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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-15
NzyJTJJJJS BOAT CLUB REGATTA OFF.

The seventeenth annual regatta OF the Nautilu
roat cIub OF Brooklyn, was to have been held yes
,raav When the officers learned of the death
the President the regatta was postponed
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NOTES OF THE TITPF

John E. Madden again nomnelly heads the list of
winning owners at Sheepshead Bay. his success be-
ing largely due 10 the victory OF Yankee, who won
over $500 by his victory in the Futurty OF this
W. c. Whitney gets large share. a part owner OF
Yankee. but as the horse IN Mr.. Maddens
colors his winnings credited him In the list
The largest winners were John E. Madden, 81. $50:
j.. M Myers. Ss.l55. OF which over "a 900 was won
by Leonera Lortng in the Great FLY. Stakes;
csceoa Sta bic. $22i35 J. Il. Haggn. SIP 030 Water
color earning most of the money; w. c Whitney,
900; j. W. Schorr. 800; w. c. Rollins 81 40.
Herbert being the principal breadwinner; G. B.
Morris g go; Albemare Stable. A,Ss7; A. Feather
$50; ". II. seaiey g., August Beimont g SO:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-15

This afternoon the weekly play for the Golf Com
mIttee Cup attracted goodly number OF con-
testants Dudley H Barrows won first honors. with
a net score of r. while ID. II. Rowland and ". l..
Cheney divided second and third honors. with
tie score of IS
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
PITTsBURG, .; CINCINNATI. ,

PITTSBURG, 8; CINCINNATI. 3.
Pittsburg Sept. 14-Pfttsburg captured TWO games
in rather easy style The visitors pitchers IN poul
O. mes were hit when hits did the most good Both
feams plaved well in the field, but there were no
special features. Score
First game: u T
p,,,sb,rr ..2 Ks 10
fsnc,nnstt ......O o Is 10
Batteries-Chesbro and oConnor: stimmel and Pe'tz-
Second g
Plttsburg ............1 Ks - !
Batteries-Doheny Philippi and Yeaser and oCon-
nor; Suthof and Bergen.
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BASEBALL.

STUPID PLAYING BY NETWORK TEAM
ENABLES BOSTON TO WIN AN
EASY VICTORY.
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NEW YORK

EARNED runs-Boston. /; New,York; l. Two base mIes
Lang Srrans Home run-Nichos Stolen bases
sase Double plays-psys a n San5e LONG =
Phyie 2 by pitched ball-Colley STUCK outEby
Nichols Wild pitch-Phyle- Time. III Cihp'ie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-15
PHILADELPHIA GAME POSTPONED

PHILADELPHIA Sept 1.-THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
baseball game scheduled to be played here to-day
was postponed on account of the death OF the
President.
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First game (:

First III 7,
r.I,sr,o,s ...2 O.
PhiIadelphia MO o x-7 II
Second game: r, -
Baltimore ...-..-....o % 9 2
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NO CHICAGO RACES.
Chicago. Sept. 14.-Races at Harlem. chicago. oe-
clared off on account of the Presidents death
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GAMES YESTERDAY

NATIONAL, LEAGUE
Pittsburg 5: Cincinnati. g. Boston. o. New.Iork:
tS'oohiyf- iha"oipih'' p'
Pittsburg Cincinnati. a ponce.
(second game).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-15

Iohn DaIv 81 ns3. Frank Farrell g. so5; T. Hitch
cock, jr.. 81. SIS; William Lakeland, $3.50. and j. T..
widener, ST.
II is probable that the stewards OF the Brooklyn
Jockey Club will suspend racing at Gravesend on
the day of the Presidents funeral. The fall meet
ing onens on Tuesday when the Junior Champion
Stakes for which most OF the best two-year- ods
are eligible will be run. Tomorrow is an OF day.
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AT PHILADELPHIA.

