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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
Saratoga Entries.
b. Intsrnationa

b. international News Service.
FIRST race. elk turiouss-Tovton fled, Water
wcIIes Kate X. 100: Gsnesta. ios; Sosius, ~
Campeon Joe knight Honey Bee liz. Ella Br5
son IL: Isido5a lie. Belamour. lot Also eiiE'-
bic: HouSemaid iis: AryAde. III
second race steeplecbase. about tvo miller -
Lizzie Flat 1872 Bill Address. Its. Rock Abbcv
Big sandy shannon River. 49,: Buck,horne, 10,
Nosesay. iSi Gun Cotton. lt6; Bsot w; DIS
sen,er Ig3 Also eligible Enniskillen, ls1.
Third race six furlonss-Undsunted- ilo; flit-
Ter Gold King Mcdonald. ilS; Fireslde. L~nd
sIlcker IoT; Little Nepher. iis; Black Broom. -
yandorgrf,. iis.
Fourth race one mile and three quarters -sa'r
Dickson ios. Flsmma, oo Any Port %. LAnoIh.
stick i02 ~.
Fi,,h race on, rnile-Hikhisnd Chc'. ioi; Had
puunInx KtnneIou Gilbert, Wool Ter Gold Wics,
Mason. ISL.
sisth yace dvo and bali iurionEs-Rosa.
LiIIy orms. Virginia Lass, ios oktibecna. ssp-
dow los. Arlington. Armament. Jos.
.Npprcntice alloEanoe claimed
Weather threatening; track fsht
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Windsor Entries.

81 International News Service
Fir.t -ues. ak furiouss-r. Connsl ~
crv,,io-pxs ios: 'saroits, 100; Maid OF Fronar's'
81: CappersAre4. rondrsnon. nf
icldaiaks eutr-. o...s. =.
woth.r KAtchsn lo.; srrEny. ls. 'o"unssrras''
a.. Clint i0S Loveday. III. -
third rpee ore mile ard nsVenty Tsrds-hm-
-,,,v5, a.. F,!i ~: .PonslinEte1, 100. RAsus'r'
20. o,rs.,on Nark zoo: oerrara, -: Coed ps:'
o.. Re ips l.. " Eckcr' ics - a.
yourth rpre one mile-Brsrny p -foat
,ti csAss. Ins. Prince Ahu,sd. IFS; Rins
nrixai. o. T,fribls Bill 100. Melton s'rss'.
10. .-,,,,.,a e. saau-
msplsn ioi, .Lsurs. Scarlet lHtter; sereneoe' ~,
psns losks Patty Resan. loe; 'snrSrioruy. ~.
Sf-,h rses five ard hAii turlonss-Nams
Lebanon IS: .Theo. Cook. 81; Black Cnis,. Isns
- oaesA 1911 spolibounc in5 Prank "eoosn'
ics: GssSct ~: Double Five; lo5' Jniis,s Sisa,
No.. ros Right Easy. l05: DuqucEns 10. AZ"
.iixIhi. RnbIrcn II. ios: BIaei River, ioi
ssvesth Fsee. one mile and se,sn'E no.r,a~,
Hoory HutchiSon. Rash. Ny Fellow. l"' 1a0eeS'
100; .Bcbhy Cook 100 -.
sPivo pounds apprentice sllovanos oisp-
weather clear; track slow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
MAGMA TEAM VICTOR
BY Owe SIDED SCORE
Remington's Home Run in the
Fourth Inning Saves Smell
ter From Shutout.

Tho Magma team OF the Copper league
yesterday defeated the Smeltcr team by
a one-sided score Of II to I, The SneI,-
er's pitchers were not equal TO the oc-
casion and were hit Tor hard drives
The Smelter was saved shutout by
Remington. whose home run In the fourth
counted their only score
Buddo. who has been catching for Mag
ma, WAS behind the bat for Smclter yes
terday.
MAGNA- -sMELTER
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CARDS TRIMMED
AGAIN BY BRA YES

