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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York, Oct. 13.-There appe area 10
be some conflict of purpose between AT
least two strong parties IN the Specula-
ton today, although the operations tend-
ed to some mutual advantage. In the
one case the support OF prices against
pressure without any attempt TO Drlns
about an advance. seemed TO meet the ue-
sired object In the other case there was
an aggressive marking up of prices winch
seemed designed to incite pubnc lol-
lowing in the market. The lifting process
was almost wholly confined TO groups OF
low n:iccu railroad and industrial stocks.
in .nanV of which thcre are important VI
dominant holdings by identical int"reSls.
The minor railroads brought mo this
movement are believed TO te ned N n
large proportion OF the Total capital by
the controlling interests or by organized
stock markets with the purpose OF con-
trolling us disposition in the market. The
starting upward of these stocks served
as Il check rather than stimulation 10
a show OF strength in the general mar
ket The usual leaders of the marker
showed resistance TO the reaction, but
seemed to balk AT attempts for ar active
advance The attitude of reserve thus IN
dicated towards present active specula-
tim was aSclibed To a remnant 81 appit-
hension regarding The political outlook in
Europe 10 some contraction IN money
lnarkc, supplies and I" the purpose TO
await the rassin" of tho coming tlecuon
The lower range of prices in London
which were encountered when the LEGAL
market opened had an effect of Hdmoni-
ton of dormant fears OF the SITUATION
felt there Money on cali demanded Il
maximum rate higher than at any time
last week. while bank loans We're IN pro-
cess OF rapid expansion 10 take up foreign
sale of securities. The threatened reopen
ing of the labor dispute in the English
cotton mills was an unsatisfactory deVel-
opnent and caused decline in the price
Of cotton The hesitation 10 buy stocks
persisted throughout.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par
value, 81. $4,000 United States bonds
were unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14
Boston Wool Market.

~ Boston, Oct. Is, 1908.
The receipts Of wool for this week were
,S6i bales foreign and S.6S7 bales domes-
TIC, against 1.23l bales foreign and 900
bales domestic for the same time last
|year.
RE;MARKS:-The past week has been
'h0ther tlg one in the local wool market
ana, although the sales do not foot up
any larger than those of last week. the
DuylhS has been more general ana there
lore mere satisfactory. Not only is the
hlafket active, but lately it has deVel-
oped considerable strength, which. al
lhol'sn mol apparent in quotations, is
seen when u buyer tries to duplicate u
purchase of a few weeks ago at The
price That then prevailed. Particularly
IS shat statement true Of fleece woods
IN half and three-eishths bloois and
delalnes. which this past week have
Drought, PC Il pound more than they
no l" days ago: in q general way the
market IS strong for all desirable clips,
ana just row verything but the very
desirable :" wv
Ohio and Penn.-XX and above 31632c.
x. 2yq3Oc No. /, 32m33c; No. 2. 310y32c.
hne unw3shed, 22O23c.; X blood 2S0lo7c
z blood, 25M251ac.; fine washed delaine 34li
Michigan and New York.-FIne I'M
Washed. 2on21c.; Il blooG unwashed. 2405
zoc.; g blood unwashed 25mo5bc: nm
washed delaine, 226l23c
RULED Secured basis).-Extra 55G57c
me me a, 50M52c; A SUPER 45GD5Oc: B super
3 8slI super, 25GI@0c.: coarse combing
'sn42c, medium combing, 47652c: fine
comhihG, 55Q5Sc.; fine California 53G55c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14
PLAYERS TO SELL.
Boston American League Club to Dis
pose of Some Of Its Extra Men.

Chicago, Oct 13-Hugh McPreen OF
the Boston Americans has become very
popular with the owners of strong
minor league bah clubs who are here
for the worlds series and who are
looking to strengthen up their teams
for next season.
During the last two years the Bos-
ton Red Sox management has secured
the country for the best of the promis-
ing young talent, and having tried out
nearly all Of these men has decided to
part with those not considered quite
strong enough to make a winning COM
bination next season. Pres. John |.
Taylor and Manager Fred Lake have
decided on the men they will consider
an offer for.
The list includes IL men. and a price
has been placed on each man. All the
minor league clubs will be given a
chance to bid for the players. The
Boston management has shown good
business sense in turning unripe fruit
into cash. The players on the market
can only be sent to the minor leagues
after all major league clubs have
waived claim to them, they having the
right to take any player offered for
purchase for $500
1t was impossible for the Red Sox to
make play of this kind until they had
secured a strong nucleus for a winning
ball team. which. by the way. they Ger
tainly have secured, if one is to judge
by the compliments for the team one
hears in the West Mr.. McBreen has
proven a great help to the commission
in fixing up financial matters, and will
go with Pres. Johnson to Detroit,
where he will continue to talk business
with several managers connected
mostly with the American Association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14
Boston Stock Market,
Boston, Oct. IS.
New York Produce Market.

E1or,n New York. Oct. 10.
oCR-Recelpts 81. exports 1920
sales $500; market quiet and unsettled
MINI patent 535@575; winter straights All
-oWHEAT-Receipts s71,20o; exports 49,.
~; sales 100000 futures; spot easy: No
req lolhM1CSA elevator; No. red 1897
! b afloat; No. l northern Duluth 113iI
l b afloat; No. hard winter 1921 O {
CORN-Receipts 2O,425; spot barely
STEADY: No. 81 nominal elevator and S4Ih
nominal f o b afioat to arrive.
., oA ss IlSoooReceints 500; spot easy: mix
f nd 2eas32 lbs. 52652A; natural white 2G0S1
IDS: 5zM4; clipped white 5000 lbs 54G59.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Weak; western 96O697O
PORK-Barely steady: mess 169561e7,
=, SStGAJt-Raw quiet; fair refining 43G
54e. centrifugal &c test 39363a8: inolasses
sugar 3lsll323: refined quiet
20 BS,I55ITER-Quiet. unchanged; receipts
. ELGS1F1rm; receipts 14,75l: state, Pa
and nearby fancy selected white 3eaDss.
FoIAIOES-Steady, unchanged. i,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Charley Chadwick was on Yale field
seasons last week.
Nesmith, Harvard's second team
coach, will be the official scout" for
Coach Haughton this fall.
Harvard 1912's victory at Groton was
the first win there FOR Il Harvard
Freshman team in six years.
Callatti, one Of Harvard's quarter
back candidates. handles kicks better
than almost any one on the squad
Brown is making great progress UNI
der Daft GammonS and should give
the Quakcrs a run Mt Philadelphia Sat
urday
One of the most cncourag irr features
of Yale's game against Holy cross was
the playing of Fitzpatrick and Burch at
the ends.
Harvard won its last football victory
over Yale in 1901. % to 0. Yale has won
the last six games in which Harvard
has not scored.
Graduate coaches will flock to New
Haven this week for the four days Sc
cret practice which will precede the
West Point game.
More than 1900 football matches are
scheduled this fall among college teams
alone, and many times this number
among the schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Oct TT
APPLES-Quiet; gravensteins 23Wt"'D
BUTTER-F northern 29G3G2.
CHIEFS E-Steady; York state l3hGtl4H
CORN--Unchanged; No. yellow S9C S51s
F,GGS--Hisher. choice 4om42; western "a
G30. .
FLOUR-Unchanged spring patents $50
lI600.
FRESH BFEF-Firm; whole cattle w
M9%4.
HAY-Dull; No. 1750M1sOO.
LAMPS-Steady: spring 90l0E.
LARD-Lower: pure 11as.
MILL l'EED-Unchangcd
SPRING BRAN-2425u252i.
MINED FEED-2e256i29O 1900.
OATS-unchanged, No. clipped white
576,571..
PORK Firm: medium backs 2250M2325.
PGTAToES-E'rmer: white 14cml5o.
STGAR-Steady on Il basis Of 52U for
granllated.
NEAIS-Fiiln: 1lMl3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14
Boston Market.

Boston, Oct. 10, 1908.
ELOt E-SprinG polenls, per BIZ, 50. 6vI
500; winter patents, ship, per Dbl, S4.9Vq
OATMEAL-Rolled, per Dbl. $s7od695;
cut, rev hhl.. $7.356t7.f7
CORN--Steamer, yellow, spot, per bu.,
No. >. yellow. ship, all rail. per bu.. Sa;zM
900 No. :, yellow, all rail, per bu-, SO
~ +. FIOTR-Pe, Dbl. s4.o5Gl4 %.
GRAHAM FLOI R-Per hbl., s.. s515.1 10.
OATS-No. 2 clipped. white, spot, per
pu. .. .I".; No. j. cappcd, Whit spot, per
bm, 5fAc "a TO IS lbs. ship, per bu.,
FROVISIONS-Pork heavy backs, per
Dbl, $23 IS: medium backs, per hbl., 81. so
M23,25 long cuts. per bb.. $50 %; loose per
hams, Regular and small is5s@15!4c.s: !ean
ends. per Dbl, $500: shoulders. fresh
d i"src; Lard na pure; per 3D. pc; lard rem
BEE5F-ch"icc finds, l2a121zc.; choice
flores. per ~, 7M,l:c.
LAMBs-Lambs. per ID. 9G1ol.c lambs,
yearling, 7MSc; Mutton, Per h., .@sc,
N11Al.-Per ID. llM15c.
IOULTRY-Chickcn native broicrs.
per ID. iM2oc. western broilers, per H..
16@l1c., western fowl, l4m15c,; native, Ii
BI'TTEH-North creamery, 29a9o,Ac.
western creamery, 211zm2Szc.
.CHEEsE-New York; new Per ID. ls7aai
4 PGrA Hs5ESn' Rft DE Der '5q bG Sac
REANs-pea. domestic. per bu.. $3.50
40; medium, s2.ao6,3.s 30; yellow eyes, 500
ais. Red Kidneys, s.. 25M23O
HAY AND STRA W-No l grade. SIT 80
1lS.eo; No. > grade, SIS 501l6.Oo: No. :;
grade. $i4.5oii15O0.
SUGAR-Cut loaf and crushed Scl0:
@45I. S''''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14
SALE OF TICKETS
For Future Worlds Series Will b
Handled by the Commission.

Chicago, Oct. 13-Sales of baseball
tickets for future worlds series direct
from the national commission to the
public probably will be the outcome of
the method. of selling tickets to the
contest now being waged
Letters from disgruntled enthusiasts
poured into newspaper offices yester-
day. all with the same tale of being
unable to buy reserved seat tickets
from the club box office, but of being
offered the coveted paSteboardS at a
premium from scalpers before the pup
lie sale began. The result has been an
estimated loss in attendance of $4,000
for the two games played in Chicago
and an estimated loss in receipts ol
$4,000, the bulk of which would have
gone to the players
Many of the protests from fans went
direct to the three members Of the
national commission, Garry Herman,
Ban johnson and Harry Pulliam. Then
when a person high in authority and
familiar with every detail of the ar
engagements reported to the commits
sion that the count of tickets and re-
ceipts from Sundays game had been
delayed nearly an hour until 1856 re-
served seat coupons which had been
ION sale" could be gathered together,
returned and credit given to the local
club, the members Of the commission
decided somebody was TO blame and
the only way TO prevent a repetition
of suspicious and charges of unfair
ness would be to undertake the stup-
endOus task themselves. perhaps with
the assistance OF the c0ntending clubs
corps of ticket takers but with all re-
SpOnsibilitv resting with the commits
sion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14
MARKET REPORTS
CHICAGO Produce Market.

Chicago, Ocr. L.
Profit taking on liberal scales by trad.
ing longs caused weakness in the Wneat
market, final quotations showing net
losses Of "a to nc. Corn, oats ana pro-
visions were also weak
The leading futures closed as follows.
WHEAT-Dec. 10O%@k; May 1927; July
'CsoRN-Dec. 81; May s$As@%; July 62A
OATS-Dec. 4S%m1z May 5OA; July 4GM.
MESS PORK-Oct. 1924; Jan. 800; May
LARp-Oct 80: Jan. 9O5; May :oo4so2A,
SHORT RIBS-Oct. SO; Jan. SO19; May
8l5
Cash quotations closed as follows;
FLOIJE-Steady. .
WHEAT-No. 2 spring 1O5MlO?; No. "
CORN-No. : 76KlnN: No yellow 7sK
MSG.
OATS-No. 3 white 46lhM50.
RYt.-NO. 9 75h.
BARLEY--Good feeding 55ll56.
MALTING-Fair 10 choice 57GI6l. o,,
FLAX SEEDING. ! northwestern lA5A
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime $50.
CLOVER-Contract grade 800.
SHORT RIPS, SIDES-S871@19bZR.
MESS PORK-l375MlS87h.
LARD alm9l2H.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-975.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14
CHICAGO 3; DETROIT o.
THREE or THE FOUR GAMES.
Ii Chicago Wins Today Will Land Cham
pionship=-+Game Errorless and Detroit
Gives Luck Credit OF the Defeat.

the throw ana eho+ the bal' back into
Schmidt's hands in time TO retire Schulte.
one run Detroit Ilree innelu sroun1-
crs were the best chat Detroit could Oh
fer in its portion of the final inning. NC
IatYre went out, Tinker to Chance Stein,
feldt threw out O'Lcarv at first, and
Tinker ana Chance made the final play OF
the game when they retired Crawford No
runs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Maine Football Notes

Next Saturdays games Of the Maine
colleges will be Colby VS.. Bates at
Waterville, Bowdoin VS. Holy Cross at
Portland, and l.. Of VI VS. New Hamp-
shire state College at Orono The
Waterville game Will be the first in the
series between the Maine colleges and
win be the chief center Of interest 1t
win. without doubt, be a hard-fought
battle. but there is little or nothing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14

It took the jury only half an hour
Monday at New York to decide in fa-
vor of August Belmont in the suit of
100000 damages brought against him
by John H. Fret, the jockey Freit
claimed he was libeied by Mr. Bel
mont when he posted him in the Rae
ing calendar as having left his en-
ploy without authority, Freit saying
he had been discharged because he
tailed on one occasion to take off his
hat in saluting Mr.. Belmont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14
Portland Market.

u, Portland, Me, Oct. 13, 1905
| FLOUR-Michigan and St Louis
ss!.f3a als s5oo@5 25 winter wheat patents
-, zoMsa0; spring wheat. baker, S455m5. Is
sprlnS wheat patents, Sc 2506 So
oo GRAIN-Cor2. car lots, No. .. yellow
s sn bags. &c; meal bags. CSC; oats
car lots SIC bags, 66m6Sc MINI. bran
car lots, $500: MINI, sacked, baa
h ,"ls. ~, 5000; brown n1ddlings. car lots s27
J, BCIIER-Creamery, fancy. per h..
'iG; tub creamery PC: renovated, 24c.
fresh, 31Hi32c
CHEESE Fl n Y, and factory, 141ata15c.
ORANGES 5o@55o
LEMONS-$S. OoTI4 So
rRODCCE-Beans. California nea. s35o.
yellow eyes. s2.25; red kidneys. $3.50. 7'''''
9oi795a ,LfRY-Cnickens, 17G1sc.; turkeys.
600 t ny ,i!S = : Pork, heavy backs.
sz2.'n pa: medium, $21.5Of623 co.
nAftDaaPure ties, half bbls., 1l1sM1l5sc :.
6 6h1s ,1L2e ssaI compounds tcs. half
oSuGAR-Ex. quality. large bbvs b 60.
III" lbs. sacks, bulk, S. 80 ''''"'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-14

this fall, although il is largely of
green material. They regret that as
a result OF last years quarrel no game
has been arranged with Hebron for
this year. Somehow il appears i'm
possible for Kent's Hill and Hebron TO
maintain athletic relations for any
considera bic time without getting in
to hot water For Il dozen years or
more past, in both baseball and foot :
ball, nearly every contest has resulted
in a row which has been followed by
the suspension Of athletic relations for
a year or two. Last fail both Hebron
and Kent Hill made TWO t0uchdoNns,
but Hebron kicked the goals where
kent's Hill missed them and conse-
quentiy won The game The trouble
arose oyer the PLAYING Of two men
upon The Hebron Team Who We're
graduates ut TIE school and back
there duiiig graduate WORK. their
presence on The team being contrary
to an agreement between the two
schools. according To- the itenl's II i'll
partisaEs
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Hits-Of Summers in s innings. off
Writer > in inning TWo-base hit
Crawford. Sacrifice hit-Sreinfeldt. Stolen
ases-.Evers, Schultz :, Hoffman. FIRST
base on balls-Off Summers 5, off Winter
/. Hit by pitcher--By Brown l. Left on
bases-Detroit 8, Chicago 10. Struck out
BY Summers 5, by Brown A. Double play
Brown. Tinker and Chance. Passed ball
Schmidt !; King ]; Time, 1,52. I'M
pires, Connolly ard Klein.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, oct -.
Srot closed quiet : points decline. Mid
ding uplands -; 40. gulf $40. No sales.
Galveston steady. 8: Charleston steady,
81, Memphis quiet, 81, New Orleans
quiet 81. Savannah quiet. 81.
Net receipts for four days l94.ll6.
Exports To Great Britain 22620; 10
France 1897; TO the continent 62699.
Stock I6,623. RyEs
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LIPTON'S OUANDARY.
Uncertain How Challenge for Ar.
cas- Cup Would Be Received

Sir Thomas Upton was great,, +
terested in the result Of the cons
ence Of representatives Of the At,.n,,-
coast yacht clubs, and ACCORDING g.
cable 10 the New York Herald bn
lenge He said:
Il feel considerable hesitation ahon,
asking my club to send a challenge nv
less Their iS some chance Of Ito ha'"-
accepted ana willing to Duiid On
footer ana have u challenge. isyued w..
unless ! learn something almost ~
nediate!y it wDuld be Impossible IN =.
anything for next year, because ( co,,,
not give the necessary ~ months, NJ
tice, and i docs tak. tilnt 10 buiia
boat
IF / challenge" added Sir Thom,.
Il shah build not ON" boat. but Tn
and send across the Atlantic which
ever proves the better in compcttio,.
The universal rule, says the cahl.
has been thoroughly studied al n,
Thomas direction by two Of the he.,
yacht designers in Great Britain, NJ,
William Fife and Alfred Mvlne
Both feel confident that, while thsr
are under the disadvantage Of neye,
having built q boat under this rule.
and i'm fact no yacht answering is
conditions has been built in Eurona
while a number Of swift yachts hava
been turned out under the rule Il,
America-they can design boats which
will give good accounts Of themselves
A we'll known English nobleman who
is a friend of the German Emperor 10
authority for the statement that the
Kaiser would like to challenge FOR The
America cup. one difficulty that CON
fronts his imperial majesty, in the
opinion of English yachtsmen, is that
in Germany the art of designing swift
yachts has not vet reached a mature
stage.
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1t has Just been learned At Seoul
that q members Of The "llchen Hoi"
an Organization 81 tor'3ns favorable
to Japan Iv"r" titl"3 iN IaDanese
gendarmcs at Cholado. a few days ago
The matter has been reported by Mar
uuiS Ito. residential ecn' raj of C0rea
VINO is now in Toxic. TN report is
widely cirni;l .r"d to"t ia" Japanese
government has decided Immediately
10 annex Cor"a. The Associated Press
however. is assured that this is abso-
mtelv untrue. IN" explanation adj
vanced Of ;lc killing Of The members
of the "Il~ilcn Hui," showed that 40
.'ilchin fIni" were .?lyrc hing III a body
to visit Il shrine when the Japanese
gendar,n"s net them and mistaklng
them for band of Insurgents, lmme-
dateiy attacked the party, killing -