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The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
BALTIMORE GRAIN PRICES.

Baltimore. Oct 22-Fonowins are the official
prices for to-day:
WHEAT-StOck in elevators, 6j6 0SS bushels. Con
tract December iO5s sales and bid. Sales p Gle
May. Ill. 5000 fresh spot L6A. 500 December.
1854 5000 do, los; 10000 steamer No > red.
October. l9A; TO- GO steamer No. . red November.
l.027s; 1000 fresh October LOsA Settling prices.
No. red Western. IG; for contract, spot L05;
No. red. LOS; steamer No. ? red. L0l5s steamer
No red Western L0Siz: Western spot October,
I.06l1: November. 1914 December. LGSk. Contract
closed weak; SPOT October L04i2; November L05ls
December. LO6ls: May. Ll0
FLOUR-Winter extra. 40)a450; do. clear. 4 Da
ass DO, straight 475aA9), do. patent. SOFAS % ;
spring clear. 445a4S3: do. straight 5.5Oa5.6 60; do
patent 5.55a6.00; City Mills best patent $50: do.
high-gTade patent 565; do. straight. $40; d.
choice family, 40; extra, S.soa4l0 10,
CORN-Stock In elevators. l77, ,0ss bushels. Track
yellow corn domestic delivery. 2 per blshel for
car lots prime on spot Contract: Year. 81. Sales
$4,000 year, 81 5000 January Is. Settling prices.
For No. white, 65a; for mixed, 6Sl7 The market
for Western closed weak; spot. October, ssh year
63lz January. 62ls; February 62iza622
OATS-St0Ck in elevators 20S 20 bushels: ship
ments from elevators. Is so bushels White No 2
heavy. 59a59z; do. No 2 light 10 medium 57a57ls /.
do, No ?, heavy, Sl5a5s No. g. medium. yslka57 /.
do. No. 3. 55lsa56; do No T. light 70 heavy. 53sa
81: mixed. No 2, 55lsa56; do. No. g. 5ilAa5-
RYE-Stock in ELEVATORS 10 lO7 bushels; shipments
from elevators, leo bushels. No. ? Western rye
Der bashel. Gas5; No. re ldomesticl, Sass.
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spot Market.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co.
members Of the New York stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board o. Trade Munsey Building
Chicago. OC, E.-The market was under the
shadow Of New York financial troubles all day
This forced much liquidation here and in the North
west. Foreigners were more affected than al the
close Of last week, when wheat suffered a similar
slump Of financial troubles. There was not the
eager buying Of cash wheat that then brought
into evidence. although some little cash business
closed, The reports Of large business, how
ever. were denied from many sources.
The rush 10 sell corn uncovered stops and bearish
sentiment was IN entire control. There was the
same heavy unloading Of long by leading hold
ers that comprised large part Of yesterdays bus-
ness. The best buying was by shorts.
Oats weakened with other grains. An attempt
early by longs 70 sell found such a light demand
that prices declined sharply before any quantity
could be
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
COMMENT ON MARKET.

