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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-04
Sporting n ew $
MANAGER TT. EGAN
HAS GREAT RECORD
SPEED BOY LEADER HAS WON
FIVE REMNANTS WHILE A
MEMBER or {. A.

Manager e. r. EsAn who again
grabbed on the Central association
bunting has record which Is UNI
equaled by any other minor league
manager IN organized baseball IN
nine years OF service in JusNce's cir
cult Ned has won Ave peEnarts. m
ished second twice and only on one oc-
casion did he finish In the second
division.
Ned made his debut In the Central
association way back in the spring OF
1905 at Keokuk. The league was then
known as the old Iowa State league
and included Boone, MarshalltOwn,
1T. Dodge, Burlington, Ottumwa, Wa
tArloo, Keokuk and OskAloOSa. AZ the
head Of the Indians IN 1905 Ned nm
iShed in fifth place. The next year he
went to Burlington and finished In
second place III 1907 Ne won tho nAg
and in 1908 he again finished In sec.
ohd position. Ned's last year IN Bur
lfngton, which was In 1909 found him
again carrying OF the honors.
With the organization of the new a..
sociation here in 1910 Egarl removed
his holdings to Ottumwa and has been
here ever since. In 1910 Ned's club
finished IN second position, losing the
flag to Quincy BY few points In
1911, 1912 and 1913 bis team wss o.
top of the ladder practically through
out the season and on leach occasion
successfully landed the pennant for the
locals Mr.. Egan before leaving OF
tumwa last week stated that he had
not made any definite plans regard.
Ing 1914.
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RUSH HOME TO MAKE
SON AN AMERICAN

New York, Sept. 3.--Mr. and Mrs.
Herman n. Harjss made q hurried trip
from Paris to New York 50 that their
son, born here last night, might be be.
yund any shadow Of doubt, an Amer-
lea citizen. They arrived yesterday
with just six hours to spare. Mr..
Harjes ID a member OF the banking
firm Of Morgan Harjes & Co.: the Paris
associates OF j. p Morgan & Co.
Although born in France he ID now an
American citizen His wife was Miss
Ferdericha Berwind Of Philadelphia.
They came to New York for the same
purpose when their first boy was born
two years ago.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-04
WHEAT MARKET
IS HELD STEADY
OPENING PRICE 10 SLIGHTLY
HIGHER THAN Yesterdays
CLOSING FIGURE.

Chicago, Sept. s.--Unsettled and
showery weather predicted for the
northwest tended to bring about firm
ness today In wheat. Foreign news was
bullish, with Paris trading excited 0w-
inG to the s6antiness of native offer-
ihks. Lightness Of receipts In the Unit
ed states counted also against tho
bAArS. Prices here opened u to No
higher and made a material additional
gain.
The wet weather northwest was ex-
pected to delay threshing and reduce
r1arketings. A biz decrease in the
worlds avaiiable stock helped carry
Quotations yet higher. The close was
steady ~ to 1Nc over last night.
Corn blurred In response TO the fact
that heat and drought showed no let up
on the plain states. Higher cables in
crease the feeling in favor Of the buy
Ing side. Sales on the resulting ad-
vance were Ill well taken. First prices
showed a rise Of " to y and the mar
ket continued to gain.
Absence Of rural offerings pushed
prices steadily upward and 30 did the
fact that the bulk Of the Argentine
crop had been shipped. The close was
nervous at an advance Of u to mo
1Kc net.
General commission buying hardened
oats. There was an upturn Of y to y
n u at the outset but not all Of this
was held.
Provisions developed strength with
the hog market Deferred options led
the advance which on the first TRANSACT
lions ranged from ~ to TING.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-09-04
BARNEY PELKY IS
STILL IN THE GAME

