THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1916.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle of All Kinds Fairly Active
and Steady-Fat Lambs
Are Higher.
HOGS FORTY CENTS LOWER
Omaha. October I, 1111.
Receipt wer: Cattle. Here. Bheep
Official Monday ".' "
Ketlmele T.eeday ....12.100 7,000 3I.0OJ
Two daya thla wee.. 31.717 1I..M l.6l
ame daya laet week.. 30,ll MM 17.111
8tm daya I wee rS0,il 1.711 7MII
Same daya I weeka acoSS.llo H.IM .
Same daya 4 weeke ago 4Ji MS
Sana daya laal y.ar..jtf. ." '"
Receipt and disposition of lira atock at
tho Union atock yarda, Omaha, for twenty
four noma ending at 3 p. m. yesterday:
KKCE1PT8 CARLOADS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r'a.
&',....;'..
Wefcaeh 1 ;
, Mlatourl Pacific ..
Via Pacific M " ,
C. N. W., aaat.. ( .';; :
C. N. W., went., 13 37 11
C, SL P..' M. O. 1 ' ;
C. B. Q.i aaat.. T 4 .. 1
C, B J. weet..l3l SI
C, R. I. P., eaat 7 I ..
C, R. I P. weat I .. .;
llllnola Central ...1. 4 1 1
Chicago Ot. Weat.. I .. ..
Total receipt ..441 1H 1 . '
. . ' DISPOSITION HEAD.
Cattle. Hoe. Sheep.
Morrla Co... lit l.
swift co i.m !" ;;
Cudahy Packing Co. .1,441 3.013 3,116
Bchwarta Co '
J. w. Murphy '
Morrell 1
Llneola Packing Co.. 83
B. O. Packing Co.... 13
Hunalnger Oliver.. Ill
W. a Vanaant Co.... !
Benton. Vaaaenl L. SOI
Hill Sen ,
F. a Lewis
J. B. Hoot ot Co.... IH .....
J. II Bulla . , .....
1 y. Huaa '
Xoaenetock Bros. Ill
r. a. Keiioit J"
Werthlmer Degen. 14 .,
If. P. Hamilton .... .43
ftalllvan Broa. ...... It
BothacoHd 4 Krehe.. Ill ......
Mo. at Kan. Calf Co. IBS
Chrlatle It .....
Hltnlna
Huffman 13
Rota ii .
Meyer .............. 10
niaeabarg ..11 .....
I'
; Baker. Jonee a) Btnltn si ........ .....
Banner Broa. 111 ...... .....
John Harvey' 451
Dennla aV Fraacle..N 104
Kline v. m
Jeneea A LungrM... 301
Other buycra 141 17.181
Total .. .11.111 1.170 10,101
Cattle Reoalpta were liberal again today,
the ran being only altghtly entailer than on
Monday. For the two daya, however, re
oalpta foot up only 31.717 head, a falling
off of 1,000 bead aa compared with one and
two weeka ago, but an Increaae of 3.000
head aa compared with a year ago. There
waa a fair demand, and with recelpta not at
all burdenoome buyera were out In the
yarda In good eeaaon and deatrable -cattle
moved quite freely when the trade waa
enoe oncer way. Prloeo were practically
ataady on all kind.
Quotttlono on cattle! Good to choice
' beavea, lll.OOw 10.10; fair to good beevea,
$1.10910.00: common to fair beevea, $1,100
I. 60; good to ohoie graae bceveo, 17.109
t.101 fair to good grace beavea, I7.00tt7.l0;
common to fair grace beevea, Il.00e7.00;
good U oholce helfera, M.107.I0; good to
choice oowa, l l.t; fair to good cowa,
II. IOOMe; common to fair oowa. 34.109
0.10; good to eholc feeder, I7.00v7.7t;
fair to good faedera. II.Mg7.e0 common
to fair teetlera. I00 Ot. 10; good to choice
alockara. 7.00M.1"1 atock helfera, 6.7I
7.00; atock oowa, I4.tol.00, atock oalvea,
I7.00AI.O0; Veal calvea, 11.00011.00; beet
bulla stag, ate, 11.0007.00; Bologna bulla.
It.3i0t.li.
' WESTERNS.
No. .,: Ay. Pr. No. AT. Pr.
AN, K. Bailey Nebraaka.
1100Wg...lOS4 II. 7i 17 oow... 134 M II
CW. Skinner Wyoming.
iOaleera. .11SI t so 4eteere..lol 111
Sara Ditto Wyoming.
Jlateera..lU0 I Ji 3i eleere. .1111 t 31
Wood Ure Stock Co. Idaho,
llleteara. 174 I ! Ill eteere. .1111 T 30
' Fred Q.la Nebraaka.
lliteera.. Ill 170 Icowa... l70 ill
B. C. Moody Wyoming.
lieteera.,1140 7 0 leleero.,1001 H
J. A, Kankln Idaho.
Oacar Peteraon Nebraaka, '
letera..lltl I 10
J. D. Law Nebraaka.
ilateera.. Ill t to 14 helfera. HI I 0
F. Canothero Nebraaka. .
I itaera, . MT I i t ,
H. Boblnetta Nebraaka.
4MW0.. lit 110 II itearva.. Ill 140
Carl Octyenbruma Colorado. .
87atoara.. Ill 170 ateera..lll I JO
li. W. stelter Nebraaka. . .
Ilateera.. 717 I li , . ,
. 1. M. Cornellaon Wyoming.
3lateera.. I4 110 I eteere. .1001 10
S. F. Johnaott Wyoming.
Ilateera.. 1231 7 to Ieteere..l0l0 III
Tom Bell Cattle Co. Nebraaka.
41 itaera.. 10H too 40 ateera. .1044 ( 00
Andrew Harmon H. . D.
47iteere..lH4 7 It 1 eteer., .1170 10
NKBRA8KA.
Uatre-hfa 4!l 7 10 Ilateera.. 113 t tt
SOUTH DAKOTA.
ll.teerg..lll yllf-darg. ITI 3 31
31 feadera, It7 171 I 'teen.,101l t 00
lliteera.. (II I It latearo.. Ill II
..t . CALVKB. .
1... IE to 1 311 M 10
Hoga Packaro had the alage all act for
another big nog urop
while aellere flatly refueed oflere of 31.00
for their packing drovee early the? even
tually had to take that figure, price being
anywhere from lOo to half a dollar lower,
r averaging about 40o off. Shlppera had
aoma ordera, but aa a general thing pae-d
u- .ii k... i,. nrv Km, and thla rendered
their competition of little or no real beueOt
to the general market.
, ... ...n. fnund the uaual alow, weak
cloee. aoma at the boge left from the earlier
rounda aa well aa me leier arnveie, w..,e
. i.t lee under yeacerday'a average.
Deeplta the fact that their hog houaa waa
practically deatroyed In laat nlaht'a tire,
Merrta 4 Co. bought their uaual quota thle
morning. They are ahlpplng them to their
planta at oiner poime i ...e...
i. ,h- ik.t two daya nrlcea have dropped
almeat too, mora "".'"'""
week. Bulk today moved at II. 10, the
' big atrlng, aa noted, landing at even money.
