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New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Peck the Pickler

An aroused bvsand know other ball player in his
tory ever baed $50 for nine ten years and then suddenly
turned in to leadt the league late as July
Go far as we can round Pecks furry
uniou Most league this of affairs generally old
members of the 300 Club
this
all rival shoops he has always een
brilliant fielder his Unfolding talent and his slashng
work at bat sets him. where Hans Wagner left off,
Last season. against pitching Peck far below 300 This
AGAINST fine pitching Which merely another
of the quaint that help make baseball what 1t is
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Heat Mars Matinee Races

The heat spoiled the matinee harness
races at the Parkway Track yesterday.
eight owners refusing to start their
horses. Sandy Anna. piloted by Small,
won tho 2:l0-class trot, and The Rang
er, handled by Berseth. took tho 2:2o-
pace in straight heats.
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gFCOSD GAME
Totals sisAst Totals 30 - 10 p u
Brooklyn. ! x-lS
Boston'.. 0 0 O. J

Two base hits-Poweil. Thorpe. Olson. H.
wheat Three base hits--Oson. kon'icnF
ward Sacrifice nies--Johston. konetchy'
Double play-Narsnvillc and Holk" L'it
on bascs-H Boston. Il. Brooklyn. .. Basrs
on baIls-On Cheney. 2. OF Scott. J. on
Fillinglm. ]: of Mitchell. 2. Hits-on
cheney. 3 in "a inning of scott 10 IN
"a innings; of Flllingim 6 IN t's innings.
struck out-By Flingim. ! by Mitchell
s. wild pitch-Cheney. Losing pitcher
Cheney.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Sothoron Pitches Browns
To Victory Over Indians

ST. LOUIS, July 6.-Sothoron
pitched St. Louis to 6 to 2 victory
over Cleveland in the opening game
of the series to-day. The locals
punched their hits in four innings
while Sothoron was very effective with
men on bases until the ninth, when he
eased up and Cleveland made two runs
The score:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
KashiO Bets Vandeventer

PLAINFIELD, n. j., July 5.-Saiich-
iro Kashio defeated Philip Van
deventer in straight sets, ca, 6-l,
IS, on the courts Of the Plainfeid
Country Club to-day, winning the open
championship of Plainield.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Cubs Batter Pittsburgh
Pitchers for Easy Win

PITTSBURGH, July 5-Chicago bat
tors hammered the delivery OF both
Hamilton and Hill for sixteen hits To-
day. the visitors winning, 10 70 Z;
Nerkle. with a single, two doubles and
a triple, and Mann. with two TRIPLES,
led the attack. Carter held the Pirates
to six hits. .rs
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Rowland BUYS Ex-Brave

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. July Jake
Northrop, former Indianapolis and
Louisville pitcher and late Of the Bos-
Ton Nationals, has been purchased by
Manager Rowland, Of the Milwaukee
American Association club.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Good and Bad
Total. 1874 10 24lO2 p Totals ..s3sio27

Totals ..33l 10 "a 10 q Totals .53 10 y Is
'Bstted for Menosky in hffh inning.
tBatted for WhitehOuse in eighth inning
.Bstted for Mcbride in seventh inning.
Washington ........ 0 o.
New York ......... X--s
Two base hlts-Bodie. Vick, Rice. Nel'
son. Peckinpaugh. Three base hit-Pici"
Mich. Stolen bases-Pratt, Rice. Sacrifice
hit-Pipp. Double plays-Peckinpaush and
Pratt: Hannah and Pratt; Shawkoy. Pratt
and Pipp. Left on bases-New York, ::
Washington. 13 Bases on balls - OF
Schneider. 7; off Nelson. 2: off Shawkey.
2; off Craft. 2: off Whitehouse, /. Hits
on Schneider 3 in innings Cnone out in
ffth); off Mogridge 3 (retired. no bats
mcn): off Nelson. 3 in . Ia innings; on
shawkey. in 2-3; off Craft. in Ia
off Whitehouse. in 20; off Gil, none
Nelson, q by Craft. 2. Winning pitcher
Nelson. Losing pitcher-Craft
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
McI.uckie Wins Golf Title

TORONTO, Ont. July b.-W. J. Nc
Lgckie, Of the Kanawanki Golf Club. Of
Montreal, won the Canadian amateur
golf title this afternoon from &. II.
Turpin, Royal Montreal. by six up and
four 70 play.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Totals. 40 10 II 2l l5 ol Totals 80 Is 21 10
sBatted for Ragan In sixth inning.
tBatted for Rixey in eighth inning.

