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New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
DOlNGS OF THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE backbone"
resolution offered by Senator Van wyck laid before
the Senate to-day unfinished business. Mr. Van Wyck
said that the Senator from Colorado (Nr Teller had
gone to New. Yoik TO be absent day or two and he
asked that upon the resolution be deferred until
Friday Mr. Van wyck offered the following resolution
and asked that It lie upon the table for the present
Resored That the Secretary OF the Interior and the
Attorney General Of the United States be, and they
hereby directed respectively to take such action as
each may deem necessary TO prevent any sale by the
any company person claiming under them OF the
lands described In the act approved May IL 1885 and
entitled "An Act granting public lands in alternate
the States OF Florida and Alabama TO aid In the
construction Of certain raroadsn said States far
lie within the line of said railroads between
Waldo and Tampa Bay, Fla, until Congress shall have
authorized the same
Mr. Frye offered resolutions Of the Board Of Trade Of
Bath Mainc touching the Spanish treaty and asked that
they bc referred the Committee on Foreign Relations
xhen appointed. ,,...
Mr. FRYE offered resolution instructing the Committee
On Public Buildings aud Grounds TO inquire into the
expediency OF lighting the Senate Chamber by the
electric process Adopted.
Mr. Allison, at IL: Is moved that the Senate adjourn
Mr.. Morrill, said that he had heard. indirectly, that
there wonld he q communication from the Executive
Mr. Allison was glad that the Senator from vermont
able speak For the Executive and Withdrew BIS
notion.
After lapsc OF twenty minutes Mr. Pruden appeared
and delivered "sundry messages in writing"
Upon motion OF Mr.. Morrill,. the Senate at 1880 went
pto Executive session, and i've minutes later IL ad-
lCurncd.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12

AAtAl II
The following officers have been relieved from spec,ai
duty at tho places designated Captain Wilhelm ~
Waterbury, 18th Infantry. headquarters genera
ing service New-York City; Captain Warren D1ao.
11th Infantry headquarters Department OF 'ne Has'
Governors Island First Lieutenant James A D y.
chanan, 14th Infantry Washington secohu
Henry IT, Benham 2d infantry. Davids lsana.
CAPTAIN Henry j. HayneswOrth asslstan. q, qu, IN ner
ter has been ordered to New York CITY, 70
son to Lieutenant Colonel Henry O. Hodges, ,ho dnar
0uartermas general for duty at the oopo' oi '"0
termaster's department IN Dana assistant
The resignation by Captain James W. rope , asn, Eth
ouarterlnaster of his commission as frst 70
Infantry only has been accepted by the freSi"o'' "
take effect from March z. 1885. o., coro,rv
First Lieutenant Thomas C. Davenport, oln canosi
has been relieved from duty in tins city ana Will
to join his troop .aoo.o, NJ aisa-
The leave OF absence surgeons certlhcate OF r, s
bility granted Captain Carl +. Palfrcy CORPS y,
neers in special orders November ~ ia
extended two months surgeons cerlihGate OF
The leave OF absence granted CAPTAIN biair BILL 5 ias
assistant surgeon special orders January 20 1901
has been extended two months. , oor,,1.
The extension of leave of absence on surgeon y
cate OF disability granted First Lieutenant Mai1
Maus st Infantry. in special orders DecemDer ~
has been further extended six months on surgeon W"
tifcate of disability. 9, -, -, Erci.
First. Lieutenant Solomon ". Roassler Corps OF Eus u
neers will be relieved from his present duties ~
Francisco California under the immediate orders VI ~ -
tain Payson Corps of Engineers, and VIII proooI, ton
Willets Point New-York and report In person 70 FOR
teeant Colonel Henry Abbott, Corps OF Ehg'hcoi''" "
duty with the Battalion of Engineers
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
THE COURTS.
MARY JANE OR MARY IRENEi

MISS HoYT's CONSTITUENT TO THE AsfLCM-hfF
MOTHERS TESTIMONY ENDED.
Mrs. Jane Shook, who accompanied MISS
Mary Irene Uoyt to the Friends Insane Asylum was ie
called yesterday in the Hoyt will contest TO give
details of the journey. "Miss Hoyt sh7 SAID, "cteu
like lady and did not aprearinsane When caied n' inc
house Mr. Hoyt was in he'd and he said to me- 20 uP
stairs you will find woman there; there Is no ."e W
be lost When Miss Hoyt was going down stairs she
shouted to the nurse o. Bailey, won't you save me y
Mrs. Helen Maria Hoyt again took the stand and
identified the commitment papers in her daughters case
The document ran:
We request that Mary Jane Hoyt may be admitted
patient in the asylum for the relief OF persons
" W WV " HELEN NJ. HoYT
Miss Mary Irene Hoyt straightway turned mpuisveiy
toward Aaron Kahn. her COUNSEL and whispered Win
stage effect. in his ear, MY name is not mary Jane
is Mary Irene Make point OF that the papers are oe
fectve" Miss Mary having thus shown her icgai acu
men, Mrs. Hoyt acknowledged her signature 10 the re-
ouest in the commitment, but insisted that she hau
affixed her name without having read the document
She had not observed the clause regarding persons
prved of reason but had supposed that her was
ong to place where she could be treated for nervous
trouble Miss Hoyt. she dec Jared was never lnnatic
never in Middetown never IN Frankford no. not even
for day This statement brought Mrs Hoyt 10 the
conclusion OF her testimony. All, ,,., .,,.s,,
in the asylum, then testified that her charge was per
fectly rational and conducted herself lko perfect lazy
She went FREQUENTLY the witness said oVer having
been taken from the bedside OF her dying father 10 an
insane asylum. Dr. Franklin the attending pny sician
cey IanOther attendant Miss lIoyt sang for us IRE
quently, and made hereelf generally agreeable nfst
told Mira Sharpe and Mr.. Kahn what Dr. Franklin SAID
I am now staying with Miss Hoyt She pays my e1-
peDses." -. .u.,,,., ,,., A., I Gao
e.s: D sys lad n1S ,aSsG Gf DfT'fI
Hoytsl OsweSo property b1t tubsequely n", AT2m ii
was dy speptc and talked great deal OF his own inhr
mites Ex-senator Conkling the witnsss rn ePio'eu
him about four months ago TO call on piss ioyt
The hearing was adjourned until Monday next
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS.
NEw-YoRK. March IL.
Wheat was excited to-day, and the ominous
cable regarding the relations between England and
Russia and the fall OF consols In London to which
added cropscares usual at such times set all the shorts
90 covering The result that the other gram mar
kets were thrown into comparative obscurity
and wheat feyerishy from the begin
ming to the end Of business Traders have
been educated mp belief that over the Afghan
stan pute win lead % better foreign demand OF our
breadsuffs and those operators who do not be-
eye that hostilities will curta midas competition or
rnn good European harvests afraid 10 be on the
short market with such excited temper OF
speculation shown at present The market ended
cited at the figures OF the day for wheat March clos
INK up 20 at 9la April up 2i ut 92l May and June up
2s a 93 y and 9i cents respectively and June up 2s
at 05l9 Corn ended Il cent lower for March at 5lia,
better for April at 81 H. better for May at o. H. and
cent better for juno ut Ola cents. oats ended ie as
cent higher at 3SIs for March, 37h for April. and 37s
for May options. Provisions were higher In sympathy
with the advance in grain. but lard here scored adj
vances of only few cents.
AT New-York. Baltimore Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts grain to-day we're: Wheat 934s6 bushels;
corn 35T, ,222 bushels; oats, 159l2t bushesi total
grain s2 bushels -four, 2s, l3i barrels. The re-
ceipts at Chicago, Milwaukee and 81. Louis were:
Wheat 1873 ls6 bushels corn f09,695 bushels oats,
1850 934 bushels; total grain, 6S4ll5 bushels Hour,
D.T Tl9 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
CIVIL SERVICE RULES NOT NECESSARY.

Frank Fox, an attendant In Civil Justice Des-
sars court (Xth District, obtained an orhcr yesterday
from Justice Donohue requiring the Controller to pay
him his salarv for January The Controller had refused
payment on the ground that Fox not appointed un'
der the Cy Service rules Justice DessaTs court came
into existence this year On FOHs appeal 10 the court
hs counsel urged that although the Xith District Court
ia local IL is part OF the judicial system OF the stare
and is not within the operation OF the Cv service rules
and tnat IL 10 Is Justice Dcssar was not served with
cory OF the rules aud therefore the law was notOroper
pronn gated In this instance. These were opposed
directly hy the Corporation Counsel Justice DOhOh
oninon Is as follows: In this case the party seeking
payment Is in office performing It's duties 90 not
claims that Office but himself Is clear that the court
that appointed him received the notice tho law
nrescribes"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March -
COUNTERFEIT CENTs.--The Treasury Department mas
received from the Assistant Treasurer az Sh nro
snecimens of counterfeit cent pieces Which aio
believed 10 have obtained extensive circulation III
York and vicinity. The counterfeit Is mauo soieH u
corner whereas the genuine coin is aoyed win nickel
AS nickel is valuable than copper III VIII ue
that the manufacture of good counterfeit M
entirely of tho base metal would prove lucrative
ness if successfully conducted for any great ehgn "a
time Ii is estimated that profit or 20 cents wGu i,
ho made on every hundred OF the spurious pieces pu
circulation The is being investigated Dy omcc'
OF the Secret Service.
Ex-SECRETARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!
,,hso ond wife and Miss FreIinghuysen left Wash
ipCton at o'clock to-day in special car LOT Newn
Mr. Freng nghuy sens departure from the city was @
time at his ewn home. Should his health perm, nc .ra VIZ
return TO Washington for short visit IN aoout '"o
weeks
THE TRIAL OF TIE DoIPuIS.-Naval officers VINO were
present at the trial OF the Dolphin yesterday report
she averaged 1871 kuots per hour. against hoa.y Will
The average one-tenth more than inc confs0' '"
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
March, 81 10. May. Sweet Picked Hams nrm = 81
08kc H0gA ~ 3j04 3d. Rccsipts-ti0v7r. $500 bbla5
Wheat $1,000 bush. Barley. 1900 snpmsucs-Hloufs

March, - TO- May Sweet Picked Hams nrm. - ~
091xc HogA - 3504 81. Recsipts-Ft01E $500 hbia5
Wheat $1,000 bush.. Barley. 1900 snIpmsurs-Rouf
5000 bbis- Wheat IL 600 bush Barley $4,000
PHILADELPHIA. March II. zF1our-There was no improve
geI SO 0s275 do Extra 81 IS sss IS: Pennsvvsnls
Famly 50 jD0s3 7J Pen1syvsuia Roller Process - 000
q s5 Delaware Family OOGss 75: Winter Wheat Patent
Si70g$o 30 Wheat-Opched firm and advanced fully &c;
export demand fair lots HIGHER sympathy with options
NO Delaware Red In export eevaor SSc. No. March,
~ .037s4 April Ssla6Sc May 9Os a90ac June 81 10
V2c; NO Pennsylvania Red, 94c Corn The market
was about &c higher under moderlte export demand:
No. Mixed In EXPORT elevator. 47c.; No yellow In
grain depot 49c No mixed aud grain 40 No.
z Mixed March 4g04)i2c April l904)i2c.; May ~
di99c June. 49d49s4c 0ats-Car icts Rejected
White 35c: No 3 White In 20th-st elevator 3ac, No
White 81 &C.: No White March, 37d37iec; April. 37d
u37tc May 81 i213Sc; June 37i2133c Receipts-Fl0ur
1000 bbs: Wheat $4,000 Ousn; Corn. $4,000 bush' oAs
iIC0O bush. Shipnents-Whea. LOCO busa Cora l5000
BUSH. Oats 5000 bush.
ST LOUIS. March l-Flour unchanged Wheat nrm; No2
Red s2'c, Cash sc. March sjs9sj Sc; April.
Ssas3}c. Corn steady Cash. 3si2G3Sosc.; March3S
April ys.ac May. 394c Oats stronger Cash 3Oc, May.
SIC Rye quiet at 33c Barley steady az 899S0c But
Ter ana syS, stelty ani unchangei Flax Sest stealy
at ~ Hay quiet aud unchlnyel Bran drn At sd
6tc Cora Meal st,ily 50 80 Whisky st,pty 81 H.
Pork. S2 75. Bulkncas-Lony Clear. 81 3d. Short Rib.
Sc % D6 10; Short Cieac IS 3d. iri Arm at So Sj0Sj 30
ReceiDts-Fl0uE 5000 bbs, WhslL 1l.O00 bush, Corn.
Gl00O BUSH; Oats $4,000 DusE Rye, - Dist Barley,
10000 oush ShDnentsFloar. 300 Djis.; Whoa. l.o0J
bush. Corn. $4,000 0ush.; Data l2OJO bash; ayA -
bush Barley. none
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
TREES KILLED BY ESCAPING GAS.

The destruction Of shadet by gas escap-
ING from street mains brought up In court in Brook
lyn yesterday. Mrs Sarah King sued the Brooklyn Gas
company $50 damages caused by the loss Of two
which had stood In front Of her house
She testified that she planted the trees eleven years ago
and would not have taken $50 for them. After now
gas main laid In the street. the gas escaping from
n leak killed them. When she complained 10 the gas
company she was told get two trees and send In
n hill She sid So the cost being SIG. but payment was
refused Her lawyer testified that President Arlington
of the gas company told him that II they paid for all the
trees they destroyed IL would break up tho company
number OF legal points presented and the decision
was reserved.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
FRAGMENTS OF ARMY NEWS.

WASHINGTON, March 11.-Leave of absence
April 25 to Nay Is, 1855, has been granted TO the
following officers First-Lieutenant William A. Kobb,
ID Artillery; FirstIieutenant Benjamin II. Randolph,
3D. Artillery FirstIieutenant Charles b. satterlee Sd
Artillery; second-Lieutenant David j. Rumbough. Sd
Arilery; Second Lieutenant John T. Thompson, I'd
Artillery.
ScconfI.entenant Henry II. Benham, I'd Infantry has
been relieved from duty Judge Advocate OF the Cen
exl Court Martial appointed meet ut Dayids Island
by special orders October 0, 1884.
Leave Of absence for three months has been granted
Lieutenant Henry s. Herssnd, llth Infantry.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany. March lin the Court of Appeals

today the following cases will be argued:
No b3 Lydia Miller, appellant agt Thomas McBlain.
executor respondent u. hahnohu iof aypehhit' u J..
Rose for respondent ,.-,-., .,,.
the CITY Of BROOKLYN respondent Erastns Cooke for ap
reliant John A. Taylor for respondent.
W. Charles O. Atwood administration appellant
the syracuse savings and Charles w snow imDleadod
Cornelius r. stephens for appellant George
Coinstock for respondents Argument unfinished
'The following IL tho calendar for March IL:
Nns 6a o. 81 780. lO4, 1870, 13I and l37
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
REAL ESTATE

NEwYoRK, Wednesday, March ii, 1883
The following sales were held at the ExchaaU
Saesro0m to-day:
By Richard Y Harnet d Co.
,tory and 4s,9ry brick o1iaipgs M with io
sether in size 5o.5IlOO; Thos King .3sooo
BIZ FaiychRd d. r. Waitearss
, .,orv brovnstone dwelling with lot No l24 East
S7tst OF LsIingt0n-ave' lot 2Sxsss' - .o.
ByA j. Beeeler & Son.
, o story brick building with lot No 20 Elm.st, VS..
and s0pa w'h hans nsnas c
10 lo,s &s:t Ss:tf f,7ths SIS thave each
lot fs1sv West 4s,Ss i5o IT Of iithsyc soo
By Daniel NJ Seaman.
.,orr A avs,lnr with lot No 255 72d.st ms. .,.
asvs ss Gt lo siss e s'Ry
SstcT{ of ah.ave lot soIlooiii cram $500
BY A. III. Muller Son. "A
,orv brick buildins, with lease OF lot. No l098
saaye so Il Of 6lth-st. lot 2oxso; VIC Les on.
Ter leased 20 years from May 1865 Ground rent
os ON spshsse Sc cor 9S2zioo Peter .o
os wasnsh snave adjoining above 2jIioO Thomas ooo
2lo!sea 9thaSe ADJOINING Aoo'v '......... 10000
lots pnUa West iisihsi sjft shave each IS .oo
sSo s.f @f Hssa. ifssSsS adjoining above each
10, Sos Ms., stss siss'H:a $50 # OF sihav soIi0o
oi, NJ Wsss sss's s.; dihavc each rs :, 400
roo East nes issd ss sio Il Of itnavc each
Ts9.ili W II Morren '''S"
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-YoRX cfTr.
The following is list of the transactioas 10
corded ia the Registers office yesterday
prospect place. No A. ssIo Eva Unssr and an q aso
other 70 Asnry Rosenp s AZ wa al, Joseph
75thst 2Is & .tw Of ,lshAve. 10000
ssdst HsS s,d nw n.noshcr 81 70 Charles sier 1880
4oths.ss 2 70 rs,s ft wS TO- Js@es fison 10000
s4thss s,e - smison az yianrs doraoa $4,000
-, ~ AS II OF o5th st. 25.6x3S VIM Young ,xo
and WHO 70 FIedk schuck. s''S
5Sths So p,sssa T. o. 2Says Ias so1ios Geo s7soo
sish.t 2SSy e sa 1an., al sssss ass 10000
nar aa = Of q sss: 20 hna $4,000
losnsyS 20 II lss'S soos
i2slss Ss ss gsh ~: ssS % S ~ 2oee
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12

