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RALLY WIHSJOR THE CUBS
lonp Double by Schulte Climax of
One in Ninth.
PINAL SCORE IS FIVE TO FOUR
Chicago Ohtnlns Kvcn Break nnil
Prevents Olants from Incrcastiiic
Lend They Hail When
Series Brjtnn.
Standing of Teams
YANKS AND SOX SPLIT BILL I GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, July 15,-Frank Schulte'a
long double against the fence In right
center today was the climax of an excit
ing ninth Inning; rally, which resulted In
a 5 to 4 victory for Chicago over New
York. By winning, the locals obtained
an even breack on the series and pre
vented the iCJants from Increasing the
lead of 3V4 games which separated the
teams prior to the series.
Smith outpltched Tesreau. Poor sup
port helped tho visitors in the thlr Inn
ing when they scored three runs. In this
round, Smith walked ono man and al
lowed three hits, Then Bweeney made
an error and a double . steal followed.
Thereafter the leaguo leaders were never
dangerous until the ninth when two
singles and a stolen base netted a run.
Score;
KEW TOHK. CHICAGO.
An. 11.0. A.E. An.H.O.A K.
Headier, ct.. a 0 1 0 lLeaeh, rt.... 4 i 1 0 0
Doyle, lb.... 2 10 1 Ooood. rf t t I 0 0
Burnt. If.... 4 110 Osaltr. lb.... 4 1 10 0 0
Ilobertaon. rt 4 0 S 0 Ozimrmaa, bl 1 1 0 1
Murrar. rf 0 0 0 0 Oehulte. If.. 4 I 4 1 0
FleUDar, ss. 4 0 0 2 OSkmmjt, 2b. 3 0 S 4 1
Merkle, lb... 4 1 0 ODfrrlck, H..4 0 1 1
McLean, e... 4 1 I D Ortreenalian, c 2 0 I 1 0
Ftock, Jb 4 lit Oltaxgr&Ta, e. 0 0 0 0 0
TwfW. p... 110 1 O'tutee 1 0 0 0 0
Smith, p.... S 0 0 1 0
Totala 13 4iS 7 lWlllalme ...0 0 0 0 0
Johnaton ...0 0 0 0 0
ToUlt 23 il 17 14 3
Batted for Tlrcsnahan In the ninth.
Batted for Smith In the ninth.
Ran for Williams in the ninth.
One out when winning run scored.
New Tork 00300000 1-4
Chicago 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 S-
Two-base hit: Good. Sacrifice hits:
Sweeney (2). Sacrifice ny! Leach.
Stolen bases: Burns, Robertson, Good,
Merkle. Double play: Sweeney to Der
rick to t?aier. lert on oases: cnicago,
Hi New York. 4. Bases on balls: Off
.Mmlth. 2; off Tesreau. 4. Hit by pitched
ball: By Tesreau (Zimmerman). Struck
out: By Smith, 3; by Tesreau, 6. Time:
1.55. Umpires: RIgler and Hart.
Urdu llr-feat Phil.
CINCINNATI, O., July 15. Cincinnati
i allied In the eight Inning and assisted
by Mattlsons wlldnesa and an error by
Byrne, scored enough runs to win from
Philadelphia today, 6 to 4. After one
out In the elgth Mollwltx singled and Mil
ler and Krwln obtained bases on balls.
This was enough for Mattlson and Mayer
relieved him. Hoblltiell Bent up a sa
crifice fly scoring Mollwltz, Moran
then singled to short, bringing homo
Uhler, who ran for Miller and afterwards
entered the game as ccnterfiolder. Then
Byrne fumbled Hertos's drive and
Iaross. running for Erwln, scored. Kll
llfer and Groh were banished from the
field for disputing the decisions of the
Vmplrcs. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. CINCINNATI.
AB.1I.O.A.C. AB.il.O.A.B.
Ttyrne, !b....4 111 IMoran, rf....B 1110
P&akert. cf..! 0 3 1 Ollertor, ss... 4 1 1 1 0
Hacker, rf.... 4 111 OTVombley, If E 1 1 0 0
obrt, Su... 6 0 1 0 O.VIehoff. lb.. I 1 1 1 0
:itagee, U.... 4 110 OQroh, 2b 110 10
Luderue, lb.. 4 0 8 2 Ollrithun'r, Ibl 1 1 1 0
Martin, m... 2 0 0 5 IMolwlti. 5b.. 4 2.10 0 0
Kllllfer, c... 4 2 S 1 Ol-ohr. cf 3 0 0 0 1
Dooln, c 0 0 0 0 OUhler, cf....0 0 0 0 0
ntier, p 0 0 OEnrln c 3 1 10 0 1
Oeschger, p.. 1 0 2 1 OQonulea, c. 0 0 0 0 0
Mattlran. p.. 1 0 0 0 ODouglaaa, p.. 0 0 0 1 O
Mayer, p.... 0 0 0 0 OSchnelder, p. 1 1 0 1 O
Ireland ....1 10 0 OAraee, p 0 0 0 0 0
Crarath .... 1 0 0 0 O'Kellogg .... 1 0 0 0 0
'Miller 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 11 t 21 12 2'Ln.roaa 0 0 0 0 0
Hoblltiel .. 0 0 0 0 0
Total 31 U 27 U 3
Batted for Douglass in tho second.
Batted for Rlxcy In the second.
Batted for Oeschger In the sixth.
Batted for Lohr in the eighth.
Ran for Erwin in the eighth.
Batted for Schneider' in" tho eighth.
Philadelphia 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-4
Cincinnati 50010 0 OS 6
Two-baso hits: KUllfor, Becker. Hits:
Oft Roxey, 4 In one Inning; off Oeschger,
4 In four innings; off Mattlson, 2 in two
and one-third Innings; oft Mayer, 1 In
two-thirds Innings; oft Douglass, 4 In two
Innings; off Schneider, 3 in six Innings;
off Ames, 1 in one Inning, Sacrifice hit:
Paskcrt. Sacrifice fly: Moblltzell. Stolen
base: Herzog. Left on bases: Phila
delphia, 10; Cincinnati, 9. Bases on balls:
Off Oeschger, 2; off Mattlson, J; off
.Douglass, 3; oft Schneider, 3. Hit by
pitched ball. By Douglass (Byrne),
struck out: By Oeschger, 1; by Douglass,
l; by Schneider. 4. Wild pitch: Schneider,
2. Time. 2:li Umpires: Byron and
Johnson.
Outhlt, Pirates Win.
PITTSBinUHI. Pa.. July IB. AlthUEh
outhlt, Pittsburgh took advantage of
Drooklyn's errors today ana won, i w s.
PlttRbtirirh obtained a two-run lead, but
the visitors bunched hits in the seventh
nnrl nlrhth' Innlntrs and tied the score.
Mowrey's dingle, a wild pitch by Allen
and a single by Vlox, gave the Pirates
the winning run In tho eignin. .Mensor,
"the first Pirate to bat, hit for a homo
run, the first made by a local player
here this season, score:
nROOICL.YN. PITTSBURGH.
AH. 11,0. A. E. AB.il.O.A.B.
Cl'Mara. si.. I 3 0 2 lMenaor. If... 4 1110
Uaubert. lb.. 10 10 OOonard, lb. 2 0 1 1 0
Hummel, lb. 3 1 10 0 OMowrer. lb.. 11110
Dalton, cf... 2 0 0 0 OWainer, ee.. 4 0 4 1 0
Mrera, el.... a J 4 v BVIat, ID..,.. I 1 1 I o
Wheat. If.... 1 0 2 0 OKonatehr. lb 4 111 0 0
1 utahaw, 2b. 3 1 1 1 Uoa Keller, rt 3 0 1 0 0
Mangel, rf... 3 1 1 0 lllltchell. rf 1 0 0 0 0
hmlth. lb.... 2 0 0 3 uoa Keller, ci a ill
McCartr. c. 4 1 4 2 OQIbaon, c.... 3 1 & 4 0
tleulbach, p. 2 0 1.4 OCooper, p....l 4 0 2 0
Kgen 11000
Alien, p 0 0 0 0 0 Totela 12 T 27 17 0
Elberfeld .. 1 0 0 0 0
' Totala 31 10 24 11 t
Batted for Reulbach in seventh.
Batted for Allen In ninth.
