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Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-30
MINE DIRECTORS WILL MEET.

There will be a meeting of the di- rectors of the Shattuck-Arizona held in this city in the latter part of No vember, at which various matters connected with the property will be taken up. probably the rost import ant of which will be the proposition of building a smelter. The Stat tuck ore is being treated by the Cop per Queen company at their Douglas smelters at the present time. but t is well known that many of the di. rectors of the company hay. favored the building of their own smelter.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-30
COUNCIL MEETING POSTPONED

The Council meeting which was to have been held last evening was post poned by Mayor Cayen because some of the matters which were to have been taken up had not been put in proper form for action. There are several matters which require the consideration of the council, but it is probable that no meeting will be held until the regular session which comes on Tuesday of next week..
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-30
LONDON COPPER.

LONDON. Oct 29.-Spot copper 97 pounds. F shill;ngs, pence.
 Futuras-9S pounds, shillings. 6 pence.
 The market was easy. Off 2 shil- lings, pence. spot; off shfppings 6 pence futures. Sales: 200 tons spot, 500 tons futures.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-30

Robin Tate. whose services have been secured after 8 great deal. of trouble and at great expense to the Bisbee Eks, will umpire the baseball game, the Bisbee Eaks ys. All-Ameri- ca. Tate has consented to act in this capacity only on condition that he is allowed to wear boiler plate and boxing gloves and have the protection of at least two policemen. There has been great mistake made in the announcement that Sid Varney would go against Jimmy Bali as on the try-out yarney failed to come up to the required standard, and a. the last minute it was found that Del Lewis would have to be substituted to make the bout interesting.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-30
aEruRNs FRoM sAooTINe TaIp

Dr. l.. L. Miner. of the Copper Queen medical stan, and F. H. Sutter returned to the city on Sunday even ing from a two days hunting trip. The hunters stated that the game was very plentiful, and had rather heavy game sack as evidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-30

One of the main features of the Eiks' Ball Game will be a high dive by Clancy. Clancy refuses to dive from the water wagon, as the results have always been serious, so he has consented to dive from the home plate to third base, where keg Of Anheuser- Busch will be on tap.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, Sept. b.--The principal fac
'"r IN the *tU'. market TO-DAY MAS II. a..
admission ~ the banking house having
IN" transaction III hand that negotiations
were III progress for the sale to the
mon i'a"ihr of the stock OF the Ralti-
,i"rt, y ONO i;aIr"ai recently sold by
IN P"iin$\ NLnlu Railroad to tie bank
'fs. nm I'll" sensation in the days
market was in the Reading movement
'h Baltimore Il Ohio transaction WAS
i,'i:r tn" less ia. impclline cause With
III. passing Of control OF Baltimore x
'h!" To- other hands than the Prnn%yl-
wanna, lf@ share of influence. in the Read
i3 control would be affected also. Kuhn.
l.r"h y 90. asserted that tho report If
safe 70 ~" t'nion Pacific WAS prcma-
tur" Whil" admitting that il was under
market vas Aus" OF dissatisfaction in
speculative rncl,:3 and disappointed tho
"'ii' tiat tl,r inrush of gold last Week
aud III" c"ntinucd arrivals by steamers
this week had ,.ffectually. reduced the
money strIn@tLcy Not only was the call
money market hard today. with 4 high
rate OF per cont. bat the premium on
tim" l"an" wa again advanced. Dis
counts hird"lI",! in Paris and London.
~" points Of strength on the days
market W'r'' generally amongst INDUS
t,HlS. ANA lgInatcd continuing cCnSpic-
mnnS with rnmors of a dividend increase
IN" railway equipment stocks rnloyrd
the b''hent Of the known urgent require
taen'S 81 ne railroads. Republlc steer
was h'"'t'f lay the proposed incr,aS'' iii
Tennessee Coal stock in view Of the be
i"f in ultimate merger Of the two com
nanlrI Minneapolis. st. Paul Sault
Ste. Mari" suffered from the diSappoint
mcnt Of Persistent claims that the divi-
dend was to be increased at today's meet
lnS q NJ directors, The market SHOW
81 some relief when Reading yielded NOR
than haN its G-point advance, nut The
closing was Irregular.
i;on'.S w'rr irregular. Total sales. par
value. S?.">'0n United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
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BOXING NOTES.

