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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-01

Judge S. w. Hitch has returned to
his home i'm W0ycross after shor.
business trip to the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-01

3. L. NcCaskjl. formerly of this
city. now living i'm Americas. was in
the city ye ,erday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-01

JUDGE d. w. l<rauss returned yes
terday from ST. Marys, where ne has
been attending Camden superior
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-01
NOTICE.
Partnership Dissolution.

To a1lapersons concerned take no
tice: The co-partnership heretofore
existing under the firm name Of Pal
o. dag & Donkas has this day been
t1ss olged by mutual consent All ar
counts, debts, etc, due by the firm
Will be paid by George Paleyedas, who
is also alone entitled to collect ard
re ceipt for debts, due the dissolved
firm. We Solicit a continuance Of the
patrc mage Ct the old firm to Mr.. Pale
vedas James Donkas, George PaIeve-
das
September 28th, 1908.
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WILL OPEN MUSIC CLASS.

Miss Maud Nightingale will return
to this city on October 7st and Will
Immediately open her music class at
the residence Of her mother, 500 Car
penter street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-01

600 gallons best ceor9ja Syrup, 500
and 6oc per gallon. c. h. TAYLOR,
Phone 1876.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-10-01

BRASS, STzEZ rN0 RUBBER
Stamps Seals Stencils, Badges
House Numbers, memorial Tablets
W. B. fam. CITY HAIL.
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BOXING NOTES.

Bill Papke is Of the opinion that HUI
go Kelly is likely to defeat ketcEei.
Toe Wagner and Young Goldman will
meet in New York next Monday night,
Frank Mintel the Pawtucket boxer,
has been matched to box Jack Robin
sor in New York next "Wednesday
night.
Joe Cans and Billy Nolan, former
manager Of Battling Nelson. are. it
seems, fast friends now. and are off on
a hunting trip together.
Jim Stewart, who was very promis-
ing until he was knocked out by jim
my Barry, will clash with big Jim JEFF
fords at New York next Thursday.
The fact that Tex Richard called off
the proposed bout between Joe Cans
and Battling Nelson for Labor day may
mean that the Dane and Packy McFar-
land will meet in a 25-round bout at
San Francisco on or about that date.
When Jimmy Britt showed he would
like to box in England he was chal-
lenged by Fill Stuart to box for $500
q side Britt might be considered "all
in over here. but it's good betting he
can beat most of the English light
weights.
BARLEY Connolly. the Portland, Me.
middleweight. who has been in Eng
gand for several months, returned
Thursday on the Saxonia. While in
England he won two battles. He has
a chance to meet Tom Thomas at the
National Sporting Club in October.
but is undecided about accepting 1t.
Billy Papke is in New York and will
work at Staten island with Joe Jcn-
nette for his bout with Sailor Burke
next Tuesday. Papke wants another
chance with Ketchel, and says learn
ing by experience in the bout at Mil
waukee, when Ketchell copied him
on the jaw Immediately after they
shook hands. he will not give the Grand
Rapids. Mich. boy chance again
Papke recalls the fact that he knocked
down I<etchell in the fourth round
Bill says Hugo Kelley is apt 70 make
Ketchell hop some.
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Boston Stock, Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, July "a.
FHOU R Receipts 1857 exports Is, SS1 /;
sales 600, firm with a fair inquiry.
WHEAT Receipts 1000; exports U.s.
SIG, sales 100000 futures. 5000 spot; spot
firm, No. red 995sm10l3s elevator; No. >
red 1oi1s : o b atloat: No. l northern Du-
mth l23H3s O b afloat; No. > hard win
ter 1p95s q b afloat
CCRN-Rcceipts 2l5o: exports loss; sales,
e5.U0; spot steady; No. 81 nominal ele-
vat"r and sac nominal o h afioat
OATS-Receipts $500; exports 10l5 spot
firm: mixed 260D32 lbs. Go6p62; natural
white 26f,3l lbs. 63dG5; clipped white 800
40 lbs. 6-6I73
BEEF Steady.
LARD-Easy; western 9350945.
Fnltk-Firm; family 1sOomlS5O; short
clear 110oM1S5O; mess 17250t175O.
StGAIt-kaw barely steady; fair re-
tning 361; centrifugal 96 test All. molasses
sugar 337; refined quiet.
BUTTER Barely steady. unchanged
receipts Si54.
EGGS-Easy. unchanged: receipts 9G14.
POrATOES-Easy; Long Island 25tf63.
Jersey 150Gl275; southern 15odt25O per Dbl
Jersey sweets 150M200 per basket; south
ern new SI4 per Dbl
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BASEBALL NOTES.