New York. 2 lie
Philadelphia 0 0 /
Two-base hi.s-Zimmerman King. Doyle.
Kauf, A. Baird. Whltted CD, Rixey, Gala
han. Bancroft. Threc-base hit-Bsncroft.
Home runs--Doyle. Callahan Sacrifice M
-Poarce. Sacrifice hies-Nocarty, kAun
CD, Cady. Double plays-Doyie ana has
Esncroft and Cady: Baird and Pearce.
Lett on bases-New York s. PHILADELPHIA,
7. Bases on balls-On causey, on kiafy.
2 Hits-On Causey. IN "a innings; on
Ragan. one In u inning: on Dubuc, IN
3la innings. of Schupp. none ~ = inning.
on Rixey@ IL in ) innings: of WOodHArL
in / inning. Struck out-By kixey, j.
Winning pitcher-Dubuc Losing pitcher-
ElxeY.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
sECONll CANfE
Total, SO ssiiuafsi Totals as IL 27 %

Two-base hits-vick. Bodie 90. Baker.
Home runs-Menoskey. Leonard. stolen
bases-Foster Menoskey, Shanks. Janvrin.
Sacrifice hit-Gharrity. Left on bases
New York. g. Washington. 3. Bases on
balls-On McGraw. s. off O'Doul, :; on
Shaw, 3. Hits off Russell. 8 In 2-3 innings
off McGraw, in Z Ia; off O'Doui. in /.
Hit by pitcher-McGraw (Shanks). Struck
out-By Shaw. 8. Wild pitch - McGraw.
Losing pitcher-Russell.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
srcnNn CANE
ro,,, a7sssols1 Total, . "a 8 . 30 Is

Toials ...37 IS 20 l6 4 IotAIs - y .V +"
phua,.t,bta 100 90 Is
yoston... 2 0 0 II
Two-base hits-Johnson. Burns. Hooper.
Home runs-Ruth 90. Sacrifice hits
walker ~. James shannon. pouoie
plays-ThomRs. witt and burns. nuthS'
49,, an1 Uurns Left on bascs-Phila-
delphia 3. Hoston. 3. Bases on bslls
on Johnson. 8. OF James. 3 OF Jones. !.
IIHs-On James. I'm innings: on Jones
In 1 inning Struck out--lIy Johnson. \,
bv James, l. Wid pitch-Johnson. Los
ing pltchcr--JOncs.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06

Huggins and GriN Teams
Battle Till Moon Comes Up
Yankees Win First, to 4, and Drop Sec.
ond of Long Drawn Out Contests by III
to S; Peck Continues His Batting Streak

Two ball the Polo Grounds yesterday But
% have been staged the Senators
consumed splitting double header IN ne past Two Gays nes
49, nt enough time park under Coogan Bluff to have pretty
Of theirsu surroundings
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Cricket Results

Staten Island Cricket and Tennis
Club, 234; Columbia Oval, 55.
Brooklyn c. C., 127; Paterson, "a.
Camerons, l01; Longfellows, 80.
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New England League

Haverhlll. 7: Lawrence. 2; first game.
Haverhill. 10: Lawrence. 7: second game
Lowell. s. Fitchburg. 9.
Lewiston. 9: Portland. s; first game.
Portland, J; Lewiston. l ; second game
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
EIn.T CAAfE
Total. ...si5727isI Totals .sasiss s7 u
sBattcd for Dumont in seventh inning
tran for McInnis In seventh Inning.

