THE OMAHA DAILt BEE: MONDAY, JVKE 4. 1906.
BASSET'S DRIVE; A WINNER
Ceodi if Thr Eoni in Sinth and Gie
Omaha th Game.
THREE. HOME RUNS MADE IN CONTEST
Bleaa Had the Ciaaa t v ! the Nlatk,
Wkfi Jarkeea rae Tfcrea aad
Tli fa Baaeey la4 aa
far Ball.
h
C
tl
SIOUX CITY, la., June 3In th firt
half of the ninth Inning thia afternoon.
with th score 8 . to 4 In favor of Bloux
City, Jackson went up In th air. giving
three men free aee. BH)r then mad
hit, acorlng 411 three and winning th
game for Omaha. ' Th - feature of the
tame waa the heavy hitting of the Bloux
City bunch, who bagged two home run.
Score:
OMAHA. '
A8. R
3
Howard. Jb
Carter, rf ..
Pi . If ..
Welch, ef .
Dolnn, lb ...
Kunkle. .
Perrtng, 3h
linndlng, c .
Pander, p .
Totals ..
.2
H. PO. A.
0 4t
1
1
4
I
t
3
Bulger of Wood River made two noma nma
Off Haataln. Batterlea: Bhelton, Btaln,
I.utea and Owen; Wood Rlvar, Ryan,
Whit and McKea.
BIG JACK LANDS PITTSBCRG
AMERICAN
AgBOCIATION
Baae aa Ralla
Allawa l.ealevlll ta
Wla.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. June 3-Loulsvlll
defeated Indianapolis today In' a well
played game. Both Dtinkle and Fisher
pitched good ball. The winning run waa
cored In the ninth on a bae on balla,
two cute and a alngle. Brora:
LOIIXVIU.I INDUNAPOLtl.
AB H.O A E. AI H.0 A l.
Mailman. If.. 4 114 Vn. It.... 4 lift
nvtll. cf... 4 I 1 4 4J Cair. m... 4 114
BraahMr, lb. I
lllta, lb.. I
Karwln. rf... 4
WeMrolf, lb. 4
Qalnlas, m. . 4
haar. a t
t)tmkl, ... I
games EafOM t L4t i fiinrlg Has Walk tad
Xatpg EiU Well BoatUrtd.
4 4 4 1 Hlmee. ft ... 4 I I I 4
4 1 1 1C. rarr. Ik... 4 11 i
111 rerrr. rf 4 1
It 0 Holme, c.
1 I 1 .Iam. S..
(II IKirfH, lb.
It ruder, a...
4 1
4 144
111
till
Halt, f.... 4
Sharker. If. 4
rkwlt. rf... 4
(etir, lb... t
llrlt, la I
Tieaar, aa... 4
Bera. lb I
8 27 IS
SIOUX CITT.
' AB.' R.
:::::::::: 8 V
W. 0 .
.. 8 1
Campbell. If
NoMIt, cf ...
Bauer, rf
Weed. ?h ....
Tate, lb ill
Newton, aa 4t 0
Frost, 3'o ,4 1 1
Hen, o f'- i I
Jackson, p a 4 0 X
H. TO. A. E.
Total
i 12
Omaha t 1 0 0 0
Bloux City 0 0 1 1
I
1
10
t
1
0
1
27
1 0
0 I
0 8-7
2 0-5
Earned runa: Sioux City, 4; Omaha, t.
Two-rme hlte: Nobltt, Weed, Frost. H;
aev, (2 1. Home rune: Tate. Hmi, (lend
ing. Double, play: Rilnkl to Howard to
Dnlan (2). . First, baea .on errore: Bauer,
Frost. Campbell. " Left on bases: Bloux
City. 4: Omaha, 4. Stolen baae: Howard,
Sacrifice hlte: Welch (I), Runkle, Perrlnf,
Unnrllng. Baeea on balle: Off Jackeon, il
off Bandera, 1. Btruch out: By Bandera,
2. Time: 1:35. Umpire: Da via. Attendance:
4.8C0.
Dee Molwe Take in Daekllag.
DEB MOINES, June 8.-Th Champion
took the laat of the ecrlea from Lincoln
today by A ecore of 7 to 6. Roecoe Miller
S Itched and tha Duckllng'a had a hard time
ndlng hhn when hits were needed. Bu
pertor baee running more than anything
else contributed to the-Dee Molnea victory.
Harmon lacked Control. Score:
DBS MOINES.
A.B. R- II PO. A. K.
... 1 1 8 0 0
Tntalt 11 Ittll I Total! 14 t IT 14
Loulevllle 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-1
Indlanaoolia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 01
Two -bane hit: Btovall. Three-baae hit
J. Carr. Stolen baeee: Fraehear (2, Sulli
van. Woodruff. Qulnlan. Hlmea. Baeee On
ball: Off Fleher, S. Struck out: By Pun'
kle, 2; bv Fleher. 1. Paeeed ball: Holmea
lft on baee: Loulevllle, 4; Indlanapoli
(. Time: 1:48. Umpire: Haekell.
Kaaaaa Clly laable la Hit.
KANSAS CITT. June l-Inablllty to hit
the ball at opportune tlmea and a' wretched 1 mn. r. I
fielding game loet today's conteet for Kan- fleeter, a.... I
a City. Score:
MINSBAPOUS KANSAS rlTT.
AB H O 1.1. AB H O. A C.
Dl rf ... t I tPerrlne.
D. Sull'ta. rf I I rm4r. If.
Mart, lb 4 li I WaMron, rf
Oramlntrr. lb t I t 1 Slatiary. 1
If.. 14 14 8 Hill, rf ....
....I I 4 Fbrla. III..
....I 1 I I 1 Murk, lb..
4 I ) SnlllTan, (Mill
I I 1 LMhy 1 ( t
Olmat4. p.. I 1 t
It 7 IT It 4
Toteta M 4 IT 1 I
Batted for Sullivan In ninth
Minneapolis n 0 I 0 0 0 1 I
Kanas City. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Earned run: Minneapolis, 2. Two-b
TINKER BRINGS IN WINNING RUNS
Ala Ceatrlbatea ta Brrar la tka
Klath laalag Wklek iavea
Plttakaraj fraa Relag
kalOat.
CIIICAOO, June I. Tinker won today s
game with two timely hits and the clean
steal whll the ball waa being pitched.
His fumble also saved Pittsburg from a
shut out, Wagner scoring In the ninth on
single, an out, a steal and an error.
Score:
CHiraoo
AB h o a. .
1 l
n
i
; i
1 1
i
rmstuno
AB h o. a
Keter. If ...
Oaaler, rf ...
Uaarh. rf
Watner. aa. ..
Kalann. lb..
1 Kllrbar. lb..
I fhhao. lb..
Phlea.
Pkllllppl. p..
(
I
1 1
I
I
I OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
a' forfeit irt the refent fight. One-half thl
amount was poeted a a weight forfeit,
which I now claimed by Nolan, and the
other half as appearance money, which I
waa In the shape of a ehe. k which It la I tillillf Cattlo Lowtr foT th Wfak, with
iwna ne anerwara protested. 1 ne suit , g.
la directed technically agalnt the bank I a4MHri BtT0B(.
on which the check Waa drawn.
TAMRRLAna tacht race SHARP DECLINE IN VALUES FOR HOGS
wt
ht
Irt
Il
I
I
4 M
4
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Light Raa at kee Bad laba Alt tka
Week, wltk n Very Marked
Ckaage la Rttker Dlre-
tloa la Talaea.
SOUTH OMAHA, Jun 1 IK.
Receipts Welt:
floae of the Other Caateataata Had
Bee Slgkted at tkat Time.
HAMILTON. Bermuda. June 2-The
yawl Tamerlane, owned by Frank Mayer
and ' sailed by Captain Thomas Fleming
Day, competing In the Brooklyn Tacht
chin ocean race to Bermuda for the Llp
tnn cun. waa Rlahted st 11:30 o'clock this
morning and croed the nnleh line at I :
p. m. The Tamerlane reports that It haa
not seen the sloop Gauntlet, owned by O.
W. Robinson, another competitor for the I Official Monday.
cup. I Official Tuesday...
