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Chicago, Aug. 23.-There was a big sup
ply of cattle to-day. but mostly of in
ferior grades, the result being a widen
ing of prices. Choice lots steady while
others were weak and 10dl5c lower. Good
to choice cattle. s5.G0a6.6O; commoner
grades, S410a5.55: stockers and feeders,
$3.3545 bulls, cows and heifers, seas. %
Texas steers, s3.50d4.90; calves. s4dT25.
There was a fairly active demand for
hogs. with good droves about &c lower:
others without much change. Heavy
hogs, s410d4.SO; mixed, si,35d4S0; lights,
a.5OI4.S5; pigs, s3.4Od47o; culls, s2.5Od4.
The demand for both sheep and lambs
was good and prices were steady. Sheep,
s2.50d4.50 for inferior to prime natives,
Western sheep bringing sin4.50: lambs.
S3.25d6.25: choice Westerns going at $3.50
@5.S0: common lambs, slow of sale and
largely 10a15c lower.
ReceiptS-Cattle, $1,000; hogs, $4,000;
sheep, 1900.
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New York, Aug 25.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram
says: The markets here were cheerful to-
day in the absence of political develop
ments. Consols rose sd on bear cover
ings. Americans opened dull but with
fair buying, largely continental, and the
closing was firm at the best. Features
were B. & o., Norfolk 6 Western, Erie
Denver & Rio Grande and Northern Pa
cif1c. Portuguese securities were again
strong on rumors that Delagoa bay is
really English, intelligence of the pur-
chase having been delayed for diplomatic
reasons.
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Metal Market.

New York, Aug. 2S.-Pronounced weak
ness was developed In tin and spelter
under extensive offerings and disappoint
ing reports from Europe and the West.
Buyers were scarce and in nearly all in
stances refused to take hold vigorously
Iron was strong on active demand. Pig
iron warrants, firm, at sI5.50d16. Lake
Copper, quiet and unchanged 1850. Tin,
weak and lower, 31a31.25c. Spelter, very
weak, at 550c nominal. Lead, quiet, 46O6
4'62Hc. The firm that fixes the selling
price for miners and smelters quotes lead
at 4.35c at the close Bar silver. 80 13-1sc
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Omaha Live Stock,

Omaha, Aug. 23.-Cattle-Receipts, l. 400:
market. steady. Native beef steers s4.s0
ass: Western steers, A.25G5: Texas
steers, $S6O6I425: cows and heifers. 49, 70d
Ass; Gamers. 81 25dS.5O; stockers and feed
ers, ~S.6oa4.7O; calves, s4d625; bulls and
stays, s2.75d42j.
Hoss-Receipts. $500: market, steady.
Heavy. S35a445: mixed. a.40d445; light,
S45Og4eO: bulk of sales, $i351445.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; market. steady
Fair to choice Westerns, s3.5Od3.SO; COM
mon ana choice sheep, $3.25a3.s0; lambs,
81. 5OG5.60.
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady No. spring wheat 6Td72Isc: No.
? red, T21aa74lac No. corn, SIC. No.
oats, 1h021&c: No. 2 white, 22&d2a C:
No. white, 221a123l4e. No. rye. SIC. No.
barley. S41zd39c. No. l fax seed, $l12
Prime timothy seed, s2.4312 Mess pork,
per barrel. $L5GaS.35. Lard. per 100
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New York Mining Stocks,
Money Market.

New York Aug. 23.-Money on call, 2k
as per cent. Last loans, 2la per cent
Sterling exchange, firm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at s4s66I4 S6s for
demand and at As3AG4S31s for 70 DAYS.
Posted rates, $,S4a4.S71a. Commercial
bills, A.S2. Silver certificates, 60a6Oslc
Mexican dollars, 477sc. Government bonds,
weak: state bonds, inactive; railroad
bonds strong
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San Francisco Wool.

San Francisco, Aug. 23.-Spring-Ne-
vada. 12d14c; Eastern Oregon. 10114c;
Valley Oregon, 17dl9c. Fall-Northern
mountain lambs, sa1Oc; mountain lambs
s1l0c; San Joaquin plains, case; Hum
bolt and Mendocino, 12d13c
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Treasury Statement.

Washington, Aug. 29,-To-day's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, STA. 401, :
17S; gold reserve. $246, 529, 437
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oadon Quotations,


London, Aug. 2S,-Anaconda, 115s. Ba
silver, q S-16d. Money, per cent.
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pounds. s5.07kd5.20. Short ribs sides
loose, &.95G525. Dry sailed shoulders
boxed, 55s45$4c. Short clear sides, boxed,
a 55G15 60
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Boston, Aug. 2S.-Boston & Montana
$50; Butte & Boston. 70; Parrot, 81.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS. NO.
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For sale by Newbro Drug Co., E. E. Gal
logly, Paxton & Rockefeller. Butte; Mar
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MfSSOULA PROPERTY
5-room house and two 50-foot lots, fine
location, Knowles addition, $1,000.
S-room house and two 5O-foot lots.
Knowles addition, near school house: !
nearly new; cost 1900; for cash, 81, 400.
7-room house. 6 lots. fruit trees. bear
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in, South side. $3.50.
For anything you want in real estate
write Z. A, WINSTANLEY,
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

BUTTE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, l2l
North Main. Wanted, lady cooks, $50
and $50. Girls for general house work,
$50 and s25. Housekeeper in good family.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 4OG e. PARK,
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Real Estate, Loans, Fire Insurance,
Rentals.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE
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STEAM HEATED ROOMS FOR RENT.
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THE SILVER BLOCK, los EAST PARK.
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Rooms always reserved for transients.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-THREE FURNISHED
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED MONEY MADE
selling our rubber collars, cuffs and
fronts, white and fancy Our patented
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agent sold $3.50 worth in nine days. Ex-
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Mass.
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U. OF NJ. DEFEATS COLBY.

Waterville, October 21.-Univesrity of
Maine had perfect walkover with Colby
this afternoon. Maine scored twice
more In the first half, keeping the ball
all the time in Colhy's territory.
In the second half, Maine scored almost
at will, going either around the ends or
through the tackles. The nearest Colby
got to scoring was in the second half,
when Saunders put the ball on the a5 :
yard line.
Names interference was superb, Col
by being powerless to break it up.
Maine. Colby.
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SALE's FINEST.
Best Game Ever Seen on the new Haven
Gridfron.

New Haven, CT, October Fl. The
University OF Wisconsin football eleven
had their colors lowered BY Yale here
this afternoon In q contest, the final score
OF which was Yale, @; Wisconsin, o, but
tbs Yale men required nearly all of the
90 minutes Of play to score the single
touchdown and goal which constituted
her si5tory over the young men who
came from the West to wage the battle
The game in many respects was the
finest ever witnessed on the Yale gridiron.
Two 25 minute halves were played and
throughout two periods the Wisconsin
men carried condemnation to the hearts
OF the Yalenesians by samples Of football
which seemed TO be invincibia. 1t was
not until the last five minutes OF the
game that Yale succeeded in getting
dangerously near her rivals line. The
New Haven colIegisns played nothing
but straight football and 1t was, appar-
emily, Of no avail. Finally, however,
when nearly every spectator had conciud-
ed that the game would end In q tie at
nothing to nothing, Richards, a Yale half
back, who replaced Chadwick In the Sec
ond half, was given the pig skin. He re-
ceived 1t on Yaie's 45-yari line and in a
trioe pocketed himself In bunch OF ciey-
er Interference which protected him to the
rush-line. Here matters became sxcit-
Ing and he broke away from the interior
ence and darted into the open with forr
Wisconsin backs converting upon him.
The first man he lodged, q second he
eluded with clever foot movement, the
third he bowlod over with his free arm.
and then proceeded to run around from
tbs last opponent who went tearing after
him rs the feet runner seed toward the
line. The touchdown which followed
brought an easily kioksd goal, netting
score Of o. The striking feature OF Wis
oonsin's play was found In the sole de-
pendenoe OF tbs Westsrners upon Capt
O'Dea's kicking ability. Not more than
half dozen times during the game did
the visitors undertake to advance the
ball by rushes, 10 being almost their In
variable rule to send it lack to O'Dea for
booting. This marvellous man displayed
kicking prowess which has never been
equalled on the Yale field and the honors
were all his way In this department OF
the game. He was placed at dIsad IAN
tase In the matter OF drop kicking, fer
his team seemed to bs unable "a get
within striking distance. However, he
made four attempts at goals from the field
and all were failures Two of them were
out and out misses and twice his kicks
were nicely blocked. Had the game been
one Of two full halves, Yale would prob
ably have scored again as the physical
ccnfition Of her men was superior to that
Of the Wisconsin players. frequently the
visitors were temporarily laid ont, while
not a Yale man required resusoltation.
Yale men are not at all dissatisfied ut the
outcome of the game. The line up;
Yale. Wisconein
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10.
Athletic cinb Foot Ban Player. via
Handiiy.