phlladelphla..... 0 0 0 0 3-S
noston. 0 0 2 %
Two base hts-Burns. McNally. shan
non. Three base hit-hopp. Sacrifce hd,s hds
Hopper, Wit. Sacrifice nies-Dusan -
Left on nbascs-Philadelphia. ,: Boston. ~
Hasrs on balis-On Rogers. 4; OF lpumont' !.
Iits-Or Dumont. In Innings OH
Caldwell in innings. Hit by pitcher-
Ry Caldwell (Thomas). struck out-by
pogers q: by Dumont. I. Wild pitch-By
numont 1 Losing pitcher-Caldwel!.
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Total, alee. .2si4I Totals ..s23 81 10 :
'Gandil out. hit by batted pail
tBatted for Faber In ninth inning.

cnicago cnira,' '...0 80 0 Q @ 0 / %
Two-base hIts--veach. Weaver Thfee-
hase hlt-Dauss. stolen bhses-Neich
cobb. Sacrifice hits-Felsch. Young,
Jones az, Bush. Double plays-Neach anc
Stanage Dauss, Young and Heiiinan, +,
Dauss. Bush and Heilman. Left on bases
Detroit. g. Chicago. 2. Bases on balls
or Faber, 2; off Shellenbsck' !. Hits-
on Faber in 5 innings. of Shellenback.
l in / inning. Hit by pitcher-By Faber
1stanage). Struck out-By Fsber, :. by
Dauss l. Losing pitcher-Faber.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06

Totals ...9f2a2TIs 81 Totals ;sses1 n II I
Stated for Foley In the eighth inning'
Newark ....i ! %
Jersey cny..o o -
Stolen base-Davis Sacrifice hits.
Schacht. Madden. Sacrifice hy-SaKeant.
Double piay-Kane and Moosrs. Base on
balls-On Cellars 6: on Stryker Il. Struck
out-By Cellars. 2: by Stryker. I.
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ward. stolen bases-Griffth. Cruise and
Olson Sacrifice hit-Rawlings Sacrifice
flies-Konetchy 90. Double play-Pfeffer.
Olson and Konetchy. Left on bsses-Bos-
ton. ii: Brooklyn, 5. Bases on balls-On
Keating, l. off Pfefer. 2 Struck out.
BY Keating 4; by Pfeffer. 3. Passed ball
Kruger.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY

Washington at New York
Cleveland at st. Louis
Detroit at Chicago
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 6: Washington, q 1sD
Washington, II; New York. 3 (Zd)
Philadelphia. S; Boston. 3 (lsD
Philadelphia. 8; Boston, 6 90 In, 2d)
81. Louis, 6; Cleveland. 2
Detroit, 6; Chicago, 3
STANDING OF TEAMS
w. l.. Pct.l w. l.. Pet.
n. York. 80 Fl .65oS Louis. 80 81 .492
Chicago. 80 25 609 Boston.,.. 28 81 .452
CIrycTd.. 38 27 .57li liWash'ton 27 81 APP
DetroIt.- 32 30 5i6lPhiIa. II az .2S3
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
First Division
Is Reward of
Robbie's Clan
Win First Game, 4 to 2, and
Slaughter Braves 8 by
Is to 3 in the Second