A oprtnkllng of the belter etulf eold on up
to ll.ia, and a ahlpper gave 11.40 for
ana toad. Price today are the loweet they
have bees alnoa Auguel I. when the bulk
ii .. en i&Al.flO. and tho market averaged
11.11. Since that day average eoeta have
not aeon oeiow '"
No. Av. Bh. Pr. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
fl 110 10 100 13. .113 110 It 01
!!.;:,::: in li.ioi ... o it
illlllt 41 I SO ' 411.101 ... I i
ti..3S ... 40 '
Sheep Recelpta-were really moderate for
' thle time of year, only about ninety care, or
31 oao head, putting In their appearance to
day. So far thla week auppllee are only a
mile mere- then half aa Urge aa for Mon
day and Tuaeday a week ago, amounting to.
11,441 head, aa agalnal 17.111 laet week,
l.ttl two weeka ago and 13,141 laal year.
The market reacted thla morning. Packer
demand waa lively and competition fairly
keen on even the medium klnda. movement
atartlng early at 10010c higher price
The barn waa cleared long before noon.
'' Seme Juat ordinary atuff eold around 30 II.
while eeveral bande of dealrabla lambe
reached 10.0101.70. the latter figure being
the day'a top.
The feeder market ahowed the reaction.
' too, demand being more lively and move
ment brlaker than It haa been In over a
week. Quite a few of the better feeding
lambe moved at 11.10 and above, more than
ana bunch reaching t.tl today. There
were alee plenty of aalee below 11.10, though
a couple of toe da at good feeding yearllnga
aald at-17.10. Deelraolea ewea again went
largely at MiOO0l.7l, Some yearllnga and
wethera brought J7.ll. , Ileal wethera are
quoted at 31.10.
Quotation! a aheep and lambe: Lambe.
good to choice, 11.1001.70; lambe, fe4r to
' good. IO.II0I.II; lambe, teedere. II.IO03.1I;
' yearllnga, good to oholce, 17.1001. It; fear
llnga, fair to good, II. 0001.40; yearllnga,
feeder. 11.1001. It; wethera, fair to choice,
11.1101.10; gwea, good to choloe. 11.1001 It;
ewea, fair to good, t.7t0t.tl; ewea, plain
to Ottlla, $4.0001.10: ewee, feeding, 14.100
1.44; ewea. breedere, all agea, $4.1101.00.
RepreeeotaUve aalee:
No. Ar. Pr.
it Utah ewea lit - I 10
III Idaho Umbo. II I li
1.371 Utah lambe..... 11 I 10
111 Idaho feeder awea. ....... .,101 00
111 Wyoming feeder ewea II t It
lit Idaho breeding ewee... ......104- I e
311 Utah breeding. awea. ........103 141
410 Idaho feeding lambe II t 00
III Wyoming, feeding lambe.....' 14 I 40
ItO Wyoming feeding lambe..,. 04 I 70
101 Wyoming feeding. Umbo..,. $0 ; $ fl
44 Idaho yearllnga. If T 71
101 Wyoming awee .'lot ' t tt
Ml Idaho leading lambe 10 10
NEW YORK STOCKS
Operations Again Attain Total
Well Beyond Familiar Million-Share
Mark.
TRADING IS TWO-SIDED
New York, Oct 3. Today'e market opera
tion! again attained a total well beyond the
million ohare mark. The couree of prlcee
wee ettended by Irregularity, Indicating the
rather two-elded character of the trading.
Much of the market'e etablllty waa de
rived from the Increased demand for ralle.
Publication of additional etatementa of earn
Inga by the railway companlee wea ot ma
terial aaaletanca In that quarter. The
Canadian group, Orangera, Cotton Carrlere.
and eaetern llnea were 1 to almost t polnte
higher at their beet, coalere losing some of
the prominence, althourh Norfolk ft Weatern
made a new record on Ita further advance
to 110(4. i
Munition and equlpmenta were again
largely repreeented by Crucible Steel, New
York Air Brake, American and Baldwin Lo
comotives. General Electric, end Industrial
alcohol and the paper eharrs were conspicu
ous, with gelns of 3 to 4 polnte In Inter
national Ba-per. common and preferred, and
American Writing Paper preferred.
Coppere and Mealcana were among the
most variable issues of the forenoon, but
hardened In the final doallnga, with United
fltatea Steel, that stock recovering from
111) to Jllli, but closed at lllti. a'allght
net loes.
Central Motora furntuhcd another maxi
mum on Ita I poltita advance to 7CI, with
galna of I and I points, respectively, for
Houth Porto Rico sugar and general chemi
cal. Kitreme gains In the more active' slocks
were sheded 1 to 2 points ot tho end. Total
salee were 1,140,000 aliaree.
Bonds were firm to strong. oTtat sales,
par value, 11,111.0000 United Blalea bonds
unchanged on call.
Sales. High. Low. Cloae.
Am. Beet Surer.. 1.700 In It 14 Hit
American Can 7.100 11 10
tt
71
13 V.
Am. car ft rndry. lo.ino 73 lies
Am. Locomotive... 11.100 I4U HI
Am. nmeit.o: nerg. jv.iuv us 11
Am. Sugar Refg.. 1,100 HJ'i 11
113
in
Am. Tel. ft Tel..,
Am. Z. L. ft 8 ...
tOO 113 133 111
300 41 41 41
3.100 I7 11 01
1,700 107 1011 10
31,700 J 11 01
Anaconda Copper.
Atchison
Baldwin Loco
Baltimore ft Ohio.
Brook. Rap. Tran.
B. ft fl. Conner....
Cel. Pertoleum ....
Canadian Paclflo.,
Central Leather. . .
Cheeapeake ft Ohio
C. M. ft St. P
Chl ft Northwestern
C, R. I. ft P. Ky.;
Chlno Copper
Colo. Fuel ft Iron.
Corn Prod. Refg . .
Crucible 'Steel
Diet Securities.,,.
Rrle
Oeneral Electrto..
(it. No. ptd
at. No. Ore Ctfe...
Illinois Central....
Int. Con. Com
Ineplratlon Copper 13,700
Int. Harv.. N. J
Int. M. M. pfd. etfa. 13,100 12! 120
K. C. Southern.... 400 24 , 3H
Kennecott Copper. 14,400 . it tt
Louavllle ft Neeh.. 1.700 134 1st
Mox. Pertoleum..
Miami Copper . . .
M , K. ft T. pfd..
Missouri Pacific.
1,000 113 110 M
31 1IM
Montana Power
National Lead 3.300 70
Nevada Copper,... 1,1100 32V 21
N. Y. Central 11,400 1104 100
N. Y., N. H. A H. 1.100 10 Si 11
Norfolk ft Western 14,000 H0 131
Northern Pacific. 3,100 lll, 115
Pacific Mall 200 31 31
racmc Tel. at Tl
Pennsylvania' ..... 11,100 It
Kay Con. Copper., 3,700 St
Reading 31,100 113
Rep. Iron ft Steal. r 31,100 12
13 6
16 264
111 112V
71 81V
10 21
Hhattuck Arls. .Cop. 1,300
Southern Pacific,
Southern Hallway.