' I Official Wednesday..
nairrra n n srnwi n i v'int mi inuraoay
U.lv. Ilnm:m hlvh irhnnl AtiA thelOmcial Friday
Omaha Antlers In ene of the fatet games I Official Saturday
played this season by a ecore of I to z. Tna i
featur of Ihe same were the tiltchlna Of I Trtla week....
Chrletnian and the batting of Morley and Laet week 1I.J24
Deardorff. Score-- Two weeks ago ll.llt
R. H. E. Three weeks ago J0.H6
Malvern 00000100002-4 7 1 Four '"Its ago 11.10
Omaha .0000100000 1-2
Batterle: Malvern, F. Deardorff
Crow; Omaha. Chrletman and Ogden.
Cattia. hog Sheep.
Or ham
Ovlr. aa.
Yoasrr. e
fot. lb.
KHror,
Tetala.
i 1 1 I 1
I 4
I I
4 i (
4 14
14 11
III
totale 11 I IT 14 I Tetala 14 t II 1
ChlrSgo 02000200 -4
Fittsburg qoooosvv i i
lft on bases: Chlcaco. I: Pittsburg. 7.
Two-baee hits: Moran. Tinker. Sacrifice
tilt : Stelnf-ldt. Oanley. Stolen bases:
Cvtri 1: TlnUr Hlae-ln. WSmer. Struck
out: By Pfleeter, : by Phllllppl, . Bases
on balls: Off Phllllppl. 1. Time: 1:41. Um
pire: O'Day.
Bres Break at Clarlaaatl.
CINCINNATI. Jun . Cincinnati and St.
loula split even In a double-header thla
afternoon. In the first game errors by the
visitors contributed largely to the defeat.
Pitcher Egan of St. Louis was put out or
tha game In the third Inning of the first
Rarllag Makes It Two.
F.ARLINO. la.. June (Special Tele
ram.) Earllna took the second game from
lrkman at Kirkman or a score of n to
The feature of the game were Schlelr's
hitting and Mateender s fielding at short.
Batteries: F.arllng. Albera and Rtischen-
bera: Klrkman. Deklots and Buckman
Hlta: Furling, 12; Klrkman, . Home run: I uood to choice oornfed ateera.
.upi. i air to good cornfed steers..
hits: HIM (2), D. Sulllvsn. Three-base hit: game for disputing a decision. Tha second
Lavis. uri on Dana: jn rvnrov, m, on game was limned to seven innings in or1
Olmstesd. . Struck out: By Olmstesd
4; by Kliroy, z. ueif on oases: Minnespo
lis. J; Kansas City. 4. Hit by pitched ball
Burke. Stolen bases: D. Bulllvan 12). Per.
rlne (21, Caessdy, Wsldron. Sscrlfice hits:
J. Sullivan, Yeager. Tlmer.M:00. Umpire:
Eagan.
ralamhaa Rallies aad Wlaa.
TOLEDO. O
on But ho ft in the sixth and seventh, after
Toledo had a good lead, and won the game.
der to allow the St. Louis team to catch
a train. Druhot held the locals down to
one hit. Swing was hit hard. Scores, Aral
gam:
CINCINNATI. T. LOVIB.
AB.M.O.A.B. AB H 0 A B.
HuMlna, Ik.. I 1 I 1 Bennett, lb... I I 1 I (
Berry, lb 1(11 Shanaoa, If.
Ckaitarea at Sloax City.
SIOUX CITT. June l.-Manaaer Carney evtr1 dy- h comparison:
of the Bloux city western league nasa
ball team ton ik til announced me reiesee
of Jake Bauer, first baseman, and th
liming of Danny Sheehan, third baseman
I last year s team. , ,
After seven runs were mede off Sirthoff I coraoran. as.. 4 1 1 Mrcarthr, e.
he waa removed and Mlnnehan substituted.
Score:
COUCMBta TOLIDO.
. AB H.O.A.B. AB H O A B
Irkarlng. ef, I Cannall, ... I I I I I
II i v j. name, n. t
WrllT. lb.. I
Inciunaii, rf. a
Klkm. lb.... I
Coulter, If.... 4
Frtal, lb I
H la wltt.
Bra, e
Caffyn. If ...
O'Leary, 2b ..
Welday, cf
Dexter, lb ...
Towne, o
Hogrelver, rf
Andreas, ss ..
Mscoon. 2b .
Miller, p
Totals ....
Flllman, il
Holmes, If ...
Qulllln, 2b .i
Ketcnum, ci
f 'nil In. r-t
Thomas, lb .
Barton, 2b i,.
Zlnran, c ....
Harmon, p ...
1
1
1
:1
i
0
0
1
27
81 . 1
Lincoln."
AB R. H. PO.
. 4 I 1 0
4
4
4
4 1
1
1
0
0
0
t
A.
4
0
1
ft
0
i
0
t
1
1 1 ).. rf
14 1 Broker, lb.. 4 1
t Knebe. lb....' 1 I
aa. I 4 4 4 1W. Clerk, lb I II
.... 41 (Abbott, e I 1 I
Barter, f 114 (kor. .... 11
Minnenaa, p. e e a
Totale. ,...11 I II l"Nnr .
.rrask
Tout II 1 Tl It 1
Batted for Suthoff.
Batted for Mlnnehan.
Columbus 0 0 0 1
A 4 i A I
Toledo 8 1 0 ft 0 0 0 0 0 1 Umpires: Conway and Emails, score, sec
Two-base hlte: Wrlgley. Coulter. Berger. ona game
Totals ...17 24 4
Des Molne ......... 1 0401100 -7
Lincoln 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 1-5
Stolen bases: Andreas (2). O'Leary, Dex
ter, Hogrelver, Caffyn (21, Towne, Ketcnum.
Two-baee. .hit: Qulllln. Three-base hit:
Barton. &ases On balla: Off Harmon, .
Struck out: By Miller, 4; by Harmon,, 8.
Passed balls: Zlnran. 1. Time: 1:26. At
tendance: ,00. Umpire: Fuller.
Fatga Ihassles Paofclo. '
PUEBJX). Colo.,-, Jun' 8.--Palge waa a
pussle for the locals today, while Minor
was batted out of the box. In tha fourth,
Denver playing 'errorless ball, winning
with eaae. Minor waa relieved at the and
of the fourth by Faurot, and though ha
hM tha Orisallea down for four innlnga.
a batting rally In tha ninth netted them
three additional runa. Aside 'from Paige's
pitching the features of the game were
the batting of Cook and Paige, while J.
Smith's home run it, the aecond brought
In Denver's threa runa. Tha score;
DENVER.
- AB. R,
McHale. cf ...
T. Bmlth, 2b..
Randall, rf....
Bussell, lb..,,
heddick. Sb...
Belden. If
J. Smith, ss..
Musky, c...
Paige. p...r...
Totals i......
H. PO. A. E.
1 4 0-0
0 4
4 0
Cook. If....:.
McOllvray. cf
Shugart, 2b..,
Meyers, lb....
Melcholr, rf..
Morrison, Sb,
Flake, ss ,
Messitt, c...
Minor, p
Faurot, p
88 10 14 27 W 0
PUEBLO.
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
8
4
o
.,
38 2 87 U
....0 8I001'0 110
.1.0 000010102
Cook. (2); Shugart, Mc-
TauA.kii.. ktl., t)M.. V
-" liuaia, 4 T" k7 rT 111 LaB . OCIUin, aj .
Smith. Paige, Cook. Home runs: Caok
J. Smith. Bases on balls: Off Minor. 1
off Faurot,' 1: off Paige, 2. Struck out: By
Paige. . Hit by pitched ball: Faurot, 2.
wiia pucnes: Minor., faig. Faurot, Dou
hie plays: Reddlck, unseeieted; J. Smith
to ttusseli; rmugart to Flske to Meyers.
Left on bases: Denver. 7: Pueblo, a. Tim.
of game: 1:U. Umpire: Keefe. Attend
ance; s.uuu
Staadlag at tka Teaaas
Totals
Denver - -:
Pueblo
Stolen baaes
Hale RandalL
Played. Won. Lost.
Pet.
.733
.ie4
Dea Moines SO 23
Omaha 28 17 12
Sioux City 31 17 14
Denver 31 H 1
Lincoln 80 13 17 .431
Pueblo .....v. 3 23 .207
Oames today: Uncoln at Omaha, Denver
at r ueoio.
Llaealat Ca anrs Tad ay
"Ducky" Holmea win bring his Saltpeters
to Omsha today for. a serlea of four gamea
with the Rourkes at Vinton Street park.
Today will be ladiee' day, when Dlmmlck's
orchestra will be present to discourse sweet
muelo while the player cavort on tne uta
mond. Thursday. June 7. will be Elks' day
when the receipt will go to the Fiks for
their building fund. Lincoln also will com
to Omaha fur a game next Sunday, aa they
are now allowed to play u (hat town on
mai aay. ine lineup: v
Position.
first
aecond .
third ...
abort ...
left
center ..
right ...
catcher
ptlrher .
pitcher
pitcher
Omaha.
Dolan
Bender....
Perrlng...,
Runkle....
Baeaey....
Welch
Carter
Oo tiding...
MiNeely..
Banders...
Dodge..
June lolumbu. landed fV'cf .: I i i X B'ib.!
Detohanty. lb I 1 I 1 (Arnet. lb
OAvall. rf.... 4 1 Marshall, rf..
!ii:t
f
4 I i
!innsto. el 11 t 1 Mr3r14. a.
weianer, I It Kt. a
riooiaa r, p..
TeUla It I IT I 1 Ur4r
4 1 1
4 1 I
1 1
1
I 1
1
1 Dement, ss... 4 I I
11
. I 14 11 I
Totals
Batted for McBrlde In ninth.
Cincinnati 00000031 -4
St. Louis 0000000088
Two-base hits: Corcoran. Arndt. Stolen
bases: Huggins (8), Delehsnty, Odwell,
Shannon (2). Beckley (2). Sacrifice hit:
Welmer. Struck out: By Welmer. 10: by
... t oft Welmer. 1: off Eran. 2: Off Hoelskoetter.
8. Hit by pitched ball: By welmer, i; Dy
Hoelskoetter, 1. i-aseea dsui:. mct-army
wild Ditch: . Welmer. Innings pitched;
Kgan, 2: runs, none; bits, 1. By Hoels
koetter. ett; runs, 4; hit, o. Time: Z:W.
OMAHA WHU1.KBALB MARKET,
Caadltlaa af Traala aad Qaotatleaa
gtapla aad Faaey Proalace,
EOGS Recelpu. liberal; fresh stock, case
count, jH0ic.
LIVE POULTRY Hens, OHiaiOe; roostera.
t7c; turkeya, 16c; ducks, 11c; spring ohick-
BljTTER Packing stock, 12H13c; cholc
to fancy dairy. 16c: creamery. Kiazic.
HAT Prices Quoted by Omaha Feed com
pany: No. 1 upland, 310.60; medium, 39. W;
coarse, ea.w. Mye straw, e.su.
ukajn rer ion, sii.su
NEW VEaSTAUL.ES.
Cannell. Demont. Abbott. Home run:
Klhm. Baaes en balla: OR Butnon, ; on
Berger. 3: off Mlnnehan, 1- Struck out
By Suthoff. 3: by Berger. 8. Left on bases
Toledo. 7: Columbus. 4. V lid pitches:
Beraer. 2. Faasetl balla: Kyan, i; Ab
bott. 1. Hlta: urr Butnorr, in aeven in
nings, Off Mlnnehan. 1 In two innlnga.
Time: 1:40. Umpires: Sullivan and Kane.
Brewere Wallag. tka Batata
MILWAUKEE. Wis.. June 3 -Milwaukee
won Us third atralght gam from St. Paul
today in a slow ana one-siaea gams oy a
acore or to . ecore:
MiLWAt'KxB. rr. fkvu
AB H.O.A.B. . AB. H.O.A.B
BoblBaon. as. I 1 I 4 1 Oeler, If I I
Groan, rf 111 Bufden, If.... 111
Clark. Ik 4 I Vae Ir4t, rli I 1 1
Batonan, lb. I t ma, rf I I
Hemphill, cf. 1141 Bockears. as 4 1 I 1
Beth, e 4 I 1,1 Pa aeon, lb.. 4 114
McCbaener. II 4 I 4 Wbo lor. lb.. I 1
MoCor-k, lb.. 4 14 1 Drill, a 4 14 1
Hleket, ....! 1 s I nuenanas, f. i e
Curtis. 1 t (PtrklDS. I 1
ST.
Baneatt, lb.
Bhaeeea. If.
Sinoot, cf.....
Boeklay. lb..
Arnat. lb
MarsXa.ll, rf..
Ora4r. 4
MrBtida, aa..
Drubot,
LOUIS.
AB. H.O.A.B.
CINCINNATI.
AB. H.O.A.B
I IBaHlna. lb. . I
Barry, lb I
tKolloy. If.... I
1 Symour, ef.. I
I 4Dalahao.tr. lb I
e loiweii, rf.... I
I Cerorsa, aa. I
I rhll, e I
Ewlof. a 1
4
(
I 1
1
4
I 1
1
1
I
4 1
Totals. ..It 1 17 II .1 Tetala M 11 14 14 I
Milwaukee ...........0 0 8 1 3 0 1
St. Paul ...0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0
Hit: Off Hlckev. 8 In aeven Innlnaa: off
Curtis, 2 In two Innings; oft Buchanan, T
in nva innings; on muni, s in inree in-
n mi. Two-base hits: ctarg. Mcuormtcg.
Three-base nits: Mouneaney, urui, nicaey.
Home run: Mcineenev. stolen Dases
Roth, Hemphill. Baae on balla: Off
Hlckey, 4; off Buchanan, 2; off Parkins.
Hit by pitched ball: Hlckey. raaaea
ball: Roth. Wild pitch: Hlckey. Struck
out: By Hlckey, 2; by Curtla, 3; by Buch
anan. 3. Double piaya: atccormicB,
Hohlnaon to Hateman: Hockenfleld. raa
den to Busden. Left on basse: Mllwau
kea, 3; Bu Paul, IX Time: 2:00. Umptra:
uwens.
taadlac af tha Teaama.
Played. Won. Loet.
Toledo ,41 26 1
Columbus ......v....... 47 27 20
Milwaukee ., 38 81 17
Kanaaa City ........ 43 Zl 28
Minneapolla 41 20 21
Louisville 41 IS 83
SU Paul 40 18 . 82
Indianapolla , 43 14 t 17
n - M . 1 . . - . .l.i. tnil.
anapolia at Loulavllle, St. Paul at Mllwau-1 chicarr
kee. Minneapolla at Kanaaa City. New Y
OAMES
IN'
AMERICA!! LB AO UK
Haka Oalv White Sag Ahla ta Salve
Jaea' Delivery.
CHTCArtO. June 8. In a Pitchers' battle
In which Joss had a shads on Walsh, Cleve
land defeated Chicago Here too ay i to .
ncore:
rllvIUNI) CH1CAOO.
AB. H.O.A.B. AB. H.O.A.B
nick, rf 41 4 Haka. If 4 I I
ISIS ejoeoe. cf i
4 1 1 laboll. lb I
118 IDooohuo, lb.. I 11
4 1 II 1 O'Neill, rf... 4
II Stilllra. ... I 4
4 111 Bnhe. lb t 1
4 11 Taaaeblll. as. I 4
44 Walak. ( I
Tetala I I 11 1 3 Totale It 1 It 1 4
St. Louis 0 0 1 0 0 0 03
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I
Three-baae hit: Arndt. Sacrifice hit: Mc
Bride. Stolen baaes: Bennett. Struck out:
By Ewlng, 1. Baaes on bans: urr awing,
2; off Druhot, 2. Tims: 1:80. Umplrea:
Btnslle and Conway.
Maloney Wlaa for Brooklya.
BROOKLYN. June 8. The Brooklyn and
Boston Nationals Dlsved one of the re
cently scheduled Sunday gamea today, the
come team winning a to l. mciniyre
atralned his back trvlnar to reach Dolan'a
rounder in the third Inning and Scanlon
replaced mm. ine feature oi tna nni
Were Moloney 'a batting, which brought In
all 01 Brooklyn a runa. score:
BOSTON. BROOKLYN.