Brooklyn 0 10000110-3
Pittsburgh 1 20000Q1' i
Two-base hits: Gibson, Mccarty, Hum
mel. Three-base bits: cutsnaw, atenger,
Homerun: Mensor. Stolen bases:
O'Mara, Leonard. Hltta; Oft Reulbach,
4 in t; or; Alien, 3 in z. uase on Palls
Off Reulbach. 2; off Cooper. 6. Wild pitch
Allen. Passed ball: Gibson. Hit by
pucner: y trooper (ntengei). Base on
errors: Pittsburgh. 2. Sacrlflco hits
Wheat. Left on bases; Brooklyn, Pitts-
liurgn, 6. Htrucic out: By iteuibach, l;
-Mien 2; cooper, 4. Time: 1:52. urn
plrcs: Qulgley and Lincoln.
Krrors Brat Boston.
ST. LOUIS. July 15. With the bases
full in tne eighth inn ng. Bailee singled.
scoring Wilson and Snyder with the runs
that won for St. Louis In tne last game
of the series with Boston, score, 5 to 3. 1
Today's victory gave St Louis an even
break in the four game series. Score:
BOSTON. BT. LOUIS.
AU.II.O A.E. AB.H.O.A.B.
Petore, cf... 1 o s oiluntns, lb. 3 13 3 0
thigajr. 2b.... 4 0 12 lHluert. cf.. 4 14 0 0
Catbar. rf...l 2 10 ODolan, If.,,. 4 0 110
Uaranrll'. a 4 0 4 4 U.MIIIr. aalb 4 1 0 S -0
Eebmldt. lb. 4 0 1 0 CWIUon, rf... 4 1110
Peal, 2b 4 0 4 1 OHeek, 2b...i.t 0 4 S 0
Mann, If 3 2 1 0 lRnrder, e. ., 2 2 1 1 0
Uowdr, 1111 ODmaer, lb.. 1 0 10 1
Hem p 1 0 0 3 OButlar, a. ... I 0 1 0 0
Bailee, p 4 2 0 0 0
Totsla 24 11 I
Totala to 10 27 It 1
Boston 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0-3
Bf. Louis 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 2 5
Two-base hlU: Wilson, Rlggert.
Three-base hit: Mann. Sacrifice hits:
Hess, Beck. Sacrifice fly: Miller.
Double plays: Dugey to Maranvllle,
Schmidt to Maranvllle to Gowdy. Lefc
on bases; Boston, 3; St. Louis, S. Bases
un balls: Off Bailee, 3; off Hess, 4. Hit
by pitched ball: Huggins by Hess.
Btruck outs By Sallec, 3; by Hess. L
Irimo: 1:45. Umpires: Idem and Etnslle.
0MAHANS MAY TAKE IN
RACES AT WEST POINT
Some Omaha business men are talklnsr
of driving to West Point today for
the last day of the horse races at that
place. They have an invitation from the
mayor of the city to come and enjoy the
racos on a day which has been set aside
as "Omaha day." It Is likely that Sec
retary J. D. Weaver of Ak-Sar-Ben will
go, accompanied by a bunch of Ak-Sar-
Ben men.
WEST. LKAOtTK, I NAT. LBAGtllt
W.KPct l W.L.Pct.
St. Joeph..49 35 .MSI New York. ..44 31 .WJ
Denver 4S 35 .B7S Chicago .63j
Sioux City .49 .578 Ht. Louis.. . .42 39 .519
Lincoln ....44 40 .524 Cincinnati ..39 p .m
Des Moines 46 41 .523 Phlla.
Omaha S 45 .4M llttsburgh K 37 .M
Wichita .. .3063 ,SS3lBrooklyn S3S,
Topekn ....31 .WlUostnn ......33 43 .43t
AM Ell. LBAQUK. I I-'BD. LrJAGUK
W.LPct.1 W.LPcl.
Phlla 45 SS .584 Chicago ... .46 31 .5TO
Detroit 45 n .Mlndlanaplls .3 .560
St. Louis.. ..42 SS ,a4o Brooklyn ...37 32 .53
Waahlngton.4J 3b .54lBaltlmoro ...40 37 .519
Chicago ....43 37 .53S Buffalo 33 31.534
Boston 44 3S.637St. Louis. ...35 45 .4-VS
New York.. .33 47 .390 Kan. City... .34 46 .4i
Cleveland ..! 53 .32JI Pittsburgh 43 .401
NEB. S. LBAGUEl AM Kit. ASSOC..
W.ii.i-ct. n ,uni,
Beatrice ...37 24.M7
Hastings . . .37 23 .7
Vork 35 27 .6fl5
3r. Island. ..33 30 .524
Columbus ..30 33 .47S
Superior ....30 34 .469
Norfolk 25 33 .431
(Milwaukee .48 36 .571
Louisville ..4S 4i .(:i
Cleveland ..46 41 .52!)
Kansas Clty.7 43 .522
Indlnnapolla.46 43 .617
St. Paul 32 65 . 47
Minneapolis. 41 4o .477
Kearney ...20 41 .32!iColumbus ..41 4G .477
Yesterday' nennlto.
WESTERN LV2AGUK.
Topoka, 2; Sioux City, 12.
Wichita, 1; Omaha, 6.
Rt. Joseph. 5-9; Denver. 1-2.
Dcs Moines, 10; Lincoln, 9.
AMERICAN LliAOUK.
Detroit, S; Washington, S. Gamo called
end eighth to allow Detroit to catch train.
St. Louls-Phlladelphla. postponed; rain.
Chicago, 3-1; New York, 2-2. Socond
gamo called end eighth, darkness.
Cleveland, 0; Boston, 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 3; Pittsburgh, 4.
Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati, 6.
New York, 4; Chicago, 6.
Boston. 3; St. Louis, 5.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn. 4: Pittsburgh, 2.
Baltimore. 0-0; Buffalo, 7-4.
St Louis. 2; Chicago. 0.
Indianapolis, 6; Kansas City, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
St Paul, 6; Cleveland, S.
Milwaukee. 6; Columbus, 9.
Kaniu CltV. 5: LoUlsvllle. L
Minneapolis, 2; Indianapolis, 3.
NEBRASKA 8TATE LEAGUE.
Kearney, 3; Superior, 9.
York, 4; Norfolk, 8.
Grand Island, 5; Beatrice, 0.
Hastings, 1; Columbus, S.
Gamrj Today.
Wostorn League ToDeka at Sioux City,
Wichita at Omaha, St. Joseph at Denver,
Des Moines at Lincoln.
American League Cleveland at Wash
ington, Chicago at Philadelphia, St.
Louis at New York, Detroit at Boston.
National League Brooklyn at Pitts
burgh. Boston at Cincinnati, Philadel
phia at St, Louts.
federal League Brooklyn at Pitts
burgh. Baltimore at Buffalo, St. Louis
at Chicago, Indianapolis at Kansas ICty.
American Association St. Paul at
Cleveland. Milwaukee at Columbus.
Kansas City at Louisville, Minneapolis
at Indianapolis.
Nebraska State League Kearney at
Superior, York at Uorfolk. Grand Island
at Beatrice, Hastings at Columbus.
BETTING ISJEARLY EYEN
Odds on Smith-Carpentier Fight
Slightly Favor Frenchman.
ATTENDANCE WILL BE LARGE
New York Takes Series from Chi
cago, Three to Two.
VISITORS CAPTURE THE FIRST
Win Lnriirly on Home linn Driven
lij I-'onrnlrr nml Urinntltt Urns
Kunrkril ( lit of Ilnx in
Second luiitrat.
NEW YORK, July 15. -New York won
tho series from Chicago, three to two, by
breaking even In today's double-header.
Chicago won the first game, S to 2, and
New York evened up by taking the sec
ond game, 2 to I. Tho second game was
called In the eighth Inning on account
of darkness, though Mannger Callahan
of Chicago made a violent objection.
Chicago won the first.. gamo largely on
homo run drives by Foumler and Dem
mitt. . .
In tho second game, the Now Yorks
knocked Benz out of the box In tho third
Inning, when they scored two runs .on u
pass to Hartxetl and successive tingles
by Pccklnpaugh, Crce and Mullen. Cole
pitched a strong "gamo ' for Now York
and defeated Chicago for tho second time
In tho scries. Score, first game:
Short Interests in Wheat Largest
Ever Known in Chicago.
CORN SUFFERS SOME LOSSES
CJIICAOO.
AU.II.O. A K.
NEW TOIXK.
AU.II.O. A k
Trade Switches Over to Henr Side
nf Mnrket, rtlth I.lbernl Offcra
ntul Ilie Buy lute Slmv
nml ('notion.