Barney Peiky, e1d-time pitcher Of
the American league, insists that two
legs are not necessary for a pitcher.
III proof Of this he sends In d photo.
graph Of A. G. Murphy, pitcher for the
coal mine teams Of Farnllfigtot, Mo-,
his home. Murphy Is employed as a
bookkeeper In the mines. Largely be.
cause he Is such fine pitcher, the
miners insist he be given light EN-
ploymetlt, 20 he may help them win
games. His left leg ID made Of cork,
and he pitches with his left arm.
But Barney thinks he IL good enough
for the big leagues. He is twenty
two years old, and weighs 16S pounds,
writes Barney. His record In the
Pennington and Bonnie Terra South
east Missouri league Is az fellows:
1910AWon 20 games, 1ost 4.
1911-Wcn IL games, lost 81 Helena
and Pennington leagus.
1912-Won 80 games, lost 8; st. I'D
ward, Nebraska, and Crystal City
league.
1s12-Won ~ games, lost 8; Farm.
ington, Mo.
Average strikesouts per game. II.
"This fellow" writes Barney, hts
never been hit for more thah hits
per game. He Is gldttOn for work,
and has worked this year several
times every other day. I note that
you ask me whether am coming back
as an infielder. will say that am
playing the infie1d some down here
and some day | am liable to be back
az an infielder."
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BEARS IN CONTROL
Of STOCK MARKET
GENERAL FEELING or DEPRES-
SION PREVAILS AND CAUSES
PRICES TO FALL.

New York, Sept. S.-Speculative con-
ditiohs favored bsar selling again 70.
day The effect u further poor crop
reports and unfavorable staternents OF
railroad earnings were reinforced py
other adverse gconcldefations. Cail
money which touched Per cent late
Yesterday renewed today at N FOR
Weakness Of investment shAreS and
Indications that stocks were being dis
tributed quietly on rallies restrained
speculative buying. Copper issues were
affected by pressure brought against
them, despite the fact that London's
price for the Amalgamated was mater
tally higher. Declines reached two
points IN Union Pacific ana Reading
and .nalf that for Steel AnAalsaEnAted,
Ct. PAul, Can, Great Northern and 9th.
Irs. New Haven VII bought BY thse
it's recovery was small.
Bonds were irregular.
The first transactions In stocks to-
day we're on L declining scale OF price.
The copper shares, yesterdays strong
features, were heavy and most Of the
remainder Of the list sold of with
them. Pressure was not severe but q
number of shares, including Reading,
Union Pacific. Northern Pacific, New
troleum and Pittsburgh Coal preferred
declined point. NSw Haven reached .
new low record at GOO.
The market closed steady. BusineSs
sfraf1k fniserably tovJDfd the end OK
the day but he ~ showed more sta
bility. Fractional recoveries were gen
efnl and New York Central and New
Haven succeeded In wiping out their
declines. California Petroleum lost
several points on the passing Of the
dividend. illinois Central refundifg
forrs weakened iii sympathy with the
stock breaking from % to s04S on one
transaction.
Declines stopped as delivery hour
Approached. Shorts went into the mar
ket for stocks which pulled up Req ding
4 point and other fatorites half a point.
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WHITE sOX TRIM
!. THE maps TWICE
DEATH VALLEY SCOTT PITCHES
cHicAooANs 70 VICTORY
IN INITIAL Battle.
BOSTON BEATS YANKS
speedy Base Running Enable the
World's Champions to Beat n
Il Chances Men; Senator'S Beat
Mackmen In Crucial SsrisA

Cleveland, O.. Sept. S.--Chicago besS
Cleveland In both games Of double
header here yesterday. This eftectu-
ally put an end to ClevelAnd's winning
streak, which lasted through eight
straight games.
Scott, who was Knocked out In the
hrst inning Of yesterday afternoons
game, came back in the first game
atd pitched great ball.
In the second contest Blanding, who
stared for Cleveland, was knocked out
of the bon IN the third inning. The
xn<1ras.
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CUBS WIN DOUBLE
BILL FROM CARDS
EVERS PITCHERS oUrGuEss ST.
LOUIS CLUB AND WIN
TWICE EASILY.
DOVES BEAT. GIANTS
Boston Hits crandall and Fromms
Hard and Have Little Trouble In,
Grabbing Garne--PhilIss
Beat Dodgers.