Studebaker Co.. ..
Tenneasee Copper .
1,700 101
4,300 36
1,100 111
3,300 34
21
rnxaa company.
400 333
Union Pacific pii'.'.
13,100 101
51
4
BOO
V. s. Ind. IA1C
U. S. Steel...
. I Alcohol. 1,700 110
..311,400 111
V. S. Steel pfd.
., l.mu ill
i:ian uopper
Wabash Pfd. "B"
Western Union....
Wesllugh. Blectrlc
1.100
1,100
700 1
I,
II
Total aalea for the day.
1,140,000 shares.
... 101 Stock and Bonds,'
Quotations furnished by Burna, Brlnker ft
Co., 441-13 Omaha National building,
Omaha: ;
STOCKS Bid. Asked
Cudahy Pack Co. 1 pet pfd..,. 104 104
Douglas Hotel Co 10 10
Con. Caaualty Co 1.40 1
Fairmont Creamery Co. com..,. 141 ,
do pfd t pet 101 lot
Oooch M. ft B Co. t pet pfd.. 10 100
Kupp Automatic pfd .11
K. C. Rya Co, pfd... II 71
Lincoln T. ft T cam. f pot,... Ik 100
Monunuln Sta; T. ft T. Co.. ..Ill 113
O. ,C. H. Hy. ft B. pfd 10 II
O. ft C B. St. Ry pfd.... II
O. ft a B. Ct. Ry. com 41 13
Peters Mill Co pfd II A 100
Packard Motor Co. pfd.. 100 103..
Updike Grain Co com,.. lot
Union Stock Tarda I pet stock. 100 103
Swift ft Co atock... Ill lit
BONDS .
Armour ft Co. 4s, 1131 43 S
Amer. T. ft T. note. ...... ...100 . 100
Booth- SL Louie la, 1131 Ill 13
Chi. N. a ft MIL R R is, III!., 11 S2
Chi. Tel. Co, 1st Is, 1123 101 102
Comw.-Kdlaon Co. 1st la 1041. 102 101
Cudahy Pack. Co. .1st ia 1124.101 10)
twin, of Can. ta, 1131 100 100
la. Ptd. Cem. Co. le 1-111-34., II 100
K. C Ry let Bs, 1141..'. 01 17
Los. Angeles Ky. la, 1044 , 11 7
O. ft C. 13 Ity. Is, 1121 It 17
Pac. Qaa. ft El. ta. 1143 tt It
Swift ft Co. Ia, 1144 100 ' 100
Trenton, Neb. Kite. Is. 1131-31.104.10 101.10
Unlvenlty Club , .... 11
Wilton ft Co. la, 1141 101 103
15x-dlV.
, . Naw York Money Market.
New York, .Oct $. Mercantile paper, 8
per cent.
Sterling exchange Slaty day bltla, $47,
61. demand $4.7111.11; eablea. $4.1111.11.
Bar allvor, 4114c; Mexican dollara, (So;
government bonds, ateady, railroad, strong.
Time loana eeeter. Sixty daya 3 01 per
oent: ninety daya 103 par cant; all
month. 3 03 per cent.
Call money, ateady. High 1; low 8:
ruling rata, 3; last loan 3; cloalng bid,
3; offered at 3.
U. S. ref. In. reg.il M., K.ftT, lst-4.7t
do coupon.-, .. .31 Mo. Pac. con. Is. 101
C. 8. s. reg,...100Mont, Power is. . .
da coupon 100N. Y. C. deb. Is. 114
C. S. 4s. rg...,10lN. Y. City 4B
do coupon.... 110 (lilt) 103
Am. Smelt. .,.1IIN. Y., N. H. ft
Am.T.AT.cv.4illl H. cv. Is 113
Anglo-French Is.. flNo. Pac. is 13
Atchison gen. 4a..lSdo la ..,.14
11. ft O. 4a 41o, 8. L. ref. la.j.ISS
Heth.Steel re'.la.lIM Pao. T. A T. is. .101
Cent Pac. let....Penn. eon. 4e.l0t!
C. ft O. ev. 4a..0 Reading gen. 4s..li
CB.ftg.Jt.4a II st.L.ft8.F. ref. 4s. II
C..M.4St.P.ov.ls .1018o. Pac. cv. ia.,10i
C, R. I. ft P. hy dq ref. 4a .10
ref la tlSo. Ry. la 101
C. ft 8. ref. 4a.lt U. P. 4e ,.!7t(
i'.n. yr. von, .iB-m o, cv. SB. ...... st it
Brie gen. 4s. , . , . .71 U. S. Rub. Is. ...103
(Ion. Klec. t....10EU. S. Stset Is.. ..101
Ot. No. Vt 4a..W. U. 4a II
I. ,C. reft 4a IISWeetlnghouae
K. c. S. ref. ia!!.llttIom.ofCaa.Jtii!iao4i
L. ft N. un.. la... 11 -Bid. ,
Laado Stock Market.
Indon. Oct. I. American aecurltlea
ahowed little activity and closed undecided.
Bllver liar, iid per ounce.
' .Money 4 per cent. '
Discount Hales Short kill, l0l per
cent; three monine. evv per cent
Flank f'learhwe.
Omaha, Oct, I. Bank clearing for Omaha
today war o t.iss.sst.sT, and for the cor
responding day laat year, 13.173,143.10.
- - Oettoa Martial,
New York, Oct. 1. Cotton Futures
opened barely steady! October, ll.lOe; De
cember, 11.73c: January; 11.71; March,
11.01c: May, 17.10c; July, ltvllo.
The market closed ateady at a Bat ad
vance ot 4 to II polnte. - -
Spot cotton ' quiet; middling uplanda,
1470. aalea 30 bales.
Liverpool, Oct 8. Cotton Spot, etrong;
good middling, l.lld; middling, 0.73d;. low
middling, l.tedi aalea. 10,000 bale. .
Omaha HMo aa Tallow Market.
Quotations furnished by Holies A Rogers,
ii Houm TOiueeni street:
Hides O. 8.1 No. 1. Iteo: No. 2. lTUe.
Oreen No, 1 14: Nog 2. H0. O, a.
bulls: No, 1 18c: No. 2. 14 Uc Deacons.
each, 11.21. Horse: No. 1, 26.60; No. 1,
14.60. Ponies, 1140. Bheep pelts:. Large.
ii.iovik; mtaiiim n mail, dvih,
Tallow No, 1, set No. 2. to, ,
Bmaar Market.
New York, Oct. 2 Sugar Raw, Arm; cen
trifugal, e.ozc; meiasse. s.iic: renned arm.
10 points higher; cut loaf, 8.16c; crushed.
