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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-10

Dressed oos,trylF1rm; turkeys. re
SIC; chickens. sska1Ekc; Sncks. Sasc.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Ang. ss-Wheat-Sept,
es1Sc: Dec. 64Ec. Cas-: no. hard. s4
enc: SO. & se@s1c: No. 2 red .s71zGSSc;
No. s. s51l6ssAsc; No. 2 spring. esze; No.
Corn-sept., s7zc;.. Dec. SIC; No. 2
mixed. zz9xc; No. wh1te, @e; No. J.
S1kc.
Oats-NEo. white. 1des1zc
Rye-eSoL 2, 1850
Hay-Choice timothy. $50; chC1ce pal
RE, eS16.5.
Butter-Crea.nery. nc; dairy. 1e
EggESc.
ST. LOUIS
81 Louis Aug. s.-wheat-Higher; No.
4 req cash elevator sac; track. N4toa<c;
Sept. ssNdZc: Dec. 7zstc; May. 1Ss4e;
No. hard, Sse-
Corn-Higber: NO. cash. SIC; track.
&c; Sept, 3g&9sc; Dec, Alkc; May 3Ac.
Oats-Hagher; No cash. &c: track.
21ha1Mc; Sept, 9O1sc; No. white. SIC
Rye-Steady, 551zc.
Fqour-Dull, unchanged
urv salt meats-Boxed shoulders and
extra shorts, SIS; clear ribs, S.sils;
clear sides. $50
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, S1; extra
shorts and clear ribs. SS.Gtxes; clear
sides, SS.1e1z.
ReceiptsEFlour, 200; wheat, s4.ooe;
corn. g 600; oats, $500.
ShipmentsF'3our, 100; wheat EV''
corn, 1O6. 900; oats, n.eN.
NEW YORK.
New York. Aug. s.-Fl0Sr-Receipts, 1s.-
ga: exports, ITS Held higher than buy
ers' views and consequently ruled quiet.
wheat-Receapts. $500; spot firm; No.
red, 75x fob. afioat spot; northern Du-
| luth. 7S7s fob. afioat spot; No l marc
Duluth, sOss Eoyh- afioat to arrive; No. :
red. TS5kc elevator. Options opened nrmer
at NC advance on small northwestern re-
ceipts and higher cables. The local trade
was short and later covered freely on bull
ish government report talk. Acdihonai
factors of strength were unsatisfactory
tbresbinR news and better cash demand
west. Seaboard export trade. however,
continued unimpoftant. The close was
firm at %6Hc net advance; May, TsA4
SOC, closed 7snc; Sept, Ei4qT4 Ills, closed
7lsIc; Dec, 70 l3-1SGT 3-16. closed nc.
Corn-ReceApts, 1s7, 100; exports. 21s.e22;
sales. $500 futures; 10000 spot; strong:
No. 3. 3sHc fob. a1ioat; 6lkc elevator.
Options opened firm at &c advance on
cables and crop news Closed firm AG7sc
net advance: Sept, H9S7lsc, closed sc;
Dec, 3kds5kc, closed 51sc.
Oats-Receipts, 5000; spot hrmer; NO.
white, &c: no. white sc; track mixed
western. 2sGShc. Options quiet; steady.
Butter-Receipts. 29T packages Strong;
western creamery, 151l4a1s1sc; factory, II
| 914iAc.
Cheese-RecApts, 5,2oe packages. Dull:
large white, 9tic; large colored, sAd911c;
small colored, SikG9Ac.
| EggsReceipts. 1883 packages. Firm:
state and Pennsylvania. 151kE lSizc; west
ern uugraded, 106lsi.c at mark.
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool. Aug. e.-Corr-Spot American
old mixed. steady IS ID Futures. steady;
Oct. IS 4I=d; Nov. IS I'D
wheat-Spot steady. Futures steady
Sept. IS SID; Dec, IS SID.
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HOG MARKET EASIER
Better Supply and Quality
Generally Fair
TOPS SELL AT $425
Practically No Cattle Market
or Trading.

Yesterday was the best day in over
week at the stock yards, and business
had more OF look Of real activity and
the trading more spirit than for some
time. As to receipts, this feature was
more encouraging also, there being
much better supply than for several days.
though not yet approaching any sugges-
tion Of glut by any means. The market,
81 sympathy with all the other markets,
was weak, 21k cents lower. with the quail
fly better all through than for a week or
more It was a varying market In the
hog division everywhere and. there was
tendency to classify and prices varied ac-
c0rding to the grades. One point gave
cut: Lights, firm to cents higher;
others weak 90 8 cents lower" a widely
Giyerging quotation Another gave about
tne same: Steady to strong for lights:
sackers lower" Lights still maintain
Iaedr prestige, and small bacon stock is
more in demand than the packer and
g. avier grades, and this has been the
Csc for some time. All market, while
showing the above mentioned fluctuations,
were easier for all grades save the light
than In conformity with the rest. There
was a seemqing steady quotation in the
fragmentary trading of the early part OF
the day, but when the bulk Of the car
hogs went over the scales II was evident
that the tone was weak and about 2lzc
lower, and this was better than the re-
ports came from other markets, since az
this point the average of the car stuff
was higher than usual and registered at
least medium, while lights were not much
in evidence. The average weight was 10
pounds under that OF the day previous,
Tuesday. but on that day the run was
much under yesterday and the hogs far
heavier Five out OF the seven cars went
at the top price, showing firmness In
the tone and the demand good and will
ing 70 pay good prices. The bulk was
within a 21z cent range, as the other two
cars sold at the next point to the top,
and the entire list Of sales taking IN a
little over 500 hogs. was in the narrow
limit of 10 cents, from AIS to AS While
Eothing fancy appeared on sails, there
was still very fair line Of well fed hogs,
ard everything offered went at very good
prices and compared with other western
markets. was strong.
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LITTLE 10 The MARKET
But It improves as the Ses-
sion Advances.
NEWS OF THE TRANSvAAL
Figures Prominently on Both
Sides of the Sea.

New York, Aug. AThere was not much
Of a STOCK market today. The market
sold on at the opening on realizing and
on the heavy tone impaired by sympathy
With London Sales Of securities for Lon
don account continued today on mod
crate scale. The call money rate In Lon
dom nevertheless dropped q fraction TO-
day and sterling exchange In Paris ad-
vanced. but in Berlin declined. There Is
q renewal Of anxiety over the TransVaal
question Will had its eject in foreign
stock markets and was factor In the
reflected early depression here But the
local market resisted this downward ten
dency and was inclined TO move upwards
before the end OF the first hour under the
lead of Sugar ana in sympathy with an
additional sise in the Minneapolis and 81
Louis stocks. Consolidated Gas was
strong and American Tobacco forged up
ward again. its gain reaching nearly
points, and holding well near the top
Sugar weakened before the day was over.
but there were enough individual stocks
showing strength to maintain a pretty
firm tone. Notwithstanding the intense
duIiness Of the rest Of the day. Some OF
the gains were. Duluth. South Shore and
Atlantic; American hnseed OH preferred
2 "a: the United States stocks IA each;
Oregon Navigation { IA; Pacific coast 2.
and Reading and Chicago and Eastern
Illinois 1 1-2 each; General Electric ana
Colorado Fuel a point each. Atchison pre-
ferred advanced strongly in the late deal
ings. Tn call money rates were easier
today under the influence Of orders from
out-of-town sources. Chicago. Duluth.
Minneapolis and st. Paul were said 70 be
lending money here and expressions OF
opinion from financial authorities In Chi
cago as to the piertitude Of money there
had a reassuring effect. While Chicago
is buying commercial paper in New York.
country banks throughout the west are
said to be buying paper in Chicago The
rates for time loans and for commercial
paper were, however. very firmly held in
spite Of the easier tendency in call loan
department. A hardening Of Africa in the
rate in sterling exchange was signih-
cant reflection Of the lessened anxiey over
the money outlook. Exchange has re-
Gently been tending persistently down
ward. notwithstanding the deafness Of
money in London on account of the ten
sion here Gold impoT have up 20 to-
day seemed the only resource against
money stringeney here in case Of large
demands from the inferior for moving
crops. Today's movement OF sterling ex-
change was therefore highly important as
indicating the easier condition here. The
cisco mint Is expected 10 be important
factor in relieving the local money mar
ket. Closing prices Of stocks were as
follows:
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METAL MARKET.

New York. Aug. s.-The metal market
did not change much today. Copper was
IN good demand. but the sellers were coz
sentative. in View % conflicting reports
and rumors from the west Tin advanced
IN a nominal way in sympathy with Arm
ness abroad ard ~ primary markets here
The balance q the list WAS generally
firm but dsv16d OF new feature Al The
close the metal exchange called pig iron
warrants unchanged az tii.Ts bid and
SIS asked. tia unsettled AZ E.se nozai-
nal; lake copper ssreng at $50: Lead
quiet with $40 bid and A.ss asked: spell
ter dun a; s. TIE brokers price for lead
: SS ard for copper tiS5S
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London. Aug a-Tbe gravity % the
Trzusraal situation IL generally regarded
70 hare Been increased BY the lafest DeEs.
ana she tone q Nr. CbznSe=iafa's state
nent On the eve % the ps5rogatsoa %
psrAamena adversely afTe-sed prices on
the exczaza. where h5Ee~eT. the prices
OF Sos4h African sec1rities are now abors
the worst Coasols were dan. partly o.
ing 70 politics and party 5scsnss % TIE
monetary situation American securities
opened s.eady Sifa prices fr-egGlar. lat
er he market followed the Lad % Wa
street and closed drrn- Cuisines L. nzt,-
ID % professional traSiag- Ths s7y-rz
OF bzIIion taken ITO TIE Bank q Eag'sna
On balance today Efzsss Goia AZ Bsenss
Ayras rEYa eSan4sh 60 eiosed 50 "a
xew Tark. Aug ACozzs-csai Adses-
Users IczA0a HnRseiAi easiexrs1. Tia
MARKETS here were depressed to8ay ~ the
reSor.ea r~sa1al % the TfznEszzl EgysrH-
meat 20 aceeVk 3 tof1s csmmsassaz. snA
~ NF Chsnbsslean's speeca fsis nsora-
szx "A the hoass * esrzDgas- AzseTscsna
opened azfE New Toek S~zEhk 1T shs
eises ssswss Htsis ehazg@ Bzz1.szs hess
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REPRESENTATIVES SALES
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

Mr.. WinIam Stoner Of lola was on the
market for the first time in a long time,
with a carload OK hogs Of heavy weight
but very fair stock. most Of them he hav-
ting raised himself. They sold without
dock at the top price. He reports all
crops in the finest kind of condition, and
cora especially a splendid crop Hogs,
he says, are very scarce and will have to
be raised as they are not in the country.
John Norris Of FNurley, was 4 shipper
% medium heavy hogs, which sold at
good bulk price.
Colonel J. al FIIng OF the firm Of Ches-
key & Funk of Nickerson. was in with
car of mediums which sold on the close
at top prices
James Harper Of Colwich was IN with
q carload Of mediums which sold without
dock at top prices
Dan VIM Of Udau was in with car
load Of mediums which sold at good bulk
prices.
Jef Houston shipped up from Ponca
City a car Of lights which sold without
dock at a good bulk figure.
D. N Hutchinson of Haverhill was a
late arrival Tuesday night with a carload
Of mediums which went at top figures.
VIII Vandiver of the firm OF Vandiver
& Holland, was at the yards from Zyba
with a carload OF stockers and feeders.
There was little doing in the cattle trade
and eXveupt the car above mentioned
there. was practically nothing Of import
nnce offered There was one Jersey COW
weighing l040 selling at SIS, and one
Jersey bull. 30 pounds, selling at rs.
The roads contributing TO yesterdays
receipts were as follows Santa Fe 4. and
one each from the Missouri Pacific, Rock
Is and and the Frisco.
The daily statement yesterday was as
follows Tops. A.25; bulk, S+.29i.g4. %;
average weight 2S; receipts, 1f-
Yesterday was a very fair average day
al the Dold plant and the jobbing divis-
ion especially strong in shipments. with
the contract cars and express depart
Enents also well in line.
Amos Williams, yard foreman. Is absent
from his duties. caused by Illness Every
one hopes soon to see him back. In his
absence You Air. Spencer is assisting
Henry 70 carry on the work
Mr.. Deck Parsons was caller at the
yards yesterday.
Superintendent Dulaney IS entertaining
his cousin. NIr. 3. A. Dulaney. from Gov
inston. Ky.
Inspector TIiford has returned 10 his
price after a days outing attending a
sale" Il remains to be seen who vas
the party who got sold
Last week AZ Chicago the hogs aver
aged al pounds.
On TUESDAY the receipts at Chicago
were 3o.Ooo and on yesterday they were
E5,000. and the estimate Tor today is 2-.ooa
Provisions showed firmreSs from the
start On local buying and good advances
were soon chuorhcied September pork
opened unchanged al S3S and advanced
90 s.. i2is. September lard opened I'M
charged at SSH. and advanced 10 8. 80
September ribs opened UNCHANGED at
s5.eGS. and advanced 10 s5.O7'zfi5.Io. Cash
lard closed cents on at S5.ea, and cash
ribs steady at s.
Woodward Livestock Inspector: how
many Of our range men who are raising
beef realize the extent of the market Cpezl
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Kansas forecast-Fair tonight and
Thursday; cooler In eastern portion to-
night
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair until Friday, with high seEnpsra-
ture L E. MUELLER. Observer.
Washington. Aug a-Forecast for Thurs
day and Friday:
Kansas-Fair; continued warm Thurs
day and Friday; fresh southerly winds
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Gea-
orally fair; continued warm Thursday
and Friday, Eresh sozthe<iy WINDS
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x.,~ Pr;~c. a Jopl.n D,~trfrs

Joplin No. Aug A-T5e climax Of the
sitssS1Ti-kanSas ZlDc Miners associations
fSh. against TIRE sueite-E for higher
prices for zinc was reached today. vhen
the association announced that Il had
made tire p-sees fox ali grades Of xiEsc
creS for The next SIX uFo-t1s Tbs means
ore Heretofore tie schedule q prices
has besz made weekly. The sew schednie
makes the price fer ore running g Per
ceat metal IS per toa. ard fog every /
Per cent metal lezs. 81 Eess per tSn The
zinc ore &C this district ge1erzIIy RUS
fron - % g per cert metal IL - pre-
dsctea fHa1 hEgh graAs ssna 60 "a 50 .
- u1fhlz q Do11k
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.


Chicago. Aug. s.-Traae IN cattle was
brisk today at advancing prices. there be-
ing an unusually good demand for choice
cattle. of which there was a good sup
ply. Best grades were 10al5c higher.
Good to choice cattle sold at S5.56a6.2l.
conmoner cattle bringing A.5O15- %.
Stockers and feeders sold at $3.&d4.75.
bulls, cows and heIfers. $395.fo; Texas
steers, s.. 90d4. 80. and calves. $4d7.l5.
Hogs were irregular. steady for desara-
BILE offerings, but went fer other kinds.
Heavy sold at $td4.65; mixed lots. 81 5
"a. 20. and light, 81 .SO14.e0 Pigs sold at
S. 5OG4.s0 and cuts at ss14.
There was an active demand for both
sheep and lambs and prices were firm.
Sheep sold at s. %9S.25 for culis. up 10
"a. 5OI4.75 for good native wethers. prime
lots bringing $50; iambs sold at $500
SIS for inferior lots UP TO s.. 40lIS.50 for
best grades.
Receipts-CattIe, 1,5OO; hogs. $500; sheep,
B,OO0
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Aug. s.-Cattle-Receipts
1000 natives. 1s0o Texans; market steady
to strong. Native steers, &d5.75; Texas
steers. $3.25d4.3o: Texas COWS, S2.5Od3.50
native cows and heifers 81. 5e95; stockers
and feeders, A.Dq4.S0; bulls, $2.SfI4.60
HOgs-Receipts. 700; lights firm. &C
higher, others weak. SC lower. Bulk OF
sales, 81. 35d4. 30: heavy and packers. 81 20
a. 20: mixed. a. 9Oa4.S71a; light. 4.45l4. 90;
workers.. s4.55G4 80; pigs. $+-50G4.5
Sheep-Receipts 1900; market steady.
Lambs, s.. 5g5. So; muttons, $3.5SG4. S..
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis Aug. s.-Cattle-Receipts
23Oo; market steady to strong. Native
shipping and export steers, A.0GS;
dressed beef steers, S.0q5.50; stockers
and feeders. s.. 3Sq4.eo; cows and heifers.
g. 2JG4 .65; Texas and Indian steers, g. 70
64.sO; cows and heifers. 4.Syf3.75.
Hog@Receipts. 400; market slow,
steady. Pigs and lights, 81. 7Od4 so: pack
ers. 81 55d4 IS: butchers, A.eSdL5
Sheep-Receipts. 2So; market 1ed3c
higher Native muttons. S3.5gg4; lambs.
&aS.25; stockers. s.. 75qS.5 so
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New York. Aug s-Coffee options opened
steady with prices to 10 points higher and
ruled decidedly more active and 1rmer
on buhish Europeon market accounts.
These led 70 heavy covering and increased
investment buying. Trading was by far
the largest OF recent times Closed steady
unchanged 10 10 points higher. Sales 81
80 bags, including: Aug, A.e; Sept,
81. 45a4.5o: Oct. 4.55; Nov. A.SpI+ a.;
Dec. $4.s5G5.05; Jan. SIS: Feb, $50:
March. S.i5G5.eo; May, Sc; July. SIS.
Spot coffee, Rio steady but quiet; mild
steady with fair trade.
Sugar-Fair trade; raw firm; held
higher; refined firm. but quiet
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CAsH QUOTATIONS

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Quiet: No. 2 yellow, &c
wheat-No. spring, Ga d6Sc; No. 2 red.
7Js9iLc.
Corn-No = S3TIc-
Oats-No. 2. 2iIsG29c; No. white, 3Ei4c;
No. white. Esd3tc.
Rye-No. 2. 5s2tc.
Barley-No, = S32+ac-
Flax seed-No. !. sc; northwestern
Sl.Wd1.2
Timothy seeAPrime &. -
Mess pork-Per Dbl. s7.s9dS. =: lard per
iOO lbs. Ss.e7-a5 =: short ribs sides Ioose.
81 Sla5- Is: dry salted shoulders boxei. 81.
G5S.c: short cSea- sides boxed. s. Sl7S. A.
whiSky-Distillers' finished goods. per
gallon, S-s-
Su<ars-Cnchadsei.
Covers. Sc9s. y.
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Kansas CITY. P1,ts5ueaz ard Gulf drop
ped Z per cent today Ia sympathy with the
reaction Of "a In the stock The mar
ket otherwise was dull and irregular. To
tai sales. psr value Ls7.oon. United States
bopds we're unchanged On bid qaosatio1s
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Western League.
TME EAFHER
Wichita. Kan. Aus

Wichita. Kan. Aug. = IS9a.
Today has been the hottest day since
August /. 1885. whes the mercury stood az
1O;. while today it stood at l04. with IL
in the sun at the same time go p. M
The maximum temperature today was
100. minimum - BY hours:
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ROsToN 7: CLEvELAND, 8.

Boston, Aug. s.-CleveIand started at
Nichols fiercely today. scoring three in
the first. but after that they were unable
to bat him with any effect. Attendance
5CO score: RHE
Roston ......021O 40 2
Cleveland .......3OO0OOo 8
Ba1teries-Boston, Nichols and Bergen;
Cleveland, Knepper and McAllister. I'm
pires, Lynch and Connolly.
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REcElPTs ANp sHLPMENrs


market was firm; c-e@ue-y. i5i-1lSc: dss-
". sTlsc: cheese firm. Slsioc: Eggs Arm.
fresh I=izc-
CHICAGO.
Chicago Aug Cash wheat: No 3
red. TsGTIc: No ; resd. sS7s9szc.Nco. = hard
winter. s7c: No. hard winter ssaSsS:
No. northern spring. gSiz57pc: No. :
Do-the-n spring. sSasscs No. spring.
G5sTeSc
Corn-No. = sac; No 4 siikc
Oats-No. . &c; 40. Z s5s-c.
F.ax-Cash southwest. SC; sept. sc;
Oct. SAC; Dec. sIs4c.
Butter-Flra; CreanerisS Iszalse. dzs-
ries. ls1tsc-
ExE-g1rm: frsA Eks =
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The company reserves the right 20 very
from the above schedule or 20 sbandoa
trains without notice. c. B. HART.
Tranac Managed.
g. b GRANT
travelling Passenger Agent.
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AFr.Fa fKum W=
No f1-Praft en4 KlnRnan nna-
e4EEeF f1azlr excanf EnnfRrf "a.
10. 47f-Fra1E ard Hfnrrnen 49,
eommcdntlca fTnesdag. ThuRs-,
0ay. 84t4r9aT 1-.ss. s..s@s@s-.s..I r.
Depart West
No. efl-Klugman ana Pratt 49,
senRer DAILY eHnant Ennk ~ =
No. t7s-Kinslnal ana Pratt 81
nssday and Frsaay1- :.
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Treasarr Rtatemeas.

Washington. Aug. s-Today's statement
OF the condition Of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance tz72.sa:1I3: sold
reserve ~. so2.HL
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BASEBALL
CHICAGO. 6. WASHINGTON. 3

Washington. Aug. 9.-The Chicago play
ers had no difficulty in walking away with
the game today as the Senators, although
they hit hard, exhibited incompetent work
on the bases. Score: RH Z
washington .........OO0200001- 3l3 3
Chicago .........O12OO2 O-S11 i
Batteries-wash ington, weighing ana
Duncan; Chicago, Roach and Donohue.
Umpires. swartwood and Dryer.
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East Bound.

CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND q PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
Time Table Elective Nov. q. 1ssL
Trains. Arrive Leave
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CINCINNATI. "A: BROOKLYN. Is.

Brooklyn, Aug. 9.-Today's game was
smuggling match in which six pitchers were
used up, the score twice tied and then
Brooklyn secured what appeared to be a
safe lead by q nice batting rally in the
sixth With two out in the eighth. Ander-
son failed to get an easy ny By Pietz.
The latter singled and Donovan went up
in the air, the visiting team scoring seven
runs before they were retired. The Brook
lyn's made a stiff bid to overcome this
lead, but failed. although they forced
Hahn out of the box. Phillips succeeded
him in the ninth and saved the day for
Cincinnati Score: II Il
Cincinnati ...........OO412O0 i 5
Brooklyn ............4102O40 1-l3 L ?
observation-disclosures. Hawley, Hahn.
Phillips and PETIT; Brooklyn, Yeaser.
Donovan. Kennedy and MCGUIRE. I'm
pires, Gafrney and Latham. Attendance
100.
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PHILADELPHIA. "A; PrrrsBURG, IL

Philadelphia, Aug. s.-Today's game was
a most remarkable one. When PittSburG
went to bat in the ninth inning the score
was TO s In Philadelphia's favor. With
three men on bases. Magee made a wild
throw OF Donovan's bunt, sending three
runners across the plate. Ortiz was sub
stituted and before the last man was out
Pittsburg scored four more runs. In the
PhilHes' half an error by Bowerman and
consecutive hitting gave the locals six
runs and the game. Attendance Ass.
Score. Ri E
Pittsburz ............1 3ooO0o2T-lS1 Is ,
Philadelphia ........2 0 DOODLE Ga q
Ratteries-Pittsburg Tannehin and
Schriever; Philadelphia NIagee. Orrh and
Douglass Umpires. Emsae and McDon-
aid
WiIkesbarre. Pa, Aug 9.-Willlam X.
Goeckel. first baseman OF the Wilkesbarre
club, has signed with Philadelphia for
the balance Of the season. He was the
star first baseman at the University OF
Pennsylvania before he came here.
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HUTCHINSON q SOUTHERN r. r. CO.
Time Table No. q. ln effect Tuesday.
April II. ISIS. 1901 a N. central tine:
daily. No APassengsf. mall and sxpre1A
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ST. LOUIS 6; BALTIMORE. 8.

Baltimore Aug. s.-St- Louis won an
exciting game from the Orioles today
Young was in fine form and but for errors
by the men back Of him the Birds would
not have been in the game The score:
Ri +
st. Louis ..........oo12ooo1As1 3
Baltimore .........1OO101OOO-3 2
Batteries-St. Louis, Young and Schre-
COMPOST; Baltimore, McGinnity and Robin
son. Umpires. O'Day and Hunt At
tendance 2,O35.