The clearances elsewhere were on City, s,3f2,OOO ;
Bradford, 900 and Pittsburg 4,070,000 barrels
Refined oil was unchanged.
PIrTTBURG, March 11.-Crude Oil-Market dull and
weak being affected by the Fisher No H. which is doing
a business OF l05 barrels an hour Tho market opened
at s0a and declined 10 79ia The daily gauge OF the
Thorn Creek district is 1860 barrels.
BRADFORD. March 1l.-Crude oil weak and lower;
some apprehension is felt about the Markham well at
Thorn Creek National Transit certificates opened at
slIi. and closed at 1898; highest price, STA lowest
10 National Transit and Tidewater not reported.
Total shipments, s9.502 barrels; charters, 4o,23o
barrels clearances, o,5lO,OOO barrels
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, MdICII IT I1O ProooCuIHFb
of the United States Supreme Court to-day as
follows: ,,. 49,. a., ,,,
Railroad Company. Argued by j. J. IhurstOn
and William Allen Butler for appellant and by Francis
Rawle for appellee. - ~, -. -. o.- >, .,
et al Argument begun by John Dillon for appellant
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
. Excess recelpts,


Although record Of dealings in oil certificates at
the two exchanges to-day was not very large there were
opened night and proved DO good well, yielding
1000 barrels in the first eight hours and falling of TO
only little less than 100 barrels hour according to
the latest advices Its entrance gave signal SELL but
the extreme decline brought about only from 81 to
79is cents. In the afternoon there sharp though
not manifested rally 81 is cents but the close the
pressure 70 sell renewed and prices broke again to
T9l2 and 79el cents. Tho late the Mark
ham well which according the advces OF many traders,
will be good well The Fisher well is In the heart OF
the Thorn Greek pool and possesses Significance so
far the permanency extension OF the held Is
cerned. The Markham is border well and good prom
ises extension territory There Is definite
regarding IL write. but even though the present
course OF shipments renders doubling OF Thorn Greeks
present yield almost 600 barrels OF little account In
the whole oil supply traders would probably sell freely
IL the well large Certificates were scarcer to
borrow to-day rates ranging from % cents 10 fiat The
market closed excited.
The range prices and tho total dealings fol-
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


The report Of the Tide-water Pipe Line for
February Is as follows: Gross STOCK 15759l7 barrels
sediment ana surplus. sO06i net stock, 1,495 s53;
certificates outstanding, 2s53oO42; credit balances,
65O.s23; receipts. 1894 deliveries exclusive OF
transfer to the National Transit Company 49, $50;
excess receipts, 222i barrels. As usual combine
this statement with that Of the Transit Company for the
purpose OF comparison bnt the work OF transferring the
stocks OF the United Pipe lines to the Transit Company
has been so far completed that the figures Of the United
Pipe Line are excluded from the statement for last
month. With this insignificant allowance, most strk
ing comparison Is made by the February figures OF the
two great holding corporations when set of against
the reports for August, 1884, From the latter month
% s%nere has been a. general decline in the
stocks OF oil, amounting In the last six months
to loss OF 3,0Si,l02 barrels in gross stocks.
or 3O6s59 barrels In sediment and surplus, and OF
PITT 1888 barrels in net stock. Since August last tho
amount of certificates outstanding has been reduced
1858 596 barrels with decline I'm credit balances Of
93.131 barrels The receipts Of oil In February we're
5l559i barrels under those for August 1884 while the
deliveries by the parison show decline of only
95,75S barrels. The figures lin barrels) for August.
1884 and the first two months OF this year appended
in the following table:
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12

