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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-18
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Steiner & Blair OF Lyons, one of the
oldest and most reliable and regular ship
pers to this market, were in yesterday
with a consignment Of hogs Of meiIum
heavy weight and very fair grade, and
they sold out at the best top price of the
day for car hogs, As. Mr.. S. Steiner
was in charge of the consignment and he
said that the crop outlook in that Sec
tion was good and corn Was going 20 lie
Il crop beyond the expectation of the far
ners. and the best in a long time He
said there were few marketable hogs left
in that country, as the heavy shipments
the past year had about dreamed the
country OF fat killing hogs. However,
there are stock hogs in the country, he
said, and the owners OF them are hold
ing them for feeding Of the new corn
crop which is so large. Mr.. Steiner has
been for 20 years a shipper and dealer
in hogs and is among the best informed
stockmen who ship to this market His
son, Mr.. Ralph c. Steiner. accompanied
him to the yards yesterday, and vas
much interested in the procedure Of bus
iness as transacted at the yards.
Mr.. T. c. HOllcomb. of the well-known
firm OF Weinshenk & Hollcomb of Ro-
chester, was on the market with car
OF mediums which sold at the top Of
the day. His son, Mr.. Earl Hollcomb,
was with him, visitor at the yards.
I. W. Hannigan Of Deer Creek was
shipper Of light hogs which sold at the
best price for the day
w. :. Thomas Of Ponca City was
shipper of medium light hogs which sold
without dock al the top figures.
Pat Mckinley of Freeport was a ship
per of cattle of very fair grade which sold
1t the best prices for the day.
The Doid business yesterday was very
good all through The jobhing department
sent out very good line OF produce and
the express trade was also very we'll rep
resented.
The roads doing the hauling yesterday
were as follows: Santa Fe. ,. and l each
from the Frisco. Rock Island. and Mis-
souri, Pacific.
The statement for yesterday was as fol-
lows: Tops, $.25: bulk. 4.109I25: with
all sold at the top Of H.S; average
weight 90; receipts, sci, For Wednes-.
day. tops. S.s7is: bulk. s4.5D64.27l.; av-
erage weight IS; receipts, 2S4.
Provisions were firm on a narrow
trade. Hog prices were lower, but there
was 4 good demand from packers, liqui-
dalton through commission houses being
readily absorbed. Cash lard closed ) cents
up, at S.2O. and cash ribs cents up.
at $5.O5.
The Chicago Record says: "Investiga-
tion at the stock yards In regard to the
recent advances in the price OF beef
brought out the statement that never
before In the history of the American
cattle market has there been such a de-
mand for all kinds Of meats as at the
present time. The demand for export cat
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LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE demand for all
grades or cattle was rather slow today.
and with large supply on hand. prices
were a little easier all around. Good to
choice beeves sold at 3. 60ds. IS; common
er grades at $4.45a5.65; stockers and feed
ers sold at $S.5OQ4.s5; bulls, COWS and
heifers, S.OOd5.20; Texas steers, s.. 7OI
SIS, and calves, $.5Od7.25.
Hogs-There was a further reduction of
cents in the prices OF hogs, packers
holding on In spite of the moderate offer
ings. Heavy hogs sold at S4.15d4. rs; mix
ed lots at $4,000. 20: lights at "a. 1914 s.:
pigs sold at ss.5Od4.65; culls, S2.OOa4. 10.
Sheep-The market for sheep and lambs
was again weak, enormous receipts hay-
Ing knocked the bottom out of prices.
Sheep sold at 81. OGd3.O0 for culls. IN TO
$S.bOa4.OO for choice western rangers. Ma
tive Wethers were scarce and sold at
~-2594.5O. Lambs sold at 8. 5Od6. Is; prime
hocks bringing s6.25a6.5O.
Receipts-Cattle, 1850; hogs, 5000;
sheep, 1900.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, No., Aug. T7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $500 natives; 1850 Texans. Best
butchers stuff steady: others weak to
lOc lower; native steers, A.OOd6. 10; Texas
steers, $S.9Oa5.0O; Texas cows, 81. 75G3. Il:
native cows and heifers, g. O0dS. Is; stock
ers and feeders. $S.5Oa5. 40; bulls, So. T5@
s.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market steady to
&c higher; bulk Of sales, 1854. Go; heavy
packers and mixed. 81. 25d4. 45; light, 81. 4O0
4.72ts; workers., A.65G4. 7211s; pigs, A.S7,sQ
4.72k.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market steady;
lambs, SS5O95.Oo muttons, s3.5Od4.O0
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Aug. H.-Cattle-Receipts, g.
800; market steady; native shipping and
beef steers. $S.5OG6. 10; stockers and feed
ers, $3.Ood4.7O; cows and heifers, s. 25G
900; Texas and Indian steers, &. 4Od4. rs:
cows and heifers, 50. 3Od3. S.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; market SC lower;
pigs and lights. $4.7O6D4.SO; packers, "a. 5Oa
40; butchers, $4.6Od4. so.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market steady;
native muttons, $3.75q4.S ; lambs, $.OOa
6. 90.
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HOG MARKET STEADY
Better Supply and Demand
Good.
TOPS SETTLE ON S425
Cattle Steady With Very Fair
offerings.
TOPS SETTLE ON S425