E. ". Crew. Of Henry Clews & Co.
"As far as could be ascertained. the
principal selling this morning came from
the other side on reports from here that
a large trust company was In trouble.
II is impossible. Of course. TO expect any
/ improvement in the market while such
grave rumors are in the air, but it is
hoped that the house cleaning will be
thorough and complete. The market will
then be in a position to recover some. Of
the heavy losses. A great many Of the
dividend stocks are undeniably cheap on
their merits. but with the savage Hquida-
tion going on there Is no telling how
low the market will go. Many banks
and trust companies are calling loans to
strengthen their reserves. and this has
OccasiOned a big demand in the loan
crowd for money. The closing Of the
Knickerbocker Trust Co.'S doors is a
grave affair, If for no other reason than
the immense deposits held by it are tied
up for an indefinite period
Bent. Woodruff. of Post & FIagg.-
This has been one of the memora bic
days of Wall street. At the opening it
was hoped the Knickerbocker Trust Com
pany would be able to stand the strain.
but the heavy Withdrawals were too
much, and it was obliged TO suspend pay
ments. Following the closing of the
doors of this institution Tumors of trouble
in others were current, and partial runs
developed which made money lenders
cautious and the supply of funds was
extremely scarce. The situation is so
acute that it seems as if something must
be done in concert by our big people here
to try and turn the tide There is a re
port circulating that the Secretary of the
Treasury will help. and this will do good.
1t is hard to predict when people com
mence to withdraw money from banks
and trust companies how far the conta-
gion may co.
G. Bowie Chipman. of E. R. Chapman
& Co.-"To-day's market opened weak.
the losses being from 1 to points, but
even then generally above London. In
mediate. urgent, and drastic liquidation
set in, and there was no let Up In the
selling for both accounts until late in the
afternoon. During this time the leading
stocks lost anywhere from ? 20 points
and in some OF the specialties the losses
were greater. The partial rally. which
took place in the last half hour. was at
tributed entirely to room traders cover
ing shorts. The closing was irregular,
nervous, and appTehensive. The govern
ment continued to make deposits TO re-
lieve the stringency- TO-days decline
took the leading stocks to figures not
seen on any movement for many years.
There was, during the session. consider
able buying by Morgan. Kuhn. Loeb.
Standard Oil, and other allied interests
This was the only thing outside of short
covering. which prevented even greater
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
Prices quoted are wholesale.l