st. Louis, Sept. 3.---ChicAgo's pitch.
ers were best III the pinchet yesterday
afternoon and st. Louis lost two list
less games 10 the visitors. 1t was the
second double-hsAder In ~ rnany days.
The tie tame yesterday between the
teams will be played of tomorrow.
The scores were S to 3 and 6to /. In
the opening game, Perritt was steady
until the fifth inning, when Chicago
forged ahead. Jim Vaughn, recently
secured from Kansas City by the CHI
cago club, was too mitch for the homo
team In the second. The scores:
Rl>AA 49,
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TRIO Of SPEEDERS
LEFT LAST N!GH1
HEALY, LoRENzEN AND REIN
HART ARE FIRST OF REMNANT
WINNERS TO HIKE.

CHI rfeaiy, LEFTY HeinhAft and
Adolph Lorenzen were the first Of
Ned's pennant winners to make their
getaway The trio left last night.
Mr.. Healy left on Burlington No. for
Denver, Colo, where he VIII join the
western league club OF that city and
finish the season. Reinhart made his
hike for st. Joseph where he will Join
the Drummers md hnish the season.
rorerssn IL spending few days at his
home IN Davenport prior to reporting
to the Detroit Tigers to whom he was
sold To by Manager Ned Esaii some
time ago. n
The remainder Of the petinant crew
are working out for q few days Id New
ton, Centerville, prairis City and other
Iowa points and are hoping to raise
slffcient dough" to carry them TO
their winter quarters. IA
Manager u. r. Egan did not accom-
pany the team on their bArnstOrnine
trip but went direct to hts home in St.
PSul, MINI Mr. Etafi has not n1ade
any plans for next year, but ne win
probably be bsck here ct the hsad q
the 6peedsrs.
Umpire II. p. FlSnnine was In o.
ttifiwA Tor 1 short Nine yesterday IN.
rot,te To his home Ia Cheyenne Wells,
colo. Mr.. F1AriinR VISITED CttumwA
friends Ar,d wilt also fn8ke short
VISIT with his mother IN Osceol6 be
fore gcing west. "F1em" sisted before
leaving yesterday that hs would not b.
back to umpire next season, s4y1ng
that his ranch IN the Colorado city DE-
trianded practically all Of hts tinie. Il
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SPEED BOYS WIN IN
ELEVENTH FRAME

Newton, Sept. 3.A-The hard hitting
Ottuh1wA champion team met their
Waterloo yesterday when they hooked
TIP with the local aggregation. It took
the Central association champions
eleven innings to turn the trick. The
Speed boys hit the ball hard through
out the game. The score by inning and
batteries follow:
r. H. e.
Ottumwa ...2oo0o021003-S IA 1
Newton ...00000100400-5 II 8
Batteries - Betsil and Sampson,
Link; Ellert and Harmony
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LOCAL HOGS TAKE
SLIGHT SLUMP
OTHER MEATS HOLD STEADY At
QUOTATIONS THE SAME As
YESTERDAY.

Porkers in the ottumwa markets
showed b ave cent drop on practically
all weights today. The other prices re-.
main the same AZ yesterdays QUOTA
tions, The list for today follows:
WhoLESALE MARkETA
Hoss-,soo 49, 49, ,s ssG:'; i5oalso ,7,ss;
$50 zoo, $3.50; 2ooWs4o, $3.50; 24oG
goo, 1870; 500 and over s7.4o; packers
Cattle--Choice corn red METERS s1so,
GOOD heifeSs. yb.60ne: common 10 faiS
light heifers. IS; choice corn ted cowA
yS@sS6: good cows, $3.50; eoMrnon 70
sair . COWS s495: Gamers. sS@Sse::
bologna bulls, $3.50, butcher htlls SoSe
calves, $3.50; choice heavy calves. sSs
$50; common tt fair calves, @S.
Lambs Choice lambs, $t05.so; good
lambs, $404.75: fair lambs. $sGS7si
' ses s'i sasep-ss'sSSs,s; fair Sheep
ora,n and Hsy.
,s gr ,.a ard hay.strsst prices .t 3
w Nc &c. ;sr7aw Sos. ,s nsy a a.
Hislss, Wooi .rJ YsI,ow. 80
Hides--No. cured. i2c; No. ! cured
%; Green, No l Sc; green No. !, &C..
Wool Medium combing seletted ~
Raoo; coarse con1bins. ls91se: me.
dunn clothing, 17016c: braid ana
coarse l5tlsc; light nns. lsYlsc:
heavy. ms, 1J@ lac: bury {sliEhtly).
l4@lbc: bury thard,. il61so. =.
l. 2Sc; No. Z, Sic.
Butter fat--No. i, $40; No. !. ise
Butter, Esss and Poultry. III,
Creamery butter, 850s7o: country
sss1,ryiTssss et,c.. AZ b4'a ..,, !.
e fssshsrsa NJ, Me's a lsc dek I'm. wnite
1901 turkeys. lie; geese. So; suineas
each. 25ci springs, t4c; reosters, SC.
RETAIL MARKnT1.
Flour and FSSd.
Flour and feed--dfaharf flour. pSf
sack. voc; corn chops per owt.. S1.0o:
shorts, Per cwt., $3.50, br1n, per cWt,
$40; corn. new per bu., 1905 hay. per
..wt'. 75c; straw per cwts Ao@Soo: meal
cwt., $50: corn chop. 20 lbs, 4oc: oil
meal, per cwt.. $3.50.
Butter, Eggs and pooitry.
Butter-Countfy butter, 1S0S0c:
Sept. creamery butter SIC.
Egss-Doz.. zoe.
Butter 4.t--No. !. SIC; No. :, SSc,
PCu!try--GeeSe, dressed ID. l6c; tuF.
Keys dressed, s6c; springs. $50; hetaA
sr.,ssed. 1sc: duoks, dressed. 1oo.
FhS1h And oait Fish
F'resh fish.-Catnsh. b. Zee! trout
90 halib At. SOC.
Salt flsh---MAclserel, 1oG13sc: white
ash, pail. e0c herring. Sc; codAsh, 100
1sc: lake 1sh. pail. 6bc: nrinAu hAddts.
h.. lsc
frUits bananas. s001gc: lemons
. sec: oranges, so9soe, .pgisscs, p r. 100
MISUNDERSTANDING, H., &c; onions,
$50 per peck; cauliflowcr.. 20@J0c; 20.
tatoes, peck. g5c. garlic, 2ooi bsets, =
for &C.; peppers, dos. CSC; endive bunch
zoe. satisfy, 2 for $50, celery, TO: oar
rots, bunch, 2 FOR &C.; corn, dos, Toe;
Bermuda onions lb., TIC: rhubArb, H..
7Ac; green peas, 25c qt., new tufnip1.
Tor Sc: radish. for Sc.
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ST. Louis Live Stock.

st. Louis, Mo-. Sept, 3.-The live
stock market fQllews
st. Louis. MO-, Sept. S.-The live
stock market follows:
Cattle Market steady: receipts, g.
900 native beef steers, $6.5o@9; cows
and heifers, 34.7ses.75; stoekess and
feeders, s5.25@7.56: southern steers,
s6.25@7.75; cows and heifers, $4.25@
$50; calves, $5@6.
900; pigs and lights, $55o6s.70; mixed
and butchers. $s.45@S,70: good heavy,
$s36@S55
Sheep-Market steady; lambs lower;
receipts, $500; native rfiittons, 1850
A.; lambs $5.50@750
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DsiIy Primary Movement.
BREEZE FROM LAKE
RELIEVES CHICAGO

Chicago, Sept. "a lake breeze
brought relief from Chicago's hottest
September heat wave this morning.
The thermometer dropped IL degrees
IN d few hours. Yesterday was the
hottest September in the city's his.
tory, the thermometer reaching 81 In
the afternoon and lowering around the
80 mark until early this morning when
It fell to rs. There were three deaths
and four prostrAtions yesterday.
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Chicago cash Grain.

Chicago, Sept. THE cesh grair,
Wheat--No. 2 red, s2Us2hc; No. }
red. GIN 9S2Ac; No. 2 hard. $40
soMe; No. 8 hard. SsM@8shc; No. !
northern spring, ssh@s4hc; No. j
spring, ss@s1c.
Corn--No. Q, 7sH@77c; No. . white,
76% 077Hc; No. 2 yellow, 76h 677Ac;
No. ] corn, 7sA ORC: NO. 8 yellow.
7sH 077hc; No. white, 7sN q TIC; NO.
4, 75& @7sAo.
oats-No. 2, 42Ac; No. z white. 40
441sc; No. white, 42A@4sAc;
standard, 43QD44c.
Rye-No. q, tS66sMc.
BarieyA-66@ 70e.
Timothy, per cwt-$A50@5.40.
Glover per cwt.--$10G1S.
PorkA-y11.60,
,Lard--S11.22k @11.25.
Ribs-$10.s7h Oils.
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Omaha Ljv. stock

Omaha, Nebr., Sept. S.-1The live
stock market follows.
Cattle Market lower; receipts, g.
5O0 native steers, $7@9.10; COWS and
heifers, $6@7.75; western steers, 1850
$50; Texas steers. 35.8507.35 range
cows and heifers, ss.7sU1; calves, 1918
@s.75.
Hogs Market lower; receipts 5000;
heavy, $7.40@775; light, $775@S.35;
pigs, t7@s; bulk Of sales, S7s0T770
Sheep Market strong; receipts, 49,.
600; yeaflings. $5.3065.S6; wethers,
&A.40@4.e0; lambs, 17@7.7O.
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Boston. ); New YORK, z.

New York, Sept. 5.--Boston won the
third game Of the series with New
York, the score being s to 2. Purdue
kept the champions hits we'll scattered
and was seldom In trouble. Not q New
York player reached third base until
the eighth inning.
The visitors knocked both Tesreau
and Fromme out Of the game In the
early innings, but Crsndall WAS effec.
tive
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AHBatted 1Or FFOWm0 III Inc tHlEu.
Score by innings: !.
New York 80. o 0 D o o 0 o ! t---5
Summary: TWO base hits--Connol.
". Crandail Thrse base fiits-Con-
molly Maranvilie. Stolen bases
Merkle, Doyle. Bases on 5sils--on
Tesreau, 8; on Crandall, 2. Struck
out-By Crandall, 8; by Purdue, q.
Umpires-O'Day and Ernsi1e
phiiadeiphia. 8; Brooklyn, 2.
Brooklyn, N. r., Sept. 3.--philAdel.
mia made It three straight from
brooklyn Tuesday WITH another 3 to
> score. The visitors took the lead In
the fourth, when Paskert doubled ana
came home Oh Magee's single. The
locals scored twice III the fourth, when
Daubert and Smith singled and scored
on Killifer's wild throw, and Fishers
sacrifice fly. The Philliss went TO the
front for good In the fifth whsn, with
two out, Killifer singled, Hixey tripled
and Fisher threw wild to third on the
relay. The score: R.H. 3.
Philadelphia O08t20t00-3 II 8
brooklyn 80. OOO20000 0-2 s 4
Battsries- Rixey and Killifer; Huck.
er, RogAn md Mccarthy.
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K.n.as CIV Cash drain,

Kansas City, No, Sept. 3.A4Th0 cash
grain f4larKet Follows: 5sa ffs
Wheat Nc. q red, Sstte. No. 3 red,
s5@s71kc; No. red. S1@s4hc; No. .
hard, s46s7c; No. 8 hard, S3@86hc;
No. 4 hard, 81GlsSu.
No. corn, 75A@7s No. 3 yellow,
7sc; No. white, 7Sh977c; No. 3
75hc: No. yellow, rec; NO. 1 yellow.
75e; No. 4, 74c.
Oats--No 2, 4s@41kc; No. >, 411tc.
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a.. Louis 0rsin Futures.

st. Louis, Mo-, Sept. 3--The closing
grain futures follow:
wheat-May, SsAe Bid; Dec, ssMc
bid; May, SsM0SSAc bid.
Gtrn-sept., 75M @7btke bid; Dec,
7SMc bid; May, 75Ac.
Oats--sept., 42Ac, bid; Dec, 4sc;
May, 4Sssc bid.
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Washington 4, PhlladstphIa I.

B PhnadslphiA. Pa, Sept. q. Wash
ington won pitchers battle between
Ehgle and Shawkey from Philadelphia
yesterday by 3 TO I. Two Of Washing.
tons four singles were punched by
Morgan and Henry with pass to Fos-
ter. An error In the seventh inning
gave the visitors enough runs to
land tho victory.
The Score r. IA. u.
washington ..0o000020o-2 4
Philadelphia ..0O10d0000--1 & 1
Batteries Engls and Henry; Shaw.
key and Schang.
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81. Louis Cash Oral

st. Louis. Mo, Sept. s.--The cash
grain market follows:
Wheat-No. 2 red, s2@s4Ac; No !
red, 91@92Ac; No. 4 red, S5@SSc; No.
3 hard, S6A @91c; No. hard s6@90kc.
Corn-No. Q, 76c; No. white, TIC;
No 2 yellow, 761a @77c; No. 3, 75c; No.
3 yellow, 76c.
oats-No. 2, 42A @4sc; No. 8. 41h@
42c; No. white, 42hc; No. white,
411s@42e standard, AN D4sc.
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Ger Lot Receipts.

lcl:s"go, Sept. s..Following are to-
DAYS car lot receipts:
!. Wheat--410 cars, with ESQ Of contract
,,orn-se2 cars, with 4os Of contract
? Oats-515 cars, with Is Of contract
Total receipts OF wheat at Chicago,
Minneapolis and Duluth today were
i,3i cars, compared with l,4lo cars
the corresponding day year ago.
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SCARCITY OF HOGS
PERMITS ADVANCE
RECEIPTS AND oFFERlkos ARE
MUCH LES0 THAN MAD DkKN
GxpEcrGp.

Chicaxo, sept. S.--oRerings OF hogs
TODAY fell OF for the hfst time this
week and prices advanced.
Cattle were easier On . liberal run.
Sheep and lamb supplies were sx-
cessivV.
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r. H.. e.
TENEMENT coLLAPsEs

Dublin, ireland, Sept. 81. Seven
persons we're killed and five seriously
injured by the collapse of two old
tenement houses in Church street last
night The remainder OF the fifty-three
tenants Of the house have been ac-
hunted for.
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Kansas City Grain Futures

Kansas City Grain Futures.
Kansas City, Mo-. Sept. 3.--The clos.
Ing grain futures follow:
Wheat-Sept., S3A @S3hc; Dec,
s7Ac; May, ssAe.
Gorn-sept, 7sc; Dec, 7shc: May,
75M@75Ac.
Oats dept, 4sc bid; Dec, 4s1sc bid;
Nav, 4S@48hc bid.
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ST. Joseph Live Stool

st. Joseph, MO, sept. s-The live
stock market follows:
Cattle Market slow, steady; receipts
5000; stess> Se.569S.75 cows and
heifers. $4@s.75; calves. 5000.
500; top, ;s.s5; bulk, s7.soSsst. -
Sheep Market IL to use lower; re-
ceipts. $500; lambs. t4.75G750.
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Results Y esterday.
National League.

National League
At st. Louis-First game: st. Louis,
3; Chicago, s. Second game: st. Louis,
l Chicago, 6.
AT New York-New York, 2; Boz
At Observation-Disclosures, 81 Gin
cinnati, 2.
At Brooklyn-I3 reoklyn, .; Philadel-
phia, 8.
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Minn,epolis cjosino Wheat.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 3.-C1osing
ern, s7KSssAe, No. ! northern, $40
s7Ac:s No. 8, S2A 0s5Ac; Sept, seize;
Dec, S9Ac; May, 94Nc.
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Boston 4; New York 3.

Boston. Mass, Sept. SPEEDY base
running WAS great fsctor In Boston's
win from the New York American
leaguers yesterday. I to 3 A double
steal gave the home team one run aud
the three others wsts scored from
|scond bass following singles. No
Hale, who WAS formerly with Boston,
was effective except In the frst and
third innings. The score:
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PeoriA Cash Grain.
Peoria, ILL.,, Sept. 3.-=The cash grain
market Fellows:
Cefr-Receipts, "a cars; No. 2 vel.
low, 76e; No. 3 white, 76c; No. yellow
Zee; No. 4 yellow, 75hc.
OatsAReceipts, 13 cars; No. 3 white
4sc; NO. s white. A@42hc; standard
42Ac.
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New York Prod ues.

New York, Sept. 3.-Butter-M Market
firm; receipts. 13,454 tubs
Chese-Firnn; receipts. ss765 boxes.
Esss-Hteady ana unchanged; re-
ceipts 20,6o2 cases.
Poultry-Dressed, quiet and firrhtt;
flesh killed western chickens. 17m2so;
fowls, 15@ Ice; turkeys, 10000.
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Kansas city Prod ues.

/ kansas city: Mo-, Sept. s.-Butter-
Creamery. soc: frsts, 29c; seconds,
2Tt. packing, 22c.
r .s-F'irsts, 22e; seconds, 15c.
Poultry-Hens. ise: ROSTERS, &C;
ducks, 1Oc; springs, t5c.
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~ 0UnMaFys
Stolen tases--SpeakeT Z, Regh,
Ysrkes. Left on basss--Nsw York u;
Boston 5. Bases on balls--Off B4dfent
II; OF, McFfAle q. Struck out by No
Male s; BY Bedisnt 1. Umpifss- EeAA
and Connolly.
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago, Sept. Higher;
crxameries, 24629c.
Eggs-Mafket unchanged; receipts.
9,S45 cases.
Cheese gular; daisies, 14%@
15c: twins, IAN ap14Ac; young Amer
icas, ISM @151fd; long horns, 15@15Ac.
Potatoes-Unsettled; receipts, 80
cars; Minnesota and Ohio, 6bG6sc;
Jersey, 906DS5e.
Poultry-Alive, lover: springs, ice:
fowls, 15c.
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EARL coEs ON STAGE.

London, Sept. 3.--The Earl Of Car.
rick Is the latest recruit from the
ranks Of the nobility to the music hAil
stage. II was announced today that
bis appearance has been arranged Tor
an early date In d one act play -
tilted "a Point Of Honor" AZ
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Omaha Cash Grain.

Omaha, Nebr., Sept. s.-The cash
grain market follows
Wi1eAt-No 2 hard s1M@S3e; No. 8
hard. s6M@s3hc.
Corn-No. . white, 74c; No white
73H G074c; No. Q yellow, 78hc; No. 8
yellow, 72h@73c; No. ., 75A973kc;
Ne. 3, 7sc.
Oats-No. 3 white. 4oXc.