Boston :::.-....-..-aa "a 3 @ Q Q III Z 4
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70 his bunk below got his revolver. ne SAFE Of
no the deck a minute later and wnlis ~ johnson
rooa n is said fired bullet at the sAor
ssii "a ,he deck unconscious he was r-eareA
Ei..hins Hospital. and the other was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-09-15
AT DETROIT.
AT CHICAGi
AT BOSTON

Chicago Sept. 14-Chcago Milwaukee game postponed
N account of rain
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Informal Hats ias p!,,, n'I" U,s1

AS dainty and chic in their degree as
Ample range is given to the most diverse and c
Millinery Novelties and Trimmings Untr
Feather Breasts, Ostrich Goods, Flowers, ETC..
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
Brighton Derby.
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
New York, Aug. 1.-The Brighton
Derby, $4,000, was run at Brighton
Beach today and was walk
over for Water Color. All Geen
and Mortallo were the only other
starters. All Green was close to Wat
er Color TO mile or more and then
Water Color romped away and won
galloping by five lengths. All Green
was ten lengths before Mortallo, who
was outrun all the way.
Brighton Derby, mile and half;
Water Color, 126, Spence, l to z, won;
All Green, 116 Shaw, 10 to l, second;
Mortallo, 11O, oconner, 6 to 1. third
Time, 2;S41-5,
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Pdn-Amerltan Exposition.

The Exposition is in full blast now
and it's good time TO go. Purchase
tickets via the great double track Lake
Shore &Michigan Southern Ry. Fin
est train sevice, most interesting
route. For free copy Book Of Pan
American" and Book OF Trains"
write to A. j. Smith, @ T. & r, A.,
Cleveland. Ohio.
(lO1l-rApg. z, s. A 6 20,
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Grocery Department..
Hundreds of Bargains in Our 26 Departments.

The following additional inducements continue during this
On all purchases of ST. and exceeding
Street Car Ticket will be given full fare Ferry Ticket
purchases $500 and upwards two full fare Street Car Tickets
two full fare Ferry Tickets will be given Persons holding
Tickets have them punched during this SALE This
make great savings addition to getting picture
ged Free of Cost Return fares good steamboats, Ohio
and Muskingum rivers.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
MISS JOSEPHINE j. NIXON
0ptlClan,

Who for the past IL years has been In
charge of the Optical Department in d.
b. Anderson's jewelry store, will nov
be found at Hutchinson's Bargain
Store. She will continue to give the
same careful attention to Testing and
Fitting eyes, and adjusting frames.
Also repairing spectacles, jewelry and
clocks. Engraving done on short mo-
tice.
III FRONT ST. FIRST FLOOR,
April 6--tf---Tues, Thurs & Sat
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
Will CreSCeuS
-!TH
Break His Record.

Xava (McLane, McDowelD1 4
Jean Cuyler Murphy ......4 2 2 3
*Miss Gertrude (HalD. ...3 134
*Distanced
Charlie Hoffer and Ethel Brown al
so started.
Time, 2:1OA, 2:1OA, 2:12A, 2:12h,
2:12A.
2:O6 PACE. PURSE $4,000.
Edith w. (Turneo. ..... IL 5
Hetty G. (McCoy) ....4 1 2
Bonnie Direct (McHenry) IL 8
Riley B. (Ervin) ....... ..2 2 4 8 8
Eyelet, Milton S. and Egonzen also
started.
Time, 2:O5A, 2;O5 La, 2:O5 ga
2:O7 1-2, 2;O7 ga.
2:25 TROT. PURSE $4,000.
Captor (Marvin) :. ........4 /
Captain Brocken (Ervin) .....1 2
Algonetta (Sanders). $50. ....3 4 2 3
Delecto (Young) ........ ....2 4
Big Dutch also started.
Time, 2:15 IA, 2:121-4, 2:14,
2:14 ga.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
DUGGLEBY'S GOOD WORK.


=
Brooklyn, Aug. 1.-Kennedy lost
the game by his generosity with bases
on balls, while Duggleby won it by
good work in the box and at the bat.
R. H. Il.
Philadelphia. -. ..... "a 4 l
BROOKLYN. 80. ......... IL q
Batteries-Duggleby and McFar-
land; Kennedy and Mcclure.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
W A ccOpiatad prnsa

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
By Associated Press.
Baltimore, Aug. baltimore and
Washington broke even in a double
header The home team made a gar
ison finish in the first game, but in
the second Howell was batted too
freely to allow chance. Attendance
4811.
r. H. e.
Baltimore. .... :. .... ...6 13 3
Washington. -. 80. ....5 IA 0
Batteries-McGinnity and Bresna-
han; Gear and Clarke.
SECOND GAME.
R. H. e.
Baltimore. A 10
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wanted--A Husband

Must be strong and never have a lame
aack.--IjR. RANKIN'S KIDNEY TAB.
LETS stop the pain at once and cure
permanently. Sold by Beagle & Ly-
tie and A. J. Richards. druggists. Mari
eta, Ohio,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
GOOD BATTING.
Associated Press.