BUTTER-Demand active and market weaker
Creamery, fancy. s9Aa3li3; DO. Western firsts. 2ss
%; do. seconds, La26i process, fancy. 26aG
do, fair to good. &a2i; dairy, choice 51a2l; do
good. l9a3o; Store-packed. fresh. l9a20
CHEESE-Market firm and active on ali kinds
New York State factory. large, l6al7; do. fats
l6 do, small. llaIl4; do, summer large. Ia
I5 do summer small. lialll.: do. fair 70 good Ia
l3 Western factory new. choice. li1zal5: do. fair
20 good II; Virginia, 10.
EGGS-Suppy LIBERAL market easier Near
by ff=sa Virginia, G5a26; West Virginia and SoCth
west Virginia. 2ia25; Tennessee. "A: North Caro-
lima. q.
LIVE POULTRY-Receipts liberal; market dpu
Chickens, fancy, Balls; DO, small Halls; hens. l2s5
roosters. S; ducks, large. llal2; do. small. 9al0
geese 6as: turkeys, toms. per h. l5al6; do, hens
l6al7: do, thin. 10; keats. TO-
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts moderate; market
firm. Turkeys. hens undrawu. per b. lsas0; do
average undraWn, HAS; do. thin 10; old toms Is.
Chckens large. l7alS: hens. choice IS: roosters, g.
ducks, Old SALE spring. Bali; geese. sail
DRESSED MEATS-Calyes. full dressed. s.00a
IOJ0 heads Of. 500; hogdressed calves, se0; hams.
country. sugar cured. lial6
VEGETABLES-POtatoes, home grown, Der bill.
l75a2O0, rural per bushel. 65a70; sweet potatoes.
ptr bbl L75a200; yams. l.50; cabbage, per bbl 80:
cucumbsrs North Carolina LOCAL j.: onions Mar
land and Virginia. per bushel. 6oa65 d. Maryland
and Virginia per bbl., 250a275 string beans arern
per basket l0oaL2; beets, bunch, 3al eautalouues.
90a30
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. York Imperial packed
2O0a3O0i VIE sap. packed, 200s3.0o; fancy table
fruit packed 250a325 spy per bbL packed
225aZ75; loose packed 5OaL5O; peaches, Der box.
2O0a25O; common, Lo0aI-50.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples, sliced. fancy Ga7: do
sliCrd bright. i85.
SUNDRIES-Beeswax, 80; tallow. 5a5as; honey.
white clover. lib new, l3; DO. 2-b. new, I0al2:
ginseng, per h. 6.O0a65c; Seneca. per ID. 40:
Golden Seal i0ai5 Pink. l2a4 Mandrake 2a3:
Snake Root. IS.
GRAIN-Wheat. choice 95aL06; do, fair to good.
1O0alOi; do. ordinary, 9ias7; rye, Is; com sheIled
white. 75a7S; do. yellow. 76aS0; do ear lOOal 10
oats, Western, white, No. ?, 57a55; do. mixed
55a55
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool, washed free of
burs, per 10, %; do, unWashed free Of burs. per
b., 26; do, bury. per h.. 25 hides, green. Der
b., 9; do. dry. per b.. l5al7; sheepskns green
each 90aloO; do. dry, each. 25a75; Calfskns, green
each L35
CHESTNI-TS-Per pr1ud lsaI5
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Money Not Scnrce
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Oct, 22.-AIoney on cali at the stock
exchange opened at 70 Ier cent; highest 20: lowest
G., closing at &c per cent. Most OF the loans were
made al % per cent.
The time money market was Of a nominal char
aCter. there being practically no funds offered.
Quotations remained unchanged at 6i5a7 per cent
f0r ninety days; 6a6z per cent for other mauuites.
Mercantile paper sold only occasionally 70 the
smaller country banks. Rates. 7a7l2 per cent for
four to six months indo-sed bills receivable and
prime single names 7lzas per cent for Others.
Sterling market continued weak to-day Demand
bills sold OF Sc
Rates for actual business closed as follows. Sixty
days 4SlaisI05. demand 4S125s4 $50; cables Es62J
AZ sos, commercial Dills we're 4sO4a4SI&
The supply Of cotton bills was good.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, Oct 2.-CATTLE-Receipts 5000 head
Market SLOW weak to 10 cents lover. Prime beeves
5.S5aI.90; poor 10 medium 3S5a55: stockers and
feeders, 2aoaAeO; COWS and heifers, 26Oa52o; car.
ners, L4oa25O; Texans 370as69; Westerns. 35as Oo
HOGS-Receipts. 1900 head Market Is cents
lower, Light, 5.s5a6,5G; rUughs. 5SOa60O: mixed
5.sJa650; heavy. 6.05a6S: pigs, A75a5s0.
SHEEP Receipts 2D.o0O head Aiarket strong
shade higher Native sheep. 300a5 Is, Western
sheep. So0a570; native lambs, 5.00a7O0; Western
lambs 7.o0a7.65.
New YORK Oct Z-CATTLE-Receipts. 721 head
Market steady. Dressed beef quiet Native sides
sal0is per pound; Texan beef 7asiz
CALVES-Receipts, 40 head. Market steady
Feas. 600a90; Westerns 375; dressed calves stea5T
cydreSsed vealS. saI4z per pound dressed grassers
65sa51a; country dressed calves, 7a12lz
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. $50 head Mar
Eet steady Tor both sheep and lambs nearly all sold
sheep. a2a5.5o; cIs, 20oa300; lambs. 50a7 40 few
head 80; Canada lambs nominal
HOGS-Receipts $3.50 head Quotations. 7O0a7 Il
for State and Pennsylvania hogs
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losses, and it must be remembered that
as a general thing stocks so taken for
supporting purposes are lquidated as
soon as opportunity permits. The situa-
ton is complex, and, in view Of all cir-
cumstances, I think il best TO reduce or en-
tirely Hquidate holdings and await de-
yelopments"
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

6alcs-f7orular call. u O'Clock noon.
Capital Traction 81. s5,0oo at ia,
Washington Railway and Electric "a. Sl.o0 At
T9S
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, % at
g.. Is at 6s
National Metropolitan Bank 10 at 800, . at 800.
TrSdcFg' National Bank. az l22, 10 at Is.
United States Trust ? az SIS.
After call-Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferrcd 50 a. g.
Washington Gas cert, so az i03, 1000 az l03
Mitchell Mining 100 at Z. 1000 al H. 600 at a.
100 at T. 100 at a.
Following are the closing quotations on yesterdays
local stock market.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET

Baltimore. Oct. 2.-FolloWing are the prices
quoted by the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy, per h.. sla32: imita-
ton, 2a25; Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls %;
store-packed. Ohio and West Virginia, 20; Mary
land. Virginia and Pennsylvania. 2aa26
EGGS-Maryland Pennsylvania and nearby frsts.
loss Of Der dOZ g.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. old hens. heavy per
To-, z; do. ToOsters, each. 25a30; young per h
l3; ducks, paddle, large. Il; do. small 10; do.
Ruscoyy and mongrel, 1lal2; do, brakes each
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
WILD DAY IN STOCKS
Excitement on Change Al
most Without Parallel.
STEADY PRESSURE TO SELL
Decentralization. Aided by Unprece-
dented High Rates Demanded for
List from to . POints-FinaI Rally
Follows Buying for PrOat-taking.

New York. Oct. 22-Scenes of excite
ment were witnessed in the financial COM
munity to-day that have not been paraI-
leled since the day of the famous corner
IN the shares Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company in May six years ago.
Indeed, the greater number of men now
active in Wall street saw to-day for the
first time the run on a large banking in
stitution located in the heart of the busi-
ness district, and followed by the closing
Of the doors of the company in question
Nevertheless, hardly any other result
than that which happened to-day could
have been expected after the sort Of
announcement made in the morning news
papers.
The stock market opened inevitably at
a much lower level than It closed the
day before, although the declines made
We're. in the most instances. not so great
as those which had occurred earlier in
the London market; and It was evident
from the outset that our own market
was receiving concentrated support, the
stocks commonly known as the Morgan
issues getting it in greater measure.
This support was renewed throughout the
day, and was at no time wholly with
drawn from stock exchange dealings; but
the veritable flood of liquidation that
poured forth accompanied as 1t was by
large and daring selling Of stocks by
speculaters for the fall swept away for
time all obstacles placed in its course.
Losses In Last Hour.
The Generalization Of the market was
at its height about three-quarters Of an
hour before the end Of the business,
when declines running from three to
nine points were general among the
active stocks, although a final rally,
which appeared to be largely composed
Of the buying back of stocks sold spec
ulatively for the fall, reduced these losses
not a little. The fall in the market
was directly assisted, also, by a rise in
call money rate 10 panic figures. Very
regrettably. only a comparatively small
number Of the larger banking institu-
tions appeared on the stock exchange
to-day as lenders Of money. The smaller
banks. OF many Of them. practically
withdrew from the money market and
LETT their big brethren to alone assume
the responsibility Of averting financial
disaster
Money Not Scarce.
Money is now not scarce at this cen
ter; indeed. it may be said to be rel
atively in abundance, especially in view
Of the deposit Of public funds made dur
ing the day by the Secretary Of the
Treasury and the more than likelihood
that deposits viii be greatly augmented
within few hours That money rates
should have been allowed TO run as high
as 70 per cent to-day was an utterly
censurable feature of the situation The
present is a time eminently for CO-opeTa-
ton, not for hanging back, on the part
of any members OF the banking fra
ternity.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per cwt-. 5OOa5.5o; butcher. 4O0a
$50: common. Z50a300
HOGS-Per cwt. gross, 675a7 90; ordinary. z5as 50
SHEEP-Cipped. 3.50a5OO common, 250a300.
LAAiBS-spring, choice, 7l5aS; medium, 7a7lk.
CALVES-Prme. per b.. sA medium. 7a7l5
grass. 3a4ls.
COWS-rrme. fresh each s0.O0a50Oo; common
2.0oaso.eo; old and dry, s.00ale.OQ
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A. O. Brown & Co.. mem
hers q New York Stock Exchange, Munsey Building
Sales 40 noon. .-.-....-. 7S2,5OO shares
Total sales s..........I,4 ], AZ, 900 shares
Call money: High, 7Oi low, 10; close, so.
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THE WASHINGTON HERALD has the
largest morning circulation In the Dis
tTiet of Columbia. Remember The Herald
when placing legal advertisements.
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New York Oct 2-WHEAT-Lower: trade
checked hy light money markets No 1 Northern
Duluth. to arrive. llTiz, +. O. ,. No. r2d. f. O. b.
L09'2; No. hard, f. O. b.. liz; No. l macaroni.
lO9ls. + o. b.; No 2 macsroni. los; No. l Mani
toha. III. f. c. b. 4: No Manitoba lis f. o. b.
Exporters took 20 loads said to be 500 900 bushels
taken at Kansas CITY
CORN-Weaker; trade dull No. elevator. M :
No. 2 f. o. b., 7l%; for end Of October and early
November. No. 2 yellow. f. O. b. n%: No. 2
white, TN, I. o. b.. end Of October. Exporters
took 10 loads.
OATS-Waaker. lifeless Elevator prices: New
crop. No. white. 81; No white SOY; No. .
mixed g.
The tlrices for frf,1rcs fnllnr.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by Z r Chapman &
o. members New York Stock Exchange G. Bowie
Chapman, manager, 1901 street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by E. r. Chapman &
Co, members New York Stock Exchange. G.
Bowie Chipman. manager, 1901 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23

Quotations are furnished by Irving K. Darlington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce Fxcbsnge
Frank C. kiugsland. manager. Hibbs Building.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
STOCKS ARE STEADY
Local Market Unsbaken by
New York Trouble.
MITCHELL MINING BREAKS

Two Thousand Shares Thrown on
the Exchange Brings Price TO 3S
Stockholders Called - Brokers In
terested in Wall Street Situation.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
MINING STOCKS.

Total sales $50. o0o, against S29J7 600 YESTERDAY.
s.. ~ 90 q week ago. and SI745,005 a year ago.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23

The Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. Oct. 2-Closing quotations Of United
States government bonds:
The Washington herald., 1907-10-23
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Reserve fund
Gold coin and $50 200 90
Trust funds held for the redemption Of
outstanding notes and certihcates-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-01
GREAT GATHERING
OF TRAP SHOOTERS
Annual Tournament of Interstate
Association at Deep Run
Tomorrow.
MANY CRACK SHOTS COMING
Virginia and North Carolina
Gunners in COMPETE
ton.
MANY CRACK SHOTS COMING

The annual tournament of the In
terstate Trap Shooters Association of
Virginia and North Carolina will COM
mence tomorrow under the auspices
of the Deep Run Hunt Club on their
beautiful grounds near the Lakeside
car line.
Under the direction OF committees
specially appointed for the purpose
arrangements for the big shoot are
now perfected. and no effort has been
spared to make this event surpass all
other similar gatherings here in for
mer years.
In the office OF cashier. Mr.. John
Todd. the lightning calculator of North
Carolina, is in charge. assisted by
Robert Banks and H. ]. Walsh. of
Richmond. This will be in commo-
dious tent, where the keeping of scores,
the receipts OF dues and the disburse-
ment of prize money Will be made.
From the cool and pleasant sane
tum of the cashiers Office one can go
out on the veranda of the Deep Run
Club, where good view of the shoot
ing can be had and watch their favor
lite shooter .as he goes down the line
from trap TO trap.
Three sets of Leggett traps will be
in operation under the skilful manage
ment of j. y. Anderson, better known
as III. NJ. c. Anderson. assisted by
the officers OF the association--P. j..
Flippin. secretary and treasurer; Geo
c. Robinson. president; James It. Ruth
erfoord, vice-president DR.. B. l.. Hills
man. chairman gun committee.
Some of the noted shots who Will be
in attendance as professionals are
Haze Keller and E. H. Storr, Of Peters
Cartridge Company; Lester German,
Ed. Banks and Colonel L, ID. Thomas,
of Dupont Powder Company; Hank"
stevens and Colonel ]. t. Anthony, of
Union Metallic Cartridge Company,
and ]. Novel; Hawkins. of Winches-
ter Company.
Interstate Trophy Shoot.
The most important event for Mon
days program will be the 100 bird race
for the Johnson-Lyon trophy represent
ing the interstate championship between
Virginia. and North Carolina. Virginia
Will have to look to her laurels to win
this match for such shots as George
Lyon and DIR. Johnson, donors of the
cup are considered the cream of the
South.
Others from the "Old North State
WHO nave. WOIl ilOiiOIS are D. II. ASIidy-
ton,s y. w. Dodd, f. f. Bates (holder
of championship Of North Carolina),
William Walls. Ed. Killette and Will
liam Simms, from Wilson; w. j..
Stokely and DIR. Dreher of Wilmington.
The Individual championship of Vir-
ginia will have a long list of entries,
as it carries much-coveted trophy as
well as honnr. 1t is now held by Mr..
John p. kiracofe, of Staunton.
The Richmond Hotel is headquarters
for the marksmen, where number are
now, registered.
A good dinner will be served on the
grounds by the ladies Of Clay Street
Methodist Church. All are invited to
attend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-01
Club Standings.

The Times-Dispatch team OF he
Richmond Amateur League. yesterday
won both games of a double-hea
from the Watkins -Cottrell team at
Broad Street Park. The first was a
pretty battle between Treyilian, for
the Times-Dspatch, and Bransford, for
the Watkins Cottrell boys, Trevillian
outlucking his opponent. The game
was sharply and clearly fielded, the
work of Phillips and Bowers in tho
outfeld and hot stoplby Bransford,
being the features of the play. The
bunchng Of a base on balls. hit and
an error. gave The Times Dispatcn
boys enough runs to win.
The second game was an old-fash-
toned Suggest, in which the Watkins
Cottrell boys peppered Ellyson pretty
hard. Rees. who started In to pitch
for the wat-Cot boys was very wild.
and his passes with the hits allowed,
enabled the winners to score eight
runs in the opening inning.
The Watkins-Cottrell boys landed on
Ellyson for five singles in the second
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-01
WIN
ONE AND LOSE ONE
Walsh Essays to Pitch Both
Games for Danville
Team.
oAKLEY's WORK WINS OTHER
Largest Crowd of Season Wit
nesses Two Hard-Fought
Struggles.
OAKLEY's WORK WINS OTHER
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

ISpeC1alttO Inc IlIneS-DlSpatcn.I
DANvILLE. VA, August s1.-The
Shoemakers ano the Tobacconists broke
even In a double-header to-day, the
locals hitting Stewart hard In the first
the part of the locals. together
with couple OF hits when they were
badly needed, gave the Champions the
second contest, which went only seven
innings.
the largest crowd of the season saw
the Bugs finish their. wonderful home
stay. during which they have won
thirteen out of sixteen games played.
Walsh pitched both games. In the
first round he let the opposing team
down with only four hits, and mona OF
their runs was earned.
In this game Pug" Hicks distin-
suishcd hImself as the hero of the day
by landing for a single in the ninth
inning, with two down, the score tied
and a man on second. Since assuming
the cartaincy of the local team he has
playe! better than ever. Powell's base
running was a feature he stealing
three bases.
In the second game Oakley pitched
great ball, and deserved to win. Walsh
was also effective, Lut his failure to
field pop bunt resulted in three runs
being scored against him.
This occurred In the fifth inning.
Had Walsh captured Oakley's pop tho
side would have been retired without
a score: but ms q result of the tielders
cholee fly-out ana a home run, the
three runs We're scored Reinharts
brilliant work at third and tho stick
work of Fisher were, as usual evident
ard Were features. The scores follow:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-01
WIN IN
BOTH BIG LEAGUES
Detroit Shuts Out Browns and
Chicago Ties Cleve-
land.
GIANTS WIN BOTH CONTESTS
GIANTS WIN BOTH CONTESTS
Boston Is Twice Beaten at Home
by the McGraw Team, While
the Chicago Cubs Win.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ycstcrdny,n Scores.

Washington. L; Boston, 0.
Philadelphia, 3; New York, 0.
Cleveland, 2; Chicago. (eight in
nings by agreement.
Detroit, 5; ST. Louis, 0.