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New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
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Levy CO. fes selves 10 nIines. ssssr: l.l7 = 4 8 90
9SS :: g 81 $50 0rsn asd ss7 p :ss zoosi s,'sss -
Ss = z a. E s$o 'ss = q fsS ssss !ss
IL lnasas = steer. 40 sy r. . e ss
liz q sda dS'fnsan s S1sn '0' o.
e. Iss s. Hssss T. Do ]! I 3 b. 1914 ssd' s
e ;'ss. 3
M h j at sSHs'9 q f. a. 81 @ s. q Assi. ss 1855 s5is ::
ssRsn49iss e Ssan one .'e?s. .;as g. = g;
q 1ise For senambsrs Co.: Chicago steers aoi
NJ at stc M Sep y DO 80 D a. stcj M y do iisi r, =
&5S ISEG SSS snds % onilS lot commission:
Pei sGS stesrs
saa p = 81 1fas "a do o. s % SSo
til @& Sni' 31sn b. .aS 2: at 50 co. ss'ssl
Is 81 b. At 6 % DO
Il nossqsq %a ss Norris 2; Chicago r.
ss b. Ss ossa s g. 49, ds
for Meyer ig ochieAs9
sef:s soo &c sss s i5 s5
Ks19 ,nS Hs. GT self Ksntsey 9nen 7 n
J; 4 Manree self, IS Western Oxen, I52s S,at IS.
and carloads of Chicago Steers, private terms
Schuster Danenbanm commission l6 Illinois steers
CALV ESAbout SO Veals received at Washin ytou
Market to-day. Very little demand and prices rated
lower Good to Prime sold at od9c Extra Cali or two
reaching 94d9l2c
Dressed Calves very dull and and tending
downward Dressed Grassers aud little rn at go
7l2c.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were "a cars Of e.92a
head2O cars at Jersey city and Ia At 6Ohst Total fof
sos head against $1,000 head for tho same time
last week Offerings mostly aad for snch the de-
mand little slack but prices seady Prime stock
rather and trite rn At 6Otst more active trade
reported the and with light supply expected
dealers Jersey CITY not 10 close
out their stock al Poor TO Choice sheep sold
at So 0S1 90; Prime Lambs at 6ltc - .
Sales.--future Mullen sold l69 Canada Lambs, 9S 10, ~
Gl4c TO- Pennsylvania do "A b at sizes 100 state sheep
1913 n at 5l2c 81 do n, 10 I'll DO l0l ID, az c;
207 Western 81 10. at 4c and rs Pennsylvania do l0l
tb at &c.
5lsc and 23O DO, 81 H. at "a 4324.
HalenOeck Davis sold PIG Michigan Sheep 80 n, at SC.
232 do 81 70 at c pa Western do 80 b. at 81 5o ana l1o
Newton Giilet Ohio Sheep 95 iD, at 5i4c. 22s
P s. Kase sold 90 State sheep ~ %. at 4lc.
Pidcock sold 1870 Ohio Sheep 80 d. at oc 6S do 100
HJud buckingham sold: 2s1 Ohio sheep 10 %. a 1885
j. z sadler Z CO. Sold l64 Ohio Sheep 112 ID. at 5e 2Is
239 do 80 ID, at 3l2c 46 Chicago do 90 n at "A 80 %
MOdocs 10 10 3itc 157 Kentucky Sheep. III ID, at
"a go 1913 Ohio Lambs. 81 n, at 6l4c. - - .
HOGS-Recepts 40 OF 1926 heaf-3l cars az
4O.st and cars at Jersey city. Total for six days
81 227 against % head for the time last week.
Market shade lower and common to prime are quoted az
4bq6lsc.
Country dressed quiet and unchanged
Sales Smith & Reid sold LAG Western pigs. l32 70, AZ
5lc II5 Westenhogs, 2l5 b. at 5sc IA RodShs, l6I Do
at lsci
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
TIE TRADE In CUICAGO.

