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TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1906. COBS WIS ..BOTH CONTESTS OnlOat af t,bs lUdi Betohtd ffeoond Bass .1 rint Omm. ; HOME TEAM UNABLE TO HIT REULBACH la Second Gas tha Claelaaalla -Una Base Poorly Scares af Otfccr Caa- . teW ; CINCINNATI, C,6ept. 1. Chicago won both tmri of tha double-header with Cin cinnati today. In the first gams not a hit waa mads off Reulhach until tha sixth Inning. Oalr on of tha locala reached fxnd base An thla Contest, la tha See ond gaiie, the Cincinnati ran baaea poorly.' The-ganie waa'Hmited to seven Inning by agreement. Score, flret game: CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. B 110..!, r: . B.H OA IlnfTmit). cf...l I .0 nmttlnt Ik. I I t iMtkard, If. I I 1 ( "4Kall, II.... 4 tit Srhulta, T1...4 1 I ejnoV rf.....4 1 II Jo . -4 ,111 ttmoot. '.... 4 I tMrdt. lb 4 i 1 0 tjobrt, a. . . . I I Ttnr, n v 4 1 Mnwrey, lb.. 1 1 trm, tb..7.;l I I IHchl.l. 1b..-i. I 4 10 Moron. ...... 4 It LtTlnaatoa, el a 7 fteulbach, .lit W1mer, ... I 14 Totila 41 II 17 U Total. I 117 15 4 Chicago ...... ......0 2 2 0 2 Q 0 0 1-T ClnolnnaM ,',. 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Two-baaa hlta: Tinker. Moran. Sacri fice hits: Momn, Reulbiich. Stolen bases: Hoffman. Tinker, Ever. Double playa: Ptelnfeldt to chance; Tinker to Chance; Chance unassisted. Struck out: By Welmer, 6; by- Reulbuch, 1. Flret buee on balls: Off Welmer, 2: off Reulbach, 6. Hit by pitched ball: Welmer, 1. Wild pitch: Welmer, 1, Time: 1:46. Umpire: Klem. Score, second came: CHICAGO. CINCINNATI. B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B. Hoffman, of.. I 4 I 0 1 Hujulnt, tb. I I It Blafle, CI,... 1 a a Krllaj, If.,.. I 4 Shocaaro, If. I 0 I 4 J4a, rf......l I -bulla, rf... I II OOtnnot. ef.,.,1 I Chance, lb... I T 1 I Lobart. a. ... I I Plelnfeiat, tb I I I I 4 Movray, lb.. I 1 Tinkar, aa...-. I 1 I 1 Rohll, a I Kvara, lb.... I I I 4 OPaal, lb.. Kilns, I 1 I Hall. a... . I 1 . 1 , 1 larior, p 1(11 LXIahanty Totala 17. 7 11 11 1. Totala..,.. tt 7 II 4 1 Chicago ..,...,.. I 0 o 0 o 15 Cincinnati 1 0 1 0 0 02 Two-base hlta: Mowrey, Evers, Taylor. Three-base hit: Jude. Home run: SinooL Sacrifice hlta: Hall, Tinker. Flrat baao on balla: Off Taylor, 2.' Struck out: Hi Hall, 6. Wild pitch: Hall, 1. Time: 1:W umpire: Klem. Plttabaraj Wine Both Gamee. PITTSBURG, 8ept. . Tha morning game waa won by the fittaburgs In the aecond Inning, when they acored two runa on un error by Crawford and two hits. The St LOule team got only one man to third Score: FlTTSBtfRQ. T. LOlIi. a n U.A K. - B.H.O.A.B. 4 11 OBarrr. rf .... 4 I 4 Clark. H... Oanlar, rf... alaiar, aa.y. Laich, cf... Naalon, lb.. Bbaahaa, tb Bitch. r, lb. Olbaon, e... rauiipp, p. 111 Uannatt, lb., 4111 i vOrady, lb.... 4 11 X V 0 Horlak'lr, lb I 411 1 1 111 1 11 0 OManaa, If.... I 1 I fi Murray, cf... I 1114 Marahall, a.. I 1 14 craolord, aa. I I 0 Kargar, p.... I I till 114 ' Totals. .....II 7 17 11 Totala 10 44 11 4 Pittsburg h .0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 St. iOUis. ...;! w.O 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 Two-baae hits: Oanley, Olbaon. Sacrifice hit: Newton.' Three-bee hit: Murray. Btrucfc out: By 1'hllllppe, 2: by Karger, 1. Uouble play: Karger and Orady. Irft on baaea: Pittsburg, ; St. Louis. 2. Time: 1:16. Umpire: Conway. Long hlta won the afternoon game for the fittaburga. - Leach's home run In the fourth Inning, driving Meier over the plat in front of him, actually won the game. Score: riTTBBCRff. ' "' aT. LOtJIB. .- B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B. Clark. If.. 4 I I Barry, rf..... 4 1 Oantoy, rl.-. 4 4 10 0 bannett. lb.. I 1 1 I 4.1 11 Orady. lb.... I S 0 6 I 1 0 I) bannatl. lb.. I 1 I Malar, aa...., J i.l II ti I I a a ti eh, cf .,. I 11 0 OHo.l.k'tr lb 4 I'll' N.aloft, . lb... 4 111 0 M.rt.a. If.. 111' 0 Mrrtaa. If ... 4 I 1 1 , 1 Murray, cf... 4 14 0 Bnecnan, id. 1 Bilch.y . .u. . " l 4 a a vroonan, a,.k, -a J s a l 114 1 Crawford, aa. I 0 1 It Qihaon, ' a.. Wlllla. p 4 10 1 OHiainB'tbra, p 4 I 1 Totala 3i IS 17 II I ToUls .11 I 14 11 'l Plttaburg ,...r......V.O 0 0 2 2 0 1 2 r-7 St. Loul...riVin.;vtl 0,-O 0 0 0 ft i 0M' Two-baae hlta: Noonan, Shcehan. Three baae hit: Clarke. Home run: Leach. SacrlfUie hits: . Leach, Rltchey. Stolen bases: Meier, Dennett. Double playa! Rltchey and Nealon; Clarke and Rltchey. First base on bulla: Off Willis. ; off iila glnbotham, 2. - Struck out: By Wlllla, 61 by HlRglnbotham, 1. l'aa.ned ball: Olb aon, TUn:. 1:46. Umpire: Conway. " Tnir Ibalaala for Brooklyn. Pnil.ArELPHIA, Sept. I. Brooklyn eaxlly defeated Philadelphia today, Scttn lon'a good pitching enabling the vlaltora to acore a shutout. Both fame fielded well. Score: BROOKLYN. PHILADELPHIA. B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B. Caaay. lb.... 4 4 1 Thomas. cf..l 111 Malonay. pf..l I I 4 Olaaaon, lb.. 4 0 I I Luralay, rf,. 1 I - a Branal, lb 4 II JoriUa, lb... I I . Titua, rf 4 I 1 McCarthy. If. I I 4 Magaa. If..... 4 1 Alparaaaa, lb, 4 0 4 1 4 Doolln, sa... 4 4 Lawta, a..... I 1 1 8.otaJl. lb.. I till U.ri.o, .... 4 I 1 1 I Doaoraa, e..l I I I acaolon, p... 4 11 I)ualby. p., 1 0 1 4 Moaaa. P I 1 . Tetals.. ,... 11 17 4 , TUla II T 17 11 1 Brooklyn ..........0 1 0 1 J 0 0 0 1-4 Philadelphia .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Two-baae hlta: Bergen, Lumley, Brans field. Three-base hit : Thomas. Home run: Jordan. Sacrifice nit: Lumley. Double play: Thomaa to Oleason. Struck out: By Duggleby, 4; by Moaea. t; by Scanlon, 4. .Flrat base -on balls: Off Dugglrby, 2: off Moaea, 2. Hlta: Off Dugirleby, t in four and one-third lnnlnga; oft Moaea, S In four WAKEFIELD'S BlfiLckberry BaJstun ! KBd ItM boon (or 60 yean b Brorapf aaa rciiabi ear) for Dlarrboaa, Dysr tajry, Flux, Ctolora Xatantum, ate. aj the dlfMtaaea oftan 00 rue In the nlaht. avery homa thonld ba pravarad to check them without dalar by having a tupply ct this azeallant ramadjr on liaiid. MAX rdrugtrUU aaU 1C FOR 30 YEARS Dr. McGrew baa road a SPEC IALTY ef all form af dteeaeea an4 U , ardero mt MEN ONLY cf Kta SMlilMaa far traat- S .. Wg Ul la f laaas v, I ar MUaiitaa. Hi rw V. f aaaraabU era aaaa aaa- a- f r 0a bM xaalwa. Over 80,1 0 d Oared f. I mil. By. Kara bkll HyiMK BhMd Nw auutal. Ola, Itr. tMm m atranca m Ilia iioma TroaUueat has a.naia --T mrat tbiaaaaaa r lana af WZiiL Kia.w ui Bla a4 at tlM at aaa.ll M.. sm Iz 12.rr7T7 4 m-m. aa mm moot Maa Inatswaai. H ia paw HrtSarfa IVaw. CeaaaltatUa Ti. ORloe Hour t a. m. ta l:lt a. m. cah wTlta 'BoaTta. Offloa at lit toutn UU Slraet. Omaba, Neb. tvory Vomaii ia laiaraai.a ana anoaid ujw botu. arwiilwreal MARVCL walrkofl Spray an yaw. A r ron . Ii. ftj t-MuM Coa.wlani t la.l wall If he raMltini ftUUOaV U . Hnif.i,, Motra Ww T. Ult MlVft CaVUIp fBf 111 uAl rml Mi hat 'St - aa-Ja-a fUll lrUtmJtl Atttl tlrtV-lir.'ia Im. . 