BOSTON. Aug. Hc.-Goston's batting
was timely today and the locals easily
defeated St Louis. 10 l. The visitors
started in az though they were going TO
drive Rudolph out OF the box in the
fourth Inning bur he settled down and
kept the hits we'll scattered Doak who
started the pitching for the visitors. was
Wild and errors by st. Louis infieldcrs al
lowed the locals to score. In the sixth
Inning Boston made three hits with none
out before Dosk was taken from the box.
Geyer. the relief pitcher. stopped the
scoring In tho sixth, but he also was
batte1 hard later in the game.
ST LOUIS BOSTON
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grandstand and Carrigan took second. He
scored on Bedient's pop fly which was
misJudged by Leibold and counted for
two bases. Yerkess double and Carri-
gans single produced the deciding run in
the seventh.
1t looked like a shutout for Cleveland
until the ninth. Then belated rally pro
duced one run and for while made II
look as though the score might be tied.
Chapman walked. jackson and Lajoie
singled scoring Chapman. Then with
two on bases and one out, Johnston drove
gled. Allen grounded out Daubert scored
again in the fourth on his hit. Wild
pitch and Fishers's single. Smith was
put out OF the game in the eighth for pro-
testing decisions
CLEVELAND BOSTON.
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BOEHLING LOSES
TO THE BROWNS S

ST LOUIS. Aug. e2-Roy Mitchell
kept the Washingtons hits we'll scattered,
shutting them ont while his teammates
hit BoenlinC FOR three runs. st. Louis
scored It's first runs I'm tho third Inning,
when Agncw and Shottou singled and
advanced q base on MorCau's wild throw.
Austin heat out ar lnheld single scoring
Agnew and while Gandil WAS dispUtlng
Umpire Dlueens decision. Shotton crossed
the plate. Shotton scored the third run
In tho eighth when he singled and stole
second. scoring on Austin's single. Wash
inEton's scoring chances were spoiled by
two double plays.
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PIrrshuRG- PHILADELPHIA.
PITrSRuRGil

'Batted for Gibson In the eighth.
iBatted for Adams IN the seventh.
TDatted for Robinson in the eleventh.
'-Battcd for Dooiau in tho ninth
tran for Lobert In the ninth.
t-Batted for Mayer IN the ninth.
"1Raued for Killlfer In the twelfth.
'3RAn for n Miller In the twelfth.
tCallcd In the twelfth: darkness.l
Score by inning
Pittsburg 80 n o "a
Philadelphia 80 0 0 %
Summary: Errors-Bync. VioI. Dolo1 Luderus.
Doolau, Reed. Two-bRsc hits-Byrne. VioS. Beck
er, Cravath C2). Mogee. Home Tun-Hyau Hits
of Adams, In six Innings; of Robinson. In
four innings: OFF CnnntE. 1 IN two innings; OF
Mayer. in nino innings: of seaton. In three
inniugg Sacrifice hit--Doolhn. Sacrifice fly
Wilson. Stolen bascs-Secker. Dolan. Double
play-Knabc. Doosn and LudeTIs. Left on
bnses-Pttsburg. 10; Philadelphia. :. First base
on bRIls-OH Adams. !; off Robinson. !: on Cam
n!tz ., off Mayer ]. OF scaton, :: Tit by pitch
er-By Mayer CVio1i. Struck out-ny Robinson,
I: by NRycT. .. Wild pitch-Maycr. Time OF
game hours 25 minutes. Umpircs-Brcnnan and
Eason.
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lays MURPHY
81 JINX TO TEAM

H Aug. 22.-John Evers,
De Chicago Nationals. con-
\ Murphy. his club owner, 10
n ! left Murphy in Chica go
aid Evers. ''for we are
|1isn al least second in the
1n sever straight games In
f1Iladelphia. We are not
|1g about the Giants. but We
Eeep on plugging until the
SOM"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-23
TROTTERS ON CARD
FOR HARNESS RACES
Dillon Axworthy Wins $4,000
Breeders Futurity; Judson
Girl Gets Pretty Race.

SALEM. y. II, Aug. 22-Three races
all stake events and all for trotters. were
on the card at Rockingham park today
The feature race was the Swear old trot
ting division Of the American Horse
Breeders futurlty worth $4,000. which
was won by the Pennsylvania colt, Dill
Ion Axworthy. in straight heats. He took
the lead in each heat and held II 10 the
end. Peter Johnson was the only one
Of the field 10 give him argument and
the Pennsylvania colt could handle the
mount OF Cox with ease.
Tom Murphy kept up his winning
career In the 2:09 trot, in which he
started two horses. driving Marigold
himself and obtaining Geers TO drive
Ruth McGregor. Marlgold won In straight
heats and Ruth got second money
big field started in the 2:1s trotting
stake and this furnished the best race OF
the day. Judson Girl. driven BY Walter
Cox. was returned the winner after four
heats. She broke In the second and lost
10 Star Winter.
American horse breeders faturity. threo-yesr-
old trotters. purse $4,000. two In three
Dillon Aywortly. b. by ANworthy- Ado
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PHILADELPHrA-c CHICAGO.
PHILADELPHIA.
.----- ---- -
-BattnS 'o- Russell in Tho oyrhfb

summary: ETom-Schang, Weaver f2l, J. Col
lius. Two-hasc hit-WeAyer. Hits-Off Russell.
in cgh; innings; off Ccotte. mono in ono in
ming: Off Houck. In seven and third innings
Off Plank. 2 In one ard two-thirds innings. Sac
rlNcc hits-Lord. Daley. stolen hascs-Chnso, H.
Collins. Double pays-Bakcr 10 Mclnnis 10
Baker: Walsh TO r. Coilns 10 McInnls Left on
basos-Phlladolphia. Z: Chicago. 9. First base on
haIE-on Houck, 4: or Russell. .: of Plank
/: Off Clcottc. 1. Hit bv pltcher-By Russell
Baker,. Struck out-By Russell. 6; by Houck
3. Time OF game-l hour S5 minutes. Umpres-
McGreeyey and Connolly.
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PILLS PLAY TIE
WITH PIRATES 3-3

pha and PttsburG played tie game
here this afternoon. the contest being
stopped owing TO darkness after twelve
innings OF play with the score and J.
Philadelphia made all OF its runs in the
third inning on two singles. a double by
Cravath an error and two stolen bases
In the next nine innings oniy three hits
were made by tho home team. Pttsburg
used two extra pitchers. owing to pinch
hItters being used. one of the latter.
Hyatt scored Wilson and himself in the
seventh Inning with a home run drive.
The visitors tied the score In the eighth
on two singles. an error and sacrifice
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Summary: Error-Lrsch Tso-bsSc hits-Her-
zog. . Three -haso hit-Leach Stolen bases
Mcrhie ~. Murray, uerzoE, Burns. Left on bsses
New York &; Chicago. 2 Double piay-Fotcher
Shafcr and Merklc. BaseE ballr-On Tcsrcau
s. OF Chouey, .; or Vaughn. .. Struck out--By
Tesrcau. 8; b. Cheney. :; by Vaughn, ,. Hit b.
pitchcr-By Cheney (Flctcher and snodgrRSs) Passed
bals-Archer ?. Hts-on Chouey, In foug
innings. Off Vaughn, In four innings. Time Of
Eamo-l hour 30 minutes. ump!res-Rigler and
Byron
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|GHL||V WINNER
|sTRA|GHT SETS
Clothier Of Pennsyl-
n Stiff Battle; Cali
ornian in Form.
| Nnwa Service


m r. J.. Aug. 22.-Maurice T.
#. a California. the idol OF the
|>nnls courts. defeated william
OF Philadelphia in straight
fournument here today ana
|rrrssion among the 5000 spec
Mclaughlin Is unauestionably
n tcnnis player IN the country
I. AZ successor 10 William a.
"A, latter was n spectator OF
~ and several times was no
|.I his head in admiration OF
-..nd form that Mclaughlin
the versatile and heady
-realf champion IN 1905. Nc
.gcd tennis deserving OF the
= mpion. He played every
lind OF tennis and always
/.re Strength In reserve. ODDS
. him went begging.
-ade IL real test for the
playing beautiful tennis In
flothier seemed To solve tho
|csne serve by waiting for II
(ore touching the ball The
7S "a
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SECOND GAME.
DETROIT
NEW YORK
Summary

summary Error1-Go1Eott. Baumanu. Yesch
stsnaEe. Two-bsoo hlt-psekiupaugh. Thros- base
hin-baumhnn. schulz: Cobb. Crawford Homo
innlnsp; Oft House. ! n three innings sacrt
flee fly-KnlEht. Stolen hases-cook MaIssI Ran.
mann. Har;Iell. PccklnpAngn Bugh. Rondcau
High Double play-Gainer 10 Bush Left on
hasc,-Sew Work 10; Detroit :. First bnvc on
bail.-otr Schulz, ?; of North. =: OF House
Struck out-Bv Schulz. ?: BY North J: By House
I. Passed bail-stanege. Time OF game hour
81 minutes, Umpres-Forgusoo and Evans
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summary; Errors-Jsckson az. carrisan. Two
base hits-Bed!snt, Ycrkos. Sacrifice hit-Gregs.
Stolen hase-Irooper Double ppys-Turncr. la
jolc and Johnston; Hooper spd CsrriSnn: Hooper.
Eugie and Wagner. H'tF-oft Gregg. In eigh,
innings. Plrse bAsc bslIs-On GreSS, a. of
Rodiont. :. Struck out-By GTcss s. by Boiicut.
3 Passed ball-o'NeIn, First base error
nos,ou f. Left on 6ase.-Cleycland. g. Boston.
Time OF game hour IS minutes UmPirc1-
o'Loughlin and Sheridan.
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EAleased by Soy.

Aug. 22.-Morris Rath, sec
OF the Chicago American
vas relea sed today 10 the
club of the American asso-
vas drafted from the BaltI-
l9lr-
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Summary: Erron-Sack ChrHtongcn Rocs
Hitler. Cameron. Williams Remington. Earls
Jensen Homo ruu-Rcmlngton. Two-baao hits.
Williams. Jeu6cn. Trcsodcr. Farmer Three base
hlts-EnrlH. St. George Hllier. Double piEy-Price
10 Cameron 10 Christensen. Stolen bascs-ERrls
TrcScdeT, o. Romney, Christensen Hi;g-ON Roeg
In two and onc-third innings: of Remington. 3
In one end two-thirds inuings; off Price. { In four
Innings. Bases on bnllS-Off Rcos I; of Price.
Struck out-5y Recs .. b. Remington, 2. BY
Price. 2; b. 81. George. .. Sacrifice hlts-Jon-
sen Rldd. Hit b. ptchcFs-By ST. George Gar
rick and Chrstenscnl by ReeE GcnScn). by Rem
ington tJonsen). by Price tSpahr md EarIS). LEFT
on oases-MbgnA, 7; Smolter g. limo OF game
! hour 3S minutes. httendaneo-5oo. Umpire
Wssstnu.
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Scoro rs nnings-
Ssp York .,....,.,,.....3 o q %
Detroit .................,o 0 -
Summary. Errors-PecsinpSugh. 2cider Craw-
ford, Mckee, Willett. Two-base hits-Cree Tut
wcIlor. Hlts-om Ford. 10 In throo innings (nonc
out IN tho touCth); of Kcatug. ia three and
ons-ihird Innings OF Mcconnell. none In two and
tro-thiTds tnntpgl, stolen puses-MaiFel. psu-
manu-. BuBh Cobb. Double playE-horsrty 20
Bsumanu 10 Tutweiler. Knight (unasslytodl. Bsu-
mann 10 Bush 20 Tutvelcr. Loft on bescs-Sow
York, r; Detroit, G. Bases on ballK-On Ford
/; off Keating !; of wulott 2 Struck out-uy
Ford, 1; by Mcconnell s. by wIlett ?. Passed
ball-NeKec. Tlruo OF game-1 hour 90 minutes.
Umpires-Evans aud Ferguson.
SECOND GAME.
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introduces Bill.

pN, Aug. 22.-Represents
a california today reintro-
TOT Tree importation OF for
~ the Panama Pacific in
POSITION and FOR the protec-
exhibitors. II was intro
me, but not acted on.
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]. z. strsch.n OF California de-.
|hitsey ot Boston. SIS. SIS. 6-I.
|||Iamg OF Philadelphia defeated p.
|1elphia, So. s-s. s-l.
|16-N. ". Miles OF Boston defeated
ID OF New York. Go. a-f. 62
|'cLouEhlin OF California defeated
N Philadelphia. 6-3. I-b. a..
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ny, Fine fielding plays by Cravath and
Dolan prevented the visitors from win
ming I'm the tenth and eleventh. innings
respectively.
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ST. LOUIS WASHINGTON.

Ran for Bcchl.ug In tho ninth.
Score by inning
Washington ,,.....,.....-h q ~
81 Louis ,,.............o o -
summary: Errors-Johrsoo. Morgan. Stolen
bases Shelton. Schpcfer. Double plAys-B,lenti
20 Pratt 10 Brief; Austin 10 Pratt 10 Brief Fc9ier
TO Morgan 20 Gandii. Lett bRses-sL NLouls
4; Washington :. Struck out-By BoehilnE. s.:
by Mitchell 4. Passed bsIl-Akrsw. Time OF
game hour minutes UmPirss-EsAn and d.
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atnrday night dance, Ma.
'ou tonight. Excellent mu-
Advertisement. }
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Wounds Prove Fatal.

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. aug 81
Lewis Hornblower, son OF w. 3. Horn
blower, New York lawyer ana nuancier
died early today from a pistol wound
inflicted last Tuesday.
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ATHLETICS WIN BY
CLEVER HEADWORK
Oldring Dashes Home When
Weaver Makes Misplay,
Thinking Side Retired.
American League.

csterdaN's results;
Chicago, !: Philadelphia. ?
81. Louis. ,: Wa shington. 0.
Cleveland, |: Boston. 2.
Detroit, 7. I; New York. (. -
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ST LOUIS BOSTON

sBatted Tor OLesry IN The nInth.
tBatted for Saith Ia the sixth
Score by inpinEs-
St Louis ..,-.-.-.-->..-l I'll
Bo.tou ................... s-s
suramaryi Errcrs-Kouetohy. o'L~av tN. Rob-
erts (z) Msrsnvil,s. Smith. Tvo-oase htt-Ney-
s-p Threc-has~ hit-Dsviip. Hits-nr posk.
IN nv. innings rnonc out IN the SIXTH. of Gcysr
I IN three nuinEs. Sacrifice hi;-6Tifflth Sac
riN-e fy-&orrey. Stolen bases-Nysrs. :. Lrfi
on ouses-s,. Louis. :: Boston. & First base
balis-Off DoAk. !: Off Geyor. Ftrpt base
errurG-st Louis J. Boston. :, Hit by pitcher
Hy Doak (Neyess). Struck out-Hy Dosk. g. By
Rudolph z wild pitches-Doak, :. Time OF game
u hour ~ miputes, Umpires-oD Day and En-
sIa
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20 :. second: John Hurie 10, tornesi to 8
third Time l.ii is. se-rcts. Niit Ionc1. Gros
Friar and Minnie r also ran
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cinuat g: Brooklyn, .. Tvo-base hit-Rucker.
Three base h,l-Dnubett. Homo run-Hoblitzell.
Sacrifice hft-Horsaps Stolen baSe-DhubA-t. Dou-
bic pIay-Cutshaw and Dauoorr. Bases balls
or Allen 4: of Rucksr. I: Off johnson. 8
Struck oul-By Ruckor. 8: by Iohnsoo. s. Et by
pitchcr-By Allen tWlckland aud Batesl. wild
pi,c.-Johnson. H!ts-On Alien mono In two IN
niuEs fuonc out 10 tho third); or RpcIer. IN
seven innings. Time Of game hours / minute.
umpirsS-Klcm and Orth.
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GIANTS WIN SECOND
FROM CUBS HAND|LY
Zimmerman Fouls Out Twice
With Bases Full; Cheney
Is Hit Hard.
National League.

Yesterdays results:
Brooklyn. .: Cincinnati, I.
New York. s; Chicago. J.
Boston, .; ST Louis, /
Philadelphia. 3: PittsbUrg. 3 Called
end OF twelfth inning. Darkness.
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RED SOX DEFEAT
MAPS AGAIN. 2-I

1g. ee.-Boston won
d. ? 20 I. II was a
which honors were
{ and Gregg. but Be
er support. Boston
I'm the nth inning.
TO right. Jackson
chance TO throw the
at first. but the ball
nd ana rolled IN The
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CLEVELAND. Aug
again from Cleveland.
pitchers battle. In Y
even between Bediont
,tilent had the better
scored It's nrst run
Carrigan singled [
thought he had a ch
Boston ma mayer out a
slInnnd from his hnnf
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Majestic pavilion tonight, dancing
{ 20 10 10. Big band. fine floor.
f,fv.r,is.meutl
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Default.

rumor today that In re-
.|||lo mss action at Wimbledon
Uould default 10 Williams IN
Ia should meet I'm the fine !.
||kely. Mclaughlin disposed
"a by explaining 10 the Inter
ID. Service correspondent how
nnsportsmanlilSe for him 20
hing.
. be unfnir 10 the association.
|-o bfficials and TO Williams,
. AID. "Williams is now play
>Diendid game that II would
/ hot TO give him a chance TO
|. nplonship on merit"
~fIf,aI 1tS entra nts there are
.1>n Ieft-McLoughlin, Niles.
|||1iarns, Washburn and Stra
-1set Williams. Mclaughlin
4 of Sfrachan tomorrow. The
Ia straight sets today from
"A speedy Harvard boy. This
|&rner's stock has risen re-
If there is a dark horse In
md. Il Ia he. He Is n player
tuehlin type. lacking only the
Sets.
a by sets OF the Mclaughlin
&[ch follows:
II, ..ist sI5 3 $50
-.......e & 3-5
I.e7i ~ 32st +4
<g4 2 o 81
SO : f--;S
~ s tS 0 0-5s
@<H follow:
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NEW YORK-DETRolT.
First sams.)
NEW YORK
DETROIT.

'Baticd FOR Zeldor In tho ninth
tBdttcd for Mcconnell In tho ninth.
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'Blfled Tor UftkS IN INC cIshIh.
Score by ilnings-
Cleveland .....,..........n II
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sBat,od for Miller In the ninth
1Battcd for Rucber In the ninth.
Score by inuings-
Cincinnati .....-,.........o n ?-T
Brooklyn ...,.........,...0 ! o q q -
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
MAY CONTRACTS
OFFERED FREELY
All Months Of in Sympathy,
Sentiment in Market Is Ex-
tremely Bearish.
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS..

CHICAGO. April 15.-Continued fine
Weather and easier tendency OF foreign
markets caused little lower markets in
wheat at the start to-day. Wheat
opened steady to &c lower. with trade
in May rather light and in July and
September moderate.
Corn started easy all around on aC-
count Of fine weather and lower cables,
which were generally easy.
oats were easier with wheat and corn,
but there was considerable changing
going on in May. longs getting over into
July.
Although conditions surrounding the
wheat market were as depressing from
the owners standpoint as heretofore.
the market was strong during a good
part Of the day. Corn developed sur
prising strength following a rather easy
opening. The advance was fastened
by reinstatement of considerable corn
recently sold out by a leading elevator
concern and also by covering by shorts.
In oats. as in corn. there was a great
deal Of covering by shorts. The market
meanwhile rallied.
Provisions suffered from liquida ton
by longs all morning
Cash sales: Wheat. 40 900 bushels.
corn. 10000 bushels; oats, 10, 600
bushels.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
HAYWARD G. cLARK's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS. April l5.-Therc was
no political news Of consequence this
morning. except that the national strike
in Belgium is on. and trade Of course is
al standstill.
Liverpool was about two points lower
than due on futures. Spots point
higher: sales 1000 bales our market
opened , points lower with feeling in
cined TO be easy on account Of good
weather prospects and more reassUring
river news. but New York steadied.
which checked selling here.
According To New York advices. some
big traders are working on a scaipinE
plan on q large scale. buying around
l1as. without regard TO the news re-
ceived. believing the market again will
work up repeatedly to e.
The journal OF Commerce SAYS cotton
goods men are proceeding conservative
~. cancellations beirg received. Shortly
after the close Of Liverpool the market
weakened 70 l2.l2 for July. then rallied
again on a report that the levee had
broken at AodOc, opposite CoahOma,
Mss. on the Arkansas side
Spots here continue neglected and are
lower, but a large SPOT house in Alabama
wires: Good inquiry from American
and EUroDean mills around these prices
Weather too cold for planting and germ
nation
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-15
NEW YoRk PRODUCE MARKETS,

NEW YUM PhOpOCE MARK 7 S.
NEW YORK, April l5.-Petroleum
firm; crude Pennsylvania, $50.
Turpentine easy, 42Q421z
Rosin nominal; common. 40 (bid).
Wool steady: domestic fleece, 2S1z a
80: pulled secured basis. 40G57: Texas,
secured basis $3.50.
Hides quiet: native steers, 161zM19ia:
branded steers. 153a6i5
Coffee steady; options opened ! to
lower; Rio No. : spot, lis asked.
Rice steady: domestic. ordinary to
prime. as ass.
Molasses steady; New Orleans. open
kettle. S5d50.
Sugar. raw, steady: centrifugal, $3.50
3.36; muscoyado, 2.SS; molasses sugar,
25SG 2.6i.
Sugar. refined dull fine graduated,
4.1544.20 cut loaf. 4.9565. 90: crushed,
4.S5T4. go mold 4. 450G455: cubes, A. 40
a4.45: powdered. 435D4.+O: diamond 4,
$40; confectioner's \, 4.OOd4.05: softs,
No. l, S.90d395 No. is points
lower than No. and Nos to il are
each appoints lower than the preceding
grade.)
Beans active: Marrow. choice. 5.55a
$50; pea, choice. S.75gS.s5; red kidney,
Dried fruits steady; apricots, choice
TO fancy. l0d12; apples eva oorated,
prime to fancy. 554dSi4: nrunes. eos TO
SOS, "a bid; Sos 10 zoos. Siim4l2:
peaches, choice 10 fancy, 81 a.: seeded
raisins, choice to fancy. 5l496A