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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
R1s1E pELuDEs THE QUAKERs.

THE NETWORK PITCHER WINS
GAME IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA Aug THE Phiilies were ~ %
serious factor in to-day's game. They were lin"
49,, rnar a, straw IN front OF Rusies elusive
ds,,verv and that f. all there Is to say ABOUT IT,
They made only five hits of the big fellow pl.cn,
ing. and one OF the FIVE was shady The errors u
omission on the part OF Dowd and Shugart were
WEAKNESS 10 the flesh The fielding OF uea7o' w
Davis was the redeeming feature oi '"'
Attendance GOA The score;
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ORITANI r. G.

Earned rins-Orange. :: OritaEL D. Two-bnse hits
Thomas C2, Avi Grissenger stephens O'Nel. Doilard
Three-ba hts-fIorner Moorhsad Home rur-iurphy
bases-Thonas Grisscnger Kellogg Cotter LAWYER
Cunning ~. Sacrifice tits-1hcma- oNei,l. l.cuble
pays-AviI Kellogg and Homer Dollard and Coter
bas-OT W-~t-rvelt =: on Carsey. l. Struck uu:-By
Westeryelt o: by Carey. Base on errors-Orange,
Oritani L. Left bases-Orange. 10. Passed Ml-, UNI
ing. |. Wild piich-Westeryet Time o, q; me- .,8
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feaal Notices.
A TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE AID

A TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE AID
IA vERTIsEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD CON-
mencng on the August 1897. and continuing
nine Cy days thereafter OF TIE
Court and the entering Ia
the Bureau for the Collection OF Assessments &C. o., the
assessments for OPENING AND ACQUIRING TlTbE -
following named streets and avenues IN the 23Fi
WARD FULTON AVENUE. from spring Place 70 the
23rd Ward boundary line. RIVER AVENUE. from East
144th Street jerome Avenue. EAST ls5th STREE.
Mott Avenue River Avenue.
23rd and o4tn WARDS: INWooD AVENUE. from
Cromwell Avenue Featherbed Lane MINFoRD
PLACE, from Jennings Street to Boston Road
cath WARD: EAST lIiih STREET, from southern
Boulevard the Bronx River EAST i35th STREET
from Webster Marion Avenue EAST 5Grf
STREET. from the Concourse Moshou Parkway
KEMBLE STREET. from Mount Vernon Avenue 70 Verb
Avenue. KNOX STREET. from Mount Vernon AyenGs
Verio ASHBEL T. FITCH. Comptroller
Comptroliers Offce August 3 1897.
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MAJOR POLLOCK RETIRED.

Washington Aug Major Otis W. Pollock. 2i.h
Infantry was placed the retired list to-day. hav-
ing reached the age limit. He entered the service
as lieutenant in the sd Ohio Infantry In 1861 and
the Regular Army in 1866.
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DESTRUCTIVE STORM ~ COLORADO.

Florence Col. Aug This locality was visited
last night by a severe thunder and rain Storm del
ueing the country and causing great damage to
property. The rain fell in torrents for over an
hour turning mountain guches and dry creeks into
aging rivers Chandler Creek. which rises In the
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wing additional contributions are CRATE

Further gifts needed for the expenses OF the
Creche. and may be sent either Z, + Delano
Rsinbridge Of the New-York City Mission and
Tract Society. TO Charles d. Kellogg. OF the
Charity Organization Society no Is its treasurer.
both OF the latter being at the United Charities
TSuiIdng No. l05 East Twenty-sccond-st.
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BROOKLYN WINS ANOTHER.
THE wAsHINGToNs LOSE THE ENTIRE
SERIES AT EASTERN PARK-NE"-
YORK GAINS AN EASY VICTORY
At PHILADELPHIA.

TIL. wssh,n1,on baseball team lest another game
10 the Brooklyns Yesterday through miserable
playing. The victory was by no means due 20 'ne
superior pitching of Payne. for Mercer oia as
well for the Senators. but tie latter apparent,
forgot all they knew. about the game anu a.
errors with an abandon that earned them '"e P'''
Of the spectators. The score:
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or LOFTS WINS AND LOSES.

&, Louis Aug. THE Browns and pittsoursS
spu, even I'm their doube-header to-day. In the
first game the home team played all arouhu ''e
,,s,,ors and in the second game II was Just re,
ra,sed LSiler pitched both games for his SIDE ana
irnroyed In his effectiveness the afternoon wore
on Attendance. 1900. Scores:
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CHICAGO. 9; CLEVELAND. S.

Chicago. Aug. Eight gifts. two wild pi'ches,
two batsmen hit. together with some very rasseu
play by the inheld tell how the Indians los' TO-
days game after having outbatted the Oots wv
TO one Kittredge's backstop work and Lang ano
Walace's batting were the features At'e"ua"0e'
$500 Score:
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he Following is the record Of the games:
ORANGE DEFEATS ORITANT..

Orange y. j.. Aug THE last OF a series of
three baseball games between the Orange Ath-
letic Club and the Oritani Field Club. OF Hacken-
sack was played here to-day. II resulted in
victory for the local team. The magnificent pitch
ing OF Westervelt was largely responsible for the
fine showing made by the Oranges. The score:
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Earned rrns-Ilrookyn !. Washineto"' r,,h,s nlays-
hit-La Chance. Stolen base-A amI NIL and Tucker:
o frien De Monreye and Tucker F h , ps ball
ON PAYNE 1: of Mercer. |. HI %, Mercer
sboch struck out-By PAYNE. l. Wild p',c" Sacrifice
Left on bases BROOKLYN. 2; Washne,1n .,,endance
hi,-shoch Time - Tmpire-Emshe'
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WATERsPOUT STRIKES HOT SPRINGS, s. D

Omaha. Neb Aug. Reports received here say
that a waterspout struck the town Of Hot Springs.
8. D.. between 3 and 10 o'clock last night II
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FANCY TRAPS,
ELEVATORS TO ALL FLOORS.
HILLSIDE STOCK FARM,

GEORGE D. KING SON. PRoPRiEToRs.
Breeders and Dealers in
HIGH-CI.ASs COACH HORSES
MATCHED PAIRS A SPECIALITY
GENTI.EMEN'S ROADsTERs SADDLE HORSES CoBS
AND PONIES.
Mr. Geo. u. King IL the Colorado stables ID
5sth-st. and will remain until the end % August
Matched Pairs with exceptional style and action.
also Single Drivers all dark colors Browns chestnutA
Blacks No horses bought sold az auction
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Philadelphia .............' . oil
New York ......-.....'. !
rar,a1 runs Nov York q. TwO-i ase hits iAfJpe e
CIa~i bonnsliy Three base hitTiernan Sacri,'ce Il"
Van Hatren stolen base Shugari lef on p uls'
phiIaieInhia n. New-York struck olr-By tusl'
by Wheeler Double plays Shugart ross a., vn,er
First ba.ls Rusie. .. on prth
| VIVID nitch-Rnse. l. Lmpire-kely. Ilrr ~.
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p,,,.,,r~ o . ID ~ =
:, ut ....O q 3 o % l.
Ratterle--Ha and Douglas: Killen and Susden
SECOND GAME
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Chicago ..............3 n q Gs "a
Bat,erle.-Frend and Kittredge; Young Brown ID"
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p,,,,b,rs l o o So !? !
:; LUIS .....O o o D 3 II
R,t,.r,.s-Co.man and Douglas: Kllen and sugden'
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THE WESTERN BATTALIONS
TONS URGED.

The Ohio Naval Brigade has Just begun its exist
ence The men showed a most praiseworthy spirit
and purpose and would particularly call attention
10 the wise generosity OF the State OF Ohio In uni
forming them well and so quickly; and in very
short Time IL they continue they have begun
they will amply prove the wisdom Of this gener-
osiy.
The LIST Illinois Battalion is fortunate enough to
have two Naval Academy graduates az It's head. ana
IL shows In the excellent results OF their
training II IS already doing excellent work and is
steadily improving. The "a Battalion deserves
particular credit inasmuch II has started on d
river and is without the advantages afforded by the
ocean or the great lakes. This is the battalion
aOt.lla is sent up the Mississippi. the OF this
aboard the torpedo boats.
In Michigan was only able to the First and
Third divisions. and from their commander to the
most recently enlisted landsman have nothing
but praise for the worknanlike way in which their
duties performed No battalion the coas;
can make better showing. The discipline Is ex-
commander, who is a Naval Academy graduate.
have all worked their way up through the ranks
lwho. s proper, form the bulk OF the battalion
for sndsman Is made an ordinary seaman
seaman until ne has Rassed the rgid examination
business or professional men, who largely pay their
own expenses. VINO actuated simply by a sincere
spirit OF patriotism. ard who show by their eff
Torrance Of duties which must often be irksone
j consider these divisions M now 10 be put in
charge OF one OF our smaller cruisers
PRAISE FOR THE NETWORK MEN
word OF hearty commentator must be given
the Brooklyn or I'd Nex-York Naval Battalion. This
Is acw organization, only mustered In early this
summer and their weeks cruise in open boats was
made during a time OF very bad weather. to
turn It into very genuine hard work. So far from
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug Flour quiet. unchanged sales. 600
bbs Wheat quiet and lower; spot, s5gs5isc month,
s5qs5i.c: september s3.ns4c: steamer No red, slsg
s2c stock $50 bush sales, 1000; southern wheat
BY sample sDasc: do grade. s5zdso Corn easier.
spot 3isd3l4c month. 3li4d3lisc sepenoer 5ig5lh.c.
steamer mixed 29.a29s.c; stock, +2I,ii2 bush sales
a W.; Southern white corn. 34q35c, DO yellow. Sg5
oats steady: No white. 2Ia2.ls e; No mixed S5,g
24c; stock. 81, i9s bush. Rye easy No nearby, 400
a8sc: No Western, 48,Q%7c; stock, Jss+O BUSH hay
steady timothy sl3 vas14 Grain feights quiet
unchanged Sugar granuated - 70 Butter steady,
unchanged Eggs nrm fresh, lli.c. Cheese hru IN
changed. Whiskey unchanged.
Boston, Aug Flour hrm winter patents N09
rs Sass 10 spring patents ~ "
ass IS clear and sraights * J0asi 90 Cornmea nrn.
,Vu12c per 81 JOnkl 50 Dol. Corn nrm steamer
yellow JIl4c; No and steamer y. oats STEADY fancy
clipped 2Sg2sirc: No clipped. &c No {" clipped -se
Nlfeed firm: spring bran. ship. lake and ran SlV 90
Sill winter bran 80: middngs Sl2asli 80 red dog
hndauarters vigai0c fores, SC. Lambs hrm; mutton
and ,earlings 1dsc: veal sGgc Butter firm; Northern
creamery iUal6ssc: Western. ljigGl1c Imitation l2c'
aides iOac. Cheese firm. Northern tzn'+c' WESTERN
TI.dII.c. No exports.
buffalo Aug CLOSING: Spring wheat-No hard.
snot s.ji,c No Northern. s6sc, T, lots ~ Norm
en- sold al s4.c: winter wheat stronger No red ssa
s2I.c track No slizue2c. Corn STEADY 80
yellow 32L,c through billed; No yellow. dc, ~
yellow in store, 3O,zc No 3 corn, 2Ji.c oats store
lois over; No = white. re: No white 2lc through
billed No white. 23iaa23tc; No mixed. 22c IN store
RE nominal Flour steady. Canal freighs steady; wheat
to- New York 2i:c. corn, 2isc; oats, le-c-
chicago Aug THE leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
wheat. No g. Opening Hghes. Lowest Closing
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FIRST GAME.
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WEAKNESS PREVAILED
4 Owing Mainly TO the Moderate Sales for
London Account.
SUGAR WAS PARTICULARLY WEAK.
There Was a khnrp Pressure 10 Sci,
tho stock NJ clio Opening an the
announcement that - Company
Had Been f"rnleh Mt Trenton, n =. !,
to Fight the Arbucklcs,

New York, Feb. 5.-The early dealings
on the Stock Exchange were chara cter-
l2eu by weakness. owing mainly to mod
crate sales for London account. and the
investigations now in progress in va
Iaous states Into the affairs Of the trusts.
sugar was particularly weak and there
was sharp pressure to sell the stock
~ Inc opening on the announcement
that officials iden tilted with the company
Ia maa incorporated coffee company In
trenton. N. j., with capital Of $780,
o00 to fight the Arbuckle Bros This
was accepted as meaning sharp con
Hfct between those at the head Of the
sugar and coffee trades and further re-
auctions In the price Of both articles.
sugar opened O full point lower at 1881
@1l31s and later sod down at 113h. The
stock figured for G3,700 shares IN a total
for the whole list Of 166.745 shares.
The general market yielded Ii to 4
per cent. The Changers. Manhattan and
Chicago Gas led the downward move
ment. Advices from London that tho
market there was unsettled in conse-
quence of rumors Of South African com
plications and the Illness Of the Car had
influence on local speculation. The
Grangers weakened by the statement Of
the Burlington and Quincy showing
only little over per cent earned on
the stock for the calendar year. and
Boston houses were sellers at the start.
Durlng the afternoon most Of the early
losses were recovered under purcha ses
90 cover short contracts. and In a few
instances prices went above last nights
finals Sugar recovered from 1874 to
Ia 1s. but the rise brought in fresh Of
ferings, and the stock sold back TO 1888.
Among the specialties Illinois Steel fell
l Her cent. and the Nickel Plate stocks
were offered down on the report tHat the
company will offer dividends on the
stock.
Net changes show losses Of HMM Der
cent. except in Northern Pacific Pre-
ferred and the coalers. which gained 4
@1 per cent. Bonds were strong. Sales
footed up SO, $780, 600.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Fort OF NGrtn1E nI,u Portsmouth,
February s. 1897.
ARRIVALS.


british stmp. BoXgrovc, Mably, New
for Tampico.
schr. Bayard Barnes, MehaTy, Phila
delphia. TO William Lamb & Co., for coal.
with coal.
Schr. Richard Cromwell, Thomas,
Baltimore, with coal.
Schr. r. and Il. Hargraves, Risley,
New Haven, to William Lamb & Co., for
coal.
Schr. Cora Meador -, Baltimore.
Schr. Mary Graham, Medley. New
York, light.
schr. Mary Graham, Medley, New
York. Light.
Schr. Freddie Hencken. Henningsen,
New York, light.
CLEARED.
British stmp. Alberta Davis. Bremen,
having coaled.
Schr. Falmouth. Wallace. West indies,
by Chas. Reid & Sons. with cargo slaves.
Schr. James c. Clifford, Mills, New
York. with wood.
Tug G. ". Morse, Blizzard. St Thorn
as, British West Indies. with w,eclling
material.
Tug Asher j. Hudson. Beers, with
schooners Emma B. Shaw and Frank
Mccullough.
Memorandum.
u. S. S. Indiana passed in the Capes
at 1920 4. M.
Bark Ravenswood passed in the Capcs
at 10:l5 a. m.
Continued on Eighth Page.
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Chicago Markets.

Chicago. Feb. 5.-The wheat market
was active to-day. 1t was also very lr-
regular. The English and Continental
markets displayed very little concern
over the alleged prospective French
shortage. that indifference having n de-
cided Influence for weakness Of our mar
ket at the openin ing. The rains in the
southwest. with the promise OF cold
wave to follow. We're potent for the good
or prices later. but there appeared to be
lots Of wheat for sale just under the
calls and that pressure was sufficient
to prevent any material bulge and
eventually caused reaction to about
yesterdays closing figures
Corn-Commiss.o houses were the
leading buyers of corn and virtually
supported the market The selling was
scattered and for scalping account. The
early decline In wheat had 4 tendency to
produce softnesS In the tone, but the
subsequently rally in the leading mar
ket.Was. equally S effective for strength
! No very great activity is noted in GA IS
but the trade was not dull London
quoted strength and Sd. advance from
Wednesday In oats prices.
Provsions-The hog market was dis
appointingly lower this morning. The
run Of hogs was several thousand head
IN excess OF anticipation and that had
discOuraging effect on product
"L-.y. OpnE. Highest CIS'nC
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Ter aver. Els &, t, Id 4, D.
ta,s Old Dominion SIeQESl|l
VS.: C0TD0ly
= FOR NEW YORK.

PASSENGER SHIPS ARE APpn11 NM
cn n n ny s SMiL from M aS ln:
MEpNEsDAYs. THuRs 81; p AMi,
rhlDA1S at 3:GO p. m. SATURDAYS 40,
p: Pm m. Passenger accommodating uns,isss
Fare: including meals and state
Fare. round trip, limited 10 thirty. =
For tickets and reservation 81 sta 100 %
rooms apply at ticket Office. II Main street.
oI 10 genera z, o Hsi =, At wharf +
J: Ships u! leave Old Point for Norfolk Sun.
,, TIME sGIIEpuLE or STEAMERS
taiampton Roads. Northampton, i.,ray,
Sunday a,n Leave conpany's wharf. Nor.
ron, OLD polNr-At $3.50 and Ills a.
Norfoik at ZOO and II: 80 a m. 'n and Ga 4:
M nay h.ne ll:so a. ~ and ' 90 a.'I ns ?:
%S55H = 'sS' s sRS 50 Arb r SMITH
nlE r. -, 2;2o p, M: Portsmouth at 2:45
Fol, Tex As ''"e Ans Th5rf W " ai92 ph9vERs
PORTSMOUTH, G:i5 n. m; Bay Line wharf, .f
III, ESoRn Swiftly n1vBR-ruesdayy.
F19nrILSn9utl. ga! a. M: Bay Line, 7:00 n. m.
EOR BACK, POQUOSlN AND YORK
GTompany,s wharf Monday. Wednesday, and
FRIDAY At G:la 4. m: Port smouth. $3.50 a.
rOR NANSEMOND RIVER AND SUF-
rOi,h,I,At p: m: Portsmouth. $40 p m;
Freight for Mathews. Back, Poouosir.
Ware, Severn. York and Nansemond riv-
crs must be prepaid tfaz ..'as5
Freight for Washington. N. c., and land
inEs OH Tar. Palnlico and Pungo rivers re-
, GeiveJ at and delivered from N. G. 8. r.
r. depot. lIo.7Ir =, .t--''
Freight for Newbern. N. c.. received at
N. e S. II. r. depot " -.
Freight received daily except Sunday.
Al schedules subject to chunge without
notice. - l7'7-113t
M. b.. CRoWELL, Agent. Il
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Hcxv York adnrkes.

New York. Feb. g. Flour-Qu1et and
steady; unchanged.;EJ nj
Wheat-Spot dull. steady and UNI
changed Options, opened weak, sc. de-
cline: rallied 101Ac.; fell &c. closing
steady at nc. advance, with trading
dull: No. 2 red and February, Sac. !;
July. 791sc.; September. 76fsc.
Corn-Spots dull and easier: No. 2.
2SBc. elevator; 29Mc. afloat. Options
were dull! and steady at &c. decline;
February. 2SBc.: May. 29Mc.; July. 31Mc.
Oats-Spots fairly active and firm;
options dull and easier; February, 2lAc.:
May. 22c. July. 22ssc. Spot prices: No.
2 white. 2ic.; mixed WESTERN, Fix @24c.
Beef-Firm and quiet: family. s925@
1850; extra mess, S7.00G8.0 co. Beef hams
steady. l750@lS.00. Tierced beef. firm;
city extra India mess, Sl3. 00@14. 90.
Cut Meats-Slow and steady; picked
bellies. 4ssc.; do, shoulders. 4AQ4Ac.:
do, hams. SA @9c. @1
Lard-Steady; Western steam, $500;
city. 1855; May S4.07h. Refined. slow;
continent, s4.25; S. A., S4.60. #is.
Pork-Dull and easy; new mess. $4,000
8.75. . #1
Butter-Choice. steady. lo@1sc.; do.
creamery, la6D20c.; Elgins. 21@22c.
Coffee-Steady. 5@l5 points down;
March. $3.50; May. $3.50: July. $9,45: Sep
tember. $3.50: December. $3.50. Spot rio,
dull and steady: No. 7, 9Ac.
-Sugar-RaW-qu and easy; fair re-
flning. 2Ac. Refined, fair demand and
unchanged.
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cotton Slnrsxers.

New York. Fob 5.-Cot,on steady;
mddling, 5-16c. Net receipts, - bales;
gross, 1893 bales; exports to Great Bril-
tain, 1900 bales to the Continent. 1000
bales; forwarded. 2.902 bales; sales, S57
bales. all spinners; stock. 2S3.327 bales.
Total to-day: Net receipts. 14.0S3
bales: exports to Great Britain, T.3a7
bales: to France. G.519 bales; to the Con-
tinent. 1925 bales: to channel, - bales;
stock. 99S,400 bales.
Total SO far this week: Net receipts.
10O,1S3 bales; exports 10 Great Britain.
1886 bales: to France, 2I,GlS bales; to
the Continent, IS, 20S bales; TO channel,
- bales; stock. = bales.
Total since September L: Net receipts,
5.GlS,l07 bales; exports to Great Britain.
2.35S, 3GS bales; to France. 5l7.924 bales; to
the Continent. l.371.135 bales; to the
channel. 5,4S1 bales: stock, - bales.
New York, Feb. Section futures
closed quiet and steady; sales, $500
bales. February. 100; March. 7.0t: April,
ITO: May. TT: June. 7.2l; July. 7.25:
August, 1926; September, 6.94: October
and November. SIS; December, 600,
Liverpool. Feb. 5.-12:%0 p. INJECTION,
quiet; American middling. 3 31-32d
sales. 5000 bales; American, 1000 bales;
speculation and export. 500 bales; re-
ceipts. 1000 bales. Futures opened quiet
and demand moderate
Liverpool, Feb 81 p. motion,
American middling: February. Febru-
airy and March. 3 57-6iGl3 5S-G4d. buyer;
March and April. hS-G4d. buyer; April
and May, 3 5S-G4d. buyer; May and June,
3 60-64d.: June and July. 3 G0-Gi@S 61-G4d.
sellers; July and August. Gl-G4d. sell
err: August and September 59-G4d.
buyer: September and October, 3 5364@
54-G4d sellers; October and Novem-
Der. 3 4964d. buyer: November and De
cember, 3 4S-64d. buyers. Futures closed
quiet, but steady.
New Orleans. Feb. 5-Cotton futures
steady; sales, $4,000 bales. February.
ESQ: March. G.s3: April. G.S9; May, 6.93;
June. 7.Cl; July, 7.O6: August, 6.93: Sep
TENDER. GG3: October, 6.56; November.
6.57
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CAPE \ New York,
nn,,rE and Norfolk
nuU Railroad.

SIX HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE.
THROUGH DAY AND NIGHT EXPRESS
EACH WAY. s
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOv.16. 1896.
LEAVE NORFOLK 3.
7:a5 q. IN. daily, except Sunday-(Ports-
mouth, High street. 1890 a. m.)
Arrive Mt Philadelphia, $3.50 D.
M: New York at S:3S D. nj, -
LEAVE NORFOLK.
t:10 p. m daily. Portsmouth. High street,
a:55. Arrive at Philadelphia
$40 Il. M: New York, 7:43 a. m
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. -
800 n. m. daily. Portsmouth, High street
9:l0. leaving New York at d.
m. Philadelphia. lI:1O p. m. =
ARRIVE AT NORFOLK. &;
sos D. nj. daily, except Sunday-(Ports.
mouth. High street. s:25 ,. m.).
leaving New York at O. M:
Philadelphia. 1920 @. M.
Close connection made with all rail- and
sound lines to and from Boston a@7 :
Pullman Sleeping Cars on night trains
betew.en Jersey City. Philadelphia and
Cape Charles. Pullman Buffet and Parlor
cars on day trains between Philadelphia
and Cape Charles. ll4fi s4 l.f- 5zI1.
Through Tickets sold and baggage
checked at Wakes Agency. under Atlan-
tic Hotel. and on steamers. si ~.
r. B. COOKE. General Agent. I.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06

New York. Feb. 5.-Money OH cal
easy at 1902 per cent; last loan at ~.
per cent. and closing offered at IL per
cent. Prime mercantile paper, 3 per
cent. Bar silver. G4A. Sterling EN-
change steady. with actual business In
bankers bills at 4S41aal4SiA for sixty
days and 4SGA @4S6h for demand Post
ed rates. 4S51h@iS7A. Commercial bills,
1884 W4S4A Government bonds. steady:
State bonds. quiet; railroad bonds, firm.
Silver at the board was neglected.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-06
u Rice--Nttlled. 4a@skc.: rough, clear
Of red, 70c.: with rcd. CSC. fj5. &
Sugnr MARKET

Enthusiastically: out OF town prices
are dependent on the delivery
rates to the different points. Local
sales are being made rs follows: Cut
loaf. SSH; powdered. $3.50: graduated.
$4.aS; cotfectlonercrs' standard A, s4.36;
yellow B. 1892; California B. 1886;
Franklin standard extra G, $3.50; Key
stone extra G. 1913; American extra c.
$3.67.