The p. A. G. football record still re-
mains good. The team from Portsmouth,
n. H., met defeat on the Desiring grounds
Saturday afternoon BY scors Of n to o.
1t win be recalled by many that in the
game with this club last year Portland
won By the small score OF to o, and
as the New Hampshire team had been
strengthened somewhat IL was supposed
that the home team would have to play
In Its very best fern to defeat the visit
oss.
Portland came on to the field with a
somewhat weaker team than that which
faced the Hayerhill team n weak ago.
Macread;e was not in his place at full
back and Stockbridge was asked to play
bshind the line. Pickett going in at left
tackle. Chapman was In his usual place
at left halt. Thus altered, the p. A. @.
eleven lined mp against Portsmouth A.
y. with determination to win.
The visitors brought q very stocky
crowd. among whom were such men as
Bunker, Hayes, Dunphy and Ira Newick,
ell Of whom have made good reputa-
ton on the gridiron. Captain Ira Newiok,
at left half. played very snappy game,
taokiiny we'll and punting exoelisntly.
Bunker at centre found bis match In
Smith. and did not figure very promi-
men lily in offensive playing. Staples at
quarter ran the team well, but was slow
In passing.
The PORTLAND team played finely to-
gether. each man getting into play we'll
The fine blocking and punting of Sulll-
van, the splendid tackling OF Chapman
and the pretty end runs by Twitchell,
were the features Of the game. Stock
bridge. at full back. acquitted himsslf
very well In his new position, but was
greatly missed in the line.
The summary:
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MANAGER SMITH Gohs 10 NOR
FOLK,

Manager John +. Smith, who so sue.
ceEsfully handled Portland's ball team
the past season, has concluded arrange
ments to manage the Norfolk team Of
the Virginia state league next summer
Manager Smith would have been glad
10 return to Portland, but bass hall
affairs In New England are SO uncertain
that the association did not feel justified
in holding him. Wherever Manager
Smith goes he will have the best wishss
of the lovers of the game in Portland.
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THE SOLDIERS WON.
Fort Preble Team Downed the Boys
From Yarmouth.

Fort Preble Team Downed the Boys
From Yarmouth.
On Saturday afternoon Fort Preble
and Yarmouth met on the gridircn, the
result being victory for the soldiers by
a SCORE Ct 28 to 0.
The soldier boys are more used to drills
than football, but this season they are
endeavoring to learn some foot pall tao
tics as well. They have gone at 1t with
all their heart and soul. as the result of
the game shows. The Yarmouth team
has played this season both Colby and
the Portland Athletic club, the result of
the game with the latter being score of
SO to o. SO 1t gees without saying that
the Preble boys will put up good game
with the Portland Athletic club some
time shortly.
The soldiers, although inexperienced
in the art Of the game, are determined
to learn. and under the management OF
Coach Hapgood and Capt. Campbsll they
hope to show up well with any team in
New England.
In Saturday afternoons battle or the
gridiron. the features We're Hasty's
bucking the line. and Chisholm's and
Raynor's long runs, Campbell ki,kei
three beautiful goals in spite of a raging
30-mile wind. Coon gives promise of an
exosllent end. The Prebls line was scarce.
ly broken during the game. The result
Of this game shows that tine material OF
the soldier team is all right. They have
caught on to the game wonderfully well.
and in short time the teams of the sur
rounding country will feel their strength.
The Preble boys are ready 10 fix dates
with any team who will correspond with
Manager Merts, either on their own grid
iron or off. The score: Touchdowns,
Chisholm. 2; Hart, q; Raynor, /. Goals
from touohdo WINS, Campbell g. Score.
2S to 0. Referee, Burgess of Preble. Um-
pire, Turner of Yarmouth. Linesmen,
Msrtz of Preble and button of Var.
mouth. Time. two 30 minute halves.
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We Know That 1t viii Make
Flesh, and Give Color
10 Pale Cheeks.
We Will Refund the Price that You
Pay Us II You DO Not Find
This Is So.
Call at Our Stores, and Learn
More About VinOl.

Psls. hsggArd faces bespsak disor-
dered condition of the system. They show
that the blood Is lacking in healthy, red
blood oorpuscles. A pale oountenance de-
notes imperfect digestion. Pale people
rarely live to a very great age.
We would ad wise all who feel run down
or debilitstei to take tonic that will
create flesh and make pure red blood COR
puscles.
We know of but one tonic and recon-
struotor that will do this. Its name is
Vinol II you are of the many who need
such rsmedy. come to our store and We
will give you further particulars In re-.
gard to this splendid medicine. We will
guarantee its action, and refund your
money If 1t does not do all we claim for
it.
Miss Nellie O'Gara. Of South Hadley
Falls, Mass, says: "Vinoi. In my esti-
nation, Is Godsend to suffering human.
ity. / shall always recommend vinol to
my debllitated friends. have found 90
difficulty In taking Vinol, as used to In
taking cod livez OIL"
SIMMONS & HAMMOND.
Pharmacists, 5S5 Congress So.
ID. w HESELTINE & CO.,
Congress & Myrtle SITS.
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BROWN PLANNED WELL.
Hardest Proposition the Crimson Has
Yet Encountered.

haruest proposition the crimson Ha
Yet Encountered.
Cambridge, Mass, October sl.-Har-
ward. In defeating Brown university IL
to O. on Soldiers field today, ran up
against its hardest proposition thus far
and 1t is TO Browns credit that the
Crimson had to play a stiff game. Har-
wards offense and defense were magniH-
cent, but the team went against oppo-
nsnts who, finding that tnere were no
holes in the line to be torn opsn by
drives, resorted to combinations of trick
plays AMI quick runs arouni tina ends.
The Harvard men were kept guessing
over Browns splendid use of the fake
kick. delayed sni run AMI lonr pass.
tricks which from now ON will not bother
the Crimson. On the runs around right
eni Hallowen was repeatedly fooled, but
his weak n sss was made up for by the
great work OF Campbell. The Iinsup;
Harvard Brown
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SIMMONS & HAMMOND,
FOOTBALL AT SACO.
TsfxcIAL TO THE rREss.l

Saco, October 2l.--Thornton Academy
and Edward Little High school of Au-
burn played tie game this afternoon,
each team scoring touchdown. The
lineup:
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Portsmouth.