2.00c; mold A, T.6c; cubes, 7 60c: XXXX
powdered, T.16rt powdered, 7.10c; line gran-
uiatea. i.eoc; aiamona a, t.ovoi conrecuon
era' A, 6.00c; Ne. 1, O.lle. Sugar futerei
at noon prices were 1 to petal higher.
2,300 11 SH IB
400 It It li
1,100 14 11 41
1,000 34 33 23
4,700 111 17 110
2,100 73 71 72
3,100 17 tt II
300 17 01 II
400 130 111 121
1,100 11 10 It
3,200 tl till tl
1. 100 II 10 10
10.000 17 11 11
41,600 11 14 It
10,100 41 44 44
14,00 41 31 40
1,000 13 110 110
1.400 111 111 111
4, iOO 46 44 4t
1,100 101 104 101
1. 000 174k 174 17
17 II lt
.. Ill
121
21
66
136
111
400 31 11 31
400 "4 "4 4
GRAIN ANDPRODUCE
Cash Wheat Demand is Excel
lent and future Market
is Strong.
CORN TRADE IS IRREGULAR
Omsihs, Oetobttr f,
Th demand for cash wheat was excel
lent today and, upported by a ftront fu
ture market, the raib article sold from 2Hc
to 3 Ho higher. The receipts of this cereal
today were comparatively Ucht and, al
though prlcea were extremely high, the de
mand would eaeily have taken care of much
heavier receipts.
The high price for the day on hard win
ter wheat waa paid for a car of No. 1
wheat, which sold at 1 H9.
The average rlce for No. t hard waa
$1.67 l.&h and the No, 1 hard ranged In
price from ll.fi63l.fc7H
Bales of No. 4 and sample hard wht-at
were comparatively light, the No. 4 selling
01.49.
from l.t.4M.e. and the simple at I1.4T.
There were several sampler of durum
and mixed wheat on the t a bleu. The beet
grades of durum wheat sold at 1.0 and
tile mixed wheat of the same grade sold at
I1.6SV
The corn market was a trifle Irregular,
the white declining a cent and the mixed
advancing- c.
Receipts of this cereal were light and the
demand was fairly active.
The premium on white corn was some
what narrower, but this variety continued
to sell J He abovs the yellow corn of the
same grade.
Oat wro In good demand at much bet
ter prices, the market being quoted lc
higher.
There was an excellent trade In this ce
real and although recelpta were quite heavy
the samples were easily disposed of at the
prevailing prices.
The demand for rye was quite aetlve, the
No. I grade selling at 11, 10 and the
No.-1 at 11.11 "ri-
There waa a fairly active trade In bar
ley and this cereal sold at practically un
changed prices.
Liverpool close: Wheat, lQtn& hither:
corn, steady to Ud higher.
Primary wheat receipt were 1,711.000
bushels and shipments X,oia,0O0 bushels,
against reoetpts of 2,1141,000 bushels and
shipments of M4I.009 bushels laet year.
Primary coca receipt were 3.000
bushels and shipments 627,000 bushels,
against receipts of 1,114,000 bushels and
shipments of 271,000 bushels last year.
Primary oats receipt were 1,340,000
bushels and shipments 180,000 bushels,
against receipts, of 017,000 bushels and
shipments of. 211,000 bushels last year.
CARLOT RECEIPTS.
Wheat. Corn.
Oats.
661
Chicago 107
417
Minneapolis 472
Duluth 231
Omaha ...... 01
16
11
t
Kansas City 132
St, Louis... 122
Winnipeg ...........1,006
Ths sales were reported today:
Wheal No. 1 hard winter; l car, 11.51;
1 oars. 11.68; 1 car, ILll; 1 car, 11.58.
No. 2 hard winter; I cars, 11.61; I cars,
11.67; 4 oars, C1.574- No. I hard win
ter: 1 car, 11.174; S cars, $1.67; 2 cars,
21.6H; 2 cars, 11.66. No. 4 hard winter:
2 oars, 11.66; 1 car, 11.64; 1 car; 11.63;
I cars, 1.62. Sample hard winter: 1 car,
$1.41; 1 car, $1.42; 1 car, $1.47. No. 1
sprlngt 1 car, $1.69; 2-6 car, $1.61. No. 2
durum; 2-6 ..ear, $1.60.,. No. 4 durum: 1
car, $1.64; 1 car, $1.46. No. 1 mixed: 1 car,
$1.66. No. 2 mixed: $-6 car, $1.68. No. 2
mixed: 1 ear, 11,61; 1 car, $1.66. No. 4
mixed: 1 car, $1.66; 1 car, 11.81; 1 car,
$1.62;. t oar, $1.62; 2 cars, $1.46. No. t
miked durum: 1-6 car, $1.80.
Rye No. 2: cars. $1.10. No. $;
t cars, H.11; No. 4: 1 car, 11.17.
Barley "No, 2: 1 ear, $1 00. No, 4: 1 car,
I2c 1 car, lie; 1 car, 8So.
Corn No. 2 white: 1 oars, BSc. No. 2
white: 1 oar, 83 c No. 4 white: 1 oar, 81a
No. 6 white; 1 car, 21c; car, 601c; No. 1
yellow: car, lie. No. 2 yellow: 1 car,
Sic, No. 6 yellow: X ear, 7lo; 1 car, 79c.
No. I mixed: 2 cars, 11c; 2 oars, 20 o No.
6 mixed; 2 cars, 20c. (Sample mixed: 1
car, Tte.
Oats No. white: 1 car, 45c. Standard:
1 ear, 4644c, 8 cars. 4Gc. No. 2 white: 11
oars, 44o; 2 cars, 44c No. 4 white: 6
cars, 444(3, Sample white: 2 oars, 44c;
oar, 43o.
Omaha Cash Prlres Wheat: No. 3 hard.
$1.6701.68: No. 2 hard. ll.60UOl.6TU: o.
4 hard, 11.6191.66; No. 1 spring, $1,670
1.64; No. 2 spring $1.6601.61; No. 2 durum,
$1.6801.60; No. 2 durum, $1,6401.66. Corn:
No. I whits, 8l0!lc; No. 2 white, 820
IIo; No. 4 While, i60He; No. 6 white,
lOH0llo; No. I White, 80081c: No. 2 yel
low, 80ti061o; No. 2 yellow, 800804c; No.
4 yellow, T6B0c; No. yellow, 70
7Ho; No. 6 yellow, 7PTIo; No, 2 mixed.
21081Hc; No. 2 mixed, 10$ Sic; No. 4
mixed, 8O08Oo: No. 6 mixed 7H08Oc;
No. mixed, 7!07o. Oatsi No. 2 white.
U0 46ci Standard, 46046; No. 2
white, 44 44 HO! No. 4 Whit. l4044Uo.
Herley: Mailing, I2c01.O4, No. 1 feed, 10
0Nc. Rye: No. 1, IUIfll.lO; No. 2
$l.U01.1tH.
Omaha Faloro Marltei.
Tho local wheat market scored a share
advance over yesterday's olostng prices, De
cember and May opening about le higher.
