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New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
GATTON BOUGHT FOR VIENNA.
ANACONDA, coNEY AND OTHER HARNESS
HORSES OF NOTE SOLD AT
THE GARDEN

What has become known 1.-THE 400" horse
sale began in Madison Square Garden yesterday,
conducted by the Fasig-Tipton Company. The
horses which attracted the most attention were
ulose OF the James Butler racing stable. Among
NE horses sold from that stable were Coney PAGER
-'-s record al FIVE years; Anaconda. 2:O25k record
a. seven years; the trotting stallion Gayton
s;e<, son OF AlertOn; Miss Beatrice 2l3L and
@ S;ss nate Zl5a4, and the eN-champion PAGER Mas
,,Ainohg The out OF town buyers present were Max
V1,oss' Berlin, Germany. w J. Young Lexington,
~, ~, J, .. Cecil, Danville Ky: Herbert Gray,
'rtt.sseAIng Thomas Lawson. OF Boston. and Joe"
mayer, ot Lexington, Ky. Henry Fleischman was
on hana 10 buy some OF the fastest horses for his
also present
Al 2l5 O'Clock George Balm. the auctioneer.
started the sale. The crowd numbered about one
u,2ssano and Was steadily increasing
y ne stallion GaNton, King OF the Allertons -
bo, 1rh To'ting record - 2;0si4 proved be the
aolse of The day. He VIII 10 Vienna, being pur-
,n.,sed oy karlo Fiatnak for 50 COO The bidding
n9s begun by Henry Fleischman az So 600 Fred
TICK Gerken and Ed" Upton were a so bidders
A,naeonda :, the swift PAGER. with record of 2:02i5
SSee seven years. went Z. y. Rice OF Boston for
SAo'o A. c. Bostwick bid SC 400
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Feb. 13.-Cotton quiet: middIHg. 5-16;
low middling. s% ordinary 1-l6 receipts. 1904
safes zoo; stock is3 $50.
Norfolk. Feb. I3-Cotton quiet. mddng 0N: low
middlug 15-I6; ordinary 5-16; receipts 600.
exports coastwise. 712 sales. 20: stock. -. 115.
wilmington Feb. l3-Cotton firm; middlinG, 9$.: RE-
cetpts, pa: stock,
savannah. Feb 13--Cotton quiet a9d easy; middling
9i6; low Kidding. So receipts. 3.3i1; exports the
115.646
New-Oreans. Feb. 13.-Cotton easy; middlins S-Is;
icw mddng. S@ good ordinary ia net receipts, 5OOG
gross Ss6I exports to Great britain 10 600 70 the cn
Mobile. Feb. 13.-Cotton quiet midd.ing. 9ls low mid
dllnR s@s; good ord nary 81 receipts 2IS. exports
coastvise, 40l; sales. stock. 2 2SS
Memphis. Feb 13;-Cottan steady; miGing o. low
gross. of3; shpre1ts 29G sass $50; stock 153C9T
Augusta, Feb t2.-Cotton dull; md5ing 9@s. low
midiling o1s: ne, receipts 90. gross. S1l; shipments
Sl1. sales. 974. stock 545co
Houston. Feb t3--Cotton easv; mddlng Big low
ments 9 500, -1l~s. 14e; stock Ter. 1J5.
81 Louis. Te. i3-Cotton quiet. mldil.ng. 9Ss low
mid5lng .; good ordinary. 50 receipts. s4 gross
2.O6S: shipments, .:G3; stock. = t22-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
FILLED IN THE TUNNEL.
,ro FINE HORSES FALL INTO THE
TRENCH AT THE CIRCLE-THE
DRIVER SERIOUSLY HURT.

- ,,ro hours last uighI handsome team OF
- owned by the Manhattan Consumers
n-.,ing Company. in West Fifty-seventh-st..
an their backs at the bottom Of the rapid
-, tpnnel excavation in Broadway, just at
= ,,,ersection OF that thOrOughfare and Cen
=, park West kicking and beating their lives
= under the weight OF a heavy wagon and
IN, Hftv empty beer barrels. II took that
eth n time before the wagon. by means Of
..rrick and ropes, and the barrels could be re-
we'd and rolled over into the trench. Both
.,imals were badly manned and were shot as
they lay in the trench.
The driver of the wagon Louis Eiser, was
,.ken 10 the Roosevelt Hospital unconscious, and
,iu proba bly, die. His injuries consist Of tract
,,-ss Of the ribs a possible fracture Of the skull
and serious internal injuries.
The accident occurred at $50 O'Clock. Tisler
had been driving south in Central Park West,
peepine his wagon in the righthand track Of
,be street railway. AS he neared the intersec-
ION Of Broadway, just below Durland's Riding
Academy. he started TO pull over = the right and
cross the Circle. thus driving into West Fifty
ssventh-sr. and TO the stables Of the company,
which are near the brewery. The tunnel excava-
ZION at the point mentioned is about fifteen feet
deep Across il is a narrow plank bridgeway
about six feet IN width and not intended 10 be
used by other than pedestrians. The work Of
excavatng at this point is being done by
Nsughton & Co, contractors, and they employ
a watchman 70 guard this narrow bridgeway.
The watchman, who refused 10 sve his name.
declares thar he was near the bridge at the time
Fiser started 10 drive across IL, and that there
were three red lanterns. siSniiNlng Danger,
,os,ed near the end OF the panks.
He also says that he shouted warning TO the
driver who paid no attention 10 il. The horses
were across the bridge, only a dozen feet in
length The rear wheels OF the wagon, however.
aid not strike the planks squarely, and one OF
them slipped of the upper edges Of the boards
They were covered with ice, and the weight OF
the vehicle. about five tons, threw il over the
briSse Jerking the horses back on their
launches They plunged forward as Eisler
shouted 10 them and lashed out with his whip.
But the pavement was too slippery for them.
Their feet slipped and they fell 10 their knees,
and there they hung. EIsler realizing the dan
GER shouted and urged them forward, but they
could not prevent the heavy vehicle. with its
rreat load Of barrels, from gradually slipping
over The edEe OF the imprOvised bridge. The
horses made a final plunge, but the wagon
lurched further over and backward, dragging
The frichtened animals down over the edge or
the trench. They fell plunging and kicking, TO
the bottom fifteen feet below. The wagon and
its load rolled over the bridge or top or them
and almost buried them
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
MDONALD IS DISQUALIFIED.
HEFFLEY SCHOOL ATHLETES CAPTURE
MOST OF THE SKATING CHAM
PIONSHIP RACES

Ihe annual indoor speed skating championships
were decided at the 81. Nicholas Rink last night
oefore a large number OF interested spectators
Ihree OF the four contests were by the Heffley
School boys
me hVeIiest race Of the night was IN the 2eO-yard
oSsh- n. 4. Mcdonald W. A. Beden and James
"ray Quslned for the hnaL Belden's friends were
cheering him wildly, and he was anxious 10 win, as
ne had not entered in the other races Mcdonald
ana belcen came together with a thump around
the first turn. and kept going around the second
turn where both went sprawling on the ice This
LETT Wray TO win as he pleased Mcdonald was
disqualified for foulng. and Belden and wray skat-
ed the race over again, the New-York A. c man
winning easily. Mcdonald challenged Belden for
another race. Belden wore ordinary hockey skates
The half mile race furnished another exciting
contest. Six men qualified for the final McDon-
aid won rather easily with his school mate, Jones
second. and wray third. far hack.
The hve-mile merely a match between
p Sinrirud and L. L. Jones The Swede fell about
three laps from the finish. and Jones finished alone
H. L. Buermeyer was the referee. and r. J.
Schaefer. s J. Montgomery and G. D Phillips the
judges. 5. ID. See was the starter.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
rnn rosroN wooL MARKEr.

