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The record-union., 1897-07-06

the proclamation OF the discovery OF
gold in California, and set a tide of
civilization flowing westward that has
had a wonderful influence in shaping
the destinies of the nation, and has op-
Grated upon the commercial world to
the uttermost parts. This historic fort,
where the first American flag in the
great valleys was fioated, still stands
in restored form, and is an object of
much interest to our own people and
to visitors That fort was the first
harbor of hope for the great tide of
the shelter that saved tens of thou
sands of lives, and from which went
out the rescue parties who snatched be-
lated emigrant trains from the jaws of
mountain winters.
Sacramento has a refined, educated,
conservative and well-to-do population,
who are proud of a model school sys-
TEN; an extensive free library; the
finest public art gallery west of the
Great Lakes; a stable and growing
trade; an exceptionally good electric
car system; an unsurpassed fire de-
partment thousands of beautiful
homes in spacious grounds from cot
tage to mansion, with floral growth of
all varieties and namable kinds, that
fails not in any week of the entire year,
but gives US color and fragrance for
our tables at every meal the twelve
month round.
With extensive river navigation, un-
equaled railroad advantages, terminal
facilities, new blood and an enterpris-
ing generation coming on, the Capital
City, in the center of which rises one
of the noblest structures in the land,
the beautiful and classic State Capitol,
is shaking off the habiliments of the
pioneer era when stability was not
dreamed of and temporary construction
served, and has become in all respects
a city worthy of the name and the dis
tinction its political title gives it.
Without boasting it may be said that
the city enjoys distinction because of
her press, independent, vigorous, influ-
ential, and free from the grossness that
furnishes an office that should be a
conservatOr only of good, cleanliness
and moral health. Two dailies and
three weeklies fill the need, and ad-
dress a wide and intelligent clientage.
Sacramento makes no concealment
that she has of vices and nusancess her
full share, and more; but her people
are fully awake to the truth, and
knowledge of it will not rest content
with continuance Of conditions thai
need betterment With greater age
and stronger growth the city will prove
equal to that control, regulation and
abolition that the older communities
from which our visitors come have
achieved.
But this is by no means to be taken
as saying that Sacramento is a city at
all lacking in culture, refinement, re-
ligious and moral influences noble ef-
forts for betterment and successful la
bors to advance a community to levels
of the highest standard.
1t is a community of homes, of neither
great wealth nor great want; of su-
perior, educational advantages; Of un-
limited charities and unbounded hospi-
tality; a people broad in every right
sense of the word-humane, energetic,
liberal, law abiding and inspired by the
hone of ideals not beyond attainment.
The record-union., 1897-07-06

Sacramento has historic interest, in
that it was the location of Suffers
to Coloma, forty-eight miles distant,
where he found the nugget that caused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

,-.ioa-, Fob 2 tSaecian. Wheat bulls had disap-
mon, bera to-la~ They had the hu' there was
M, much outside trade and The bar Interest 50 success
f,i - late filed the marke' up and weighed It down.
1,,re vas rally early -. Louis covering The last
pr..s were &c under Tueslay My opened at '''sc''
d between 7Gsr and 7lc bid. ard closed n ''c sell
lors Liverpool strong. Another round lo-lo""o
bu sial NJ spriugwas sold all reil 70 Baltimore max
ing :,VDvD bushels TWO days TIL" Continental mar
.,s wore strong Paris reiterated IFS calm that the
French winter wheat condition 80 IS peg cent under
a- wears MINNEAPOLIS claimed -four sales Of 5000 bar
rcs making over 10000 barrels in Two days But there
th. ana TO III! up buyers. some thought ms adies
sr,unfrf To- .ono,oO bushels. The buyer early Wac
yn.. ana nlr The Northwest had .2i cars, AGAINST 40
last and lu IN lslo Inc expectation ~ HA' ''VrH
,.ill com. lower tomorrow.
am was yyru Their" being renewal ~ that s"ng by
elevator people which wos thu featur" ior'hSht as1
Prir.s los &c and cCsed AZ the bottom MAY sold from
~ - g.c ana closed nj the latter ngue Ter" was
~ THURSDAY the inspection 10 day
- "a; c,ts ;e,hnard c'eararces wer" only 10000
t,-,.'~ no moor com from iowa. which has sold at
ri ruin I, prices ~ tate was up ittle to-day.