AB. H.O.A.B.' AB.H.O. A:B.
rlivell. aa. 4 111 Caaay, lb.... 4 I 1
I e (Batch, If I
8 Lbccloy, rf... I
1 Jordan, lb... I
I Malooay, at.. 4
1 Barton, a.... I
I T Alpormaa, lb I
111 Lewie, aa..... I
II ktelntrre, 1
Bcaaloa. s... I
Ml 14 II
Totals I IT 1
Brooklyn 3000000 1 -
Boston 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Two-bass hit: Strobel. Three-base hit
Maloney. Sacrifice hit: Lewie. Stolen
baaes: Jordaji. Maloney. Hlta: Off Mc-
.(Q0 1 lntyre, 2 in three Innings; off Scanlon, 3
filial in BIX inninia. ijcu oil uaiooaii ouaiun, a,
.tu Brooklyn, 4. ttases on Dtiiis: urr ttcamon
1; Pfeffer, 3. Hit by pitcher: By Mc-
4M lntyre, 1. Struck out: By Mclntyre, 1; by
.464 I Scanlon, 3. by Pfeffer, 6. Time: 1:10. I'm-
460 I ptree: Carpenter and Johnatona.
gtaaglag af tha Tea.
Played. Won. Loat. Pet
o 4 si 16 .
ork a 28 16 .6
Pittsburg 42 28 1 .!
Philadelphia 48 2H 20 .H
St. Louis 44 21 26 .467
Brooklyn 44 17 27 .Sn4
Cincinnati 47 18 28 . 33
Boaton 44 u s
Deles, rf 4
Beta, cf,.... 4
Hbwar. If... 4
Neashen. Ik. I
Brain. Ik.... I
O'Nslll, I
Strobel, lb... I
Ptefler. p I
Totals...
1 I
1 1 -
44
I 1
Pet
.378
Bar. at
Turner, sa....
LaJole, lb...
Reaacnas, lb.
Jaekaon, If...
BraSiar. Ik..
Baaila. a
Jua.
3
1 1
1
(
4 1
( 1
ToUls II 4 17 11 1 Total M 4 IT IT I
Cleveland 10001000 1-3
Chicago 000000000-0
Left on bases: Chicago, 8; Cleveland, T.
Twa-haaa hlta: Jackeon. Roaaman. Thl
baae hit: Bradley. Sacrifice hlta: labell.
joe, jacason Oioicn vmmwm. ,uinvi ir,
Jackeon, Jonee. ' Double play: Lajole and
Roaaman. Struck out: By Walsh, 8; by
Joaa. 8. . Baae on balla: Off Waleh. 2; off
Joea. 1. Wild pitch: Walab. Time: 1.4S.
Umpire: Sheridan.
Mailt Master af Sltaattea.
Oam today: New Tork at Philadelphia.
ORIOIHALS AND NONPAREILS WIX
Aadreeseas Beat Diets aad Victors tka
Premiers.
The Iiee-Qlaaa-Andreeaen Originals and
the C. N. Diets Lumbermen came together
at Vinton Street park yesterday, tne lorme
wlnnina by the score or I to 4. lawier i
heavy hitting and the fielding of Qlbaon
and Bradford were the features. A pre
liminary conteat between the Victor and
tha Nonpareil waa won oy ine latter oy
tna acor ot 8 to v. n.n.u.
Lee-Olaee-Andreeaen ..3 0281 100 8 10
C. N. Diets.. 1OO 2 0 0 OO1-4 4
Two-base hits: Iwler, Tonneman
Three-baa hit: Iwler. Sacrifice hit
Matthewa. Stolen basea: Mullen, uooaard
Baeee on balls: Off Adama, 8; off Matthewa
1. Struck out: By Adama, 8; by Matthewa,
8. Batteries: Lee-Olass-Andreesen, Adam
and Brown; C. N. Diets, Matthews and
Strang. .Time: 1:W. Umpire: Dave Shana
han.
The Nonpareils defeated the victors -In
ST. LOUIS. June 8. Mullln's magnificent I a same full of exciting and faat fleldln
pitching waa responsible for St. Loula da I slay. Both pltrhera did good work, Ed
feat by Detroit today. 8 to 1. In the first I ward having a little the better of It. atrik
four innlnga Mullen etruck out alx men I ing out eight men and allowing four hits
inn ton struca out nve ana auowea nv
hits. Score.
Nonpareils 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0
Victors 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00
Lincoln
...Thorns
....Barton
...Uulnlan
,...F1I
Corns pltrher.,
Koukallk pitcher..
Iman
Holmea
...Ketchum
Col Una
.Zinran-Rngera
Eyler
.....Junes
Morse
Kelly' Welch Pwaala.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. 'June 1-fSpeclal
Telegram. VOrand Island bunched hits
while Wahoo couldn t find Kelly Welch
and never reached aecond. Score: R.ll H.
Wahoo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 8 I
Grand laland ..M I I I I I I M 1 I
Batterlea: Wahoo, Eada and Johneon;
Grand laland,' Welah and Townaend.
Diaaaeads Beat Wslsat Rills.
Th Diamonds defeated the Walnut
Hills Sunday afternoon on the "Cut,"
Forty-fourth and Howard streets. In a
five-Inning eonteet, stopped on account of
rain, by the score of 11 to 8. Wlnslow of
the Diamonds struck out nine men and
passed but three. Score by Innlnge:
R H E
Diamonds . 4 t 811 1
Walnut Hill 11 I 0 0-1 8 I
Batteries: ptareonda. Wlnslow and
Slice: Walnut Hill. Potter and Whitney.
Umpire: Goodrich.
BaJger Baady with llttk.
WOOD R1VKR. Nb June 3.-(Spclal
Telegram ) Sliolton dfatd Wood Hlver
today before a Urge irood by a ecore ef
U to 8. liotk team Hayed good ball.
UnSaar. lb . 4
Creator, lb. I
Melntjr. If.. I
Cobb, rf 4
Coefblla. lb. 4
O lary. ea ... I
kaal4t. a... 4
Mulloa, .... 4
Tot la..
and turned the aealata on Ave of the als
other outa. For aeven Innlnga in auccee
aion St. Loula did not get tha ball out
oi ine inneio. score:
DBTROIT. ST. LOC1S
AB. H.O.A.B. AB.H.O.A B
P. Joaea, cf.. 4 I 1 to. If I I I
1111 Haapklll. cf. I i
I 11 I Nortrke. lb.. I 1 l 1
11 tO-Brtoa. lb.. 4 4 111
I Wallace, a . 4 I I
41 Nil, ft 1
111 Haneoll. lb.. 41
1 ( 0'Caer. a . 4 1 I t t
l l I or.Ur. I i i 1 t
TV Jena ...1444
Miinu i
Totale II mil I
Batted for Pelly In ninth.
Detroit 01 800003 18
St. Loula 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-1
Earned runs: Detroit. 3. Two-baee hlta
Crawford. Mclntyre. Mullen. O'Leary. D
Jonea. Sacrifice hita: Coughlln, Cobb,
Nllea. Btoien base Hemphill. Mullen
Cobb. Hit by pitched ball. By Peity,
Jonr. Wild pitch: Mullen. Baeea on
ball: Off Petty. 1: off Mullen. 4. Struck
out: By Petty, 3; by Mullen, 8. Left on
bases: St. Louis. 8: Detroit. 10. Tim
I t. Umpires: Connolly and Evans.
Staadlag af lha Teaaae.
Played. Won. Loat.
New Tork I 88 14
Philadelphia 40 24 18
Cleveland 37 23 14
bv. Loula 41
letrolt k
Chicago 87
Washington 40
Boaton 43
Qamee today: Waahlnatea
Philadelphia at Chicago. New York t St
Loula, tioaion at t let aland
Pet.
841
Batterlee: Nonpareil. Edward a
Brown; Victors, Hlnton and Bowes.
rORTY TO SEVEN IS TUB SCORK
Ceattaeatals Wallap tka ladepeadeat
ta tkat Tsae.
Havlna begun rather early In the day
the Continental ana independent man
as ad to conclude their performance on
local diamond before the ahadea of even
Uia obscured th ball from their view Sun
day. They didn't have much the better
of tna day at tnat, tnougn, tor air. Bur
already "pretty much an in. incl
dentally thla game will, or If Justice pre'
vaila. go down In tha annala of local base
bsll at leaat aa having been played. The
score waa 40 to 7 In favor of the Conil
nentala. The official ecorer of this game
being a humorist, sent In the report th
the featurea were the fielding of Kelle
and Murphy. The affair waa perpetrated
oy inninga in tnia rasnicn:
R.H.E
Continentals T I 1 1 10 11 2 8 340 32
Independents .1 1. 130140-71
33
18
1
11
at
14
.)!