Portland. Portsmouth.
Perry. lie re shaw
Pickett, 3 rte. Newick
Dyer, lg rgw. Newick
smith, Bunker
Coombs, rig q Smith
Tracy, TT 1t Dooherty
Lamb, re o Ritohis
Sullivan, Capt ID qb Staples
Chapman, III Hayes
Twitohell, rh h ira Newiok, (Capt. !
Stockbridge. ( b fb Dumphy
Score. Portland, IT; Portsmouth, o.
Touohdowns, Chapman, Stock bridge.
Coombs. Goals from touohdowns. Suili-
van (2), Time. 20 aud Is minute halves.
Referee and Umpire. Wilson and
McDonough. Linesinen, Chas. CLARK
and Tilton.
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= y q n. OuHtI DtTIHIU
Mcbride, (Capt). ID o'Dea, (Capt. J
Umpire, Wren OF Harvard. Referee,
Hull OF Yale, A. A. Anderson Of Wiscon-
sin. Touchdown, Richards, Goal from
touchdown, Brown. Total score, Yale,
%; Wisconsin. 0. Time, two 25 minute
halves.
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AS4Alca 11hbcs
Umpire, Letton of Yale. Referee, Car.
psnter of Tufts Linsmen, Brayttn of
Harvard AMI Emery of brown Time
keepers, Wool AMI Clifford Touohdowns,
Kendall, Ellis. Goals, Sawin. Score,
Harvard, IL; Brown, o. Time. two %
minute halves.
pENNSY'S BLACK EYE.
Philadelphia, October al.-Today en-
franklin field In the presence of about
10, 900 persons, the football team represe MT.
ing the comparatively small college Of
Lafayette. scored six points ON the UNI
versity ofPennsylvsnia team and prevent
ed the Pennsylvanians from getting any
nearer than piue yards to the Lafayette
goal line. The result of the game was
great surprise. Pennsylvania confident
ly looked for victory and Lafayette only
down. Lafayette's six points were made
within Is seconds after the game had
started. Lafayette won.
LINE-UPs.
At I,hsca-Ccrnell, 6; Lehigh, 0.
At Annapnlis-Naval Cadets, 8; Penn
sylvania State College, 0.
AT W oroester--Harvsrt Freshmen IL !;
Woroes ter Academy, 0.
T., 0.
At Durham, N. H.-Boston College, O.;
New Hampshire Agricultural College, O.
At Disqualification College, IS; New
York University. 0.
at Phlladelphia-Haverford. 90; Rut-
gers, O.
At Carlisle--IndiAns, 16 Dickinson, 3.
At Swar thmore-SwarthmoIe 22; Johns
Ho2kins. Q.
At Hanoyer-w Williams. i2; Dartmouth,
10.
At Exeter-Harvard Second. 8; Philips
Exter, 0.
At West POint--Princeton, %; West
Point, D.
At New York Columbia. IS; Amherst,
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Hadlock. lie re Saunders
Wormell. / rt Thayer
Puner, g rig Clark
Bird, thomas
Cole. rig / g Atchley
Barrows, rt I Towne
Harvey, r Allen
Harris, q Id Upper
A. H. Davis, ! h T Dearborn, Kioe)
q. II. Davis, T b b / h b Hnggerty
Dortieos, b b Rice (Hawes)
Score, Maine, &c; Colby o. Touch
downs, A. II. Davis. 3; g. Ii. Davis.
Goals from touohdowns. Dorticos, 4.
Safety toucndowns, Haggerty. Umpire,
Charles Carter. Referee, Hicks0n. lime
keeper, Bean. Time, 20 minute halves.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-10-23

bUUIBAIL AT WESIBKUUk SEMI
NARY.
The Seminary football eleven win
play return game with the Hebron
Academy eleven on this Seminary
grounds, November 4th, instead of the
date previously decided upon. The Semi
nary hoys have arranged for game Sat
nrday, October 2Sth, on the Seminary
grounds, with the Bridgton Academy
eleven Of North Bridgton. November
i1th the Seminary eleven viii play re-
turn game with Thornton Academy Of
Saco. on the Seminary grounds.