The ira L. evidently having found way 10 handle H. The
weather West WIS warm and YET thefe Is al" e" if'e
j." Thc was considerable buying q MAY oats BY Nj
Intye- Wardwel. II WORK possibly ''s.,o bushels
i7lTlIEc and closed A. III" bottom The inspection was
- .rs the estimate Tor Thursday 2G4 cars ClNarane"s
,,e-a only ~. bushels The selling was by shorts
p,calI and Barrett particularly.
pr5y~1ns weak. pork losing loc; lard and RIBS
Csc to Sc - .,.,. ,.,ro :, o,o .s,i,,, - ooo
a.. u" There was fair cash demand. but the specu
stirn narrow Packers lea ne a cary seng Ihe
d an th decline Bulls are rather hopeless because u
absence 81 Speculaion' a., ,,o., o,,., a, ar,
.1eiIs At 75'.aI5sc "Puis' MAY closed al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

YORK February .. 1887
aaa very n5r.w oaiic fo the e,S. the marx, SHOW.
iaarr wan @, TO 81 5a} r. ami IT,, oi,s ' S9i
is n'~ r'a-Ari .n.y n srnaii joohins va Medium
lie bought without difficulty ae.c Further aios of rc
sea on ne iart q few 4ol,s. ana g quite .e1oe
nc ak. w qqee; hans domestic marrow, choice
iuoiiun ~hoice si@s 6e's d, far 10 good e;a9ia d.
pea choiIc ~ g far 20 god s"a2'': do r~d Ndnr'
Kidney cnoIce 81 2oasi o. DO yellow ~ r}oicc 81 oo
~. Do black ure SOUP 81 go. o. linz! california.
go. & a7G: j. s;oich 6o@ s45i 6SF. 5 "a
IirTTER-A further s9yanee Was cs;at'lser DAY on
basis for ANYTHING nat would pass In tn 9 Erte Buy
cleaned W fairly wci ami with advice. ~ molerat"
position ioo1s nrIn ana h,any Below rsuar The
nont va. light and yer ses ma,n,ain' ih, a4yani1se
cannot find good nrais m any qian'v 20, h." dslee
ye' above l7ql7'c hut lan} .l2ce wold bring il'tc
more moncy " ceanfe ID ola ealy I"% haii-,lir ~
creamery and frcsh fae,aiy Nthou, rur,heT hansr DE-
I'll riehi We quote cl-arnrsI. Weston es.raa. per H.
&c 90 Sr ar,s is lS az h. Do .. l l ga, ~ 5
state dairy. hall tuos. fresh made finest l7alN 10
gmrn to c5qico y" do ~ .oI Eae 'f
qsiilrs ensiI, nn's, la a. a. - ID ~ a.,
iaIar. 4, rlnis 10 sends 7aGt - hci finest, ia
a. /. nmon 90 prime sale.
CHEESE Wlth c.ntHIed strong fore gu advlras t1I
fie,her Improvement n nc cab" and continued fariy
.etve demand glm both home trade and eaporier tho
market strong position WIN tho f"uIcacf
t4.l further hardening - prices. We bear f.w
port - ~. ~ 2'f boxes
white obtained al price. bat doubtful ~ man'
ro white cheese could b. obtained ho,1w 70. ana
ra7y holders have put thelr prce al - &c. Smt sze
nj. We. established a. lelc ~ riprd with.
ia small .Qis going cut ~ l2ge. AL Irlcrgr1ics
rindinc skins continue scar" and 1Tm We
~ s,e % 800 boxes mi. AZ IlNc marked weights
IN cuba 20 oui n town buyer ana VIZ not come here"
liverpool cable IS G1 for both coiorel n7d white
oT
,yh,,e fancy I2ai2hc DO late made prime Ilsdl19.r:
n, common 81 FAR ssGiOAc; do small Seu'er1h.r co.
orei fancy l2+c; do white. fancy i2Hi2.c. d. late
meic good choice llnliAc; do common fair s'40
tos.,. ~ ms. choice. lO'.c, skins good
tr,mc s,sG9i4c. do common 10 fair 5aG.c. fuN skins
Su}is-
,an1 IL extremely quiet. Buyers T. have lost all
'.-eI.rce the pcfiti0n and afvces u miier
"etb.r Throughout the producing ana rer l,tle
,r,ias,e feeling manifested by shippers
oncrngs reduced IN price 10 Ice 9r best Western
could be done, that
,.,, M movement but the
l,, southern goods extremely dull and outside quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
II NOON Illy. "A'0V' 'II'Id'' - :.