432
3 4
M
Detroit,
Ratterlea: Harshman and
j I Priclmen and Groasman.
il
Murphy
re: Grave.
1
and
Ui
2.174
l.iii nm
t.OH) I KOI . 14
4.218 If 44 1.111
l,t4 1.0- 37
37 11.801
87.047
3.101
41.8K1
4fl.4
4.4A1
.13.723
its
17.3.3
32.H1
27.11'J
Same week laet year....2J,2S (6.143 1T.M4
RECEIPTS FOR THE TEAR TO DATS.
Tha following Uble abowa tha recelpu of
cattia, hoga and aheep at South Omaha
or ine year to date, compared wnn lasi
year: laif. isng. inc.
Cttle rr.l74 8S&.4JI 81.74
Hog l.lM.i.) Ldti.447 ltiff J
Sheep 721.IW) 40,264 4i.M
CATTLE QUOTATIONS.
The follnwlna will ahae the nrlcea bald
for tha different kinBa of cattle on tha
south Omaha market:
.4 7b4H
. 4.8044-78
common to fair cornfed eteers ... 4.00t4 (SO
Good to choice cows and heifers.. I 00-4 43
Iowa I.eaarae Reeialte
MARSHAILTOWN. I.. June 8 -tSpeclal Fair to good eowa and heifers OP 4 JO
elegrsm.) Following are the results In tha
owa league:
Boone. 2; Marshalltown. 1; ten innings.
Fort Dodge, 8; Waterloo, 4.
Burlinaton. 8: Ottumwa. 1.
OSkalnosa, 1; Keokuk, 0; twelve Innings.
Common to fair cowa and heifers.. 3.oo3.M
Uood to choice atocker Ik feedere. 4.3" 4 0
fair to good atockera and feeders. IIVtiN
Common to fair atocker I (Ki'at
Bulls, staga, eto t lc&l 28
eai calves 4.wlja "
The followlnar table anowa th average
price of hoga at South Omaha for the laat
Data. I IK. 1108.11804. 108. 1301. 1801. 109.
May a.
May 22...
31...
May
May 84..
May a..
May 2..
May 27..
May 28..
May
May 80..
May 81..
June 1..
w
( 1
3 U
88
138
111
II
8 17
"
3 ( 12
s is 1 lii
8 I2( 8 131
281 t 01
4 411 4 361 I 07
3 11 t 02
( 17 3 131 7 0
88 TO
4 84 8 04i
4 841
4 31
4 4
4
4 U
4 601
4 83
I Mi
I 83 I 00
I 4
IW 8
III ! 87
If
t C2
87
t S3
I
I 801
.04
8 08
too
ilJil
70, I U
8unday. .
Tha offlolaJ number nf cars of atock
brought In today by each road waa:
cattle. Hoga. Sheep.
C, M. aV St. P. Ry....
Wabash
Union Pacific system
TOMATOES Florida, per crat of 80 lba-, I C. N. W. Ry. (Bast)
et. 34.80
WAX BEANS Per box of about 25 Iba,
81.80.
STRING BEANS per BOX of about 38
IK II 1A
TURNIPS. BEETS AND CARROTS
Far dos. bunches. 46c,
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per dos.
needs. 20c.
CUCUMBERS Hothouse, per dos., 31.25;
Texas, per bu. box, 11.76.
ONIONS Texas, in crates, white. 41.78:
yeuow, i zb.
KALiisiito-rr a os. auncnea, ao.
CABBAGE California, 2c par In.
CELERY Florida. 11.00 per dos.
OLD V EGBTA HLES.
POTATOES Home xrown. per bu.. 8043
(0c; South Dakota, per bu., 36t?7lc; Colo
rado, ber bu., 31.00.
NAVI BEArio fer It! , i s; no. A 8L3k
LIMA BKAMr-rr ID . DVSO.
TROPICAL FRUITS.
DATES Per box of 30-lb pkxs . 32.00:
Hallowe'en, in 70-lb "boxes, per box, Ic;
Bayers, per id., c; wainui slurred, 1-1 o.
pKgs, z.vo per aoa.; s-io boxes, 11. w.
C. A N. W. Ry. (West)
sr. p.. m. V o. Ry
C, B. aV Q (East)
(., a. at w. (weet) 1
C, R. I. V P. Ry. (Baat).. .
C, R. I. P. Ry. (West).. .
Illinois Central
Chicago Great Western... .
Total Receipts 8
Tha dlsDoaitlon of tha day'a receipts waa
aa rouowa, eacn puyer purcnaaing me nura
ber or neaa indicated:
Cattia. Hog.
3
81
884
183
14...
4...
11...
47...
TJ ..
41...
Ti ..
4 ..
44...
let an I it4
ail iae 4 l!
ti? f 1 it.
Ml I Itv
, Ml
. H4 M I lt4
141 II 4 tin
.11 M I 111
r tea I ni
. .K4 11
. UI ... lit
. l ... IU
..Ml B IK
1...
1.
I I"
I f
HIM
n im 1 1
..1ST ... It
.111 H M
. t7 W N
.14 ... IK
,.tal Ltl I XI
.. Mi Ik in
...IM ... I M
BTAO HOO.
.. It I 16 tl Ml M I M
...140 Mil IT 1)1 ... I K
SrlCkf-Otikv two rsra of lamb ware re
ported in the yards this morning and one
01 mem was a single oeca. 1 ney m
with very ready Bale at ateady prices; In
fact, they were ordered In at the reqtieet
of buyers. The beet, which were of right
good Quslitx, sold at 34M. with a fslr kind
of iamha at 3414.
Recelpta hare been very light all this
Week, a waa expected they would be, the
season being so fsr advanced that no one
waa looking for much of a run. Moreover,
Ihe arrlvaiS for the most part have con
sisted Of common to fsir lambs, with very
few lota that could be graded aa really
good killer. The demand haa been good
all the week and arrivala aa a rule have
met with on te ready aale at very satis
factory pHcee. While receipts are ao light
It la a little difficult to make enmparieona,
but It Is safe to say that comparatively
little change haa taken ptace in tha mar
ket during the week, value being at th
present time not very much different from
what they were k week ago. There la, In
fact, vary little to be said about th trade.
ine market, aa usual at mis season 01 tne
jeer, being without any very Interesting
features worth commenting upon.
Quotations on clipped stock: Oood to
choice weetern lambs, 84 26&4.S: f.-'r to
food lambs, 4 004.28; cull lambs. t.ftn
28; good te choice yearling. 36.7I04 10;
rair to good yearling, 1 .ettl. ; gooa 10
cholc aether, tS.764j4.O0i fair to good
wether. 4J6.GutSiS.7B; good to cholc ewsi,
36aOt4.78; fsl rto good awes, 4.7&C.t;
bucks. l4 2f.tH.78.
Representative sales:
No.
1 western ewe
1 western buck
1 western lamb
B Western lamb
134 weatera lamba
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET :
Wheat Opens Emt and Steadies LaUi
in Sesnion.
At.
. 100
. 1
. w
. 73
. 73
Tr.
3 30
t 60
8 60
4 10
40
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattia aad gheep Steady Hoga Flv to
Tea Ceata I.awer.
CHICAGO. Jun 8. CATTLE Receipts,
800 head; market ateady; beevea. M.104W-00;
cowa and heifers, 31. 706.00; calvea, tS.OOtf
7.28; atockera and feedera, I2.7btf4.76.
HOOS Receipts. 14,000 head: estimated
Monday. 4&.ono head: market MM 00 lower;
mlxd and butchere, 34 3ft4 4; good heavy,
SOyWtfi . rough heavy, 15426; light.
nuia ui
ties.
Omaha Packing Co
Bwlft and Company
Cudahy Packing Co
Armour k to
Other Buyers
1,681
8,801
11854
ToUl ..
CATTLE There waa tha usual Saturday's
lack of cattlo recelpta, the yards being
firacticauy bars 01 an ginoa, mere not De
ng enough of anything In sight to make a
market. For tho week tha recelpta have
kgs,
ORANGES California. extra fancy I t, afin vmrv II ha fat thnnvh nnt niillM iin ttt
navels, large sues, 84.Z65.0: Medrter- last week's figures. At th same time there
r.nf.n".w,i"' lIe 33.604Jt.00. has boeu a decided falling off aa compared
LEMONS Llmonlere, -extra fancy, 240 with a year ago. th amount of which will
alse. 88.00: 300 to 880 alae, 14.71. I h 1,1 h nhi,, at tit nf Minma
FlOB California, per IU-10. carton. 76(8) I r.win th. hn h h..
ovu, uni"i; ui,.a,lUi-i.iu, u 1 ratner oiaappoinung to aura 01 came,
alx-crown. 13c.
BANANAS Per medium led bunch,
11. IHII ; jumooa, z.oi,cu.w, ,
OKA r" Mi iti ii-r-i autucnia. per oox. 14. W).
PINEAPPLES Else 81 80 and 84.
33-26.
rBLiin;
,fr tr a t- a K ia.M rwul aa aa wM
bcx; New York Rueaets. 6.60 per bbl.
After the decline of the previous week
everyone was looking, for something In th
way of a reaction and the week opened
with holdera generally asking more money
for their cattle. Their expectations were
not realised, for Instead of showing
strength tha market waa alow and weak
to a little lower almost every nsy, oar-ring
nhaMlhlv WHrlav. vhrni tinder the Influence
CHERRIES California, 82.00 par 8-lb. of liaht recelota the market waa at leaat
beg.... ateady and poaslbly a little atronger In
ua,r.r tuia. spots. For so ms reason or other the nuy-
tc; No. 8 rib. 7Vfccr No. 1 loin. 14yc; No. 3 packers have taken all tha cattia that have
loin. 12jo No. 3 loin,' lilac: No. 1 chuck, I come they have not shown any anxiety for
them, but have aeemed to buy them more
under protest than anything elae. They
claimed that there waa a falling off In tha
demand for meat products at eastern
points. Whsther this waa true or not the
fact remalna that they did not any day
evince any great desire lor tna cattle. At
the close of the week beef eteers generally
are 10?f 16c lower than ona week ago.
The beat corn-red cows and nice tat
young helfera have been good sellers sll
the week, and at th cloae are not over
104316c lower than one week ago. On the
other hand tha less desirable grassy cows
have alumped off fully 26o and possibly 86c.
Th heavy break In graaa eowa la due to
the fact that gra cattl from the aouth
east are becoming more numerous In tha
lAtc: No. 2 chuck. 6AC: o. 1 chuck, ic: No.
1 round. 8c; No. 8 round, 7e; No. 3 round.
ie; rso. i piaie, c; co. i piaie, c; ro.
S pmte. 2is. .
at i bv a, IjIjA n aiu v B.
CIDER Per keg, H.7!, per bbl., $4.76.
HONEY New. l.er 24 lbs,. 33.6(1.
CHEESE: - Swiss, new. lKn: Wlarnniln
brick. 12c; Wisconsin llmberger. lie: twins.
Uftv, Young Americans, Mc.
NUTS Walnuta, Mo l. aoft ahella. new
crop, per lb., lVc; hard ahella, per lb..
isc. t-ecans. large, per id., lie; small,
per lb., 12c. Peanuta, per lb., 4Hc; roast sd,
per lb., 8c. Chill walnuts, per lb., l'XiWfa,
Almonds, soft ahella, per lb., 17e; hard
3rt.2t.u4 46; pigs, $6.01 20;
sft STUfia it
SHLEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 1.000
head; market ateady; aheep, 33.4O4.10;
yearlings, S8.7043.o0; lamba, 8S.S6C4.iO.
Raw Vark Live Stoek Market
NEW TORK, June 2. BEEVES Ra-
celnta. 121 head: no trading: feeling weak.
Dreaeed beef alow at 4 Woo per pound,
for ootnmon to crime native aides. Elx-
porta, 1,020 beeves and 7,411 quarters of
beet.
t;Ab V KJB xwciiiai, nvno anu nv ukuiui,
feeling nominally unchanged. City dreaaed
veala dull at 7H1jlOHc; country dreased
veals weak at sMiSMac.
HOQS RecelDte. 3.5)6 head; feeling nom
inally weak to 10c lower on Buffalo ad
vlcee. SHEEP AND LAMBS Recelpta, 4,Ofl8
head. Sbeep full ateady; lambs active and
firm; yearling alow and barely steady, all
sold. Oood to prime sheep sold at 36 to
36.00; good Kentucky lambs at 34.60; com
mon to prim yearling. 34.OOtf7.00; dreaaed
muttona ateady at kValOV? per pound:
dreeeed lamba ateady at ltvuc; aressei
yearlings alow at HielJc.
Kaaaaa City Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITT, Jun 2. CATTLE Re
celpta, U0 head. Including 40 southern:
market unchanged; choice export and
dreaaed beef ateera. lo.2fxS6.aO: fair to good
M.864U.38: we tern fed ateer. 83.76.)aS;
atockera and feedera, I3.2&84 40; aouthern
ateera. 33.80424.fK): aouthern cowa. 32.6O8t.00;
native cowa, 82.609.90; native helfera, 3S.2&9
8.36; buna, w.mo-.a; caivea, is.zms , re.
1 . A . I. - 1, OA AAA V. JK
UCloia 1U1 " mv.wv linn.
HOOS Receipts, ,uuu neao; marxei vw
7Hc lower; top, 84 36: bulk of aalea, a.2M
4.80: heaey. .aa 8: pacners, 8s.anuo.yi
pigs and ngnt, ib.wMie.zu; receipts lor me
week, 70. iw neaa.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 400 heed
market ateady; native lambs, t4.007.46: fed
sheeo and yearling. 86.00)94.2&: western
clipped yearling, 36.0134.26; western clipped
aneep, lo.wipa.wr atocxera ana reeoer. u.eti
4.00, recelpta for tha week, 26,600 head.
" St. Loal Lire Stork Market. .'
ST. LOUIS, Jun 8. CATTLE Recelpta.
100 head; no Texan; market steady;
native ahloplng and export steers.
14.7094.001 dressed beef and butcher steers,
8 610; ateera under l.ouo pound, 83.60ti
4.80: atockera and feedera, 32.402i4 80; cows
and heifers, 32 000J6.00; canners, ll.60fi-2.2S;
bulls, 81.4O0I4.W; caivea, 89 wa.m; Texa
and Indian steers. 33.0O-&4.7&; cows and
heifers. 32 00.0.
HOQS Receipts. 4.600 head: market 6c
lower: plga and lights. 86.7&i.St); packers,
84 0034.30; butchers and beat heavy, 84.20&
880.
No aheep on aale.
IRM NESS CHARACTERIZES THE CORN
m. ' H
F.xport Trade la Latter Poor, wltk
Braboard Reporting: .Farther t a- .
rellatlona Abroad .Oata Ara
Bought oa laaw'i Report ' '
OMAHA. June 2.
The opening easiness In wheat wna fol
lowed by eteadinee and aotne advance. .
The alrength in the coarse grains had a
beneficial Influence In the absence of any
freat amount of strictly "wheat" newa.
'orelrn market were closed. Snow's re-
rrt ehows condition of winter wht Jun .
to be 8i I, against hla figure of 81 lnal
month. He note the lowering ot the proa-
pect by drouth In the Ohio and Missouri
valley, but states th Plant Is vlgorouf
and that the late rains have resulted la
rapid recovery.
Firmness was characteristic of th cor .
market during the greater part of th ee
alon. July eelllng So higher. Realising
above this figure caused a closing reaction, ,
Th domeatlo demand is fair, but th ex
port trade la poor, with- the aeanoara re
porting higher cancellation of aale
abroad. The cash market waa higher at
the start, but rlosd with little rkepg.
Oat were bought on th Bnow report.
which ehows a condition of 80.8, agslnst hll
figure of W.S laat year. He ette the -
rrospecta for the crop In Kentucky, Ohio,
ndiana, Illinois, Missouri and Kanaaa a
;oor, but, on the other band, th aituauog
a 1d to be exceedingly favorable In Wl
consln. Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota and tha
Dakotaa.
Primary wheat receipts were WW. 009 bush
els and shipments 2M.000 bushels. sgaJnst
receipts lsst yesr of 218.000 bushels and
ahlpmenta of 222.000 bushels. Corn receipts
were l.luo.ooo bushels and ahlpmenta B6,0tal
bushels, aaralnet recelota last year of 432..
OW bushels and shlpmenta of 668,000 bushels.
Clearances were 80,000 bushel or wheat, .
8.268 barrels of flour, 26.000 buhls of corn
and 4,000 buhl of oata.
Seaboard exporters have been caught
short of corn for loading the first half ot '
june. ineir buying et Chicago tna saat
two daya haa been for hlpmnt within
five to vn daya, which show that they
nave waited for tna May to get out or tna
way In expectation of a decline in prior .
But tha buying ha all com at onco and
with light stocks prices have advanced '
both for cash and futures.
Local range of optlona:
shells, per lb., 16c. Cocoanuta, 84 per aaok
of 100.
"ddhlV.01,,.."1- 1,e; nd th." ch.ap beef fmh.t
&' t.Vch.dMAn:dh,;5,Vre:.ed."U8c; L- w lMO dlrct o
. bilAA. Mjlan.Mu, 11n. . . 1 . , 1 .. . Wltn IOW DTCl.
crappl, 4c; eel, lie: black baa. 'Oa;
whitensn, uholx; irog ieg. per aoa., 66c;
lobittera, green, 16c; boiled lobster, 4io;
OiU-nan, ioc; uerniig, po; epanisn DiacK
Stockers and feedera have been In very
light aupply - all tha week, thr being
hardly enough here aoma daya to really
make a test of th market. The demand.
however, haa not been very urgent, thia
erei, ec, nauuuva. , P inrop, i per gai.j h.ln tH. s,.,. ..n,nn thai branAh a tho
melt, izc; coa, uo; puiineao, jae; catnab, ."-JT a.ni Vsi T;Lt VIZI
good advantage, beina fully
last week. In fact aome of
deairabl kinds, which were
wanted to fill some special Order, brought
prices that even looked higher than laat
ween
Representative galea
WESTERNS MONTANA.
42 feeders.. 1086 84 20
HOGS The decline m the price of noes
which set In yesterday was continued to
day. The market waa a little alow to open.
Oil, . , 1 ' fU.lllWMW, ,
HIDES. PELTS AND TALLOW No. 1 l?llAl 2?, J
green hldea, o: No. 1, 8c; No. 1 aalted. lie: I f-t LnTU d
No. 2, 10c; bull hldea, 748e; dry hides. I iT'A.ri0.?
IJaaoc; noras mate, large, w; small, 81,
sheep pelts, each, 60t381.2&. Tallow, No. L
c: ISO. i, site; rougo, i-mo.
brrni o n.nnnl.t.1 mam. In V.V.I. ai oa
granulated cane. In aacks, $4.11; granulated
beet. In sacks, 14.81.
SYRUP In barrels, 24c per gal.; In cases,
4 10-lb. cana, $1.60; caaea. 11 6-lb. cana, $2.80;
t-aaea 74 zu- n. rani, ii.so
UOrl tB ttoasteo, JVO. an, zbhic per lb.; I "i n wae ri i-iiv n eriiers once
No. 80. 20HC per lb.: No. 2S, 180 per lb.; began cutting loose their droves, so that
urai-iicaLiiy ovvi jr i imiib in inv yarue cnangea
hands by 10 o'clock fn the morning. As to
fiu. av, ir iu. - loygo yvr
No. 20. 16Vc per lb.; No. 21, 12Vc per lb
CURED FISH-Famlly whiteflsh, per H
bbl., 100 lbs., $4.60; Norway mackerel, per
ddi., wo i Da., Dioaters, mow; ro. i. is.on;
No. 1 $28 00; No. 8. 330.00; Irish. No. 2, $14.00;
herring, in bbls. 200 lbs. esch, Norway, 4k,
$13 00; Norway, tk. 81300; Holland, mlxad.
$11.60: Holland herring, In keg, milkers.
sue; aegs, mixeo, vc.
CANNED GOODS Corn, standard west
ern, 66-Hik-; Maine, $1.16. omatoes. 8-ib.
values the market might be deacrlbed aa
I'nlOo lower than yeaterday or a big 7Hc
lower, it waa largely a one-price market.
the great big bulk of all the hoga going at
18. JO. aa axalnst .2?i4ft4.0 reaterJav.
There waa a sprinkling of loads at M.22H9
s.ai. wnn a top ai e.av. in latter price
being c lower men veaieroay lop.
Th ho mrket thl week ha ahaen
cana. IL.2f81.60: t-lb.. Srtacel 11.00 Plnaannlea. ault B number of change, price havlna
- z - . . . 7- -- : . : - i 2 . . ,. M m . t . I . , .
grated, Z-ID, sz.uqz.iu; auced, ll.etAyl.aU. I nuciuaiea oaca ana luriii. ai (no opening
uauon appiea, tancy. lo w: taiirornla aprl- I or tne weea me averag marin waa a
cota, tl.4Ujl.0O: peart, 1 7lfjr1 60; peaches, little easier than the cloae of the week be-
fencv. ii.Tdez.4B: H. : teacnaa. it attfjt ki I fore, but on Tuesday ana weaneedav there
fancy Chinook. I wss a snarp aavanc amounting to a Dig
H.
Alaska aalmon. red. 81.26
F., $110: fancy aocksys. F, $1 Mi; sardines
H oil. $160, A, mustard, 11604(3 10 Sweet
potatoes, IB.1&71.26; sauer kraut. 8100:
pumpkin. Bctj 31.0: wax bean a. $-lb., 7V($
roc; uma Dean a, j-io.. mtriisa; spinach.
$1.8$; cheep peaa, 2-lb., 80c; extia, T6O0c:
fancy, tl.860L7t.
Tfcree Straight far Kearaey.
FREMONT. Neb.. June 3 -(Bpeclal Tele
gram. ) Kearney made It two atralght from
Fremont by winning thla afternoon s game.
Fremont s error column is laracly re Don -
slble fur the result. Score:
Kearney 4 33301 7
Fremont s I 1 I 0 01
Tkrol toograo.
At Peorig Decatur. 8, 4. 8; Pooria,
11. 3.'
At Cedar Raplda Cedar Rapid a. T. T.
Davenrwrt. I . 8.
. At Rock Island Rock Island,
Dubuiiue, 8. 10, 1
At Blooming too Bloominglan- 1; Spring
noia, - - - , -
aa Htrrera for Forfeit,
LOS ANGELES. Cal , Jun 8 Manager
MrCarey of the Pacific Athletic club.
Hilly Nolan, manager for Battling Neleon.
and a local newapaper. which acted aa
I. 14, 3; I etakeholder for the recent acheduled fight.
pave jointly emerea aun againai Aurriie
Heriera. the pugilist, to cum pel payment
of a check oi Imam poi4 by Uarrara as
- St. I.oat Ueaeral Market.
ST. IX5UI8, Jun 1 WHEAT Future
Arm. raah weak; No. 2 red. cash, elevator,
kitktc; track, iUM4r: Julv, 7Vc; Septem
ber, 74c; No. 2 hard, 8tit4V.
CORN Higher; No. 2 each, nominal;
track. 49460c; July, 48V; September, 4so.
OATS Firm ; No. 2 raib, l)Vc; track, 34c;
July, 84c; September. 8Sc; No. f while, 3oe.
FIX5UR Steady; red winter patents. $1.40
64.66; extra fancy and atralght, $3.7694.36;
clear, $2. 76$ 3 00.
-KRr8 titeadv; timothy, $2.8002 90;
CORNMEAL Steady ; $2 60.
BRAN Lower; Backed, r.aat track, 88 9
87c
HAT Steady : timothy, $12,800 130.
prairie. $1 1 00 (ft 13 00
IRON COTTON TIES $1.00.
BAOGJNO ISc
HEMP TW!NE-7c. .
PROVISIONS Pork, ateady; lobbing,
til AA 1 - rA Iak. nrln.. mm-A
$8.27 H. Dry aalt meata, steady; bnxeti
extra shorts, 39 37 H : clear ribs, $3 82 V:
short clears, $1.76. Bacon, lower; boxed
extra abort, $10.12V; clear ribs, $10 87 Va ;
short clear, $10.60.
