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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-12-12
Fire in Chicago Hotel Results in
the Loss of Fodrteen
Human Lives.
HORROR IN HEART OF THE CITY
Hotel Was Filled with Guests, Many
Being Farmers Attending
the Stock Show.
Some Leap to Death, While Others
Perish in Their Beds-Heroic
Rescues by Firemen.

Chicago, Dec. 5.--Fourteen per-
sons met death in a fire in the Lin
coin hotel, l76 Madison street at
o'clock in the morning. Very little
damage was done to the hotel, but the
smoke was So dense that the persons
who met death were overcome and
died before assistance could reach
them.
FollOwingare the names of the dead:
A. B. Coon, Marengo, Ills; f. l..
Ewing, Marionette, o.; G. p. Cowan:
ST. Louis; e. +. Boswell, regular
guest; T. V. Slccum, Wauconda. Ills:
Edward Toner, Milwaukee; III. X.
Woods, Lebanon, Ind; l. G. Yocum
Davenport, Ia; w. +. Hellberg, f
w. Corey, Bucyrus, O.; Samuel Yocum
Davenport, Ia; Ward Lowe, Sechlers
vile, Wis; M. NJ. Fardy, formerly OF
GAINESVILLE, Wis; Unidentified man,
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-12-12

THOMAS B. REED.
der to stimulate his kidneys, which
were failing to perform their proper
function At 5 p. M the saline solu-
ton again was administered. The heart
became weaker and weaker, fut the
patient metained consciousness until II
q. m Saturday, when q complebe coma
came ON.
His Wife and Daughter Present.
AT the bedside when me died were
Mrs. Reed and Miss Catherine Reed,
Doctors Gardner, Macdonald, Bishop
and Goodnow, and the nrTlses. DR..
Goodanow, gwho had been i'm comsulta-
tom with tine local physicians Thurs
day, WAS again summoned from Phila-
delphia Saturday and arrived here at
$50 %. m. Reeds mind was im such
a state during the day that he did not
realize the seriousness of his condi-
ton. He WAS cheerful, and coHwersed
with those about his bedside When it
became apparent that he would not
survive his illness, the wife and Gaugh-
ter Were notified and they remained
constantly ,atttne bedside until the dis
tinguished patient breatT1ed his EAST.
With only a faint hope of saving his
life oxygen was administered thmosgh-
out the day.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-12-12
DEATH STRIKES REED
At the National Capital, Where He
Gained His Fame, the
Summons Comes.
GEAR" SPEAKER PASSES TO REST
Story of His Illness Which Lasted Less
Than a Week.
Brief Moves OH the Salient Points OF a
GEAR" SPEAKER PASSES TO REST
Brief Moves on the Salient Points OF q
Life That Helped Make His
Iory-His Celebrated
Ruling.

Portland Me-, Dec. 9.-In the parish
house Of the Unitarian church lies the
body of Hon. Thomas Bracket Reed.
This forenoon his friends, who include
every man, woman and child in the
city of Portland, were permitted to
gaze for the last time upon his face.
Later the funeral ceremonies will be
held
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-12-12
Fire-Escape Gives Way.

The fire started Oh the second floor,
presumably from a lighted cigar
dropped on the carpet. Guests occupy
ing upper room in the front part Of
the hostelry, aroused by the screams
Of woman, were able to escape down
the stairway, and about thirty people
reached safety by means of the fire
escape. To add to the horror, how
ever, this gave way while others were
attempting 10 escape, and three men
were dashed to death on the pave
ment of the alley below.
All but fourteen of the guests at the
hotel were out of town persons. Most
of them came to Chicago to attend the
international live stock show. Up to
10 O'Clock at night persons were taken
in at the hotel and i'm every room or
place in which cot could be erected
it is said guests We're accommodated.
At that time q large number of stock
men with their families were turned
away The hotel was filled.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-12-12

