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Harper'S War History.

All who have received a portion of the
numbers of ''Harper's History of the
Civil War" at this Office are notified to
call without delay and get the remaining
mum bers, as they will be on hand only
for limited period Until further no.
tice our subscribers can get this valuable
history sent direct to their address from
the publishing house by leaving THEN
orders at this office. The complete work
comprises twenty-seVen numbers, at
cents each.
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Following are the rates for whole carcasses
from slaughterers 10 dealers.
BEEF-tirst quality, 5@51ac; second quail
ity, 454c third quality. 3%94c
CALN NES-5@6c for large, and 6@Sc p ID for
MUTTON-4%@5%c , b.
LAMB-6d7c r H.
PpRk-Live Hogs, on foot, grain fed, heavy
ana medium 354c small Hogs, 4@4Ec
dressed Hogs, 5549614c p IL.
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Dehn Comes TO Time

Henry Dehn, who was committed to the
County Jail for contempt Of court by Su-
perior Judge Catlin for not paying his
wife Sl00 counsel fees and $50 alimony.
has been released. Dehn has paid the
500, and Judge Catlin has given him until
the 2lst to raise the 500.
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Eastern Grain 1Torl,a+

New York, January 9TH.
WHEAT-January, GIG; February. 6la[c:
March, 6252c; May, 623sc; June, 625sc; July,
6254.
CHICAGO January 9TH.
-WHEAT-January, sac; May, 58c; July,
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78 8HOURS
And opening several other popular
routes TO prominent Eastern cities.

Immediate connection is now made in
New Orleans with the fast through trains
OF the ILLINOIS CENTRAL for Memphis,
ST. Louis and Chicago; the QUEEN tE
CRESCENT for Chattanooga, Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Buffalo, New York and Bos-
ton; also the PIEDMONT AIR LINE and
the SEABoARD AIR LINE for Atlanta,
Danville. Richmond, Washington, Balti-
more. Philadelphia, New ork and other
Eastern cities, and in many cases reduc-
ing the time an entire day.
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IF you need good medicine to purify
your blood, give nerve strength and build
up your entire system, take Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t prevents sickness by max
ing pure blood.
HOOPS PILLS cure nausea. sick head.
ache, indigestion and biliousness. 25c.
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BRowN's Bronchial Troches are sim
pie and convenient remedy for bronchial
affections and coughs. Carry them in
your pocket.
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H,5OO REV ARD.
TN ADDITION TO THE $1,000 REWARD
i offered by the Governor of this State, we
will pay
$500

For the arrest and conviction of party or par
ties who so foully murdered f. II. L. WEBER
and LIZZIE NJ. WEBER, his wife, on the
night of December 90, 1894, on the premises,
l2ll and 1919 l. street, Sacramento, Cal
la3-Im WEBER & co.
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THE leading music store in Northern
California is the Cooper Music Company
(Neale, Eilers Co.., 63l J street.
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AT THE RANGES

scores Made at Two Hundred Yard
Yesterday by Military Marksmen.
The breaking away of the storm en-
couraged number of the military
marksmen to resume their target prac-
tlce Sunday. The following scores were
made bv Cornpapv C,,u ,,,a,.
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TRY McMorry's Teas. They are the
best in the market. 531 NJ street.
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d2o-td Treasurer of Sacramento Coui

THE SHOOTING SEASON 49, -
L now open. Come and make T
your pick from WM. H. Eek - -
HARDT'S new invoice of Guns S8sAS&
and fixed and loose Ammunition. - w Ns
etc. from all the best makers. New LOT os
Shooting Coats-duck, corduroy and fnstian
Guns choke bored, stocks bent and renairin q
on guns and rifles a speciality. Send for nrics
list. No. 523 x street, e0S
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
fPACIFIC SYSTEM.]
DECEMBER go, 1894.

Trains Leave and are Due to Arrive at
Sacramento:
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SACRAMENTO COUNTY BONDS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I,
IN Edward Lyon, Treasurer of the County
Of Sacramento, state of California, will re-
ceiye bids at my office from December 90,
1894. at 9 NJ, to JANUARY Ia, 1895, at g
NJ, for the sale of ninety-dv (95) Sacramento
County bonds of the denomination of one
thousand 81 ,00o) dollars each; said bonds to
run for twenty (20) years from the first day of
January, 1885, and to bear interest at the
rate of tour and one-half 40 per cent. per
annum. Interest payable semi-annually at
the County Treasurer's office in the City of
Sacramento. No bids will be received for less
than par value and accrued interest The
Board of Supervisors reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids. BY order of the Board
OF supervisors, made December 15,. 1884,
i. LYON,
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To be whirled across the continent
from ocean to ocean in 3 days, from San
Francisco to New York, with only one
change, in the most palatal train that
ever crossed a continent and in a
climate of perpetual spring, is possible
by the SUNSET ROUTE only, and on the
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PACIFIC HOTEL.

- BE- Accommodation FIRsT-CLAss. Free
Bus to and from hotel.
w. j. ELDER. MANAGER
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL
Corner Tenth and X Sts., Sacramento.

BOARD AND ROOM, 81 25 TO So PER
ID day. Meals, 25 cents.
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LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE
(For) (ErOm)
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
CORNER X AND FIFTH STREETS SAC
~ Tanento. Meals, 20 cents. Nearest Hotel
to Post and Express Offices and Theaters
Street cars pass the door every three minutes
Elegantly furnished rooms in single or suites
from so cents to s. per night
G. f. SINGLETON, Proprietor.
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LIVE STOCK MARK EFT.

Nay <
REEVES Receipts ~ ~ =. hcan '' "a Ss 80
~ rerl,ng steady City dressed hecf sihNs SION -
ia nsr N fo- ordinary choice q'iaity La@s a.
49,, I.,rdon ard Liverpool quote refrigerated nrl ~
:, a. 10 no, n American steers selling a. l"'sall-.
,ors ioc f-...ed Weight and American sheep
a, uII2c shipments TODAY. 800 cst'l" on me
~ cis Ca,,e and rs, quarters ~ beef on the Mas'a
n.us.,ts n London 1000 quarters on ~" t'rutla 20
liverpool ard 800 sheep on the stat" n N"Nras" 10
Elves No fresh arrivals with the exception n -
.eai. sold ~ steady prie or az oH.7o ,,,o
Yesterday cola At 2h2isc. Dressed calves pn'' u" 49,
ierdnys quotations -, ., 1900. ., e -,
pu,lenhecs Il Hollis 10 yeals i42 n. A. 81 DO los
n, AZ s.. 10 lis n. At 90 harrN''n 's''''' - "
p, 81 ~. do I9i N. AZ 81 oo,-
sHI.Fr AND LAMRs -Rcceipts iii. cars. Or 800,
hesd cara for city butcher. and l2'1 cars Tor INC
r,rk., sheep ighi supply ana nacupn
higher good heavy lambs were firm and others Seahy
Two cars rad hanged hand. A. late hour. so,i
choice lambs 81 7;rs" ~. pregsed mutton MN AZ
c1-t-c dressed lambs steady al 1i.g"c.
solos Newton & TO-. ~ Michigan lambs. - m aver
,re a, q i2i. per ioo n. 221 DO n n a. :" -
: Iudi & 20 10 state lambs. - N. NJ ~ % -
STATE sheer Gev larbsl n n. at - p 40 :, .
a., ~. A., 81 y, rs Indiana 40. ~ N. At
s, - n sheep 20 H. At 81 ~ DO l"' No. ~ ~
~ T.i in & Hollis, 2Ii lambs 20 n. at
q pnlentnck. 2nS western lambs. ~ n. a. - ~ -
Hum. 4 Mullen. 90 Western lambs ''' n a. - -
" {. lima 2aG Michigrn lambs. ~ u. AZ ~ Ni'7
rIOGS Receipts : cars ~ go h.ai Nm" i"' rhI"
,iit. Norinaiy STEADY 81 JoGSi - per ~" N 'ohn
nv dressed steady AZ rsn7c Tor extreme weights
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OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Fob cattle Receipts ia1' - hour- 20
head otn for week far .1:o head for ZANE TINE
steady gooi slo~ f,r others WIN no NiS
r.pts las, - hour hent. toia! week thus far
=: head for rhme time list wc'H .'v'" n"s''
30 sale 3OOp head muksi op-n-l -" ana l'"r' -,
-ss WIN .1m- unspd. YORKER good O. choice ~ ~
. - mostly I" 80 So ~. ans 80 5"HSt e. ;os So IS
smooth 81 so. ssgs. s5Gk5 - nh~'i ana s" 70
Receipt, lost ?. hours, leo heal n'a fos Voc" , sds
ignel through 400 head. 70 New York 400 hrad
On sai- head. market opened fairly actNr ana
NH here. ns.i lamts 81 23a,s 80 good choice 81 -
ass Is common fair. Sass -. cull'. s. .saSS 80
ciiis and common 81 5gss7' export ~eherS 81 2'r
:, - export -we- 81 7'gs' 20 ...,. y...,...
linton stock Yards chicago feh- - a''., =, d;
ass - .ock~rs feeders. 5? :;GsS - cows ana hI
H.,. Marx, az Heasy 81 s5as i3 comm,n t.
choc. n,e-l 81 7S1t' 10 choice s.sor'', - - - ~,
Ind Mako, -'eai, and unchanged Iairri" Z" choice
D. sors. lambs. 81 '"dS' ." ,,,..
=, LOUIS Feb ''aiile h'c'i?s. zoo" head. MAJ MAJ,
choice T. fancy eKpor' s. zoos - go 'epn n,4 "a. "a
49, 49, Sc 75as, heavy dressed beef and butchers
s.psl g. Texas ialr o. choice. fei ''I'" h's'
Reo.p'- 800 head II wa dni .I"ssns I .no,h
hnchsr, es =, a,crar~ sold ~ sos. rough heayy a.
81 fair s'oi sh, Of 81 ''rs5 i"'. '9mm i ign ign,
s'g,% 20 rr''n u, 's ,,e f;@rsipis light,
3, tsast e. god butchers 81 eoNst is rough a. sSs
81 ~ lish, steers. 81 loq 81 ~ HOGS "s.s,p'
on c,hers Heavy Philadeiphihs 81 33as, - medium
ih.laielphas 50 aoa$ rs best Workers and m,ea -
r.rrHs ssssi sheep suppl, nsh Marse, shade love- e..
10th sheep and nmts ES,ra 81 ,onsS 20 good - 20.
'e~riins. 81 25gss 60 b".' lambs s. e'as' 80 common
10 fair lambs. 81 Sns'
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old ROSTERS &c turkeys, 7as'ac ducks pei DREssED@
e. aeese Al I2dsi 80: pigeons 'n3oc ,r unso,d
Narret nuiet to-day but there IL nor nlue" o lines Of
naon, moderate quantity OF fowls ana s xnect ed
oss inst arriving and with moderate supp vo quote:
80, rrol Tho general is steady To Urn" "a ~.
T,,rkevs hens per 10 Iin117c 40 younk IN ise. do
4, n,d IONS Ii,Isc: chickens PhiladePhaa, o1iOc:
orsev llTI3c: do We-tern sdOc lows ,ol,,5c. geese
a. "yes,ern sdoc; duck fair to choice 10 10 West,
orn I0Gi7c SQUADS Dozen - yoI,o uncertain.
~ VIZ 10 .nipe or plovsr offering Nn, -;cos Wild
80 choce lots voui certainly bring COG nuaI,ty an
lie n light supply rarely OF des vii iwcis can
~ m gr,des arc slow sale. We quote w m.ard
me on III sIMs. 30: do rcd head 3oa>i -; Sine
Western iOag0c: do southern
- 9o0 zoe: common ducks 2Dn"c ,,.,,o- acc,nu-
VINE %n STRA me tendency 10 imrtIeL "rsal
i,,i, ~ stock has given pressure !" ~ .o-.c. do No
,".n W. ouo,. Hay prime per npo Ip, .un lied 100
~ " '.o1Gjc do shipping. Nc Glow, - 3oG
- clover ASA ,pc straw lop"''' "'' ''
'oc ,rors AND VFGET ABLES Market steadl -, l,r
nnder moderate receipts. nut uan SUI
~ onions in light supply and tendency Snk'
s,,,h,r, Lalc AMI snifGch are iminaiy nor
apsnnce ~ important receipts liaNahh Tx H.
n,,da nnons about steady. hut quiet: nthcr -
ra,-ar lr ouatv choice bring good prlc's w -
,,,,oes f,.rn,ids per fh $66S6 so d. stat" ana ri
c-y Res. nor n hb s2mS2 - do per iSp ~ -
si ,1so' white kinds per $50 IL or sack ~ so
sr.n, n7iatoos per bb s, ioISc 30 on.ons. wn., ~
do red 81 ,5ise 50; do yellow. 81 '3aS- % cl,
r.. ,nua.h T,c ISL ~: rarsnps. iochSl, ,'tiu's I'm
ecs rar 100 scmsG celery. per dozen stalks ~
SGn~. snnach per bill 81 ,jds3: kale 81 te,nIlo"s, NJ
lvest per carrier S31s5: do Havana = o'pSz a. "
r,errn5, ana Havana. per crate 81 ''rS- "N'' P' %
rtsr StnS 30. peppers. s2GS2 ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04
TIE ADDRESS VAS 4 POLICE STATON
A CAR-RoBBER KNEW THE Jig WAS uP' WHEN
ttr SAW THE GREEN LIGHTS LOOM UP

CAR RoBBER KNEW THE Jig WAS Up WHEN
HE SAW THE GREEN LIGHTS LOOM VI
John MacCauey. of No $40 West Ihirty-eish'h-
ST who when he ha. nothing else to DO, steals
for living was a prisoner in the Jefferson Market
Court Yesterday morning charged with stealing a
horse and hanson cab from John MaIloy OF NO "''
West Thrty-third-st. Malloy left the can stanohe
In from, Of n barroom at Thirty-third-st. ana
Seventh-ave shortly after il O'Clock on SATURDAY
night He was In the place about five minutes ana
when he came out there was no sign or MS morse
and cab Malloy ran fast as he could up 10 the
West Thirty-s sventn-st. station and reported MS
loss Policeman Ryan remembered that ne had seen
a man whom he knew 10 be A thief driving up
Tenth-ave. He put citizens clothes ana 10
gether with Malloy started out to look for the can
At Forty-second-st. and Tenth-ave. they saw Mac
Cauley driving slowly along looking for rare
Ryan signaed to him. and MacCauey pulled up
cab. sir?'' he shouted. ,,
Yep" said Ryan. he and the owner CLIMBED IN.
Where to-" asked the driver through the H'ue
No 4s7 West Thrty-seven;h-st.," answered Ryan.
The cabman turned rapidly. drove down Tenth
ave. until he reached Thirty seventh-st Lnen ne
saw the green lights of the station house Ioonlns
up before him. He stopped and tried TO gel cow
from his seat in order to get away, but Ryan
grabbed the rens and drove rapidly to the staton-
house In the Jefferson Market Court YESTERDAY
the prisoner pleaded not guilty. and was held IN
81 $40 for trial in General Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04
LONDON wool SALES.

London Feb. At The wool sales today II 80 eaies
we're offered. Tho attendance was good and the com
petition for good greasy and secured woods ""s hStN" a.
iuv.rs bidding vigorously Tor suitable grades ate he
hscr parcels " pieces were In demand NJ full rates
Germany buying freely The snpply ~ cro-sbris
poor Cape OF Good Hope woods Ltirncted good al
entin The offerings Uf this series have been $4,000
al.s ,aes bales The Offering, and sales TO-DAY
South wales 100 bales; Hcouss o'.dgis l1u
a. locks and pieces 5uii.G 4uSc do locks and
ri.c-s aLui Queensland. 500 bales; secured I'D; do
iocks and pieces 14Qild: grensy. 4g1oa.d do locks
and per-s 4aQ3d Victoria 1900 bales secured losdd
Is I'd do locks and piece Cd. greasy 5sld DO locks
and pi,ces 3i,aTist. South Australia 1000 bales.
scoured ord do leehs and 5g.i; greasy BAD
cad: locks and pieces. +l4d West Australia, poo
bales secured. 7ra7d; DO iocks and piece, '''@S.ad
greasy 3a4s.d DO locks and pieces. 2a.g3.d New
zeaard - bales: greasy 4ad7iad cape OF Good Hope
and Natal 1900 bales secured 7.dais I'd; greasy, "a
ed The skin sale will be held February The mr.
rivals Tor second series Of wool sales amount 10
7ST bales which 400 bales forwarded direct
iy The Imports Of the week were New South Wales;
III bales; Victoria. 4o4i bales South Australia l3S
hol.s: West Australia 24s bales: Cape ~ Good Hope
20 bales France $50 bales: Belgium 49, bales other
countrss PA bales. Cablegrams from the Argentine
say that the arrivals have been less extensive the
preferrng hold their wool AZ the present prices
OWING the fluctuations Of the gold quotations. is dim
to give quotations There IL an active inquiry for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Feb . (SpeclaD TIL wheat market today
lacked the helps had Friday. The enthusiasm
new bonds gone. ST. Louis reported cash
whea' sales. -. Louis seller In this market. and
did rot maintain Its Prices here dropped s,
ard only little from the bottom May
52s,r Gables up lltilc They did not, however
respond fully the rally here on Friday Tile wheat
and for the week 80 bnshelswere
tho before: cearanc.s
for 35a 900 bush.swcre enough
help much Primary receipts only 1873 600 bushels
Minneapolis had ~ ears against ~ last year The
low prices OF the day made the which
came Nev-York Of the East River BanS Shippers
without much rally. May opened at t3'gc sold between
43s.c and closed t3isc sellers The proposed
restoration of rates Monday will pres"nt shipments
for while In addition To that. cash handlers had Ad
that receipts would be larger. The inspection yes
terday i19 the estimate for Monday 2lu
II expected that the local stock Nc nday will
it'll. possibly 100000 bushels. There The
~ motives In oats ~ In IN" prospect n
and the proposed advance casthound
Monday. There the OF selling by
the shippers. MAY opened NJ 2s'sc sold between 2Sasc
and 2sisc and closed 2s,c. Receipts iG9
the estimate for Monda, iao The provision stocks
pounds Of rbs smaller than the uade looked for
Tha, helped the price ~ product little Pork advanced
Is cents lard. III cents. ribs. 10 II ANAL
day however Armour was sti conspicuous the selling
side There Is 0O0 hogs. the estimate for Monday
was 81 900 head; the estimate Tor next week. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04
EXPORTS To DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

February
COTTON Tho rnarke, opened points higher. but
eased of closing practically unchanged from FRIDAY
cC sing figures The total for the oaN wcr" "hl
90 100 bales FLUCTUATIONS were within a very na I
range March selling al 3isa't'. May "'2r''. Jun" ,i
5i95 56 The tone market AZ the close was dnl
according ofcin report There "er" no lh'f'es
fea,ures abroad Liverpool was rhnh,.
d,sanpnintng contracts there opening quiet win seic"
net advance l1n1 point There only hsh' n''a,'
FOR spot cotton al liverpool with prices unchanged ou
side investors fimid and local operators arr -
very conservative deals and altogether the marker Is IN
an unsatisfactory The receipts ~ me POT
DAY were about bales compared with 22"o naes
las, weak "a 947 bales year The movement por"nh
against movement last week n 1919 haies ana laS'
wear ~ 43a bales New Orleans expects 20 10, S,
Monday from Is 900 bales against 2""i hai's
last, week bales last year. Io-daN
Houston 100 o5s9 bales last NeeE:
500 bales and AT Memphis. l"" M, 'eH.'
22s bales last week. 500 bales last year. trlpI'S ~
rain has quite general in the cotton belt during M
week and that points in the Atlan'ic states tu
in few elsewhere the rainfall has peeh ran
heavy Snow reported by correspondents ottI'
s being marketed quite freely There came n'o sign
during the 2i66il bales. against l4.u" ha'N NJ
corresponding 1894 and the increase IN amount w
sight compared with last year Is CD -. haits
total visible supply is now to526ia bales.
against 4 500 l24 1894. and +3l'"2l bales IN
1904 and bales in 1892 The total AMERICAN ,s,
SUNNY bales. against 4oob"-f bales IN in-
e ,al visih supply is s3 7S5 than in the
Corresponding time isas 1896 a2s bales NOR" ihan IN
1903 and bales more than In ls2 Inc so,a 60,
bales against 5244 bales in 1891 % and 4.3ss ~
bales in 1892 The total movement from piarta'Ions
Tor the week was 1s2 1876 bales against lo3o| bae a
wear md 81 677 bales 1893. The weeks n"' oVe'hnn
oyesnt was 20 455 bales against 25'os bales the cor
responding week 1894 and the net overland movement l
the season is $50 Go bales more man was "
,,x ia. ,,.
Opening range close to-day. and closing hids 'ne
ots Ugh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04
THE PEIROLETM MARKF7.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New-York. February 2. 1899
No developments Of interest occurred in tho oil situation
last satisfactory movement in refined petroleum
reported and while the demand was not large
result weeks trading in advance Of the
previous week The export inquiry continues fair ana the
requirements for domestic equal 70 the usual aver
Reports from the oil fields show strong situation
The inquiry week for crude certificates was active
and Thursday sales ~ 1000 barrels were made at 81
The market closed with this figure bid but no further
lots offering.
There reported a movement on foot of Independent
producers against the Standard oil Company on account
control all the oil production
details been given about the move
ment but further developments are expected.
Quotations A follows last week
Crude certificates strong. and closed at 81 Neo
fined e. 50 gallon in barrels. $50
in bulk and cents NewYork. and 515 cents
barrels 3.25 bulk Philadelphia: crude hnd
naphtha 6is gallon in barrels
Foreign quotations Antwerp Is francs per 100
klos: Bremen. SO marks Der 80 ktlos. London. isG
4 S-16d Imperial gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04

Monday lowered its price for American gold:
naturally the rates here hardened. The market
was also bare Of bills. On Tuesday the German
steamer carried s3,562.00c in gold and sales on
foreign account Of stocks and bonds were large
The English boat Of Wednesday took out 81 40s.
500 in gold and the Withdrawals from the Sub
Treasury were heavy. This was, perhaps the
most anxious day of the week. Thursday the
strain was relieved slightly by the rumors OF
more bonds. On Friday the market broke. and
there was n scra nble to get the gold back to the
Sub Treasury The export Of Saturday In gold
was 81, 100. 600 Total Withdrawals for the week
from the Sub Treasury. s1407a47 OF which $780,.
900 was returned. We reprint The Financial
Chronicles" table Of sterling exchange rates. for
the sake of the records Che "a being omitted In
the Quota tion):
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04
ADMITS HE STOLE JEwELRr.

Marcus j. Nelson admitted in the Tombs Ponce
Court Yesterday that he stole several watches. with
diamonds and other articles Of jewelry. from his
late employer William Moir who keeps jeWelry
store and factory at Twentythrd-st and Sixth
ave When arrested he offered TO do what he could
for the recovery Of the property. nearly All Of
which had been pawned. He was remanded for
examination. The charge against him is grand
larceny in the first degree. and Judge Mcmahon
fixed his bail at 5000
BENJAMIN r Schmauk OF Moir's jewery factory.
places the amount of the thefts at 5000. seven
gold watches. all valued al $500 have been recovered
Ten pawn tickets were surrendered by Nelson, and
Detectives Alonde and Formosa will demand the
articles they represent from the pawnbrokers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Feb COTTON easy: mhdue SIC: low
rdding &c: good ordinary. $40. net and gross re-
cslp,s bales exports Great Britain 6963 bales
continent 055 bales. sales. 200 bales stock i5I5s6
bales
Norfolk. Feb. COTTON steady; middling. lice low
good ordinary. tc. and receipts.
$50 exports coastwse IA bales sales 603 bales
stock $3.50 bales.
New-O Orleans Feb Cotton quiet: good mlddling.
y-iGc: nddling. BE-. low mdding. i-lGc good ordl-
1856 bales: 10 ~ bales
exports 10 Great Britain ~ bales France
Continent bales ccaswise. 1898 bales: sales
bales: rock, :lITC5I bales
Savannah. Fob. 2-collon quiet and easy; mlddiing.
q nidiling. $40. good ordinary. 1iGc. net
sfoss receipts 1901 bales. exports coastwlse . 1874
bales. sales 800 bales. stock ioO0i? bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04
rrpnpEAx PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,.o, t.h . . n m Reef Extra india mess dun
q, as ni prime mess duh SIS 81 Porkfr,me "A
~ 49,, ar r,, M 56s medium duh At "s 90
tI.,s ehor, cut aho, 10 n. duh At i1s w, bt
cumberland cut about g TO 2" No. hnL a. si,ut =,
,,h about .; n, dull long clear ridai"n
r, dun AZ -. long and short c',sr m,an, .a"Sv a.
=, du a, 2ss cd. shoulders ABOUT " ~ - ~ .r,o,,
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finest caored dull Al sos Talow- od sni,,s 81
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nrren,ine steady els Rosr toplmom hrrn w. a. V
r~d cn,er steady At Is tad No req spring s "a r
,d Flour 81 Louis fancy win,gr 1, stead, a.
2. io,d steady ~ rs ia April s'ca1N ~ % '
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

In the money markets. the attitude OF |, nJers
and borrowers was one Of expectancy untll Fri
day. Up to that time. the settlements in
cident to the Brooklyn Wharf Trust. nothing was
doing and II rates showed strength ii was be-
cause lenders hesated To lend under the cir
cumstances rather than the result cf the working
Of the law Of supply and demand. call n'orey
on Monday was AT per cent, but later ruled
lower On Friday there were activity and firm
ness reported In all branches of this market
We furnish herewith a table OF rltes Which
shows the formal rates on the five busy DAYS -
the week: