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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
lures, quiet. september. 4. 14d; December.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on variovs
Conmodffles

Commodities.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1A-FLOUR- Receipts
S5,664 bbls.; exports, 1894 bbls. Market was
auiet and barely steady; Minnesota patents si ss
winter patents. SS.SSa4.25 winter stralshts,
B.6Sd3Sg; winter extras, tGSSqSS; winter
fair 70 good. sS.5Oa575; choice to fancy.
CoRNMEAL--steady; fne white and vel
low ~ Soal.zb; coarse, n.lOgLlzi kim orleo'
WHEAT-Receipts $4,000 bu. exports,
90, ass bu. Spot market easy; No. RED. &c
elevator 7shc {. o. b. afiOat: No. / north.
ern. Duluth. sac. (. o. b. ah0at; No. hard
winter, 79lc. T. o. b. afoat Throughout the
day whest gave evidences e, Q. esyS s.12
Prices broke 1c per bushel, reaching new
low levels, Influenced by fine northwest
weather foreign weakness and large in.
crease in worlds stock. The market closed
Au1hc net lower; May, SssHS44c, closed
At SO l1-1sc September, 7skdishc, closed al
7skc; December, 81 3-16dS1%c, closed at she
CoRN-Receipts, @.So 6u.; exports, l15,-
s54 bu. Spot market easy; No. 2, 57%c, Ell
evator, and 571tc. I. o. b. atloat; No vel
ket was without transactions, closing Nc
net lower. September closed at 5ehc, De-
cembsr closed at SsAc:
easy: mixed oats, Is to 50 lbs. s7ibc; natural
white, 80 to So Ibs., s7ISd3sihc clipped white
HAY aAYT FIRM; fsnippins. sSs7So; good to
HoPs~FSrm; state, common to choice
1905 l1d19c; 1904, nominal; olds, nominal
Pacific coast, 1906, li91sc; 1904 l2o; olds'
HIDEs-steady; Galveston. 20 to 25 lbs.
zoe; California. q to Is pounds, nc; Texas
dry, "a to 90 pounds, 1ec.
LEATHER-Firm; acid. %@Ihc.
PROVISIONS-Beef, quiet; family, NOV
@11.00; mess, IS ooas 50; beef hams, s2l.o0o
250: packet, t9.00dl0oo; city extra India
picked bellies, iio.ooaiSOO; picked shoulder
9. Sqs.75; picked hams n2 LOG r,d hsrs
easy: continent, 1870; South America, 5000
steady; family. tS55ais %: short clear, $40
@ls.Oo; mess, t1s.25G1s.7S.
TALLOW-steady; city 90 per pkg), y
country (pkgs free), 4h95hc.
RICB-Steady; domestic, fair TO extra
| 5hd6Ac; Japan, nominal
POJfLTRY-Live, steady; western spring
| chickens i4hc; fowls 13c: turkeys, 19c
Dressed, irregular; western spring chick
ems, 19q15c turkeys. n91Sc; fowls, l0q131ac
BUTTER-Firm; street prices for extrs
creamery, z2m@23e official prices. cream
| cry, common to extra, 17h@22ifc; reno
waited, common TO extra, RQDc; western
factory, common to firsts. 1s41satc; western
| frsts, i7ikd1sc.
large fancy, n%c! state, fair to good. loa
| Glikc; interiors. sA@i0<e; skins. fun &c
EGGs-steady; state, Pennsylvania and
| nearby fancy selected white, A92Sc; stat,
choice. 2GG5c; state mixed extra. 23925c
western frsts, isGIsMc; western seconds
| i61k6f1TMc.
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II feeders. 1851 4 80
HOGS-The receipts OF hogs were the
heaviest OF any day since June Is, ga cart
being reported In. This big run would
seem to Indicate that the country is COM
ing 10 the conclusion that hogs are going
still lower and prefer 20 take present prices
to waiting until later
Buyers started out this morning with the
determination to break the market still
further and they were materially aided In
their efforts by the liberal receipts. As a
result the market was lower right from
the outset. and while sellers made quite
an effort 20 stem the tide, they were com
PEELED 20 give In and let their hogs go at
decline. While good many hogs did not
look over &c lower. the general market
would have to be quoted as fully sGlOc
lower, and not especially active at the de-
cline
The decline was. II anything. the heaviest
on the top hogs, that 10, on the good light
weights. It will be noted from the sales
below that very few light hogs even
touched $500, whereas yesterday good
many loads sold at and above that price.
Another thing that will be noted from the
sales Is that prices on the different grades
of hogs were closer together than has been
the rule for some little time back; In other
words sales we're more closely punched.
In Considering this market II would be
well to bear In mind that prices at this
point are stu right close up to Chicago.
REPRESENTATIVE sales:
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dian steers, sSm@S.S; cows and heifers.
tl0OdS50
HOGS Receipts, $500 head; market.
g IsH6i0; butchers and best heavy, N0od
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 900
head; market. steady; native muttons. 500
QSoO: lambs, tAO0d7.0o; culls and bucks
s. 5onS 90; stockers. Sa50d6.S0.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKE'

Cattle stronE-HOGs slow to Five
Cents Hisher-sheep steady.
CHICAGO. Aug. H.-CATTLE-ReoeIpts
600 head: market strong; common to prime
steers B.B6SB; cows, s2.s5f4.70; heifers,
81 eoa6S IS: bulls, s2.ooe3l5o; calves tS.o067 20:
stoeksrs and feeders, HSo@tS :.
higher. others slow: choice to prime heavy,
s6.0cgSo6: medium to good heavy, s5.Sq6. IS;
sssSS mixed Esfh.s s SseE s1Sa 6 sssS
pigs, s. b0d6 10
sHEEP AND I4AMBs-Receip,s, so,mo
yearlings, S.Ooasss: lambs. ,e6Oa1.S5.
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81. Joseph Live stoek MaYket.

81. JOSEPH. Aug. N-cATTLE-Re-
ceipts. ana head, Market steady 20 weak
S &C., sscesrs and f fsasr snG s a H'0s
HoGs-Receipts, 1900 head. Market was
steady to &c lower; light, @%ee,io; me-
SHEEP AND LAMBe-Receipts. LiJo
head. Market steady TO weak; Utah lambs,
e5M
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. cHIcAeo GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

Prices ON Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1&-,A liberal increase in
contract stocks OF wheat in Chicago was
day in. the local market. The close for
September delivery was on 1A@1&c. corn
was unchanged, oats were down Nc and
provisions were from sq7tc TO l2'sulbo
The wheat market was weak the entire
day by cables sss sd
sellers. xdditienai Selling followed the an:
sn Of eoaf gain eon dGr the soss
wheat. Another bearish factor was the
Spanish crop report which indicated a
70 to 50 per cent above the crops OF the last
three years. The market closed extremely
weak. with prices almost at the lowest point
A@Hc lower at 7sHg7s4s: sold dot on TO IS%9
and nour were equal to 1880 bu. The
stPeeis iscpessedp gss Occ b sn0 Pr%arS re-
ceipts were 10000 bu., as compared with
ago ssS Minneapolis Duluth ana Chicago re-
last week and $50 a year ago.
corn market displayed remarkable nrmness.
The nearby deliveries were held firm by a
continued small movement and decreasing
a total decrease OF 100000 bu. While the
local stocks decreased $1,000 bu. for the
week. The May option was depressed BY
market closed steady. The September de-
livery opened a shade higher to nc lower
at 4easc TO 4stidp4sssc,. sold between lskc and
were $50 cars, with 81 OF contract grade.
Oats were easier. September opened un-
changed at s1tc. sold on to s1hc and closed
at 3iSc. Local receipts were y06 cars.
The provisions market ruled easy all day.
Al the close September pork was on 10c at
$1700 lard was down 12,Lgt1bc at q. COOS e21kc
and ribs were 5ff7ikc lower at g. b7ikffS 90
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat,
SIS cars; corn. 81 cars; oats. l7s cars; hogs,
30 900 head,
Tho leading futures ranged as follows:
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Date IsOs. 1895. IiSos 1905 1850 1901 1900.
MONDAYS SHIPMENTS.

MONDAYS SHIPMENTS.
The following shows tl,,, number Of cars
OF stockers and feeders shipped 70 the
country ana their points of destination:
CATTLE. Cars
Jerry Lsumun. Hamburg, Ia-Q......
Chris Rolf, Hamburg, Ia.-Q...........,... /
ChArles swanson Avoca--Mo. P..........
j w. Carlson, Atlantic. lar. I..... I
B3thneii, Philips q Co., Iowa City. Ia
G. 4. Mulberry, Rhodes. Ia.-Mil. ......... ]
M. X. Buck, Rhodes, Ia.EAll.. .............
John Bear. Rhodes, Ia.-hfl. ..............
Z, j Buck, Rhodes, Ia. Mi. ....n.n... /
Maui 4 r., Hastings-Q.......,... 1
John Schomas, Eariville Ill.-Q..,........
SHEEP. DID.
A. A. Willett, AnselIno-o .......,.....,.... :
c. w. Pugsley. Woodbine la. C...... 8
HORSES. Cars
J, 8. Bowser, Holton. Kan.-R. I..........
Inc omcial number OF cars of stock
brought In today by each road was:
GnAiln. -
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otls and Rosin.

OIL CITY, Pa. Aug. n-oiLs-credit
age sSooO bbis': runs, 1855 bbls.: average,
S. 90 bbls shipments. Lima, so.s8 bhis
average. eo,ui bbls.; runs. Lima. i.oss bbls.
SAVANNAH. Ca. Aug M-oiL-Trpen-
tine, nrm; 6se
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Peoria Market

PEORIA, Aug. n-coRN-Ffrm; No. 4
yellow and No. s. 5O%e; No. 4 ls&e; no
oxfsyfswsr; No 8 white sOxc; No. q.
white, 30QS01ac
RYE-Flrm; No Z. sSlfc.
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SIOUX CITY, Ia Aug. h-lspeciai Tels-
ket tOc higher; stookers. steady; beeves.
H.oofiS.co: cows, bulls and mixed, ta.5oaDA 70:
stoeEers ana feeders, H.Ooo4co; calves and
HooS-Rseeipts. Iso head: market &c
higher. selling at ss-666s.oo; bulk Of sales.
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MiIwaukee Grain Market.

MILWAUKEE,. Aug. a. WHEAT :
Lower; No. / northern, Tg7se; No. north-
sARLEY-Duii; No :. 5S0soei sample.
CORN STEADY, No. cash, sOasle; Sep
TENDER, telhc,s asked.
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o.. Louis 1--we stock Market.

eeip,s. 400 head. including 200 Texans;
market, natives strong: Texans. steady
AS iv sresse sP Ssef "S and Butcher steer. Z
915.7b: steers under 1000 lbs. Ss.O0a45O:
stoekers and feeders, sooQ<5o; cows and
81 so04Oo; caIve2 gs.Ooes8; Texas and In
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81 Loui. General Market.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. A-WHEAT--Lower
No. red cash, elevator, Toe; track. 691sd
71Nc: September. $3.50; December. nc; No
2 hard. 6ettG71c,
CORN-Weak: No. cash. 4s,ic; track
&C; September, Tssc; December. 42itq
6ATs-weak; No. cash, sic; track. s26
sskc; September, Slhc; December, s2Ssc; No
white, 38%dafxc.
FLOUR-Steady. Red winter patents,
s4.S60t5o; extra fancy and straight, $3.50
$50; clear. g. TGS.oo. S
SEED-Ttmothy, steady, s3.5014oo.
CORNMEAL-Steady. $3.50.
BRAN-Steady; sacked, east track, T4475c
HAY-Lower; timothy, $130od16.0o; prairie
50. 0O6I1060
IRON COTTON TIEs.sl.ooh,
BAGGING-9 1-l6c.
HEMP TWINE-7hc.
| PROVIsIONS-Pork. lower; 1obbing, $3.50
Lard, lower; prime steam, $32h. Dry sal
meats, lower; boxed extra shorts, S937h
clear ribs, 80 62Ii; short clears, ss.7b. Bacon
lower; boxed extra shorts. tlo.l2h; oleai
ribs slo371t; short clear, 1880
POULTRY-Quiet: chickens, SIC; springs
121tc; turkeys, 13c; ducks. SIC; geese, Sc.
BUTTER-HigherI creamery, 1s@2Shc
dairy, 10000.
EGGs~Higher at 141hc. case count.
Receipts and shipments OF -four and grair
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g =, s. ESQ 4. q - "a 81
Sept. ! IN IL Ia 49, ! ~
SsS::; Sc Sc 81 ST IL: 49,: S Ss

Minneapolis Cash Close--wheat: No. 1
hard, northwestern, 7ec: to arrive. 74hc;
No. 4 northwestern. 78Mc: 10 arrive. lac;
No, northwestern. 7lM972e; No;
No. ., yellow. tsho; No. 8, 47kd Oats:
No. 5 white. 81 &c: Ne. 2sh O sohc.
Barley. s4Q44c- Rye; So% @6lAc. Flax:
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DULUTH, Aug, IA = WHEAT = No.
northern. I5kc; No. northern, 734Sc; Sep
tember, T4bkc; December, 72&c.
OATS-On track. SIC; new. TO arrive, o01ke
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

LIVERPOOL. Aug. M-wHEAr-spot,
Dscsmbsr, 6 tild; March. nominal.
ucORN--spot. steady; American mixed.
Ass. = "a; American naked. old. y 81 Fp-
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fund. exclusive OF the uso.oo.oco gold re-
serve, shows: Available cash balance, tie4, :
2Sy1s gold coin and bullion tlOS "a, 53t:
gold certificates, tfi.n1,600.
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Caasa Market.

TOLEDO, Aug N.-sEEDs-Clover, cash
H.lb; October aud December SI.27k; tim.
othy. 800; alsike. N0
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Bank CIearinEs,

OMAHA, Aug, M--Bank elearings for to-
spending date last year n.soe.lss. A
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srT"a . ASR Hs 9SS 1CI5. sr0S<s


Before buying or selling any stock
secure our quotations. We ensf suhjsot
Taylor Mountain (colorado) want BIDS
and offerings.
American DeForest Wireless (com.) .eI.lo
Con Jefferson Gold and Copper, $50. l1o
Golden Treasure Placer Idaho) 49,: soe
MoKui Preferred eBtH j...,.:..........Sse
Sears, Roebuck. Preferred. 1850. 9ee.oo
seass, Roebuek. Common. ..-.'-.-.. 5000
Taylor Mountain (colo). We want TO buy
q. s. Graphite Pretsrrsd; ..'.'.'..'Tse
Offer us any stocks or bonds you have
for sale. We want Taylor Mountain.
Arizona-colorado Copper Belt. Nieht.
hawk, standard Consolidated, Coronado
Gold. sonors BONANZA Msrganthsler
Basket and Script, AmaSon Gold, Great
western (HendsrsonJ, sanitol Chemical.
Columbus Consolidated (B. II. Hubbard
Elliott; German Ameriean conss
STOCK BROKERS'.
1901 stock Exchange Bag. chieASa. d.
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rFeasary statement

WASHINGTON: ASs; n.-roday's state.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

Firm. extra western creamery, sc
EGGs-Firm. eood demand; fresh west
sTn. e0c at mark I'D
cHEEsE-FRir demand ana arm; New
York fuli cream. fair 10 choice 1iR613c.
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Articlss.l open.I Hish.I Low. | Close sat'y
whsst--l I :. I ..; . s..
'i sspt.. sx.I sSA IN sSA s s,s.,


A asked. b hid. .
0mahs Cash Sales.
Z; OATs-No. I white, car, 2eAc.
Omaha Cash Prices.
WHEAT--No. hard 65h@6sc; No. q
hard e3je464jzc: No. 4 hard, 627S3c.
= CORNING. 9, 46tkc; No. yellow. $40
tbNe: No. 8 white, 461kc.
clATs-No. 3 mixed. SOC: No. white.
s014e; No. white, 90c. 80
RYE-No. 2, 611kc, No. g. 50c.
A- Carlot Receipts
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

Receipts OF live stock At the ain princt
pal western markets yesterday:
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Kan.a. City Grain and Provision,

KANSAS CITY, Aug N.-wHEAT--sep-
tember. 64hc; December, 67Nc; May, nhci
cash. No. hard, S7qssitc; No red, 6S1Sq
&c: No. 8, SIC.
CoRN-september. 4l1tc; December, +oNe;
May 40kc; cash. No. mixed, 451t@t5c; No.
2 white 4SAc; No. 8, 4sc.
oATs-No. 4 white, seAc; No. mixed.
32a321tc.
EGGs-steady; firsts. higher; Missouri
and Kansas firsts, lie; seconds, lOc; extras
1Sc.
choice prairie, SS.8.
RYE-Steady at $4,000.
BJJTTER-Creamery &c; packing, 15c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
Fat sheep slow. but Generally About
stesdy-Feeder sheep In Very
Good Demand and free SELL
ers ne steady Prices
SOUTH OMAHA. Aug. IA

The following will snow the prices paid
for the different Kinds Of cattle on the
south Omaha market: -.
Sood 10 choice corn-fed steers. IS 5oQS. 10
Fair to good corn-fed steers 80. As5ah. 90
Common to fair corn-fed steers lB94 S.
Good TO choice cows and heifers.. 5000. Is
Fair to good cows and heifers. l. 5Odl3 81
Common TO fair cows and heifers leO12. 80
GOOD TO choice etockers q feeders. S60dS. v
Fair to good stockers and feeders S25G1S. %
Common to fair stookers ,.,....,. 25o13. Is
Bulls, stays, etc ....,,,..............a 5063. 50
Veal calves ................. 800. 3751fs. IS
The following table shows the average
price OF hogs at South Omaha for the last
several days with comparisons:
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New York Mining Stocks.
Ho,ton Copper Mnrket.

Closing quotations on Boston copper mar
ct, reported by Logan & Bryan, Board
. H. A,,liA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15
Boston stocks and Bond..

BOSTON. Aug. l4.-cail loans Sh@4h per
cent; time loans, SOS per cent. Closing
quotations on stocks and bonds
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

Articies.l Open. High Low. close Yes'y
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

On the Produce exchange today the but
carries. isbfsc. EEss STEADY; At marx
cases included, lt01ec; frsts. 1ss4c; prime
nrstA iSo; extras, H4hc. Cheese, firn. l101sc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-steady. winter patents, s15Oa1a 60:
straights, -. 2O6S 20; spring patents, SsOSi
$50; stralghts. s.. eo92.h5; bakers SlsOfDa %
wHEAT--No. 8 spring. To07tc: No. red
CoRN--No. . Soisci No. . yellow. 5laSsnc.
oATS-No. 4 sic; No. 2 white, ssa10esc
No. white S0k 1S1e.
RYE-No. 2 67lkdSSc.
BARLEY Good feeding, 8isU4ie; fair TO
choice mailing. t10tee.
sEBDs.No, ] nsx. n,o7t; No: north
PROvIsIoNs-ehort ribs sides Qoose).
p.sone 90 Mess pork per bbl., u70o Lard
Ss1fh6e&
Fol, rCIlSSi1 ~, were III: rsO.ip,s and ship
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

Minneapolis Grain Market.
Superior Board Of Trade quotations for
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery. The
range OF prices. as reported by II. ID. Day
4 c., l0-lu Board Of Trade, was:
A rtic,n. Omen. High Low C1oseI Yes'y
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-15

The disposition OF the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
her OF head Indicate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

The Giants lost both games Of a double
header 10 the superbas al the Polo Grounds
yesterday. the first by score OF TO and the
second. which was called. according 20 agree
ment at The end OF the seventh inning. by a
score Of 10 Q.
4 big crowd saw the games and the home
rooters were sent home decidedly blue. The
second game was a pitchers battle between
Mathewson and Mcintyre. with the honors in
favor OF the latter The fielding on both sides
II thls game was quick and snappy and only in
The NTH inning could the Brooklyn men hit the
pan eHectiVeiy. Aiperman. the first man up IN
ms inning. made double. and Lewis followed
WIN single which allowed Alperman 10 race
nome with what proved 10 be the winning run
The Superbas won the first game in a stub
born. ten-inniHg struggle. making two runs in
ne maj inning on two bases on balls and two
singles ETTatic pitching by Ames and bad
catching by Bresnahan were chiehy responsible
Tor The defeat The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE Highlanders lost
valuable ground to-day and are now tied for
first place with Chicago in the American League
championship race, owing 10 their defeat by
Washington here to-day by a score OF to
and the fact that Chicago defeated 81. Louis
twice
New York used three pitchers in the game
to-day. Doyle being taken out of the box at
the end OF the second inning. after the Senators
had battered his delivery freely and earned a
good lead. Clarkson. who took his place showed
poor form and after two innings he was also
sent TO the bench, and Griffith finished out the
game.
In the sixth inning Keller sent out three
Dagger and Elberreld followed with a single
which brought in the run that saved the High
Ianders from a shut-Our- The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
THO JOCKEYS PUNISHED.
ROmanelHs Suspension Continued
and Baird License ReUoked.

At meeting OF the stewards % The Jockey Club
at Sheepshead Bay yesterday. August Belmont
James f. Keere and Harry Payne Whitney were
appointed stewards for the autumn meeting OF
the WesrChesler Racing Association, and W 8
NOsburgh was appointed steward 10 represent the
Jockey club at the autumn meeting q the Brighton
Beach Racing Association
On the recommendation OF the stewards % the
Saratoga Racing Association. the suspension OF
Romaueui. the jockey. was indefinitely continued
Harry Baird's license was revoked The following
trainers and jockeys recommended BIZ the license
committee were granted licenses:
Trainers-A; q. Blaksly, John Coleman George
Davidson, 3. l. Maders, H Phillips, Frank L. Price
Frank Rutter. Thomas H Ryan. J. r Walker and
W n. Chambers.
messy. Fred johnson. William NIarsrerS, Eugene
Mahouey. AdOlph Butting. James Phillips, William
Suerry. z. Kelly. Felix McCfrath, Robert Wilson.
Richard Weeks and p. Yorke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
SPACES ALLOTTED FOR AUTO SHOW

Tie spaces for the seventh National Automobile
snow IN Madison Square Garden, January l2-1a
We're s.-otted a few days ago at a meeting Of the
snow committee OF the Association OF Licensed Au-
1ohooi!e Manui3ctIrers Every bit OF available
now been assigned
The method used IN alOtting spaces this year
vas wholly different from that 81 1895. The twenty
t!he manufacturers OF standard cars agreed tho
new plan OF granting first choice OF space tie
iA@ncfacsurer whose output and sales had been
'drSrst during the year ended June 81. second
'EOlce 10 the one showing the second largest out
lut. and so on. AS all these makers are licensed
Under the Selden patent and render regular state
meats as 20 output. this plan could be followed
".Ih exactnes5 and general satisfaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-15
WINS IN HARD DRIVE.
IMPERIAL 4AuertOH Earns Consolation
TTOt at Syracuse.

Syracuse. sept. 14-Three well contested
events brought The Grand Circuit races TO a
close at the State Fair Grounds here to-day in
the presence Of a large crowd The air was
chilly and a stiff wind was blowing. but IN spite
of this some good time was made.
The third heat OF the consolation race fur
nished the keeHest sport Ann Direct and Lord
Quex made the pace for a quarter OF mile.
with Imperial AUeTtOn third and the others
close up. Ann Direct had slight margin at the
three-qUaIters, where Lord Quex broke The
Held was we'll punched entering the stretch and
there was furious drive 20 the wire. Ann Dr.
rect was not equal 70 holding her lead, and I'M
perial AlertOn won, with Kenneth Mac second
Nickel Cirattan won the first heat OF this race
but in the second and third heats finished last
His driver attributed this TO sickness, and al
though eligible for the fourth heat drew his
horse, thus sacrificing third money OF $500
The Grand Circuit judges announced to-day
the expulsion OF A L. Thomas for Withdrawing
his horse Main Sheet, without permission from
the Chamber OF Commerce Stakes on Wedues-
day. The summary follows:
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