Famous CartoOaist, stricken by Yellow
Fever, Passes Away.
GuayaquiI, Ecuador, Dec. S.-Consul
General Thomas Mast died yesterday
at noon, aftef three days illness from
yellow fever. He was inferred at
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 30-Cattle-Receipts. 800 head; market
nominal: good to prime ssqss T5 poor medium.
stockers and feeders So 50S5 5O heifers 90
ass 5OQS2 so: bulls 81 J0S5 calves 81
81 S3GS3; Western steers s4gS5 so
Hogs-Recelpts 1900 head tomorrow. 2Oo: left
over 1000 market steady mixed and butchers
81 I0aS7 So good choice heavy 81 40$I 40; rough
heavy. 95ds7 light s7GS7 so: bulk of sales 81 25
81 45. Sheer-Receipts 1,O00 head sheep and lambs
steady; good So choice
East Buffalo Aug. 3O-Cattle-Receipts $50 head;
steady: 75ass. Hogs-Receipts. $500
head; active; pigs 25Q30c lower; other grades
steady heavy 81 5O0S7 mixed 81 70ST S5; Workers
80: light Workers s. S0S7 40; pigs S.qSI 10;
hogs sease 80: s5Qs5 80; grassers $!asI 90:
Receipts Slow lambs SO 15as5 rs; yearings
s4G$4 23: wether So 1884 ewes s3as3 5 sheep 81 10
4s3 50.
East Liberty Aug. 30-Cattle steady choice. 81 5O@
81 75 prime S7Ds7 %: good. So 5odS6 90 Hogs lower
prime heavIes 81 7ogs7 IS; mediums 81 So: heavy york
roughs s8ase so Sheep slow best wethers SO I5QS4:
81 50ds2; choice lambs, s. 4OGs5 CO.
veal calves 81 254SI 10.
Kansas City Aug 0--Catte-Receipts 200 head: mar
unchanged choice and dressed beef steers
81 20Gss 81 60s1 15 sockers and feed
81 5oGs4: Texas cows 81 75@s2 native 81 500
heifers s2 5Q$5 S1Gs2 bulls.
81 5O@S4 5O calves s2G$5 So Receipts the week 65
100 and $3.50 calves. HogsRecepts. 1.S00 head;
market &c higher stuff here: 81 GO:
bulk of sales. s. s59s5 So heavy s. 5GgSI co. mixed
pigs, SO s0GSI. Receipts the 10000
Sheep nominal native lambs So 2odS5 60; Western
S36S5; native wethers So 40GS4 Western wehers.
81 0Ods9 fed So 35Gs4 Is; Texas clipped
feedrs 81 SG9s2 90 Receipts for the week. A. 100
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. August So 1902
SEEyES-No receipts, and sales reported. Dressed
steady dressed native sides general sales SgII
per Cables received quoted American steers al
12a013c dressed weight; refrigerator beef at 1tsqZc
10 The following exports are reported for tooy:
The Liverpool about 1900 quarters OF oee
Minnehaha London $40 cattle and 100 quarters
Pretoria for Bermuda 102 cattle. 90 sheep ana
about 120 quarters. -, .,., -.
CALVES-Ne receipts; 50 head sale at Sixtieth-st
No sales reported City dressed veals 97G12ac per 10
dressed 91sG11c; dressed grassers putterIs
fed calves 6GS1zc-
SHEEP AND L.AMBS-ReceIpts. including cars direct
to sIaughterers 1914 Ass head making;
from yesterday total or lSs
solids ct Jersey City and III at Sxtieths
Sheep steady. dull and depressed
of sales showed still further slight De
cline About Of stock unsold Sheep SOFA
5odS3 so 100 1o culls at 81 so; lambs at Sg
IS So Dressed mutton. 5qTc per ~ dressed lambs iza
saies-s Judd & Co.: 212 Kentucky lambs 65 70 aver
age IS 121s per 100 r II Buffalo do. 81 10, at % 90
1i0 do s. 121a 10 Buffalo sheep 81 10. at So So
20 Kentucky do. los 10. at So so. 49, ,o,
Tobin shannon 241 Indiana lambs. II 10, at So III
Kentucky do So S.: is Indiana sheep. ia ID at
So 25: 100 Kentucky do. 1of 10. at 50 10. -
Kerns Commission Company: 146 Kentucky sheep; ~
fb at S3 %: Co. So do $50 b, at y 5o;
81 Virginia do teus) 7S 10. at 81 so
Newton & Co.: $50 Kentucky lambs 90 ID, at 50 %;
292 Virginia do, 60 ID. S5 50 West Virginia
sheep. 130 SO 25 Kentucky do 13S H. at IS 20
Harrington & Co: go West Virginia lambs, ID 10 at
IS 80. ,
HoGs-Receipts cars e2s head; sale alive:
Market nominally Country dressed 1O9let2c lor
medium to light weights.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
A NEW MOTOR BICYCLE RECORD
a A HANSEN. OF MINNEAPOLIS. RIDES 0S474
MILES IN TwENTY-FoUR HOURS.

Chicago Aug Sl-A. a. Hansen, of Minneapolis.
to-day completed ride on motor bicycle which
resulted in the creation OF worlds record for
mechanically propelled bicycles The rloe was
made on the Garfield Park track and was finished
a+ 90. n m when the checkers reports showed
that the oycst had ridden 6S42 miles in the jour
rev twice around the clock
Starting at 2:04 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Hansen kept al his task, stopping only ar the END
of each hundred miles Teplenish the gasolene
tank and 20 eat bit He came through without
accident though during the night he had an ad-
,-er-u-aus ride At II d. the electric lights
which encircfed the edge of the track were turned
orf End from that time until daylight Hansen was
forced 10 ride in the dark. Travelling at thlrty
miles an hour under such circumstances made II a
rjel Hansen did not TO take. and ne was
forced TO sIacken pace thus losing, il is figured
abo hundred miles
S~ISss record ride of Hansens is the first of Its
Kind In the world Already ne holds the 1000 mile
rnotor cycle road record. His machine was or
80 harsepover The worlds record for a bicycle
YropeIied by human power Is eA miles In twenty
fotr hours and is held by A E. Walters, OF Eng
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31

quotations follows: Flour Unchanged WIN
ter patents 40$3 straghts, So 1O$3 4O clears,
81 s0Q$3 spring special 81 20d$4 So patents 81 OqS3
straights, S3GS3 25 No spring wheat I2n13ci No 3.
6sQ11c: No red. = sG7214c; No yellow corn 81 sc:
No os.s. so%c; No white. 31gS5+4c: No 2 rye SIC:
81 Il: No Northwestern 81 as prime timothy seed
Sic 85Qs17 per 100 10 $40 4Ogs1o 45 short ribs
IS 621z@ 75 clear sides boxed so 75Qs1o 81 Il
Exchange to-day butter market frm creameres.
l5QIsstc dares, 1SkQ172c. Cheese steady 1091o$4c.
pnluth Aug 30-ciose: wheat-Cash. No 1 hard.
6s7sc; 1 Northern, 6S3sc No Northern 674sc; No
sprfng 651c September 72sc; December, 65Ac. Oats
September, 31a4c; December, 29S%c.
milwaukee,. Aug. 3o-Close: Wheat higher; No 1
Northern, T2Q7212c; No Northern, 7iac September.
7OSs 97O11c Rye steady No SIC Barley dull; No 2,
66c sample, 40q56c. Corn-September, 5714c.
Philadelphia, Aug. 30.-Butter unchanged; extra West
ern creamery, 191sc; extra nearby prints 2lc. Eggs
steady; nearby. loss off; fresh Western. 2c.
fresh Southwestern 19c, loss Off fresh Southern,
16G17c, loss off. Cheese firm; New-York full creams
prime small 10fs G1o5sc: NewYork full fair to
coed 1o@1o1sc Tallow steady city prime in teTces
in bbls, 5Sq57sc cakes, 6%q642c.
Minneapolis Aug 30.-Close: Wheat-September. IS y q
65ssc; December. 64a4c On track.No hard 8oSc; No
/ Northern 79&c: No Northern. 71Ac.
St. Louis. Aug. so;-Cose: Wheat-No red cash
es@IOc. cornNo cash. 55Ac; September. 501sc; De
December, 257sc; No 2 white. SEC.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
sEawANHAKA coRINTHIAN RACE.

The Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club has ar
-epped a team race to be sailed at Oyster Bay on
cantenober & between boats the knockabout
class owned by the members of the Seawanhaks
Corinthian Yacht Club and the sachems Hesn ,fi
bring their team of FIVE boats over today The he
80 ciIIhs and will become the property OF the
club winning the matSh - ,.. Ar rh,,o
dep6ia Corinthian Yacht Club for team race be,
t.laan boats Of the class. to be sailed at
t%een TTa the latter part of September.
TIE ertrsas FOR the autumn races September 4,
And are coming in rapidly. -.
The American Yacht Club Is going TO hold a
cruising race from It's cab landins 70 @ tne
Ssnfember and it's boats will then remain al Qy-
ster Bay and the open races on 'he ioAo"iiis
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
BICYCLE TRUST T4NGLE.
DIRECTORS MEET, But SAY LITTLE-A
STATEMENT PROMISED TUESDAY.

--be directors of the American Bicycle Company
at their meeting yesterday in the offices OF the
cornpany in the Park Row Building, discussed the
ouesrio1 whether the interest the gold debenture
F,o,ds which falls due September /. is 10 be
ratd or not. The payment Of the half-yeary inter
es, on the funded debts is almost the only thing
which would prevent the holders of the bonds from
taking action looking TO foreclosure and receiver
shin No formal action was taken.
Various reports regarding the affairs or the
fsicvcla T--,st have been reflected lately in the
stock market On Friday the common stock Of the
x,o,,,r.,,,, i,yo;<e and reached the bottom price
W., .a,,eral months ago. Colonel A. A Pope re-
signed as charm of the Board of Directors there
were runaors of friction between certain members
Of the board.
,,our The president of the company. r. L. Cole
nan uresided After the meeting Paul Walton.
secretary Of the company, announced that no
formal action had been taken on the qoesnon OK
the paying of half-yeary interest on the soid de-
.Ian not due on nn Taassy TSef9as SOI
x9~ @ give complete statement of the entire situa-
tSnf Mr hssi %s9en wss asked whether Mr. Pope had
peep 1hs st yes: @ Mr. Pope was here to-day. was the
Were there any resignat tons from the direo-
You must excuse me from answering thao @ qses 3E-
farther infor@atioh bui the whole Story viii be
'G5 Only l few q the directors present at the
meeting Mr.. Walton explained that good many
The following is the list of officials and direct2Es
qteaFy 9t 5hs OF ss Endsag " eoemsn
paed daeotons mai'2h aibeTf pope George
Charles A. Ames. Lndsay Coleman rs7ssf, SseoI e
EsFsouT EEsPs r. John Gzle1 kser G Lane e crane
Joseph p Bromley; yosrson n Ma'er spSldins' o'''
Az effort Vas made later to R Lindsay Cole. Cole
Il Was s saia that Presdent Coleman had ett The
sg nor aes sSs Sg George Pope eaaSTer Of the
company.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
r1-poprAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. aug. so-Closng: Wheat.SRot.No at. / red
ou,et es 10 California steady 4isd Futures quist;
September. 5s o&d; December IS Esd "orn-American
mixed spot steady SIS Futures. nominal Sepem-
ber nominal: October, S. 7sd January neW). As I'D
Coast steady iGat L4nseed oil dull ss Sd
nominal Cottonseed OIL Huh refined spot
oUiet ED Rosn~Conmon frm. Sd. Beef-Extra
india mess strong lO7s Cd. Pork-Prime Western
frm SOS Cd Short cut u to le NJ steady, SIS.
Hacon-Curnberand cut 26 80 10. firm, 5ss rib
~, firm; eos Cd long clear middles; light 2s TO
steady, 5ss Sd long clear middes heavy 35 to
5ss Cd; clear bellies. IA 10 ~ firm. 62s Sd Shoulders
Square IL to firm. fes Sc. Lard-Prme Western
in erces steady. 52s; American refined in pals quiet,
Nos Cheese quiet; American finest white AIS; coored
ass Talow steady; prime city 2Is Sd; Australian
London. Sd Turpentine-Sprts quiet. 33s 9d.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
SALES REPORTED YESTERDAY.

The McVickar Realty Trust Company has sold
for George Hoph to a Mr. Karsch for occupancy
Nh az West Eighty -second-st., four story and
h.saroAnt brounstone dwelling house a lot COX
100 feet.
J. 8 Spencer has sold No. 132 West Seventy fifth
ST a four story dwelling house, nx6ox1oo feet.
Gilbert G. Thorne. vice epresident Of the National
Park Bank is the buyer of No 40 West Fifty first
q, a four story and basement brownstone front
dwelling house on lot 22x1oo5 feet, recently sold
Mr. Thorne will occupy the house
P c. Eckhardt has sold the following properties:
The four story double fathouse No. 740 Tenth-ave.
a5xT5 feet to August Battenheuser, also in
junction with Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
e. Co, the four four story private dwelling houses
Continued ON tenth mage.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
Aailrsaos-
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

. HA1hEGoAO
AND DEsRossEs AND coRTIANDT STREETS
aThs Levin. from Ds:sfis;.:s' is.:r ts.a saa
sSss s's:is: . .as s s'fss'
s a. NJ Me1ssgt sgt Tnfre %
cars g eiSss Ss 1gE6 s.sDins Car
5a5rEEasI1 As5 soe
esFs fosd Ra
IndiapapslIs. LsaisSlIls $. T?qi. sprc1.r-xo-
hour train Ie to dhIssso s.s
S sss|ss Rabst eaf ssfs. Ssss
sss efTssf Tss 8 5sH s1ai en-
& sslisss ssSi' For
s.:s a.s
ss ssa' ESEEssS SsS sissssE
SsS $as "a STii.'
snas n 5fsss s na
e T DR'af SsIns sfs; e.: p5sai
sPi1Rs cs5 less sDnas
RATL%3YnE11ress S rs. rs ~ 10
ATIANTIc COAST LINE.-B.prsss. e-ss a. m and IS
AIs LINE iad 7, Hssr stES,
cHEsAPEAKEa e Sid 3 RAihWAY-rss e week
F6R OLD PoHs On coaFoaf fay sSd
Tsstfs' srf sa aals @ and 2ss
Cars ana ssnda d0ess On
Smoking Car Parlor Cars. Dining Car. and Stanoard
Coaches Sundays
CAPE AiAf.-1255 m. weekdays
For points New York and Long Branch Railroad uf9
West Twenty-third Street statonl seS a. m; rs *
m Teekdays Sundays I5S o s5 a. r' 30 70 p m m
l22o. 20 Saturdays only). 23o. BIO, $40 ~ oLo'
and 100 weekdays. Sundays. s-15 O. 4o a. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
810 Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets. 62ol o1
SO s55, s25 Dining Car) (e55 Penna Limitedl IVio
(Desbrosses and Corandt Streets 10. .2O Dining car
1923 Dining Carr IL SIS II 50 Dining carr Iso
Dining Carr 10 Desbrosses ard CortlanGt sIree.s
220 255. % Dining Carr. 3 80 42o A2S sDai1s 5
Car). 455 Dining Carr. $50 Dining Car: I2S SO;
s55. o. 25 D. m. 1210 night Sundays. Go I.a2 no
eoaches) s25 s55. 9.25 Dining Carl 100 tlslnlSIs LIN
955 1855 Dining Carr m. r. 80 Dining Carl dS'
Dining Carr. Dining Carr. 355. % Dining carl
455 Dining Carr 555 Dining Carr. 1855. s25 500 s23
p II 10 night.
Ticket offices 1854 Ill and 2I Broadway:
1s2 Fifth Avenue Cbeow 23d ST.: Astor House, West
Twentyhird Street Station, and stations foot or pes
brosses and Coandt Streets Court Street $50 Fulton
Street eS Broadway and Pennsylvania annex station
Brooklyn: Station Jersey The New York Transfer
Company VII call and cheek baggage from hotels
and residences through to des nation -,
Telephone '914 Street. Pennsylvania
road Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
THE WEEK IN REALTY.
DECISION OBJ THE TAX COMMISSIONERS
IN GENERAL FAVORABLY RE-
CEIVED-TRIBULATI
OF HUSTY.

The principal feature of the real estate market
last week was the decision of the Board of Tax
Commissioners to assess property at its full value
1t expected that the proposed change would
be vigorously pproved by many of the leaders In
realty transactions. But the storm of protest was
of much less fury than anticipated, and the at
titude Of approval taken by the majority OF the
giants in the market had good effect on the mar
ket. None of the people who are of the opinion
that the change Is unwse step seem 20 hold
the same views on the subject
In what way the report of the Tax Connissfun-
received BY some OF the Chronic kickers
OF the market uny be judged by the sayings Of a
who WIN here bs called Husty. Husty is one
OF the pessimists Of the market and besides he is
one Of it's greatest "eroakers.' The motto Of the
group of men Of which he seems to be the spokes-
appears to be. at is better to be sad and to
look for the worst than to he happy and expect
good days"
Eusty considers himself to be assessment ex-
pert, real estate rapid transit expert and of all
other kinds of expert work relating to the realty
market. He is In his saddest mood He has
never been known smile in the last ten years
according to his friends, except when he saw
money, and then ne smiled so viciously that Mig,
the black cat that occasionally gets into the office
of Samuel Goldsticker, at No. 115 Broadway, ran
pellmell of the Trinity Building toward the
Equitable Building, and not seen for at least
two weeks. Those who have seen Husty smile say
he tries to gather out of the past all the smiles
and pleasant looks he has missed and on his happy
occasions his face is like that of person who sees
snakes In an alcoholic delirium- A week ago yes
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
TwENTy-oNE-FooT CLAss-srART 2;so.


The Chippewa Bay Yacht Club Will challenge the
Roval Yacht Club. of Montreal for series of races
10 be sailed next year for the Seawanhaka Cup,
now In possession of the Montreal club. If the
challenge is accepted the Chippewa club will build
a new boat, all yachts now in their possession
footers The challenger will probably be built in
is
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
SPECIAL RACE FOR KNOCKAB0UTS.
HENRY H. LANDoN's THE WYNCJE FIRST
AND s. G. STEWARDS THE LUCILLE
SECOND IN sEAWANHAKA CO.
RINTHIAN CONTESTS.

In a special for knockabouts yesterday at
the Seawanhaka-Co -Corinthian course. the Wyncje,
owned by Henry II. Landon. was the victor. The
start was 500 D. m. The Wynete finished at
ished at 5:22:54; the Lucille. II. II. Landon, owner,
at 5:23:4s the Marcia, Johnston De Forest, owner,
at 5:2s:46 and the Bobs owned by W. H. w. Stew
art at 5:2s0l. The Heron. owned by S. r. Goudert
tr did not finish the race.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
NAVAL STORES.

Charleston Aug SO-Turpentine and rosin unchanged.
Savannah Aug 3O.-Turpentine firm 45c: receipts.
l. ls9 bbls sales bbls; exports. 697 bbls Resin firm
receipts 3343 bbls; 2553 bbIs exports 1sOO bbs
quote: A, G and d. 81 I5: E. 81 90; F. 81 25; G.
81 80; H 10: l. 81 95 X 81 so; NJ, So O5 N SO 50.
81 60; W w So so.
receipts IS casks Rosin steady 81 1C4SI 49, receipts
l47 bbls urpentine firm 81 40, 81 80 and 81 co.
receipts IO4 bhs. Tar frm s. 40; receipts. 6O bbIs.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
INDIAN HARBOR REGATTA.
sEpA AND JOLLY ROGER AMONG THE
WINNERS

The fall regatta of the Indian Harbor Yacht
Club was sailed yesterday the Sound. off
Greenwich and thirty-eight boats started. There
was a light southwest wind blowing and the yachts
were sent triangular courses, the longest OF
which, for the thrty-six-footers. eighteen
miles and the shortest for the saiabouts six
miles. The Leda, sailed by H. l. Maxwell. won the
cup offered by Commodore Frank Iilfor6, and the
Jolly Roger won the cup offered by ]. Kennedy
Tod for raceabouts The table follows:
sIooPs-CLAss M-so TO So FEET RACING LENGTH
START 1:aE,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

IdverpooI Aug 30, p. n.-Cotton-Spot very dull
prices Unchanged American middling 132d The
81 the day 5000 bales. Of which 1000 for
speculation and export and INCLUDED 700 American.
lean middling c. September. 47-64d buyers: Sep
teuper and October 5e644 37-64d buyers and
November 30-54d buyers; November and December.
2T-64d value December and January 25-64a4 26-64d
huyers: January February. 2564d4 26- -64d sellers
February and March "a e4G4 % s4d buyers:
April 24etd buyers; April and May 64d sellers.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
MEMPHIS ENTRIES.

Memphis Tenn. Aug 3o-The programme OF the
sacond race meeting OF the Memphis TrottinE As
so.ta,,on October Il 10 October 80 made public
- There will be eleven events for trotters
and pacing ranging in value from Eog TO S,eo
~ the meeting win be the Diamond Handicap, Oc-
tober "a With 5000 added. for 2ls trotterA
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
YANKEE DEFEATS RAINBOW IN LARCH-
MONT CLUB RACE.

4 splendid race between the 7o-footers Yankee
and Rainbow sailed yesterday in the regatta
of the Iarchnlont Yacht Club. There light
breeze from the southwest at the start, which in
creased in the afternoon. The Yankee won close
fight In the 43foot class the Effort, cleverly sailed
by Addison Hanna defeated the Dorwina. while
in the Larchmont 21-foot class the Adelaide beat
the Houri and the Dorothy
II had been expected that the 75-foot schooners
and the 6O-foot soops would also race. but the Ell
nina did show up and Mr. Smithers. the owner
of the Murie would not take sailover. The 60
footers Newport
Early in the morning the outlook for race was
very poor There was thick fog and not breath
of wind II was noon before there was any sign
of there being breeze, and then a little air came
in from the Southwest, which soon increased TO a
nice sailing breeze, that the regatta committee
made the preparatory signal at 1880 p M, ana or
dered the yachts TO sail the usual trfangleS,
the 7o-footers sailing twice around q fifteen mile
course and the i3-footers twice around an eleven
mile triangle. They went to the eastward nrst
which made ii a reach the first leg. The Rain
bow led at the start and both yachts, carrying Da
loon btopsails made quick time over the f1rst SIX
miles of the course. Then it was a beat 1or SIX
miles and the Yankee slowly but surely pulled
through the lee of the Rainbow and maintained her
lead to the finish.
sLooPs-CLAss H. 60 I'd 20 FEET RACING LENGTH
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
AMERICAN CLUB IN oNE-DEsIGN RACES

The American Yacht Club at Milton Point on the
Sound had races yesterday afternoon for the one
DESIGN classes of the club They sailed over tri-
angular courses IN a steady southwest wind. The
following is the table:
New-York tribune., 1902-08-31
mnsifal 1nsrrnrtlon.
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Aug s0.-Flour steady. wheat-spring, No
Northern rominally unchanged winter dull and easy
No 7sAe: No extra esse coFn OH eatss No NJ
do 66Ac quiet and easy; No white S4c Bar,
ley-western. 55d65c. (. Rye, No 1, 55hc. Canai
freghts firm.