POULTRY Dull; springs. Igi8c; iur
keya. 10c; ducks, IVyc: geese, 6c.
BI'TTBR Firm; creamery, 174321C; dairy,
14-917C.
EOGS Firm, 13c. case count.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bhls S.000 3 00
Wheat, bu 26 00 28.30
Corn, bu HT. 0H0 44 001
Oats, bu 44.000 $1,004
Pkllaelelpkta Prog or Market.
PHILADELPHIA. Jfne t BUTTFR
Steady; extra western creamery, 2021e:
extra nearby prints, 2?c
EGGS Steady; nearby fresh. 17Hc at
mark: weetern freeh, 17 at mark.
t'HBKSE Finn; New York full rreama.
fancy, 1IV; New York full creams, choice.
11 te: Kew York full crcamsL fair to good.
UHc. Wednesday proved to be the high
day or tne ween, aa prices declined rsp-
Idlv ths three daya following, so that at th
clot of th week the market la a big 8o
lower than It waa at ine cioee of th pre
vlou week.
Representative aaiee:
ArtlclBB l Opsa. High. Low. Close t Tery.
Wheat I
juiy...
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Omaha Cash Sales.
WHTOAT-No. 3 hard, 1 car, 72c; 1 ear. 74c
CORN No. 8. 1 car, 45c; 3 cara, 44Hc;
(hot), 1 car. 40c.
OATS No. $ white, 1 car. 83c; No. 4 wMte,
1 car SSc.
BARLEY No. 8, 1 car, 40V4c
Omaha Caa ?ricea. .
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 7$7Te; Ko. t
hard. 70076c; No. 4 hard, 6tc; No. i
spring, 74c; No. 8 spring, 70 78c.
CORN No. 8, 444t746c; No. 8 yellow,
46c; No. 8 white, 4 Sc.
OATH No. 3 mixed, 32 14 r: No. 3 white,
3J88ic; No. 4 white. 3240880,
RYE No. 8, 6c; No. 8, 64 He,
Tarlot Recelpta.
Wheat, Corn. Oata.
Chicago ......
Kar.saa City
Minneapolis
Omaha
Duluth
St. Louis
.. 18
44
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8
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85
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g. Joseph Live Stock Market.
ST. JOSEPH. June $ CATTLE Receipts.
1271 head; market steady; natives, $4.6
4J6 26; rows and helfera, $1.7631.86; atockera
and feedera, $3.0064.26.
HOGS Receipts. 4.072 head; market 10c
lower; light, 34.10ifj420; medium and heavy,
14.1534 SO; pigs, $4.76436.20; bulk of sales,
M12"04 32
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none;
market nominal.
Minneapolis Grata Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. June 8. FLOUR First
patents, $4.2&44.85; aecond patenta, $4-100
4.20; first clears, $3,604(3.00; second oleara,
$2.2b2.66. . . ,r
BRAN In bulk, $16.2613.80. - ;'
(Superior' Board of Trade Quotations tor
Minneapolis and Chicago delivery.) . Tha
range ot prices, as furnished by F. D. Day
ac Co., 110-111 Board of Trad building, waa:
Articles. Op4n.j HlgH.I Low. ClWj T4-ir'.'r
I
Wheat I
Julv... 81
StT)t...7857
114 1
1 14141
1 13
Dec
Flax
July.. Sept..
Oct...
-7kVk
, 80 3114
, 78'4 70S
' 7Htt
1 14 1 U
, 1 144 1 144
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1 13'4
1 144
1 14
Minneapolla Cash Cloae Wheat: No - 1
hard, 834c: No. 1 northern and to arrive.
82Hc; No. 2 northern and to arrive, 81c; No.
8. 7if6tluc; No. 1 durum, iScr No. 3 durum,
71c. Corn: No. 3 yellow, 46c; No. 8,
464C. Oats: No. 8 white, 83c; No. 3, 314c.
Barley: tltTaOo. Rye. t76otto. Flax. $141,
Sloax City Llv Stork Market.
SIOUX CITY. June 1 (Special Telegram.)
CATTLE Receipt. 00 head; market
atrong to 10c higher; atockera ateady;
beevea, 34.004.40; cowa and helfera, 13 00n
4.60; atocker and feeders, $3.264.60; caivea
and yearlings, 83.00njt.20.
HOOS Receipts, 7,600 head: market 10c
lower, selling at $6.184 .80; bulk of aalea,
$4.164 17.
tork la Sight.
Receipts of live stock at the aix principal
weatern marketa yeaterday:
cattle, nogs, nneep.
South Omaha
Bloux City ....
Kansas City .
St, Joseph ...
St. Louis ....
Chicago
Total
67
2U0
156
27
100
800
11.801
$.KK
,(f72
4.600
18.000
428
4,i6
1.000
.1,064 80.473 i.41
Mllwaakee Orala Market.
MILWAUKEE, Jun 2 WHEAT
Steady; No. 1 northern, 84 17c; No. 3
northern, 82486c; July, II Ho aaked.
RYE Steady; No. 1, 46 45 He.
BARLKY Steady; No. 2. i6V4J64c;
eampas, 42 41 34c.
CORN Higher; No. 3. 4HC60c; July,
44 He aaked. .
Peoria Market.
PBORIA, June 3 CORN Higher; No. 3
yellow, 4c; No. 3, 4Bc; No. 4, tlk'i no grade,
OATS Strong; No. 2 white. 14 He; No. i
white, 4)44344c; No. 4 white. 32Hc.
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Business propositions advertised In The
Be go Into the homes of tho best people.
Kaaaa City Oraln aad Frovlaloa. .
KANSAS CITY, Jun 2. -WHEAT July,
'S'iC; September, 72c; cash, No. 2 hard,
78Vtf81c; No. 3. 73'r4'4c: No. 4, 68f764c; No.
3 red. ffexg-Slc; No. 4, 863Oc; No. 4, 7444c'.
COKN July, 4tc; uepiemoer, tc: can,
No. 2 mixed. 40VaVac; No. - 3, 4uCt4c;
No. 2 white, 48Hc No. 3, 48c.
OATS No. 8 wnite, a&oo.
HAY Steady : choline timothy, v 818.000
13.60; choice prairie, 3ll.0OiU.2ll. .
KYK uteaay; Mroec.
KOUS Steady; Misaouii and Kanaaa, new.
No. 2, white wood cases Included. 14c; caaa
count, liic; causa returned, He lees.
WLi lriK creamery, ine; pacntng, iae.
. Recelpta. Sulpnvnts.
Wheat, bu 'i,orj0 - 38,000
Corn, bu 60,000 81.0nr)
Oats, bu 3,000 18.000
tliilntlh Gra Ho M-rket.
DULUTH. Jun 2. WHEAT To arrive;
No. 1 northern, 82c; No. 2 northern,
0Ka; on track, No. 1 northern. 24o;
No. 2 northern, 80tc, July, 82 Ho; Sop'
tember, lOHc.
OATS To arrive, on track and May,
334c. . ;
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We Own and Offer $100,000,00 (
MARION-BUCYRUS RAILWAY & LIGHT CO.
First Mortgage 5 Gold Bonds
Will Be Sold to Net the Investor 7 Per Cent '!.;;
In Denominations of $50, $100, $300 and $1,000
Th INTERURBAN I a link In a chain of railways that connect tha city of CUvo
land with Columbua. Springfield. Dayton. Cincinnati and Indianapolis. -
Tha right-of-way la private, the Company having aecured DEEDS in fe tmpl '.
Principal (and Interest payable semi-annually) at the office of tho CLEVELAND
TRUST COMPANY. Thla road la bonded at 312.600 a mile, which la leas than any
other railroad In tha United Statea. -4
Tha terminal polnta af thla' Una are Marion and Gallon, two of tha beat Inland
cltiea In th stats of Ohio. Tha population along the Una la over 8.060 per mile, from
which tha earning power aa compared with other linea In thla stats will pay a divi
dend of mora than double tha amount of the Interest on tha bonds.-
REFERENCED AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK. CALEDONIA, OlIIO.
Buet trier & Company,
BONDS, STOCKS AND INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Free Press Building, Milwaukee, Wis. '
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