OMAHA. July 15. 1914.
The shoit interest In wheat Is the
largest, ever known In tli Chicago mar
ket. And to mako mutters more binding
the bear shorts continue to "hammer '
values without a thought, seemingly, of
a day of reckoning. There Is an end to
all proceedings, however. The present
shorts In the wheat market will be called
upon sooner or later to even up their lo
sttlon. Many shorts will be enabled to de
liver the gialn sold, but there Is an army
of shorts who must go Into tho pit and
buy enough grain to place themselves In
an easy Vosllion.
Suppose there is a rush of shorts to
cover. Will the wheat be available? That
Is now the miration 'list the long or
"bulMor-a-scalp is giving more thought
than l the bear shorts. There are huge
iuautlttes of wheat to come forward and
It will be received some time, but will It
bo In a position for delivery either In
July or September? There aro many In
tho trade who bcllevo shorts In wheat will
encounter a few stumbling blocks In tho
way of short supplies before they aro
out of the speculative woods. The dyed-ln.thn-wonl
lip lira have made mono' on
paper, but they will experience romn
irounio in cnanging tnoir puper i'rum
Wtavtr. .. 2 11 SMalifl. 3b... 4 10 0 0, r.. rnnl im
lllackb'rn, 2b 4 o 2 1 oitartiett. U.. 2 0 2 0 9 There was considerable gossip on the
Pemmltt, If.. 4 2 10 oPacklnpa'. aa J 2 3 1 1 "curb" last night and the talk centered
pS ,rni.V ihi 5 m X Sfif!fi,.nCrih " " 5 ? I S n 1 the shortage In -wheat In this market,
noai! cf 4 i s ? Vfl 2 I o olTho more daring bears, volunteered the
Mav.r c ""4 l I 1 ova'makr' cJ l I o o opinion that wheat Is still a rate on all
'!" 5; -1 i 2 i S-un-m,.kr cl i S S ? h. nnt .iihI onn mav Infer from
Smtt. t 4 003 olly .. ..iooo o these opinions they Intend to put out short
Clrottf. p.... 0 0 0 0 OPIth, r 0 0 0 0 Oilinos. uno OI ine larscr concerun in mo
Katr. p.... o o o o ovaidvtll ..loooo wheat trade advised their customers last
r'abrr. p o o o o ou'arliop, p . 20000 night to continue to sell On the advances,
'Sw.fn.T ... 1 1 0 0 ft n.lilla nnntlior ftnil.tllv Inrffn and COtlserVa-
Tolali ....24 io 27 11 lTruradalr, lb o 0 2 0 o i tVe firm advised against selling around
T "t 1 1 present prices, following tne long nrami
Totala 21 2 27 ( S ,ul uccime.
OMAHA LIVESTOCK MARKET
Desirable Kinds of Cattle Steady
and Others Slow.
HOGS AVERAGE A LITTLE LOWER
Sheep IlrrnU Ten to Fifteen Cents
from Tnesdny's ItnnRr of Prices
mill Lambs Fifteen to
Tivenl y-rive Cents.
SOl'TH OMAHA. July 15. HU.
Receipts were: Cattle, llrs. Sheep,
Official Monday 1.7M 4.TO4
Official Tuesday 1.7S7 10.40S
Estimate Wetlncsdsy 1.500 10.300
3.S74
5.CW
7.S00
Threo davs this wk 4.M7 .Sll H.K4
Same days Inst week . 5.244 I9.5M I7.J4J
Same days 2 wks. ago 10,003 28.118 26.701
Same days 3 wks. ago S.617 27.M4 15.WJ
Same days 4 wks ago. 9.012 2S.4M 9.5JS
Same days last year. .. 9.4J9 22,009 1T.0
The following table tnotra the receipt
of cattle, hogs and sheep at the 8oulh
Omaha live stock tnarr.et for tho year to
date as compared with last year:
1111. 1M3. Inc. rtec.
Cattlo 417.S05 441.034 24,219
Hogs 1.147,791 1.672,522 12U31
Sheep 1.150,052 9S9.5C6 100,494
Tho following table shows the rangsof
prices for hogs at the South Omaha live
stock market for the last few days with
comparttons:
below yesterday's average. Shippers and
speiulatois bought a few early at a
nickel decline, but their purchases wero
not so heavy a on previous days and the
big end of the supply was left at the
disposal of the packers.
tellers wero trying to get steady fig
ures, but the buyers held off and when
the supply finally started to move value
wero around 5o lower. After a few min
utes' trading on this basis, hovyever, a
good kilting demand began to have Its
effect and under the Influence of tho
keen competition prices braced up, so that
tho close was Just about steady with
Tuesday. Trade opened dull, but after
prices strengthened became more active
and a very fair clearance hsd been ef
fected by 10 o'clock.
Mui nf 1lii eurller sales were msdn
i around S.50. but the strength at the close
put the PUIK ai s.ouweon. wun a nooa
showing on up to W.W and a scattering
as high at $S.75. ths top.
Representative sairs;
No.
Date. 1 1U. ll81S.llM2.lllll.lW0.l909.lCe.
July l
July 2.
July 3.
July 4!
JUiy bv
July 6..
July 7
July $..
July v. ,
July 10
July 11
July 12.
juiy is.
8 17V
S 30i
S21t
8 25H
8 31S
8S9UI
47V
8 851
5 M
8 6)1,
8 71
a
8 81
8 82
8 751
h id
8 61 8 711
8 74
8 H
July 14.' 8 56 8 65
JUiy is. wti s w
Officers nnd Middle from Battle,
ship Mlssonrl Will lie Present to
Cheer Former IHaeJncket
of the Flntrahip.
LONDON, July 15. Boxing experts hero
show a remarkable even division" ot
opinion as to the chances of "Gunboat"
Smith, the American heavyweight, and
Georgo Carpentlcr, tho French hoavy
weight champion. In their twenty-round
match to be fought at Olympla tomorrow
night Tho betting odds today were per-,
haps a Hhade In favor of tho Frenchman,
but this was due probably to the en
thusiasm of his countrymen, great num
bers of whom have crossed the Kngltsh
channel to support their hero. They
brought with them a great deal of money
to back their compatriot whom they
describo as a "fighting boxer," while they
call Smith a "boxing fighter," and they
cohtend that science Is bound to defeat
the traiuatlantjc punch.
Interest In the contost Is enormous and
the attendance promises to create a record
for this country.
Fired by the example of the Rev. John
Bcrvoy Boudler, who acted as master of
ceremonies at the Welsh-Ritchie match,
and of Rev. Bvorard Dlgby, who occupied
a similar position at the Wells-Bell match,
many clergymen have obtained seats
around the arena and are said to Intend
to bring their "wives with them.
Buffalo Wins Both
From the Terrapins
BUFFALO. N. Y.. July 15. Baltimore
failed to score against Buffalo in either
game of a double-heador here today, the
scores being 7 to 0 and 4 to 0. In the
opening game with Earl Moore Jn the
box only ono Baltimore player got past
second base and Anderson allowed only
three lilts In the. second game. Collins, a
former Brooklyn player, replaced Louden
In the Buffalo lineup today, the latter
having been injured at Baltimore. Score,
first game: R.H.I2.
Buffalo 21100300 7 10 0
Baltimore 00000000 0-0 4 0
Batteries: Buffalo. Moore and Blair
Baltimore, Conley, Hughes and Jack-
utscn, Boucner.
Score, second game: R.H.E,
IBuf falo 11000200 I C 1
Baltimore 000000000-0 3 0
Batteries: Buffalo, Anderson and La-
vigne; uaiumore, iount ana Jacxiitscn.
-
Brown Blanks Cinx,
Allowing Four Hits
CHICAGO, July 15. Mordecal Brown
held Chicago to four hits today and won
an eaay game for the St. Louis Federals,
2 to 0. An error by Tinker and a base
on balls off Hendrix, paved the way for
(ho Kt. Louis runs. Score: R.H.K
St. LrtUls 00 1 10 0000-2 4 1
iChtcatTO 00000000 00 1 :
Batteries: St. ixxiib, urown and Chap
man; Chicago, iienanx ana Wilson,
KANSAS CITY, July 15.-CulIop allowed
but three hits until the seventh inning,
when he weakened and IndlananollM
scored tour runs and the locals were
defeated, 5 to 3, today, rioore: R.H.H.
Indianapolis 000000 4 1M 7 4
Kansas City 001101000-3 10 3
Batteries: Indianapolis, Mosely and
Rarlden; Kansas city, uunop, Adams
and iiasteriy.
American Association llrsult.
SL Paul 6 13 1
Cleveland 8 14 2
Minneapolis ....2 9
Indianapolis 3 7
Milwaukee 6 9
Columbus 9 11
Kansas ICty S 6
Louisville 1 t
Batted for Boon In the seventh
Batted for Plesh in tho ninth.
Batted for Warhop In the seventh .
Chicago 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0-3
New York 10000000 1-2
First base on errors: New York, 1; Chi
cago, 1. Two-base hits: Nunamaker,
Demmltt. Threo-bose hit: Malael, Home
runs: Dcmltt. Founder. Sacrifice hit:
'Blackburn. Stolen base: Collins. Left
on bases: New York, 10; Chicago, 8.
Double play: Mullen to Pecklnpaugh to
Mullen. Bases on balls: Off "Warhop,
1; off Clcotte, 1, Struck out: By War
hop. 1; by Plesh. 2; by Scott, 7. Hit by
Pitched ball: By Scott (Cree). Hits: Off
Warhop, 9 In soven innings; off Plesh,
1 in two Innings; off Scott, 8 In olght
and two-thlrdn Innings; off Clcotte, nono
(pitched to one batsmun); off Faber, none
In one-third Innings. Time: 2:20. Um
pires: Dlneen and Hlldebrand.
Score, second game:
CHICAGO. NKW YORK.
An.H.O.A D. AD. II. O. A.E.
Waaver, as.. 4 0 2 S OTrueailala. 5b 4 0 1 5 1
Dlackb'rn. 2b 4 1 1 2 Ollarttall. If.. 2 0 2 1 0
Demmltt, If . 2 1 1 0 orrcklnpa'. nil I I I
Colllnn, rf...4 12 0 OCtpp, cf S 1 0 0 0
Pounder, lb. 4 1 9 1 OMullen, lb.. 2 1 2 0
Ikxlle, cf....l 110 OCook, rf 3 12 0 0
Scbalk, c. ... I 0 4 1 Oiweeney, c. 2 1 3 0 0
Breton, 3b... 2 112 OMalial. 3b... 2 12 1
Bern, p 1 1 0 1 OCole, p 3 0 0 2 0
Clcotte. p.... 2 0010
Totala 2t 24 12 1
Totala 10 7 21 11 0
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01
New York 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2
(Called account darkness.)
Basa on orrors: Chicago, 1. Home run:
Bodie. Stolon base: Cook. Left on bases:
New York, 7: Chicago, 7. Double play:
Trucsdale to Pecklnpaugh to Mullen.
Bases on balls. Off Ben. 4: off Cole. 2.
Struck out: By Cole. 2; Uy Clcotte. 4.
Passed ball. Schalk. Hits: Off Benz. 5
In two and two-thirds Innings; oft Clcotte,
4 In four and one-third Innings. Time:
2:05. Umpires; Hlldebrand and Dlnen,
Piny to Tie.
WASHINGTON, July 15.-Detrolt and
Washington played a 3 to 1 tie here to
day, the game being called at the end
of the. eighth Inning1 to allpw the .visitors
to caicn a. train. Detroit acoreu a run
In the first Inning on Purtell's double
and MoBrlde's error. Bush's triple and
Purtell's sacrifice fly gave nnother run
In the third and tho last came In the
foi rth on three, successive singles off
Oioehllng. Engel relieved Boehllng at that
point nnd ended the scoring. Washington
scored twlco In tho third o iitrlples by
uoculing and Mopller ana a sacrinoe ny.
Morgan's home run In tho seventh bff
tDauss, tied the score. Score:
DETROIT. WASHINGTON.
AD It. O. A.E All. H. 0.1 E.
Duafc, ta.....E 13 2 OMaellrr. rf . . 4 2 10 0
rurtell. 3D... 3 lio UFoater. 3b. .. 1 22-20
liellman. cf. 4 0 2 0 OMIlan, cf.... 4 110 0
Cra ford. rf. 3 0 S 0 OJnndll, lb... 2 0 S 1 0
Veacb, If.... 3 0 0 0 OWIlllame, e. 1 0 1 2 0
Kavaaa'h, 2b 2 2 1 1 Ollenry, c 2 0 4 0 0
Iluhna. lb.... 4 10 OShanka, It.... 3 0 7 0 0
EUnace, c... 3 1(0 Oilorgan, 2b.. 3 1020
Cereleakla. p 2 0 0 5 OMtllrlde, sa. 2 0 2 2 1
Dauaa, P 10 0 1 ODoehllnc, p.. 1 1 0 0 0
Knjel, p 3 0 1 1
Totala 29 24 10 O'Atnaralth ...0 0 0 0 0
Totala 23 111 I 1
Ran for Henry In the eighth.
Detroit l'O 1 1 o 0 0 0-3
Washington 00200010-3
(Called end eighth to allow Detroit to
catch train.)
Two-base hit: Purtell. Three-base lilts:
Bush, Boehllng, Moeller. Home run: Mor
gan. Hits: Off Coveleskle, 6 In five in
nings (none out In sixth); off Dauss, 1
lu three Innings; off Boehllng, 5 In three
and one-third Innings; Off Engel, 1 In
four and two-thirds Innings. Sacrlflco
hits: Kavanatigh. McBrlde, Gandil. Sac
rlflco files: Purtell, Foster. Stolen bases;
Burns, Foster. Double play: Bush to
Burns. Left on bases: Detroit, 10; Wash
ington, 7. Bases on balls: Off Coveleskle,
1; offDauss, 2; off Boehllng, 2, off Engel,
4. Base on errom: Dertolt. 2. Struck
out: By Coveleskle, 2; by Dauss, 3; by
Boehllng, 1; by Engel, 3. Time. 1:60.
Umpires; Evans and Egan.
Red Six Blank JVnps.
BOSTON, July 16.-Boston shut out
Cleveland, 4 to 0, today, making It four
siraignt tor me series. Jeonaru puciieu
great ball, holding the visitors hltless
and striking out five men during the
first four innings. Cleveland bunched
two hits In the seventh with ono out,
but Chapman's fly was taken on the
run by ltehfr and Lelbold struck out.
Eight of the local players were sent
from the dugout to the dressing room by
Connolly for uncomplimentary remarks
aoout tne visitors, score:
CLUVBAND. BOSTON.
AU.II.O A B. AII.H.O.A E
Oraner. It 2 1 0 OHehc, rf 4 0 2 1 0
Turner, lb. ..3 0 1 I Odvoti, aa 3 2 1 2 1
Jobnaton. i.t 4 0 2 0 OSpeaker, cf.. 2 14 0 0
Olwnn. 2b.... 4 1 2 0wle, If.... 4 110 0
Klrke. lb 2 1 OQardnar, lb.. 2 2 4 1 0
Chapman, aa. 4 1 4 1 Uanrrln, lb.. HIM
lelbold. rf. .. 0 1 0 OYerkra, 2b. .. 3 0 0 1 0
Carlicb, c... 2 0 2 1 OCarrUan ,c. 2 0 t 1 0
Orrii, p 2 0 0 2 OLeonard, p.. 3 1 0 0 0
Co Ham ore. pOOOOO
Ilole ... . 1 1 0 0 0 Totala 27 7 27 I 1
Totala 33 7 24 14 1
Batted for Gregg In eighth.
Cleveland 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Boston 3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 4
Two-base hit: Graney. Throe-base
hits: Graney, Gardner. HlU: Off
Gregg. 8 In seven Innnlgs; off Collamore,
1 In one Inning. Sacrifice lilt' Janvrln.
Sacrlflco fly; Gardner. Double plays.
Olson to Klrke. Rehg to Janvrln. Left
on bases: Cleveland, 7; Boston, 5, Bases
on balls: Off Gregg, 4; off Leonard, 1.
First base on error: Cleveland, 1; Bos
ton, 1- Struck out: By Gregg, 2; by
Leonard. 9. Time: 1:45. Umpires:
O'Loughlln and Connolly.
ii-rnnlinir in lii laat trade bulletin
In Its annual statement tho movement of
tt'h.al Imm thn fnrmN nf the L mtcd
States during June was 35.000,000 bushels.
Total wheat now in tne nanus or iarm
ers is 32,236.000 bushels, compared with
;o,6ll,uw bushels one year ago.
Corn suffered further losses yesterday,
tlin Hnnlnip nhnn'lnir declines of HfflC for
the day, There were many Influences that
wore against the price, une irauc scemeu
to hiivo chanced to the bear side of the
market almost completely. There were
liberal offerings for the day, while the
buying was slow and cautious. Tho only
rain In the corn belt was In Indiana and
Ohio, but it was cooler In Illinois and
low a. rne in onn dukoir ram tiup m
estimated at 85,500,000 bushels, compared
with 70,000,000 bushels for a five-year av
erage.
There was another uau siump in wis
price ot July oats yesterday, and sharp
declines were also shown In the doferred
deliveries. The poor demand for cash
oats und extreme weaknoss lu that mar
ket, coupled with the Increasing arrivals
ot new oats and good grading of same,
threw the holders of July oats Into
despair and nobody wanted tho grain.
A reaction In both prices una uusincss
featured the trading In provisions. A
break In hog values at thfl yards and the
more IIImtaI hue receltits caused early
selling and prices weakened.
Wheat was y,o nigner.
Corn was unchanged to lo higher.
Oats were o lower.
These Bales were reported today Wheat:
No 2 hrd winter. 1 car. 72Wc: 4 cars.
72Vic; 1 car. 72c; 4 cars. 7t',4c; 1 car, 7Uc
No. 3 hard winter, l car (aaraj, tic, i
car, 71Hc. Oats: Standard. 1 car, 35c. No.
3 white, 4 cars. 31Wc No. 4 white, 2 cars,
S4Wo. Corn: No. 3 white, 1 car, 74Vc; 1
car, 74c. No. 2 yellow, fiH cars. GSc. No.
3 yellow, 1 car, 6Sc; 1 car 67Hc No. 5
yellow, 1 car. M14c. No. 2 mixed, 3 cars,
67Ho; 1 car, 67c. No. 3 mixed, 1 car (near
white), 71c; 2 cars, 67c. No. 4 mixed. ?i
car, 69Hc
Clearances were- Wheat and flour
equal to 615,000 bushels; corn, 20,000 bush
els; oats, 60,000 bushels.
Liverpool close; Wheat id higher;
mrn 'iffild hinder.
Primary wheat receipts wore 2,634,000
bushels ana nnipmenis j.tis.uuv uusncis,
against receipts of 1.32S.000 bushels and
rhlnmnnla fif G50.000 bushels laat year.
Primary corn receipts were 461,000
buehcls and shipments 419,000 bushels,
against receipts of 478,000 bushels and
shipments of 281,000 bushels lost year.
Primary oats receipts were 757,000
bushels and shipments 787.000 bushels,
rgatnst reoelpta ot 877,000 bushels and
fchlpments of 713,000 bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat-Corn.Oata.Barley.
1,021 Z1S 253
Chicago
Minneapolis .
Duluth
Omaha
Kansas City.
Kl. LOUIS
Winnipeg
m
152
C6
.145
142
ill
27
20
11
14
I
26
Omaha Cash Pricos Wheat: No. 2 hard
7lM4Ue: No. :l hard. 70Wffl73V4c: No. II
hard. CSQ72c; No. 2 spring, -nHOWic ;.
No. 3 spring. 78ttWTiKic; rio. spring.
721475Hc: No. 2 durum, t9&i0a; No. tt
durum, 68369c, Corn: No. 1 whlto, 74lQi
7Se: No. 2 white. 74'4G'I4?ic: No. 3 white,
74Til74Ue: No. 4 white. 72W.073HC: No. 1
yellow, 68ra6bi4C No. 2 yellow, 7iWc;,
No, z yellow, 67ijwc; jno. t yenow, vw
67c; No. 5 yellow. fottflMHc: No. 1 mlxjd.
67H0no: No. 2 mixed, 6767Mc; No. 3
mixed, C64w67c; No. 4 mixed, BWW.
Onti No 2 white. 35Ut&C5Uc: standard.
34T35c: No. 3 white, 34UWOWc;, No. 4
wtute. 34if34;'ic. uariey; jmrihiik, wuumj
No. 1 feed, 45Q0c. Rye: No. 2, DlaoBi;
No. 3.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRO VISIONS
Schoonover Goes to Oahkoah.
Clay Schoonover, former Rourke player,
Stopped over in Omaha yesterday on his
way from Grand Island, where he has
been playing centertield, to Oshkosli,
where he it to report Immediately,
Schoonover has been Playlnar good ball
J nt, the island, and Oshkosh took a fancy
to Ills work. ' ' ' .
Tip O'Neill Looking
Over Western Circuit
Tip O'Neill, president of the Western
league, blew into Omaha yesterday
afternoon from Denver. He is inspect
ing the circuit axain and baa visited
Wichita and Denver.
O'Neill has been hearing considerable
criticism of his umpiring staff, and he
la out to make his own Judgment, Tip
' has had unusually hard luck with his
arbitrating staff, and only ono ump,
Jack Haskall, has been able to maintain
the unanimous approval of every city In
the circuit. Tip haa changed several of
his umpires and will continue to do so
until he secures those who can satisfy
at least a part ot the cities.
Features ot the. Trndlusr nud Closings
Prices on noard of Trade.
CHICAOO. Julv 15. Black rust reports
mnro nmlnnui thun at anv DieVlOUS time
this season, formed ono of tho leading
causes today fov an advance in me price
ot wneat. ine mantel tiuaeu iiuu.
Tin tn 1V.A1r net hlrhcr. Com gained
Ho to TMflc; oats finished a sixteenth off
to YtQKe up, and the provisions tho saino
as last to a rise of 17Hc.
It waa freely admitted that Minnesota
fields as well as those In South Dakota
showed serious Inroads from block rust.
Advices wero that tho plague had traveled
to within thirty miles of the border of
North Dakota. The ravages already In
somo places were sold to be worse than
In 1013 when the spring crop throughout
the Dakotas and the Minnesota suffered
widespread ruin.
Bullish cables helped keep the wheat
market on the upgrado from the start.
Liverpool quotations made a sudden
Jump, and there wore estimates that ow
ing to the backwardness ot European
crops the Import requirements or trans
Atlantic countries might amount to as
much as 720,000.000 bushels. Uneasiness
In regard to threats of a rullroad tlcup
counted also against the bears.
Failure of predicted rains led to a bulge
In corn and so did a sharp advance, at
Buenos Ayres, wlere tho quality of ar
rivals was unsatisfactory, nnd the
weather bad for shippers. Enlargement
of country offerings chanced to check
any decided upturn for oats.
Provisions followed the course of the
bog market. There was a dip at the
outset but later It was noticeable that
Mock yard Interests had taken to the
buying side.
Chicago future prices:
7 731
7 I
7 is:
7 23
7 5
7 23
7 1
7 21
7 20
7 20
7 16
7 15
6 37
4;
6 32
6 26
6 31
635
I
6 33
6 27
S 32
6 SO
6 54
6 26!
10 001
8 Si
8 06;
8 78
561
6 731
7 17
771
7 76
7 59,
7 55
56 7 55
l l
i in
8 41
8 33
8 21
8 26!
8 35
7 6J
7 67
7 76
7 82!
5 70
6 06
AT. Sh. IT.
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Inspiration Cnppar
International llamttar..
I-oulitllla & NanhTtll.. ..
airitran I'atroltum
Miami Copprr
MlMourl, K. A T 1.030
Mlaaouri Taenia lt.lfO
National niicull
National Iai
Nfraita Coppr aOO
Naw Vork Ontral S4.M0
N. V.. .V II 1! I2.I0O
.Norron a wern . . .
Northarn TacKIc . ..
Pacific Mall
Tatlflp T ft T.. ..
Inni7ltnla
Pullman I'alaca Car..
Hit Con. Copprr
IWadlns . ...
lUptibllr Iron A Klerl
Rotk Mind Cv
Itotk laland Co. pfd.
Rt. Ij. f. r. M pfd
Hnuthern Pacific
Hnuttiarn Hallway . .
TannM copprr . ..
Taa Company
Union I'arltle
Union TatlNc pM ...
UnllM Stataa Htrl...
V. S RtfH pfd
tnah Copprr . ...
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Wratarn Unlnn
WMtlniheuis Rlaclrlc
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21
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200 i:ti 11 12
. Il.eoo ii it 5i,
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1.200
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Total ralrs tor the day. Kl.tOO iharaa,
!
71
21
III.
71
...Ml 10 I II
:i i joo u
6 II
6 25 i 49.
15 1
6 15 44.
6 42
6 43
43
6 31
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.112
..m
Sundsy. "Holiday.
Tteeelnts and iilsnosltlon of live stock at
tho Union stock yards In South Omaha
tor twenty-four hours ending at 2 p. in.
yesterday;
BECEIPTS-CAIIH.
Cattle.Hoga.Shee p.
u.. M, & Ht. I :
Wabash 3
Missouri Pacific 9
Union Pacific 11
C. & N. W.. east
C. & N. W.. west 18
C, St P.. M. Sc 0 9
C, B. & Q.. west 2
C! U. I. & P., cast 4
C. n. I. ft P., west 2
Illinois Central l
Chicago Great Western ... 1
13
6
23
17
W
3
11
8
3
6
151
31
Total receipts "2
DI8P03ITION-HEAD.
Cttl.Hogs.titiep.
Morris & Co 183
Swift & Co 416
Cudahy Packing Co.... 418
Armour & Co 147
J. W. Murphy
Morrcll
South Omaha Pack. Co, 14
O. K. Serum Co
Kay P. Co
Cudahy. Kansas City.. 51
Swltt. Kansas City 61
lllll Sc Bon 2
F. B. Lewis
L. F. Hum:
McCreary & Kellogg.... 36
H. F. Hamilton 1
Sullivan Bros J
Higglns
Huffman
Both '
Mnvers 13
Tanner Bros
John Harvey 2i
Other buyers TI
1.814
1.777
3,124
3,00.4
553
11
312
891
t.vv:
'A41
1,020
N10
Totals '019 '574
fiTTt.1' Ttarnlnts continued light this
morning, tho total receipts amounting to
only sixty-three cars, mailing m mi"
days' total this week 4.957 head, or only
about half as many as were recolved for
the same period a year ago.
1 jrorr recelDta at Chicago and a re
ported break at that point made buyers a
little bearish this morning, oui uu u
viiiint that thev wanted the cattle and
desirable kinds sold early at prices that
wero generally steady wun yeaternoy.
The less desirable kinds wero slow and
tho feeling a little weak. The best beeves
hero brought 19.80, ths highest since De
cember, 1912.
There were very few cows or heifers In
sight and they sold In about the same
notches as yesterday.
Only a tew scattering lots or stouter
cattle and feeders were on nalo and they
wero slow at unchanged prices.
Quotations on cuttle; Good to choice
beef steers, 19.00U9.80; fair to good boot
steers, IS.tOG-j.OO; common to fair beef
steers, S7,758.50; choice to fancy corn
rod helterr, JS.0W00; good to choice
hatters, 37.506100; good to choice cows,
S6.50ir7.50: fair to coed arradea I5.T5S6.50:
common to fair grades, lJ.76et.75: good to
choice stockers und feeders, S7.50t3S.G0;
fair to good stockers and feeders, J6.754J
7.60; common to fair stockers and feeders,
S6.2ryff6.75: stock cows and heifers, SS.OOtt
7.00; stock calves. S7.0o4fa.00; veal, calves,
SS.OO1HIO.&0; bulls, stags, eta, S5.2dg7.6s,
Representative sales:
BEEF STBE118.
At. Pr. No. at. Tr.
770 21 It 2140 II
32 llio a ia
II Ill 21
1 1112 23
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8HEW1' The run was somo T.800 head,
about the same as a week ago, but a
little lsrger than two weeks and a year
ago. There was no great cnange in me
quality of the offerings trom yesteruay,
hut the imnkm wer extremely bearish,
claiming that prevailing pricos wero much
higher than they ought to be and out of
line with Chicago. The opening of the
market was slow. Once the stllers agreed
to accent thn decline the movement scale
ward became fairly active, with prices
on lambs dropping fully 15JfJ5e. Mutton
offerings sold weak to lOttl&c lower.
The range on lambs was from SS.R to
$8.00, the latter price belnr as high as
any lambs sold. Tho sorting was notice
ably heavier today. Thn lambs at M.85
amounted to about nine cars of Idaho :
offerings, with 250 head out at $7, these
going to the packer buyers. Feeder buy
ers have bought little If anything this
week owing to the keen Inquiry on thi
part of the packing Interests.
About soven or eight cars of yearling
ewes, mostly yearlings, made up the mut
ton offerings, Early some Idaho year
lings moved at S6.26, and ewes at 14.90.
quotations on range sheep and lambs:
Lambs, good to choice. t3.75tf9.00. lambs,
fair to good. lS.50ffS.76; lambs, feeders,
S0.4O64j.SO; yearlings, good to oholce. $6.25
J.60; yearlings, fair to pood. $6.0ftJ16.25i
wethers, good to choice, $5.6&ft6.&0: weth
ers, fair to good, $6,40(35.65; ewes, good
to choice, SI. 'JOCK). 10;, ewes, fair to good,
H.G&14.W.
No. Av
123 Idaho awes ,.100
aw York Mnnrjr Mnrket.
NKW YOKK, July W.-MONET-On
call, firmer at SHJra per cent; mlln
rate. 3 per cent, closing, 2Vt?2,i per cent
Tlmo lonns. flrxtll 'sixty days, 2i per
cent; ninety days, 3 per cent; six months,
im l per cent,
PIUMIS MERCANTILE PAPKn-3Tif
4H per cent.
8TE11LINO KXCHANOE Stesdv: alxlv
day bills, $4.8320; demand, $4.8715; commer
clsl bills. $4.8tiM.s3.
KiuvKK-uar. M!e; Mexican dollars.
42Hc.
BONDS Government, steady; railroad,
heavy.
Closing quotations on bonds today wera
a s follows:
L ft. rat. la. rrs.. Klil. 3. dab. 121 . M
do coupon 17 Lllt M. 5a. .102
U. R. a. rtl 101 lxiMllsrd la 102
do coupon IM jk X unl 4i. M
l S. 4., rat IM'iM K. T. lit 4,. 11
da coupon nu jio. rcflc ct. Ra. 41
Panama , couron..l00 j. V. C t. Ia. 11
Amcr. A .. .If I .jo (lab. 41 11
Am. Counn Oil la. II ,. y. r 414,, ifmj 107
AT&T. cv. 4a. 4K. Y. FKata 4a 110
Atner nmaltlni la.. 104 j. y, fy. atl. ta., 14
Am. Tobacw la 122 N, T.( II. A II.
Armour A Co. 4a, t, tTi t, 1(fl
Atchlaon nan. 4a.. . Mj 4 ny, CT, 44,. jm
do ct Ii, IMfl 7No. Pacific 4
A. C. L tit. la It Mo la M
Dal. & Ohio la Mo. 8. L. raf. 4a... Mi,
ct, 4a Htaric. T. ft T. la... . M
Balh. Blaal r. la.... HHpena. ct. 1. 112 II
Drook. TK tT. 4a... II eon. 4a 100
CVn. of Oa, 5a Ill mar Con. 4a .111
On. Loathar ta M Itaadlnc fan. 41 l
Chca. ft Ohio 4a,. II Htaal It. 1140. 1
do nr. 4a .4 1 L B, F. r. 4a 41
c. n. a o. 1. iv... Ji l'gt. u 11. w. . it. tt
do tan. 4a MUg. A. L. adj. la.... T
G ? i' -' ;.'.":!..' u :,
C M 8 P c IHi .IOIHSo. rac. eT. t.... 1
do gan. 4a 102 0 rf. 4 17
0 n I. p e. 4a. 24 flo. lUllwar U. 144
do rar. i U do (an. 4 Tl
O N W. 1H.. , II Taaaa Co. ht. a,...100
T fl rat. 4a.. It Taisa P. lat,...100
St A.n "''.' "H'Thlr A TO. 44J. 4a. 71
Platlllara' Sar. tm... llUnloa PaclhO 4a.,.. it
Krla ci. 4a, acr. D,. 70 do tr. 4a II
do an, 4a 72iO, B. Uubbar la.. .10!
Qen. nticlric la....lotu. S. Atari It iv
Ot. No. IM. 4a 101 rv-.-C. Oiara, 4a.... M
III. Can . ref. 4.. .. 2Witsh lit la lfi
IWar. Mat. 4a...,. 77 Waat. Unlos 4Ua... i
K, r Bo. raf. St.... l!4Wtit. Klee. tr. Ii. M
Did. "Offer:.
23 culls
145 Idaho yearlings.
6 culls
265 Idaho lambs....
IV) culls
48 fod lambs
.12 fed owes
12 fed owes
41 native lambs....
73 native lambs
90
.. 83
.. 75
.. 64
.. 57
.. 69
..124
..120
.. 67
.. 66
Pr.
4 90
3 25
6 00
8 90
6 7S
8 85
6 00
5 00
8 75
8 50
Boston Copper Ittoek.
BOSTON, July 15,-CIoslng quotations
on stocks were as follows:
Allouat llNarada Con.
Amal, Ooooar IIHNIalaiina uu
Arliona Com.
Cal. ft Arliona
lal. tr llaola.
Cantcnnlal .. .
Copper Hang C
ltNortt liutta
. ... iSNorth Iak ,,
.... 64OI4 Domlnlta
....401 Osceola
.... I6i)ulncr
C. l&Jhannon
j . -.
,ft t u i't rim
. 4 ftoprrtor ft 11, M.
. Tamarack
Cm Putta C M
Franklin . .
vvn. , Tamarack
areanj Cananaa ... 2HU. 8. H. P.. A M..
im Jioyaia tapper. i do pra ,,,
Krr laik I MtUUh Con. ..,
jAka CVpar tltab Coppor Co
?7 8f"i CPP 2Wnooa
H'lnlL5:'nB,r 3 WoUarln
Mit 14 Suit ft Superior.. .
11
21
1
41
74
54
V
1
II
:
n
114
41
2
2)
M
CIIICACO III V 13 STOCK MA It It 1ST
Cattle I.orrer
IloaTa IOTTer
Lower.
-Sheep
No.
1..
41 157 I 00
12 1071 I U
it 741 a to
4 112 I 40
II.
30.
10
II
1
10... .
1
II
II
24
J
14
...1141 141
... m 1 41
...1171 I 70
...1O90 I 75
...1110 I 11
...tut a is
...1C40 140
... ait a to
...1111 too
...llll 00
...12&2 a oo
711 10
21..
31....
41....
to....
1 ...
....
21....
20...,
40....
2....
I....
Id... .
40..
ion m
...1043 2 ii
...mi 0 11
...1101 2 14
...1210 24
...llll 2 24
... 111 a 5o
... 117 a to
...aa 1 10
... no a 71
...1111 1 10
.1117 a 44
.1245 a 10
BTEE1U5 AND HE1FI5HH.
Article) Open. I High.) Low. Close. Ves'y.
Wheatl
July.l
Bept.1
Corn. I
July
Bept.
Oats. I
July.l
Sept!
PorK I
July!
Sept.! 20 90
Lard
I
77'.l
"TV4!
6Vi'i
C6?4!
36Ta
34!
I
TSK
77
I
69
67HI
3CTr
36!
I I
1.
2i nvi
Julv.l I....
8ept. 10 40 1 10 42H 10 40 I 10 40
R1Juiy.l 11 95 'l 12 02V41! 11 95 I 12 024
8ept 11 90 I 11 OTVil 11 90 11 95
COW
66k
30,
341
30 90
7SH
f 1
il 69
J 67WJ
36H1
35
22 874
SI 1ZV4
I
10 27W
7SH
76
0614
36S
3454
22 M
20 (C
10 27U
10 40
U 97 Vi
11 &24
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat! No. 2 red,
78mjT7c; No. 2 hard. 7G0c; No. 3 north
rn, 8733o; No. 2 spring, S7$3c. Corn;
No. 2 yellow. 7imi4c; No. I yellow, 70K
C70c Oats: No. 3 white, 3A86SHC;
standard. 47HSSc Bye: No. 2, 5S4o.
Jiarlev. 4S57c. Seeds; Timothy. $1.002i
5.25; clover, $10.00813.00. Provisions: Tork,
$22.87: lard, S10.27V4; ribs. $U.7513,12V4.
BUTTER Higher; creameries, 30W3
11 no a 20
I Ill I 24
1 1070 a 46
to 1022 a 50
7 1114 a io
11 7it a ii
COWB,
2 US 4 40 2..
1 1100 4 00
2 1040 4 It
1 160 4 W
2 1010 4 40
1 1036 4 71
4 4M 4 75
4 1U0 4 44
1 IM I 00
2 110 4 CO
1 1040 I II
1 1140 I 71
1 00 I 74
1 1IZ1 4 11
12 1001 8 16
2 tit I 40
2 1061 I 10
2 IIM t 10
2 ICS I II
2 IOI0 I 21
1 lltO 34
2 lilt I 24
1 474 I 24
I Ill t 40
4 M I 40
COWS AND HBlrEItS.
I. .v 741 I 15
HEIFEBS.
710 4 DO 2 770 T II
21
71
11
II
n'.'.'.'.'.
11 a 11
im a 24
7i a 2t
77i a 2i
172 a x
.. W0 I 40
.. 14 6 40
..liao 140
.. M I 44
. . KM (to
.. W0 4 40
..1240 174
.. an a 10
..1024 t li
,.mo a to
..1170 7 00
..1010 T 00
..1120 T 00
. 1011 7 0a
..1070 TOO
..1090 7 00
.1171 7 00 .
.1111 T II
..1041 T 10
..1274 T 24
..1210 7 24
..llll I 40
.1410 7 40
..1H0 7 71
CHICAGO, July lS.-CATTLK-rtecelots,
16,000 head; market, loner; beeves, 17,76
l5,g.l0; steors, S6.4ofr8.30; stockers and
feeders, $5.7&S6.G0; cows and heifers, $3,90
ffiO.IO: calves. S7.fAftll.00.
HOGS Receipt. 23.000 head; market, So
lower: bulk. S3.70U8.83: tight. S8.60S6.96;
... I ... II IL4M M, 1. . n . ... aOWWMM. H..Mk.
$8.30718.45: pTga S7.80O8.90.
aiiHisi' Ainu UAaina jiaceipis, iv.twg
head: market, lower; shetp, S5.25O6.10;
yearlings, XS.75tJ7.20; loinbs, $6.2630.00.
SI. Louis Lire Btoek Market.
ST. LOUIS. July 15. CATTLR Re
ceipts, 6,200 head; market, steady; na
tive beef steer, S7.tttfi.SS) cows and
heifers, $3.5000.00; stockers and feeders.
$5.0097,50; southern stesrs, $5.7504.40;
cows and heifers, $1(0(34.09; native
calves, $6.00011.00.
IIOUH Receipts, 6,000 head, market, 5a
higher; pigs and lights, $7.858S.0G; mixed
and butchers, SS.M3O.10: good heavy.
S8.9o3r9.10U.
HIIUKI' A 2ND LAMBS Receipt 1,100
head; market, steady; lambs, lfcff5c
lower; native muttons. S4.7UTAOO: lambs.
S8.OOTJ8.65.
Kansas City Live Stock Martlet.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 15.CATTLB
Receipts, 3.000 head; market. Irregular;
prime led steers, jiMWjjy.io; aresaeo Deer
steers. S8.10fi0.25: weatern steors. 17.00S
.W; stockers and feeders, $9.&38.00;
bulls, $5.25(94.75; calves. $(.50ao.W.
HOns-Recelpts. 4.900 head; market,
steady; bulk. ll.7Mfl.K; heavy. VlXjQ
S.90; packers and butchers, S8.tO9t.tO;
light. $8.75fi.fiO; pigs, SI.751T8.S0.
rilHSUP AND LAMBS Receipt. 2,20
head, marltet. lower; lambs, IS.UVI8.M;
vearllncs. $6.m.00: wethers. $4.7506.75:
ewes, $I.25&C,00.
STOCKS AND BOND.
1.
40!!!!
1.
2....
1 ...
I....
21....
i . .
I....
110 a oo
100 4 IS
444 21
... 240 4 40
. . . 410 4 40
... IM t 74
... 416 I M
... 427 T OO
... 490 7 00
BULLS.
... aio s 10 1...
... in ih
. . .1040 I 74
...1114 I 10
. . .1041 I SO
...1110 4 00
...1210 4 00
1
1.
1
1
1
1..
CALVKS.
744 7 14
I6 T as
1 144 7 40
110 T 44
. 720 a 26
.lit I 10
. no a 11
. im a so
...i27o a 00
...tito a 10
...1040 a as
...1140 10
...1110 t to
...1100 7 ti
. . no a 00
100 io 21
111 10 24
120 10 44
140 14 44
IM II 10
170 10 44
156 10 Tl
1 240 7 44 4..
1 IM I 40 I..
1 , 114 t 00 I..
1 200 a 00 1..
2 27t a 00 1..
1 1440 a IJ 1..
1 120 10 00 2..
1 144 10 00
BTOC1CI2RH AND FEEDERS.
t IM 111 12 417 T 04
1 4M 4 00 2 114 7 11
10 tsa 7 00 1 in 7 t
2 400 T 00 20 440 7 IS
11 117 7 00 10 400 T K
1 TOO 7 00 a 771 7 40
2 145 T 00 1 440 2 14
HOOS Another generous supply (showed
up today, about 154 loads, or 10,300 head,
being reported in. The wesk's total is
23,31$ head, being almost 6,000 heavier
than last week and a gain ot 3,900 over
tne same aavs 01 tasi Year.
Other markets were reported as opening
dull and lower, and with a libera! run In
sight the local trade was no exception to
tne sanerai rule, i-acaers sianaa out. or.
ferine Drices that were all of 5c lower
and in tome Instances as mucn aa 59100
Itevletr aaf Operaatlons on Stoclt Is
rbnntje. Dnrlnar the Day.
NEW TORK, Juns 15. Foreign liquida
tion was again responsible for the heavi
ness In today's early dealings In the
atock market. The only Issue of Im
portance to register a substantial gain
was I'nlon Pacific, which soon rose IH
on thn decision of thn court upholding
the "extra dividend" distribution to com
mon shareholders. Baltimore A Ohio
common and preferred, which form tho
greater part ot this distribution, were
correspondingly depressed, losing 2 and
3 points respectively. Canadian Pacific
lost 1 and In the specialties Dry Goods
preferred frll 2. The leaders were lower
at the outset, but evinced a rallying ten
dency, only to fall back again.
Number of sales and leading quotations
on stocks wero as follows;
Esiaa. Ulan. uiw. uioaa.
Alaaka Oold . .
Amaltaraalad Coppar ...
Amarlcan Dat (lunar.. .
Amarlcaa Can
Amarlcan S. ft It......
Amarlcan HAH. pfd...
4 mar Hugar Ratlslna...
American T. AT
Amarlcaa ToUieco
Anai-onda Mln'nx
Atchlaon
ilaltlmor ft Ohio
llrooklim Rapid Tr
Cullturnla Patrolaura ...
Canadian Paalflo
Oaotral Leather
Chaaapaaka A Ohio
Chicago O. W
Chlcagn. U. ft Ht. P....
(tblcago ft. N. W
Chlno Cappar
Colorado rual A Iron...
Colorado ft Southern
Pannr ft Rio Grande...
Panaar ft 11. O. pfd
Dletillerar BaturUlee ....
Brta
General Eleetrlo
Great Northers pld.
Great Kbrthero Or ctfl.
OnggenLvelm. Exploration.,
IlllnoU Central
Interferon t Mot. pld
IM 27
t.foO 70
to 24
24 17
(1 44
22 21
4.4O0 !! Ill
1,000 27 24 27
2.1W 44 44 li
ioj
10
111
2X1
400 r0 20 20
2,100 41 T ST
11,400 11 a? it
1.1M M r Ki
2. W0 22 20 10
21.400 IMS 111 H
11
Treasorr Statement.
WA8IHNOTON. July 15. Th condl
tlon of the United States treasury at th
beginning of business today was; Net
balance n general fund, $152,I4.V. roU
receipts yesterday, jz.2,far, Totat pay
ments yesterday. $2,755,146. The surplus
this fiscal year la 20.5S4.OliS. aanlmi . M.
flclt of $15,832,055 last year, exclusive of
Panama canal and public debt transactions.
London Steele Market.
LONDON. July IS. American aecuritle
opened a fraction higher today. Later
most of the list sagged under realising
and at noon price ranged from H above
to n ruiow parity.
consuls, ror monsy, 74 ',4: account, 75 9-16.
BI LVHR Bar. woak; 25H1.
MONEY-lHajii per cent; ,hort btui 3
6?4 per ctnt; three month. 2Vl?Jii per
cent.
I
NeiT York General Market.
NEW TOniC. July 15.-SUaAn-Raw.
steady: molasses, 2.61o; centrifugal, 3.20c
Refined, steady to 54J10 points higher; cut
loaf, 6.S6c; crushed. 6.2S0; mould A,
i.uuc: cuoes, .boa; aaaa powoerea, i.aoc,
powdered, 4.50c; fine granulated, 4.40c,
diamond A, 4.40c; confectioners' A. 4.30c,
No. J, 4.c.
butter unsettled; receipt. 19.KO tubs;
creamery extraa, SJiOUc; firsts. 24HQ26V4c.
seconds, 22924c; process, extras, 32fl
MHo: labels, current make, firsts. 'JOit
lOHo: seoonds. l9o; packing stock, current
maKo, mo. 1. ito. ,
CHEESE Firm; receipt, 2.909 boxes;
state whole cream, fresh, whlto and col
ored specials, 18t315o: colored, average
fancy, 14WdHV4c; whites, HSfUHc.
skims, WUHo.
EOOB Steady: receipts, 14,800 cases,
fresh gathered extras, 24Q26c; extra flrsta,
22H&23c; firsts, 21J03c; seconds. 18U20c,
state, Pennsylvania and nearby hsnnery
whites, 259290 ; gathered whites. 23327c;
hennery browns, 244T26c; gathered browns
and mixed cotors. 20925c.
POULTRY Dressed firm; weatern
chickens, broilers, U'AQXo; fowls, 13919c;
turkey, 252c.
Kanaaa City Oratn and Provlsloms.
KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 15. WHEAT
No. 2 hard, TStfsOo; No. 2 red, 7J073HC.
September, 71Hi11He; December. THc
CORN No. 3 mixed. 71c; No. 2 red, 80e;
September, (ZQTKoi December, 7lc
OATS-No. 2 White, 38iSr38V4c; No. 2
mixed, rawarsevic.
BU ITER Creamery, 23c; first, 21c;
seconds, ito; packing stock, 17c.
POULTRY-Hons. 13H: broiler. !Ic.
BUTTER Creamery. 23c: ftrt, 31c;
seconds, 18c; packing atock, 17c.
EGOS Firsts. 19c; seconds, 14c.
TOuLTnY-Hens, lHc; broiler, 14e.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. July 15. WHEAT
No. 1 hard, 89Hc; No. 1 northern, MHG'
SAHc; No, 2 northern, 8HtT8Ho; Septem
ber. 79Hc
FLOUR Unchanged.
BARLEY (2tj0c.
RYE-55VSC6C.
RRAN-$18.50.
CORN-No. 3 yollow, 6Vi7o.
OATS No. 3 white, 31fJ34Hc.
FLAX-$l.Cl.3?i.
St. Louts Graiu MarUet.
ST. IX)UIS. July 15. WHEAT No. J
red. TCHiylSHc; No. 2 hard, 773360; Bep
tember. 764c.
CORN-No. 2. 71c; No. 3 white. TJHci
September, 6iV4c.
OATS No. 2, 38c; No. 2 white. SJMc
Liverpool Ural a rilarkat.
LIVERPOOL. July 15. WHEAT No. 1
Manitoba, 7 3V4d; No. 2, 7s 2d; October,
6a Sdj December, wi ya.
CORN
American mixed, 6 TVid; July,
a.aoo 24
1.600 47
200 11
1,400 11
It
41
11
11
11
at
124V4
400 40 44
200 1 1
400 11 11 11
400 11 14 14
1,444 24 27 11
400 147 111 111
aoO 13 122 121
21
400 (4 12 41
200 111 111 111
t:'l
Es Mid.
Metal Market.
NEW YORK, July 15 METALS Lead
dull at S3.653.93; London, 19 la td
Spelter quiet at SJ.9&3O.0S; London, 31
12a 6d Copper dull: spot and September,
$11X5013.75; electrolytic. S13.62013.fT; lake
nominal: casting, $1150813.62. Tin quiet,
spot. $31.4Mr31.5&; September. S31.50Cit.61.
Antimony dull: Cookson', $7.1237.2S. Iron
(julet and unchanged.
London price: Copper quiet: spot, in
Ss 6d; futures, 61 Us 3d. Tin quiet; spot,
142 I7s 6d: futures, 144 7 64. Iron,
Cleveland warrants, 61s iwi.
ST. LOUIS. July lo. METALS Lead
dull at $3.76, BpelUr dull at S4.W.
Oualia liar Market.
PRAIRIE HAY Cholea upland, S1S.00O
13.50; No. 1, $11.50312.00; No. 1 $10,009
11.00. Straw: Choice wheat. S&M96.00.
Alfalfa: No. 1 to chole qUOUbl at $13.09
ew.oo; no. 2. no.oDiin.oo.