indianapolis has put price of 100000
on the release of ShortStop Owen Bush.
Elk Umpire Billy Long is now in Lon
don and will so to Paris after the
Olympic games.
Big Larry Mclean, the Cincinnati
catcher will appear in his safeguards
in the Boston games.
Binghamlon is fast closing in on
Malachi rittridge'S Scranton leaders OF
the New York State League.
The White SoX made a good finish
in New York and will bear watching
now that they are bound for their
home grounds.
Manager McAl"or is part owner of
the ST. Louls Browns, and will rake
off a ncc bundle of mnrcy this sea-
son. BESIDES fine salary.
While the Red Sox are winning
games in the West Pres John l. Taylor
will pass the warm days by visiting
the mountain district of New Ilamp
shire in his touring car.
"Robbed by The Umpire" new piece
by Toby Lyons and Red Mike Dooley,
will be produced next season at Coney
Island The scene of the play is To-
Gated at the Polo grounds.
Rube Waddcll has passed up Boston
as a baseball town. The Ruhe. it is
said. is not in sympathy with the Mas
sachusettS laws. and prefers cutting
out that part of the schedule.
The Cincinnati Red Birds dropped off
at Rochester on their way to Boston,
and were shut out by the Eastern
League players of that city. 1t was
an exhibition game arranged by Ban
croft.
Boston Globe The Portland fans
would rejoice if Portland could only
land a birth in the New England
League Can YOU blame them. They
always did know a good thing down
East
A telegram from Connie Mack to
Pres John ]. Taylor of Boston Thurs
day said that he would send Jimmie
Collins. Harry Davis. Coombs and
Schreck to take part in the game for
Cy Youngs benefit. Aug. 13, at the Bos-
ton American grounds.
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PAPkE BEGINS TRAINING
FOR FIGHT WITH BURKE

New York, July 24.-With only TOUR
days to put on the finishing touches
for his six-round battle with Sailor
Burke next Monday night, Billy
Papke began hard training yesterday
at New Dorp In anticipation OF a
record crowd Manager Billy Elmer.
of the Coliseum Athletic Club, Sui
zer's Harlem River Casino, is extend
ing the seating capacity of the big
pavilion.
Papke's manager secuted around
Yesterday for husky sparring part
ner for the Illinois thunderbolt and
finally selected Joe Jeanette, the
heavyweight, who is whipping into
shane for q battle with Jim Barry.
"The little fellows cannot stand up
against Papke," said Manager Jones.
"Jeannette is Just the fellow Billy
needs to get into shape"
Under the watchful eye of Billy
Madden Sailor Burke is working hard
for the match Madden has suppli~ I'd
three sparring partners. and the navy
man is going through a gruelling
course of work. Realizing that his
future depends on the outcome. he
says he will put up the fight Of his
life.
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UnhOlz Feels Sure
OF Beating Murphy.

Boston, July 24.-Confidence is the
keynote at the training camps OF Doth
Rudolph UnholZ and Tommy Muir
ply at Blackstone and NorthboTo, re-
spectvely. Unholz says he VIII trim
Murphy easily. In fact, the Boring
Boer expects to win on knockout, ana
in short order. The New York sport
ing men are betting on the Harlemlte.
and say that it is a case OF brag ana
buster with Rudolph, and no action.
The Boston sporting men are III
uuandary. When they take into Consld-
Grafton the fact that UnholZ gave
Nelson a terrific engagement and that
he claims he beat George MeniSlc ana
fought so well with Peter Sullivan ana
Cyclone Johnny Thompson. they can
not account for it, because against
Jimmy Murray. Indian Joe Gregg ana
others. nc was removed from cham
pionShiD class.
UnhoM must have improved Won
derfully since he left Boston Harry
ICdels, who IS training him, says he IS
one thousand per cent. better. Unholz
will come to town Monday morning and
finish his training at the Armory "A. a.,
where the bout VIII serve as the main
contest of the re-opening of the club
on Tuesday.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. July "a
Firm cables and additional reports of
damage to the growing crop in the north
west caused strength in the local wheat
market today, the September delivery
chasing at a gain of 1ad15s. Corn and oats
were each up Nc. Provisions were down
i21@ to III.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-July 91h; Sept. 91ssGDH; Dec
OLD a3h: Dec. new 93Mh.
COKN,-Juy IN; Sept. 7eM Dec c.;
May 61A.
OATS-July old 561A July new a65s; Sept
45ssFth: Dec. 44lHM%.
MESS I'ORk-Sept 1850: Oct 1552h
I.ARD-Sept. $40: Oct. 927R.
SHORT RIBS-S7O: Oct. s77b
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUE-Steady.
WHEAT-Nc: 2 spring lis: No. 1920
CoRN-No. 771sg7S; No. yellow 7slh
OATs-No. 2 so,A: No 2 white 6ofos1 ;
No. white 571k0J621k.
REF:-No. 2 rs.
MALTING-67M69
FLAX SEEDING. 1 northwestern 1c5Ih
SHORT RIBS-S37156DS75. "0
. less PORK-154O01545.
II, LARD-9l0 fs.t
SHORT CLEAR sIDEs-s75@so.
WHISKEY-135.
Receipts. Shipments.
ioui ''''''''''''''''''.' 2z,Oo0 $1,000
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Mike TWIN and FOLEY
Fight TEN FAST ROUNDS.

Sydney. n. s.. July 24.-Mike CTwim
Sullivan and Tom Foley. champion of
Nova Scotia. fought 10 rounds in no
decision bout here Thursday night.
giving the fastest and best exhibition
of a boxing game that has ever been
seen here For the first two rounds
hopors were even. In the fourth Foley
rocked Twins head with wicked
right to the jaw. Twin returning with
straight left to the face and a right
upper-Cut. In the fourth. fifth and
sixth the men exchanged some good.
hard waiIops, but no damage was
done. In the seventh Foley ran into a
LETT lab that sent him to the floor. The
eighth. ninth and 10th were whirlwind
affairs. Sullivan's speedy foot-work
keeping him out of reach of Foley's
strong right
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The steamer Bakkelaget, engaged in
the passenger trade at Christiania
was in collision Thursday with the
steamer Goteborg. She was cut
through amidships and quickly sank
From 10 to 20 of the Bakkelagets pas
sengcrs are believed to have been
drowned Twenty-three of them were
rescud by the GoteborS.
Thomas J. Gargan. one of the transit
commissioners of Boston, who was OPP
Grated on at Berlin Thursday for a
stomach affection. passed a restless
and somewhat feverish night but his
pulse is good and he has had no hem
orrhage Should everything move ia
vorable he will be confined to his bed
for at least fortnight.
Two highwaymen held up baggage
man late Thursday night on an Ulster
& Delaware Railroad passenger train
between South Gilbea and Stamford.
They lcisurely distracted the contents
of the mail pouch. took the baggage
mans gold watch and SIS in cash. and
Jumped from the train as it slowed
down into Stamford and disappeared.
Finding his sweetheart, Miss Aman-
da Morse. promepading on the Cam
postella bridge at Norfolk, Va, with
his rival, Benjamin Gilbert opened fire
with pistol on her Thursday night
about 10 o'clock, two bullets taking
effect in the young woman's back.
William Mitchell, who was with the
young woman, was unarmed but kept
Gilbert in sight and caused his arrest
Miss Morse has only slight chance
to recover. The police arrested G. w.
Morse. father of the young lady who
wanted to kill young Gilbert While he
was under arrest.
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AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
Saracinesca, Arasee and Fashion
Plato Capture Fridays Races.

Brighton Beach, July 24.-First
race-Four-year-o lds and upwards,
non winners in 1908. selling. six fur
longs: Saracinesca. 1913, Musgrave. 1
to 2. out, Won; Aster Dor, 90, Nc
Galley. II to 5. to 5. out. second;
Loudoun Light. 80. Upton. 20 to 1. 4
to l. out. third. Time la. Trouveus
also ran.
Second racc--For 3-year-o ldS and
upwards. selling. one mile and a six
teenth: Arasee. 101,. Sweet. 1 to 4,
out. won: George G. Hall. 10S. Nc
Carthy, 5 to !. 9 to 10 | to 4. second ;
Coincidence. 112. Mcdaniel. 5 to l.
even. / to 3, third. Time 147. Baron
Esher. Lady Karma and Killiecrankie
also ran.
Third race-Handicap for 2-year-
olds. 515 furIongs: Fashion Plate, 10S
]. Lee. even. to 5. to 5. Torbelino
115. McCahey. 3 to /. even. 1 to 2
second Dandcr 100. Mccarthy. 6 tC
1. 3 to 1. even. third. Time LOT. The
Pippn, Marcallus. Personal. Gliding
Bells and Sententious also ran.
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CANAAN RESIGNS AS
MANAGER OF WHAlERS.

New Bedford. July 24.-James +.
Caravan, manager of the New Bed
ford Baseball Club has handed in his
resignation to James +. Smith and
Joseph A. Burke, owners of the team.
to take effect at once. The team has
been losing since July and Mr.. Can
AVIAN realized that dissatisfaction eX-
listed. Thomas Corcoran. shortstop Of
the Cincinnati club, may join the team
as playing manager, in which case
Moorchead will be released. The man
agement has spent considerable money
to get together q successful team,
with discouraging results.
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Augusta Market.

Augusta. Me. July q, 1g8
BEANS-Pea, Matine. $50; N Y. sl75:
yellow eyes. $50.
BUTTER-Creamery. Csc; dairy, &c
solid. 1Sc.
EGGS-25c. per dozen.
GRAIN Corn, S714c.: meal, Size. Der
bu.; mixed feed, $50 cwt: cottonseed
meal, 80: bag lots, SLIGO.
HAY-Iooss. retail. $lHul9 per ton:
pressed, $500: straw. $500; pressed, s2M
SUGAR-s5.60 per 100 lbs.
HDNEN-Bux. 1Sc
MUTTON-y@l1c. per ID; spring lamb
1Sc.
OATS-f2Rc. per bu.
POTATOES SIC. per bushel.
POULTRY-Fowl, 14c.: chickens, 1S;ae
per Id.
WOOL-Unwashe 20c.
HlDES-No. l. &C.; No. 4, &c; oalfskins
13c.
BEEFNLight, slo.WMIO5o: heavy. ia
11lac.; homeless, half bbs, s. Jvge75
spring lamb. 15kM16c.
WOOD-Dly, hard. s6.5oaSoo per cord
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings In All
The Leading Stocks.

New York. July 24.-Speculative liqu'-
DAFT ms on large scale broke prices or
stocks badly today. The tall was grad
ual in the early stages. but became more
precipitate as it progressed. Stop loss
orders placed below the high prices rs
rrecaution have this effect on the move
ment. Spec ulative liquidation aud short
selling have been in evidence before this
week, but they were overcome by the
force Of the buying demand. It was in
this respect that the market showed a
notable change today, the buying orders,
except at prices below the opening level,
showing a material shrinkage. Tie order
from President Roosevelt to push a re-
tlial O: tho Standard case WAS pro
2re&Sive motive for much of the selling.
especially amongst those who had bought
stocks largely on the ground of the de
cision in favor If the Stan lard Oil GO.
Tho buving demand prompted by that
decision was fed by realizing sales yes
terday and the day before by those who
had bought stocks at a lower level The
digestion Of profits in that way is sup
posed to have been very large and to rep
resent. moreover. the passing Of stocks
from the hands of the powerful groups
which have forced to advance into those
ana much less skilful and praCticed in
the conduct of speculative operations.
There was thus developed AN element in
the speculation whose dealings had been
largely reduced at handsome profit and
which was thereby made Indifferent to
further maintenance or advance of prices
and willing to see a substantial reaction
and an cppC rtunity to get back stocks at
an advantage. That such technical CON
siderations We're largely responsible for
the turn in price movements there can
be no doubt. The days news offered lit
tie change in general conditions There
was another rise in the price of copper
here and in London. The stock market
was Quiet in the latter part of the day but
showed 70 effective recovery. the day S
losses running quite generally from one
to three points.
There was a pronounced contraction in
the volume of the bond market and tina
tone was easy. Total sales. par value.
$3020.000 United States 2's registered de-
cined q per cent, in the bid price.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston. July d
5Sln,63o p"'ehts
CORN Higher; No " yellow s70s7h
OATS-Higher; No. clipped White s.a
69H. o'g
HAY Unchanged. choice 19ooqtWO
MILL FEED Lower
SPRING BRAN-2J775ff262J
MIXED FEED 27GGli2gN
PORk-Jnchanred medium 2OCngn7,
LARD-Lowcr: H. ''
BEEF Easier; whole cattle 1Ohg1N
LAMBS Higher; spring 12Nl3.
VEA1.S-Hicher: 11MiHk
BUTTER FIrmcr; northern 2iA5,9@r
CHEFSE--Steady: York state 1psGi5
FGGS-Steady choice 29n3O western >,
M23
APPLES-Quiet; Astrachans per bbl M
m3G0 ~
POTATOES-Dull; Maine white I1Ga,s-
SUGAR-Steady ON a basis Of JGJ for
granlildt,d '''
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Pritain-H olyoke Z. New Rri-
tain A.
At Bridgeport Mctiden :. Bridgeport o.
At Sprngfeld-New Haven !, Springfield
3 .u3 iunngs).
At MISUNDERSTANDING >. Waterbury |
(first gameb. Hartford Q. Waterbury 0
Corrected. second game)
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. July a
Spot closed quiet Middling upland,
10 81. do. gulf 1l.05. No sales.
Galveston quiet, 1ola; Charleston STEADY
10is: Memphis steady. los; New Orleans
quiet. 1917: Mobile nominal, lol.: Ssyan.
nah duh, 102s.
Net rec eipts for seven days 23912
Exports to Great Britain 1?G0: 10 France
224i: to the continent $3.50 to japan ID
Stock 80 4f4
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CantiIIon Signs Edmondson.

Washington, July 24.-Robert Ed
mondson of the Galveston, Texas,
baseball club, and formerly with the
Washington club. has been signed by
Manager Cantillon and will join the
club at ST Louis Saturday or Sunday
next Edmondson is a pitcher and
Outfielder.
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GERMAN CAR SEEMS
TO HAVE BIG LEAD.

Berlin, July 24.-The German au-
tomobile in the New York to Paris
motor car contest, arrived here at
noon today 1t is the first car to come
into Berlin, and apparently is days
ahead of it's nearest competitor.
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SWEET MARIE AND ElGHBALL
WILL RACE THURSDAY,

Detroit, July 24.-As special feature
for next Thursdays Grand Circuit
races in this city Sweet Marie COZ
and Highhall t2.o3D have been match
ed for special race for a purse of
$4,000
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Bufalo-ProvidenCe 4. Buffalo >.
At Toronto-Baltimore :. Toronto T.
At Montrea l-Montrcal g. Newark :.
At Eoctester-JcrScy City T. Rochester
FIRST ea,ne): Rochester g. Jers y city
(SeCOnd y;uue)
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new ENGLAND.
NEW ENG. LEAGUE STANDING.
AT WORCESTER.

4
Worcester 1 & G D : I X--o-.-3
LYNN .0 0 0 q o o t-2-i-0
BatterieS-OwenS and MrCune. 1abelle
and Daum. Time. 30. Umpire, Connol-
ly.
AT FALL RIVER.
Lawrence .O | G o o o C II FL
Fall River 2 o 0 0 D u 0-2-9-2
Observation-Disclosures and Airsiuith ::
Norwood and TComey. Time. ii. I'M
pire. J. O'Brien
AT NEW BEDFORD.
New Bedford 100 OG . 90 1-1-6-3
lowell ....0 o 0 0 0 0 g 0 . 0 0-n-6-2
Internationally and Weeden; War
per and Lemieux. Time, 10. Umpire,
NJ. ORrien.
AT BROCKTON.
Brockton .......0 ] X-@-3-1
Haverhillt ;..o O 0 l 0 0 0 0 Q-1-5-3
I3atteries-OTool and Waters; Freil
and Andrews. Time. 2h. Umpire. Nc
Dermot.
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MAINE LEAGUE.
MAINE LEAGUE STANDING.

Bangor, Me, July 24.-Thompson held
Bangor to three hits in the Maine League
game today but the home team won to
by clever base running. Burlington max
ing 4 ste al home. Good was effective at
critical points.
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AUGUSTA.

Two-base hit--Murphy. Three base hit
Cox. Stolen hases-(irant. Burlington ,.
Breen. Base ON halls-Of Thompson J.
Struck out-Bv Good g. nv Thompson l.
Sacrifice hits--McMilan. Morrison Double
piay-fnnemore. Corners and Grant
Umpire Schumacher. Time. 10.
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AMERICAN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland .......0 o o o h-0-4-3
Detroit ..........C o 0-4-1-2
Ratteries-Joss and Clarke: Summers
md Schmidt. Time. / 49, Umpires. Hurst
and Evans.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
TRE MAPS PURCHASE
FALKENBERG AND kLTIzER.

Cleveland, July 24.-It was announc-
ed Thursday that the Cleveland Amer
lean League Baseball Club has pur-
chased the release Of Pitcher Falken-
berg and Second Baseman Altlzer
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BASEBALL
NATIONAL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

Boston, July 24-Cincinnati won the
opening game Of the Eastern trip to =
today. Manager Kelley of Boston was
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Portland Five===
Biddeford Four.

Biddefortl. Me-, July c4.-Portland in de-
feating Fiddeford today to made sure
of her game in the first inning. securing
four hits and three runs.
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Twc-hase hit-Ritchey. Sacrifice hits
Dnhlen. MrGann. Mclean. Paskert.
Stolen bases-I.obctt Kane. Double plays
PaskeIt and Mclean: Rtchey, Dahlen
AMI McCiann. Left on bascs-cincinnati
6, Boston q. First on balls-Of Spade 5,
Off Dorncr I. First on errors-CincinnaH
g. Boston 2. Struck out-Ry Spade .. by
!. Dorner L. Time. 1855. Umpire, Rudder
ham.
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New York Money Market.

New York. July "A.
Prime mercantile paper 31af1; per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 4Si75 for
demand and at 1856 15ll Is for 90 day
bills
Commercial bills 4s4$.@4Ss
Ear silver 522s.
Mexican dollars a..
Government bonds heavy
Railroad bonds easy.
Money ON call easy at iU1L per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25
Totals
BIDDEFORD.


Two-pase hits-Ba ggans. Mcponough.
McGraw OBrien. Sacrifice ht-South-
we'll stolen base johnson. Double play
Matthews. Vance and McGraw. First
base on hals-OH Johnson 4. Hit by
pitcher-Wilsor Struck out-Ey johnson
3. by Heard 4. Time, 1.45. Umpire. Con
way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-25
Portland Market.

Portland, Me, July "A, 1903
FLOUR - Michigan and st. Louis
straights. S51Om5.30: winter wheat pat
ents, $5.3tGt5 40: spring wheat. baker
s5.0oa5l5; spring wheat patents. S$G
$40.
GRAIN car lots. No. ., yellow.
Sic: bags, SSftS9C.. meal bags. SW2c.;
oats, car let's, Gjd65C., bags .t1n6SC.. MINI.
bran car lots. $500; Mimi, sacked. bag
lots, $3D50: brown niddlings, car lots, 81,
bag lots. 5000.
BUTTER-Creamery. fancy. per ID,
Csc; tub creamery, 2GQ@1c.; renovated.
22kc.
EGGS-Eastern fresh, &c; nearby fresh
-. western, 21M22c.
CfEESE-N. Y. and factory. 1}0l9l2c.,
Sage, 1IEM1ac.
ORANGES So o50t$ $3.50.
LGMCNS-s5.m.
PRODUCE -Beans, California pea. Gg
@3GG; yellow eyes, s.. 10000; red kidneys,
SIS
POULTRY--Chicken 15a17c.; turkeys
1S6I20c.: fowl. 14Nl5c
PROVISIONS Pork, heavy, 81. '3a2le;
medium. $l9,15M2ooo.
I.AI:p-Pure tCs., half bblS. 1CkUlNsc.
cases. 11AM111-c.; compounds. tcs.. hall
bbls. ShqySkc.
SUGAR-E'x. quality. large bbls.. $50
ex. quality. small bbls.. $3.50; 100 lbs,
sacks. bulk. $3.50