GUUD BATTING.
BY Associated Press.
Boston, Aug. both teams batted
we'll and fielded sharply. Matthew
son was very effective except in the
first and ninth. Dineen was batted
out of the box in the seventh inning.
Attendance 5000.
R. H. e
Boston,. ........ .... IS IL 2
New York. 80. E. .....9 IL 2
Batteries-Dineen, Nichols and
Kittridge; Matthewson and Warner.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
White Goods.

at
White Shirts Waists find s25
White
yard
White
Curtains se $3.50 pair patterns Fringed
Table Linens l5c 25c 4sc and 75c
and 25c Belts
Ribbons
the
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
STANDING OF CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

By Associated Press.
Chicago, Aug. 1.-Waddell pitched
in grand form. Two flmbles by Nc
Cormick in the eighth saved ST. Lou
is from shut out. Wallace played a
great game at short. Attendance
5000.
R. H. e.
Chicago. ....... ...... ..5 9 2
OI. LOUIS. ...,.... ..l
Batteries-Waddell and Kahoe;
Sudhoff and Schriver.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
Almost Received by St. Louis
From Tail EnderS.
New York and Boston Played Game
Characterized by Good Bat
ting and Fielding.

washington. '''' go. .,..o IL L
Batteries-Howell and Bresnahan;
Lee and Clarke.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
BOSTON LOST.

by Associated Press.
Philadelphia, Aug. 1.-Philadelphia
defeated Boston in a game in which
both pitchers were touched up rather
lively. Philadelphia's hits were bet
ter punched. Attendance 1884.
r. H. e.
Boston,. ...... ......... ..6 IL 4
Philadelphia. -. 80. ....S IL 2
Batteries-Cuppy and Schreck;
Wiltse and Powers.
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Wonderful Values,
Greatest Bargain.


worth binding
Side
worth Needles and Pins and Hair Pins
Vasine, &c and DC bottle. Muciage Be bottle
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By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Columbus, o., Aug. This was
big day at the grand circuit meeting.
Five thousand people were present.
The first event was the unfinished
2:14 trot of which four heats were de-
cided Wednesday, DR.. Book having
two to his credit and Oracle Onward
and Wauban each one. DR.. Book was
the favorite.
There was CONSERVATION when
Wauban won the fifth heat with DR..
Book we'll back The favorite, how
ever, came to the front in the sixth
and won easily.
The feature of the day was the
2:06 pace the fastest class of the
meeting. Hetty G. was the favorite.
The handsome son of Direct won the
first heat, Hetty G. won the second
and Edith W., practically unconsider-
ed as a winner, won the next three
heats and the race. The two slow
classes went to the favorites in fast
time.
Weather indications are favorable
tonight for the last days racing and
Cresceus will trot against his record
of 2:02% tomorrow.
The track was lightning fast, W. l..
Marks announced today that The Alb
bott will be ready to race with Cres-
ceus at Brighton Beach track on
Aug. Is. The Abbott had touch of
distemper, but is improving wonder
fully.
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Clothing.

mott
be
odd
lot col
ders and Linen collars fol and3 3for
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
Dress Goods.

Wash goods Percals o Brownie Comfort Prints Sc
silks China silk 19c assorted
blue bunting worth siine at Printed
@ down
skirts
worth Toe Gazo for lO for % Large bottles pefumed
loc and @ half price 50 pieces Chiffon Rpchng 1Oc 2
Silk twt1c coor Belt and trimming buckles
We make the Lowest Prices Sale
ally
Stock o Isl werc2 o
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

By Associated Press.
Toledo, Aug. 1.-Sudhoff was hit
freely while Hughey had excellent
control. The errors of the home
team were not costly.
R. H. e.
Toledo. 80. ....... ....7 13 4
Matthew's. ...... ....Z u b
Batteries-Hughey and Graffius;
Sudhoff and Byers.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02

BY Associated Press.
Grand Rapids, Aug. 1.-The locals
while Bailey was effective.
R. H. e.
Grand Rapids. >. -. ....9 Is 2
MdTlOu.. ....O q
Batteries-Bailey and Zalusky;
Fagan and Harnish.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
GOOD PITCHING.

GOOD PITCHING.
BY Associated Press.
Chicago, Aug. callahan allowed
but one hit. Yeager was also effec-
tive except in the fourth and eighth,
when the locals punched hits. At
tendance 2700.
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2;14 TRoT. PURSE $4,000.

"Nancy King (Majors) ...3 4 S3
A. j. d. and Dot Miller also started
Time, 2;11 Ia, 2:10 IA, 2:12 IA,
2:12 Ia, 2:11 IA. 2:13 IA.
2;24 PACE. PURSE $4,000
Dainty Queen (Munson) ,n.221l ]
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
BY Associated Press.

Columbus, Aug. L. The Columbus
and Ft. Wayne games scheduled for
today and tomorrow were POSTPONED
until next week on account of the
races.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02

By Associated Press.
Dayton, Aug. LIN the sixth Kill
len fell down and the locals pounded
him hard.
r. H. E.
Dayton. ..... ...... III 10 2
WHeSlluS.. ..''I y
Batteries-Wright and Blue; Kill
len and Herbert.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
White Carnival Sale
Hutlh!5On'5 S.: Bargain !: Stores

Commencing Friday morning. July 10Th, and
continuing until Saturday, August 10th, 1901.
carnival of Bargains White Goods ond all other goods
2o departments value At prices have
been made in the history of our city
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-08-02
Fine China Ware.
Sewing Machines.

Highest quality Marguerite drawers at 9S worth co. Wheeler
l9 9S worth co.
market affords at less than half price Can afford M
New-York tribune., 1901-01-06
Houston ssss risss is sss as 10 des5s s5s

moderate special Liyerpoof cables-spot cotton
@ Sf5ss asissa saa
shasr sa'a5:s % Esd SPfnsa met ssSag sssaa
MMs,eh ss7b SsTS
septemfsrp 5S77s5yuy 514s JuiyAusnst. 5iis
buyers o,,, ASp Az M1AThe excitement in wbea, srovs
aRa @ IN xss SsS
@hs Hsfs naPE Gs but sRFn T ph pa
a g g : sp4ss ss sfss1s
S % No no saGs TaGser ss g wnisS 3 IS s
Faif o5 sdoa g g ss s Df1Es aasss sss
oFS BAG gqsssa dsa i's s "a
Fm F1e and ysliow coarse e6sac quoGa En Fine
arrive zoo H. STas sI1si! bran , spot SIC 75as SACKS to
s!5:eE plssd sSsR a sss
si eRs11@wf RsG@ny ffhSP s 'o corn oil cake
s5 @ Thsa, DAYS 'fsa savs had and fs ~ ss swas
ing buss in %os mafs,s nj rss day NTH prices aayanc
tons % wpT fTes connected Street
to become pane s swspt over the causing
nTs spd m from smaller Pubs Who felt
Sl SeYOr1 before the boom shah have reached its m
mang evaDsss OF hs rssnaT session
Ben Being used as heretofore accumulation Of out
l2 O'Clock height OF the Speculative exeemee
sde ana May Wheat Ro"5ss s ntS before the 6e1s a
sher calls a. s' So oeloS sdESsss %sfs s ss ST 6
soy sna puts m sase & S,S News Sf ,s day ALMOST
of bs Warkes a gSvs,sa by sentiment with the reports
principal attractions for public zeaf on the
DUH side. English cables exhibited moderate strngth
closing RQlls higher but that the late
developments would have marked effect
ke;s Monday good traders justified
home long of the market. selling
practically after the first The opinion
seemed be that IL Wall people behind
boom. ALLEGED they would have keep Il going for
some time longer az in order TO get salts
factory market sell The difference between
New-YOrI and Chicago which Friday was about 5ise
narrowed s5sc saturday Northwest receipts 80
cars. against s5i cars on Monday. No 2 red closed
s3isc, anoat and sl1sc elevator: No / Northern
Duluth sstsc and No ] hard Duluth a2ssc. ahoat
amounted couple OF loads only
he dtscOuraging .CORN-rhe corn
market shared in the pronounced strength IN
wheat being Chicago good buNing for
of shorts. The receipts were
327 contract although weather
exceptionally favorable during the
last dave. English markets 1s@ SD net hlgheI
Last New-YOrk were heiSc net higher with with
May curb selling from 43f.c TO s44sc CLOSING
the figure O'Clock There was an export
Of about loads with No corn closing 5oc
elevator 4ss6c delivered and a6sc b aiioat OATS
The Western market and higher In synpathy
u,h corn: No 2 oats closed esac: No 3. 2si.c No 2
white 32a32Ac No white 81 isIS2c track Inxeu 80
02a3c No white clips 33c. -RYE-Market eteedys
No Western quoted al 5Issc. ahoat' ,5p no
Western SIC b afIoat: State rye. a2G53c- -iSAf
IEY-Market quiet feeding was quoted at 4su"o
New-York; mating G0G65c. New nors:.
WHEAT GRArN-Market dull; quoted "oaoZe'
New-York tribune., 1901-01-06

9oLAssEs AMP sYRppsM1as ;s marse, FOR molassss
ias ssc sss asss e1s as ass de. s
ss is.0 fa fs9 xoa sts.' sm ss fanSg
OCEAN FREIcHTs- steady business was reported in
rail- tonnage IL The various apartments and steady IN
us sSs Is WERE For
steamer closed case 70 Shanghai at 4oc quo
hffaSa go
osi q bsaa.
i2oo0 quarters S,Isnis Corr orders
s sG5tsa sSa's
iRef
- private British ssas si . ,ons naais oatiis
erai hence e santa Las Palmas s4I5o ana
m aa.ns IS a ss O Portland hne
s . MAJ M sna ose Ss l. Brit
back 9gwood private terms sehooner 7oa
OH hence Havana; terms: schooner
schooner 7s2 ,ons ties Fernandlna to NewYork i5szc
schooner l.o1. tons ties. Fernandlna Phsdelphia.
. I Co. so sss m @ i on To-
e to SOC sad ysPs
shs s umse IL o a. 70
% S % t s %srss "s nae Sss @ au. ai
quotations Rsnned petroleum strong and ioc higher
ssss ss S's, sSs is1fy rns %s
d.phs bbls s. eS and n by bulk g io refined
prime prime WHITE s wnr yeew geo sc
American 5ee; inseed. Arsrican boiled 5se:
Calcutta s3c; Western Hnseed PC under
brands; lard oil. 6346se.
PROYIsIONS-There was very strong undertone In
provision market all day. with active demand from
shorts and for outside account the big
operating bull side. The strength OF grain wss an
Important the advance. Closing prices were
s Csc the ss! sR G as % 5 a"as esso
receipt ana ano,ea az as p9as any IS GOO
s4 soasS ebert slssf % ,an,,S st Soqs,S
$40 30; extra India ness sisasis; BEEF HAMS
g ~ ss qas1 p qgOsa sSan1s., 9o1g
onoted 5iaasNc Pickled hams dun; quoted. slz@9Ac
WsTAILOw-FirIn city. sc; country 5a5 LARD
on.a ard strong: quoted South America. s4oc
nent 7eoc; Brazil kegs o 4oe Compound quiet quoted
Gy 5Sa5xc; western ossas TEAHINE'-
SRfe.tA quiet unnterestng market prevailed for
~ ~ ny buyers and sellers being too far apart FOR
nns,ness Quotations follow; lomsstc' common 70 low
ar IA ,o e head 3na611c; Patna 4s.h5Ae; japan 4%4
~ ~ lava 4A aikc; Rangoon, in bond 2M2he
St,GAR-Ordsrs were imited IN tne naiksi ior rennea
.ssr 70 supplying the immediate wants OF buyers The
'nGer,one however steady at unchhngti list prices
Cur loaf crushed and don,inoes &C. a monia A. Ssse
dd and fruit powdered 56oc: Eagle confectioners
rsn,,lated eagle and extra nne graunt-
a 4 alc Z rb bags and 10 naRs or fne
Eagle ns 40 S No
1,r. Nos and 8. Bloc; No A. 603c; No 8 DC; No g.
1..ecc. No T. 4s5c: No g.. A7bc;. no 9 7oc; No 10
.es 81 e S esoc me marie. isd inactive
but nomnay steady oertnss were very aesTs t9r s
New-York tribune., 1901-01-06

spot dul! quotations &c higher on
s BASS OF le1%e FOR miediing upland and lOc for mid
eiig buf. Southern spot markets telegraphed
nAo2s: New-orleens firm and 1-lsc up al 3-l6c;
alr1nee 20 s1ccs Charleston firm, unchanged at 9hc;
mii'nington firm, unchanged at s%c Norfolk steady,
4-lse advance at el6c; Baltimore nominal, unchanged
:, zoe; Memphis arm 9ssc, unchanged; Arm,
tsrnated receipts tomorrow New-Orleans from
,zyr 70 1900 bales, against 1O639 week ago and
ossl ast year: at Houston from $500 TO $500 bales
sSsnst c2s last week and 8s3 bales Alfred
y sheDperson Issued his annual book Cotton Facts
To-Day IN which he considers total OF the indi
Gated crop 10000 bales. distributed fol-
.sf; North Caroline. $4,000 bales; South caroisna
"D Georgia and Florida, l3J00o0 Alabama. 100000;
Mississippi i.o2o Texas Indian
rerory and Oklahoma $4,000; Arkansas 100000;
Tennessee Minnesota and virginia 275.Oo0. Mr.. shep
prrsop thinks that the bales will average somewhat
heavier than last season end that the quality OF
me crop 's quite satisfactory. The Southern
mills, he have taken much less cotton
thsn 20 this time last season thus permitting
isker 20 the ports and increasing TO that e
ent the quantity brought into sight September
from Cotton that the largest shipments
.ron India Europe 500 bales
~ leaf 81, but there 10000 spindles IN
India is there and IS only the surplus
~hi,h exported, The Egyptian expected 70
tt han last by tho equivalent OF 10000 bales OF
~ NJ anc the quality Sc below the average have been
IN British Or additional spndes
vtsrte9 in United quite a large
ufnt~f the latter the
eeson All OF mills everywhere erected 20
be their fuI. capacity additions
the With the settlement OF
nc Chinese complications and renewal OF trade with
manufacturing the consumption os the worlds mills
VII s'eorb all of this sons crops.
Receipts at the ports interior points to-day
psrsd With The day week and last year:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-06
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Ian 6 (speciaD-Wheat prices to-day
advanced &c bushel and receded very little from
the top. There has been big market all the week.
but to-day's was broader than any far The
trade was probably influenced by the intimation
from good sources that Keene had been the big
buyer here early in the week through COunselman
& Day Even more potent than any sentimental
desire 20 follow Keene the continued increase
In the volume OF the outside speculation. There
was a good deal OF profit taking by local holders
but the general commission demand took care OF all
the offerings. May opened from 7sls TO 1914. sold
between 1885 and 19e and closed at ISQ7sSs. There
were plain evidences of more Wall Street buying.
The news considerations cut little figure. IL was
a sentimental situation. with broadening of the
market Western receipts were less than last year
$40 cars at Minneapolis and Duluth. against 40
cars, and 10000 bushels at primary points. against
$4,000 Clearances were hberal-595O00 bushels. A
little cash business done by way of Galveston
10000 bushels Cables fraction lower. Ar
gentine offerings are declared light and shipments
promising small. Wheat prices tonight are &c over
last Saturday and &c higher than the low figures
of ten days ago
The corn leaders were heavy buyers to-day. the
Cudahys taking the early. and Patten taking
a million more later. The market advanced 5sc
and held it. Prices show an advance for the week
OF lac. May to-day opened from sac 10 Csc, sold
from s7a.c TO Ssac. and closed at SSisc sellers. As
the advance continues. the country offers less.
There a fair shipping demand. Receipts We're
3g7 cars. with contract The estimate for
Monday was 5s2 cars. There were enormous clear
ances 1,f54 coo bushels. The big holders the
Cudahys; they have been the buyers for week.
Patten was probably covering shorts to-day. To-
nights price for oats 2SAc Is the best since last
October The market to-day advanced Sc. and up
nc since last Saturday. The two large long lines.
the Cudahy and the American Cereal. are steadily
being added 10. They probably aggregate 100000
bushels.
Flaxseed was nomnally unchanged, the May 81 81,
the January 81 IS bid. OH is dull at around sac.
There were 90 cars OF seed at the three points.
against 10 last year
Pork to-day advanced 650T5c, lard 20c and ribs
2oG25c. The Cudahys buyers OF lard. and
the Cudahy following Is increasing. Pork advances
so easily because the pork stock is so small. The
Cudahys the leaders with presumably large
lard line bought.