44 k M4ir.,iiH Um tUiKMIklAN j atcCONlu-L. DRUG Cf liiu ua DyUae : MKit.i!.l,iN lRt;3 CO.. m Cut. )lb mum rtiua Slav r -aa I '"t P- A. AT ' I :. I'm- ptre: u iey. In the afternoon game the .Brooklyn team repeated It performsne of the forenoon, thla time shutting; the home players out, 10 to 0. Sparks waa batted out of tha box In the flrat Inning. Score: BROOKLYN. rHlI-ADlKlA. B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B. Caaar. lb ...4 I I Tfcouaa, rf .. I I Ma lone, ef.. 4 I Lumiay. rf . .. 4 I Jora.a, lb... I t M-crthT, If I I tlHrau, tb. 4 bawia. aa I I R it tar, a I I Baraan. e.... I t eiio.. i . a i a a tClranaflaM. lb 4 II 4 Til... rf I 1 I Maaa. M ...4 I 0 Paolln. aa .. 4 I I 4 lnt.ll. lb.. 111 Daeovaa, ..! 1 t I 1 Hmiaton, .M 111 SSoarba. a.... I Melnirr. p.. 4 1 Rlrhla. I I Totals 17 II 17 II lConrtny ..I I Totals .11 I 17 I 1 Batted for Richie In the ninth. Brooklyn 7 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0-10 Philadelphia 0 OOOOOftOO-O Stolen bases: Magee, Lumley (2. Ma loney 2), Jordan. Two-baae hits: lwia, Casey. Sacrifice hlta: Lumley, KHtev. Struck out: By Richie, 2; by Mclntyre, b. Kirat bnae on balls: Off Sparke, 2; Off Richie, 2; off Mclntyre, 4. Hlta: Off. Sparka. 2 In one-third of an Inning; off Richie, In aeven and two-thlrrle lnnlnga Passed ball: Houston. Wild pitch: Richie. Hit by pitched ball: Alperman. Time: 1:66. Umpire: O'Day. Olanta Wla Twice. NEW YORK, Sept. I. The New Tork Na tionals won both game of today'a double header from the Bostons, the flrat 4 to 0 and the second S to 2, In eleven lnnlnga. Score, first game: NEW TORK. BOSTON. n u o ' B.H.O.A.B. Sfc.xnnn II I lit t Ttalaa. rf...i. t 4140 Brown., rf... 4 11 Taanay, lb... 4 111' Seymour, cf., 4 Ii.Tlln. lb.... 4 ll Bmtaa. ef a a a 1 t UnwanL lb.. 4 11.1 Mrnana, lb.. I I 11 Uahlen, aa... 11 I 1 Brown, lb ... I 1 1 I 0 Bridwall, a.. I 1 I I 1 4 o'N.lll. e.... I 1 1 Si ran. lb.,.. 1 Braanahan, e.,1 Rmlth, 1 Math.waon, p I I 4 Oooda. If I 1 4 1 1 4 Planar. .... 111 1 1 4 a Total 1 14 la I Totala H ( If II 1 New York 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 ft 0 0-0 Home run: Seymour. Sacrifice hit: Btrang. Stolen bases: McGarui, Tenney. Double play: Devlin to McOann to Doviln. Bases on balls: Off Mathewran, 2; off Pfef- fer, 2. First base on errors: Boston, 1: New York 1. Hit with Ditched ball: Mo Oann. Struck out: By- Mathewaon, 2; by rrerrer, l. Time: i:w. - umpire: carpenter. Score, second game: NEW TORK. BOSTON. B.H.O.A.B. ' ' B.H.O.A.B. Shannon, If.. I 1 0 Pol an. rf ... 1 i 1 Frown., rf... I 'Tnnr. lb.. I III ttayaiour, cf . . a 1 ..4 111 B.m, cf.. ...I 1 ..III Howard, aa... 4 1 I 0 ..I I II Brown, lb..., 4 ..1(11 lNradham, lb. 4 1 T I ..llli 4 O'N.lll. C.... 4 4 4 1 4 4.1 111 OOood.. If.... 4 ..I II 0 Llndaman, a. I I 1 ..1144 .. 1 1 Ttals......tt 11111 I Da.hn, lb... ill MrO.no, lb.. I 1 II D.hlon, aa... I I 1 Strang. 2b.... Ill Braanabao. t. I II Amea, c... Hlltaa, ,. Totala U I II 14 I Two out when winning run ecored. Batted for Amea Jti eighth. Boston 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0-2 New York 0 000010010 1-4 Thie-bae hlta: Howard, Devlin. Sacri fice hlta: Devlin. Tenner. Stolen bases: Seymour, Devlin, Llndaman, McOann. Struck out: By Ames, t. by Llndaman, ; Dy VMirse, 3. uases on nana: vn Ames, u Hit with pitched ball: Llndaman. Wild pitch: Llndaman. Hits: Off Ames, 6 in seven lnnlnga; off Wtltue, none In four in nings. Time: Z:W. Umpire: Carpenter, Stamdlaa- ml the Teaaaa. Played. Won. Loat. Pet. Chicago il Pittsburg 123 New York IM Philadelphia 1:3 Cincinnati 126 Brooklyn lie St. Louis 1 Boston .... US and two-third lnnlnga Tims .32 . .741 IW U . .obi 77 43 .4i 66 6s .447 62 74 , .411 4 70 Al t 46 7 .3o 40 85 ; .Sr Games' today: Bbston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Chicago at Cin cinnati, SL Loula at Pittsburg. OAHEI III THE AMERICA! L.EAGCF! Clevelaad Wlas Both Bade of Doable Header from Chicago. ' CLEVEXaAND. Ohio,, Sept. . Cleveland defeated Chicago easily thla morning, 10 to I. Townsend was knocked out of the box In the first Inning, but Hess, who succeeded him, was a , puszle. Altrock Waa also knocked out nd Patterson, who replaced him, waa a,n easy . proposition'. Score; CLEVELAND. ' CHICAGO. CaByn, U....I 10 Hah'a. ifi.'i.l l 004 Btovall, lb-tbl 114 Jonaa, r..... I 1 14 Tamar, aa... I 'I 1 I luU. ?, I .4 1 Lajola, lb.... 4 I 1 l.a, ,aa... 4 I 1 1 Roaaman, lb. 1 I t bonohaa, J,h. 4 111 tengaltoa, f rf 4 It Dougherty. IT 4 2 4 1 nick, cf 4 4 1 ,Towna. o... I 111 Batb.au. lb.. 4 1 1 Tannahlll. lb I I Bamla. o. 4 110 I ' Altrock, p.... 1 1 loarnaand, p. 1 Patleraos, p.. I 1 Hai, p., 4 111 Totala II I 14 14 1 Totala 40 14 17 II 1 . Cleveland 0 1 1 0 0 6 1 0 -10 Chicago ....'.,..! 0 0 001 0-00-1 Hits: Off Townaend, 4, In 1 Inning; off Heaa, I In 1 lnnlnga; off Altrock. 8 In 21-1 Innings; off Patterson, 9 In 6 2-1 Innings. Baaes on errors: Cleveland,!; Chicago, 1. Two-baae hits: Bemla, Flick, Turner, Davis a, Hahn, labell, Donohue. Three baae hits: Flick (21. Turner. Sacrifice hit: Tnnnehill. Stolen bases; Lajole, Double playa: Davla. Towns to Iaoell; Barbeau, Btovall to Bemla. Baaes on balls: Off Heaa. 1. Struck out: By Hess,v; by Townsend, 1; by Patterson, 1. Wild pitch: Patterson. Time: 1:18. I'molre: Sheridan. Cleveland defeated Chicago again thla afternoon. Both Owen and Bhoadea were effective with men on bases; but Chicago's errors proved costly. Score: CLEVELAND. . CHICAGO. B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B CaffTB. If.... 4 111 I Hahn. rf.