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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

mometer indicates the temperature. After an ex-
posure Of thirty 70 forty-five minutes all disease
germs are destroyed When the steam Is turned off
the door OF the box Is left slightly ajar.
FOOD FOR BABIES
The doctors point out that milk within the udder
Of the COW Is usually sterile or pure, bu, becomes
contaminated by handling. Sucking calves thrive;
but II fed with milk from trough they become
sick The milk given 10 the babies is cows milk.
modified so 10 resemble human milk as nearly as
possible As cows milk contains three times as
much casoine or curd as mothers milk. II must be
diluted but as this reduces the necessary proper
ton Of fat-wnich Is so essential for children VINO
suffer from ricketts, or other form OF mal-nutriton-
cream Is added. The physicians I'LL out blanks and
place them for ready reference near the stcrilzer
TO indicate the special proportions required for each
case. and the relative proportions OF milk. sugar OF
milk barley water and lime water are regulated ac-
cordngly for each bottle The quantity to be given
AZ each feeding and the number Of feelings In
twenty-iour hours are also stated.
Babies over eignt months receive meat broth and
cereal Cruel. and older children have A varied diet
The bottles. after use cleaned with specially
made brushes. with not water. and the tincture OF
green soap and are afterward sterilized in of
galvanized metal
Dr. Andrew Won Grimm has the oversight OF this
depart ment Miss Annie ". Goodrich Is the super
intendent OF nurses 0nd matron. and Miss Laura
Weston Is the head nurse OF the babies wards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

Prepare ,he ash adding 20 II one tomato cut N
pieces. half pint OF espagnole sauce A.u
-. ,,r.hroons Sprinkle with fresh bread
crumbs and pour over all few drops OF clhrlHr'i
bu.,er. nut {: n the oven FOR eight minutes ana
se-ve Win a small pinch OF chopped parsley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
THE TRIBUNE MENU.
FOR FRIDAY. AUGUST d
pPFAKYAST

FOR FRIDAY. AUGUST d
BREAKFAST
Canteloupe
Breakfast food sugar and cream
Sor,-bolled eggs.
Fried rukes Creamed potatoes
Toast Cornmeal gems.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Lobster salad.
pak.. bean croquettes. Lettuce salad.
Cnnno.s OF currants. Cinnamon buns.
Tea
DINNER.
vermicelli soup.
Onion relish
Blyefsh a la Nenitierne.
Mutton stew and French peas
Potatoes au gratin. Spinach.
1Irna besns Sliced tomatoes
Chocolate gelatine. Waters.
Coffee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

unrestrained tears rolled down the checks % scores
OF the men many OF whom. doubtless. thought of
their own little ones far away In Illinois.
To the boys and girls VIII, belong io ne chill
dren's class ,n civirs. organized during the last
season hy Miss Margaret = Pascal and conducted
bv her under fhc Joint auspices ~ lafayette Post
and the Patrfa cub belongs rho honorable disfinc-
ton Of being tn first contributors among chiar'i
- the relief fund % the Women's Natouai War
Relief Association They have since been engaged
m collecting dencacies and making comfort bags
and other useful things Tor the soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

branch are: Honorary president Mrs. Abram s.
Hewitt: president Mrs Arthur NJ Dodge. secre-
tary, Mrs II NJ. Devices: treasurer Mrs Charles
F Clark.
Mrs E. A futile OF No 1871 Lex!ngton-ave the
energetic president OF Section No i. IS actively at
work. even IN vacation days. creating interest and
seeking 20 increase the membership 81 this charity
Leaflets and all necessary information VIII be cheer
fully given by her 20 any one desiring them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
rrrJPPrNos SMELLS Az GRATIN.

Clean eighteen smells. wipe them dry and put on
a bakinc-dish with two tablespoonfuls OF cooked
herbs a half glass Of white wine. small pinch
q, salt and a dash OF pepper. Cover with SIX
whole mushrooms and haf pint OF espagnole
sauce Sprinkle with fresh breadcrumbs and a
few drops OF melted butter, place IN not oven
Tor ten minutes and serve with the juice OF MAJ! d
lemon and q teaspOOnful or chopped parSiey ne
srelts may be bOncd II desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
RAGS FOR VHEELWONEy.