Obi ACk DIArlOND EXPRESS"

80 L. NJ. Pullman Noshue Day 'o@ 80 >
and Parlor cars Dining Car service. Meals IA ca1
Connects Buffalo with through S!e"pers To De'fo any
Chicago. -, ,,...,
and intermediate points. ,,.,, MA.
40 r. VI daily except sunday f0r Wkesbarre. PITS
ton scranton and principal Intermediate stations n
meets for all points in coal region Chair-'ais - "lH's
barre. ,,.r,...,,.-.
Pttston. and principal inferno hate etati
for all points in coal region Pullman buVes
Parlor-Car Wikesbarre.
IiO y. VI. daily except sunday, Express for Stating
Ton and principal intermediate stations. Connects Tor
Reading and Harrisburg Chair-''ar 10 Sldtington. -.
90 i. VI. daily. for BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS
and all points West Pullman sleeper Nesifuled train
\ Y 10 Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto
S::sO T.. VI. daily except sunday, stopping only :,
South Plainleld Easton. Bethlehem Mauch Chunk:
l. g. B. Junction Sayre. Geneva Rochester Batavia ~
fuffao Pullman sleeper FOR Buffalo Sleeping car only
No baggage carried. .... .,.-.,,-.
0rN r. VI. daily. for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHE>-
TER Br'FFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points Vest
Pullman Seepers Chicago and BlNGlo. sleeper 10
Wilkesbarrc.
poi ND PROOK and intermediate points leave as follows:
l:,e, l. NJ 30 4:2o and $50 T. NJ, liao 7. NJ ,sat-
urdays only 60, o,- o,,
o73 90. and 1929 Broadway. 81 East lih ST. JOG Eas;
Io5h St Bowery. y Y; SEQ Fulton St. Court -.
as broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
New York Transfer Company Will call for ana creek
baggage from hotel residence through 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeW York February . 1891
HEEvES Receipts, 81 car- or i"i h~ad - FOR
narSet II which ~ cars were At Jcrse city Trade was
DnIy dr. ara prices were rated steady WIN bulls A
,... Common e. prime native .teors s,i ar stas nor
lri 10 tops az s. 10 cd; 'stok"rs' ~: osen
~ 50 '1Hsi - pair 81 choice DO at
- l d, 81 o5a<3 co. cows 81 ;1as3 i; for poor
ciraSi4" IL fOr common native sides
--latest cables from London and Liverpool quoted refrse
&c. dressed weight. American sheep steady a, sTgc
ufc'eef weight. Glasgow market demorali2el and TOP
m"nts To-Day, $40 cattle 1il2 Sheep. and quarters
~ hr-' 10 rho C"vc t'ycrpp quarters of beef
she &c. Paul 20 Sogthampion 2o0 cattle on the mi
r0rr CT Bristol r the Idaho. f1- London
WIZ so road divided between J. shamb'rg Son and
s.hwaTs-hl ~ Sulzherger
S Is, NC, ~ 10 30, OH. f,.cg, la'o n
to. iiso ~ AZ - an - d. iose H. at 81 % - do 100
H. m ~. - &c. io"5 ~ - :, illinois DO iio2 n
5 i. Errs,r.n: j. Illinois steer, Ille n At $, o. 81
u McPherson e.: ohio gte.rs 1880 n. ut IS -:
a T.. IN y at s. go no DO i:c2 n q, g - d.
o. 81 a." l,o O al :, g. g. 40 cx. n s. i G,S n
a -. do 1862 u, at - -, do. III N nj 81 ~
DO l4c9 = a. - 90, % io3s No. nj 81 %: BULL.