-.. 4 1 fHo.all. lb... 4 It (Jonaa. of..... 4 t Turnar, ... I I I Lb.ll. lb.... 4 1141 Lajola. lb.... 4 111 Davla. 4 111 Canaaltea rf. I I 1 I Lonohu. lb. 4 1 I I Jackaoa. rf..l 1 I 0 lNua.rty. if I I I riKk. ef 4 111 ITanaablll. lb 1 I I Barbaao. lb. . I 1 I I I Ron., lb. Bamla, a 4 I 1 OTown. e. Rhoa. p.. .4 t OOw.n, p.. Smith, p. Tot In 14 11 tl I l0'Ntll . ...144 ... 111 ...till ... ... 1 ...ti mnl 1 Total.. Butted for Owen In eighth. Cleveland 0 1 0 10 0 10 Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 l1 0 I 0 J Hits: Off Owen. 13 In seven Innings. Flrat baae on errors: Cleveland, l; Chicago, 1. Two-base hlta: Carry n, Donohue, labell Sacrifice hlta: ftohe, laoeu, Hann. btolen baaea: Turner, Jackson, Tannahlll, Double playa: Dougherty, Davis to Donohue; cat- fyn to Bemia: Knoaaes, uarbeau to Bemis ntmnm A Q,uull U a n . II-. I ! Rhoadea. 4: off Owen. 1. fltruok out: Bv ' uwen i: Dy smun, i, Time: 1:40. umpire: , "" B" Brali la Roaton. mnio, mans., Aug. a vvaanington loat thla morning s game I to 1, by fielding errors mad at critical tlmea. Score: BOSTON. I B H.O.A E WA8H1NOTON. B.H.O.A.B. I Haraan, rf... 4 1 Mill, lb 4 I Oood win. a. I I .l Jonaa, ef 4 I Parant, aa.... I 111 I Altliar. a.... 4 C. Ulan I. of. 4 1 14 Croaa, tb 4 i Parrn. lb.... 4 III I todirun, If. I 1 I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I a 1 I ! Urlmahaw, lb I 111 00 ttahl, lb.. I I nmj. . . .! , ri... . Morsaa. lb.. I I 1 Wamar, a.... I T t'rtgar. I f t iralkanburg, pt 1 I Young, p I 4 O'Wak.O.I .. 1 t Totala M inu Totala II IN I I 'Batted for Falkenburg In ninth. Boston 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 t Washington 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 01 - Two-baaa hit: Ferris. Baarlflc hit: Hoey. Stolen baae: Crlger. Doable play: Young. Keiria, Parent to Orlmahaw.. Struck out: By Young. 6; by Falkenburg, 1. Baaea on balls: - Off Falkenburg. 1. Passed balls: Warner, 1. Time: 1:86. I'mplre: Hurst. Superior batting by the vlaltora gave them the afternoon, contest today, to 1. Score: WASHINGTON BOSTON. B.H.O.A.B. B.H O.A.K. Mil. tb 1111 rUytan. rf... 41 h 4 I I 1 4 Parant. aa I 1 I I I I to, lubl, ef.. 4111 4 PmtI. tb. ... 4 I I I I I Hoay. If Ill torlmaaaa. lb I t il I Moraaa. lb... 4 1 I K arnaaa. 0.44144 Alllw, as.... II j 7 1 Aoar. If. I I I "?,'", " ! , i "l. . t a 11 Waraar, ....! I W akaal. a. I I Pail, p 1 1 w.ntar. p.... I 1 -ueoavia ,. I .u i it it "i ToUla U II IT 14 4 Totala. .. Batted for Winter In ninth. Waehtngtoa 0 0 l o 1 0 0 0 14 Boaton 1 0 1 0 l 0 0t Two-baae hlta: Ferrla, Hoey. Nlll. Three baae Mia: Stanley. Altlaer, Jonaa. Home run: Patten. Sacrifice hlta: Kayden, Pat. enL Orlmahaw. Stanley. Hoay. Jones. Stolen base: Ha den. Double playa: . Joaea to Wakefield . Ferris, Parent to . Oriuiahaw. Baaea on balla: Off Patten. 1; off Winter. 1. Struck out: By Winter. -1; by Patten, t. Time: 1:17. Umpire: Hurat. Twe Vletarlea far New York. NEW YORK. Sept. t-New York acored two victor! ir today's double-header with tha Philadelphia!!. The local wun the flrat game t lo 1 After the New York had tied the acore In the ninth of- tha aeo ond game they were given tha ram by forfeit owing to the peralatent objections of (he vlaltora to a decision of th umpire, who ruled that there waa Interference on a hit by Williams which aenf In th tying run. In th first gain Ki0erf,l a put off tbe 014 for altackhig th umpire,, pat . - . .'. v.. r ... : j . .. .. ,v he took part In the second aonteet. Score, flrat game: NBW Tofts:. FHILAPCLPH1A. I H.O.i B. l l.lU t. retrar. rf... 4 II 11 art a. I. If... I 1141 KMiar. rf.... I II Var rf I 4144 Elharftl. all I I 4 twrta. lb... 4 I II rhaaa. lb... I 4 10-1 o;bl4.r rf.. 1 1 4 4 Willlama. lb. I I I I 4Mur.hr, tb.. I 111 Pelahantr. If. I 1 I, I ! maa. aa I I Monartlr. lb I I I Knlbt. lb... 4 I 1 I MrOuIra, ... I II Povor. C...4 till Dorla, p I I ljrt. ,111 Taatar, aa... t Chaebra, p... Totala at 44 14 I Totsla n I r lb None out when winning run waa made. Philadelphia 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 O-J New York 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1-4 Three-base hit: Seybold. Two-baae hlta: Davis, Williams. Sacrifice hlta: Keeler, Chase. Croon. Stolen basa: Hartsel, Mur phy. Basea on balls: Off Dygert, 2; off Doyle. 2. Struck out: Bv Doyle. 7: by Chesbro. 1; by Dygert, 1. Hit with pitched drii: wiinams. Murphy, wiia piton: iy ger. Hits: Off Doyle. I In eight and one half Innings. Left on baaea: New York, 6; Philadelphia. 6. Double playa: Cross to Murphy to Davis; Mortality to Williams to Chase. Time: 2:30. Umpire: O Louglilln. Score. second game: NEW TORK. PHILADELPHIA. B.H.O.A.B. B H O A B. Cramy. ' ef... 1 II A Harta.1. If... 4 1 Kaalar. . rf.... 4 I I 1 Lord. of...... 4 Elharfal. aa. I 1 4 Pal., lb 4 111 1 Chaaa, lb.... 4 1 I 1 f.ytnld. rf.. 411 Willlama. lb. I I 1 Murphy, lb.. 4 I I I Oalahanty, If. I I 1 I orrk, a.., I 111 Moriartty, tb I I Coaa, aa I till MoOuIr, ... I It 4 Knight, lb... I I Cbaabra. p... I 111 Waddall, p.. I 4 0 4 Totala tl 4 M 1 Totala It M IT 1 Two out when game waa forfeited. New York 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1 Left on baaea: New York, 1: Philadelphia. 2. Bases on balls: Off Waddell, 4, Struck out: By Chesbro, 1; by Waddell, . Three base hit: Murphy. Two-base hits: Wil liams, Davis, Sen reck. Stolen bases: Wil liams, Cross. Double plays: Seybold to Hchreck; Seybold to Davis. Hit with pitched ball: By Chesbro, 1. Time: 1:60. Umpire: O'Loughlln. Browns Take Pair. DETROIT, Mich.. Sept. l.-flt. Louis took both games, 6 to 1 and 6 to 0. In the first, etrrry Detroit error came when It counted In scoring. The second game was a great pitchers' battle until the ninth when Mul lln, discouraged by his team's failure to do anything, eased up. Score, first game: iT. LOCII. DETROIT. B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B. Nil, rf I I 0 0 Mclntrr. If. 4 Jonaa. lb I I II tO'Laary. .., I 4 4 11 8ona. If I I I "Crawford, lb. 4 I I I H.mphlll, cf. I I I I VThompaon. rf 4 I Wallace, aa.. I I I I 4 Cobb, cf I 14 O Brian, lb.. 4 I I -haafr, lb.. I I I 1 HarUall. lb.. 4 1 4 Mullln. lb... I 0 Bpanrar, a.... 4 11 K'ouahlln. lb. 4 111 Brallh. p I I 0 Payne, e 1 1 4 4 Donahu. I 1 I Totala II 11 17 II Tnt.li t 7 i St. Loula 0 001011026 Detroit 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 Two-base hits: Coughlln, Stone (2), Spen cer. Sacrifice hlta: Cobb, Donahue. Hemp hill, Wallace, Smith. Stolen baaes: Cobb, t'oughlln, Hemphill, HarUell, O'Brien. First baae on balls: Off Donahue, 2. Left on ba,sea: Detroit. 6; St. Louis, S. Struck out: By Donahue, 2. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Evans. , Score, second game: BT. LOII8. DETROIT. B.H.O.A.B.. - . B.H.O.A.B. Nil, rf 4 1 I 0 Mclntrr. If. 4 I 1 Jooe. lb 4 110 OO'Laary. a. .4 I 1 Btonc. If 4 I I' Crawford, lb. 4 1 II 0 0 H.mphlll. cf. 4 1 4 Thompon, rf. I 1 Wallaca, aa . 4 1 I I 4 Cobb, ef 4 1 1 0 O Brian, lb.. 4 I I 1 Sohaefer, lb. 1111 Hartall, lb. .4111 ICoughlla. lb. 1 t I I I O'Connor, a. I 1 I 1 4 Schmidt, a... I I 1 I Olada, p 4 I 1 Mullln, p.... I 11 Totals IS 1 17 I I Totals I "l 17 11 4 St. Louis 0 0.0 1 0 0 0 1 16 Detroit ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Two-base hlta: Crawford, Stone, Hemp hill. . Sacrifice hits: O'Connor. Btolen bases: Coughlln, Jones, Stone, O'Connor. Bases on balls: Off Olade. 2. Left on bases: Detroit, 6; St. Louis, 4. Struck out: By Muuim 4; oy Olade. 1. Double play: O'Connor to Jones. Passed ball: O'Con nor. Time: 1:40. Umpire: Evans. taadimpr af tha Teams. Flayed. Won. Loat Pet. .697 .696 .666 .661 .628 .475 .888 120 New Tork.... Chicago .119 71 48 4 121 119 118 139 118 .....121 .....122 71 08 66 63 M 47 tt f niiadeipnia 63 63 ' 67 62 '74 11 Cleveland St. Louis Detroit Washington . Boston '.. Oames today : ' St. Louis art TVtrolL Phil adelphia at, Washington, New York at Boa- n- . .- ; i . - : TWO FAST GAMES AT VI-TON PARK Both Are (hatoata and Li( Oae a Mo-Htt Game.'' Vinton Street park was the aeen of two fast games yesterday afternoon. In the first game the Corona proved themselves too atrong for. tbe Victors and shut them out without a run, although the hlta were even, liogatts pulled himself out of a tight hole In the second Inning, when with three on baaea and three balls and no strike on Brodbeck, he forced htm to hit a popup. The game waa full of ginger and worth the while to watch. . Both teams have some excellent players and several fast playa were eaeouted. Score, first game: CORONAL VICTORS. B.H.O.A.B. B.H.O.A.B. Smith, r I 1 I Kill, aa 4 1 1 I Hachtan. lb. I 11 1 Hobbtna, ef... I 1 1 Lynch. If I 1 1 I Kraba. rf 4 I rratr, lb... I 1 Moucha. If... 4 11 Hhlaa. lb. .411 1 Hlnton, lb... 4 111! .4111 Hawkina. lb. 1111 .411 Wakl, lb.... 4 1 1 .41111 Broaback. p. I 1 1 . I 1 1 Total. I 14 .10 6 17 11 4 ... 10100011 6 00000000 00 Mokry, e. Bogatta, p., Band, aa. , Powaa, af.. Total.... Coronas . Victors .. Two-baae hlta: Kill,' Lynch, Smith. Baae on balls: .-Off Bogatta, 2; off Brodbeck, 1. Struck out:. By llogutts, 6; by Brodbeck, 4, Left on bases: Victors, 1; Coronas, 7. Double play: Hlnton- unassisted. Wild pitch: By Brodbeck.- Time: 1:46. Umpire: Ho ben. The Loe-Olaa-Andreeaens gave the At lantic team a dose of whitewash. In the aecond game. Scully havlrs tha Iowa boys on the run from the first Inning until the cium ui ma msnwi, tne game being called to allow the visitor to catch a train hnm The city milk Inspector pitched the game of his life, not allowing the semblance of a nit ana punng out two men. Score, second game: , , L-O.-A S. ATLANTIC. B.H.O.A.B. B.H.OAH Bradford, - lb. 4 I 1 1 Bamhart. lb. 4 1 1 a Lawlor, a... I I 1 Mullen, lb... I 1 11 1 1 H.rraaklla, a I I I 4 0 rranklln, rf 4 0 Bargain, P .. I I 4 I khodwa. If.... I 0 I 2 2 B.rchar. cf... I I Morrow, lb,. I 1 Caaay. If II Koban. cf. .. I 1 I ilinikaa, lb.. I I I taikaoa, rf.... I Clair, a I 4 kcuily. p.... I a rrwaao, aa. ,, 1441 tnyaar, tb... I 4 ToUla 17 I ti ,1 4 Total rt 14 II 1 V?-A, 0 0 0 0 -! Atlantic 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Karned runs: Lee-Olasa-Andreeaena. t Two-baae hits: Lawlar. Bacrlfloe hlU: Mullen. Casey. Baae on balls: Off Scully. off Sargent. 1. Struck out: By Soully 6: by Sargent, 6. Double plays: Caeey. Gltn son. H. Franklin tlj. Time of game: l.-Ot. Umpire: Shanahan. Atteixtance: 682. - Daft ye Beat lavlaclblee Twleo. ,Jh.Z 3o? P"," over two defeats to the lnvlnclblea yeeterday at Dufty pmH:l t0r ,,d. Jk 10 '' Th" ohuf d'mcuay with the lnvlnclblea seemed to be tluu they could not aee the pitchers of the Duffys getting but two hlta In the former and aevan In the latter fame. The feature of the game waa tho fielding ot Fletcher at short. Score, flrat game: DUFFYS. a a. ti. h. po. A. E. 0 a o t 0 0 1 I 0 Bonner, e Talbot, lb.:., bpitanar, rf... bunker. If.... Carey, lb Millet, Kb Had ure, cf.... Fietcuer, aa.. Smith, p...... Totala a e It 1 i 1 4 IT 4 t :;::! 1 10 0 17 I 11 17 16s INVINCIBLES. AB. R. H o. 1 2 1 t 0 A. 0 ( Kranda, c... Buck, aa Luah, lb.... vuy 2b Bar toe, cf . Dwack, If.... Probst, p Mike, rf Synek. lb Totala r .. 4 4 4 1 1 t 24 10 Duffys 0 1 lnvlnclblea 0 1 0 0 0 0 t a-i Struck out! By Smith, T; by Probat, 4 Flret baae on balla: Off Smith, 1; off Probat, I. Hit by pitched balla i By Smith, 4, - Score, second game: , - puffy II I 111 I M lnvlnclblea 4 1 1 0 1-7 Batterlee: Duffys. Fletekar, Smith and Cavanaugh: Iavlnelliles, Fronlg, Probst and Kranda. IIUs: pulTys. IJ; I-jv "elblea, I a-rrora: Luuj j, in.ir,vibl:i, , OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET Vry Ltrtft Bos of Cattle, with Fric GoTjor&Uf Lower. NO VERY IMPORTANT CHANGE IN HOGS Liberal Receipt 'of Sheep, with All Clasjes la Good Demaad aaa Helllaa- Freely at Good Btroaar Prices. SOUTH OMAHA. 8p:. 1 l. Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs, Sheep. Official Monday .() l.ni li.'rni Same day last week.... 7.4JO . 6,s4 D.6.J Same two weeks ago.... 6,lnl t.hii 17 -o Same three weeks ago... 6.1)1 7. ill 12,'M Same four weeks ago.... .' l.ty II.Sa) Same day laat year.... .3U 1,- Ul RKCEII'13 TOB THE IEAR TO DATE. The following table ahowa the receipts of cattle, hoga and sheep at South Omaha for the year to date, compared with last year: ism. 1906. inc. cattle 630,661 6Si,7sl7 47,1x14 Hogs L677.V70 1.70J.751 176.:i Sheep I,0i6,m0 l.UJO.buo 76.J42 CATTLE QUOTATIONS. The following m.i uuw price paid for the diflarent kinds ol cam on tt South Omaha market: ,..r Oood to choice corn-fed steers 15.500 jj rair to good corn-fed steers t.Vxo.K Common to fair corn-fed steers.... 4.6t"vi"V Oood to choice range steers 4.6o.j5 : Kalr to good range steers -00l'4'2! Common to fair rauge steers I.tg4.w Oood to choice oowa and helfera... !.iba-4. Fair to good com and heiiei ! Z5 Common to fnlr cowa and htlfers... l.WJJ Oood to choice atookera & feeders. I.8&81 JO Fair to good stockera and feeacra.. I "J JJ Common to fair stockera l.iWSJ' Bulls, stags, etc 2 0i)3 76 Vetl cslvis 4. OOtdS.. 6 Tha following table shows the average price of hogs at South Omaha for the laat several daya, with comparisons: Data. 1900. 1M6.I1S04.1W1.1902.1101.!1JO- Aug. 23.. Aug. 24.. Aug. ii.. Aug. M.. Ang. 27.. ug. :.. Aug. a.. Aug. 30.. Aug. 11.. Sept. 1.. Sept. 2.. Sept. I.. 1 616 6 ts, ttt S K C (Hi W a 7 10 6 tl 4 17 6 01 60S 4 98 1 K 6 89 6 K 6 04 6 " 61 6 IS 6 46 6 1i 6 II 7 !2 Ml 01 t 6 241 6 23 7 6 0 6 7 7 001 6 02 5 70 6 6 6 77 6 84" 6 81 t 12 6 S3 a 8 S3 6 22 6 21 6 30 7 li 031 t 03 6 77i 6 72 6 62 6 47 i 27. 6 18 6 13 i 27 6 13 7 ZU 11 t w 6 06 6 4 6 03 1 91' 1 42 tli 11 07 7 3 Sunday. RANGE C PRTCE3. Cattle. Hogs Omaha ..21.6OV6.00 24.9084.10 Cliicago 1.36'aO.SO 6.4CO4.60 Kansas City . 2.00&4 60 e.Oi.30 St. Louis ...i 2.s .60 6.866.60 Sioux City 2.606 16 .ooti.OO SATVRDAY-8 SHIPMBJTS. The following shows tne numoer of cart of stockera and feeders shipped to the coun try and their points of destination; CATTLt. Cars. Henry Moneman," Oakland M. 4 0 2 M. J. Mc Andrews, Portsmouth, la. MIL. 2 Rogers Bros. & Co., Ravenna Q 1 Frank Rumsey, McPhiirson, la. U. P.... 2 Dlgman Bros., Dewltt, la. N. W 2 Frsnk Ralston. Willow Island U. P 1 J. M. Calkins, Plattsrnouth, Neb. J 1 HORSES. Cars. W. C. Haley L. 8. Co., Atlantic, Ia. U. P. 2 The 'official number of cars of stock brought in today by each road was: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'tes C. M. St. P. ........ 1 4 Missouri Pacific 2 Union Pacific . 27 36 C. ft N. W., east C. N. W., west 126 C. St. P., M. & O.... 1 C, B. Sc. Q., east ., C, B. & Q west .168 19 11 C. R. I. & P., east. C, R. I. P., west. Illinois centra.!.. i Chicago Ot. Western. .. Total receipt ...138.;'.": 64 11 Tha disnoaltlon of the day a receipts waa as follows, each buyer purchasing the num ber of head indicated Buyers. cattle. Moga. oneep. Omaha Packing Co. "9 60 419 Swirt and Company. v... u(U Cudahy Pkg. Co .... .1,862 Armour aV Co '....avt822 Swift, Kansas Clty...a,i' . Vansant Co ,vv) 43 Carey : v. .ivk.i.JW Lobman A Co 162 McCreary .V...; 342 W. I. Stephen ..': - 74 Hill & Son 299 T xwla A Underwood..'..''..'' 62 173 729 827 2.606 1441 670 292 Hamilton 4 Rothschild.., 270 L. F. Hua. 84 46 Wolf Mike Haggerty .. J. B. Root A Co.. Bullan A Kline... S. & .8 .... Klngan P. O. Ingraham. Lehmer Bros. Sullivan Broa Brltton .ii ' Other buyers 67 62 26 " 32 ,. 62 ......... 11 827 83 174 6.094 Totals .7 1.092 11.9a CATTLEi Receipts of cattle were very large, being about In line with- the receipts - awn Tha arrivals consisted nrtnrlrmllv of westerns. The market as a whole waa slow with the tendency gen iTn.r ih. influence of large receipts and advices of lower eastern markets the trade on fat cattle opened dull and It waa late In the forenoon before very much buslneaa was transacted. This was true of corn feds and weaterna. The market as a whole -.. v. rfnrhi aa alow to 10c lower. some of the best kinds not showing much difference, with othere considerably off aa compared with last week s prices. -. .n4 halfara were In very large sup ply In fact, there were probably more cows than have aeen nere oeiore mis year. It was estimated that there were consid erably over 100 cars of she stock on sale, with auch free offerings buyer were nat urally alow In getting started and were very much disposed to 'take their time in filling orders. Hence cows and heifers were alow to 10c lower than last week's cloae with the prospect that some kinds might wind up even lower than that. After their experience of last week spec ulators and yard traders were not as strong buvera of Blockers and feeder as they might have been. The large recelpta also weakened them still further. The result waa that feeders sold anywhere from a ahade to 10o lower. Light stockera were especially alow, the country demand for thnt kind of cattle being Very poor. Repreaentatlve sales: P BEEF STEERS. ' Na. It.'.'. M... A. Pr. No. At. Pr. ...... 110 4 II It .-. UU I 1 1041 4 14 0 , Ill I It 1114 I It ' I ,..14(7 I II COWS. M t N I. ........... Ml I M M IW U". M 1 7 BULLS. Ill IN STOCKERS AND FEEDERS. 714 I 4 14 , m IH 144 I K 44 Ill I Tt WESTERNS MSifRA SKA 17 Cowa 821 2 26 1 cow 1000 1 6 13 feeders.. 136 1 16 1 feeders.. 8X8 1 00 12 feeders.. 826 1 00 I heifers... 737 I 40 11 heifers... 732 2 65 I heifers... 62a I 40 1 cows 960 I 66 1 feeder... tiiO I 36 1 buU 1630 1 76 21 feedera..lOU6 1 86 1 cow 860 1 0 cows 811 1 6ft 4 feeders., M0 1 50 It feeders.. 778 1 0 6 calves... 7iW 71 10 cttivts... 391 4 no 10 heifers... (U lb 1 cows 1110 2 ii 4 calves... M I CO 4 cows 9t5 1 40 ' 1 feeders.. 92 I 46 17 feeders. . 971 4 21 oowa m in WTOMIKO. . 11 steers . ISO I 16 11 steers.. 19 IM 10 steers...: M I'J 3t steers. 97 1 SO I slrs....U2S 4 IS 101 calves... lot 1 10 11 cows 10 '0 I 26 7 cows.... .1006 I 10 I cows m 116 It cows..... im I sft I steers.. ..1110 1 86 , 7 ylg. sirs. Ui I fia SOUTH DAKOTA. 1 cows Mil t 60 11 cows 961 1 00 steers. ...1311 4 to 18 sters....lM t 40 COLORADO. . calves... 144 4 76 4 heifers.. 73 1 40 7 feeders . 1040 170 heifers.; 192 166 H. A. Lriiddlck. Wyoming. I steers. ,.,1M6 10 I steers... .194 4 20 4t steers.. ..U0 4 20 10 sows rt IS Red & K, Wyoming. -14 feeder.. Pi! 1 40 M. J. Coyle., Wyoming. 4 Steers. ... Ml 160 1 steers. ... 136 111. Wyoming F. It. S. Co., Wyoming. 1 steers.. ..H00 170 . W. B Clanton. South Dakota. 6 feeders.. 1230 4 10 Q. Kamoun. Nebraska. I cows..... J0 t cows 730 1 00 1 calf 10 1 60 Weeka atW.. Wyoming. cows 1160 116 14 steers.. ..1360 4 10 tt steers.. ..Ll 4 IS J. Sterling, Wyoming. 1 feeder... loto 110 1 cows. ....1160 110 M. C. Hubbell. Nebraska. 4t feeders., 1041 1 96 . I cows K 111 1 eow 1170 1 H. T. Srr.lUt. Wyomjng. 11 steers.. ..1016 166 1 feeder;.. 1270 1 61 I feeders . 1061 181. f feeders. .1014 1st D. U. Ingram tk Co.. Wyoming, t heifers., tit 1 It 4 calves... irf I SO - ' 1 A 1 feeder... fa) 116 ' - "1 Hr) HOGS -The rece:pT of hogs this morning ; 4, lyuti. L For a list of Omaha The Bee's daily list cannot be beaten, but Wednesday said Thursday the list will be especially large and include Look it over, you will hunting for so long. Then see the advertiser, following prominent realty dealers Hanscom Park District. Includes some of the flnat homes In tha tity. The car service Is good. The pro perty Ilea high and the prices are reason able, which makes It a good Investment proposition. IU C. Trfers & Co.. AM. C. Kennedy Geo. P. Bemis rayiie-notwtrk Co. Garvin Ilron. George A Co. Rvron Hoed Co. Business Property and Investments. In Omaha have In the laat few year grad ually become sounder and better Invest ments, until today they are bringing a good Income and the value Is Increasing. East ern money Is coming In and It la a good place to Invest. Harrison & Morton IV. C. Peters Co Garvin Bros. Geo. P. Bemis F. D. Wead The Soul. Part of City. Is being built up very rapidly, with good substantial homes, by a class of people who make the best of oltlsens. : A good many of these people are employed in South Omaha. J. H. Dumont & Son Garvin Broa. Wni. B. Reed Kyron Reed Co. F. D. Wead McCague Investment Co. Russell-McKltrick Co. Geo. P. Bemis were very small, even for a Monday, there being hardly enough In sight to make very much of a market. No areat change took plaoe In the conditions governing the trade. prices on an average being not rar rrom steady. If anything, light hogs, whluh were In better demand sold In some cases a little strong, and still the range, 16.909 6 10. was about the same aa at the cloae of laat week. Heavy hogs, on the other hand, especially those on the rough order, were slow and possibly a little weak. A noted above, however, , the market as a whole could hardly be quoted different from what It waa on Saturday. The feeling among buyers la still bearish and there is no change of sentiment so far they are concerned: Representative sales No, At. 8h. Pr. No. At. 8a. FT. I 174 10 IK II I4T ... I II 17 14 ... Ill M Ul ... IM II 117 ... I 74 ' 71 Ill ... I M 70 177 10 I 7IU; 10 14T ... I II ' SO IM IN I 71 74 144 40 I K II 161 110 171 M. ...... .130 SO I II 55 210 40 I 76 71 137 110 I 17 157 ... 171 I. ...... .111 40 5 IT '4 U 117 40 I 71 4 154 40 I tfH 54 117 80 I Tl II 121 40 I PO 44 171 SO I 71 . 46.. 151 M IN 5 14 40 I 71 .. 71 ISO It IM 14 177 40 I 71 44 HI ... 4 10 51 140 40 I 77 14 Ill 44 I flUj i 144 10 I M 71 107 I I 4 1 110 110 I 10 . 71 ..14 40 I 111, 44... lot ... 0 4 Ul IM I II Si II .IS5 I I I It. ...... .144 11 III II ..117 ... 114 ' II... 121 HIM 5 150 MIX) II 110 ... I 0 41 141 40 I 121, II KK 140 0 71 IU ... Ill II IH ... I 1 4.. 171 ... I II 17 171 ... 4 1 41 174 ... Ill 7 HI ... til SHEEP There was a fair run of sheep here this morning, receipts being con siderably larger than a week ago, but not up to the bla' run of two weeks ao. As usual when the receipt are liberal the market aa a whole was In very satlafactory condition. There was considerable sorting to be done and It was a little late before the receipts were ready to be shown. When the stuff was -shaped up the market opened strong and active and the desir able kinds of both sheep and lambs sold very readily. Packers all seemed to want supplies and they bought freely of the kinds that they could use. There were lambs good enough to bring 17.26 and wethers with some ewes on them sold up to 16 36. The barn was full of feeder buyers and the trade on that kind was also strong and active, the offerings being cleaned up about as fast as they could be put In shape. The only kind of stuff that was slow sale was the betwixt and between lambs, that Is the kind that was most too good for feeder and hardly geod enough for killers. Quotations on killers: Oood to choloe Iambs, !t.7557.36; fair to good lambs. IS.oO itt.'b; good to choice yearlings, 15.Co6.76: good to choice wethers, lS.lfJj5.&0; fair to good wethers, 16.00iQ6.16; good to choice ewes, M.7S&5.26; fair to good ewes, 14.609 4.76. Quotations on feeders: Lambs, tS.7IK54.66; yearlings, 15.2&I&6.60; wethers, t4.t666.00; ewes, 3.60$ 4.40. Representative sales: 16 Utah wethers and ewe culls. lot 4 60 6 16 6 a I 16 28 60 S65 t tan wethers and ewe 367 Montana wethers 97 Montana wethers 168 Montana wethers 1 Utah lamb lit 91 tl 91 0 CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARK.F.T Cattle Steady to Weak Hogs Stroag ta Slow. CHICAGO. Sept. I.-CATTLE-Recelpts. 78,000 head; market for best steady; others weak; common to prime steers, 3 76.U; cows, t:.7584.60; hetfers, 12.GOBC.36; bulls, $J. 25..60; calves. t3.00O8.00; stockers and feeders, t2.tOta4.16. HOOS Receipts, 1,100 head; market for best light to strong; others slow; choice to prl.-n heavy, t6.16-a6.25; medium to good heavy mixed, to.tO(J.10; butcher weights, 14.264)4.40; good to choice heavy. IS 6-ij 16; packing. fc.6o&.00; pigs, !S.60&4.36. SH&EP AND LAMBS Receipts, 10.000 head; market firm; sheen, I4.2bjr6.76; year lings, 16.4tW6.60; lambs, 6.00T0. New York Live Stork Market. NEW YORK, Sept. 1 BEEVES Re ceipt 4.461 head; 63 cars on sale; medium and good steers lOo higher; common to choice Heady to firm; about all sold; steers, 14 40 (16.86: hulls easy, tZ.60ril 60; cows steady. 11.051. 40; cabla quoted live cattle steady at London at ll&Uc and Liverpool 1CH to HHc dressed weight. Exports today none: tomorrow 960 cattle and 11.400 quarters or beef. CALVES-Recelpts. 1.111 head; very little doing account of holiday. Market ateady for veals; graaaera firm; bulk of the stock unsold; veals, t6.o0toa.6t; graaaar. 14.1 to 14.26; all outside buyers. Dressed oajvea almost nominal, but feeling steady. HOGS Receipts, 10.rJt head; four cars on aaUe; feeling steady; state and Pennsyl vania hogs quoted at !6.oc7 10. SHEFP AND LAMtJS-Recelpts. T.4S8 head; lV cars for the market. Almost nothing doing on account of the holiday. Feeling stesdy for good and prime stork; weak for others: dressed lambs sold at tt.bo43A.00, Kaa.a City Live Stoek Market. KANSAS CITT. 8ept. I. CATTLE Re ceipt. 16.000 head. Including J.Oun southerns; market stesdy to shade lower: nstlv steers, 14.2634.60; southern steers. 12. 6b 34.90; southern cows, !2.0t33.0ii; native cowa and heifers. 12.00tu4 b6; stackers and feeders, 12 6044.60; bulls, f2.00til.26: calves, I2.6ufii.60; weetern steers, 3.603u.!6; western Cows, !2.0Gtfj4 00. HOGS Receipts, 6,000 head: market stesdy to So luwer; bulk of sales. 6 lOfi 110; heavy. 1.0034 16: packers, K.OOOft.2; pig and light. 14.164)6 IS. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, - 7.010 head; market steady; muttons, ll.69 60; lambs, 4 0i-7 60, range wethers. I4.7646.7S; ewes, t4.X3S.S0. St. I.anl Live Stock Market. ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Sept. I. CATTLE Re oelpts. 7.600 head. Including 4.600 Texan; markat ateady to 10c loaer; beef steers, 13 60414 60; Hookers and feeders, IJ.OfntM. 26 ; cows and belters. Vitrttll, Texas tear a, ft'K.r-'O; cows and helf?ra. llOV'it 60. HOOS Rtceluta. 1 too bead; market 6o I I II' I ! property for sale probably find just the property you have been The North Part oi City. like the south part It growing very rapidly and Its progress la being pushed forward bv a rnnaervatlve. hnme-huvlna Monle. who are working wonders In this part of the city. Considerable new, choice prop erty hs been put on the market recently and Is being sold to home builders. Byron Reed Co. R. H. Landeryon George A Co. Garvin Bros. Thos. F. I'ayton George O. Wallace F. D. Wead Haatlng" Jt Heyden McCague Investment Co. KerrShallrross Co. Russell-MrKirirk Co. Payne Investment Co. Geo. P. Bemis Northwest Omaha. has been desirable for a long time, as evi denced by the beautiful homes In Pemls Park and on Walnut HlU. Convenient car service and the beautiful view to be had has made a strong demand for property In this section of the city. 1. V. Sholes Kerr-Shallrross Co. F. I). Wead Geo. P. Bemla Payne-Bostwiok Co. Garvin Bros. George G. Wallace Omaha real estate is going up in value. The time to buy is when prices are reasonable. Now higher; pigs and lights. !t.00S.t0: packers, ti.!totf1.46; butchers and beat heavy, t6.36 6.60. SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 1.600 head; market strong; natives, 13.0Otf4.00, lambs. 14.0O&7.00. Ileax City Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITT, Sept. 1. (Special Tele gram.) CATTLE Receipts. 1,700 head; market weak; stockers stesdy; beeves, 1190 (M.86; cows, bulls and mixed, 12. i34.86: stockers and feeders, 13.00'SH.IO; ealves and yearlings, ll.50-ul.60. HOGS Receipts, 3,600 head; market steady; selling at tu.6636.00; bulk ef sales, 15.tV86.8S. Stock la Slsrht. Receipts of live stock at the five princi pal western markets yesterday: Cattle, llori. Sheep. South Omaha ..- 8,000 l.oOO 11,0m) jIoux City 1,700 1.600 Kansas City 1,000 6,000 7,0"0 St. Louis 7,600 1,600 l.VO Chicago 18.000 1.100 20,000 Total I... 63.300 lt.KQ 41,600 OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKET. Condition of Trade and (.aotatloaa oa Staple and Faaey Pradace. EGGS Receipts,' liberal; ireeh ' stock. LIVE POULTRY Hens, V10o; roosters. 6c; turkeys, lasjllc; ducks, 79c; spring chickens, 1213c per lb. BUTTER l'acklng stook. lOSUHc: choice fancy dairy, 17tlto; creamery, 22424c, HAY--l'rlcea quottd by omaiia reed com. pany: Choice upland. I9 60; medium, tt.W; coarse, 8.0vf .60. Rye straw, ti.vO. BRAN f'er ton, lit 60. VEGETABLES. SWEET POTalOho-l-ti- bbl.. H.71. 20 lbs., 16S36c. TOMATOES Home grown, per basket of 20 lb.. 2M1.160. WAX REANSPer market basket ef about 16 lbs., 36c. TURNIPS, HEETS AND CARROTS Pf bu., 76c. LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, per doa heeds, tOc. CELERY -Per dos., 10. CUCUatBKRS-Home grown, per oa. 26c. ONIONS Home grown, la per lb.; Span ish. l?.fO per cratt, GREEN ONIONS-Pr dos. bunches. lo. RADISH Eo Per dos, bunches, 20c NAVY BKAN8 Per OU.. II.m; Mo. L tLTk LIMA BEANS Per lb.. 6Vo. GREEN PEPPERS Per mark! hftkU 60e. PARSLEY Hothouse, per dos. bunches, 30c. a CABBAGE Home grown, per lb., lfce. EGG I'LANT'-Per dox., $1. POTATOES Per bu., 660. TROPICAL rairirs. ORANGES Vulenclns. according to else, 4.26ort00. LEMONS-UmonUrv. - extra fancy, Mt site. IS.uO; too else, 110; 160 slse. 110.60; other bi-snds, 11.60 leee. BANANAS Per medlura-slsed bunch, tl 76(12. 96; bimbos, t? MU1.00. DATES Per lb., 64r6wO. rnviTB. PEACHES - Yellow freeston. 11 SB: Mil oui, per f-baakei orate. (1.0U4J1.26; Cali fornia EibertH. per bor. 11.26 PLUMS-Callfornla. tl.60fjl.76; Oregon, 11.75. 1'K.ARS-Bartlett, per boa. 161.M GRAPES Mome grown, per t-lb basket, 20c. APPLES-Per bbl., l!.008t.60. MELONS. WATERMELONS Per lb., IfllHc; or about 2Mi30c each. CANTELOUPFS-Colorado and Alisons, per Crate (standard). 13-60; ponies, 1160. CUT BEEF rSIC'Efl. No. 1 ribs. Uc; Jo. t tins. tOc; No. rlba, (He; No. 1 loin, llftc; Nu. t loin, US; No. I loin, tr: No. 1 er.uck. 6c; No. 1 cburk, 4o; No. 6 chuck, lo; No. 1 i.uud. to; No. 1 round, 7o; No. t round, 640; Na. i plate, tc; No. 1 plate. U.C No. I plat, aa. MISCELLANEOUS. SUGAR iranulated cane, in sacks, 11.31; granulated beet. In acks, 16.U. BlHuf-lu DDIs.. u pel at-f la ease, t 10-1 6. cvna, 11. iu; cases. 11 6-ib. cana, M.v; casea, !4 fa-lb. cans, LM. CHEESK bt.lfs. new. im: Wiaconsia brick, l314c; Wisconsin llmberger, Uc; twins, UVMl4c; young Americans, 144ke. CO''k.ar-iwMutiel, -No Jo, u.'u lb. No. at. 2vc tr iu.; io. it. ik'fec pr lb.; Mo. 10, lHo per b.; No. , lSao per lb. Nt'l 8- Walnut. No. I, suit shells, new crop, per lb., lto; bard shells, per lb.. 12c Pecans, large, per lb., 16c, small, per lb., lie. Chid wainuis. per ,o.. Almonds, soft shells, per lb., Uc; hard Shells, per lb., U14c. Cocoanuta, 14.00 per sack of lev. HONEY Per frames, 11.90. CLltlkD kleiit u'ii wuiteflsh. per quarter bbl.. I'M Iba. 14.00; Norway mid eiel. No. 1, 0o; No. i, L4.0O; No. 1, aJu.0o; Irish. No. 2. 41 ou; lioriinc, U" but.. Mt la each. Norway. 4k, ItlOO. Norway. k. Ul.uo; Holland, mixed, tlLow; lluliaud nerrlng, la ktxa, milkers, toe. kt. n..xu. .uc. CANNED Ofxlti -Coin, staooard west, ern. 5fcwe; Maine, 11.11. Toinalve, lit cans, 11.064il 4ft; l-lb , ;VU w. flneap. rlca. sr-i- ' h . i0t4..0. siloed, ti.pu 20; galloa appUs, fan-y. 13 00; CltfoinU apricot. 