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New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
ALTHEA WINS TROPHY
u4NHASSET CLUB RACES
Tn Fresh BreeSe yachts Finish We'll
Togcther-One accident.

sir4y-one yachts crossed the starting lire vester
-, od Execution Light in the annual fan regatta
- ne Manbasset Bay Yacht Club, and all but t,Vo
. sbsIn hnisbed-s record OF which the officers 20
ts club sre proud. especially as it comes AT the
,se OF most successful season OF racing for that
,,--t washington organization.
~. race was one Of the best OF the season Tn.
.rsests IN all the classes were more than us,aIlv
.,ose In six Of them seconds only separated fbs
...,bts as they crossed the finish line The race
.,s sailed in fresh breeze from the northwest
,,.r q triangular course OF ten and one-haIf miles
ssh Parsonage Point and Matinicock b,,ovs as
.ha turning marks. This made il windvard work
s,- tbe first eg reach for the second and another
,aeh fer the third leg OF the course
Seven Of ths New YORK Yaait Clubs 'fhirties"
.s-tsd including T. d. Morgan's Gossip which nut
!, 81 appearance The Sound for The FIRST time
.bfS season. The winner in The class was the
NeDsi owned and sailed by Johnston de Forest Sha
$50, tv 4s seconds from the Atari Another close
-,ee was that between the q" boats Tntrepis
,,s Eleanor. The former. which IS owned hv
f7esyge P. Grsnbery, wen from her rival By lust
soFsfour seconds. after sailing the ten and One-half
v,Ues The Cricket won from the Jolly Tar IN the
American Yacht Clubs rsceabout class by So sec
onSs aad the Crescent defeated the Eobtail IN the
bandjcap class by IS seconds elapsed time The
Winners Ia some Of The other classes were the Mist
The Rascal III the Arrow. the Althea, the Garnet
AID the SkeeteT.
TIE only accident was the disInssting of b. r.
stoddards Fearless while she was beating TO wind
rrsrs J. p. Alker's Althea is the winner Oh points
Of the Hoyt series trophy. end J. ". and T. ?.
Afkers Alera wen the special race Of sixteen and
fTss-qusrter miles sailed on Friday for the Schuy
ler CUP. She finished at l0:l5.Ss that night
The summary;
SEw YORK YACHT GLIB SO-FooT -IAss-sTART
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THE ELUIN1 TAXES CUP.
Larchmonf Yacht Gibbs Final Races
The lfur0ra 4Lso U'ins.

The last Of the pr the I.archmont
Yacht club sailed yesterday On Lo-r Island
Sound when +. +. Brewsters schooner ElInina
raced for and won the L3rchmont schooner cup of
1909. She sailed against George W. SCOTS A1ilad
d smaller schooner. 20 which she gave "A liberal
time allowance Despite the allowance. che won by
about half hour. The ElHhna covered the 3Jla-
mile course IN hours 20 minutes ~ seconds. and
the Miladi in ( hours 81 minutes IS seconds.
The Class * soopS. the Aurora. the Istalena and
The Winsome raced the same course Cor
nelus NRndeTbilts Aurora winning from the Ista-
lena by a margin OF l minute As seconds. The FIRST
leg Of the l5l4-mile course, which sailed twice
reaches.
Leo 5. Herzigs sOop Gardenia got d prize for
sailing the 23-mile course. Her time
hours IS minutes 1 second The wind fresh
from the north northeast.
The summary:
SCHooNERs-cIAssEs 81 AND E-sTART. II en-
col, rsT. Nnta MIIES.
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OLDFIELD CLAIMS MARX
Nc1C YOrk State Fair Ends 1cifb
automobile Racing.

Syracuse. Sept. p--Ths New York state Far
closed here to-day, with automobile races The
attendance at the fan during the week was $50 Ooo
against $4,000 last year. Vice-President James :.
were honorary referees Of the automobile races to-
day.
Barney Oldfeld made two attempts 10 lower the
one-mile circular track record of 81 seconds but,
owing to the weight OF his he could not nego-
tiate the turns and timed In SO rs seconds.
Ia the twenty -ive-mie free-for-alI race for gas
oene stock Barney Oidheld In 80 He
claims that it Is the worlds record for a stock car
James Barclay OF Buffalo. drove a I2O-horsepower
machine ard the fve-mile amateur race for
gasoene stock in 5:55 Is. Seven other races
Of local interest were off More than a thous-
and machines were packed within the track in
closure.
The horse show was closed this afternoon. with
the following awards:
sons Man OF the Hour and Arsene Lupn. the only
entry.
Glass 81 draft mares, years oIdl-Frst Perch
James Mcnamara.
Glass llO Qlunters, shown over, jumpsl-First.
GlSyersvs JULIAN 1 M9Trs seeenq EnehaSnsess
fourth High Bridge John c. Fell.
Class IS draft ft,I'i: mares: d years oldl-FirSt.
II. Stoner a Co.: third, Anita, i. J. Rice; fourth,
Aieathea. j. ]. Rice
class (Arab colts)--won by Davenport Desert
Arabian Stud Farm
Glass lss (trottlns hacks under saddls)-Flrst.
Guy Fortune. .e HSnesteSsd Farms; second Teddy
FTSt GIaS I@instor AIRED g. VshdsTBit Second
Tinker Bell.
Fsros.; second. Baron .Aost, A. Y. Giles
Class e draft stsllops)--won by Sans Pere, 4.
championship class tsinse harness horserl Won
hy Luminstor. A. e. Vanderbilt
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PRINCESS PIQUE WINS.
Defeats Composer at Empire City
Track Matinee.

II seems impossible 20 beat Christopher Hackett s
Princess Pique for she won again yesterday at
the matinee which the New York Driving Club
held at the Empire City track. She defeated An
drew CrawfoTd's fast bay geIdng Composer in
straight heats making the second mile in 2:17.
james Butler won in the 2l6 pacing class with
his bay gelding Drectum Monarch This race also
went in straight heats and proved easy victory
for the Butler fayorte.
Judge BOardman has been steadily improving
this season, and has both the track and in
the show ring. He In field OF five in the
216 trotting class. and DEBATED such good ones as
Mona Wilkes. Mistrel Wilkes and Rose Electric
Christopher Hackett came 20 the front again with
his little black PAGER Who Knows. in the special
race for PAGERS. and defeated S. B. WoIfe's fast
bay Minnie Albert. in straight heats.
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? SERIES CUP-MAGHAsszT BAY ONE DEsIG'
An END OF YdCHTING.
That Is, AtEantic Club Holds It's
Race of Season.

Rscing e. the Atlantic Eseht Club esnae 70 an
- Yesterday with the annual nZture FOR the sU-
tlz-n cups Only a small feet % craft started and
:, t0s wind was light. the boats had q late hnish
tns feature Of the regatta vas the contest among
ne Q boass which went over an outside course
.Aefe Joy. the property o. W. Il. ChDds. was the
snhsr. The craft defeated r. G. Stewards Prin-
cess By min. As sec, over ulz-Enile course.
lhe Poster. The GuBda and the ~ & y. had an
Interesting night IN the class. with the first
hs'ned boat winning by ] min. 30 The Mouse
sen the GraVesend Bay knockabout division. This
sasat has raced IN the hands OF three different
: ssDerE tits year, and has done well In al hands
- sailed for the first time yesterday under the
Fs-aie signal Of EsartOW s. Weeks
me summary follows:
Egnp- -, -. o.o roy-r,Sv .1x
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cIIIDs TROPHY RAcE-.sTARr. 2sO-coURsD ia
MILES.
Yacht and owner.
MISS SHELDON WINS AT LAWN TENNIS.

RloomasId, \. J.. Sept. IS (speciaD-in an ex-
,,sine nnish Miss r. sheldon defeated Miss T. Van
xUscle sor the voman's championship OF the Mont
clair Athletic Club lawn tennis tournament IN inc
-.. % a largo gallery. Miss Van Week. who
800 the title last year. put up q hard hght- and
r,suy difficult plays were made. The scores;
sy,,,s- -onsis-afiss Vsn Week beat MSS Johnson
= Fs .1s Miss Florence Sheldon beat a3is- MOI
1,ri,in aud silver cupAfisS Sheldcn BRAT
Miss Nsn Week. S-s, SIS s-os
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POLITICIANS PLAY BASEBALL.

The 18th Assembly District baseball team took
the lead in the race Tor the Republican Baseball
League cup. when il defeated the warriors from
lhe ia Assembly District CrotUna Park yes
terdaN, by score OF TO ;. The victorious nine
won the contest in the seventh inning when they
pounded White. OF the I'D team fer i've runs s
large crowd witnessed the game
The score follows.
,,., r. III. r.
sd y I-.---.-..--.-..P - . q q o. !
tdrtiFv. 80
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TROTTING-2:I2 CLASS.
Princess Ptque, blk &C.. HacketO.
Composer. bT Crawford ..................
Time. 2:isls. 2;l7.
PACING-2:I8 CLASS.
Directum Monarch b. & u. Butler), .-...--...-...
Dandy G. o.. D. e. g. COrheryb.
Jewell b. g. Gbbonsl sl..................-...--
Time. 2:l9. 2:22.
TKOFTTNG-2:lG CLASS
Judge Boardnan, b. g. III Topgzl. ...............
Mona wilkes mr. m tf- 1tindsl-
Rose Electric IA. Os. IOttenus)
Minstrel Wilkes. br. tassettl
Joe Jap blk. ~. GibbOnsl ais
Time. 2:2oia, 221.
PACING-SPECIAL CLASS.
KNOWS blk g. (aackett. .-..........,-. =
Minnie Albert, b. Woffl
Time, 2:f4lt. 2:i3.
TROTTING-2;1s CLASS.
b. T.. tP. Kennedy
Wilkes, B.. William Ecaft).
fsmalisu ch. CT. Ifindgl
Time 2:iT 2.iT
TROTTTNG-2s25 Glass.
f-mon Girl eli. ft, Hctrrrhalsenf-
fIcy Eeiliya
1zVcnthtes fAAiiiisru soon.
Time, -.cf. .s@s "a.
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THE DEN VICTORIOUS
MOTOR BOAT RACES END.
The Gunfirc Loses High Speed Con-
test on Corrected Time.

Twenty-eight motor boats including both hfz1
speed racers and cruising craft. started yesterday
IN the final races OF the national motor boat carni
val under the auSpiceG OF the Motor Boat Club OF
America. from the headquarters Of the New York
Motor Boat Club. at West 18th street. in the IOuz
distance races 70 Peekskil and Poughkespsie
The hiEh speed craft. of which there wers seven.
entrants, raced TO POoghkeepsie and back, a dis
tance OF llo nautical miles. II close contest
but Joseph II. Hoadley's Den. the victor a year
ago captured the cup for another season. Just beat
lng the GUnfre ii. new boat on corrected time
by minutes II seconds. The Gunare. however, led
an the way. She was the scratch contestant and
on elapsed time she led the Den by 8 minutes s.
seconds The Gunfre has only a 5O-horsepOwer en-
elne, but she Was skilfulfy handled by H. W. Pat
1eTson and Jack SchrafeT. Going through the Tap
pan Zee the sea very rough, and II was neces-
sary 20 bail constantly
large feet started I'm the cruising boat class.
under " feet. for the race TO Peekskill and back
sN'y nautical miles. The XL although making tn.
pest elapsed time, was disqualified for not crossing
ue starting line properly. g. W. Granbery's well
known Irene IT, added another trophy 10 her Iss
py beating the Elmo II. by over fifteen minutes
corrected time.
SIX boats started in the class for cruising boats
over ~ feet. also running 20 PeekskiIl and back.
ne Ifys, one Of this years Bermuda racers can't
urea the prize. beating F. C. Havenss Avis By u
minutes $ seconds. corrected time.
SPEED BoATS-POUGETKEEPSIE AND RETJfRss
40 MAJ THAI AlLES-STAEnT. A. n
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THE APAwAMls cLuR

Tor "a cup presented by Walden Williams NJ the
Apawaiais Club. The six leading scores were.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19

cause OF the steady. even torque OF the overlap
ping impulses OF the sx-cyiinder motor. IL has
lOhs wheel base OF 100 inches. although on the
Toaoster model this is reduced TO rs inches -Four
stPeeos are lifted the powerful GO horsepower
lhclude seven-passenger, close coupled and road
Yellow and blue at tho head os the Aiardl Grss
celebration at Coney Island last week played n
prominent part The blue was Police Inspector
J' II. OBrlsn. and Captain William f. FennelIy
together with an executive committee OF twenty-six
men, while the yellow was number % w. r. c.
taXicsbs in which these men rode.
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-. 4.39;4I; Avis. 4:55:I5: AIabsna.
JOI -. lrna- subject L. measure
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ECHOONERs-CLAssEs AND E-START. n aO.
COURSE 3"N MILES.
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SEED BoAIS-POU UGHKEEPSIE AND RETURN.
40 NAUTICAL AILES-STAEET. 8:4O A 81
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Augustus Neson Dad finish.
Rochester. 5-53-l4 "
ChSISlNj S vt Boats = UNDER 20 FEET - PEEKsvILIs
AM RETURN. 90 NAUTICAL. NILES-STAFT 845-
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Goldfeld Consolidated Rallies
Comstock Shares Generally Lower
STOCK MARKET

Business vas good in local securities yester
Cay, though sales of bonds were moderate
Telephone preferred was higher at S95, while
the common stock was not materially changed
California fruit Gamers advanced to $100.25
There were sales of Union trust stock at 81 700
and Security savings bank at $3.50.
The following unlisted quotations were made
at the morning session: Pacific gas and electric
IS, $94- 5o695. common $44Q45, preferred sos
q lo6.5O; Peoples water, common $4-50Q4. 62ls,
preferred $685. 66; Western Pacific. S2e 50Q3i.
generally lower. The assessments Exchequer
and Consolidated Virginia, noted below. preb
ably contributed to the weakness of these
stocks.
In the southern Nevadas there marked
recovery In Godheld consolidated from 1896 TO
1886, the stock closing at $40. Combination
Fraction was also higher, rising from 5Sc to sc.
Belmont and Tonopah of Nevada were lower.
The Consolidated Virginia mining company
has levied assessment Of % cents per share,
delinquent August 16.
The Exchequer mining company has levied
assessment OF cents per share, delinquent
August IT,
The Homestske mining company has declared
share. payable July Is to stock OF record
July 10.
dividend of cents per share. sggregsting
$4,000 on 100000 shares, is being paid by
the Skidoo mines company.
The Keene Wonder mine Of BullfroZ district
has made another bullion shipment valued at
$4,000. which Is the product of the mill from
June 10 to July 1.
The Montgomery Shoshoue mine shipped about
$4,000 in bullion for the latter half of the
past month
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Rutter. Cheese and Egg.

The egg market continues to strengthen on de-
creasing receipts of strictly choice stock and
quotations for the extra and intermediate grades
are steadily advancing. There was another gen
eral advance in prices yesterday, extras being
marked up re to quotation of 30c a dozen,
while hrsts and seconds were &c and lie higher
respectively. The growing scarcity OF extras il
tausing more active market for frsts and sec
onds, while thirds. which term applies to all
kinds of cheap and hot weather eggs, continue tc
hot weather stock and sellers experiencing
much difficulty in disposing Of It,
The cheese market took turn for the better.
California fats were higher and steady at the
and &c in firsts. The frmness was due largely
to brisk demand from outside points ma
jority of the trade reported butter firm. with
desirable stock being we'll cared for, but one
receiver offered to sell extras at the quotation
the exchange and unable to place any
Sales on the exchange were as follows
Eggs-50 cases of extras at SOC a dozen
Cbeese-25 fancy California fats at lac and
80 at 141ac pound
Receipts 10. 100 pounds butter, Il zoo
pounds cheese and 1.s72 cases eggs.
The following are official quotations. estab
liSbed by the sales bids and Offers on the floor
OF the dairy exchange. Prices in the street,
while governed by the exchange quotations, gen
orally range from nc to PC higher owing to
the various charges to be added
Butter-Fresh creamery extras. 2Sc per III.
weak: do frsts &c. weak; do seconds, POI
weak; No. l packing stock. 22Izc. irn-
Cheese-California fancy fats, 1412c per IN.
steady; fancy Young Americas, 15I5c firm; do
drsts 14hc. Arm; fancy Oregon Young Ameri-
cas-. 15lac. weak; do Oats, IA &c. FIRM
Eggs fper dozen. cases inclndedi -California
fresh extras. soc, firm; do irsfs, 29e. firm: do
seconds. o5e. firm; do thirds. 81 &c. arm
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GRAIN MARKET
wheat and other Grains

Wheat-Chicago was several fractions higher.
Gables were better. but the crowd were selling
were general rains on Monday.
The local market is still dull but the mill
ers IN the interior are taking all choice lots
In their neighborhoods. They are also paying
more for new wheat than%the city quotations
given below.
CASH WHEAT
California club, S2o5M2 OH; do milling.
$40; California White Australian, nominal at
s2.IQ@2l21A; of grades of California wheat,
$1,000; northern club .s2.o5q2 o715 northern
bluestem, nominal; Russian red, 81. g2.o5; tur-
key red, s2.o5@2.071s per ctl; new California
club and Sonora, 81 ;05 81. OH per ctl.
10 a. m. Session
No quotations.
Barley~Ocean freights are quiet at the union
rate Of 23s Cd. usual European options. The
chartered grain tonnage in port is 1929, against
gagged, 33,7AG tons. against 3S,515; on the way
to this port, 1897 tons. against 141,ol2.
we're active sales Of feed at the improved rosed
prices.
to f shG.es ST. per c brewing
$1.471a; chevalier, s1.60@i.70.
FUTURES
10 a. m. Session
December-$1. 45sl.
Deeember-si 45s4
is not active prices are Traction higher
New reds. 81 1901. S715 for good to choice
and 81 67ia al. 72l2 for ordEary; old white.
nominal.
Corn-The market shows no further change
and is quiet, both on the spot and to arrive.
large yellow, 81. sodI. s2Is; western states vel.
low, sacked, 81 .s2ls a SO: white. $1.s5@1 81 u
In bulk. San Francisco track, yellow. S1.10;
white, SLIP; mixed. $1.6S; Egyptian, S1.90 per
etl for white.
Z Rye-contlnues nomina. at sl.45@1.5o per etl
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Reaun and seeds

Beans quiet and easy, with all quotations
unchanged Seeds also remain the same. The
bean report of Adolf Koshland SAYS.
Some inquiries have been in the market for
mixed shipments. but most of the inquiries
are for future delivery.
1.-THE spot market is steady, considering the
comparatively small volume of business
There will doubt be better inquiry for
meantime very little change is likely to take
place in prices
Beans (per ctl)-Bayo. S5.4065.50; pea. So. IS
@6.50 small white, s6.75@7; large white, S. 40
G5.6O: pink. sSd3 20; red nominal; blaekeye.
81. 40G3.65; lima. $4.15@4.25 red Kidneys S. 25
$3.50; cranberry beans. nominal; Garvanzas
$2.506lS; horse beans. $1.90@2-20.
Seeds-Brown mustard. 46l41ac: yellow mus
tard. nomi hal; Gaxseed. 4c, carload lots; eanary
46415c; alfalfa, 1871 61sc; rape, cleaned. ga
2lac; timothy, &c; hemp, 4c milIet, sac per ID:
broomcorn seed $3.50 per ton.
Dried Peas-Green are quoted AT s.. Is ner ctI
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Foreign Futures
CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provision.

CHICAGO, July 13.-Trading in the wheat
pit was duh and heavy tone prevailed the
greater part OF the day, but in the final hour
considerable activity developed on buying by
shorts. which resulted in prices advancing
from 1lsc TO 1ssc from tie low point of the
session. During the day July sold between
$1.1S&z and $l.20 The market closed almost
at the top. with July at the best mark
No rain was reported in the west or south
west with the exception OF few light
showers in northern Missouri, and the official
forecast for continued clear weather to-
night and tomorrow Frmness Of cash wheat
at Kansas City and ST. Louis, due to small
arrivals, helped to create some bullish senti-
ment late In the day
Corn weak the first half of the day. The
close, however, was firm with prices IN
changed to &c higher
The oats market was weak all day. Prices
closed 9sc to &c under yesterdays finals
Provisions developed moderate nrmuess and
closed unchanged to 17lzc higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles. Open. High Low. Close.
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STOCK MARKET
TAKES a SLUMP

NEW YORK, July 18.-The narrow linn
its of the current stock market were
marked distinctly again today with an
effect so discouraging to the professional
element that they seemed tempted to aban-
don their operations. The stagnant condi-
tions of the later market were the cOnse-
quence. The net result, broadly speaking,
was to undo the movement Of Monday.
Much interest and importance attached
to the movement in United States steel
and II was deemed a good omen when IL
sold at the opening at 20. SiNo sppreoiable
amount of stock was marketed at 20, the
first 1000 shares sold simultaneously being
quoted together at 6931 to 20. After the
opening a single hundred shares sold at 20.
Immediately below that figure there was
an active market for a time, with buying
and selling quite equally balanced, but the
selling became the more urgent and the
price ran of.
The event proved that very heavy selling
orders were contingent the stock mark
ing 20 and not necessarily for execution at
that price, but at the market when the sig
nal should be given by a quotation of 40
fo- steel. These orders followed the stock
on its downward course and had an inhu-
entail sentimental effect on the whole mar
ket.
The subtreasury is absorbing funds from
the banks and the 100000 installment
of government deposits called by the treas
ury for repayment on Thursday Of this
week is expected to be made by the inte-
rior banks by means of drafts on their
New York correspondents.
There is a noticeble subsistence of the
current talk regarding the rapid absorp-
tion of new bond issues. The Wheeling and
Lake Erie stocks today came into the range
of the anxieties caused by reorganisstions
70 be faced. Wabash preferred seemed to
benefit from this prospect.
The talk of a combination of the Illinois
Central into the Union Pacific system gave
rise to rumors Of an inoursion into the
Southern railroad region of other North
western systems by traffic alliances and
connections.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, IS, oSs, 900. 4
United States Is declined 4 per cent on
call.
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Poultry md Game

Receipts of poultry from domestic shipping
points running light. and as the arrivals OF
western stock are moderate the market Is stead
lily working into better shape. Everything ON
the list is selling on well at improving prices
and there Is special demand for extra large
young stock. which sometimes brings advance
over the quotations.
Poultry (per dosenl-HenS. 81 SOFAS for small
s6@T for large and SS@1O for extras; young
ROSTERS. $7G9; old ROSTERS. $415; flyers
scar for large and $56I5.5o for small: broiIers
$4@4.50 for large and $3635O for small:
ducks. s6@S; pigeons. $3.50; squads, S2d2. %;
geese. $l.50@2 per pair; goslings. $29225 per
pair.
Game-Nomipal
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NOW York Money Market

NEW YORK, July 13.-Money on call easy.
1@2 per cent; ruling rate. Us a.; closing bid,
Ia; offered at rs.
Time loans, dull and stronger; 60 days. 2d2A
per cent; 30 days. 21si months, az @31S.
Sterling exchange weak, with actual business
in bankers bills at $z.S530M4.S6 for so day
bills and at 81 S720 for demand.
Commercial bills, s4.s514 @4.s5%.
Bar silver. sic.
Mexican dollars 44c-
Government bonds, weak; railroad bonds, IT.
regular.
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CHICAGO. July 13.--Cash quotations were as
follows:
64@66c; fair to choice mailing, STA
Tic; nax seed, No. 1 southwestern. 81. 4s15
No. northwestern. 1884,; timothy seed, So. 80;
clover, $l0-s5; mess pork. per Dbl, $50 60G
2o.621a; lard. per 100 lbs, S11.67h; short ribs.
sides tloosel. $ll.32I5 oil. 421a; short clear
sides tboxed), S11.75011.sT1a.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clearances of wheat and -four were
equal to IS, 600 bushels. Primary receipts were
146. coo bushels compared with $50 900 bushels
the corresponding day year ago. The world 5
visible supply, shown by Bradstreet's, de-
creased 4,4e3. 900 bushels. Estimated receipts
for tomorrow: Corn. 1os cars; oats, "A cars;
hogs, "a 900 head
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Northern wheat Market

OREGON
PORTLAND. July 1S:.Trask prices; Blue
stem,- nominal; club, SILT; valley, Sill.
WASHINGTON
TACOMA, July 13.-Milling: Bluestem, S1.3
Ql.35; club, $1.14. Export-Bluestem, S1.24;
clubs ST. IA; red S1.09.
SEATTLE. July 13.--No milling quotations.
Export Bluestem, $1.14; club, s1.l4; red, $1.09.
Receipts, two cars.