Sentiment In wheat was very talltsh on ac
count of the discouraging Argentine crop re
ports and because of the heavy export
sales of wheat In the local market The
market advanced steadily from the opening.
December reaching a high point of $1.66
and the May reaching $1.66 H.
Corn opened strong in sympathy r?Uh
wheat, but the local trade in this artlols
was not very active.
The market, however, was strong during
the entire session, December closing about
Ho higher and the May advancing
about He
The oats market was rather dull and
waa Influenced mainly by the action of
wheat and corn.
The range was rather narrow en thle
eereal and the trade, which was 'very
light, waa confined to the local element.
The market closed firm. December sulnlnsr
atj nq y runng ho Blgfter.
ArL I Open. High. , Low. I Close. I Yes.
Whl. I I I
Ilea.. 1 61 1 66H 162i 1 IBS 162
Hay 1 64 1 66 164. 1 64 168 .
Corn, i..
Deo. 1 ' 70 'I T0A TO 70S H
May 72 71 73 " 72 72H
ttais. ,
Deo. 4H 46 4 46 4
May 1 41 4t 48 48 48
Chlvago clustng orlces. furnished Tha Rm
by Logan ft Bryan, stock and grain brokers.
sid ctoum Bixieenin. sireei, omini;
Art. I Qpen."THlgh. 1 Low. ClosV Yes,
Whl.
Dee.
May
1 22
1
1 $0
1 61
1ST H 1
1 11
1 67
166
166
Co ii
Dee
May
76074I7I0 7474076
n0770j 71i . 77
74
(tela
Deo.
May
148 0411
610
41
"68
49t 48
48
61610
Dec.
Jan.
.ard
Deo.
Jan.
Kittw
Oct.
Jan.
23 10 I 22 20 jl lit 22 0$ 22 40
1 23 00 22 00 21 SO 21 06 )22 17
I . I I
I 12 22 I It 46 113 !6 12 42 12 37
1 12 16 12 06 12 10 IS 06 1S $7
t r t
I IS 77 I 18 20 1S 291 12 7B 113 00
11 11 I 12 07 ill 11 12 07 11 06
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. '
Men Drouth News freen South America
Heads Wheat Soaring.
Chicago. Oct. 2. Highest prlcee this sea
son were scored In the wheat market today
a result of Increasing drouth damage
in Argentina. The clone was firm, 202
to iuc net higner; witn itecember at H.68
and May at $1.6701,67. Corn showed
a net advanee of c to o and oats
were off o to 0o. Provisions finished
at n range varying from 16o decline to a
rise of 2o.
That IreTunllrii (tfAutha apt mM tt ttawtt
pread to the central part of the ftountrT.
It was believed the, crop . situation had
become critical throughout more than half
of the wheat-growing region,, with tosses
continually expanding. . iiuytng here- waa
ttmulated from the outset and despite
heavy profit taking sales, the market main
tained the greater part of the advances.
Kanaaa City advices telling of a probable
leeeentng of receipts In the southwest tended
somewhat to help strengthen . the bulls.
Late firmness waa aided by n estimate
from a leading expert that the total do
mestic crop was- 2,000,000 bushels short of
whs had been pointed to lu the govern
ment crop report a month ago.
Corn ascended with wheat. Sales of 400.
000 bushels of corn for export formed a
handicap on the bears.
Oata reflected the strength ' of other
cereals. European bids were olose to the
market
Sharp breaks In the value of hogs had a
depressing effect on provisions. Something
of a- recovery, however, look ptace owing
to support from packers and shorts.' . .
Chicago Cash Prices Wheat: No. 3 red.
$1.6O01.O2; No. I red. $1.6101.68;
No. S hard. $1.62 0 1.4 ; Ne. 3 hard.
$1.6S01.1. Corn: No. 3 yellow. 890
0o No. 4 yellow, 86 0 84c; No. 4
white, S6 086e. Oats: No. S white, 47
048c; standard, 48048c Rye: No. 2,
1.26, Barley; 73c $1.16. Beei; Timothy.
$1.6004.76; clover, $ll.OO014.Oe. Provisions:
Pork. $22.60; lard, $14.62; ribs. $14,000
1.4.60.
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various Leading
Comowdltlee.
New York. Oct. 2. Flour Firmer; spring
patents, 28.4S01.76; winter patents, $7.86p
1.10; winter straights, $7.6007.76.
Wheat Spot, strong; No. 1 durum,
$1.66; No. 2 hard, $1.76; No. 1 northern,
Duluth, $1.88; No. 1 northern, Manitoba,
$1.84 f. o. b. New York.
Corn Spot, firm; No. 2 yellow, $1.00
e. 1. f. New York.
Oats Spot, firm; standard, 61 64c.
Hay Easy; No. 1, $1.06; No. 2, 26e; No.
2, too; shipping, 76086e.
Hops Steady; state, common to choice,
1216, 46062c; 1016, 8016c; Pacific coast,
1916, 14017c; 1016, 8012ct
Hides Firm; Bogota, 21036c; Central
America, 13(j36c.
Leather Firm; hemlock, firsts, 31c; sec
onds. 27c.
Provisions Pork, unsettled; mess, $30.00
$31.00; family, $30.0034.00; short clears,
$27.00020.00. Beef, steady; mess, $21,000
21.60; family, $22.60024.60. Lard, firm;
middle west, $14.20 14.06. Tallow, firm;
city, c, nominal; country, special,, 20
lie; special, 10.
Hulter Firm; receipts, 14.787 tuba;
creamery extras, 26tf27c; firsts, 34 4
35 c; seconds, 23&34c.
Kick's Steady; receipts, 16,178 rases; fresh
gathered extra fine, 31032c; extra firsts,
3(it(t37c; firsts, 33036c.
Cheeie Firm ; receipts, 2.280 boxes ;
state, fresh specials, 20 921c; stats, aver
age fancy, 20 c.
Poultry Live, firmer; no prices settled.
Dressed, quiet; prices, unchanged.
Minneapolis Grain Market.
Minneapolis, Oct. 8. Wheat December,
$1.6801-68. Cash: No. 1 hard, $1.76;
No. 1 northern, $1.7101.72; No. 2 north
ern, $1.86 01.71.
Corn No. 2 yellow, 830S4e.
Oats No. 8 white, 44044O. '
Flaxseed $2.44 0 2.46.
Flour Fancy patents 20c higher, quoted
at $0.00; first clears 20c higher, quoted at
$7.00 Jute; second clears unchanged.
Barley 66c0$l.O6.
Rye $1.1801.1.
Bran $22.60022.00.
Kansas City General Market.
Kansas City Oct. 2. Wheat, No. t hard,
$1.6601.64; No. 2 red, $1.6601.62; December,
$1.62; May, $1.63.
Corn, No. 2, mixed, 83084c; No. 2, white,
83c; No. 2 yellow, 22082c; December,
71071c; May, 74 c.
Oats to 1c higher; No. S. white, 47c;
No. 2 mixed. 44046c.
Butter Creamery, 22c; firsts, 20c; sec
onds, 21c; packing, 26o,
Kggs Firsts, 20o.
Poultry Hens, 16c; roosters, llo; broil
ers, SIC
St. Louis Grain Market.
St. Louis, Oct. 2. Wheat No. S. red,
$1.611.62; No. 2 hard, $1.6101.70; Decem
ber. $1.66 1.67; alay, $1.6'01.67.
Corn No. 3 white, 00c; December, 74c;
May, 77e. !
Oats No. 3, 47c; No. 3 whits, 40.
Liverpool Grain Market.
Liverpool, Oct. 2. Wheat Spot, No. 1
Manitoba, 14s td; No. 2, 14a 7d; No. 2
14s 6d; No. 2 hard winter, 14s ld.
Corn Spot, American mixed, new, 10a
10L : , r ,
CHICAGO UVB STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Steady Hogs Weak, Sheep Strong.
Chicago Oct, 2. Cattle Receipts, 1,000
head ; market steady ; native beef cattle,
$6.40011.26; western steers, $6.1600.40;
stockers and feeders, $4.6007.66; cows and
heifers, $1.4008.30; calves, $1.00012.60.
Hogs Receipts, 22,000 head; market 40c
under yesterday's average; bulk of sales,
$1.7601.36; light, $8.7000.56; mixed, $8,600
2.60; heavy, $8.6000.46; rough, $8.(008.70;
pigs, $6000376
Sheep and Lambs Receipts 22,000 head;
market strong; wethers. $6.6008.86;, ewes,
$3.6007.60; lambsr $6.76010.16. ,
! St. Louis Live Stock.
fit. Louis, Oct. 1. Cattle Receipts, 7,6$$
head; market ateady; native beef steers,
$7.60011.00; yearlln steers all helfere.l8.60
010.66; cows $6.6007.60; stockers and feed
ers, $6.3007.60; prime southern steers, $8.00
tf O.00; cows and heifers, $4.6007.60; prime
yearling steers and helfeTs, $7.6009.00; ne
tlev calves, $6.00011.76.
Hogs Receipts, 11,000 head; market
lower. Lights, $0.0000.60; pigs, $8.0008.76;
mixed and btuchers, $8.0000.10; good heavy,
$2.7601010; bulk of sales, $02602.76.
Sheep and Lambs Receipt!, 8,700 head;
market steady; lambs 7.00010.26; slaughter
ewes, $6.0007.26; bleating ewes, $1.6008.60;
yearlings, $1.0008.76..
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
Kansas City, Oct 3. Cattle Receipts,
S0,0O0- head; market strong; prime ted
steers, 20.60010.76; dressed beef steers,
$7.0002.26; western steers, $6.0008.00;
cows, $4.6007.26; heifers, $6.0000.00; stock
ers and feeders, $6.00 08.00; bulls, $6,000
6.60; calves, 26.00011.00.
Hogs Recelpta, 20,000 head; market low
er: bulk of sales, $0.00 0 2.60: heavy, $0,000
6.40; packers and butchers, $8.0000.60;
light, $8.7600.60; pigs, $7.7603.76.
Sheep and Lambs Recelpta, 11,000 head;
market higher; lambs, $9.6001.96; year
lings, $7.2608.00; wethers, $6.7607.76; ewea,
$6.6007.26. '
Slonx City Live Stock Market.
Sioux City. Oct. 8. Cattle Receipts, 1.400
hend; market, steady; beef steers, $6,160
10.60; butchers, $6.6007.60; canners, $4,600
7.26) stockers and feeders, '$6.0007.00;
calves, $6.00010.00; bulls, stags, etc., $4.60
0 6.72 ; feeding cows and heifers, $4,700
0.86.
Hogs Receipts, 0,000 head; market.
10040c lower; light, $8.0009.00; mixed,
$9.0009.16; heavy, $9.1609.60; bulk ot sales.
$8.0000.16.
Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 700 head;
market steady; ewes, $4.6006.36; lambs,
$8.6009.60.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Markets.
fit. Joseph, Mo., Oct. $. Cattle Receipts,
3,800 head; market fully steady; steers, $6.60
010.60; cows and heifers, $4.2609.60; calves,
$6.00011.60.
Hogs Receipts, 8.600 head; market
26 0 80c lower; top, $9.66; bulk of sales,
$0.0609.40.
Sheep and Lambe Receipts, 3,000 head;
market strong; lambs, , $0.2609.76; ewea,
$0.7601.26.. -, ;
.V : - Live Stock In Sight.
Recelpte of live stock at the five principal
western market yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
St. Louis 7,600 11,000 3,700
Chicago 8,000 32,000. 22,000
Kansas City 20,000 20,000 11,000
Omaha 12.000 7.000 26.000
eioux City ......... 1,400 (,ooo too
Totals 41,000 00,000 13,400
Coffee Market.
New York. Oct. S. The market for cdf-
fee futures were comparatively quiet yes-
tsrdav with Prices eaaing orr under small
afferlnrs. Dirtly from the trade sources! Ex
pectations that the worlds visible aurniy
would show an Increase of nearly a million
bags tor September and talk of slightly
easier cost ana rreigm oners auiea me de
cline, The opening was steady at an ad
vance of 3 points, but after selling at 8. lie
early, July essed off to 8.86c, while March
declined to 6.60n, or within 2 points of the
low level reported on the decline of last
week.
The close showed a net loes of 4 to 10
oolnts for the day. Sales, 80,260 bags. Octo
ber, 8.00c; December, 8.00c; January. 8.68c;
February, i.fect Harcn a. sic; April, s.tzc
May, 3.76c; June, 8.79c; July, 8.83o; August,
8.86c; September. 8.80o.
Spot coffee, dull; Rio, 7s, let Santos,
4s. 11 Uq.
Cables from BraslI were delayed and com
paratively few firm offers were reported, but
rt wee said Santos 4s were In the market at
10.60c. London credits.
The official cablea reported an advance
of 76 rets at Rio. Santos spots were un
changed and futures unchanged to 26 rets
higher.
,- Rvapormted Apples and Dried TrwJta.
New York. Oct I, Evaporated Applet
Firm; fancy, 701e; choice. 8o; prime.
Dried Fruit Prunes, quiet but firm; Cal
ifornia, 7t11o; Oregon, 7fllo Apri
cots, firm; choice, lie; extra choice, 14c;
fancy, llc. ' Peaches, dull; choice, ic;
extra oholce, 7c; fancy, 7o. Ralelne. firm;
loose muscatels, 70sc; choice to fancy,
seeded. 78c; seedless, 16012c; London
layers, $1.76. . . ,
Metal Market,
New York. Oct. S The metals lead.
Quotes: 7000730; spelter, Arm; spot, east
Rt. laouls delivery, O0. Copper, Arm;
electrolytic, $1. 00088. 60. Iron, steady and
vnrhangfd.' Tin. ateady; Spot U9.2610.6e.
At London; snot copper 4110, 10s; futures,
CU6; electrolytic, 1141; spot tin 2176, 10s;
futures 1176, lot, i-onaon lead ill, 16s
spelter, 168. ,
Hay Market.