Al Martin and Jack McCelland will
box al Warren, Pa, Sept. 2S.
The Casco Club Of Portland. has
decided to hold the bout between Terry
Martin and Hcrmin Miller Sept. "a.
In all probability, Mike Schrcck
and Marvin Hart Will be matched to
box outdoors, near Cincinnati. Sept.
-. Both men have accepted the offer,
but they cannot agree on the referee.
The new Olympic "A. G., which takes
the place Of the defunct Tuxedo cub
Of i.ssin%ton, Ienn.. outside of Phila-
de!phia. viii hold it.; last show tonight
when Billy Willis ana Eddie Chambers
Will meet in the main bout.
Joe Walcott, the black demon" who
fe-entered the game and put a kiboSh
on the budding aspirations Of Jack
Dousherty. will engage in Il bout next
Sunday night. Billy Rhoades. his OPP
poneit, is Wen liked in The West, and
is a strong, husky fellow.
Willie Fitzgerald, the Irish Harp
who last week defeated Peter Sulli-
van, 50 easily. Will again hight Andy
McGarrE at BridGeport. Conn, on
Thursday. Wilt. won from the much
heraldel Ambrose in one punch in
tn"ir contest some time ago at Phila-
delpha.
Jack Twin" Sullivan had a fight on
Saturday night with Billy Bates at
Dawson, Alaska. Bates is a man who
was Bob Fitzsimmons' sparring part
ner when Ruby Robert trained Jack
OErien. Jack ought to beat Bates
l'rettily easily, for Billy is shoulder
bound.
There are II boxing meetings sched-
ulei during This week. There is
big show at Philadelphia between Ed
die Kelley and Tommy OToole jim
my BRIGGS viii box Kid Sullivan at
Baltimore. Cote and E,delS at Haver-
hill, Young Mahoney and Bennett at
Appleton, Wis.
Young Erne and Dave Deshler are
to box II rounds to a decision at the
Lincoln Club "Wednesday, Sept. &c.
The match will be at catch weights.
Jim Lloyd will box Johnny Mahan in
one preliminary. and Jack Ahearn will
box Jack Williams in the other. owing
to the election primaries being held
Tuesday, Sept. %, this date was Sc
lected.
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BOXING is tanner NOW.
Nothing Like the Game in Old Days
Says Tommy Ryan.

Those who Jump on boxing now
conducted and bowl about its brutal
ity, ought To have seen mills of the
:3kin-i5 glove days" says Tommy Ryan
When | first came out" says Tom,
1T Was nearly all bush lighting, aAd
very little gloves. In those days men
trained for bush events much longer
than now. and picked themselves like
rocks. They had need to. After a
long fight with *kin-tignts. a mans
face looked like hamburg steak.
Fearful punishment was usually ex-
changed The men of that time We're
dead game. ana stood to the guns 40
and 80 rounds, bleeding like pigs.
blind as bats, and only asking a chance
To reach the other fellow.
These bouts We're usually long. be
cause the boy; hated to take full-arm
swings, and simply cut and stabbed
with their thinly covered hands A
wild swing with those little gloves
meant a broken hand or wrist, as a
rule and SO the fighters worked cruel
~ but slowly.
Il had a lot of long fights, mostly
with men who | think | could have
sinothered III a hurry with big gloves
Danny Nredham, for instance |
fought him all night. and if the gloves
had been large enough To permit of
fire" boxing and chance taking,
ought to have landed him in six
rounds.
one Of the greatest men with
those little gloves was Ike Weir. He
cut his men to ribbons, and seldom
l,tt in, la 81,
of fat gloves came. Weir cut little ice,
and was often beaten. He was not as
good as he had been. of course, but
still think he could have held his own
under the old style Of fighting"
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resources of Canada,

Canada is M longer n mere co,onio, nos
session. but a growing. ambitions country
With national ASPIRATIONS. IT. imrort,nca
and increasing power in the co,cm.rci,l
and INDUSTRIAL world is being manifested
eNrrN"her". Tn importance. ana rrii;.-
r"hIN ~ HrSt"tt'r's Stomach Ritters has
i p'.rn 80 strongly manifested thai Ter j;
everybody AZ the ONLY safn and si,re r1re
for stomach. liver. kidney and howell con,
Flalnls. u y"u have tried It Won know its
~ ~ ~ VI uiatlFe nr"n'Itics. but if not
l,- In ~ III, ISs<-Tnlf-tN Il $50 today
1tn,rs<v quickly il will strengthen
J. md digestive organs and
teh risiuqG, cramr'. he"tt-
raj costiVenes", bifa1r7re:'T.
md dyspepsia, indigestion or
IN druggists.
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FOOTBALL NOTES.

Brown will make another stupendous
effort to beat Dartmouth this fall. The
coaches. Robinson, Cannon ana
Schwinn, will be with the eleven all the
season. and already have gotten the can
didates into fair condition down on Il
Southern Connecticut farm.
As was expected. one annual army-navy
game at Princeton was enough. This
year the game will be played at Philadel-
phia. where it was played each year from
1850 till 1904 inclusive. and where there
is every facility for handling the i'm
mcnse crowds, both by the railroads and
the hotels.
The ouakers are much concerned lest
Capt-clect Greene of the Varsity eleven
be disqualified from playing football be
cause of deficiency in his studies. Greene
is with the team and will take special
examinations to try to get back into
standing in his college work. Bob Folwell
will be Greene's successor if the latter
is barred from play.
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FOOTBALL NOTES.

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HES '''"E"fl mI'h ONLY io"i oih i'S u'ii y
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m"htS III l""tpail ~ 'iiS AL -Ap'u'
the ohiy ne" mih'N'' y ~ ''uJ"S'i'''
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f"N' III ;. III 'Iii!f' f"ihh"Ih -Pis1,
"h''"' lSl D - 'fah', Rcadf"ti' -i
J. r. ram il'ahii''ih rigs, black; Ia
H'iiIl'ii' mt" T.. f"Si:. K''adfi"id
I'''i'''' =. y. "h"i'iEh.
l:..f p:.rn. 1T &. Understood. FAY
rtt'; Pet Cow. 1T J.. y. Dull"f. Nj
Nrrn"': ~ Elmer Gilr. Fuy~tt,.; %IA
c!lasc +. EuIt,. 2-y.lr-nli hrif..r i@l
iI.."r Gle. FHyctt: "a f.. 4. Dpllui
IA. Vernon; Hrd Chase T.. Fog Year
linz. h"if'r, lst and "rh f. \. D"lIuf
MI. N'rmcn; "a Elmer Giir FAYE itc:
i!rif',r calf. lst Elmer 'iiIt, FAyclt'.
ii'!. s !. T.. Y,at"n. 6; l.. Ferry, ANA
T. {. Collins.
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IS MAINE. BOY.
New England League Star TWir!er a
Native Of Watervii!e.

Pitcher Alfred G. tuai!"y, regarded
by EXPERT; as one OF ;It- .-: t,iil'-I5
in the NrW England Il. -,EE-. X, born
at Watrrvil.-, Me, "A. 800. He
has been. professional pl,cil'-r with
the New England League since 1900.
when he Joined the New Bedford club
In 1901 he was with .'ugu-ta. In i1J2
81 and 4 part of 1900, Nv Nt: "t;h
Lowell When the Lowell team Wa:
transferred to Taunton III nid3rasOn.
BuslIcy was aS3Eu.,i I" l'i,.y in
Lynn, with which he 1Inisi, 4 he sea +
son. III. was not reserved because If
the f;ilur. vi the Lowell c!ub to pay
him back salary. Fred H. pH.d TIM;
ana secured him for Mes rdluId. Tut
The a;ilt Of that club y 30. allowed
BuShry TO be tran@feri'.! T.. N."i'' ter.
lie is a sturdy looking CHAP, "lth a
wide sweep, AMI ha" done good Work
an the year.
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EIETER'S SCHEDULE.
Thirteen Games, Of Which Nine Are to
Be Played at Exeter


Exeter, N. H., Sept. lS.-Manager i,
+. ftanuulrh % OF Baltimore today an
HUunC"d iEN-t.r'S fnotI:.ll schedule Tor
thr season. II is liz, best III recent
Years, Including - games, min" IL be
lIH%td in Exeter, rs against eight laSt
year, Of which two were played else
where. The Brown Fl, shni"n. brewster
Academy. Niiii&tuiI. cushing Ar;tdeinS'
: h-!:''-a J. y. figure in an EAtt"!
SCH tiulr for the first time in recent
years 1T least The schedule follows:
Sei.t. -, 'hrl3ra y. y.
Sept ~ brewster Academy.
Sept. - Bates.
oct. 3-ErnWn Freshmen.
oct. 6 BoWduin at Brunswick.
oct. 1O-Willistun Seminary.
oct. 3-Harvard second.
oct. l.-tuShiug Academy.
oct. - Harvard Freshmen at cam
bridge.
oct. @i-Brown second.
oct. Colby.
Nov. 3-Yale Freshmen at New
i:a"en.
Nov. l0-Andnv-r at And"ver.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
REAOfIELD FAIR.
Continued from Page One)

brought him such success at Wat,r-
vile and Lewiston
Among tie notable visitors at Inc.
faif Is Charles Crosby of North N'ay!lc.
man VINO Is ~ years Of az. and ,,X-
"etdih'' well preserved. III. disrllyn,.
hV'.. li"rtSt III all the exhibits ana
made his way among them With al rt..
eaSerneSs Of a boy 81 =. He has u,t
It'ied To attend TN" annual exhibition
of he ,iety since he Was "A small bnl
Tic "ffIcerS OF the society. who have
worked $" hit. a to make the affair "a
success are: Pres. I"nn Il. Swift
Sidney; vice PRESIDENT f.,nr,re r.,
Crane. Winthrop; Ernest j. Gilman.
Mt Vernon; Grorg" a. Et:>~rn. Read
field: secretary. l.. q. T"hp,tts. cad
field treasurer. G. ~. Stevens. Road
field: agent. r. II. Brown. Re,dIitld:
truate">. john II swift. Sidney: r. l.
Brown. r Iiiicld: F. Il. | algr. FAY
cite: l.. G. Berry. M"nn"uth. II. H.
McCauslant Rcadfi. "a: VI. +. :<orcross.
Winthrop; II. II. Jacobs, At. Vernon:
and NJ :. Gordon. Vienna.
Matched Oxen and Steers. Glass IS
Matched 3-year-oli steers LIST Henry
Williams, Mt. Vernon: matched steers
o-years-old lst c. +. Williams. Reid
field; "a Gordon Brothers. Mt Vernon:
Bird Ora Williams. Mt Vernon: mat cltcd
steers, 4-year-old. LIST Lu Williams,
Mt. Vernon: I'd Charles r.. FogS. Read
field: matched calves. 1st Gordon
brothers. Mt. Vernon: ID Clarence
Robinson. Mt Vernon; matched oxen,
4-year-old. LIST w. F. Robinson. Mt
Vernon. Judges c. ID. Wadleigh ana
&. V. Wells.
Town Teams Of Steers, -3-year- old
not less than years-lst T.. J. Gilman,
Mt. Vernon; 2-year-Old, not less than
years-lst F.. ]. Gilman. Mt. Vernon
Judges. C.. ID. Wadleish and John Fish
Town OK Teams. not less than 10 pairs.
1st r. j. Gilman. Mt. Vernon: I'd w H.
Hunt, Readfield. Judges. c. d. Wall
leigh and John Fish.
SHEEP AND ANGORA GOATS.
Oxford Buck, 1st L. ]. Gilman. Mt.
Vernon: I'd Gordon Brothers. 3rd &. II
Stevens. Readfield-Shropshire Buck
1st c. d. Wadleigh. Belgrade: ID p. q.
Dunn. eadfield-Southdown Buck. LIST
Ernest Pearl. Mt. Vernon-Flock of
Ewes, LIST A. G. Gordon. Mt. Vernon
Angora Goats. LIST Eli c. Wadleigh.
Belgrade. Judge, Roswell Gordon.
~ SWINE,
Boar. six pths old white chester;
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RAGING At GRAvESEND.
Lotus Fantastic and Don Royal the
Winners TUESDAY.

T;ravcs"nl. v Y. Sent 1S-First raco
about six furlunSe, selling 3v.,r-oIds-
Lotus. TO ) and " to d first Firahr,nd
to |. place, second: Simnl, Uono,,re
third. Time, 10
como race" ny" 2nd half furionrs. OIL
Ne''r olh* Fantastic, to ana i to 2.
IhS,' l'An knhr, To- l. place. second /;
LORD h"AhrrG"s. third Time, 1.07 So.
ihird rae, handicap. one mil. and n
siN''"hth. I'll agea-Don Royal. 10 ana
10 =, hr%'; Martin Doyle. to r. place.
second; OXFORD. third. Time. 147 AZ
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FORTY ROUNDS TO A FINISH.
Jack O'Bren and Sam Berger are
Signed for Thanksgiving Day.

San Francisco, Sept. 18.-Jack o.
Brien and Sam Berger have been
matched for battle for the heavy
weight championship to be held at
Colma on Thanksgiving day. The de
tails of the match We're agreed upon at
conference Monday between CoffrOth
and Jack Cribbins, O'Brien's man
agcr
The articles as framed at their
meeting called for 40-round or a
finish battle. to take place in the day
time. The fighters are to receive &C
% per cent. of the receipts, of which.
- per cent. goes to the winner and %
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OXFORD COUNTY FAIR.
Big Crowd and Good ing-Trisy s.
of Augusta Wins $50 Class.

South Paris, Me. Sept. IS--tSi'"cian. Inn
The annual oxford County fair began
here today under the most suspicious CIR
cumstances. with an attendance Of 5ao'
people and a big list Of attractions. The
feature of the afternoon was the rae ;.
in which there we're three eyeuts and
each was closely contested. The,v re
mare Trixy s, owned by S. r Stint
Augusta. was the winner in the
ard pace. while Alpisairusi
owned by F.. f. HaywoY
risd off the honors in
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Chicago Produce Market.

VNICaYU. sNpFt. II.
4 strong mar kct for cash wheat and a
light movement of the crop in tn" North
west caused y strong market in the local
exchange today. The December option
advanced 7sT1.: Corn was 4.m". higher;
oats were up 1kM2s. Provisions were 10
e. olc. lower.
The leadnc futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-Sept., Isi; Dec. t3-' May
CORN-Sept., Az; Dec, 423s@H; May.
GATS-Scpt., 3sA; Dec, S9'E@H; May,
'pORK-Sent., IG a9il; Jan, 127a
I.ARD-Sept 8.12la; Oct, SIS: Nov,
aIiS; jan, 15llz.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, Sept.
Spot cotton closed quiet. 6 points
cline. Midoil'ns uplands, s.75; do. gul
Sales. 23S bales.
Galveston firm. . 7-16: Charleston i
o.; Memphis steady. 9as: New Orl y
steady. 9is
Net receipts for four DAVIS. 102. I@0.
Exports to Great Britain. 2l,Gi1;
France. Gl1S; to tine continent. 39,076
Japan. 200
Stock 2u3 800
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Sept. IS.
FIOI-R-Unchanged spring patents,
CrEN-I.nwer; No. 8 vellcw, 1917
OATS-I.ower: No. 9 clipped. ".
Unchanged: No. !. 1910.
MILL FEED -tnchang"d.
SPRING RRAN-20Up.D.
MIXED FEED -21m2f.
PORk-Quiet: medium. 40.
LARD-IOWcr; lu12. ,~o,,
EEE,iT Easy. whole cattle 9laH9Y.
IAMRS-ouiet; spring l2d13: ran lofsi1.
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AMERICAN,
Boston Adds Another Game
From Detroit, I TO 4.
Cleveland Takes Two From
Washington, 8 to 5 and I to z.
Chicago Shuts Out Philadelphia 7 10 o.
81. Louis I; New York z.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit, Sept. ls-After bla.!king De
troit for rcven innings Glaz.- was driven
from the slab in the eighth. Harris r"
placing him. He was Touched IN the
ninth, but Enston's lead Was too great
and the incident did not affect the r.
suit Eoston winning IL =. Cuu,:i.lu'S
fielding and Stdll'S hitting were features.
BITEDIT
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CHICAGO Cattle Market.

Chicago. Sept Is.
CATTLE-Rcce 13,vp; common to
prime steers 3I5hiS.O.
HOGS Receipts, 5000: choice to prime
sHEEP~Eeccipt 1900; lambs 1oal5c.
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In a We'll that has been boring sinca
1902 water was reached the other day. IL
is at Euultham ncaf Lincoln. England,
ana is To supply that city with water
The wells dcpth is 1.far feet. w hen wa
ter was tapped there was a noise ike
thunder and in !, minutes the water roSe
Is, feet. In 4 few hours it was within ~
feet of the top of the shaft.
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OTHER GAMES.
Lynn 4; Sprin1f;e.d I.

Springfield Mas, Sept. lt-l.ynn out
played Springfield TO-DAY ana @u!i aA"tner
inter-l..,a}l. CANT. 10 !.
LINN =. ...-.....O 80 . ! c-i-S-2
Spr .ITtr!d -. % y u q y . o l-l-.-o
Latt" r4-S-Smlth and D,un., !.ubN and
hobar2r. Tine. ID inlIl-, '.,,Iicdy
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Their" WAS something doing Monday
when Chadbournc joined Collins bunch
N Detroit. lie came up four times,
brought in two tallie@ made one put
out, four assists and no errors. That's
going some. Chad is holding down
second base.
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HERRERA WINS,
Gets Decision Over Kid
Goodman at Chelsea.
Boxers Go the Limit and Put
Up Fifteen Fast Rounds.
New Olympic Athletic Club al Essington
Holds Last Boxing Meet Tonight.

Boston, Sept 1S.-Aurelio Herrera Of
Mexico was given the decision over
Kid Goodman of Boston at the con-
cIu$inn Of :, 1,-round bout before the
Lincoln Athletic club in Chelsea To-
night.
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VEAL 4S-Quiet; sail
1'i'"'r'R-Steadv: northern, o10N
ENTHUSIASTICALLY York state 12laC
r.nGS- STEADY, chuice 30li:si. weste
M23
APPLIES Quiet: GTaVenStcins Bal.
PDTATOES-Juie new. per bl. s.
StGAE-Stcady on a basis OF 81,
granulatel
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NATIONAL.
Boston Changes Gait and
Whips Chicago i 10 4.
Cincinnati and Brooklyn Break
Even In a Double header.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BOSTON. S"it lN-Eoatpn won today
from Chicago i t. ~ batting Brown ~
emporium" times. The visitors inii!rd IN
th" ninth nIlln.', bat Tho. iiv"-rIm l"ti "l
t"=tum proved L." mech tur Them i"
ONrit uint.
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NIHS-Sept.. $50; oct, $50; Jan, GS,l2
Cash quotations we've as follows:
FIOIiR-Steady. !,
WiiEAT-No : spring. 75mn, No. 8 a
{, 80: No. {. red. 1oisf'Ili.. 49,
CORN No. :. ISL. No. = yellow, 4sE
OATS M. >. SIS: No. : white. 3fdE,
NJ. :: white. :li.ht2i.
MAI.TiNG-F to choice i"mil.
ELAN SEEDING |, 1Oiia: M. n"fth-
TIMOTHY SEED-Prme. 412t4IIE
CLOVER "ntract grade. l..
SHORT RJES-l2.
MESS pORK-pcr Dbl. i6D"1.
I.AKD-Prr l0h lbs, H..2l..
SHORT CIEAt; SIDES-S.S.ia'l9
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per cent to the loser. The fighters ana
the club will share equally IN the
pictures. There is to be no hitting III
the clnchcs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Prnalo-EMifaiu ;: Newark ].
Al Montreal The Muntrral Providence
gam" va" postponed. rain.
At Toronto TDr",ltn :. Jersey city 3
At EurhcTtcr- -kuchrstci !, Baltimore .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-19

Surprising how many Maine boys
make good in fast company isn't it:
No wonder Maine is filled with base
hall enthusiasm