Boston, Feb. 13'TEe American Woo! and Cotton Re-
porter II os the wool trade tomorrow The ulaT
ket mas SHOWN d-rGbe activity tEe last Wees ans
there has b'e- sled outward movement or the
staple which reflected record of shipments which
aggregate over four n.!on pounds. and IN te sales
iar b. learned which estimate a. over Icut
and half million rrunss The business ot the as! WtsE
has been largely 5000
lines been novel by estimated
sales of these woods being ablu mil1a pounos. h
good d.mfrd IS also fine unw0sh-i Geane and
medium fecreH The tone OF Jhr market as far s prices
concerned. been and unsett!rt, on"
tendency OF the whole heins On favor Of the huye al
though actual prices quoted J.
than There reported u have been
weakening West certain quarters. hut
rule stN firm and talking much higher
prices than those which the seaboar The sales
fo- Boston amounted +2S1 500 pounds do
me-,ic and $4,000 pounds flreiEn making total OF
639 against % G39 100 for the previous
total OF t} 600 soF the corresponding week
last The sales since January amount 10 Il 3 oo
pounds against 2S S4 pounds for the corresponding
time last year
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. SOUTH

ERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. S.: Whereas
Iibe' uetitlon been hed District Court ot
United states fOr The southern District York
January 81 1901. BY John ~ Daley. OF a cez-
stake boat for limitation liability for all loss
destruction damage and injury caused by sinking
said vessel in Hudson River about October
And Whereas the petitioner
he Safd vessel things pursuant to
Section OF United
order OF the Court Hereunder. VI LYMAN as
for he tcnent I'll nr0ve n,
be legally thereto. Now thereto pursuance
Of issued hy said Court directed ard
delivered DO hereby cite all persons claiming DAMAGES
sinking Aforesaid file and proof ~ their
respective claims bst0re Thomas Alexander.
limited Sfates commissioner office in the Post Or
nee Ruii4ing IN the City OF York on or before te
I'm day OF MAY 1901. n A. NJ and also 10 anpsar
before said Court May Tth, 1901. at II A. NJ ana
libel ani petition. otherwise he
faued and debarred from participation the proceeds
said vessel.
Dated New York. February 1aOl
WILLIAM HFsNKFI.
United states Southern District of New Yo-
ALEXANDER & ASH Proetors for Petitioner. II Brcad-
way. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
-AlI for two days.

METALS-weakness in the English metal market %
extent checked business in local Western
cles, but failed To apprecaby influence prices.
opening closing business slow with buyers and
abroad before making radical
London. declined Us Cd. closing as
spot ii7 lis "a for futures Copper in London
cEed los. closing at al IS and futures f7i
54s I'd Middlesborough as 4es 7lad
In the local market pig iron quoted
ISl0 20. this being unchanged from
Monday. Northern foundry rated SI5dtl6 SO
and southern foundry sl4 50dSl5 10 Southern soft
quoted sl32Sl5 IS. Lake copper ruled dun and un-
s2e -. Lead dull and unchanged at 81 3Ts speter
du AT the former quotation Of IS 90Gsa 95
SUGAR-The situation following holiday lacked
inspiring new features. Prices were UNCHANGED de-
Quotations follow: Cutloaf crushed d0minos 6no.
mould \, Ss5c; cubes. SOC: xxx powdered > csc:
noNdeTec coarse powdered and fruit powdered sOc.
Eagle eonfeetoners gTanuateG. 575c; Eagle coarse and
sxtra nne granuleied 56oc Eagle, 2-i cartons. 2rb
bags and 5b bags Of fine granulated 5e5c; ERgle
granulsted. standard granulated diamond A. 56Oc
confectoners A. 53ce: No l. 5i5c: Nos and 3 5 iOc
No 1. 5C5c: No g. 50Oc; No G. a5c: No Z 4s5c: No s.
415e No o i70c; No 10 sf5c: No 4.eOc: Nos ami
~ 4t2e: Nos "a 10 and lG. i,5Oc In the local market
fcr raw the feeling stead with prices un-
changed; ce1trifugaL 96 rated at 4%c. ana
'uscovado 80 test. 4ke with business comparatively
ght The foreign news lacked influential features. Lon
ien beet was reted az o. I'd for and 9s
TEA-Operatiors In this market feAtuTeess
throughout the entire Opening prices
changed 10 70 points higher with the quiet Invest
men; orders were totally lacking and the market ruled
4 follow; February. I33O91a5o; March, soGis5o
april. l340dIsr0; May. i3aG9l5eo: June "a 50qts 70
JAY s5OG!s 20; august i3eogisTo: septspher l5so1
"a oetehsr. la.so1i4: November. is.soel4io: Dece-
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
NAVAL STORES.

evsntfu the New-Yor,S r,a-
kct. Business only moderate
tiOns important lacking ruled
with : readiUsment Of low grade prices but a. y
whole this department devoid OF vital new feature
Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars So: DO oil hbIs 81
SPIRIT : TCKPENTINE-4OGi0lzc.
ROSIN-CommOn 10 good. strained Csc; z 81 10 =
81 -: c. 81 50; II, 81 IS: L. X. So: NJ 81 10:
81 35: W q So So and W w - :"
Charleston. Feb 13-Turpentine steady. 36sc. Ros!n
firm. unchanged ~
Savannah; Feb. 15spirits turpentine quiet s7c Re-
ceips 3e5 bhls; 37i bbls exports bbls Rosn
firm and uncbanged. Receipts 5.04i bbs; sales. bbs
exports. lao bbls.
Wilmington. Feb 13-splrits turpentine steady IN
Changed Receipts. 6 casks. Ros.n steady UNCHANGED
Receipts 60 bbls Crude urpentine quiet 81
ceipts II bbls. Tar steady 81 10 Receipts. 26l bbs
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14

New-Yo-k. February Is. 1901.
HAY AND STRAW-HAY-The market opened strong
to-day. with upon the grades full, and.
IN instances prices The inclusion more
liberal Invoices Of prime and No had stimulating
effect demand the market closed IN good
shape fo- all useful hay The receipts included those
the holiday. but they struck well cleaned up maret
and oppressive clover grades are
moving better when right in quality We quote tr.Ins
large bales. n EDd9e-2c. No
S5c No 3. T5G - clover - 4t: clover a.
1ISc: salt hay 406J45 bales 5o zoe less taf
large. STR RAVReCepts for the week Igat fr'ces
strong S2l-GS5c 70 rye Receipts OF
hFv md st~aw rtprted the PFcilce t-AcisiSe
az noon to-day: Hudson River Railroad 30; Ere Raj
ruad. Pennsylvania Railroad, 81; Delaware Iackt
an Railroad. So West shore Railroad
20: LehEh Valley Railroad zoo New-NoTS; ontario anu
Railroad %: 15SO receipts OF straw
20 by rail.
endinS dates:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
a the ports and interior point. to-day. com
the zane daN last Maet AMI last year:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables Spot
eHP6ri ~ American 200. Receipts 5000 American,
5n sa ossd Steady a5 GPsea nst 9S a9:st PsTia pd
APr 556 April May 5ils6 MAY Nsl 5ios:
!g1e-'g.y S01 2s IglyAgsg5t SCSs august September
oetqteToyenrsr. i+Isb Mans6ssief-YaTns 80 daii
FLOUR AND MEAI-The sharp advance in wheat gave
fair ar bsaG aHs shsd q4 bset
prices than heretofore At the same time the
Soe al g. S %nsT sns srb s e a d T
RqfesI Ss g tS$i Is sFTns ssars 1888 2 extra No
Wii Sfds SlI T. GSasl9 80 EP25 and 70 arrive RUc-
Quoted: Fair good & Sj5$3 IS choice 10 fancy s. 20
= SsSs2 o. as to Sand BAG SE&Fm. mn oGatsd S
Fine white and yellow 81; coarse 9og92e FEED
arrive sI7dsi7 s6 sPrias bran bulk si5 ssla sS
soTnnea S35 nseed ocaSs s2 IS eorn oesks SIS
SnoR az P Pea IL S 5 70 Tim. yesterday New
Y9S led all spa sPsoulaye markets Of he eouatry in Pon!
lead Most Of the hu!shrss originated here however.
affected by conjneHtal buying and strong undeTeurrsa,
9i2 foaE ass Ihs th a s s Ipi p & fS S or sons @
Paris markets on the occasions when Chicasn came %
foT elevator at bottom Of il
radstfeets visible show ing an increase Of i7SS 900
is65oo bush on lie Same date year asa but quickly
recovered asan " the ss haf hour and sod UP 70 hsh
ssss q NsTyork was sc higher than Monday Al
MAS private cable from, Germany indicating a less
We're no s but Be eTS%d 6eaS u ts sho
advantage OF the English although
loss IN sympathy with from this side closing
ticaly unchanged The advance in Par. consisted OF
10 points wheat IS u 6S points on four.
Berlin was %al mark higher, but Budapest point
lower The advance here exporters of line
that only about l. loads taken the
porte. The spring wheat for DAYS
743 bush against 5l2.iON year: win
wheat arrivals 500 bush. sgaiust
bush the previous Home uttis
nSrTe conditions being practically unchanged from Mon
cay except that IN the Southwest cold weather had
placed the moderate temperatures, Quotations % cash
wheat b afoat basis folloWs' No hard
Duluth pic; old 10 Northern Duluth. Sisc; No
Northern Duluth. S7Lc % arrive 40 Northern Chi
eago, sis.c: No red Sew-York Sic. store No . red
New,York; s. aeoat 10 hard chcsEo. Slse. spot:
corn yesterday sharp advance n March
scare OF shorts sending the price up Ggains,
48asc Monday Otker deliveries
consequence closing higher There
for sale during the day. the West
Keeps light and contract stocks Chicago continue small!
Se7 board c'earauces for 1avs amounted lC0 1
bush EnglsN markets a. 8'-l higher puuestr
stocks. according Bra
llsh for the Fvuort business amounted - loads
No closed az 4Si5c elevator 4Iitc a'rat. NJ
white ssisc. No yellow. ATS-rr~ local
market for fru especially prorertv
not very active y cats coSet a. 3ul.r ~ 3or 80
3033lizc; track white 3Id35i4c: clips l..
..-.- .RYE-Nfarket steady No ! Western quoted ~
6lGc Z . afoHt: 40 Western G0'sc o ahoa,.
state rye 5Sa5Tc- .BARLEY-MarSes quiet Fceing
quoted az ss85ic. NeW-YorS: mating 69G85c
c New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York. February i3. 1901.
COFFEE-Conoidons the Coffee Exchange OF a
hush nature al the opening and the hrst call developed
~ feeling. with 10 points above Monday
closing level Business and
confined chiefly cDyerinS by local parties, with
buyiDE II the months temporary affair
the call 500 bags, noon 1000 hags ana
$500 bags. FiTmer than expected, Euro
pean market accounts the real influences work
Hamburg advanced q 20 2 pfeunig while
HaNre early IN The day net franc higher In the
the local partially melted under
speculative neglect Receipts Brazil
large OF late were stan liberal, the
reaching 10000 bags while
total port receipts $500 bags The spot
market dull about steady. with quotations noTn-
nal TIRE basis Of 7e for No Rio invoice lots No
vere rated 7asc The market futures quiet
with prices unchanged points higher. Clearances
were %. 900 bags from RIO in steamer Cyrsne.
The OF prices in the local market to-day
" follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
CliutloU5.
THE People OF THE STATE or NEW


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
John y Greene Samuel " Greene, Bessie c. Tho,Gpso
Barnet s Plank. Clarence A. Plank. Arthur D. White.
Fosent. Theodore IeForest. Joseph peForest,
Charles neFo-sst Jane DeFoges; Krl5ier; Newton De
Mention r. Nault5a. Iazabeta + Nou,ou. Elisha
Winter. CcrEela Steeh Bessie p Winter A1ua g. Whit
L. WhbscS, Estsls y Elton. Leila Shoemaker, Haze!
Smith Rgth smitH. Elton Elton J. Palmer Albert W. Elton.
Sarah r Osborne. Marsaret Dubois. Eza Holden. Ia
save, William p SAKE. william 6 Palmer. Emma r.
Martin $ Greene. Alta F. K Greene sarah q futile
Agnes Dubois NorthroP. Charles r ponney, Frank W.
hereinafe named whose resi-
cence IS uuknoWn ana cannot after diseat inquiry b.
Representatives II and hts beirs-It-law
kin tae names ana residences respectively of said widow
I n anu o' AMI TeTI "a & WIN NJ lea eS
YORK has lately applied 10 the sGrrogate's 6ourt ~
In writing bearing date June 9Th 1894 and
thereto bearing date SEPTEMBER ilth lN2e; relating =
VIII ana Testament o, Jeannette p. Greene. the
County OF New oTN deceaSs lhere'o5g you and each
York on the nrst day April one thousand nine hntrsg
ana 1ne an half ast ten O'Clock I'm me forano1r ~ br
day then and there 20 attend the probate Of the
under the OF tweuty-oae years are re-
quired appear by your guardian, H one or
appointed the event Of your neglect or failure To-
DO guardian Will be appointed by Surrogate to
In testmouy Whereof We have caused tne Seal Of the
- Surrosa;es Court ~ the said County OF New
Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF our said
County os New York at said County the I'd DAY Feb
ruary the 81 Lord thousand nine huure!
and one. }. FAIRFAX McLAUGHLIN. clerk OF the sur
6SRoRN = BLooDGooD. Attorneys for Petitioner
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
SUMMARIES.

Two hundred anS twenty ward dasl-First heat nv
H p. Donald HeHey School. Time-O:c5- Second rest
won bv W. A Beiden. NeW-Yc'k \. c. Tinle-0 :25s,
Third by Wrav. Farms \. c. Time
o2s>s. Final Nsat by ". A. Beldeni James Wray.
second Time-o:2fs-
Hair mile-First heat won by Z. l. Jones Henley
School; a. Y. sarony New-york 4. r. second Time
1:al~ Second heat ~ H p Mcdonald Henley
School: vrav west Farms \. Time
l:ala- Final = Mcdonald: z. I. Jones.
second: james wrav. third Time: :2Sz
One w'e-V'n ny p. r. Jones HeFiev School: II p.
" M.Dcnals Hefsv School. second: p sinnrud. Hefi7y
Sch sol tNird. Trne-322.
Five r9iles-won by f. I. Jones Fefley school: p.
S'nniru., Hefiev School second: James Wray. West
Farms third. Tme-lS:2
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Feb. s-Cattls-Recepts. 81 900 choice
prime steers S5GS6 medium So 90:
feeders. 81 75Gst so; cows. 50aS4 Is.
heifers coast 81 917S2 30.
81 calves s4as6 Texas fed S4as4 rs
30IS4. Texas bulls. 50 5OaS3
Receipts to-day. 5000 3oo 900 estimated left
5000: generally 5Tf0c lower. Top $5 IS. mixed
butchers 20ds5 422 choice. heavy. IS asa
rough heavy s. 2OGS5 80: lFht. 81 coo 81 37
tales IS 20 fS5 Sheep-Receipts o00: sheep
steady active: lambs l0c lower heavy; good
SO a0Tsi 81 9o$4 Al; Texas sheep 81
ass 30
Cincinnati Feb Is-Hogs dull s4as5 4S Cattle strong.
s. 25GS4 sheep steady. 81 1884 IS. Lambs steady
So 5GaS3 "a
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for rn- r,h,,
"A received at their Uptown ONCE No I242 B-oadWay
% door north Of Sls-st. until Q
received at the following at reguia
office rates until O'Clock 2S4 Sth-ave e
cor. 2Sd-st. i52 6th.ave i2th-s Nacy's 6th-ave
ana lith-St, ii2 toiumhus-aVe..
West I2d-st- near dth-avs 90 Nest
42d-st.. between Tth and sth I59 East a7th st
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
BILLIARDS.
coNKLIN AND HENDRIcK PLAY FINELY
THE CHICAGO MAN WINNING.

The game between C A. conklin OF Chicago.
ana John A. Hendrick OF New-York for the Class
a billiard championship last night we'll played
and interesting. Conklin steader than the
local player. was particularly effective IN his
draws and position shots. and the Chicago man
won by the score Of 900 to Ss3 At one time Conk-
lin had average Of over 10 and al another stage
Of the game he led by nearly one hundred points
Hendrick improved after the forty-fourth in
ming. earning lSi points in eight innings After
the game il was discovered that the red ball
was cracked, and that il had lost much Of IT'S
elasticity. The score follows
G F. conklin-s. Il. o. Q. 10 S3. o. 10 7 l. o. l. 4e.
. o. . . o :. Q q + + g g. 4 S0 o 4 !. q =
@ 20 o iS O. 4 o. l. O. 3; total. 400; average,
J9hp Is A. KenariIk-7' g g @ G. o / IL IL2I
! / q J. 3 5. o. IS. &c 40 o $ II. O. IS. 3
y = o. TO- 2 O. O. O. O. = = total 36S. average 43-G
high runs. 20, S. 20.
Thrashie and Mckee Will play tonight
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
The close was easy

lower. anywhere 10 ic Tn. ro.s was easy
with prices net 20 - points lower
The semi-annuai interior town figures were follows
Receipts: 1860 bales. against 52447 last 9ces
a, yesr 23 eaI two years ago AZ e4s three
and - ~ bales four Shipments
against 50 last week y 9i5 sst vsar g
bales IN lses. 525s6 bales 1897 3s $40
1896.
The Of contract prices in local marz. to
Sav
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14
tract prices in the local mark., to

tUIION-Spot cotton cl9sfd quIet, Win quotaJION55
lice lower the basis az 9-itc for nlcding upId
and l3lsc for middng Gulf sales. l. J5 bales south
spot markets telegraphed as follows: Nev'-
leans easy sc lower. e 3-l6c; Mobile quiet lice
lower at 9ic; Savannah quiet and easy l-lS2 decIIf
Sl6c; Charleston steady unchanged, al 3i4c; VII
Ilnston firm ii6o decline at 9@sc; Baltimore nona
&c decline al Sesc dull &c decline, at a9sc
quiet unchanged al 9Ssc Estimated receipts
tomorrow at NeW-Orleans 5000 TO 1900 bales,
against 5417 bales S524 bales last yest
At Houston 1000 1900 bales compared with oo5O
bales last week and 6,204 bales last year.
Receipts the ports and interior point. to-day
pared with the day iaStN an
New-York tribune., 1901-02-14

Rlc--Coee MARKET steady. unchanged; No 20 oe-lo
l01d. receipts. 5000 bags: cleared TOT the
Un!ted States ! 600 bsgs; stock 3i0 600 bags.
COTDON-Foilowfng yesterdays holiday, the couon
market developed positive weakness IN the absence of any
the less generally
Gables disappointing with Liver
pool shoving decline of LIZA IN spot prices and de-
ciine OF H-8sd8 .-ssd the future list. while Man
chester reported cloths azd yarns dull In addition
bchrish influences In this country
against the market The sein:-Neeky stocks showed
OF demand with receipts still
large Offset the receipts which
tinufd light Reports from the Continent showed an IN
for consumption. with the
dygoods % this country Under these condi
he opened decline cf 3efT points
and 6GSo points further Liquidation was quite
ecfise. Otherwise the market quiet The decline
arrested rroni taking by the short interest sne some
buyirg q small Cor uptuTn the idea that
dgrig period depression the mhrket
CONC oversod The Southern generally