COTTON MARKET3-BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL March li-l2S0 p m.-Coton nat a"gnS MA
UpIands l8d do ndfins Orleans oa' a mort,
hat., Including bhles speculation anu
,cssnts 10 oOJ 6aes including $500 baies Amerioan S
ilIes nat Cpiaads Low %dding eansS nysry sStd Sso
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON srOORS
BOSTON. March IL, 1885.
WEDNESDAY. March LIP. ".

WEDNESDAY. March liz. ".
The directors OF the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany to-day declared dividend OF q cent for the
quarter to end March 81, payable April 49, the trans
fer books will close March 20 and reopen April 2 inc
presdents usual quarterly statements made to the
directors aud as usual furnished for publication
Tie corrected statement for the quarter ended Decem
Der 81 1884 shows that the estimate OF December lo
gave the net Ss4 greater than they actual
Is were which with other minor corrections LETT
the surplus OF that quarter after the payment OF per
cent dividend, ut S72477 instead OF $l58les tEo Sst
mated surplus by the abatement of December 10. The
differences between the estimate and tho actual results
for that quarter shown by the following comparsons
ou.rter ended Dec Estimate Of Dec Actual by report
N Al isSl TO- 1884. March n. 1850.
Ne. rcvenue 81, 100000 $l.4l5,s47
Deduct
Jpterest on bonds. .el2t,0 900 sl23,53s
sinking fund. $500. 10000 10000 ,,o "a,
$4,000 - la3e30
Ne, ,evsnue .........ti $4,000 el?72.3l
~. ~ y, iasnd !, uer cont l0ys31 l1J3.S34
surpius for quartet. eiSa16s "%A''
New-York tribune., 1885-03-12
'la per cent; ilApor cent.

ifPef cent? fl'2porcen
lo-days speculation in stocks developed no new
ieatrcs-nothng that not covered by our ycster-
days description Of the situation RumOrs OF war in
prices ior some stocks higher but II IL was valid
reason III one part OF the board room good reason
in i parts OF the market and all stocks not up.
Du some were lower The fact is that the stocks that
"e,e put up were higher without regard to war run0rs
anu tnt t0se which neglected were lower At l:3O
O'Clock was announced that British consols had fallen
from ll-l60l5-l6 since the opening quotations and
mat RUSSIANS were down per cent. The report may
have Deen true, but II 1t is II is singular omission
the part o the press dispatches that form the London
r. ID quotations Consols omitted, they usually
are when there change from the earlier quotations
OF the seeming complications Of the European situation
Bul J, IL Wen TO remember that few persons now ell
gagged In business have witnessed the ef-
rect oi European war upon American III
terests when the United States finances
were on gold basis IL cannot be questioned that such
an event now would hasten the day for premium on
goa equal TO the actual difference II the commercial
value oil % $40 grains Of gold and 4l22 grains Of silver
ana sudden contraction OF the circulating medium
eqnal 10 the amount of gold In circulation, which In
cuucs wat there IL In the Treasury and In tho banks
NeVerteles was the war rumors that were alleged TO
bc he cause Of advances for Central and Hudson from
o92 TO w, for ST. Paul from 74 to 75 for Northwest
ern from 04% to 964, and for Delaware and
hudson from 7si2 D 704. But no explanation
was given why Lake Shore, Delaware, LackawanDa and
western. Central Of New-Jersey and other stocks
ruled the day through at hgures lower than yesterdays
closing prices. The business OF the day amounted TO
210,o0o shares against 243 600 shares yesterday The
tne close ana the market closed irregular and retfu
Government bonds were little more active than they
usually nave been OF late but the quotations only
steady as follows: