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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES

KALAMAZOO. MICH. August =
Mabel Trask. driven by Walter Cox.
won The $4,000 Paper Mills purse this
afternoon for 2:0S tIottcrs. setting a
mark OF 2:o3 "A for tho event and in
cidentally trottinS the fastest mile of
the present Grand Circuit season The
famous daughter Of Peter the Great
was forced to her record mile by ST
Frisco, driven by Pop" Gcers who
again divided honors with the crowd
2:l3 trot thrcc in fivc): purse, 81 600
Esperanza. b. m. by cariokin
Brescia. H. IN. tFleminE) ..... C . ,
George y: aPtterson. blk. Ii.
tRutherford) ............ 3
Echomorc, Pittsburgh. Teddy Brooks
and The Exposer also ran. Time. .:OS,
e:0I IL. 2:l0.
Paper mills stake for 2:OS trotters
Mabel Trask. CHI. M, by Peter
the Great tCox) 1000. l
Guy Nella, br. m. (Snow). , 3 2
Laramie Lad. aNnco. The Emo, Omar
and Virginia Barnette also ran. Time.
2:07 2-4. 2:03 3-4 2:05 Ii. EOS Ii.
2:o5 pace uhree in fvc); purse,
81 600:
Leila Patchen. blk. M by
Dansbro (Snow) ........
The Savoy, blk. e. (Floyd) ] 3 . .
White SoX. b. III. Durfec).. 2 . 2 2
King Couchman. General Todd. Joe
Patcheu IT. and PrOtcro Boy also ran.
Time, 2:0i Ia. 1908 "a. o:07 ia. zoe "a
200
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Totals. IL % II | Totals....3i -
Rated for Wilson in fourth.
tliattcd for AmcS in seventh
tf'attcd for blackburn in ninth.
'.attrd for Hughes in ninth
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ACIDS IN THE SYSTEM

Acids accommodating in the system in
excess, poison the blood and cause
great variety of diseases, affecting the
skin and other mucous surfaces, the
heart and arteries, brain and general
nervous system, joints and muscles.
Some Of these diseases arc Rheuma-
tisrm in it's nnny forms. Catarrh,
Eczoma, Hives, itching and burning
of the skin, dizziness, mental dcpres-
sion and variety of other ailments.
You must eliminate the acid from
your system and purify your blood
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GROVER COPS HIS CAME
ZIMMERMAN F0RGETS ALL
ABOUT WHAT'S GOING ON
Starts kick When kiliifer IL Called
Safe at Hot Corner In
Twelfth.

PHILADELPHIA. August 2.-Alcx-
ander tri"mphed over Prcndcrgast in
thrilling twelve-inning battle to-
day. 10 o. The only run was scored
by killifer. who snealied home while
Hcnic Zimmerman was arguing with
the umpire over Il decision at third.
Eillfcr singled In the twelfth. and
Went to thhd when Wilson threw
poorly TO catch him off first. AlcXan-
der hit a short fly 10 Kelly, and Pas
kcrt hit TO prcndcrgast The latter
threw TO third in an effort to catch
killfcr, but the latter was called safe.
Zimmerman started To kick, and forgot
all about the ball and kiliitcr. The
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STANDING OF CLUB,
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before you can be rid OF your trouble.
S. s. S. has been purifying and nour-
ishing the blood for over half a CEN
tury. 1t is also very efficient tonic
and being purely vegetable, it is the
most efficient agent known in the
cleansing of the blood and toning up
Of the system.
Call for it at your druggists and
don't accept substitute. If special
medical advice is desired write Med
zeal Department %, Swift Specific Co,
Atlanta. Ga.
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PETERSBURG CLEANUP

PETERSBURG August For tho
first time this season, Petersburg Won
the entire series of games from the
visitors the Tars being the victims9
Petersburg winning the last game by
the score of = te - Spaid and Nicks
were in the box for their respective Z
teams, and. barring the sixth Ining,
when Spaid presented the Tars With
two runs. he pitched in fine form.
Nicks was hit hard ana at opportune3
times. Fast fielding on the part Of,
the TarS prevented the home team fron,s
scoring on several occasions. The hit
ting OF Henry. Goalby and IIudgins, OF
the home team. and Nicks, for tho
visitors. featured the game. The scorc:l
Drf.
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Trans-sIississippf Golf.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, August O.
Play In tho first two rounds of the
championships flight at tho trans Mis-
sissippi golf tournament here tonight
g. Lcgg, Minneapolis, four TIMES title
holder.
In the morning round. Legg elimi-
medallist and Minnesota state cham.
plon, three up and two to play Harold
T.. Bend. st. Paul. lost TO the former
champion In The afternoon, two down
and one to play. =.
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stockton Street WING

Stockton street Sunday School base
ball team defeated the Central Metho-
dist nine yesterday afternoon by the
score of 10 to /. The game went ONLY
i've innings. as IL was impossible TO
start until o'clock.
Score by innings: III E
Central ............0 00O1- .
stockton .......... O7 2 DO IL o
Batteries: Central-WhitmoIe and
Lilsey; Stockton-Allen and Vest
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President harrow, OF the Intcrna-
tiOnat League. will reach Rich M Ond
this morning nj $50 O'Clock and he Mt
Murphy's Hotel. President Alvin VI.
Smith. of the RIchmOud club. secured
a suite of rooms for tho international
chief yesterday. President Barrow
will he mt the Broad street Park thl.
afternoon TO look over baltimore and
the Richniond lndS In the first Sumr
of the four-Enmc series between the
fen
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Totals....32 7 q IL Totals....29 5 81 is 0
'Batted for Cunningham in eighth
fBattcd for Young I'm ninth
tBatted for Mckee in ninth.
Gran for Dubuc In ninth.
Score by !unings'
W
Detroit .................0 0 o o %
Summary: Runs-Burns. Crawford. Hooper
Barry. Hoblitzel t2l. Gardner: Two base
hita-Gardncr. Walker. Vcach, Hooper.
Three base hit-Crawford. Sacrifice hits
Walkor. Lewis. Scott t2). Stolen base
Barry. Bases on balls-oH Foster, 3; off
Cunningham. 9: off Boland. 3. Struck out
by Foster, ]: by Cunningham. 4; by Dubuc.
J.. Passed ball-Thomas Wild pitch-Cun.
mingham;; Umpires. Connolly and Owens.
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WEEDS Dead Wife's Sister.
Cnoci,,l IN Tho Tim nS- niSna!C IN

MANASSAS. VA, August Miss
Mary Love Aldrich and Bailey Tyler
both OF Haymarket, prince William
County, were married this afternoon at
Shelter Farm, by Rev. Eobb White.
rector o.: ST.. PauPs Episcopal Church.
The bride is tho daughter of an Epis-
copal clergyman and a. sister Of her
husbands first wife,
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ERRORS AID HUSTLERS

BUFFALO, y. Y. August I'm
ability Of :lIe Bisons 10 solve the de-
nvcry OF l.evercnz former ST. Louis
brown pitcher. gave the liustlcrs tho
final game Of the series to-day by the
score Of to J. Levcrcnz was invinci-
Bile with men on the bases, the cham
pions allowing twelve OF their men to
lanSuish on the bases. Errors behind
Pcnnock gave the llustiers three OF
their runs. The score:
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DODGERS FINALLY WIN

BROOKLYN. August 2.-Broollyn
and Cincinnati battlcd for thirteen in
ningS to-day, the former winning, :
TO 4. Singles by pfeffcr and Johnston
and Dauberts double brought across
the deciding tally. The National
League leaders pounded Schneider for
tWcnty-one hits. hut wasted most of
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WHITE sOx CLIMBING
EDDIE COLLINS STILL
HITS FOR THREE BASES
Athletics Demonstrate the Fact That
They Arc ShOt-to-Pleces
Aggregation.

