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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-10
FINANCIAL NOTES.

4 subsidiary Of the Chicago, and North
has recently NED amended srslcles 81 I'm IN.
corporation Increasing It's capital stock from
G500. 900 to Sia.5O0 600. The road 10 TO ex-
tend. 50 far as announced. from Caspef, Wye.
western. 70 Lander. IN the same State. but the
Vas Vas made Necessary BY changed plan: which
across the State OF Wyoming Into Idaho and
from there to Salt Lake City.
Bankers Trust Company has been ebll ged
TO- enlarge Its offices at I Wall street and 70
take In large amount Of space on the ground
floor formerly occupied By Arm Of private
bankers. The recent report of the trust
company a. called for by the superlntend dent
$4,000 and deposits Of S2s.lss. 900.
merger Of the two most important gas
has been effected by a syndicate headed by
Francisco Gas and Electric Company and the
California Gas and Electric Corporation.
The Hstionsl Ratlrpsd Company Of Mexico
notes. due OCT. zoos. for two ysars st s
Per oent.. and will glve notice to that effect
~ %.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The volume OF business In outside securities
transacted during the two hours session
to-day was no larger than that usually done
on Saturdays. and the market presented no
features Of interest whatsoever. Tho ira
ding proceeded in listless fashion. betrayinR
no especial disposition toward either higher
or lower levels. Price changes. which were
In nearly all instances slight comprised an
irregular mixture OF advances and declines.
The only activity worth mentioning took
place In Chicago Subway stock. which was
alternately strong and weak. and closed at
loss OF one-hslf point. The copper stocks
rather inclined toward heaviness. but Mitch
ell Mining displayed . certain amount Of
siren 9Th on an increased volume Of dealings.
it's price rising one-hslf q point. Standard
Oil moved up z points In the bond depart
ment. which was almost stsgnant. Japanese
ANS held firm at unchanged quotations.
The transactions In the market to-day
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The wheat speculation was narrow affair and
the fluctuations in prices were devoid Of any par
tcular Significance: Early Ia the day there was
and md ,cssssred Haaidsslen hers and a lie Vest
The Northwest was weak and sent selling orders
Chicago rallied on lighter offerings. and covering.
Win r e than
vorable. Liverpool declined I'd. Paris oentimes
and Budapest kr.: Berlin was unchanged TO 4 NH.
higher The Michigan State report makes the
yield 10 BUSH 10 tho acre. hgAnst last year. and
the crop about TO- 600 bush. against 5000 co..
sunday. Minneapolis advice. said: -Fiist direct
evidence Of the long expected Improvement In the
22,2iS barrels in production. the weeks output
being 2S6SSo barrels. Seventeen mills of the
twenty two arc now grinding. and the Others viii
nigh. ali should Be going. The NortAysasyn Malss
barrel lot from the United Kingdom. which bIsi-
ness was not landed. g the pnce was . little low,
but Is stin pending: This shows the return 70 old
time t,.S, condSCn: .oSd t export business In
Corn opened arm on September On fre In .
Chicago elevator. but later months were easier
on favorable weather and crop reports and liqui.
dalton. Oats were easy on large reoelp0.
FLouR.--Quiet but steady. Sales, 1000 6bb.
EsesS' sg, Ibis. s..sI g. BIZ Z; ss;isS
%lnssr: cls.ss. !. sOessss; strsisSss. s1Ss.iS
sales. 5000 bags santos No =. a $40 O. and Ii do
bars Santos No. 9 at sic, G. and 900 SavanlIa
.ss: ~S .s. ' 81 i s.; T.S4s
advanced q 70 VI. and HAMBURG. x 10 Il PIG.
Holiday In Brazil. Prices here as follows:
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Judge Bowling Of the Supreme Court has
appointed Richard H. Clarke receiver Tor
w. W. Phillips 4 Co. Corporation, com.
mission dealers In fruits and produce at !"
Murray street. on tho application OF ELIZA.
beth NJ. Stevens. who obtained a judgment
on Aps for ~ fSr rent s The Eea ssses;
sold out the ONCE fixtures and fnTn,a.d
on Jan. IS, with a capital stock Of t5HM
to deal In Cuban and Porto Rican produces
Deputy Sheriff O'Rourke has received
three executions. aSgregating, 1882, asanSS
the Central Bridge Stone and Contracunk
he's placed keeps! In charge and has s. sG
An execution for s2l7 against the Sevpno s.
wee given IN favor q julia Justas, but l,y yns"
found, the place locked and everything 70
aeainst Watts 4 Trsroiols ioorporstiss.n,s;
ssvsntsspth street. The liabilities ~
$1,000 and normal assets. $1,000.
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Coffee was inclined 10 sag OWING to the duiness OF
the speculation further liquidation BY tired longs
and msae or less foreign selling.
common 70 aood s,1sinsd Sos 81 ss7 9sn' '''1'
rAovmioNs.-Lerd was slow: primo Western, -:
rehled Continent. q. 9; South American. y: Tsilow
SLOW but STEADY a. % g fcf mas Chicago.
Sept. e.-Proyisions were quiet and frm. Hogs
Estimate for Monday. 5000 For ali next week.
$4,000. Receipts AZ All Western packing points
SudAS.--Raw was dull at Gtc for centYifueal
and SIC for muscovados. % test. Refined was quiet:
Granulated, sos to 6.l0c.
CHICAGO, Sept. TO days. prices were - fol.
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There was small decline IN cotton oW1nx 70
pool. where il q sald the offerings Of cotton from
the South were large liberal receipts at tho ports
today. the expectation Of large mcvemsns our;
that for the oorrespon ding week last year IN fact
and favorable weather at the South. Then Again.
there WAS q certain amount Of selling by spot 10.
teres.s against .purchases Of cotton At the South
On the other band. there was no great decline
for the reason that bull support ~ forthcoming
TO buy al present prices There was some buying
BY SPOT interests against sales Of Gotten abroad:
il was noticed, TOO: that October contracts held
by strong Wall Street interests do not ring o,it.
fact which lesds tho trade % infer that u pro;
poses 70 stand BY that month ana re tnc o oeai
day. however, Of very important deyelopmens
ing attitude. waiting TO wee what the consuming I
mum business and also awaiting further light on
the crop question.
bush. ior export: No. Z red .intsr, T.. Indsr
western receipts were ~ cars. against ~ last
week and 1ss last year: Onicaso - cars ass lls
lower to 70. higher. siles. 10000 bush. Prices
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Ne.i0.lN 4
.surp,us includes undivided pron.s. ''''''''''

sSurplus includes undivided profits.
Total amount OF deposits on which Interest n
paid. - - 77o.7s: average rate OF interest ~
s s Of New YORK, County Of New York. ~:
Z. L. GILLESPIE. Vice President. and FRO
trust Company Of N. r, located and doSs
buSness At No. IS Nassau Street. In the CIV a
New York, In said county. being duly sworn, I'd
schedules accompanying the same. Is true and a.
rect u all respeots. to the best Of bis knovlsdn
business Of said trust com psny has been tfaa
acted q the location required by the banking Nv
(Chap. 49, Lava Of $500. and not elsewhere; "
o6aoisI notice received from the Superintendent 4
Banks Designating the NTH day Of September. it6
L. L. GILLESPIE. ce.PreAdsc,
FREDERICK ". FULlE, Treasurer.
SeverAlly subscribed and sworn TO By botA h
ponenN, the 9th day Of Sept. 1905, before me-
'e' - Notary Pubic, New YORK coasty,
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Now Ysrk Stock Exchange Sales Sept. ..
AND OTHER BONDS

:.;sss;;:;;|S|ss| s. TEs!
4ssS$$sE:Hss;s..
l0000....75aI
&001. 6E
10000. 6
Atch Top& STE u
HOO... TO 4 7s
Atch'irop as 70
cv Is I'd maid
1000. Il 061a
A,GA Sc sN =
stamped
1000. o n
A.lan;loc Line u
10000. 10 Zig
Bait d Ohio Sl5s
$780,. q D g.,
Hal 4 Oh SW SIS
Neo0U... w Sc
BkhRaphcyfs
200O.... 8 ! 81
pSSSS a. 4 . 2.