The Brooklyn Dodgers hoped back
into the first division Of the National
League standing when they trounced
the Boston Braves in a double-header
at Ebtets Field yesterday. The $4,000
spectators saw an interesting battle
in the first game, which Brooklyn won
by a to 2 with crushing seventh In
ming rally. However, the second game
developed into a farce, as the Flatbush
Tusileers collected their fifteen runs IN
four innings, while Boston made three
in nine frames. Chicago and Brooklyn
are now deadlocked for fourth place in
the league race, with thirty-four VIC
tories and thirty-one defeats each.
! Larry Cheney, the erstwhile Dodger
pitcher, was given an opportunity to
face his old mates In the second game,
and the southpaw was driven of the
mound. However, the fault did not
lie entirely in his poor control and
ineffective curves for the entire Boston
team fielded like scheolboys, which
. helped to put Cheney In a hole and
caused his retirement in less than one
, inning. Six runs had pattered over
the plate in the first inning when
greeted by single by Mitchell, which
brought in two more runs.
Dodgers Ease Up In Second
The Dodgers let up in their cannon
aiding in the second inning, but in the
third made it hot for Scott. Doubles
and triples were sent rebounding of
the park walls and Scott was relieved
by Fillingim. Five Dodgers scampered
( over the home plate in this round.
I Clarence Mitchell twirled in his best
form in the early innings for the
Dodgers, but after his team mates had
accumulated their commanding lead
slackened his efforts considerably and
permitted the Braves TO count three
runs.
Ray Heating baffled the Dodger bat
rers early in the opening game, but
when II appeared. that he had the con-
: .ost won the Brooklyn batsmen lashed
out in all their fury. Prior to the
seventh inning Heating had the Dod-
gers tanned with four scattered hits.
He lost his effectiveness in the seventh,
with the result that four hits were
punched for three runs and two moro
safetics gave Brooklyn another run IN
the eighth and a two run lead.
Konetchy came through with two time
" sacrifice flies during these two
frames.
Eleven Hits OF Pfeifer
Boston collected eleven hits from
jeff Pfefrer, scoring two runs, one OF
which was registered on two successive
errors by Konetchy and Ward in the
first inning. Thereafter the giant
Dodger moundsman was never serious
lv in trouble. although Boston got men
on the bases in majority of the
innings.
1t was u day to fa;ten batting aver
ages for the Brooklyn players. In the
two contests they collected total Of
twenty-cight hits. Olson go. two hits
and Myers three in the first game and,
with Zach Wheat and Tom Griffith, con-
siderably boosted their hitting records.
The scores
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Totals. ~ 10 IS q IL o Totals Isl 2s?' iss
.Batted FOR Hamilton In seventh inning

Two-bass h,ts-Merkle 90; Blackweii'
rhrse. ha 90 hits-Merkle Mann t2); soufh-
worth. SAFER. Stolen bas-y-Pick, Bisbee'
sacrifice hit Hollocher. Sacrifice Sy,.
cutshaw. Left on bases Shicsso, -
pittsburgh. s. Bases on balls.on 'sr,sr'
?. on Hamilton, s. Hits-Of Hamilton.
~ in innings: of Hi. 4 In 2. Losing
pltcher-Hamilton.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Southern Association

At,safs, o. Mobile. = q innings. rsin).
Memphis. 7. chsttsnoorz. T.
LAttis Rock. q. Nashville.
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TWO base hits-Daubert.

! TWO-Da5e HIIS-DHuDtTt tOu5lI, lt0pI'
!, Hornsby. Three base hits-Daubert. Groh.
' Miller. Sacrifice hits-Rath, Luque. Stock.
Double play-Heathcote TO Lavan to Stock
to Miller to Snyder. Left on bases-St
Louis. s. Cincinnati. s. Bases on balls
on Goodwin, |; of Bolden, /: OF Mead
ows. 3. Hits--Or Goodwin. 2 in l3 inn
ing of Bolden, IN ! OF Meadows. in
20. Hit by pitcher-By Woodwin
| tNeale). Struck out-By Luque, D; by
Meadows g. Wild pitch-Meadows Los
ing pltcher-Goodwin
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Standing of Major League Clubs
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CANES TO-DAY

GAMES TO-DAY
Boston at Brooklyn
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati
st. Louis at Chicago
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York. 10; philadelphia, 3
Brooklyn. a; Boston, 2 t1sD
Brooklyn, IS; Boston. 3 f2d)
Chicago, 10; Pittsburgh, 2
Cincinnati. 8; ST. Louis, a
STANDING or TEAMS
WI. Pet w. l.. Pet.
n York 402t .65eBrooklyn "a 81 .623
Cin'nxti.. az 23 $40 ~. Louis ~ 50 .9lo
Chicago. 80 81 -53I Borton. 25 so ~
P'sburgh "a 81 .523 Phiia.... 1S41 .50a
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Coming Events

date has not yet been set wherein the city OF Cncnna
present Owner Baker of the Phes loving cup Tor canning rat
Moran
hear the presentation will take place late this month
early II August More anon
II through the of needle than II 10 nave
q putt dop in that stops inches short
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
Eastern League

Providence, &: Hartford. o.
Worcester. .; Springfield. 3.
New Haven, 3; Bridgeport.
waterbury. IL. Pittsdeid. =.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06
International League

Newark at Jersey City
Reading at Baltimore (two)
Binghamton at Rochester
Toronto at Buffalo
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Newark, 2; Jersey City, o.
Buffalo, IL; Toronto, ,.
Baltimore, IL; Reading Z.
Binghamton. ); Rochester, o.
STANDING OF TEAMS
W.. l.. Pet. W. l.. Pct.
B'more. 81 20 ZOO Buffalo. 80 "a .493
Toronto IL % $50 Rocht'r 80 81 .448
Newark IS 81 SAB lReadi'g. - 40 .375
Bing't'n 81 80 .4sl J. City, % ~ .333
New-York tribune., 1919-07-06

Totals ..s72il247o Totals 80 4lO ?7 Is 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-04

Al n. =. .. u. q W. Co.
Totals .........-......... % II rs -
The aggregate nT livestock nj Rrirh-
tun, watsrfDwn ana thu LEGAL slaughter
houses.
Tnds ygsk: Cattle laG. shssp suls
Last week: Catfls IN. uhesp s44s
oAives IN. hugs II 40.
One yehr aEp: Cattle y73f sinnep $50,
oalves x77z. hogs 1s.55s. ~ ~ '''
MAINE STOCK At MARHE-
Cattle u. sheep INA. calves rs, hogs
TOME or TIE MARKET
Offerings Of bsef caxtie were not
heavy, and the markst held better
that hnd been expscted especially for
TIM best cattle. The demand was not
active. but buyers paid about the
same price for god stock. Pnur and
ordinary uzft1e suid on sumewna..
Choice sfeefs ana axen suld NJ II IL
q ID cefn. guga 70 cazuirs cnttie 10 ia
e. u 1-2 ctr. cnkfss and thin OXEN 8
y 10 cfa. Chuiue fleary ccws and
heafers 10 IL o II z-2 ctr, eopd aver
age CUws Q D 10 CTS, poor 10 ortli-
mary o I On, bnlogrzs ana Gamers
- " - 4-G GAos 91AAA8 L20E6A LLUIu
Y q cts, with sumo extras hixhsr.
Veal calves were STEADY at the
previous range the demand being
good. especially fpr the best quality.
Offerings ware fAir1y larga, ana ware
wen talHen. Fanry weals snaa nj II
q 70 OTIS, good average on1vss II a
Il cts. drinkers and grnsssfs antl
uusrue ralves q n ON. anan csiFes
ESD a IS each.
Hugs dsrlinsa In sympathy with
thu western markets. Local rsceipts
wer light Live hogs suld q Ii a.
ID Ia CT, and dressed hsss q Ms-4|
b Is "a cts.
shsep ana iaznhs were in inuder-
axe supply with little change in price.
Snerp D chs. ANA lhmhs O IL L.
cts.
mich ccw trnae was steady with
nllul1e he1vy mi1kers in Epga Snznand.
OEsrtnEs were abui1t % unnAa Ehuire
hsnwy mf11G11 nnnSeG ~ - 1s3
- - assmenNa mIInnnrn - ~
III - = 04GIInHx1t EbSSb - u 80 !
HtUa nGni3kfH 49, iEncU1n7mE. BE4fIl
- n II -, hfu11af4 8 ID u CT,
% fe1sfef4 y u 30 rts.
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES /
Eaa9 Cnftis- ON q. Enxbush suas .
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BELFAST