CHICAGO, August 2-Chicago won
its eighth straight victory to-day by
taking the final game OF the series
from the Athletics. to .. II was
Philadelphias fourteenth consecutive
defeat. Three double plays by Weaver
and Ness. and Eddie Collins triple.
which sent TWO men home, were fea-
lures. The score:
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HOWLEY is HERO

MONTREAL. August 2.-ManaSer
Howlcy was the hero Of Il twclve:in-
ming pitchers battle between F'ullen-
wider and Herbert to-day, which the
Royals won, 3 TO T. Fullenxider had
the best OF the argument. but a couple
OF poor plays enabled the Leafs TO tie
tho score in the NTH. With two down
in the twelfth inning. Howlcy slammed
the ball over the left held fence for a
home run. The score:
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summary; Fms schultz" MlmauN Burns
q iicrzos. knun. Mcrilci ~ Two-basr
hts-Burns. McrlIc, Thrcc-ha hits-IIcr.
cog. ii!nchman. Burns. Schuit. Sacrifice hi,
,i"y!" DoIhl" pays-Carcv TO Farmer
fi.rHoE To Doyle to Ncrkl" Left on bts,s
New York. !: PITTSBURGH. Bases on
htlIs-oh Benton 1: off Mamaux 3 Hit bv
pitch"r-hN N1uHuX, t'nitchrrJ. Struck
"ut-hN Benton. ;; by MamauN :. I'm.
;'ircs O'pay and Eason. Time las
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Baskerville won first half Of pennant race
with percentage of .G2S. Tho team WOE
thirty-three and lost twenty games.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Charlotte Mt Ashcvillc.
Durham mt Winston-S Salem.
Greensboro ut Raleigh.
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Jackson Is Climbing

WASHINGTON, August Joe
Jackson gained aud ry Cobb lost
ground to-day in tho rare with iris
Speaker for American League hat
ting hOn0rs. Hy fnilinS to get
hit In three times up, Cobb lost ::
points, while Jackson gained 8
points with two hits In five times
ut hut. Speaker. who IL ont of the
game, still has q comfortable lend.
Vie XtumhinSt
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Cooper Gcta neIease

Cooper has been given his five-day
notice of release by Manager. Billy
Smith. Crabblc has been signed, and
will probably be given tryout against
BALTIMORE during the week.
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Biting Ii Sold.

CHARLOTTE, \. c., August o-Ea ri
Biting. third baseman of the AshcviIlc
club. Of the North Carolina League.
was to-day sold to the Memphis club,
OF the Southern Association, at n price
reported TO be $1,000.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


At St Paul-St. raul. 0: MINNEAPOLIS.
(. 80
&c. '"o'
(Cnly two schcdulcd)
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BRAVES TAKE LICKING

BOSTON. August ".-LandinS on
Hughes for two two-baSc hits aud a
single, with walk saudwichcd in af
ter two were out. st. Louis scored three
runs in the ninth inning and won The
final game OF the present series with
the braves. = to ,, Black burn. re-
called from Providence. OF the In
tcrnational League. played tine
game The score:
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GIANTS BEAT MAMAUX

NEW YORK. August New York
made il five out OF six from Pitts
burGh to-day. winning the last game
OF the series, to > MamauX was hit
harder than at any time this season
the Giants making thirteen hits for
nineteen bases. The score:
oil.
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Birds Fly This WAY

baltimore comes here to-day for
to-day and Tomorrow will begin mt
the usual hour, 4i3O O'Clock. On
Saturday, however, there will be n
doubie-hcader With the Birds, and
the first game will begin at 1850
o'clock.
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IlociI~strr.


BuTn!o .........-..-....o y q o q al
RochcStsr .......-.-..... o.
Summary: Runs--onSiow. S.onn. Leach.
jacobson Stclin Bases on balls-oH Pen
mock, 4; off Lever"nz. = Struck our-by
pennock. :; 10y I..verenz. Two-bas~ hits
.'accbson. NcAulev. Sacrifice h!ts-No"lke.
Deviin. Sacrifice ny.-Jackson Stolen bases
-s;gln. Mcdonald. HcAul.y. Hit hy pitcher
~ l.ov--cn.. J. tmprcs. Ran .!ibCc and
Freeman Time, is
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SHUT OUT SENATORS

CLEVELAND. August c.-Clevelan nd
shut out Washington for the second
time in the series to-day. winning,
10 o. and taking three out of four in
the series. The score:
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F FSfNy MGS"' .. 80 Il
Summary: Runs--Sircher. Gust, Jarman
Cueto Two-hase hit-Rcynoids. Sacrifice
hts-Moore. ST. Martin. Kircher. Marcan.
Stolen bascs--Gust. Escl. Cueto. Doubls
play-Carroll to Parmalce to Gust. Bnscs
on balls-ofr Jarmau. .. Struck out-by lar
man. &; by Alton. 8. Passed ball-Rcynoids
Left on bases-Rocky Mount. 3: Portsmouth,
3 Time. li5. Umpircs. Buckley and en-
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Toronto ........0 o.,
Montreal .......3 Is
summary: Runs.Smiih. Graham t2),
blackburn. Smythe. Maiscl, y. Smith. wag-
nor. Eowley. Stolen bascs-Krtchel. Trout,
y. Smith, Wagner. Sacrifice hit-Kritcheli
Danram Two base hit--Rlacaburn. Three
base tit--Smith Home run--Iiowley. Strucl:
out-hy Herbert. !: by Fullenw,der. ,. Eascs
ON hthis-cn It"rbcrt. ;. OF i'hilenwiacr. l.
Time 2:t5. Ifmpir"S. f'ransH;!d and Gar
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sPortsmouth won first half or pennnnt
rnco will ncrccnture of GS3 JI,e ,snn,
won forty -one and lust nineteen gnmea.
~SIIopcwel dropped fO- remainder of
season.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Portsmouth at Newport News.
Petersburg at Rocky Mount
fS,rfnJl. idle
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
New York ri Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia nj Cleveland.
Boston at ST louj
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BOSTON GOING STRONG

DETROIT. August 2.-Boston won
it's fourth straight game here to-day.
to .. largely because of Boland's
wildness. In the second and third in
nings he issued three passes. each of
which became 4 run. The'scor
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newark. .; RICHMOND. 3.
Rochester. 4; Buffalo, |.
Montreal, >; Toronto. I.
(NO others scileiuled.)

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Baltimore at RICHMOND.
(No others schctluIed.)
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STANDING o. CLUBS.

WHERE THY FLAT TODAY.
Chicago AT New York
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh nj brooklyn.
Cincinnati mt lsost on.
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Southern Association,

At ADMINISTRATORS. >: Nashville. O.
AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chatta-
nOoga, rain.
AZ New Or.enns-New Orlcans-Lit.]e
Hr.k, rain
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At Observation-Disclosures. /: Columbia,
A. Charlcston--Charlcs o: Column
bus. ).
At Jacksonville-.Jack sonville, II;
Macon |.
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them by reckless base-running.
The
Cincinnati,

SulEmHrN. l.un9-KousCh. thasc (5). CUT
shaw. Daub"";. Strngci. Mc'ariy. pfsn-r.
Two base hii-Dauhert Hon" run-StrnscI.
Double p'aNs-Mrk "Chrie 1" Chase: Olson
10 u,Shaw ~ plutcrt. I.crt bnscs-Cin-
cinnati. =: brooklyn. II Rascs o, balls
OF Schneider = of Pf"ffrr. Tit by
ptoh"r--hy PfcTrr tChascl. Struck out
by Schneider, T. by p!rt;er. :. EMPIRES
lNlcn and ElMsl,c. Time q,
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Rocky Mount, 3; Portsmouth, | on in
nncs).
Petersburg. 3; Norfolk. >.
lNcWnOrt News idc.l
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. y; Philadelphia, =.
Cleveland. B: Washington, u.
B1stun. .; Detroit, ?.
ESQ others schc duled)
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IRAN for Jameson IN ninth
Score by Innings:
Washington ............O 0 @ o O. q
Cleveland ...............0 0 o O -
Summary: Runs-Graney. Roth O'Neili
Two-ba hits-Roth. Jameson. Three base
htt,Rice Sacrifice htts-Gould t2). Smith.
Stolen base-Foster Bases on bals-off
Gould. 3: on Gail!e. .. Struck out-by Gould.
3: by Gnllla. 2: by Ayres. !. Hit by pitcher
by Gallia. 1 iO'NciiD. Wild pitch-Gallia
Double plny-Smth to OMEN. I'mpires
O'LcughlIn and IIildehrand.
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tBaued for c!cott. In Fourth
Score by ipnings r.
Philadelphia ...........i o " q t.
Chicago .................O y = =,
sumUiary: Kuns- l.awry. s;runk j. Col
Inns. Weaver. l. Collins ca. Ness. Fclsrh,
Lapp: Benz. Two-base hits--E. Collins
Feiseh Three-base h,r-E. Collins. Weaver.
Sacrifice hits-E. Collins. McMulien. Walsh.
Struck out-by cicotte. /: by Benz 3: BY
Johnson. !. Bases on bsils-off Cicottc !:
CT Johnson. ). OF Williams. l. Dolhi.
plays Weaver I" Ness co: N,Hs to Neay-r
Cir pires. Chill and Dineen. Time l:53
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N ational League
t;ESI;ITS YESTEunAy

~. Louis, ,: Boston, 3.
New York. 6; Pittsburgh. =.
Philadelphia, l: Chicago. u or inninr.)
brooklyn, >; Cincinnati. I I3 inninvs)
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North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.


Greensboro. o; Ashcyille. O.
Winston Salem, 10; Charlotte, (iirst
Eame).
Whist on Salem, 3; Charlotte. { (second
game).
Durham. 3; Raleigh. . I'll innings).
CANNING; oIf CIJypS
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Scor" by innings. H..
Boston ................. ~ u @ / .
Summary: Rurs-RcSchcr. Reck. Tornsby.
Gonzales. Williams, j. g.. Smith, Black
burn. Tylcr. rwo-h.sc hits -t;nnZairs Rock.
Bcschcr. Thrcc-b base hits-.l;lack burn. I!orns-
by. Tyler. stolen Blackburn. Sacrifice
hit--Maranvi'i". Double piay--iiornshy 10
Rctzci 10 Miller. Bases on hsli@-"m Tyler.
=; OF Hughes. 2: Of Williams. :. Hits
OF Amcs. In C innings: OF TYLER, 6 in b
inningG struck out-hy Am"S. = by !iuEh"s.
:; 10y Williams. !. Wild pitCh-!iugh"S I'm
pircs. Klglor and Harrison. rim.. lot
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Norfolk .................0 . q 0-oi
Petersburg .............o . . 80
summary: Runs--llrnry. shaw Goa'by t2J.9
E"wru, Bruce. Sticking. Two base hits
Henry 90, short. Nicks. Sacrifice h;ts--E
,ioalby Spaid Lindsay. Stolen bases--liart- b.
sell. Nirks. Norpcth Double plays--Hart-t5
Sell I" Sticking ~ Morpcth: Bruce to Wc,cher5e
To Morpcih. Bases ON balls-on Spaid. !: off s.
Nicks. = I.cSt on bascs-Pctersburg s; Nor
folk. u Hit 10y pitch-r--Bruce. Struck out,
NV Spaii. ,: by Nicks ;. Passed hall-t3
W"lch.r. wild piIch-Spaid ritne / 40 q
Umpire. CauliiOwer. ~
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summary; Tvo-base hit-Bnnk-
sfon. Threc-base hit-NVitter. Home
run-Witter. stolen bases-Durgin
t2D, HcndryI. nases on ballA-0N
WflkfnaOn, g; or Mckenry, .. struck
out-hy WilkinsOn, 2. Left on bases
Newark, &, Richmond, 10. Time
OF Eame-1:30. Umpircs-Chestnutt
ind CIcary.
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Totals....fc 7'35 Is Totals...H & 60 II
1.-TWO out when winning scored.
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WnshinptoD.

Tota,s....26 : - II Total.5t S2i II
'Batted for Gallia in seventh.
tBatted for Ayers in ninth.
Iran for Jameson in ninth.
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{ hlraEo.


Totals....23 - 3 0 Totals 30 IL - Ii
Hated for Johnson la u:I!D
tHaued for t!cott- In Fourth.
The Keota news., 1916-05-19

nO6 MARKET ABOUT zoe LOWER
Wooled Lambs Still Advancing,
Prices 1o@1se Higher. Ewes AIsa
Higher. Msxieans Bring Days
Highest Price.
Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
Neb.. May II. 191s.-Cattle receipts
for Tuesday was fairly liberal. some
958 loads. or about 5000 head. Al
though the run Of fat cattle was
about one-third larger than yesterday
the demand was Just as strong. and
the market was very active right
from the start On account of the
favorable reports from the other mar
kets both the shipping and local trade
was strong. and offerings sold early.
Choice heavy and light beeves
brought $3.50. some OF the choice
handy weights brought 1856. the
highest for cattle 30 far this season.
Fair to good 1000 to 1850 lb. beeves
sold around $9.0099.30. Prices paid
today for the general run Of beef cat
tie were the highest Of the season.
Quotations on cattle:
Good to choice beeves. $9300965.
fair to good beeves. $s.1o0s.30: COM
mon to fair beeves. 50 00090O: good
to choice heifers. $7.500s75: good to
choice cows. $7.5O0825: fair to good
cows. $6.7507.5O: Gamers and cut.
ters. $4.501G.50: veal calves. $1,000
u.50: bulls. stays. ETC.. $6.006s.00.
The hog trade opened Tuesday
about 10c lower than Mondays price.
The shipping demand was not strong
and the packers did not have use for
all the hogs. The supply was very
large, and the demand being so small,
had q tendency to lower the market
Early packing purchases were made
ut about q dime lower. some buyers
wanting even lower prices. so before
q great number had moved the prices
we're from 1O015c lower than yes
terday
Today was another record breaker
no the sheep market. one car of Col
orado Mex;cans bringing $l2.35. 100
l5c higher than yesterdays price.
This was the only supply Of wooled
lambs on today's market. The sup
ply of clipped lambs was good. and
the buyers took little time in max
Ing their selections. but could not
hold prices down, and at the end
bought the bulk Of the shorn offer
ings at 1O@15c higher. Handy West.
erns made a new years top. reaching
S10.40. and as high as s10.45 was
paid for 77-lb. clipped Mexican-.
Three cars of California spring lambs
brought about steady money.
Quotations on sheep: Lambs. good
to choice heavy. $12.10012.35; lambe.
fair to good. handy. 311.75@12.10;
lambs. fair to choice. heavy. $1,000
l1.75; lambs. clipped. handy. $9.75@
1850; lambs, clipped. heavy. $9.25@
1925: lambs. spring. s11.50013.25:
yearlings. fair to choice. light. $1,000
@11.0O: yearlings. fair to choice.
heavy. $9.OO61O.oO: wethers. fair to
choice. $S25@975; ewes. good to
choice, $S.75@9.50: ewes, fair to good.
$s.00@s.75: ewes, clipped, $6.750S.Se.
The Keota news., 1916-05-19

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