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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
1.-THE" BALL GAME.
Local Newspaper Men to Cross Bats
at League Park.

The Age-Herald and the Birmingham
News baseball teams will close the sea-
son Monday with the warmest game that
has ever been pulled off at West End.
The best seats are selling at public auc-
tionA for $3.50 and up. Any one Wishing
to have a seat with cushions reserved
may do so by applying to Mayor Drennen.
The News has already beaten The Age
Herald twice this year, but The Age
Herald is still game and proposes to at
least win one game before the season is
over.
The batteries and the names of s1e
Ilayers is a profound secret known only
to the park keeper
Everybody welcome, but don't knock.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
Pittsburg Takes Two.

Pittsburg, August 16-Pittsburg won
both games by all-around better playing
than Philadelphia Both games abounded
in brilliant fielding. Leaehs steal home
from third while Iberg was pitching one
of his slow curves, set the fans wild At
tendance 1900
Score of first game R.H.E.
Pittsburg. .. . ..os0010O0s 81 u Y
Philadelphia. =. 100000 IL 8 1
MISUNDERSTANDING and ZImmer; Frazer
and Doom.
Score of second game: R.H.E.
Pittsburg... :. =. Il 2 o. 0 0 g &c 1
Philadelphia. =. .0200000 % 4 l
Batteries-Leever and Smith; Iberg and
Douglass.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
soUsA AS A PITCHER.
The "March King" Is Receiving Nu-
merous Challenges From Swell Clubs.

Atlantic City, August 1s-Since making
his debut as pitcher for his nine, COM
posed of members of his band, John
Philip Sousa has been the recipient of
hundreds of letters and challenges.
His career as a pitcher for half an in
ming was enough to make people eager
to see the March King in the box
again, and his team has been challenged
by some Of the swell country clubs
throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and New York.
Mr. Sousa cannot accept any of these
challenges as he leaves at the conclusion
of his engagement here for his regular
seasons concerts.
He can pitch a very swift BAN, nut has
no curves to back his speed up When
pitching In Philadelphia last year he
threw his arm out of joint. and 1t has
caused him, considering he has to use it
four hours each day directing his band,
more or less pain ever since.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
Cleveland. d: WASHINGTON. 8.

Washington, August 16.-Moores clever
pitching and the fielding of the Cleve-
land team was strong features in to-
days game. Attendance 9444. Score:
R.H. e.
Washington E. 100000 Z 2
Cleveland e. =. ..021000 90 0 IA 10
Batteries: Carrick and Clarke; Moore
and Bemis.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
ST. Louis. 10; BROOKLYN. q.

st. Louis, August 16.-Brooklyn was de-
cisively beaten by ST. Louis in the OPEN
ing game of the series today. Ten me,.
faced Hughes in the sixth inning and five
scored. Attendance 5000. Score: R.H.E.
st. Louis :. . ....01s005O 80 10 2
Brooklyn. .. =. 30 FL 0001 o. 9 6
Batteries-M. O'Neil and J. O'Neil;
Hughes and Ahearn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
Boston, 7; Detroit, 1.

Boston, August 16.-Fast fielding by the
locals won the game today. Up to the
eighth Mercer was very puzzling, allow
ing but four hits. Attendance 751S. Score:
R.H.E.
Boston 80. .... OO0O015-7 10 o
Detroit -. 49,. 20 o 0 o 0 0 o. / 10 /
Batteries-Dineen and Warner; Mercer
and Mcclure
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
Boston, 8; Cincinnati, I.

Cincinnati, August 16-Fully 10000 peo-
pie saw the Cincinnati team go down
to defeat this afternoon before the Bos-
tons 1t was not. however, without one
of the gamest struggles ever seen on the
local ball field. The event of the day
was the stepping down and out of John
r. Brush from Cincinnati baseball circles
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17
HENLEY SENT TO
THE TALL TIMBER
Coal Barons Batted the Mighty
TwirIer All Over Field
NINE RUNS IN THE EIGHTH
Frank Smith Did Good Work in the
Box and Could Have Done
Better If It Had Been
Necessary.
SOUTHERN: LEAGUE STANDING.
Games YESTERDAY.

Birmingham Is. Atlanta G.
Shreveport 6, Little Rock 8.
Memphis G. New Orleans l.
Chattanooga 81, Nashville 1-S.
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ST. Louis, ~; Baltimore, 5.

Baltimore, August 1.-THE st. Louis
American league club had an easy time
with Baltimore today in game char
acterized by long hits. Attendance. 2456
Score: R.H. e.
Baltimore =. :. IL 011020 0-5 8 I
st. Louis =. :. 30 2 0 AZ 0 3 Oh 10
Batteries: Shields, Hale and Robinson;
Powell and Kahoe.
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Chattanooga. 81; Nashville, 81.

Chattanooga, August 16.-Chattanooga
and Nashville broke even in double
header here today. In tho first game
Nashville was unable to hit Brennan
safe In the second Hill was an enigma.
Roths home run being the only score.
while Ely was hit hard and supported
poorly. Score:
First game Hi T.
Nashville 80. 30 OF y l
CHATTANOOGA =. ...0200 0001*-3 8 2
Batteries-Bailey and Fisher; Brennan
and Roth.
Second game X LIZ
Nashville ... ..1o00100 01-S 8
Chattanooga -. 100000 o. 4 8
Batteries-Hill and Fisher; Ely and
Roth
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17

Birmingham 5. Two-base hits-EIoffmeis-
ter, F. Smith. Three-base hits-Winters,
Busch. Sacrifice hits-Brown 2, DIESEL, f.
Smith. Stolen bases-Frank ?, Valdois,
Hoffmeister, Leidy, DIESEL. Double plays
Lawler to Hutton, DIESEL to Lawler.
Bases on balIs-On Henley 3. Hit by
pitcher-By Henley g. Struck out-By
Henley /; by Smith 1. Wild pitch-Henley
/: Smith l. Tine of game zl5 Umpire,
Cline
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. 6; Chicago. 8.

Chicago August 16-After striking out
the first four men, Lundgren weakened
and allowed the visitors to bunch hits
and win the game. Attendance $780, Score:
RH. e.
Chicago. ... =. >. 81 100000 O-S 10 3
New York E. =. :. % 0 2 0 0 10 IA 2
Batteries-Lundgren and King; Taylor
and Rowernan
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 2; Chicago, 1.

Philadelphia, August 1.-THE largest
crowd of the season today saw the home
club defeat Chicago. It was a close
contest in which Wadder and Griffith
battled for supremacy. Attendance, 49,,
745. Score: R.H. u.
Chicago =. E. .....0000O1O OO-1 6 0
Philadelphia :. . ..6002000 - 10 1
Batteries: Griffith and Sullivan; Wad-
dell and Schrecker
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1902-08-17

Little Rock. August 1s.-shreveport won
todays game in the first. third and fourth
innings. Little Rock could not touch
Clausen until the fourth inning when
Persons went in Score: RH.E.
Little Rock ...00O30 0000-9 2
Shreveport ... ....3 0 ! 1 l 0 0 OF 3
Batteries-Allemange and Lynch; Clau-
sen, Persons and Mcclure.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Louisville S-13, Minneapolis so.
Columbus 5, Milwaukee 4.
Indianapolis so, st. Paul Ia.
Toledo II, Kansas City 10.
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Hitchcock Nominated.

Omaha, Neb., August 16.-Gilbert NJ
Hitchcock, proprietor of the World-Her-
aid was today nominated by the demo-
Gratis of the Second congressional dis
frict
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Athletics Badly Beaten.

The T. c. ]. team defeated the Athletics
at West End park and took the lead for
the ahamninnship. The Athletics got a
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14

- John P. Nelson: veals 12s y. at IS; DO a4O
- H Il Hollis: veaIs 125 n. at SIS buttermilks 100
s Sanders: "a veals. n. at Ss do, 1l2 n.
5. Judd Co: veals III n at s. 70
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. Including Is cars
cect were BIZ 630T head. making. with the
stock carried over from yesterday. total Of 25 cars
% De sold, il at Jersey City lte SiXtietlst
sheep ruled slow. lambs slow d decline ranging gen
orally rrom ijc 2jc 100 n. Four Of stock
We're carried over. sheep sold at SASS per 100 10;
lambs at 50 S01S6 90; 81 Dressed ulutto
SdS12c Ii, dressed lambs -ac; country dressed
Sales-J- H Hume x Bro $50 State lambs. 80 70
average at SO % 100 b l0l do 81 n at So 90 100
do 93 fb So s.. 6+ DO. So n, So 5. SO do 50 n
al So so IA state sheep IOS n az s. so DO S5 10 az s.
50 50; 2nS - n, S6 50; - n 81,
do 100 n 81 50 clipped sheep IS 10. at 81
D Harrington: 54S Buffalo lambs % 70. ST so: 226
do 73 n. at S6 62l- lI6 State do s5 n So 81; Is
State sheep % h AT 81
Newton & Co: 200 state lambs IS n at SO 90
Mcpherson & Co; 100 State lambs. 20 n. So 90.
224 Ohio "a 70, So 10; Ohio sheep So So
Kerns Commission Company: poo Buffalo lambs Il 10.
at Sd 25; 229 Buffalo do. IS n. AZ 81 So
:. Judd * Co: l9l state lambs s. n. at So 80.
Andrew Mullen; l99 Buffalo lambs, s5 ID Sc so.
George & l. $ Dnenback. 211 Buffalo lambs 20 n, at
So 80: 81 bucks and culls 80 n. at S4.
J. ., Curtis & Son: 3 sheep 12T 10 at 81 80.
HOGS-Receipts, 2S5l2 5741 head; only head
at sass per n for extreme weights.
Sales-S. Judd & Co. date yesterday: Sc Western
hogs, l4S N average. at S6 - 100 n.
Sanders date yesterday: 70 State hogs, i25 n at
J. H. Hume & Bro date yesterday: SO State hogs.
Andrew Mullen Gate yesterday: State hogs. Iss 10
at Sc 40; rough, go n, at 50 40.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cabes-spot cotton
hardening: sales 1000 bales speculation ana eaaio.
lalcding upland 7-32d. Futures opened steady o1.
4fsd advance. closed steady. 55E44 ponls A4seI
Aarrl March-Aprl 44s rs: April-Alay. 449s,
June-July and July-August i.4g1zo, AugusI-Sep-
ef 3qt-b. Maachester-Iarns and c4oths quiet
--OUR-The -four market was steady ana Dlsl,s = -
active a old prices. Quoted: Spring patents
siraignt s. s0Qs3 90; winter Patents 20 -
-eFS5 30: extra No winter, 50 logS3 ~ s no Gs'
- s9gS22 spot and arrive. RYE FLO
ss9 Fa- good So 25as3 20; choice TO fancy - -
80 ~. Cuoted-
. 5sqSz GAEAISteady St1otead a.
sAe g9lse yellow. 81 o50S1 50, coarse q 9OaSL .
-FEED-Very dull quoted: spring pfah spol'
eek SIS 75aS19: spring bran, middlng. SlS 2OaS-z:
--se winter bran $50. eity bran. SO % buck"neaI
ils s2i 70; ccrnneal $50 lnseed oil cake 80 corn
&24 honniRy chop, S2l: Oilr1eal. S%iqS<c
SAIaS-WF5EAT-Prices Tor wheat declined again yes
@ reaching about the point OF the season. itn
lon feature and support except taat iurIllsned
g 4 grain. IN al essential points the crop
"eather stin favorable. although clear IN
w. Part Of the belt where were noted on
f,-s1lay- Temperate also declined little, ana Il
Nortn.Vest sJpgesfed still
- crop, although felt alarmed over
n owing present satisfactory conditions Most
80 Ac per bush The decline favored exporters who
@-at 80 loads. than half of Il being at New
frfs ne latter included loads No ! Northern Mani
.'5sh No Northern Sew-York old, loaos 10 :
- Isn Manitoba, loads No ! hard Manitoba. load
III .--flnern Aew-York and loads spring. also
theres 70 loaoE The primary movement was aDout
bosn last year. In the Northwest Ss2 cars
ffsfs ec against 236 ago. Speculative
fba vas mostly for local account and not active
.,.att nc1fs when Liquidation quite
sso, eaktess also appeared In foreign markets. IAy
ecxn ossns ad lower Paris ms 10Q2o points
s Gay. Se4DoaFd ciearasssss Included ssoeOo
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-Yorz, March Is. 1902
BEANS AND PEAs-The situation is without change
of moment The standard varieties OF domestic white
beans having a moderate jobbing demand and are
choicest qualities
Of doing, exceptional a
1T+te more money obtained for fancy stock
-Tsy are steady white kidney yellow and
o,,r have very Foreign beans
offered quite freely
7oie. Beans choice, bush. 81 l5dS2 II
AZ medium choice 81 70dSl 12i2 do choice. 81 6Tz6D
81 20. do red choice s. l0gS2 l2 do white kid
new choice 81 30; do yellow choice 81 200 So -; do
t5oc turtle SOUP choice 81 TO do lima California SO
norted marrow, round S2GS2 10; do medium. 81 556D
es green peas bags 81 479 do Scotch bags, 81 57s
aS1 90. 49,, ,.-., % ,z.. +.,5a, .. H..
oders little confidence in the market especially
goods. and there steady 10 nrn feel
, N slich The demand not active. but buyers
toez a fair quantity Of stock and II looks as II the
clean pretty well this week Prices
@ changed for OF the grades Of fresh creamery but
ta creamery Of high quality is doing little better
No change State dairy; supply and demand are both
Imitation Is nFm Fresh rac
y Continues scarce and all grades command fun prices
renovated butter inquired for and the best marks are
quote: Creamery, extras, 10
On 5a a-s,s 25ikG26c: do seconds 24325c do lower
aIaa3o; do held. fancy. gao: DO nrSts. 22 @c
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
OTHER MARkrrs-RY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. March 13.-Cattle-Recepts. $500 head in
Cudng 2T5 Texans. slow others steady to
strong; good S6 iOGBS6 95 medium
s. 25aS6 90; stocers feeders, s. 5O0S5 25 cows
81 40aS5 80. heers, 81 50dS5 60 81 4OTS2 40
bulls 81 50G$4 90 calves, S3GS6 90 Texas fed
row. 2HO0- left 1000; &c higher closing
dun mixed butchers S5aS6 90 good choice heavy
So iOaS6 so. rough heavy So CTSB light S66S6 -
bulk Of sales So l0dS6 10 Sheep-Receipts 5000 head
sheep and lambs active and good choice wth
ers 81 5OaS5 -; Western sheep and yearngs 81 600
Cincinnati, March 12-Hogs active, 81 300S6 60 Cattle
strong, 81 5a$5 30 Sheep steady. 81 I5S5 so, Lambs
strong, 81 75QSG 80
East Buffalo March 13.-Cattle receipts light; nun
strong Veals. $7G$T 70; good SJSG -
Hogs-Receipts 2O40 head; fairly active and 5R10c
higher closing strong. supply short OF demand
Workers SIS 5OGS6 so; Hight SO 35S6 packers
Sc GOdS6 choice heavy So 65HS6 TO- pigs, S6QS6 II
TouEhs 81 9OdS6 10; s. 25QS4 so Sheep lambs
Receipts. 1000 head fun firm for sheep and yearugs;
S6 SO; good choice SIS 4oRS6 50 culls fair - - "a
Sc - sheep choice handy wehers. s. 5OdS5 10
mixed 81 TOGS6 80. Culls common, $40
heavy export 81 eS % yearltngs choice wehers
s. gJTS6
City March I3-Cattle-Receipts. 500 natives
export dressed steers So 2OdS6 so
good S5aS6 5 stocers and feeders 50 . asa 50; West
fed 50 50GS6 Texas Indian 81 50
50 80, Texas cows s. 2jInS4 50; $3GS5
heifers. S4T$5 so, Gamers. s. 5GS3 % bulls So 25G
81 80. calves, s. 5OS6 HOgsReceipts 300 head;
ke opened &c higher closed with advance lost. SO
bulk Of sales. Sc l0GS6 55: heavy S6 45GS6 30 mixed
packers, SO l5ds6 So light s. +5d$6 2O pigs S5GS5
SheepReCeips 1000 head; market strong &c higher
native lambs. S6 20TS6 90 Western lambs S6T$6 35;
native wethers s. 25dS5 s.; Western wethers 81 35G
s. s5 yearngs IS 7oGS7; ewes 81 sass so culs and
faa1er
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-YorB, March i3 1902
BEEN ES-ReCeiptS Is cars, Isl head.
signed direct exporters and slaughJerers Dressed
beef steady. city dressed native sides,
Cables live cattle selling
dressed weight, refrigerator beef per n The
Trinidad carried Bermuda to-day 53
and $50 quarters OF beef, latter estimated. exports
reported for
CALVES-Recepts were 40 head. direct and 2s6
to be sold. Of which 200 SiXtieh-st. balance
Jersey City The market ruled steady fun
clearance Of the pens. Veals sold a Sass per 100
70. bunch SIS 50 city dressed veaIs 99i21zc per
70; country dressed slow a 6GIOizc.
Salss-J- II. Hume Bro: veaIs n, average
at s. 90 per 100 Tb; do 1877 ~ at IS; do 122 n
J. c. Curtis & Son: SO veals .I2s n. at IS; 2s do
CO II. IS; l harnyard calf. $50 NJ a So 50.
6 do, I4T 70. 81; fed calves 235 10 at s4 - W
Andrew Mullen: S yeals, .23 n. At % a6 m
at SO 80; S do. 76 n at IS IS ~ - 49,
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London March 13-The offerings at the wool auctIon
to-day numbered 1892 bales The attendance was
competition spirited. Demand good
especially from the home trade Scoureds larger
readily. Nerinos
secured generous Crossbreds ysra
very hrm the Continent moderately and 70 the
home freely. Cape OF Good Hope and sold
briskly. Falkland Island clip in demand
Following the sales: New South Wales, B.
secured 9lsdQls "a; greasy. 81 alOd. Queensland 200
hale occurred. TdGls 6ad: greasy. 3GTlad Victoria
9dIis 4led; greasy 3i4dTIs Soutb
Australia bales 94dG1s 4d greasy 6q9lad
est Australia 2,40O bales greasy 3isNIOd New
Zealand 1so0 bales: secured. 5G6d: greasy 3%a7i4d
Good Hope and Natal, O0O bales
SID. greasy. 3l-Gs-ed Falkland Islands 200 bales:
greasv 2lsa5etd.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14