Hannah J. Drinkwasep died NJ her
hume in Nof5hport Tuesday Afternoon
ut fhs age Of O. ysa<s ana mSnfha.
She was the wife or Oscar I. DRINK
water. whe survives hsr win two
daughters. Mrs. DrinIwafsr WIS twise
married. her first husband being the
late wslter Coomhs. and By this mar
riaEe several children also survive. Fu-
neral ssrvires win be held On Thurs
day at o'clock. Mrs. DftnkWx1ef was
born In East Boston.
Under the auspices Of The Beifast
Bcnrd Of Tfnae mass inserting WI be
held in the Ar1nufv On Friday might a.
7.sD in support of the proposed bond
issf1e for good roAds. Paul D. Sargent
II Augusta. chief engineer OF the etzfe
Highway Commission, WIN present some
uf the arguments In favur az the prop
osition. An citizens q Wniao county
are urged to be present.
DR. George ". Morrow, rnfiunnl
sneaker Of the Anti-gAic0n LeAwne Of
Amerfcn. VIII spsak In the lfsfhodist
church at q national wuf1a rruhtnifipn
rally ON wednesday, 9epf. 10. at 9
o'clock Sub5scf. "Aansf4cA's orpoftn-
nifty. nj Homo and oversans" In Gun
nscfion with this rally the BOY Scouts
OF Delfasf are working earnestly for
q hunting fiAe. i've by eight fest. which
win he given to one OF the I'VE pstruis
having the greatast number Of vutcs On
TIM might Of the lecture. The sc0ufs nse
now DISTRIBUTING the tictefs ab0nt tho
city And sacan ticket counts one vufe.
The ticifefs afe free ana the pnfiic 10
urged 10 aftsnd. Df. Morrow u said %
be q furecful and very entertaining
speaker ana hns Crossed the eunelnenf
twiue IN fiis lecfnre cpurse. 1ns scouts
vino aH lennHf8 OF I'M eiEnt pAtf0ls
working for the fiag arc Kenusfh Cu1-
cnrd. Ffnnk Dewnes. c1AytnA coloor0
Donald Knowlton. Each pnfrri has
eight bgFs. thns tiasrs zrs % wuriring
fur the fing.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago, Sept. Z.
fzs001lGD: medium lE90Mx09; light IgU0R
1zE: light lights 1es06lasG: heavy pack
ing sows, smuuth. lE2S@iTB; packing
s1wA, rough. 15s06q66; pigs 1s5DM1g75
Deef steers: Medium and l1sEvy weight
rhoipe and prime 100@1B0D: medium and
eDpd 115om1Soo; common s9M115n; light
w1f111t good ana cl1uine fs75U 1i1s. conn.,
til. Heifefs 67b01sD; uDws 16Q11UD: uAn-
n9rn ma cfttefB 0o00S. veal calves
lnD0DeD; fssder stssrs 711126; STOCK
ar and feener sIeers Gs4lu: wastern
heff1rs 67tfB1x7h.
sHEEp-aereiufs 1900. Firm. Lambs:
a I'm. DOWN 1E5E51k6: ct1lis and coIn-
Tnun g0O01I5D: yeariinE wetherB 1uzB@
fl1. Ewes: Medium gonn ana cnUice
7XE67lEn. cstIlS and common GD0G59.
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steers at lac and & On, steer at lac,
1 COW 1020 lbs. nj &c. cow, $50 lbs.
al L. cts, and / cow, $50 lbs. at
&c and 81 ON. L. Stetson sold L bull
ana ! COW, 2s5e III, at 1Dc. 1 COW
lssV lbs, at 1lo. ! COW, 1000 lbs, NJ
III IL cts, COW. 900 lbs, at &c ana
1 COW, sac lbs, at &c. c. A. Eastman
SOLD 10 stAErs, $3.50 lbs. at 10 Ia cts.
Rowe & Gleason sold steers. av
l1U0 lbs. at 1bc, 10 heifers at Sc.
Veal calves-Rowe & Gleason sold
10 calves at Is IL cts. C. A. Eastman
sold SO calves At Il 1-2n.
HORSE MARKET
Boston. Sept The market while
generally quiet, showed a somewhat
stranger tone than a week ago Con-
s1gumeuts az green westerns for the
past weeks trade came through
promptly, and in consequence there
was O better line Of horses on sale.
The amount included some Of the
extra heavy drafters Of 155p@1gB5 Ibs
weight, but although the number OF
such offerings were small. they were
amply sufficient for the demand. The
best sellers were the horses uf 400 TO
lbDB Ibs weignt, and these weere TAX
en- promptly and Mt good values. In
these days OF high cost OF feedinE,
buyers look well co rhe working Ca
pacity af their purchases, unless
when buying used up seconds, in
which case they intend to gef hard
work for a short period at low cost.
Many az the better grades OF green
ana good quality accumulated
horses were shipped to the Aroustopk
county flelds for the fan harvesting.
Prices On all Glasses Of horses SHOW
cd little if any change during the
week There 10 q nasst excellent de-
mRnu mr. good quality. big farm
nurses and breeders vino have in
recEnt ysafe neglected this line Of
production. Fearing that auto truck
and trart1rs wuuin ultimately spoiI
this outlet tor h1rsss. ars waking up
70 the continuous demand tor bstter
farm hurnss and ase buying brood
mares Cor tnis purpose.
Cord qaAlity. iiesvy green dfzftsts,
1e5O42 LOO I'm SOLD frum ssx6Hes7st
msdinm wsighf. go8d uuaaity srcsn
drzfeats saln frum SE75@1szs; heHsy
wagon and express horses from szDDm
szBD; chunlsa. from t1Ts@eaoe: suud
quality anclirnRted hurses from S1se
Gxs7B: ordinary seconds ffum sspa
Sis.
At thu City Sale 1fnhlss-J C.
Katth ca. offered express carloads
Of greed western fursss ana % accii.
mated ana secunds. Pri0sE had
steady, bat thcre was M rush 20 the
asmHAd. This week there win b Of
fered express carloads or Erees 1
wsstsfns and 7s acrlifnnfed ana ssc-
undb. =
William Hurwtts offered cns96ed
Of Iowa hufses weighing rum 11se 10
lsee lhA. also abeuf - head Of accli-
mated and seuunds. sulne or wsfieY,
were offered Ii smnfi lufs st ap~uaal
sAles Trade was auist. with walnss
even Tais wsak thera I'm - oIa |
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viz not ask m f1tGrnm5 fH1lIe1Fz-l1 u6Is |
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-04