II cow. 1850 n. 81 go b. ~ - II d. "a
n M 81 -. u ags ~. 1t sa %: do 500 No. ar 81
Esu,o S a. q % i ONO steer. no n at s45
Pennrylrsna do ll52 n, At 81 10; bull 1920 N. At
% 40 % 1850 n at 81 -: II pennDlv,na cows, sel
II ~, ' s3te COW 1870 4, Ct 50 Is q DO iisg ~ at
a. =, d. Il27 N q s225. d. 1880 H. Mt s.; do
100 n. At S. II d, ail h. al - ,,-o.,
10 isss H. at 81 ~ do 1870 ~ a. 81 90. -.
sander oo Ind's 81 ''sT ,1 d, r. 81 eS
H. Coins: oxen Sad bulls iscc g o.. bull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
nEI IACkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. H..
Stnticns In NeW-lOrk. foot OF Barclay and
ChrtatOpher streets.
vESTIBuLED rR nhiiNNs;;, LE:HT "'rEIi

Direct route TO NEWARK, BlOOMFlEbll. MoNICbAlh.
THE ORANGES. summit, Barnarlsyilie, Baskins
ion. Dover staahope NEWTON. BUDDS LAKE:
MoiH.NTAIN Washington PHlllLrsBrRG, EAsToN.
WATER GAP. STROUDSB RG, Pocono Mountains.
SCRANTON PITTSTON. wILkESI!ARRE, NANfl-
r ,oes prHGHAMToN. oXFoRD NORWICH. Water
l!ls ,cTE. SswEGS ri FIX acA 6wEiio EiMIRA,
CORNING, BATH, pANSyILLE. Rl.FFALo ard all
500 A. BINGHAMToN NAH. stops a, principal
lo.06 a M-,cafe Car. BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINQ-
HAMTON UTICA. RICHFiELD SPRINGS SRA
cI'SE and OSWEGO EXPRESS Pullman PaToP
cars. Connecting At Buffalo WIKI rains for Chi'aso
100 az" ~ M"sCRA$Toy. wILKEsBARRE and Er.MIGA
EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Parl)r Cars. -.
400 p. M.-SCRANTON. WILkESBARRE and PLYM-
13o p NJ 0)ailyD-Bunalo Nestibuled Limited EXPRESS
| for SCRANTON. BfNGfIAMTON, EI,MtRA. RyF-
FAI.O Pullman Buffet sleeping Car. Connecting az
I}uYalo with trains for Chicago and points
$40 p NJ Taily)-Buffso Express Pullman Sieepers for
SCRANTON BINGfIAMToN, FLMIRA, BATH, ut.
NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving Buffalo A. NJ.
o.2o p NJ nalyl-Bl,IFALo SCRANTON. BINGHAM-
EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Sleepe,s.
TICKFTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a.
Henry Gaze q Sons. Limited i3 Broadway, /. Pa <
Place 4oO broadway. Tickets az ferry stations 30
broadway III shave i2th-s'.. 80 West l25th-st
c35 Columbus ave New York: 33s and 12G Futon-st..
and Broadway Brooklyn Timetables giving full la
WEsTCOTT EXPRFSs COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage from t''el or residence % destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
ERIE RAILROAD,

follows. and Ave minutes earlier from West 23l
o,Cu A.. N.-Nestibuled Express Daily FOR Waver,v
BInshamton. Elmira Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive RuYac
f. VI. Parlor to Buffalo
2;(D T., M-Nestbuled Limited fas. mail Daily SOLID
train FOR chicago chautsuqus Lake arrives Cevs-
land 40 \. NJ. Chicago > T. VI Sleepers % Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
:,.sO y. M.-luraO and Cleveland Nestibulel Exnress
Daily arrives Buffalo 7:i5 A NJ Bradf, ri 7.i5 A NJ
jamestown. SIS A. NJ Cleveland ii5 p ~ sleepsrs 70
Buffalo and Cleveland making direct connection. r De-
troit Chicago and the West.
k;45 y. M.-Nia ''hauaulua Lake Ia
Daily. Solid train Chicago Sccpers :, Hornellsvilc
chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
rINTCKFTS local TIME CARDS AND PI'r.T.NAN
l. accommodations At III ll3. col i0i 951 BROAD
way l27 Bowery 1876 East i25h-st ard ~ i25fh-
ST.. Chambers and West I'D ferries New York as
and T28 100 Broadway. BROOKLYN. lruis n
IIoboker. Jersey CITY Station. Express
checks baggage from hotels and residences
q destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
r1.roprAX rroDrcr MARKETS.

f:varroUl. Feb. . 80 p m.-Iircf-ENira India
dul ~ ,- 81: prime dull ~ Js PoIk-Prme mess
"a .-f.,ti f1- luli az medium. duh Hams
short ~u' about !. % i6 ~ dull .is al. Bacon
tIwrrrlanl cut about - Il, - ~ du az 9Gs Cd short
III about 20 - - H. dui - Cd. long clear middl"s
light aiua - n. dun 20 ~ Cd long crar nddles
hc.vy about o. H. lull AZ 2is Gd short clear mid
l.- heavy about H. duh ~ 81: clear bellies
about l. % II n. dul rs ShlIlders-About - 10 u
H. easy AZ 1Gy 81 LHr-lrimc Western spot, dul 2Us
"a ,'b.es..- American white ana c,'prcd. drm
Sg CT a., ,,,prel jSs Cd. Tallow-Itme city dun
= ~ C.ffansc-i oil Liverpool refined firm ~ lbs ~
spirits g tuup-ntine firm o. rs Cd Il sin Common
...I, ar - Wheat - rad winter. stock. No l.
N.-tnorn sprnc steady - G.d MIXED Western
spot moss. st,ad, 1T = ~ ID arm at 2s loei f.b'u-
arr steady 80 March steady - Si.d. ApTiI
steady ~ - sgd TllurS Louis fancy winter steAdy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

'lsh quotations follows: Flour duh and steady
%Gea ;2s e arcd ssggsel Ns $Sara G;, g g. z
naxseei 49, .q769c; prnc timothy seed s. - mna
.S. pr rs s s. C Ss ?s gs 90 4y:,;c ia
Shoulders 'boxcl 81 25asi 90 short clear sides boxed
4 ?g .atas S %ni os ' II nf s: RsT
81 20 ln.sel OIL rs S 2s o9e1 20 &c.: on a,d He
easy; fresh stock, lsc.
fancy. 81 2oa>' 40 Wheat 6rn 80 2. Seg9oc. sample
Krt slightly npr"yed. oats steady; mixed. i1c No
gaE Sc b TfeC s nFr ar lax s. 81 k etc.
ia,c. prime steam 3.soc Dry salted meats-shou.dels
lie. " nscon.f, lose shoulders ic: loose shor, rio
SIDES i2c; loose short clear sides 4'c loose clear be-
. ,ir sa ec EgrsEFrcsh re- Whxey active at 81 l.
Mlwausee FEB a-W WI eps5ael ssaiy May opened
sample wheat 9ponei lc higher Snt closed dG,l and
S "a rr.nr saS@nls Eari@y @ and nno,ans:d
rye steady no n9ninS 60 @' pa 40 - %" . h, ~
% %at a. at s s. 9si 90 in Wood '''
Mnaa Fse shere WAS sear; al the op'%Gs
stead decline UP 70 the cIo.e WIN the last prices at
(Scs e : 's e. '2G 30 s aSd
closed there against G5'7C a year ago cash wheat,Ihe
s s oi Ms se5t g NrtSsrn 30 Son.a
d at under TO 81 6 under Nq e was xsTihsf " ON
7o nara & y White %''1 sois a; lisa M
No i5la'. a.csPs =, cars g, st IS ~ ears
Elprr-Iafsufs
lion ~ coo bll. shipments 81 27I bbls. Msuns
bran in bulk. 50 25as5 so shorts 81 75us5; milinss
IjfS1.
pbilad.lphia Feb. 3.-Flour slow unchanged. Whea,
onaneI ir higher lost the Improvement and left
weak IN call Export demand Indifferent ana specu
ln,ye trading Contract wheat cail-Febrnary sIQ
sic March April and May nominal CARROTS In export
cioyaor. No Pennsy lVana red. y2c asked. No Dea
ya 70 rcd p2- asked No red SOC asked; No Northern
spring sIqsIsc. con-option market steady, with a
c5ntlnued good foreign demand Local carrots in small
supply and firmly held No mixed call. FebruaEy
2sif .c. oGSnct.c April 2.n21i+c CARROTS IN
10 2 e3l,T23ac Oats-Carl,ts steady but trade very
ouiet No / white clipped. 24isc; No . clipped BE
A. choice 23s,c No white cali February 23 d23isc
March April and May. 23is124c Butter qu.t nsni
Creamery extra 20sc. PENNSYLVANIA prints johbns
2o023, Eggs drmer; better demand: Pennsy.vana and
Wssern nrsts l5isc other articles unchanged.
81 Louis Feb 3.-F1our UNCHANGED: patents s, 4;T
g. a. extra fancy 81 l0n<t 10 fancy 81 oas3 choice
s3as3 IL; rye 81 t0as2 So Wheat lower: NAY s3d
s2c bid; July ;Oic asked. Corn lower February iglc
nominal; MAY :f.c bid; july, 23sc asked Oats low er
Fcbrulry re nominal, day. .lssc bid. Pork-sandard
-oc' extra short clear 4c. RIBS 47.c: Gear .i.s
10 Dry sal, msats-shouiders ~; extra short csay
H. Gear ribs tfoc; clear sides, Az. High wines
steady al 81 Is Wool steady. unchanged Missouri ana
illinois Gear i5@i5sc. Light nne. l2dl3c. heavy.
"a inr ghtiy hurry. iol=dlli.c: hsrd bury
senhsrn hard bury, 7a7ite Texas medium lac: ane
medium Iiai2c; sandy and heavy. saIc. Bagging. ~
m So: 10 5sc: -. n, 6i.c Iron ties 6ic. Irvine
o. lei strong higher sslss. 100 Missouri al
"a o5 100 tons desiyerzed at -. spelter ste,dy
changed. 81 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
ENPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NCw-NOTk, February j. 1871
COTTON After n day of light trading and narrow
ryr,uatons market closed with net gain OF 10
points Liverpool closed steady arrivals with prices
Unchanged TO u point advance. The receipts at in
ports are coming in from the South indicating
exhaustion Of supplies on plantaiions, wiH an5
Jew days November sold % points under AuSus Dn'
the difference Is now only 40 poins The relative ,n n
ness ~ the new crop months heNed matters NY =:
Southern spot markets general unchanged put
steady firm fl tone and quiet although Nem
factors t. point q better MART, anu ~. ~ =,
thing lacking apparently is good outside detshd ~
the matter Of reduction OF running TINE az Ne"
mills considered the stronger the opinion Is INA"
not o. necessity bearish feature as the idea Is WA.
q pint cloths while not reducing the amount ~;
more than rs 10000 bales for the thirteen W ,
the shutdown agreement Will be IN I0ICe S, iacc
reports to-day that the seaeonngt NM o az nrrlob
has signed The agreement, thus putting ever! W
r~iu In Fall Rver In the scheme. The h!-We'hl!
movement al l3 leading interior towns shows as w,
Receipts "a bales against 81 1862 same IGioa az
neck 22 2i6 last year 4Os29 in lsy3 shipments.
AMI - a1a in 1875 Stocks. 374 So bales asains' SoUds
Ios. yrcoK 3se 6iS last year ana 80 14s IN 1870 see
Ia hester Z the New-Orelns Cotton Ncitt f,ar
-s 80 la'es against 4Oi4 last year 2nd o'a Iro
~ bt on February he figures 7oi2"Hl bales a rt
go LAT year The receipts ew-Orleans hut
10 ~ oO0 90 500 bales. against 30?