The local hog market was quotable as
steady. with a little better run OF hogs
received. There was no very heavy vol
ume Of receipts and the offerings were
quickly disposed. This market again
demonstrated its inherent strength end
witnessed very strong tone as compared
with all the other western markets.. The
early reports from the rest of the west
ern receiving points gave out a tone Of
cents lower and so on. Chicago gave
out early this quotation: Good hogs 5
cents lower; others badly neglected"
Five cents lower and steady to cents
lower ruled for the other western mar
kets, and this was the accepted quota
tion all over. This market more than
held its own, and the generally accepted
quotation was steady. There was not a
very heavy line of receipts offered and
yet 1t was better than the day before
and was more IN acceptance with this
market There was a good demand for
hogs OF fat butcher condition, and the
Dold Packing company was very active
70 rgood slaughter stun. There was a
little improvement in the whole volume
OF receipts yesterday over the day before,
and such hogs as came In from either
the car lot shipments or the local source
were readily taken and at the best prices
The prices paid for hogs yesterday were
away up as compared with the other
western markets, and had there been re-
ceived twice the number OF hogs they
would have sold at once and at the same
best prices. The local market sold out at
good, firm, steady price as compared
with the best prices Of the day before,
and this was very much Of an improve
ment over the prices of Wednesday. The
receipts were better than for the Gay
before, and the average weight was ahad
of that OF wednesday by pounds The
quality was generally pretty good for the
day, there being less sldps and cut-outs
and more very fair fat hogs, in we'll
rounded condition. All other markets
were given out as lower and most as sc
lower, but this market all through and
up to the close was quotable as steady.
1t was a better day all through than for
several days and the shippers had no COM
plant, but on the contrary were well sat
isfied with their returns.
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"BREVITY is THE SOUL OF W.T.
GOOD WIFEl YOU NEED
SAPOlIO

rate. Americans were strong and active.
more business being done In them today
than in the previous fortnight. Baltimore
and Ohio jumped 4 points and Central
and Southern Pacific and Southern Rail-
way preferred also improved notably.
Spanish As So "a: Anacondas II 81: Bos-
tons and utahs weak. The bank bought
E2.0O0 gold In bars and RSs.OOO in Ger
man coin. The bank engaged $1,000 for
Riianos Avres
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London, Aug I7.-Amerina8 securities
opened Arm and remained 30 AL daF.
with Louisville leading The advance TIE
cIose was arm Spanish IS clozed % -
Gold AZ Bse1os AyTes IL
New York. Aug i5.-C0nne-cial i'd
ver7Iser's Londoa financial eablexran:
business ~as more active and the tone
brighter n the markets here today. 40
cptznls;ic New was taken Of the OFT
come % the TTansvaAi AFFAIR. and TIE
rsonsy position vas much better On tse
favorabie hank statement Ths rIse IN
sterling excbanse IN Sew Ycsk rsnS-r~
"a unnseessAsY q ehaass n shs hank
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METAL MARKET.

New York, Aug. 17.-Operations on the
metal exchange were not extensive nor
were price variations OF special signifi-
canoe. They were off shade further I'M
der adverse cables and freer offerings
of producers. together with light demand
The balance of the list was about I'M
changed and fairly steady to firm. At
the close the metal exchange called pig
iron warrants unchanged with SIS bid and
% asked; lake copper. SIS. %; tin easy
with $301o2is bid and s3D.STls asked: lead
quiet with $4.57is bid and &4.s21s asked: :
spelter, dull at s5.65 nominal The bro
kers' price for lead Is A.35 and for cop
per $3.50.
St. Louis, Aug. 17.-Iead. firm; ASA
457. Spelter. dull, $50
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BEARS Try T AGAIN
But the Market POves a Few
Too Many for Them.
RAILROADS TO THE FRONT
London Money Situation an
Inspiring Factor.

New York. Aug 1.-THE stock market
showed greatly increased activity and
strength today. The strength was some
what better difrused than has recently
been the case. bue the heaviest demand
stocks The majority Of the industrial
stocks were llstless and heavy. This was
notably the case with the Iron and Steel
stocks. The bears were disposed to con-
tinue the contest early In the day and
handled the tobacco stocks and Sugar
rather severely but even In these the bear
campaign showed convincing evidence Of
exhaustion before the day was over. su-
gar ruled above last nights level during
the latter part OF the day and closed with
net gain Of 81. American Tobacco re-
trieved its earlier losses and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit, though rather feverish at
times, was higher all day. The charac-
teristic movement of the day was In the
railroads. The southern group and the
Southern and Central Pacific stocks con-
tinue TO be the centre of strength. with
some additions to the former group over
those which moved upward yesterday
Louisville was the leader and rose at
one time nearly points. closing q small
Ohio Jagged. The Baltimore and Ohio
stocks came variously forward into the
movement. the common raising an ex-
treme points and the preferred 2 Ia,
with subsequent fractional reaction. Nor
folk and Western preferred and Mobile
and Ohio also shared in the strength. The
buying Of Southern Pacific was very
large and evidently by a powerful con-
certed movement. The stock rose 1-2
and Central Pacific gained points. There
was an isolated movement in the Pitts
burg, Chicago. Cincinnati and St Louis
stocks. the preferred raising points 10
par, with a subsequent reaction Of IL
the common rising 80 and. losing the
fraction Railroad stocks are generally
higher. The gains reached point in only
few cases. The grangers and Atchison
preferred were conspicuous 'Northwes-
tern gained Ia. The leading cause of
the more cheerful feeling regarding the |
values Of the securities was the easier |
condition Of the London money market |
as oisclosed Dy the weekly statement OF |
the Bank Of England. The rate for money |
fell appreciably in London today. but stIll |
rules above the bank rate. The bank |
continued to buy gold today and then |
Import from Germany. and the probability
is that II the private discount rate should /
ran below the bank rate that institution
would again borrow from the market in
order to gtiffen rates. ra,,t ,ha ....t....,a
tai effect on the Calcutta market was
very marked. as increased confidence was
felt that gold might be withdrawn from
London to New York in case Of higher
money rate without upsetting the foreign
stock markets. The large increase in st.
Paul's earnings FOR the second week in
August. in spite OF the falling OF Of the
grain movement. was an encouraging
factor. Closing prices of stocks were as
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COFFEE ANDSUGAR Markets

New York Aug. l7.-CGhee-OptIons
opened steady at unchanged prices and
moved up ) points on covering There
was practically no investment demand.
and speculation was dull. The cables
were indifferent and local spot inquiry
was very slack Closed steady. net IN
changed: sales. 1890 bags. including Sep-
TENDER. As: October. as; December.
iSl: February. 800: March, 5-s. Spot
coffee-Rio dull and nominal. Mid quiet.
about steady.
Sugar-Raw. higher: fair refining Sc;
centrifugal IS test. SIC: nolasse< sugar,
s5se Refined. firm and fairly active.
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DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York. Aug. n.-Good demand for
staple SottonS Heavy brown sheetInKs
and drills strong. with upward tendency
in prices Print cloths Irregular: grey
goods firm. with = hardening tendency.
Bleached cottOns quite scarce and harden
ing. No change in other directions. Mems
wear wooden and Worsted fabrics in good
demand and firm
Fail River, Mass, Aug. f.-Oners were
made today for the stock Of nearly all
the seventy print cloth mills in this city
by the New York promoters OF the yarn
mills combination which WAS formed some
time ago. The print cloth mills Of Fall
River are controlled by 3 corporations
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New York. Aug. I7.-Money on esl
steady a; l-2a3 per cent: last loan -
per cent Exchange steady. with actual
business In bankerx' bills at AS 10 for
demand and q; pn t-4StEs for sixty
days: posted rates s4-s7 I-7a4a and AT
64-s7 IL: commercial bills s. s5S4 . II
silver certificates slas1 10 bar silver 20 -
Mexican dollars - Government; bonds
strong: state bonds steady: railroad
bor,as irr~x1gisp
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A O. P. = 7. A. Top,ka. Kaa.

Under the title "A Coigrais gusnn1sF~
TIE Santa Pc route has iss - Eufup-
fuous printed boak devoted y tBs az
fractions % the Rocky rsouatain sgnsmsP
resorts intended. ws understand. sof fSes
distribution Besides = Erash.e dsssrfD-
ton % the mgrs nSfed iocaiitiss. ths
publication contains special aFticl-s On
climate. ira nsezatains. camping. ha''ias
and shooting and r. srsbsiissh~1 ~ stGhty
haif-tops illustrations from sps-iai pisy;s-
graphsL A nap - C9i9fsfo. ta.ds q
al;iinSss. and fun iiss q NJ -. e.
faEss ard bosr1isg houses Hnd thsir
ra,ss are IneIss.d This Should ~ en- n.
valuable haSsbooE foT al VIC eosfsas-
psz's q ssfnrser trip % hat sA4Tmlag
region % lofty altitsSs. Dsfs air ah1 essl
surshsre
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rnE WEAraG {
Wichita. Kan. Aus

Wichita. Kan. Aug y. 7sse
Local forecast for Wicaita and vicinity:
Fair until Saturday.
L z. MUELLER. Observer.
Washington. Aug E--Foreczst for FIJI
day and Saturday:
KaRsas-Generaliy fair: continued warm
Friday and Saturday; soutneriy winds
Oklahoma and Indian TerTitory-Ceupr-
ally fair: eOntinaed warn Friday ana
Saturday: scathszly w1neA
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GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENCY.

MISSOURI PACIFIC TICKET oFFIcA.
Ia North Main Street. Wichita
We ca n ssI YOU through railway ana
steamship tickets to al points IN the
gorld.
We are agents for the following lines Of
ocean steamship companies and keep the
original tickets alWays on hand. 90 thas
upon purchasing We can hand them 10 roo
az once.
American line. Hs~ York TO soa,hanp-
ton.
American line. Philadelphia to Lives.
pool.
Anchor line New York 20 Giasgos.
CUnard line. New York % Llverpooi.
North German Lloyd. New YSfk %
southampton. Bremen. Genoa Hapiea.
Austria. Gfbralter. China and Papan.
White Star Line. New York 10 LlTsrpooi.
Cape Town. South Africa and South Am.
srjcan points.
We also make . speciality - PREPAID
ocean tickets. So that anyons dessrins
70 pay for a ticket hsr- 70 bring over thsir
friends from the cid countries can Do .,
safely and eheaply. We attend 70 the &c.
livery Of che ticket on the other SIDE.
= T. BLEcKLEY, Aessa
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FRIsco LINE 10 xifEEKA sPRIS0a
AHKANaAR

EErzrzioz tisasts - ssls a sfs tfnsa
Tnhs$ zsss sssssse fsrs as4 sssa1 . 80
days a. ssss sst~s res1<L ntB fss t.
resnA sTsr. Csood fstsrsl8E n1nssT eass
sfsm este e sale.
n O. NOETikORE. City TaekFs ABea<.
Psii1sn s>srssg ca SERVES. Wkkaia
- D<nSss. sfsssas sAsnss e eAra -
4aasear P1sl6z
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COTTON.

New Orleans, Aug. n.-Cotton-Steady;
middling. sac.
New York. Aug. 7.-Cotton-Futures
closed steady; August, 5.53c; September
5.54c; October. 5.73c: November. sic; De-
cember. 5.S3c; January. $50; February.
5.glc; March. 6.94c; April. 6.s7c; May,
& Ole. lime n5p
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The bond market did not chare IN the
increased activity OF stocks. and changes
were small and mixed. Total sales. par
value 81 .sS7.00e United States old e.
coupon advanced IL and the SIS Is In
the bid prices.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
Flour-Firm.
wheat-No 8 spring. eSlsG7onzc; No. 2
red. az d13c.
Corn-No. .. size; No. {. yellow. &c.
Oats-No. 2. 2ld nc: No. white, 23Ltc
No. white. 22Izd341sc.
Rye-No. . SAC
Barley-No. . 34G41c.
Flaxseed-No. l, S1.0liS; northwest, 81 0a
Gi.@.
Timothy seed-Prime. s..
Mess pork-Per biol. S75OGs.S0
I.ard-Per 1oo lbs, s.. I0l5. 29ik
Short ribs sides Uoose) s. .Sf;5.75; dry
salted shoulders. (bcxedD 5sa52.: short
clear sides CboXedD s. 45fI5. 60
WhiskyADistillers' finished goods, per
gal. $1.S.
Sugars-Cnchanged
Ciover-Contract grade. s.. mas n
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a cnIoRAf.l sf,Mmrn

Differs from Fzrzn~rs s,sswssae. The
ai,ifs5s q coissasss l. sas q fhrss mils-s
heat T. EFatsfsi. nof sasrTatIas. Ths
Roxy DeBafsiss 81 colssais a. reg
risorst II - Get e eoors - 49, AsAf
rsEi01. hgstisg ashins sn4 Sosntsis
sslsssIn< h = Gre tDatc foF ths efs1.
fIlussratss S,ek- "A csIoFa8s BsnaaF.~
FREE o. aDpiiezsIga - taeai sgsas a. ? q
= ,. ~. The ssst say % - = ia Chs
esatA - Roass
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afrFnA sPRIHGa

via thu Great Rock Ls.Ahd ROuss.
Three dollars and sixty esbts Ct1.GD
Wichita 70 0Ysda Springs and rstBra. In
gliding transfer a. Caldwell. TaRs TIE
Rock Island train leaving Wlchiia a
o'c.ock a N. Arrive a oBsSs ECnnEs 90
1919 a n. Returning leave CBsda Epsiags
az Sill o n Arrive ~ wIchi,a 90 > O'tioek
. m Tickets limited thirty Gays frsm
date - sac. = DRAKE. u. 2. A
T. W THOMPSON.
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
CATTLE

The cattle market yesterday was
quoted as steady, with a very fair line Of
offerings. She stun was most in evil
dence and small line Of stockers and
feeders were also on sale. There was enc
car of mixed cattle on sale, consigned by
Pat MCKINLEY of Freeport. a large line
Of which was sold on the open market.
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To Pueblo. Colorado Springs and Dea.
yer without change % cars VIA the Nia-
souri Pscinc railway. Through sisepea
leaves wichita daily a s.30 ,. IN.
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rest OF the district has not yet been heard
from
Mr.. LewelIing declined 20 express HE
opinion as 20 che availability OF thu vari-
Gus candidates. merely stating that they
were the asplrants from whom the pso-
pie could take their choice. He said thu
principles for which the party declared
meant much more 70 him than the mers
matter OF Offices. lie Il an ardent anti
expansionist and believes that II the fusion
forces reanirm their opposition 20 ths
trusts and thstr resistance 10 the imperial.
istic policy Of the Republicans they wis
win In both state and nation
Three dollars and sixty cents Cls.sO via
the Great Rock Island. Wichita 20 Gueda
Springs and return. Leave Wichita q.
m: arrive Gueda Springs 1890 a m. Re-
turning leave Gueda Springs 5:il D N; ar
rive at wIcfsSa Al D. m.
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munyon's GUARANTEE.
sReng Assertfens ~ Co Jzst Whee
the Remedies WIN De-.