11.764..UO; peais, li 7bit. peaches, fancy, tl.76-aJ.40; 11. C. c.ne. t2.uuoj.au. Alaska salmon, red, 11 36; fancy Chinook, .' lu. fancy tw.caei. r'.. i .. Miuuie. V 011, 11 60; K muttard. t?.Vi 1 19 n..t po tatoes, 11.1 l.-v. SHuerkraut. II 00; pump, kins, tOcStl.00: wax been, l-lb.. Ttv,-, lima heana, l-lb. i&ctjll.ls; (.!natb, ti. rheae I'eas, t-lll., ,oc. ext. it. . t ; fai-cy. li.SM. 1 . HIDES AND TALLOW-Oreen salted. No. 1, 13c; No. 2, 12l.c. bull hides, fctfi.c; run hides. No. 1. HVc: No. t. luLe: I, or. I il.autil.M.'; sheep pens, 6CiCll.ii. Tallow, .vo i. 4c; r.o. z, ic ArtMI-Per lh.. Itwttu FISH Buffalo, large dreed. tc; trout, medium or large, drea.ed, 12c; pike, dreeeed. He; baltbut. fine tork. He; catnsh. dreieed, 16c; bullhead. dree1 and aklaned, 12c; white perch, dreased, rrapplea. Iare, lie; sunflsh, pan site, 4e; white baas, extra rholce, '12c; nickerel. tr: a men, Chinook, lie; whit 'h ifroo", !; m-v'krrrl iSpanlshi ,k naths, nr nib, Uwi'-i I .. I I I - 1 in and about all sections of the city. who will be one of the Suburban Property and Acreage. which takes In Dundee. Benson and F:or- ! nct " P"perty adjoining Omaha. and convenient to car tinea Is In greater demand than ever before. The prices are very reasonable for the property, but on account ot desirability price are stead ily Increasing. , Continental Realty Co. Garvin Bros. J. H. Dumont A Hon ' Hastings Vc lleyden Payne Investment Co. F. D. Wead ' ' ' A M. r. Bodge Geo. P. Bemis , West Farnam District. property In of the choicest for tine resi dents. It Is in this district that tbe high set priced residence property la Omaha Is situated. Kerr-Hhallcross Co. J. H. Dumont Geo. P. Bemis . . Payne-Bostwlek Co. Continental Realty Co. . , Garvin Bros. Rasaell-MrKitrlrk Co. George G. Wallace Thoa. F. Paytou F. . Wead codflah, fresh frosen, llo; flounders, fresh, frosen, llo; blueflsh, fresh frosen, lto; haddock, fresh frosen, 10c; red snapper, dressed, llo; smelts. No. 1. per ' lb., 12c; lobsters, (boiled), per lb., 40c; green, I7o; eei, per lb., 18c; frog legs, per dos., bo; roe shad, 11 each; shad roe,, pair, 46c Foreign Financial. LONDON, Sept. fc Money was In fair demand and plentiful In the market to day at easier rates. Discounts were easier In sympathy with money. Weakness In prices on the bourse continued today at easier ratea. Discounts were easier In sympathy with money. Prices on the stock exchange were very steady, although not much business was transacted. Gilt edged securities recovered, owing to there being lees apprehenalon regarding money strin gency. But the fact that ths bank of Ertg lund did not secure the gold arrivsls caused oonaols to loss a fraction of their early Improvement. Americans were fairly active and strong snd registered an all-around Improvement In spite of the holiday In Wall street. The New York bank statement being better than expected caused a firm opening and prices Improved throughout the session, led by Union Pacific, which touched a record, over m. Later Chi cago, Milwaukee 4V St. Paul was the feature and tha market closed firm, with prices a shsde below the best quotations of the day. Foreigners were steady. BERLIN. Sept. I. Prices on' ths bourse today were firm, but trading was light. PARIS, 8ept. 1 Prices on th bourse to day opened firm and then declined, owlns to a relapse In Russians and also In Spanish seourltles In consequence of rumors of Carllst agitation In Spain- Tha market closed Irregular. Russian Imperial 4a war quoted at 70.60 and Russian bonds of 1904 at 470.0O. London Closlnar Stocks. LONDON. Sept. I Cloning quotations an the Stock exchsnce were: . Ooncol. .nay. ..17 11-14' M.. K. t .ocouat 17 l-l' Hot York Central ttl . 71 4 llt Kt4 AUMoM i Norfolk a W Atehiaoo 110S rwinaytvinl 4 pM 105 Baltimore A Ohio... 11114 Che. A Obi IT Chirac. 0. W I C. M. A It P Ill Ra.o Mlaa ....... Raaajng Souih.ro ay .,. 4. pM , toolbar, paaia ,. DBMr ll4 Union Faelo d. a a. a 414' sf4 ..... 4 p(4 II V. S. Stl... 60 pf4 an 41 .U14 a let pr -74 Illlnal Corral ....IM Loularlll a 14 IM Waeaah II 4 Pf4 41 Kl-lntarM. SILVER Bar, uncertain; tld per ounca, MONET-lVSI per cent. The rate of discount In the open market for short bills Is IVCBH per cent; for three months' bills. 17-lt per cent. .... Liverpool Grain aaa Provisions. LIVERPOOL, Sept. I. WHEAT Spot, quiet; No. 1 red, weetern, winter, Is lOd. Futures, stesdy; September, ta ld; De cember, ts IHd. CORN Spot, firm; American mixed, new, 4a 10Hd; American mixed, old. 4s 10d. Fu tures, quiet; December, 4s t&; January, asw, 4s tVd. HOPrj in Ixindon, (Pacific coast) quiet at XI 6alj 4 10s. " Bank mt Germany Statement. BERLIN. Sept. I. The weakly statement of the Imperial bank of Germany shows the following ohanges: Cash In hand de creased 71,830,000 marks; treasury notes In creased, 240.U10 marks; others securities in creased, 23,800,000 marks; notes In cir culation Increased, 71,140,00ft marks. Cotton Market. LIVERPOOL. Sept. 1 COTTON Spot market quiet; prices 4 points lower; Ameri can middling fair, (Uc; good middling, 4.61c; middling, (.llo; low middling, 1.11c; good ordinary, 4.78c; ordinary, 4. tic Sales, 4.000 bales of which 400 were for speculation and export and Included 1,700 American. Receipts, 1,000 bales. Chteago Pr4 Markat. CHICAGO, Sept. 1 CHEBSE-Eaaier; daisies. UveUHc; twins, 11; , , youna Americas. HV,o. POULTRY-Llve, easy; turkeys, Mc; chickens. Ho; springs, 120. Wool Market. ST. LOUIS, Mo., Sept. 1. WOOL Steady 1 territory snd western mediums, 24220; flo medium, lfttfllo; fine, 14J17o. . Lanark Delayed aa Lak. SANDUSKY, O., Sept. 1. Tbe naphtha launch Adeline, which was reported as mixing late laat night with more than a acore of persons on board, reached lta tork 1 here In aafety early today. The launch wnt hard aground on the nil bar near I Johnson s Island last evening and remained I in that boaltion until tciA..A ! A. ,.r k J numerous boats sent out in search ot It eany mis morning . WE RECEIVE AND Allow Interest ON FUNDS AWAITING LWESTRIENT A. B. LEACH & C0f NEW TORK CHICAGO BOSTON PHILADELPHIA