5000....77
0nLAAthaL Is
wO&! lO3 Ia
Chcs q Ohio So
ass&116,.
Chi Bur 4 @ Is
10000. ] Gig,
200 i0l o2 o.
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Iss'SsSs$ S;s,'.|% Y: !:
L. 5000. o3
Mort &W Poca 20
H. QUO. o g %.
IOf s L fdgA
|. 1000, fe7
Reading gm 4s
| 5000, L O3
l. 1000. Ola
| Read &c col IT %
tU@..l 0O34
81 1 4 Iron Mt a
| 00CD. 81
Fs'L ~, San Es.ads
St Louis s W lN
5000. COLA
2000..lO 90
San A ~ Pass ~
l0000....S 9
|Seaboard A l. 6s
5000. lO%
South Pactnc q .
1000 p6il
500 60
So Paorcf Nctfs
27000....o7
Southern Ry =
bO0O..IRl
Und'gnd Fl Rys
Of Lon LIN So
: l00c.... 8 6ls
Union Pacific q
ssSSSSSSyiSsi.aI
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RAILROAD AND OTHER SHARES.

Sass sa ~. eng. Ch'ss.
900 AiMs Chain loas ieis leas- 10
500 Aliis Oh pf. o7ia o7iA o7is+ -
1900 Anal Cop. slas 80 eoes- 10
500 Am Car r 36iA 36lI 36iI- 81
100 Am Hal pr 81 81 81 10
i4o0 Am Looo... <oiA asia 1884, 10
200 Am Loco pfll3 ll27s ll27s- %
100 Am Malt. 4 = Ia
100 Am Malt pr asa 93ae 93as+ g
1890 Am Smelt..l27 l20ia l267s-lie
800 Am smelt pl 22aa 1874 l22lI- IL
100 Am sugar..l3o l37ia 1913 - -
900 Am Wooden 3@ae - 34as+ g
200 Anaconda. i oola 1904 lOoi2
$500 A T 4 ST.. sela ssis ee7s- 90
500 At @ Line. l 8 3la Io3 lo3 II
1900 Bait ohiol llaI III my b
$500 Bklyn r T. o7sA oolI o6os-l
i1loo Can Pac....loo 1888 Io4ip- IL
200 Cen L'th'rpl oAaI loAoe loAs4+ Il
100 Ches Ohio o3aA 638I 63a4- ~
500 Chi Ct w.. 81 al FL - s
eco Ct W pfc 3ois a47s 3A7s- -
800 N = st P.l 1858 l76is l76 -
100 Chi Ter pf. asia asia 39la
500 cast LOO cole eolI- -
1900 Col FuelAI 42a4 AlsI AZ IL
500 Col South. 27ss 27 27as- %
100 Col SO list p cola oolA COLI 81
500 Del d Hud.2lo 2lSl2 2lSls q
100 pui S SEA 10 10 10 + %
800 D S s&Apf 34is - - %
1880 Erie...... 4sos 4sla Aes4-l
200 Erie list pr. "a 80 90 IL
400 Erie I'd pr. 7els 76 70 u
900 Great Norp pals 3l4 3l5
1900 III Central 76as 1904 l757s+ is
$50 Int Paper 80 7oI2 80 - IL
200 Kan So pr 81 % % -i2
100 Knick Ice. 3oa4 3o34 3oa4+ g
l200 Lou 4 Nashl 47iI 1909 l@63A-llo
100 Manhattan.l65 1875 l65
$500 Met ST Ry. 1874 l26l2 l26os-lae
1900 Net Secu... sli4 30 soia- 81
1900 Mex Cent. 23i2 227s 23is- "a
100 MINI d StL ~ ~ ~ ~
100 MStP&SSM l36 l36 IL
100 NIX Tex. 34os 34lI 34lI- ~
1000 II KS T pr. 7l34 7lae 7las
$500 Mo Pacific. o3os 1929. lo3is- IL
$500 Y centrall 47os lAo34 l46 -lla
100 NY c &StL. 81 81 OIL u
1900 Nor d ives. IS sA5s IS + Ia
500 North Am. Q7ae o7iA o7iA- IL
400 Nor Pacific 400 2os 2os 81
1900 Ont q Yves. o3os SO o3os- ls
200 Pac Coast. l o5is 100 lOo - l2
100 Pacino Mall as ~ - r 81
$1,000 Penn RR ...l 42l< lllls l<lla- -
81 90 Peo Gas lO3l4 lo25s 1929 %
100 Pee d st L SOFA YsOl4 sOlA+ u
100 PCC&StLp 100 100 100 -
900 Pressed S G 43lA +2ls A3lI+ IL
200 r r Secu... 90 90 90
2 200 Ry st Sp'g. 35 50 80 - IL
100 Rep STEEL. 2Ola 2Ol2 2Ol2+ Ia
100 Rep Steel pr ssl4 esl4 $751; 81
$500 reading. ola ll7oa llsls-lll
2i0o Rock Island 32ls 3los 3l7s- ls
500 Rock Isl pr. 7Sl2 70 70 - IL
$500 Sloss Shelf. % 90 o. ~
400 StL Vs.. 2Ala "a 20 - IL
1900 Sou Pacific. 66iA ooa4 90 - 50
1900 Sou Ry Co. 36l4 347s 347s- 50
100 Sou Ry Co ooae loOas loose+- IL
1900 Tenn O 4 lr S6as s3os 81 u
100 Un b p pr 1850 1888 1852 g
$500 Union Pao. 8 OILS l2S34 l2oA-lIs
400 I'm Ry Inv. - 73ia -
200 I'm Ry In pr SSiI eSlA 1914 IL
500 U c I Pipe 3Oas gets 2o7s- IL
100 US RAR Co 3ll4 3ll4 3llA+ !.
100 US Leath pfl Oal llOa4 1903 |
400 U Rubber 4e3l A9ll AoII-i
200 U S Rub pflOsis lOsis lOsis- u
24Soo U 8 Steel. 357s 36ls $685. O.
1890 US Steel pflo3 l02is lO2os- 81
700 Va Car Oh. SOFA celia 2o3l-lll
100 wabash.... 2oi2 cola 2Oia- Ia
100 Wabash pr. ]lil %li< Alll-' IA
100 wALE7p "a eA 20 Il
100 Wis Central 3los al 81 - Ia
900 Wis Cent pr oo7s 90 so "a
Total sales Of stocks. 800 y 90 shares
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.IDt'sssss., ~ 8 y: n;
CIV IS ser 4
5o00..l ! e ~
ItEre .pcnra Goa
r." col tr IS 80.
II 10000. .06ls
Erie GIN lien Is
4 S0Gu.... "a
IL sS55SS. 4! re- I'll.
Quito ship Isl IS
4 3ccc. .lO3ie
lmpiJamncse O.
II sterling loan
u Sev<W. .lOA-.-
fImpI JApBb st'1'e
|" bAH9d a0rtes
y i0v00. j 00A
1sn0tl 00lo
Imperial Jap4I3s
# KAo ctfIpd
I,.sss$S::::%::Ssd57::
| 45000.... 8 ! 10
'1oOU. OIL
| 10000. -. 9 ! Ia
| plpJaR1kA XII
l'hC ca o. h6W "a
| 5000. Q0bs
H0oo90@.Qo21I
I @W s.e0A0
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Oh, 4 Nor " Sal $4,000 80. 3. UnRR San Fr fdg
iOOv. Il OO3l 1000. -, cola lvUU - 10
chi 4 p Ri q lni Psper cy So United Ry $. l. q
.0o0U. -. 334 1900. 40 5000 ...81
chi iii NPrci Is Ksok 4 DcsM Ia, 4 lied 4 Ref o,
1000 .HNiI 5000. lola 1000. ola
chi II b p Ry a L Sh q N SO a. 5000. O0l4
$4,000, 6i2 1900, ! O0la u s Steel . 81
Colo In s. ser Long Island fdg l4OO0 ....p7!s
10000. 10 i0OO. IOl u ii0O0.n,a7iA
Colo in IS ssY D Met Elevated Isl 1000. ...e7ls
35o00 .,.7N 1000. 1 Ooi4 lo0O...07
Colo Midland Is Mex Cent con d wAb Ter iasAs
5000. 4os 10000. :. 81 o0n...aOia
Colo southern a Sd00s10. q 03l 1000 0QlA
b0DV. p3ae l0OO =, 8 Ola WRh Ter I'd a
5000. ,.93l4 Mex Cent iss IN 10000. 3 6al
1000 .p33e 5000. Pan i000,...37
5000 . 81 No Kan Tex I'd wAbash deb r
bo00.... o3bs 500. ..67l4 ioooo...12.
10000. =. O 8 q No Pacific 70 1917 10000...7 70
Distillers Seour. 1000. U 6lo 1000...7l
tiles Corp 80 Nat r Mex Is Wisconsin Cen u
5000 ....SilI 2000...6% s00o....o4a4
Totai sales OF bonds (par vaiue), 81 100000.
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SUB-TREASURY STATEMENT.
Live Stock Market.

SATURDAY. Sept. ..
Receipts Of beeves were IS cars. or iyoo6 head
% cars Of which we're for export alive, q direct
10 -day feeling steady. Dressed beef fairly active
at 6I5@8c per ID. for native sides: Texas beef st
were 90 cattle and $3.50 quarters OF beef.
Receipts Of calves were n head for the market,
p per 100 lbs: no Western calves grassers. City
dressed veals steady At ~ @i34o. per ID. county
dressed slow at sCi2Lsc.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were s,s7s head.
including II cars for the market making, with the
stale stock. % cars on sale-mainly lambs OF in
ferior quality. The market opened slow for every
thing. Sheep were barely steady choice lambs
prime lambs &c. lower; inferior grades no, wanted
and could not Be sold a. anything like steady
few sheep sold at ts.75 per 100 lbs: ordinary 70
prime lambs At &-5004Al0 Dressed mutton
steady at sel0c per h.: dressed lambs slow at
Receipts Of hogs were i,7so head: none for the
market. Feeling steady
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bush. Naiur.i wi.i;-, g 10 Is IDS, siISz. Com
was dull on the spot. No sales. No. mixed IN
elevator. eo,1c. Futures closed nominaily vn.
Co- Last
sing NtQht.
september. .,.................'...eS;3 ~
MAY IA WI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-09-10
PHILADELPHIA QUOTATIONS.
BANK STATEMENT.
Record Decreases in Loans and Deposits.

Record Decreases In Loans and Deposits.
Not often In the history of the Clearing
House have the Associated Banks made q
return In which changes were on so extensive
scale as was the case in the statement pub
lished yesterday. The decreases reported in
both loans and deposits. of $40. 2s7. 800 and
81 les 100 respectively. were the largest on
record. and the 80. Joss. 800 cash loss, which
exceeded the estimates made of 1t earlier in
the week by at least 81. 900 900. has not been
many timea surpassed; As q result Of the
heavy reduction In the loan account. which
was commonly believed to represent the
transfer OF loans from banks to trust COM
psnes. the surplus reserves decreased only
ses7 .s2s An interesting feature Of the table
which follows is q decrease Of over SIS, 900 600
~ the combined loan accounts Of the City and
Commerce national banks alone.
Banks e9 shs e ch 81 Ss. q
compares g follows with that Of last week
ago:
as$ 81; III e;
.S '' ..: ;s 50: :: &c
s::. ':;;s 81 ::ss ''Is: s: 500:
Surplus. H.sN,sso ,s.4as,s7s ass.4ss 80
10 deposits 2S.t 1SA nj
The changes for the week are q follows:
Loans Dec. 80 .237 800
Deposits. MISUNDERSTANDING Dec. N.lesloo
SuCuIdSiOn .lnc. 0Oo0OO
Legal tenders. .Deo A.e44.oO
Total reserve" Dec. Slo,ess 800
Surplus ,...............,........ Dec. soc7.sas
.hi. WEEKS ssssemsns IS Sep1s deeresse of
800 since last week. II these deposits were de-
Quoted from the aggregate given the surplus would
Below Is table showing the percentage Of cash
reserve TO deposits Of the more prominent banks
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Quiet and slightly Lswer--Das'
spposntans Cabies-Libesai NeceIpts
-ssIline by Spot Interests-Bulls Give
support-Grain Dull with slight
Changes CoHoo Lever. ., D.,
SATURDAY. Sept. e.-CoIToN.- Spot cotiSSn n
declined points. Middling. 10 SSo; IN NO
i 70 s.isc' = New Orleans and Memphis iohC;
Mobile, 100, Savannah, 10 3-foc. sales: nai-
weston, 1880 bales; New Orleans. $50; oeVah-
nah SEQ: Memphis. $50.
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Imports Of General Merchandise and Dry
Colds.
Imports Of general merchandise and dry Foods.
a reported al the Custom House, COMPARE AZ
follows with th0se OF laat week and OF the CORE.
spending week year ago:
THIS week. Last peek. 1904,
Dry goods,... q. .04s ts06S ,oe7 1890 10
General mdse..... 0.2SS,6Si l0O00SN O111 no
Totals. i.Oeo.7oo siS.iie.2os Sioos7, I4s
From Jan. 70 date they compare - follows
With last year:
1905. 1904
Dry Goods. 81 ,Es.tb ess,sii .oN
General merchandise 68o, $50 SIS a 0oi iSo
Totsls.y. "...o,..,.u etss.sp.,se etosAll.7A
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sssd. asslnst S.nd. last year sales 5000 oaiss;
imports, 1900. Futures opened 70 points
higher. but reacted. closing unchanged 70 higher
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-25
SCORE TIED IN THE EIGHTH
Barons Are Worked Too Hard and Re- lief Is Needed-Hard Batting Rally In the Eighth
 Inning.
STANDING.

Nashville, August A.-(Special.)- )--Today 8 game between Birmingham and Nashville proved big batting affair, in which the locals having a slight advantage. The score was to '. The slabmen, Bal ley and Dessau. were hit hard and often and from the very start the fielders were kept busy chasing the horsehide. When the ninth round opened the squads were on equal terms. and 1t looked as If there would be a few extra innings. After the Barons had been retired the locals came In and Bennett led off. Dessau issued him a free pass to first. Norcum fol- lowed and nailed one. The ball went be- tween center and right to the dump. It was good two-bagger. and Bennett com pleted the circuit. He scored the winning run when no one was out.
 Despite the many hits the game was one of the best the teams have played during the present series Until the eighth in hing Nashville always had a safe lead, but in this round Bailey weakened and the five hits secured by Birmingham brought in four runs and tied the score Each side flelded nicely. There were no really costly errors The runs on each side came through opportune batting and good base running. The Barons have simply been worked to finish and un- less Vaughan comes to their relief in a few days with new players the team will be in very crippled condition. The crowd was the smallest of the season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-25
At latonia.

Cincinnati. August 24.-The Latonia off cials decided today to extend the meet ing five days longer, making the closing day September instead of September 4.
 Form players had the best of the argu- ment with the bookmakers four out of six favorites winning. Track fast.
 First race, six furlongs-Euba, s5 co. Morris), to 2. won. The Roustabout, S9 (Radtke), to 5, second Flori, 10l Hhomer), to l, third. Time. IA 4-5.
 Second race. mile and hundred yards Six Shooter TOT tRadtke), 1 to 2, won Scotch Thistle. 105 (E. Robinson). 12 to 1, second; Wedgewood. 91 C. Morris). 35 to l. third. Time. 1:47.
 Third race five furlongs-Gabriella, aS CD. Austin), 5 to 2, won; Amy Riley, 9S (E. Robinson). 12 to 1. second; Progressi on, 11O (Goodchild), 10 to l. third. Time, 1 :02.
 Fourth race six Robnhood, 106 Radtke). IS to 20, won: Jack Ratlin. 113 CD. Austin), to 1. second. Eleanor Howard, 91 (Brinegar). 90 to l, third. Time. 1:14 4-5.
 Fifth race, five and a half furlongs- Mandator 1os CRadtke). to 10. won; Ori- cular). los QIofer). to l. second; Ex- element. 1OS (Wilson), to 1, third. Time, 1:0S 3-5.
 Sixth race. mile-Edurado, 96 (Wilson), to 1. won: Dr. Wang. 99 (Austin). IS to 1. second: Hot. 9s (IIicks). to l. third. Time, 1: 40 2-5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-25
ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Saratoga.

Saratoga, August 24-The last day of racing at Saratoga track called out an exceptionally large crowd. The card was not inferior to most of those that have preceded 1t. The Champlain, with three starters. Molly Brant favorite; Dolly Spanlker and Oxford, was the feature. Oxford made the pace to the mile. Molly Brant was always good second to this point. where she went out to win but Dolly Spanker on the outside gradually wore her down through the stretch and won by half a length.
 First race handicap. five and one-half furlongs-Yalaga. 120 (F. Redfern). to 5, won; Debar. 110 (Buchanan). Il to 10, sec ond; Speedway. 116 tsmith). to l. third Time. 1:O7.
 Second race, steeplechase, short course Caloorahatchie 1s2 (Owens). to 5, won; Wooden, 163 (Connelly), 8 to 5. second; Jim Newman, 15S (Ray). even, third. Time. 4:26.
 Third race. six furlongs-Brush Up. 101 (Moriarity). 4< 1, won: Luretta, 101 Sew alp. to 5, second; Fleur D'Marie, 10S Nyne), 10 to l. third. Time, 1:1S 3-5.
 Fourth race. the Champlain handicap, mile and a furlong-Dolly Spanker 106 Oyne). to 1, won; Molly Brant, 119 (Redfern), to 10. second; Oxford, 100 (Knapp). to 1. third. Time, 15s.
 Fifth race mile-The Lady Rohesia, 9S (Perrine), 10 to 1, won; Knight of Rhodes, 1O7 (Burns) to 1. second; New Mown Hay 106 (Moriarty). II to 10. third. Time, 1:40.
 Sixth race, five and one-half furlongs- Ben Hodden, 110 (Jones). II to 5. won; Holscher no Gyne). to 3, second; Nos tromo, no cTravers), to 1. third. Time, 1:07 1-5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-25
VAUGHAN FAILED
 TO SECURE PLAYERS
THOUGHT HE HAD TWO GOOD MEN, BUT THERE WAS A SLIP BETWEEN THE CUP AND THE LIP.

Manager Harry Vaughan returned to Birmingham yesterday without having corralled a single ball player for the Ba- rons during his scout through the South Atlantic league. Vaughan was after Cobb, an outfielder of the Augusta club but he found out when he got to the Georgia city that Cobb had been owned by the Cleveland club for the past three months. Harry then tried for Sentell, the Macon shortstop, and found that he also was already big league property.
 The Birmingham manager then went to Savannah, where he got the promise of either Oyler, shortstop, or Hallman third baseman, and he expected one of these uen to report here today, but when Harry reached home he found a telegram from Mir. Boyes president of the Savan- nah club saying that he had released schaeffer and could not spare either Hall man or Oyler. However, Vaughan hopes to yet land one of these men,
 Vaughan has practically signed an out fielder from western club, who Is said to be crackeriack. both In the field and at the bat. His name cannot be given out now for fear that the deal may be blocked at the last moment, but Man ager Vaughan feels sure that the player in question will join the team within the next week.
 There will be no let-up in our efforts to secunre players" said Vaughan last night. "but they are mighty hard to get just now. However. I will land a few, think, In the next day or so.'