Omaha. Oct. 2. Prairie Hay Upland
Choice, 819.000 10.60; No. 1, $9.00 0 9.60; No.
2. IT. 6003. 00; NO. 8. 04.0007. SO. Midland:
No. 1. 89.00 0 9.69: No. 2. $1 0009.00. Low
land: Choice, ST. 90; No. 1, $0,901 No, ,
l4.0VOt.Q0; NO, X, ll.Vnwt.fUV,
Straw Osta, $0.0006.60; wheat. $1,000
e.00.
PHILS LOSE TWO
AND HOPEJF FLAG
Double Defeat by Boston
Braves Puts Moran's Men
Out of Pennant Race.
BAD FIELDING IS CAUSE
Philadelphia, Oct. 3. Philadelphia's
last chance of the National league pen
nant this year faded when Boston
twice defeated Moran's team today, 6
to 3 and 6 to 1, while Brooklyn was
winning from New York. Bad field
ing was responsible Tor the home
team's defeat in each game.
I he teams put up a hard battle in
the opening contest until two' men
were out in the seventh inning. Then,
with Philadelphia leading, 2 to 1, and
Kudolph on second, .Mock tumbled
Fitznatrick's crounder and Paskert
also fumbled the ball. Rudolph scor
ing. Doubles by Konetchy and Magee
and a wild throw by Byrne loliowed
and Boston got five runs for the in
ning. Rudolph held Philadelphia safe
in the closing innings.
In the second game errors cost both
the runs made off Mayer, while Ben
der was hit hard in the eighth when
the visitor's piled up four runs and
clinched the victory. Tyler held the
home team' down to five scattered hits,
one of which was a home run by
Whitted. Score first game:
. First Innlnf.
Boston Stock threw out Snodrrass. Mar-
anvllle doubled to center and took third
on Pltspatrtck's single to the same field. Ko-
netcny hit into a double piay, mock to
Nleholt to Luderus.
Phi lade nhla Paskert filed to Bnodrrass.
Byrne struck out. Smith threw out Stock.
second innlns;.
Boston Smith walked. Main filed to
Byrne. Bran fanned. Oowdy forced Smith,
uyrne to iNieiysir.
Philadelphia Whitted filed to Fltzpatrlck.
Cravat h fouled out to Oowdy. Luderus
singled to center. NleholT. Oled to Magee.
Third Innlns;.
Boston Rudolph grounded out, Luderus
to RUey. Snodgrass was hit by a pHched
ball. Maranvllle hit Into a double play,
Stock to NIehoff to Luderus
Philadelphia Ktlllfer fanned. Maranvllle
threw out Rixey. Paskert walked. Byrne
forced Paskert, Maranvllle to Egan.
Fourth Inning. 1
Boston Fit spatrlck filed to Paskert. Byrne
threw out Konetchy. Smith walked. Ma
gee forced Smith, Byrne to NIehoff.
Fhlladelpbla Maranvuie threw out stocg.
Whitted singled to left and went to third
on Cravath's single to left. Whitted scored
on Luderus sacrifice fly to Magee. cravath
took second on the throw to the plate.
NIehoff filed to Fit spa trick.
Fifth Innlns;.
Boston Stock threw out Egan. Oowdy
singled to left. Rudolph singled to short,
on which Oowdy Just managed to reach
second. Snodgrass filed to 'NIehoff, Maran
vllle singled to right and Oowdy was out
at the plate on Cravath's perfect throw.
Philadelphia KllUfe lined out to Egan,
Maranvllle threw Rizey out. Paskert lilt a
home run Into the left field bleachers.
Byrne reached second on a wild throw by
Maranvllle, who fielded, his grounder. Stock
filed to Egan. One run.
: Sixth Inning,
Boston Pltspatrick singled ' to oenter.
Konetchy forced Fltspatrlck, Rlxey to NIe
hoff. Smith hit to Stock, whose throw to
NIehoff for a force on Konetchy was muffed
and tho runners were safe. Magee grounded
to Luderus, both runners advancing. Egan
fanned.
Philadelphia Whitted fouled to Kon
etchy. Cravath filed to Fltzpatrlck. Egan
threw out Luderus,
Seventh Inning.
Boston Oowdy walked. Rudolph drove a
hot grounder to Byrne for a single, Oowdy
taking second. Collins ran for Oowdy.
Snodgrass advanced both runners by a sac
rifice, Byrne to NIehoff. -Collins scored on
Maranvllle's long sacrifice fly to. Whitted.
Stock fumbled Fltspatrlck's grounder and
when Paskert also fumbled the same ball
Rudolph scored. Fltspatrlck scored on Kon
etchy's double to center and the latter took
third on the throw to he plate. Konetchy
scored on Smith's grounder, which1 Byrne
threw wild to first. Smith came home on
Magee's double to center. Mayer here re
lieved Blxey. Mayer threw out Egan. Five
runs.
Philadelphia Blackburn went in to catch
for Boston. Collins replaced Fltzpatrlck In
right Maranvllle fumbled Nlehotf's ground
er and the latter advanced to second on
Killifer's out, Rudolph to Konetchy. Cooper
batted for Mayer and fanned. Paskert filed
to Magee.
Eighth Inning.
Boston Kantlehner replaced Mayer and
Cooper to left field for Philadelphia. Collins
walked. Rudolph sacrificed, Kantlehner to
NIehoff. Snodgrass fanned. Maranvllle sin
gled r left, rcorlng Collins and Maranvllle
was thrown out, Cooper to NIehoff, in try
ing to stretch the hit to a double. One run.
Philadelphia Byrne singled to left and
took third on Stock's single to right. Good
batted for Kantlehner. Good hit Into a
double play, Maranvllle to Konetchy. Byrne
scoring. Cravath grounded to Konetchy.
Ninth Inntng.
Boston Oeschger sent In to pitch for
Philadelphia. Blackburn fanned. Konetchy
doubled to right. Smith walked. NIehoff
threw out Magee, both runners advancing.
Egan fanned.
Philadelphia Luderus singled to right.
Dugey ran for Luderus. NIehoff fanned.
KU lifer singled to center, sending Dugey
to second. Cooper forced Kllllfer, Maran
vllle to Egan. Dugey taking third. Paskert
fanned.
. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA
AB.H. O.A.R. AB.H. O.A.TT.
fln'dg'e.cf S 0 1 tT 0Pask't,cf 81101
M'fnv'e.ss 4 S 0 8 I Byrne, ib 4 114 1
Fttip'k.rr 4 S S 0 OStock.ss 4 1 0 S 1
Bl'kb'n.o 1 0 8 0 OWHlt d.lf 8 110 0
Kon'v.lb B 1 10 0 OKantl'r.D 0 0 0 1 0
8tnlth,8b 0 0 1 OOes'g'r.p 0 0 0 0 0
Magee.lf 6 1 8 0 0Crav'th.rf 4 I 0 1 0
Kgan.Sb S 0 4 1 OLucler's.lb 118 10
Oowdy. c 2 1 8 0 0Nleh'ff,2b 4 0 13 1
conins.rt oooe vtuiiiier.Q i n o v
Rud'lph,p 4 10 1 ORlxey.p 2 0 10
-Mayer.p 0 0 0 1 0
Totals.. 34 11 JT 0 SCooper.lf 8 0 0 10
Oood 1 0 0 0 '0
'Dugey 0 0 0 0 0
ToUls..888 17 1 4
Batted for Kantlehner In eighth.
Batted for Luderus In ninth.
Philadelphia ..0 O'O 1 1 0 0 1 03
Two-base nits: Maranviiie ui, magee.
Home run: Paskert: Double plays: Mran
vllle to Konetchy, Stock to NIehoff, Luerus
. Bases on balls: Off Rudolph, 1; off
Rlxey, 8; off Kantlehner, 1; off Oescher, 1.
Hits and earned runs: Off Rudolph, 3 rune;
off Rlxey, t hits and 1 run In six and two
thirds innings; off Mayer. 0 hits and 0 runs
In one-third Inning; off Kantlehner, 1 hit
and 1 run In one Inntng: off Oesohger, 1 hit
and 0 run In one Inning. Hit by pitched
ball: By Rlxey (Snodgrass). Struck out: By
Rudolph, 8; by Rlxey, x; by Kantelhner, 1;
by Oescher, 3. Umpires; O'Day and Emslle.
SECOND GAME,
. First Inning.
Boston Snodgrass singled to right. Mar
anvllle filed to Stock. Wllholt filed Jo
Whitted. Konetchy fouled out to Whitted.
Philadelphia Tyler threw out, Paskert,
Byrne fouled to Konetchy. Stock filed to
Wllholt.
BostonSmith filed to Luderus Stock
threw out Chapelle. Egan singled to cen
ter and was out stealing, Kllllfer to Stock.
Philadelphia Whitted hit a home run
Into the left field bleachers. Egan threw
out Cravath. Luderus fanned. NIehoff
walked. Tyler tossed out Kllllfer. One
' Thh-
Boston Blackburn was thrown out by
Stork. Tyler walked. Snodgrass filed to
Paskert Maranvllle grounded to Luderus.
Philadelphia Maranvllle threw out May
er. Paskert singled to right. Byrne hit Into
a double play, Maranvllle to Konetchy. s
Fenrth Inning.
Boston Wllholt filed to Whitted. Kon
etchy filed to Cravath. Stock threw out
Smith,
Philadelphia Stock filed to Chappelle.
Whitted singled to left. Cravath walked.
Luderus lined to Maranvllle, who three to
Bgeo. doubling up Whitted at second.
Fifth Inning.
Boston Chappelle singled to left Rgan
and Blackburn fanned. Tyler grounded to
Luderus. 1
Philadelphia NIehoff riled to Snodgrass.
Kllllfer fouled to Maranvllle. Mayer fanned.
Sixth Inning.
Boston Snodgrass and Maranvllle fanned.
Wllholt tripled to l-ft and scored on Nle
hoffa fumble of Kontttchy'a grounder. Smith
singled to right, Konetchy taking third.
Smith In trylug to stead waa caught be
tween the bags and reach second sef ly
when Luderua made a wild throw. Mayer
and Stock got assists on the play. Chap- l
pelle filed to Whitted. One run.
Philadelphia Paskert singled to center I
and went to second on Byrne's sacrifice, !
Rmith to Konetchy. Paskert took third when
Stock grounded out to Konetchy, Whitted
also grounded out to Konetchy.
Seventh Inning.
Boston Egan doubled to center. Black- ,
burn bunted safely and Egan came home
When Byrne made a wild throw to get
Blackburn at first. Tyler bunted and Mayer
threw the ball into center field, Blackburn
going to third. Collins ran for Blackburn.
Snodgrass lined out to Stock. Maranvllle
fouled out to Ktlllfer. On an attempted
double steal Collin was caught at the plat,
Killifer to NIehoff to Kllllfer. nOe run.
Philadelphia Oowdy went in to catch for
Boston. Cravath doubled to center. Cooper
ran for Cravath. Luderus walked. Both
runners advanced on Nlehotf's sacrifice,
Smith to Egan Dugey ran for Luderus.
Kllllfer filed to Chappelle. Welser batted
for Mayer and fanned.
Eighth Inning.
Boston Bender went In to pitch for Phila
delphia. Whitted played first, Welser left
field and Good right field for Philadelphia.
Wllholt singled to center. Konetchy bunted
and Kllllfer threw to second too late to get
Wllholt. Smith singled to left field, filling
the bases. Wllholt and Konetchy scored on
Chappelle's single to center. Bender's wild
throw to third, on Egan's grounder let Smith
score, Egan went to second on the play.
Oowdy sacrificed, unassisted, to Whitted.
Egan going to third. Niehoff threw out
Tyler, Chappelle scoring. SnodBrena walked
and went to second on a passed bull. Mar
anvllle fanned.
Philadelphia Tyler threw out Paskert.
Byrne grounded to Konetchy, and Maran
vllle threw out Stock.
Ninth Inning.
Boston Wllholt singled to right Konetchy
sacrificed, Byrne to Whitted Smith hit by
pitched ball. Chappelle filed to Paskert.
Egan walked, filling the bases. Gowdy
fanned.
Philadelphia Whitted fouled to Oowdy.
Maranvllle threw out Cooper. NIehoff filed
to Snodgrass. Final score:
Boston. . Philadelphia.
AB.H. O.A.E. AB.H. O.A.E.
Sn'dr's.cf 4
2 0 OPack't.cf
2 0
M'r'nv'e.HS 5
0 3 8 0Uyrne,:ib 3
3 10 OStock.ss 4
0 14 0 OWh't'd.lf.l 4
3 0 1 OCrav'th.rf 2
ISO OQood.rf 1
3 11 Ol.uder's.lb 2
12 0 ODender.p 0
0 2 0 ONleh'fUb 2
0 0 8 OKIlllfer.o 3
M avfip.n f
Wllhoit.rf 6
Kon'v.lb 8
Smlth.Sb 4
Chap'le.lf S
Bl'kb'n.o 3
Gowdy.o 1
uyier.p a
Totals.,87 11 27 11 OWeiser.lf 1
' Dugey 0
Totals.. 28 6 27 10 &
Ran for Luderus in seventh.
Boston 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 4 08
Philadelphia ..0 1 0 0 0000 0 I
Two-base hits: Egan, Craath. Three-base -hit:
Wllholt. Home run: Whitted. Stolen
base: Snodgrass. Double play: Maranvllle to
Konetchy. Bases on balls: Off Tyler, 8;
off Mayer, 1; off Bender, 2. Hit and earned
runs: Off Tyler, 1 run; off Mayer, 7 hits
and 0 runs In seven innings; off Bender,
'4 hits and 3 runs in two Innings. Hit by
pitched ball: By Bender (Smith). Struck
out: By Tyler, 2; by Mayer, 4; by Bender 2.
Umpires: O'Day and Emslle.
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