1sasym Uss1atsa
that his Rheunaatism
Cure VIII cure nearly
an eases Of Fheuma-
ttgD IN q few hoars;
that his Dyspepsia Cure
viii cure indlgeEtion and
an stomach troubles;
that his Kidney Cure
VIII cure 90 Per cent.
Of ell cases q kfdaey
trouble: that his @.
tarrh Cure VIII era
caaarTh no matter hOw
long standing; that HE
8eGdaehe Cure win cure
any kind q headaehe u
q few minutes; tnat
his Cold Olra win
orffcfiy bPeRk m ans
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On the Produce Exchange. today. Nhe
market ranged as follows:
Butter-Firm; creameTies, I5asac; dali
ries. l2is<Ii7c.
Cheese-Firm: 9i@aIoc.
Eggs-FiEm; fresh. Exc.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Aug. n.-cash wheat-No. ="
red. &c; No. ; red. 7U1i7ei.c: No. har5
winter, eeRseikc; No. 5 hard Writer. s-r
Sc; No. / northern spring. 7s'.c: Nc. =
northern spring. 7es.a77c; No spring.
SSG7lc-
Corn-oSo- =. Slzc; NO. = slI=c.
Oats-NO. 2 aa-E2lc; Nc ,. 3BI-c.
Flzx-Cash. northwest. tia: cash.
southwest. si.elis; September, $50; Oc-
tobeF $50: December, A-ol-
Rariey-Czsh, S4E5ac-
Rye-Sep,ember. 55Gsszc; December.
55GsSi4c.
Butter-Firm; higher: creaner5es, 1sa
80: dairies- 12tkGGIc
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BASEBALL

0SF1W YORK, 1875; CINCINNATI, ~
New York, Aug. H.-C1ncinnati was
beaten IN two games this afternoon, be-
ing outplayed in both cases. Score:
First game RHE
New York ..........o 33o67Oos-ls1 Is 8
Cincinnati ...........1 0o1O0O-4 8 5
BatterlesNew York. Seymour, Doyle
and Warner; Cincinnati. Hawley, Phil
lips and Peitz. Umpires. Emslie and Nc
Donald.
Second game RHE
New York ..........2osoOOO 0-512
Cincinnati ...........O02 O0O11O-4l o
Batteries-New York. Gettig and Doyle;
Cincinnati, Taylor and Wood. Umpires,
Emslie and Mcdonald. Attendance, 5000.
BOSTON. I'll; LOUISVILLE. ca
Boston, Aug. T.-Boston and Louisville
split even today in a double-header. At
tendance. 1900. Score:
First game RHE
Boston IS
Louisville ......"....2 OOOOO4Oe61O A
Decentralization. Nichols and Clarke:
Louisville. Cunningham and thinner.
Umpires, Gaffney and Latham.
Second game RHB
Boston ...................0 00o001-1 2
Louisville ......-........O 100000 3
Batteries-Boston, Bailey and Bergen;
louisville. Bowling and Powers. I'M
| pires, Gaffney and latham.
BROOKLYN. 20; CLEVELAND, 2.
Brooklyn, Aug. 1.-THE Clevelands were
never in the hunt today. Score: RHE
Cleveland ............0O O2OOOOO-2 6
Brooklyn ............3 01S1241'-9O 10 0
Batteries-Cleveland. Schmidt. CoIlifiow-
er and Sugden; Brooklyn. Dunn, Hill and
Mcclure. Umpires Swartwoed and Dwy-
er. Attendance, LOO.
BALTIMORE, 10: CHICAGO. 6.
Baltimore. Aug. 1.-THE Orioles fat
tened up their batting averages on Tay-
Tor today. worrying him by mean little
hunts until he went in the field. score:
kHE
Chicago ......01O0sO1OO5 A
Baltimore ..........050 S011-I3 10 4
Batteries-Chicago. Taylor and Dona-
hue; Baltimore. McGinnity and Robin
son. UmpireS, ManaSsau and McGarr.
PHILADELPHIA. L; ST. LOUIS, s.
Philadelphia, Aug. I7.-St. Louis PLAYED
a ragged game in the field, which accounts
for the Phillies' victory. Attendance. -
$50. Score: RHE
st. Louis ..........4OOo 200ONs 81
philadelphia ........o 0S 0 '-l2 IA 5
Batteries-St. louis. Cuppy and Criger:
Philadelphia Donohue and Douglass. I'm
pires. Lynch and Connolly.
PTTTSBCRG. S; WASHINGTON. 3
Washington. Aug. T.-Pittsburg took
another game today because Of opportune
hitting and errorless fielding. Score:
Washington ........2Ol0OOOOO -su 81
Pittsburg ........-...0 o052 OO00-5 6l
Observation-Disclosures CarGey. wey-
hing and Roach; Pittsburg, ChesebOro |
and Schriver. Umpires. O'Day and Hunt. |
Attendance. l.10O.
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