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nd shipments Of iOur and grain

on the produces exchange today the butte, butter
daiTieE. led1sc. Eggs. STEADY: at mark
cases included. Hd16e: hrsts. 1875: prime
nIsts lse; extras 1Oc. Cheese. arms 10
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STAGS.
i...".tso 100 tN
BOAR.


sHEEP-rhere were no fresh receipts OF
ssp this morning and nothing to make a
TEST Ot the market.
The receipts Of sheep this week have been
t6OVo as against $40 last week and 1t,504
for the corresponding week Of year ago.
market as a whole has been in very salts
factory condition, as noted yesterday. In
iact, sellers without exception have been
exceedingly well pleased with the cOndi-
ton Of the market from start TO finish.
There was q little stronger tendency on
sheep. yeaIilngs AID ewes, and at the close
generally quoting the ms -ket l0Qlbc higher
Ano some are quoting 1t even little
Quite a good many lambs arrived during
the week but the quality on most days
was nothing to brag OF and the trade
iiargely for that reason showed inclinl-
were not more than steady and from
that to little easier. in fact, steady
t he.s little lower would probably be the
could be given. The feeder market is in
very satisfactory shape, there being an
that es s 19F tb, ana lambs
tS the ABSORPTION Of the large receipts. 80
Sf but h'gs sn ngi Oay ar been Ts
stronger at the close Of the week The
abundance Of feed in tributary sections
feeders. and commission men have their
hands full Of buying orders In addition
to that good many feeders are coming
in to look after their buying in person.
All prospects would seem to favor a
continued large demand for feeders at
this point and the way the market rs
send his sheep or lambs by this point.
Quotations on killers: Good to choice
spring lambs, ts.abgs'its: good to ch s
yenrlings, $500 500; fair TO good year
lings, 1928 a so; good TO choice wethers,
- a. 500; fair to good wethers, $4,000
as; good to choice ewes, 34S0dlS0;
fair to good ewes. 1920 a 40.
. quotations on feeders: Lambs. $3.50
qL75; ewes, sS50@I2b.
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GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKET
JONES' CROP SENTIMENT IS BUlllsH
InEIis Says Canadian Grain short in
ausntity and Quality of Last
Years Yield-CorR Receivers
from Government report. ..


OMAHA Aus, IA, lso9.
Trade in all grains was brlsK for few
very small proportions in a very snort
Time: After the opening dip the wheat
s%s SeSs SS the 0S Snes r@t
showing winter wheat yield OF ta6,OOU,OO
bushels ana spring wheat SOLoOevOO bushels,
government figures of yesterday, The
lnglis report on the Canadian outlook was
ones. some hesitation is evident at this
level and bears are less aggressive. 1he
foreigners are Inclined to view the sltua-
that all the wheat will be selling that is
necessary. Good authorities say that the
and quantity, and the crop 10 believed 10
Corn--T'he government report was given
beartsh construction. but the market le-
covered from the opening break. Shorts
were good buyers ana May was taken mod
ceipts and country scceptanees eontinus 10
nTm the september. Prices eased on again
Primary wheat receipts were $1,000 bush
els and shipments i.65s,e9O bushels, against
s reGep last year OF n5Ooo bushels ana
We're Ss4. 900 bushels and shipments so1.VO0
bushels, against receipts last year Of $4,000
bushels and shipments o. a2.Ooo bushels
barrels -four, 5000 bushels corn and 1000
bushels oats.
Broomhall estimates worlds wheat ship.
ments for Monday at 100, 900 bu., against
$4,000 bu. last week and 7beO.0oO bI last
year,
John Inglis makes this statement on the
Canadian wheat crop: II have not made so
close and critical examination of Canadian
northwest as of the states having covered
only 200 miles. l confined observations
more to the important sections where acre
age Is large. The crop will be q good gen
eral average. but falls short both In quality
and quantity OF last year 8 heavy yield.
Taking the liberal increase in acreage over
last year, final results will probably ex-
ceed> last years totals"
Local range OF options;
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OMAHA wHoLpsaEE MARKET.
Condition of Trade and Quotations on
StanIe and Fancy Produce.


EGGS-Receipts, liberal; fresh stock. Ice.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hsns, 91sylvc; roost-
ers, &c; turkeys, 12qi3cp ducks, &c; spring
oh5fFfH5 a2gR9se Res o stock l5e choice
fancy dairy lbaiSo: creamery, 2Ia2lhc.
HHY-Prices quoted by Omaha Feed com
COARSE $75OqS.OO. Rye straw, $500
BRAN-Per ton, $1,000
VEGETABLES.
a. TOMAIoES-Home grown per basket OF
WAY. BEANs-Per market basket of
TURNIPs, BETS AND CARRoTs-Per
LEAF DEMONSTRATIONS. per doz.
CETERY-Per doz., SOC.
RECOMMENDATION grown. per doz.,
GREEN oNio l siPSn dos ' b Jun zoe.
RADisHEs-Per DOG. punches, lbc.
PoTAToEs-Per bu., &c;
GREEN PEPPERs-Per market basket
TROPICAL FRUITS,
ORANGES-Valencias, all sizes, $50.
LEMOES-Limonlera, extra fancy, 24O
size $50; 800 size, $40; $50 size, 800; other
BANANAs-Per medium-sized bunch.
n75a2,2S; iumbos, g ;5Sgs.oO.
PEACHES--Yellow freestone $l.10; Mis-
souri,, per 6-basket crate; 800; California
ElbertAs, per box, $l.O0.
Pill MS-t,alifornia,- N-500l. rs.
PEARS-Bartlett, per box, $2.204250.
MELONS.
WATBRMELoNs-Per h., 1hc. or about
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Arizona.
Cur MEAT PRICES.
No. ribs, lee; No. ribs, l0c; No. 3 ribs
loins, Sc: No. chuck. 51Sc; No. Z chuck,
S NC Found Shq 7S NS T FOUND ro so ny a'
piA'e' &C. M &Is6 Rfats. ls Dia''' 20
HoNEYISew E'p Per ri Il ibs S $685. 49, '''
CHEESE-S new, Ice; Wisconsin
brick. l3ql4c; Wisconsin limberger, isc;
twins, l31kc; young Americans, 15c.
crop, per h., Ice; hard shells, per h..
ltc. Pecans. large. per ID. i4G; small per
shells, per H., i5c. Cocoanuts. $500 per sack
sUGAR-Granulated cane, in bbls., $5.ss;
graduated cane. IL sacks s6.sl; graduated
sYEuPain Ss 81 ES per gal in cases ss
cases, "a 4-lb CANE. SIS;
30 s y sG peS Rsi M No. io psq Per lO No
CURED FISH-Family whitehsh, per
quarter Dbl, 100 lbs. 500; Norway mack
Irish. No. Z. 1890; herring, in bbls., 200 ms.
each. Norway, Ak, sl2Oo; Norway, SIX. SlS.OO;
Holland, mixed, tl1.O0; Holland herring, in
sea csANNEp s'S GOODS i sss stsnoard west
ern. b5Q90c; Maine, SIS, Tomatoes. BIB.
cans. s1.O5@1.4O 2-ib., s7fcqnoo Pineap-
spTicots, ST 7sSaOS; pears. Il $Ssso; pssehss
h t1iasE n saGS Isd PPs sSSS s0SoS ss g.
clli ssc;. %sstsrd. rs6ss 10 'I sSsst p6 :
s SSs sca,i co.; wsa besns RS@sp
lima beans. lib. 75cdsls5; spinach, NS5:
sheaF. peas. 2-lb.. 6Oc; extra, 75dsOc: fancy,
HIDES AND TALLow-Green saited.
No. /. 1f1kc; No. 2 llikc; full hides, s1k6ts NC;
green hides. No. /, 10c; No. 2 &c; horse,
h.5od325; sheep pelts. sOcqsl2S Tallow. No
I, &c; No. 2 Sc
WOOL-Per H.. 1s415c.
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Kansas city Live stock Market.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. ll,-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 800 head, including 100 southerns.
Market unchanged; choice export and
dressed beef steers, s5.2516l5: fair to good,
NWgo.26i western fed steers, $250dl800;
steers. $275q4.50; southern cows, S2O0dS rs
native cows, S200g425; native heifers, $500
dS.26; bulls, S2OoaS,t 80; calves, $2.50d6.O0. Re
ceipts for the week, Il, 60g head.
.HOGS-Receipts, $500 Mead. Market was
lOc lower top, telo; bulk OF sales. IS $50
800; heavy a. &Sd%q6-0O; packers, se,s5de 90
for the week, 81 200 head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, none.
The market was nominally steady Lambs,
%OOu1.eO; ewes and yearlings, A.2506.6O
western fed yearlings, s5.00d6.00; western
fed sheep, S400q5.25; stockers and feeders,
sS 16q5.5O. Receipts for the week, 300
head.
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Eyen Hreak md CoIumbun.
MILWAUKEE,.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. l2-Columbus and
Milwaukee broke even today, the visitors
winning the first game In the eleventh.
Score, nrst game:
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second Game a Close One.