Handy little bags. TO be attached 10 the wheel
woman's belt are new articles shown in the shops.
They come in gray. brown and green leather. and
may be bought for from 81 10 50. The bags are ar
ranged so that they may he fastened on a wheel. II
one prefers. and will hold in their three separate
pockets a number OF small articles needed on a
Snort trip Il IS always well 10 carry folding
drlnkng CUP. a court plaster case and extra
handkerchiefs when one goes on "a little trip. and
these bags Will hold these articles comfortably and
not add much weight 10 the "heei' or DE al all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
PORT CHESTERS RED CROSS BRANcl

Auxiliary No Of the Port Chester Branch OF
the Red Cross met on Tuesday Mrs. Hobart j.
Park second vice-presdent. presided. and arrange
nnents we're made 10 ship seven boxes and TWO
barrels Of provisions. garments and books TO the
soIdtere since the auxiliary was organized three
weeks ago $50 has been expended In maintaining
trained nurses and an average or SIX cases ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
cIrPK or COuuOy COUNCIL.

For the first dime in the history Of Mount Vernon
. voman Yesterday acted clerk Of the Common
council Miss Imosene Hoyi. sister and assistant
~ the clerk, W y. Hoyi reud the petitions and
various bills IN busnesslike manner which ere
e,ed a favorable impression on the Aldermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
The following acrostic was selected and sent

The following acrcstIc WAS SELECTED dhu seHt
litiation fee by Ethel Hoadley:
REST IN THE LORD.
Psalm xxxvii. :. and Exodus H. T.
REST in the Lord faint weary one
Fen mid thy heavy sorrow rest.
Sure that thy God that sorrow knows.
Thy burden weighs and wisely hastes
IN His own way 20 give thee help.
Now let thy heart break forth In praise,
GOD loves 10 hear the rotes which tell
OF trust IN tribuations hour,
Dark though II be rest thee and praise.
IN W. L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
TON srpw AND FRENCH PEAS.

Select breast Of mutton not too Fat; cut II into
small pieces dredge Il with four and fry In
-. ada q dash ~ pepoer Cover u with water
and nut on a slow are. stew until tender Iaks
out the meat skim of the fat from the gravy ana
6eSore serving add quart OF French peas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

Nelson Mccartney. Of Indiana. Penn. was und~
the impression that the jacket offered by member
intended for a mans use. hut II was not MI
Mccartney is an invalid member suffering from
rheumatism and SAYS he is much In need OF cloth
ing II any member furnish coat. size "a u
Will be greatly appreciated by him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
EsPAGNOLE SAUCE.

Nix one pint OF raw. strong stock win TWO
ounces % chicken fat Mix with this COMPOUND
four ounces OF -four and nosten with one gallon
OF white broth stir we'll and add some baked veal
and ham bones Boil FOR three hours ana thea
remove the Fat. Strain the sauce through me
sieve Keep IN stone pot In cool place for Use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

n home decoration there are three things 10 %
considered 70 make the home the delight OF tho
heart a. we'll az the body, and they are service
comfort and beauty The furnishings should be
durable for service and designed FOR the com.
fort OF the family and guests. The beauty shouid
the arrangement Of the pictures, brc-a-brac, eta,
BIZ the women OF the home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

Mrs. Jeanette Robinson Murphy Of this city.
lectures to-day before the National Association for
the Advancement Of Science in Boston The SUBJ
tect OF her lecture Is Scientific Facts OF African
Folklore" with Interpretation OF African
music Mrs. Murphys lecture will be full Of scenes
and songs gathered By herself from the negroes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

them in other rooms. A great physician once said
that little flower blooming in winter seemed like
a silent benediction the household.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

The Chautauqua Assembly closes to-day with the
following programme: Al II a. m. lecture The
Dark Ages and Modern Literature" DR. Raymond
Alden: az 2:3O p. m, lecture. The Power Of the
Paror" Bishop John H. Vincent al p. m. OPEN
air concert. Rogers's Band az 2. m, Illustrated
lecture, Python Eggs and the American Boy
Professor J. b. De Motto; a. p. m, closing ex-
ercises OF the Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

display Of fireworks VIII he given this evening
NJ Berkeley oval for the benefit Of the Red Cross.
Mrs. Donald Mclean. OF the New-York City Chap
ter of the Daughters Of the American Revolution,
Il one OF the committee I'm charge fine patriotic
programme has been arranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

Miss julia King. OF the Emerson School OF
Oratory Of Boston. spoke yesterday at Greeracre-
on-thePisca taqua. Eliot. Ne, where a OF
summer lectures is being given Her subject was
Expression Necessary 20 Evolution"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

Tho consolidated financial report OF the CaIi-
,orro Red Cross societies received yesterday al the
Nou,york beadouarters shows the total receipts
IN 70 August J. iS9s 70 have been 500 sos y the ex-
pendltures for the same period So'"- % 1eaN''s
balance az that time OF $50 A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

The Trained Nurse Maintenance Auxiliary OF the
Red Cross Will meet this morning at the home OF
Mrs Whlteaw Reid. No. 45i Madison-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

The Woman's Patriotic Relief Association holds
It's weekly meeting usual. this morning af
Hotel Manhattan. Madison-ave. and Forty-sec-
ond-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

meeting OF the Mamaroneck division OF Auxfl-
ary No. % OF the National Red Cross will be hold
to-day at 1890 O'Clock I'm the kindergarten rooms.
Mrs W g. Dicherman the vice-presdent. has re-
quested the members 20 bring contributions OF
money or decacies for the sick and wounded SOL
diers arriving from Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
COOD CHEER

GOOD CHEER.
Hav. you had kindness shcwS
Pass u on.
Twas not given tor you alone
Pass ~ or.
Let 4, travel down the years-
r,e, Il vip. ano,her's tears.
TIL in heaven the deed APPEAR
Pass II on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
The American Nat,oi

The American National Red Cross Is IN receipt OF
a check FOR 5000 from Henry NJ Flagler MI
Flagler previously offered that amount TO the So
ciety for a hospital at Miami, Fla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

No. illustrates close-htting sleeve OF light gray
fale that has unnecessary funess at the top.
The seams left open at the wrists about two
and a hall inches and turned under 10 form
squares trimmed around with black silk velvet
ribbon. and a frill OF lace sewed on underneath
falls over the hands.
To make No. ! Will require one and a quarter
yards Of material 81 inches wide. and 10 make No.
will require three-quarters OF yard OF the same
width material The pattern. No. 14a. is cut In
sizes for a 49, a. So. IS and 10 inch bust measure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED.

These contributions have been received by Fred
-,. n rpnnen treasurer Of the American National
Pod Cross Relief Committee. at No 800 Broadway
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WOMAN'S WORK FOR THE SICK
NINETY-ONE RED CROSS AUXIIARIEs
RENDER AID.
EXPECTED TO RE PRESENT

BENEFIT 10 re GIVEN AT GLEN ISLAND. AND
HEROES OF THE ARMY AND NAVY ARE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
THE 1LEN ISLAND BENEFIT.

Next Monday a. Glen Island. a benefit for the
Woman's Patriotic Relief Association VIII take
place The entire receipts Of the popular resort Will
e turned over 70 the association for the benefit OF
ne brave ovs who went 20 the front. and for their
families The money derived from the picturesque
sal up'Long Island Sound the boats. the donkeys,
he shore dinners and clambakes. the dairies. lunch
Counters and In fact everything. will be donated
% the patriotic cause Many representatives. OF the
Army and Navy viii be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

Two attractive rooms. each containing two heds.
are ,or nervous patients The walls covered
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27

Wholesale QUOTATIONS.
Provisions.
Norfolk. Va. February %, 1895

Norfolk Va. February %, 1895.
Fish-Mackerel, No. .. I'M kegs. 50lbs..
A.T5; new, small, $3.50; new medium
none: No. 3 in kegs, $40; Herring,
Family Roe, half barrel $3.50; North
Carolina Cut Herring, $3.25: Potomac,
III barrels. $500.
Provision-Alarket advancing and
very strong; mess pork, old none; new,
$1,000: hams. pork, $ll.25.
Bulk Meats-Clear ribs. 6iSc.; fat
lacks, &c; bellies, heavy. Csc. for
small; G1ac. heavy; pork. plate, $3.50.
Shoulders-Sugar-c cured. CSC.
Hams-Smithhcld. 1T@1Sc.: S. C. slip
hams. 9Ac
Observation-Disclosures. none.
Breast-Sngar-c cured. SAC.
Lard-Pura lard ticrccs. 55s@6c.. AZ
to grade: cases and tubs, Ac. over price
of ticrces; compound. &c; tierces, in
cases and tubs. &c. higher
Chccsc-Crcam. 10iA@llc. Western
dairy S,2M9c.
Meal. per bag OF 1oolbs., Soc; per bag
OF 92lbs.. I9c.
Salt--Tlrm; Liverpool Fine, $780, G.
\. salt 65c
Buttcr-New York state dairy, new.
2Sc.; fresh creamery, &c: country, 15c. :;
Western. 1SM2oc.
Kerosene Ol-Firm; 112 degrees
7i2r. GO degrees, 9Ac. Red. 100 de
%rncS, "a Toe.
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COTTON,
(From Iiarren & Stout's Weekly Finan-
Ciul RcNieM.l ~.

cial Review
The cotton market has suffered to some
extent from exaggerated fear that the re-
lauons OF this country with Spain have
rehGhGd the stage where Il rupture is
probable AT the same time cotton prices
Elelued less In proportion to this influence
IMAM those In the other speculative mar
Oh the large unSatisied volume of actual
requirements for cotton made its influence
ieit. In the early part of the week. In
decd before that, the war spirit became
so apparent and ere the partial demorali-
cation of the stock market enforced
GOOD deal of liquidation by timid spccula-
tors IN cotton. the course of the liverpool
market gave every indication of gen
eral buying movement from that quarter
fortnight or so ago. 1t was natural. I'M
der the circumstances, for Liverpool to re-
Spond to the unfaVorable indications here.
On tho other hand, the dew alopmcntS of
the week, apart from the war scare anu
the rumOrS to which 1t gave rise, such as
the unfounded one that large Northern
buyers had suspended operations i'll the
southern States. were nGl of an unfavor-
able character. The falling off In interior
receipts may, of course. be largely as
crihcd to the Mardi GraS festivities, and
the temporary general suspension of buSi-
ness ut the South. 1t Is noted, however.
that the export movement continues on n
very liberal scale, and that Southern spot
holders show not only a good deal OF IN
difference about selling at current prices,
but manifest Remarkable, confidence in re-
doubt, in part TO the ease of money in
that section. and the facility with which
cotton can be carried until conSumptivc
demands compel higher prices.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
10 london Buying l9lg Gaze a Slight Upward In,
petus al The Opening.
CLOSE WAS ABOVE THE LOWEST
Tho Course. of Prices wns,Unsct,lcd
"ad:connsc,inS in,the final Deal.
inss-somo stocks Moved Upward
and Others Downward simuitnn.
eously without MnnIpnIntion,

New York, Feb 2S-The stock exchange
mas HSIiess and without decided tone to-
way. The net changes were trivial in
tnost cases and the market moved uD and
SSoMH Wlthln narrow range London
puy,hS gave slight upward impetus
u. me opening and then profit taking by
ySsierd;iy's buyers drove prices below last
nlsht level The close was above the
lowest, but net changes were mixed. The
GGo 4 OF prices was unsettled and con-
HlctihS IN the final dealings, some stocks
moving upward and others downward
simultaneously and apparently without
manipulation. The whole Of the trading
was by small traders and large operato tors
were apparently content to stand by for
me present and watch the course of
thlhGs. Some few stocks were notably
nfm all day such as the Reading and
ERIE issues, Northern Pacific preferred
ana some of the Southern and South-
western roads. Prices OF standard stocks
are TO points lower than 4 week ago,
qcclineS in the specula tive issues are | to
o per cent: government bonds are y TO 81
per cent lower; call money rates have
risen from ~ 10 per cent. and exchange
mas fallen 10 the gold import point with
S2.2SO,V00 engaged for shipment or OH pas
sage. This in brief represents the changes
IN the financial situation from last SatIlr-
DAY. Prices Of stocks are conSdcra bly,
above the low point of Thursday morn
lnS, when the downward plunge took on
panic conditions for Il time. The weeks
drastic liquidation III the stock market
was forced by the marking up OF call
loans.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
AMONG OUR COTTON MEN

Clear weather in the cotton belt.
New Orleans estimated receipts for
Monday Gncluding corrections for tho
month"; are from $4,000 10 10000 bales
against 6.32I last year and S.4S4 I'm 1895.
The United Sta ter ports receipts YES
terday were 1867 bales. agains; IS 100
last year and 20.663 in 1885.
Liverpool spot marke; advanced 1-32d
40 l5-$2d. Sales, S 900 bales Futures
closed quiet and steady, advancing
about 2la points.
New York spot market advanced 1-16d:
closing 1uie, at Sled. Futures steady.
sales. 129iOo bales. March, GIIm6I2;
NJ ny. 6l1@6.1S: August. 6.260627.
Bar silver in London declined l-1Gd.
per ounce. closing at 2GFsd, against
% ll-lGd. las: year.
Future contracts in New Orleans adj
vanced three points. March. $40. Spot
market steady nj ll1Gc., an advance
OF isc. Sales. 5,i50 bales.
Galveston, New Orleans, Savannah.
Houston and s.. Louis advanced l-IGu
ISc. on spot cotton.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27
SrocarfCg.

Concc-Green stoaGy; RIO common.
81 m9c; fair, ll@ll#ic.; good 12Ii az
1ir.; choice, l5W Ice. LaGuayra, 100
l1c.: lava. 27l>29c.
Syrups nnd olasscs-liiGhcr: syr-
ups Bright. iS@ 2%c.: Fair Grades. lac. :.
Port .Rico, loc., zoe and 26c., as to
grade.
New orleans Mnlasscs-Ouct: Fair,
SM25c.; Good. 27@$ soc; Choice. sic
Flour-Markct strong ana higher.
Western spring wheat, Best Patent
Family, $5.65; Winter Wheat. Best
Family, S370; Choice Straight Family,
$3.50; Good Family, $3.50; Fair Family,
$40, as to grade; extra. $3.S56Ii.e5
Eicc-Millcd. iMMGiac.; rough, clear
Of red, i5M 60c.: with red, G5c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27

NEW YORK PROVISION MARKET
New York, Feb. 26.-Elour. quiet ana
lower TO sell: city mills patent. $5.S5Gi

New York, Feb. 26-Elorr. uuiet and
lower TO sell city mills patent. s.. S5Gf
$50: Minnesota patents. $5.aoa$5 10.
W heat-Spot. easy; No. . red 81 uJTs
Corn-Spot. easy. No. . SG,ic
ohis-Spot, dull: No. .. Sic
fcrf-iirm: family, $lI. 9aV$li rs: extra
n fnS IS SS."a$>.ae; beef hams, $22 .5OQ
Cut Meats-Quict; picked bellies. 5-lI
64sc; do shoulders. i"4c.: do hams. f5.GiSc.
ar"-SNlct: western steamed Sa.i5:
May. 81. . nominal: refined. quiet
i'ork--Wrak; mess, SIO. $50. $ll %: family
S11 .boGtsl2 60
.0' &C.: do factory. llullc.; Elcins, oniac:
1EIliaton creamery, l%WiIc.: State dairy,
linlLci DO creamery, liWlalac
Concc-Spot; Rio, dull tending lower.
NO. invoice. GAc.: No. jobhing, G&ic.;
mild, steady: Cordova,. 7i2@is'4c,
SuGar-itaw steady: fair refining ll-i6c:
mould a. 5i3c.: confcctioncr's y, j,sc:
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Old Dominion Steam.
ship Co.'s Lines.

FOR NEW YORk.-Passcuyc ships arc
nn !,p I? s.l from Norfolk daily at
FROM NEW YoEK.-"2Snn Monday,
Tuesday. Wednesday,. Thursday and Fri.
gay 1T 500 y. m: Saturday at 400 p. m.
passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, including meals and state
Round trip. limited 10 80 days......S i$.Vo
For tickets and reservation of state
rooms apply at ticket Office. Main street.
FOR RlCIINlONp.-Shir leave New
port News every Sunday evening. arriv-
N" nns E aHm n Hn ne For w %1r["
WI" ,TyIMIH 3oE sc igiS /; + or STEAMERS
Accomack ana tnola sailing daily, cx-
Sscp., Sunday Leave companys wharf.
FOR OLD PoINT.-At 80 and li;l5 q.
WHIP l?c' N q ana SG cd p and Fly 20 Line
N. and $50 y. M. Sundaysl"avo Bay
line IGo II lGs9 q ,r m AND AGO ,. M n,
500 p m; Bay Line wharf 1T 1850 Il. IN.
ron NEEwroiRr NEWS AND SMITH
FIEl.p,-At $50 p. M Portsmouth,. 2:A5
m i% %A Ii9e A Wh9rf: $ SSG p: y
' ~oR y So il II Notwithstanding. We'd
icSudS At O.bo VI vs.
mouth. G:45 Il. m; Bay Line, ZOO a. IN.
FOR SEVERN Notwithstanding,
Thursday and Saturday ut $50 a. m;
Portsmouth. G:i5 Il, m; Bay Line. 700 a.
FOR BACK, rooUOsoN AND YORK
Point, leaving company's wharf. Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday at G:5 II. m;
Portsmouth, $50 Il. M; Bay Line wharf,
Norfolk. 6i5 n. M. returning next day.
FOR NANSEMOND RIVER AND SUI
FOLK AT 300 y. m: Portsmouth, 3:l0
y. IN. connecting ut Suffolk with S. & G.
X. r.
notice
Freight for Mathews, Back. Poquoson.
Severn. Ware North, York river and
Freight for Washington. =. c.. ana
landings on Tar, Pami!co and Pungo riv-
ers received at and delivered from n. " S.
X. r. depot.
Freight for Newborn. N. c.. received at
Freight received daily. except Sunday,
NJ ID. CROMWELL. Agent.
A. c. l.. A''' ;Sisr LINE.
(NOrfOi.s AZ Carolina Railroad,
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Live stock.

Market firm for all kinds Of stock
with strong demand at good prices
choice heavy Western cattle 3lam5c. !:
North Carolina, best, 2AGDic.; common,
1k@2kc.: hcifers. Western, 2k@4c.
bulls. 2M@3kc.; fat cows, 2ia@3hc i;
mich cows, good, per head, s25. OO14O 90;
COWS. common, sl0.00@20.00; butchers
sheep, 2ih@5c.; good corn-fed hogs, 81. so
@42O: light pigs. 3M @+c. Hogs. strong
er in sympathy with Chicago prices:
dressed hogs, 4lac. per pound; lambs,
3h@iEc. per pound.
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xIs1f 70 BTfta3f,2
aSIs bales ba lies to
New \ ork. Feb. 90. &C ton. spot. closed
quiet mtddling uplands, 5-16c!; middl,ng
suIt 9-lGc. !; sales. Go bales. 55N
Cotton futures opened steady with sales
or 5000 bales. March, 6.C9: April, Gill;.
MAY, GA: June. CIT: July. GO; August,
$50: Scntember, G.22; October, GO, De-
cembcr, 6.23. = - "
New Orleans, Feb. 2G.-Cotton futures
barely steady; sales. 49, 900 bales February
nominal: March. 5.7245.14: April, $3.50
o.fS: May, 5.79GJ5.S0; June. 5.Si06.S IS: July,
o.S9W9.W' August, 6.90Qf5.9l; September,
o'S4E5. 80; October. 5.90li5.9l: November,
o.9od9.N; December, 5.9OI5.9i.