csh OF wheat and $4,000 bbIs Of -four Quotations n.
red s5 iIeai, o afoat basis. were follows No
NorFbe9+ &c; No N91theru Nev-York s47sc old: No
No MI YORK s3isc, No hard Manitoba, s73sc:
Manitohs Manitoba SAC. all prompt 10 Northern
hard T oxx7sG No = Northern Duluth, So &c 2
iork 81 SC all
arti-s m moke IN the last hour firm fairly
~ AL markets. with feeling rather he
a. IL 7e d continued light movement May Up 10
llel lost close under
be cabIr FRIDAY Chicago expected only ~ corn
-. T.es closed fairly steady unchanged. No ex-
5cc5t m @ was reported York but local
CO.. -. -'V'g bush No ; and 800 bush 2 G
seIe sold No , closed 60 &c
AZ az ~ afoat. straight No 7Oisc No white
~ ana No > yellow AT 70lsc. all o
roe, , usual the May option a. Chicago showed the
.J.,nsLn being sustained all day by bull inter
cr "le ne July weakened somewhat in the afternoon
ne market closed firm spot of
DIsIl No : oats quoted &c; No g. glc.
-oi. Whlte. 54c: No 3 white 53i5c: mixed 521
stack white l3a5Sc. No white clips 81 lzc....
~. IfSLE-alaTkej weak. No Western 64Ac. and No
p 81 n % both afoat; State rye. 60dGIc...
80 AlaEIet e-N Feeding quoted 65165c
ana mating At 6e4I2c. both I New-Tor6
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool March 13.-Closing: Wheat-Spot No . red
Western winter steady 6s ID No California
futures eteady; March 6s 1'sd May, is ad CornSpot
steady. American mixed. Is nd American mixed.
old 5s I'd; futures quiet March, So isd May, Esd
Peas-Canadian steady, 6s Sd FiOur-St Louis fancy
winter firm Hops LGndOn-PaCihc firm.
l5sdE4 Beef firm; India mess 79e. Pork
firm. prime Western. 72s. cut IA to
l6 10. steady 46s Cd Bacon steady Cumberland
30 n. steady AIS Cd. short rib IS long
clear middes light 2s 70 81 70 45s long clear uldde,
heavy. 35 n. AS Sd: backs n
Sd; bellies. Il 1G n as cd. shoulders
Square I3 steady 3Js 81. steady. Ameri-
refined In pals ass Sd: prime Western in tierces.
Butter firm finest United States 95s. good United
7Os. Cheese firm; American white
ored 52s. Tallow-Prme city Arm, Dos Cd Turpentue-
Spirits 31s Cd. I-nseed oil quiet Sis
Refined steady. Tisd. Rosin-Common firm, As 80.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Egrk, March I2 1902
C0FFEE--"7i.e at ore time showing considerable
strength re ooree market finished the day precisely
where Z beEar. az ast nights bids with sentiment
very much mixed though rather bearishv inclined The
opened steady, wh prices unchanged and for the
rst n the morning was quiet and narrow The
foreign market news II Indifferent puruor- and
Cspis were quite as large anticipated The
bull leaders endeavo-ed advance prices and for
tne succeeded bidding late months 5GI0 points
before t1e close importers and bear
cane aggressive. working the sole factor-bags-and
forced prices back 70 The opening bids where cut
on tlrHer 7TeTatlons Total sales were 500oO bags
much -a-ee- trade T1a1 the market
spc C-cee dun reay with prices r1r7i-a
On The basis - 5asc FOR invoice lots O. No : Rio
Ihe range ot contract prices IN the to-day
IS
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
4 DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The
y received az their EpLoWn Oflce.
Ohrlal feqal Nonres.

4 TTENT1ON Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
TISEMENT in THE CITY RECORD OF March 13 to
26 1902, Of the confirmation by supreme
the entering In the Bureau FOR Collection
ments and Arrears Of assessment for OPENING AND
AGO. IRiNG the following
BOROUGH OF, THE BRONN: path WARD. SECTION
II. EAST 1I3RD STREET OPENING. from Weeks
Street TO the Grand Boulevard and COncourse Confirmed
February II. 1902: entered March T.
EDWARD VI. CIRCUIT Comptroller.
CITY ~ Now Ynr. -ar.h
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14

Spot cotton closed quiet. with prices unchanged on ne
basis 9isc mddlng upland and csc Tor Ilacl.s
-uf sales 81 bales Southern spot markets we're e4e
grsphed as follows New-Orleans quiet unchanged az
t.e- Nfor1e nominal. unchanged al Sssc; savannah
ste1~ Lice higher at 9-i6c; Charleston STEADY al
thanFe6 a. eiLc- Wilmington unchanged. at e2c
lssI-i0ra 1onIra unchanged AZ 9isc. Augusta quiet
higher Sc, st Louis firm unchangea a. 90
Nen-Orleans for tomorrow. 4Oo
500 bales as compared with 4052 actual last week
63q9 actual last year - Houston LOT 20 o-r -
Ia 500 bales against ISL actual last week ana
..439 year.
RecelDts az The ports interior points to-day. com
r--ed Nm he same day last week and last year;
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March II. m--Cottun-Sp0t IN moderate
32d higher. American middlng 54
good middlng 3l-32i mddl!ng. 232d low middling.
AID ordinary, 4Asd. ordinary 4d The sales of the
day 1000 bales. u which 1000 were Tor speculation
and included 600 American Receipts 1900
bales including s7on American. Futures opened firm
closed steady. American mlddIing. % C.. March.
! 4S-64Q4 4a64d sellers March April 4 4S-64D
49-64d sellers April and May 49-64d sellers; May
June. 4964li+ 5tGid buyers June and july. 80 I
5Ot4d BUYERS; July and August ~ 64T4 50-G4d
August and September 4J64d buyers, September
and october 35-64q4 36 64d sellers; October and No
,nrrh.r
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
sorTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Savannah March l3-Cottcn steady; mddlng, : alec.
ddng 3l6c. good ordinary. IAtc, receipts l3a4
exports 1877 sales. 62u stock Al TJI
March l3--Cotton steady: miidling. 9-l6c,
low middlur Nc good ordinary Ssc. net receipts L+tt
bales. L94G shipments l6S5, sales 100 stock
1892.
New-Orleans March 13-Cotton quiet; middling s'sc;
middling 5-lGc. good ordinary receipts,
231 bales the Continent 500. sales. 5000,
New-York tribune., 1902-03-14
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