zane day last week and G5l5 iaSt - . a on0 bales
Houston Thursday estimated al -, "S, las YEAR
r.,.fs AZ principal interior towns '-cS S,,rnrbfg
Tvs August 4i2 bales, against ool and - Ms a1,ns;
80, ana aJ7: cincinnati 194l bales against 9f' ar
ZOO Houston ga bales, aSains' -'%' cakes
ceps 9. principal p9Ts @ AND asa last year New
Orleans 39e9 bales agalrst 1"iV @ jSi bales
bales. against 222 s 2nd csri4son a4i bales agansi
30 and 554. Norfolk 3i1 bales against W. "' ''
Ore,inr. range and close to-day. ana Closing p'1s 's
night and :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04

Market closed steady to points ady3nce 75
,,b serlays closing prices. TransfeTrbe Ho.. IN
bales Total sale Gl.4tO bales r,sl net mort
Cn,,,en, 900 bales stock 29i 2s2 bales Iota ne oo=
rc~ents to-dav II DO bales; thus far ln's - ~
ocsins ,g5 last week and 90 lu5 Iast gar 2
,,or,s ,,-Say-Cr,at Britain. $50 bales 20 IN
S,ack 0I6 N9O bales spot cotton quiet eteaoy
Ssngei mddling uplands. 1lc; niddlng 20 ,,u1l,
esa 400 bales including 800 spinning ana oo
C,,on Exchange special Liverpool cao!esop5 49,,
freely offered sales 10000 bales speculaon ,aNir
loo American 5000. receipts - 600 bales al. 6t Tar
~ di,ng uDans 2s.32d. Futures opshtu ~ II,
Tally ie64d decline; closed steady hmcnais March @
MarcS-Apr 357lsb: April May SSss sn';eIn~r
me -Iuiv 2sOs July August 3b'2S; 9.Si
S5y. scp.enber-O october. &2b: October ib,
T,ecember Sab Manchester la'hs anu ''''
dull. ~ 3D.. oiossd oiuet with prices
hsoaed 70 3 points lower thar they el,sl J 'ie
LAS saIcs were bags The market ope''
io S nShenged 10 points alvarez and only g,e W
11,nrcS was traded during tie moIhlng. 4,~o
NJ. i,,tie information abroad AT manu-
~ me- we're little frmer. The worlds NlSp,e
si ~, - c1foe shows. decrease Of l42 ga bags iVl
,S4nth and TIE visible Is now . ~ ~ pnss IT,
09t acs On January l. 3,2S1"r' February 'ai
"a There IS a holiday in Brazil and noinE tn.
-. -epor Of receipts 81 HOOD oaEs az no no
SSras, market &c steady but quiet WIN shs VI "a,
sgs R;o 10 4 shipp-i. at @4c MIld cOI,s
vi fojrlv active with iales Of 12'p Dats W.
ni o0D bags Central American, on private erI .,,g
rne following the highest lowest anu ''>'''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-04
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

buffalo Feb ct for sr tr ~ Same same
s head . total o sT woe" cSh.F n%5 through
Yr 1 ~ on sale l5i Market opened Fairly active
bot q 'e ~ lower than M9na axtTa 81 Gs7 c2
ase 2" s L1'e n .aIe' ndsFs IS 81
x.G do rat cows ana hefers. 81 ipa$" CO. DO steers a
g ' Gas o;a for e1 week thu. T the
time last week % ssns'S MsTket op,nrl steady
sel steady and firm for good Weights dut I9r pig
Sal 3d. s s " - d Ss se s. as' s a.
mixed rackers 50 90 m"lnns ~ G'G an R@cepis for
~ las, ), hours 500 head; total for week thus FAR
900 fgr the s @rM y inF 1850 On sale Mae
op,,el steady closed fu 70 shade ower NY us 10 l1
fSn d a' no ia s. ss sheer soS1 to chSiT
g s 5. ~ -, S e2nnr owes sS 8, G5aS3 %
Union stool, Yards Chicago. Feb 3-Ca,,ls a5
1850 head yT n sco f 81 ,5as ana feeders
81 23n ) oS S:H: 20 ana nogRsc~p ooo head a,
acT and o c higher heavy packing and 81 shilpiSs 90,
& i2@ asstidd So ia%s So ipRt s. =
a nso> ,DlcrbT to- ehoce s. a lambs g oaso
10 "sh n;Ia Feb 3~Cat,leReceips 4e6 marse
ay " 9aG l ssG 81 a .@"s On ra %Sss "a s.
!. o ,@ @:aA s mn h%Ty s's gss 90
Receips s62: market active and tr"ns' native S'7eP
Sa Eenl la"' ~ Feb oss-Reeps p 500 had
market active light and medium IS - Rs Ss 2; 5
10 h Sret .-rong native steers best 81 25as - fair
sd 50 g q rs coT S and eS s TO- Gs' AMI
tSIy sass shcep-Rccoips 100 head: market
{, -Ss4 So prime 5oas' e5 god ~, q % 90 dy
s. i5aSt . fat 50 5Gpsi common @p * -. e? sgx
a. S'S cows "a" eed rngers sl5as,l Hogs Markei steady
s,, , al pgs 81 coasS g. heavy hogs 50 'oasa 90 good
r'uris Sl1S3 - Sheep-Market sts;dN on good shHep
' iSas. X GOOD se& 8 soG.s fs q
i,ln 70 ss5sa 81