The second game was corker, with the
result In doubt until the finish, which was
q hair raiser. Omaha made one run in
the sixth inning and thus the score stood
/ to o until the ninth. when Dodge got
wobbly and showed signs Of ascending.
Herman Long called in McNeeley after the
game was In pinch, but the best Mac
could do was to let sthem tie the score.
Collins had been called in to bat for lack
ert to do this and Pop Eyler had to pitch
the game out. Neither side scored again
until the twelfth inning, when Lincoln
made three After two were out for Omaha
a batting rally was started. but the runs
fell one short OF & tie and the second game
was gone"
Omaha made the first run in the sixth,
when Carter walked and Howard was hit
by a pitched bali, Perring flew out TO
Holmes and Carter hustled to third. He
scored on a grounder which was too fast
for Barton TO handle. A fast double kept
Omaha from winning the game in the ninth
inning after Lincoln had tied the score.
Howard had led of on Pop Eyler with
single and was sacrificed TO second by
Perring. WEIGH hit safe, which put How
ard on third With one out. Bassey few
out to Eenlon in deep right. and IL looked
as a II Howard could beat the bail home.
but true throw did the business.
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Evaporated Apple. ana Dried Fru,,.

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.--EVAPORATED
APPLES--MRrket showed no change
supplies for December delivery being
still closed at 6%c. Spot are firmly held
owing to the light supply. with prime
quoted at 11@11hc; choice, lin OIL Y c.;
fancy, lee.
CALIFORNIA DRIED FRUITS-Prunes
are firm on spot, with supplies light and
demand for consumption steady. Cali
fornia eos to 4os are quoted at 7b " &c;
oregon t0s to eos at ~ QShc. Peaches
are unchanged, with choice quoted at
ION Ollie; extra choice at f1@llhc;
fancy. 1l& 9l2e; extra fancy, at IL q
iShc; Aprieots' dull end largely nom
are unchanged; loose muscateI are quoted
at 6$ @7c: seeded raisins, SC; London
layers, nominal.
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Columbia SIN aueen.

The Columbia Juniors defeated the Ever
EFT Trues yesterday by the score of 9 to e.
The feature Of the game was the one
handed catch of Jack Flnkelstein. Bat
teres Hollander and Mirasky; Maonof-
sky and Shmekel. The, Columbia Juniors
would like to hear from the Crescent Jul
niors. The Columbus defeated the Corona
Juniors by the score of to 0 by default
The Columbus will play the Holmes Bros
next Sunday at TwentyAfourth and Hamil-
ton streets.
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AmerIrnna nefent I,rnn.

The Americans defeated the Krugs for
the second time this season in a close game
yesterday afternoon, the score being 8 to
man was out. Doll was on the slab for
the Krugs, but was replaced by Zeebel in
the seventh inning-too late to affect the
score. Dennison pitched for the Americans
and got gilt-edged support: Score:
RH.E.
Americans 100 Q 3 1 0-S 6 8
Batteries; Americans, Dennison, Cunning
ham and Sweeny: Krugs, Doll, zeebel aud
Hennlngsen.
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Conee Market.

NEW YORK. Aug, n.-cOFFEE-Market
for futures opened steady at an advance Of
5ql0 points I'm sympathy with better Euro
pean cables than were expected. Trading
was quiet. no sales whatever being reported
on the opening call, while later business re-
nected no change in the general attitude
toward the market and rjtlhng new in the
vaiorization situation. The close was steady
at unchanged prices to an advance Of 10
points; sales were reported Of 40,75o bags,
Der al 7l0c. January at T. soc, March' at
7 SIC, Nav at T.4O6T 45c ana July AZ 750c
Spot Rio. quiet; No. 2 Invoice. SIC.
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st. Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. observation-disclosures
800 head, including 400 Texans. Market was
steady; native shipping and export steers
-. 6Oq6.15 dressed beef and butcher steers
tS.5Od6.50 steers under 1000 lbs, $1,000. IS;
stockers and feeders. S2.00q450; cows and
heifers. $3.0Oq5.40; Gamers, N.6Od2OO; bulls
dian steers, SS.oOQ5.25 cows and heifers,
s.. 00d3.50.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head. Market 1Oc
lower; pigs and lights Sc. 20q62.6; packers
So. 75q6.20 butchers and best heavy, 5000
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 800 head
Market steady; native nnuttons, IS 006l6. co.
lambs, A.0oq1 90; culls and bucks. 81. 50Q13.oo;
stockers S85Odf5.5O
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stock IN sight.
oils and Rosin.

NEW YORK. Aug. Il.-oILs--Cottonseed
Arm; prime crude, I. o. b. mills. S51fq a6c I;
prime yellow, 3sitc. Turpentine. easy. 6i%
q62Ac. Petroleum, easy; refined, New
York H.eO; Philadelphia and Baltimore.
RosINs Steady: strained. common to
Oil CITY. Pa, AUG. u.-oILs-credit
average q Joe bbis. Runs. n.i& bbis. |;
average. e2.S6S bbls. Shipments, Lima, 3d.
$50 bbls. average, &c 100 bbls. Runs. Lima,
~, 79S bbls.; average, 35.14l bbls
SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug n-oII.s-Tur-
pentine. firm, SOC. Sales. 65s bills; re-
celpts, e4s bills; shipments, 2,oe2 bbls
t375; d. 400; Z, A12h; F. a. sOa+6; q,
A26@4 30; H. t4SoG4 IS; 1, NB; k, .A.fO
n NJ wsg+S' NJ '6'ibGS.sO; W O. sS.sOGs.sO;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-13

parks on the latter's grounds yesterday by
the score of TO 0. The features of the
game were the piiening OF Pronst OF the
struck out ten men, and the all-around
playing of the Invincibles. Score:
R.HE
Invincibles 80 Ola OO1 l-6l2 o
Hanscom parks.0 0 0 0 0 0 90 1
Batteries: Probst and Kranda: Benson
and Cole.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-13

SCHUYLER, Neb., Aug. 12.-(Special y
Schuyler today defeated Osceola in a we'll
played game of ball by the score of 5 to 8.
The feature Of the game was the All-around
playing of the Schuyler team. The Silver
Creek battery was the main feature of
the Osceola team. Schuyler plays Fuller
ton Saturday and Sunday. The score:
RH.E.
Oeceola .........0 0 % 0 0 o 0-3 5
Batteries-Schuyler, Rector and Davis;
Osceola, Loub and Shank. Umpire-Smat-
Ian. Time of game: 49,
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Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. I.-METALs-'rhe
metal markets were quiet as usual on
and no quotable change was reported.
copper 6 ssiS =, fisssSS fsiSS:: slsetT eo
iSass LEAD Ess unsRan s:stis sf ,s sCs
spelter at ts.0096.1o. Iron was reported
IN good demand with prices higher az
SG O S No SIf9 oansdr 9os sUStS
ern.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-13

UNION, Neb., Aug 12-(speciall-A
large crowd witnessed two good ball games
here today between Nebraska City and
Union teams. Nebraska City took the hrst
game by the soore of 8 to s and the sec
ond game was won by Union by the score
OF to .. Score first game:
Nebraska City, I9oI2 IS
Batteries: Nebraska City, stoli and
Thomas; Union, Eaton and Johnson.
Second game:
Nebraska City ......l I'll 20 -
Union ...............1 8 1 0 o o %
Batteries: Nebraska City, Seller and
Birkby; Union, Meade and johnson.
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Atlantic win. the Rubb-r.

ATLANTIC, Ia, Aug. 12-(Special. 1.-THE
Merchants leaguers OF this place won the
third and deciding game in a series with
the Anita Invincibles by a score of to
in a well-played game that was in doubt
up to the last minute, the score being tied
on two occasions.
R.H.E.
Merchants Leaguers. OOO11O1s-S 10 s
Anita Invincibles .....1 Q OO0O o. 8
Batteries - williams, Boardtman and
Hamm; Northup and Budd.
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sugar and MoIa..

SIC. MOI sssss sSssf' i.isassss. R Z 1ssi
iSOe; No D. 4.i5c; No. 10 4lcc; No. II. tc6e
No. ~. 400; No. Is, 3.s5c: No. Il. 8ssc; con
feetioners A, Ing; mould A, g. &c; cut loaf
800 crushed Seoc; powdered. 6.ooc; granu
MoLAssES-Steady; New Orleans oper
Kettle, good 20 choice. 3OG5sc.
SYRUP-8d10c.
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Totals ......,....,..36 3
- PUEBLO.

Stolen bases: Andreas 90, Hosriever,
hits: McGiivray, Gillen lD, Caffyn. Passed
balls: Rennicker ID. Dexter ~. wild
pitch. Cicotte. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Henley l. Bases on, balls: BY Cieotte, 8;
by Henley, 4.-"Struck OUT. By 'Clcotte, D;
by Henley, A. Double play: Andreas to
Magoon to Gilien. Left on bases: Des
Davis Attendance 1900. .'''
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-13
HARVARD oARsMEN IN ENGLAND
Cambridge Coach Considers Them
DaugerOua

BOURNE END, England, Aug. 12.-The
members of the Harvard crew were the
guests today of Theodore Cook at the
Leander club. where they met many promi-
nent rowing men. tast
Nearly all the crew have increased In
weight and are in splendid condition, but
Coach Wray is anxious to get them to
Putney. Flint has done so well at No. 3
that II is doubtful IL his seat will be given
to Morgan, although Morgan will likely be
tried when he arrives.
Coach Muttlebury Of the Cambridge crew
was more impressed than the majority of
spectators by the performance of the Har-
ward men Saturday. He expresses the opin-
ion that they are capable of great i'm
provement, but says they viii require
watching. s11f -
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PAPA LOSES ANOTHER PAIR
Omaha Drops Two Games 10 Lincoln By the
Score Of 4to3.
LAST IS FAST TwtlvE-ISSISs AFFAIR
omaha Makes Two and Mickeyites
Three RIMS ~ the Finish
Rourkes Lose TheIr Bat
ting Eye.

Omaha lost both ends OF a well-played
double header to Lincoln Sunday before
900 people. the smallest Sunday crowd of
the season. both games going by the same
score, TO 3. Both games should have
NSssen won by Omaha, hut they were not
for the reason, that the Mickeyites out
played the Rourke family at critical stages
and the Lincoln pitchers held the Colts safe
at all times when runs were needed.
The first game looked as IL IL would be
a cinoh for Omaha when. with McNeeley
doing the tossing, Lincoln was blanked in
the first inning and Omaha made three by
hitting the ball. Everything was reversed
in the second inning however for Nc
Medley was hit for three safe ones. which,
with Bassey's bad error, tied the score,
and Mckay frightened up and the Rourke
family could DO nothing with him during
the remainder Of the game.
Carter led on with double and was
sacrificed 10 third and Perring walked.
WEIGH struck out and Bsssey hit for a
double, which scored Carter and Perring.
Longs single brought Bassey home. Holmes
and Gagnier started the second inning with
singles and Barton sacrificed them on for
a base. zinram hit to Bassey, who dropped
che bail, allowing Ducky to score. Gag
nier came home on McKay's inheld out.
and ketchem brought Zinram nome Win
a double. That tied the score until the
next inning, when Lincoln made the win
ming run without a hit. Fenlon walked
and was sacrificed TO second. He went to
third on Holmes infield out and scored
when Howard fumbled Gagnler's grounder.
That was all the, unmaking Of the drst
game. The only hit Omaha could make
after the first inning was a double by
Runkle. which availed naught. Mckay
pitched excellent ball all the rest Of the
way.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-08-13

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. n.-(Special
Telegram. Manager sieyers' Selects took
a batting streak in the eighth that gave
Weisbrod about the worst bombardment he
has had this year. Seven hits IN this in
ming. Wild pitch and Poteet's error gave
Grand Island six runs and made the game
Grand Island. sSSsSe6tsni
Hastings ...... 0. 1 o o o 0 2 81 10 {
Batteries; Hastings. weisbr0d and Poteet;
Grand Island. WEIGH and Townsend.
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UtHI5' - - w ~ 70 20
Batted for Minahan In ninth.

Toledo .......,.,2e~0 OO0OO1000OO
Kansas City....l % o o o o 100000 %
Two-base hits Mcbride, Hill, ]. Clarke.
balls: on Durham, 6; OF Minahan, 2; on
Sutthoff. 2 Struck out: By Durham, 81 by
han. in nine innings. Double play: Leahy
to Frantz. Stolen bases: Perripe. Hill,
Frantz, Waldron, Leahy Clingman, Knabe,
Kreuger. Sacrifice hits: Waldron, Nance
Hit with pitched BALI Perrine Time: 3;l5.
Umpire: Owens.
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st. Joseph Live stock Market.

ST JOSEPH, Aug. l1.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, 100 head. Market steady; natives,
"a. 10000; cows and heifers. N.5Ou4z Is; stock
ers and feeders, $3.00g426.
HoGs-Receipts, as17 head. Market was
steady to sc lower; light, 81. S5a6l6; medium
heavy, S. O@S.sS; bulk OF sales, IS. S0deO6.
SHEEP-Steady
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Doyle and Hosriever Elected.

the locals game fro the STARE be9 p e
Monies took a batting rally in the third
inning, which, with some costly errors,
gave the Champions enough runs to win
Des Moines team. were elected from the
grounds for disputing decision and Tom
neman was forced to retire on account Of
being struck on the leg by thrown ball
Cicotte was wild In the early stages OF the
game, but steadied down and the Indians
late innings. Henley, the new California
twirler. made his debut with the locals, and
made a good impression He had one bad
inning. The score.
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Peoria Market.
PEORIA

PEORIA, Aug: l-coRN--FIrm No. 8
yellow and No. g. sic; No. T. 6oe; no grade
lS1kd4sc.
okTs- quiet; No; 2 white, anasse; No
RYE stronE;s No. Z bsi1c
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MILWAuKEE.
COLUMBUS

stolen bases: Hinchmans (2). Two base
hits: Batepsn. Mccormick, Sage, Flaherty.
Hits: Z on sage in three and one.haif In,
nlngs Struck out: BY F1aherty. 4: by
Sage, 8. sacrifice hits: Coulter, Wrigley.
on Hynes. l. Hit by pitched ball: Hinch-
man. EMPIRES: Egan and Sullivan. Time:
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Uo 10 NV fVFk On me LehtBb,
Double track scenic highway. Connects
at Buffalo or Niagara Falls with ali Hines
from the west. irte- t4rcE
Write passenger department. Lehigh Val
ley h. =. as South Clark 81. Chicago. M
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SIOUX CITY, Aug. ll.-(Special Tele-
gram observation-disclosures 100 head; mar
and mixed, g. 50d4 40; stockers and feeders.
5000 90; calves and yearlings, 81, 75a3s5
HOGS-Reoeipts, $500 head; market 10@
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PHILADELPHIA.
.Batted for Lennox in the ninth.

sBatted for Lennox in the ninth.
sBatted for Bender in the ninth.
ss Fl; hSsiD 49,; ::.:.c 9 SO ID o
Earned runs: st. Louis. 9; Philadelphia. s.
TwO-bese hits; Murphy, seybold, Davis,
bali: Schreck Stolen bases: Niles 3D.
KoehleT. Hit with pitched ball; BY Glade,
y. by Bender. / First base on balls: on
Glade, &: by Bender, 5. Left on bases ST
Louis, 10; Philadelphia. L Time: i:S. Um-
piTe: O1.oughlin.
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OMAHA

,IwS oass Ms; Sarter, Bassey. Runlle,
base on Dos. OF MrKay. {; on corns. q
STRUCK ou& BY Mckay, 8; bS corns, :.
Left ON bases. Lincoln. 6: Omaha, s.
oagnier! Barton. stolen bases: Perrins'
Double plays; Long. Howard TO RunkIe.
fime; 1&l 'Gmpire: Edinser. Attend
ance: 1000
Score second rame.
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Stolen base: Klhm Two base hit
Oberlln. Double play; Hulswitt to kim
s. Sacrifice hits: Hynes, Friel. Robinson,
First base on balls: on Robertaille, 2;
Umpires: Egan and sullivan Time: 20S.
Score second game:
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Jarrott roo Much GOV nenrer.

DENVER, Aug. 12-Denvers inability 10
lift Jarrett safely when hits meant runs
gave Sioux City today's game, to 2 II
was an interesting struggle throughout.
The fielding features were catches by New
ton, Frost and Belden. Adams was easy
for the Packers most Of the chances go
ing on hard drives to outfield, which
divided eleven chances. Score:
QTOIrX ftrTv
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DENVER.

SACRIFICE hits: Randall, Donahue WIZ
liams 90, Noblit .Two-base hit: sheehan.
on Adams, 8; on Jarrett, 1. Struck out /:
BY Adams, 8; by. Jarrett, l.. First base on
errors: Denver. Left on bases; Denver,
Lynch Attendance; 360O