Closing Quotations and Markets Report
A brief market roundup from New York and Philadelphia shows opening bids firmer with prices higher than Saturday’s close. Includes details on stocks such as Lehish Valles WN &Pa and Pennsylvania lines, plus grain, live stock, and meat market figures for July 15. Strikes at Sacramento near settlement as workers return. trains back on time.
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New York
Philadelphia
Jairié
Satumer
Lehish Valles WN &Pa
Pennsylvania
Nner
LEG Heads
West Shore
Ss. Y
Central City
Lake Erie & W
Del
Hadsoa
Oxford Defeats Yale in Bitter International Athletics Contest
Oxford defeated Yale by 5 2 4 events to 3 1 4 in a disputed Queen's Club fixture. Fry led Oxford with sprint wins, while Hickok and Pond starred for Yale amid partisan crowds. Oxford-sought return match in 1895. dinner for 139 guests followed the meet.
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Lospex
Oxford and
Vale
Queen's Club
Engishbmen
Yale
Barard
Oxford
College
Yule
Britannia
Pond
Messrs
Luckok
Fry
Oxfords
Associated Press
Hickok
Charles B. Fry
Wadham College
Gilbert Jordan
University College
Ashley Pond
William J. Oakley
Christ Church
G. B. Hatch
Yaie
Thomas C. Scorer
Hartford College
University
G. F Sanford
Ysley
Ashler Pendale
Wilfred H. Greenhow
Exeter
Francis W. Rathbone
We College
Woodnall
Wilfrield H. Greenhow
Exeter Cvllesey
J. E. Morgan
K. P Sheldon
B. Fre
Wadnamy
WJ. Oakie
Carist Church
L. P. Sheldon
Eric D. Swanwick
Snot
W. C. Hicke
Richard Wooster
United States
Bayard
John Astley
Camse
William Waldorf Astor
Patrick Collins
Cleveland
Prince of Wales
Ruyal
Richard Web Ter
Sweat Shops in Philadelphia Report Reveals Immigration Mix
The Pennsylvania Bureau of Industrial Statistics reports extensive sweating shop conditions in Philadelphia. Many workers are Russian Jewish immigrants, with Germans Americans and others present. shops vary by ethnicity. Factories seen crowded and many closed during the recent downturn. figures show 237 shops visited and 18 workers per shop on average. The study details room sizes, worker counts, and nationalities among employers.
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Onsylvania Burcau of
Haenissens
Bureau of Industrial Statistics
Paradelphia
Varnes
Bureau
MON
Italian senate approves gati anarchist bills
The Italian senate passed the gati anarchist measures while South Dakota Prohibitionists nominate M D Alexander for governor. The East River tunnel in New York opens to travel and the Duke of York’s infant son christened Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David. The national treasury shows a cash balance of 12,650,253 with a gold reserve of 64,800,634. Postmaster General Bissell authorizes 20,000 for clerk hire and 22,000 for carriers in Buffalo. Senator Quay reports favorably on a 175,000 land purchase near the Philadelphia postoffice.
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M.D. Alexander
East River
New York
Duke of York
Edward Albert Christian
George Andrew Patrick Davia
National Treasury
Bissell
Buffalo
Buffalo, N
Post Office
Senator Quay
Committee On Public Buildings and Grounds
Tril
Philadelphia Postoffice
Troops Withdraw Demand From Nevada Labor Action
Virginia Nevada July 16 petitions signed by every member of labor unions in Lyon Ormsby and this county were sent to Governor Colcord urging him to ask President Cleveland to withdraw federal troops from Nevada territory claiming their presence is unnecessary for protection of life and property. No law violations have been reported by strikers or sympathizers.
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Virginia
Nev
Fm Lyon
Ormsby
Colcord
Cleveland
Nevgala
Tariff conference adjourns with no agreement
Democratic members of the tariff conference committee adjourned early with no consensus. Reports at adjournment indicate conferees remained far from agreement and a disagreement would likely be reported to both houses soon.
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Waskischos
Tariff Conference Committee
Senate
House
Caisson Explosion Kills Four and Wounds Dozens in Chicago
A caisson from Battery F Second Artillery exploded on Grend and Oakswood boulevards, killing four and injuring nearly twenty others including civilians. The blast shattered windows, damaged homes, and sent shrapnel raining through nearby streets, with estimates of property loss around $19,000.
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Curiaco
Grend
Oakswood
J. Donovan
Edward Doyle
Pri- Bls
Joseph Garlor
Farrier
Seventh Cavalry
Fred Stolz
Second Artillery
Linear
Jobo Allen
Maurice O'Donnell
C. Encke
John Arynhbart
Herbert Antes
Scme
Anthony Kane
George Hoffman
Abraham Riley
King
Alice York
B. C. Hubling
Brighton Park
Tong Taarch
Dodd
Siath
Tate
Very
Tecatenant Carle
Canisia Varnum
de Donovan
Dorle
Dorie
Bonovan
Lake Shore
Joseph Gaylor
Great Gamage
F.C. Hubling
Hoo
J. R. Custer
Senate Action and Bankruptcy Debate Dominates Session
Senators endorsed the president’s actions against strike violence by a 125 to 27 vote, suspending rules to adopt Mr. McCreary of Kentucky’s resolution. Debate lasted 38 minutes. The Bailey bankruptcy bill stalled on a quorum failure after engrossment. Two appropriations, plus agricultural considerations, moved forward with several amendments expected today. The anti option bill remained in committee. New York’s police chief Kerwin appointed to succeed McClave. a July robbery by a woman at the National hotel left valuables missing. A new Italian information and protection bureau was planned for immigrants. Frank Sagasse, a padrone, faces fraud indictments. In Amesbury a card game feud left Bore Eaton with severe injuries, likely fatal.
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Housa
Peace
Bland
Bailey
District of Columbia
Senate
New York
Gilmer
Michael F. Kerwin
John M Clave
Eneral Kerwitz
New 3
McClave
Britannia Defeats Vigilant for County Downs Cup
Britannia defeats Vigilant in the County Downs cup race by one minute thirty three seconds. Boxcox reports the July 17 contest as Britannia maintaining lead and taking the cup in strong showing.
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Vigilant
Boxcox
Britannia
Murderous Strikers at Pratt Mine Riot in Alabama
A violent clash at Pratt mines near Birmingham on July 17 left six dead and about twenty wounded as striking miners clashed with deputies and mine guards. A mob hid in the woods firing on workers as they came out, prompting a heavy deputy and militia response. The fighting spread to a train carrying black workers, with shots through windows and multiple injuries. Federal contempt actions were announced against Debs and other A R K G leaders.
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Birmingham
Ala
Pratts
Pratt Mines
B. W. Tierce
Ivan
Ghey
Anich
J. J. Moore
Sherif Morrow
Jones
Pratt
George Campbell
Kansas City
Debs
Curracy
Milchrist
United States
Ciert
A. RK. G
Howard
Rogers
Keliber
Seaman
Get
Maker's Easy Victory Over Craig in Boston Fight
Peter Maker knocked out Frank Craig at Music Hall in two rounds. Craig failed to protect his face, slumping after a decisive right hand. Mayer dominated after a fast start, flooring Craig with a finishing blow in the second round. The referee stopped the bout as Craig remained unconscious briefly before being helped to his feet.
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Craig
Boston
Peter Maker
Frank Craig
New York
Darkey
Maber
Craiz
Sually
Bins
Mayer
Righs
Craixel
Dan Murphy
Yesterdays Baseball Games In Eastern and National Leagues
Standings from the Eastern League Championship shows Springfield Buffalo Providence Syracuse with scores 13 4 and 12 5 respectively. National League results list Philadelphia 9 over Boston 2 and Cincinnati 10 over Cleveland 6 with Chicago 19 over Lewisville 11 and St Louis 6 over Pittsburg 1. Newtown and Hazleton games noted with 28 14 and 10 1 scores.
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Springfield
Buffaio
Providence
Eric
Syracuse
Lewisville
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Louie
Pittsburg
Lancaster
Reading
Hazletoon
Hesleton
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John T. Lewis & Bros
John T. Lewis & Eros. CO
Albert L. Pearre
Garrett & Pearre
Etfchison Building
South Market Street
Frederick
L. M. Nixdorff, JR
Court Street
W. T. Delaplaine & Co
Patrick Street
Frederick Markets
Geo. I. Cramer
Frederick Hierator
Stock Ans
City
Western
Westdo
Gi Dairy
Ae Ao
Creamery
Mig Bive
Pensaylewen Creamers
Zic
York Isrec
Sacramento
London
Wickek
Heeult
Saya
Stamford
Here
Plymouth
Wee
Kennebec
Lincoln
Frain
Terre Hare
Ind
Edward Holliday
Fontanel
Moehrmen
Bleck
Benjamin Azeroda
Smithfield
Azeroda
Wort
Amarshay
el Paso
Tex
T. A. Ready
Bork
Hendy
Arkansas
aNearly
Corosa
Lockhart
Jobs Kelly
Newport
William A. Johnson
Harvard
Lowell
Mass
Lowell Manufacturing Company
Thomas Kolmerz
New York World
Kansas
Baaltivort
Sephia Diarmond
Samuel Liebman
National Hotel
Jai 17
Baron Fava
Firs Island
Senner
Bureau of
Alexander Oldrim
Frank Sagasse
Sagasse
Blackmore
Comn
Toca
Amesbury
Bore” Eaton
Seabrook
N. H
Sewell Fowler
Urderous Strikers
Alabama
Bosne
Asoxville
Penn
Cumberland
New Orl
aNs
Mexico
Marine Dry Dock
Chris Johnson
Pas
Zappert
Si. Louisy
France
Court House Yard
Sceorr Viniy
Marion Howani
Ina Wreem
Morie
Alaais HL
Mobile
Bayminette
Ofa
Edward
Alaniel Regan
Orchester
Ray
A. Clark
Everett
Willastgwn
William ] Price
N.Y
Jacob van Orden
van Orden
Neightors
Wevern
Scortp Six
Varnier
Bessemer Works
Barrett
Russeminle
Edwin Traughber
Adairville
Traughber
Wdairville
G. W. Hunt
Confidence Sharp
San Francisco
Walter Gay Barnard
Los Angeles
Simon Jacobson
Jacobson
Cretertown
Jaby
Kent County
Chatham
Ont
Essex
Kent & Lambton
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Tadge Bland
Missouri
MokKnesport
McKerrost
Jaly i
Kate
Natunal
Sherif Richards
Arfk
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