Chicago. Sept 2.
Drastic new sefhacks IN the value Of
corn fDpk place today largely as a re-
suit of assertions which reserved wide
sy5r1ad notice that the crest OF the high
cont uf living had besn passed and that
a considerable drip was in prospect.
aftar an extreme break that compared
with yesterdays finish reached 5; cenfs
q bushsl in some cases. the market
CLOSED narvpus to 50 cenfs net lower
with September 1.67 to 1.673 and Decnm-
hsr 13l3 70 LID. Oats finished { 70
cent down and prpvisiuns unchanged to
q lpns of 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-04

Warren WHISTLER, aged Z, Of New
ARK. n. T. was drowned Monday
nira1f I'm Long Lake. Bfidgfun. and
fhe hudy WIS recovered Tuesday
morning. He hpd been staying ct the
lsume Of D. X. Davis here several
wsuks. Il In thought he fan frum q
bout landing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-04

u:s,.n. Nsw York. sspf. L
I1e se-eav bfils l.1n.
ersia. a-dnY hills On bsnks an.
zs,sai @-day hills AZ. dsman<l
nelsAae e.1s, cahlss g.59
- DEMAND 81. cables "a.
~ Iaant Sc. cables e.6B
oemane a. cables 4 LIE.
M ano rntlrnnd huuas
q IN, nca sssler; % days, % anys
M 4 snay; high 9, lOw 8. sasi-
IN ]. SS bank 49, Pc :; oflsrsd u Z.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-04
Boston Livestock Market

Especially reported for the Keunebec
Journal)
Stock Yards, Sept 2
Maine.
Al Brighton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-04

EUGAR-Grznulafed, wholesale, 9
par 100 wounds in bulk.
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