CHICAGO, Feb. 9 (SpeciaD. Wheat rose
cent today mainly on the foreign situation At one
time May sold down to s39 cents. IL closed nj sls
cous after selling up to Si2 conts. Provisions were
bush too closing at Sl2 30 for May pork and - 20
for MAY lard. New York sold wheat to-day through
Eui. and others Rouss Cottrcl and the Eastern men
who were the large buyers yesterday were the large sci
l,r. today II Is thought that Nat Jones ana other'
through h. house, and That George g Maket 90 lo
local tradcra absorbed the sales or the NcWl pFk'Is
Com was strong. at time selling up 70 ~ cents ot
az sympathy with wheat. Pork was bullod to ~ w
b,.Susc the packers bullug H. IL was claimed tht
fully 5000 900 bushels bought III between J1V "u
o'clock and the statement was Hsp maze tht' Illpu-
the heavy sellers number or bnSHsh '"ptdI''S
The bears called attention also to the report th9' no
wheat was being taken fpf export. Among uio lvcS
traders who were sellers clifford ana George Slh
The latter got rid OF about 100000 bushels Mhlo ll
ford sold all day and must have gotten ria oI coisi"e
Inc strength and activity Of the provision market wa
attributed 10 reports that Armour was buyer oi Hl'y
pork This scared the shorts. and they hhde thlhss
lively for a while. The opening Tor May p1Ih MMhs
ST. 72l 2i2 cents higher than II was last hSht iuo
highest poiut Sl2 %. aud the close at rlooA
SO 30 Receipts AZ the stock yards were Z.-oo hoss
and prices there quoted higher There was no ea
turs ia the corn trade or unusual interest. ,.
The market closed at 2:3O p M al the I"lio~lns puo
tatlons February wheat. = cents May, otH S1nts
February corn, 3G75 cents May. 1O's crnts 'alon
pork W. 10 May $l2 81 February ldrd' 20 W "''
81 22l2.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
SYRACUSE.
OPENING WILKINsON's BOOKS -CHURCH
DIFFICULTY.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBUNE.l

Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSK.l
SYRACUSE, Feb. 6.-William Jackson one OF 'nc
oldest residents of Syracuse, died on wednesday VI
nneumonia He was Postmaster unuer ,
Taylor and was a brother OF Professor i7"d' O"' -
OF Union College. ,oo,s % tla
o,,,ont yiIkinsons shall be open for examination by
a. oreditors of the firm The assignee of Nlihhsoh
a 20 has received from the court PERMISSION 10 ue
clare dividend of 20 per cent on the preferred cla'
~ tbe es1ate The latter is in addition to the III per
cent previously paid
Dr Robert Abeidlin Of Syracuse who has been ap-
ronted by Governor Hill trustee OF the NewlorK o'a'e
Asvum for Idiots in place of Frank Hiscock re.gned
is skilliui P9EgsiGIah ,Es n%Rio Ills appointment ~
At a meeting OF the Womens Christian Assoclatlon W
held yesterday, the Unitarian women a dsan
;atons refused TO recognize the IM'arlaus ''
Christians. x,.;..o of tho Siz+er of st
~ o =" AmeTica Will celet rate the tweutyitth
";~er,ary of its removal from Philadelphia 10 ihis
oity ON March 10. The convent contains UNI INV
Dr Bovt secretary of the State Board of Charities
Who has been visiting the charitable institutions III tno
State and Robert Mccarthy, ComnlsssGnGr +i ~ ino
state Board of Charities for tins Jnoieai oIstu.'
visited the poorhouse on wednesday iHo' ie''iA
mend I'd larger rooms for tue institution. r.
The action OF Contractor Haven. "nS sgur
Canadian stonecuters TO construo, the uo'eiilIeH
nriId,ng ia bitterly opposed by the trades unions Z"
Svracnse The French workmen have been persuaded
70 rstnrn 10 Montreal and meeting OF tho IaDot
unions of the city was held to-nght 10 protest "s'
the course OF the contractor. ,,, ..,,
In the case of Ferguson against the Mutual Ad ana
Accident Assoc atiOn of Rochester yesterday, Judge
Tsnn CHARGED the iury that If person IL his apphea
ton for insurance answers the questions concerning LIS
health and physical condition according to me peat ol
Ls kpowleige and belief the company, IL IL accepts
fhe aDnlieant Ia liable for the insurance ID case VI
death even il it should bs discovered that the answers
10 the questions were not correct The jury imnedi,
awarded 20 Mrs Ferguson the amount Of her husband
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
ALBANH.
ALUMNI BANQUET-WORK on THE CAPITOL
-sOCIETY-THEATRICA


-SOCIETY-THEATRlCA
ley TELEGRAPH THE TKIBUNE.l
.,p.xv Feb 6-The Chi Psi Alumni Association
held ts annual banquet at the Delavan House to-m2ht
>Ratbbone. sard g. Co., have opened one of their
bs and before March it is expected that their full
force will be set at work The shutting down OF their
{ odries and stoppage OF work on the Oapltoi mas
ed considerable distress among worklngmeh during
ta WINTER Work on the Capitol will be resumed To-
,rorroyr 200 men having been employed Inc rest OF
The force will be set at work as the apparatus
and shops of the building can be prepared
The Blocker Hall Assemblies came to close last
even;np This series of entertainments has been more
suecesstu than usual
The Eastern New-York Bee Keepers ASSOCIATION
will meet in annual convention, III ASiiCu4'"''i W
Oh February Is and 10
The Ridgfeld Athletic Association expects 10 CON
strnct toboggan slide its grounds before the c,sc
81 the season The Canadian sport has grown rapidly
in ay OF this winter and number of iaree paleS nave
been frequent visitors to the Saratoga slde. -,
Shserintions of business 20 bring the stare ar
,o Albany already amount 10 over S3,OOO EAOfts
win be made 10 obtain $4,000.
Abont 800 invitations have been Issued 70 hONernor
uips Teception on Wednesday evening Tbs number
eent outside Of the city has been necessarily ehlceu'
but several politicians are expected.
The konany Rye and Herr Bandrnan nave Dech
the theatrical attractions of the week. -.
W Laferty of New-York, has been IN TINS clty
making preparations to organize choral union or inc
nurpose of developing congregational smgng III
several Albany churches 49,.
The Uniyersast denomination of this city IS strug-
Cling to re-estabsh its church, which failed TWO years
ago. l., ,, i., ovaot . ce,oreI
shaking.up at the approaching meeting OF the Troy
conference. Only two pastors OF that nthohIhatlOH
have unexpired terms to serve
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NKw. YORK. Friday. Feb. o. lss


pEEvEs Receipts were ll2 OF 2OlI head W ours
n, sr.ev CITY and % at 60thst lOta ior sA ,s
IA hsad AGAINST TO- head for tho corresponding e
a. week Al Goth Mr.. Eastman receiver 10 Cals anu
cars We're sold by Munoe TO stern aud Meger On p
vato Terms The market at Jersey CiV 9Pehea
wnseratey active and the demand was sufficient rent
,n nearly clear the yards before O'Clock lno
coarse rough Cattle the market vas hardy ~ sTong
an wednesday light tidy steers suitable ot tho
Washington Market trade Opening price, were hre n
from early sales No rime Bqlocss offered 9nI fSoa 10 anI
one reached &c i've weight iaere % Ms,c H
her Of OF and stays which sold down 70
live weight while few OF the best oxen sold as s
pOao TO dress 81 ID. pair OF Heavy Catte Iro ~ No
cut sod At 70 SO. Bulls retailed at ~ o~so J." "
export demand. -, -, -. .-,.a. urcbanoed At
swiffs geraor good trado reporter at preou
quotations, -.-..r ,ncIude o75 Live Cattle
,he ,n nv n q Eastman and $50 head on the IN ~
arch by Nelson Joseph Eastman IN corc,
he iiv OF Kiehmond OF 3eel anu ioo S
~ Mution and tomorow In tho Celtic ana 2svv
Quarters Of ieef and 100 carcasses OF mu..o-
s CO. VIII ship On the Monarch 90 quarters OF
eei aud iO1 carcasses of Mutton making tne tots sng
epts for the week o5 Cattle OaD quarters OF Bee
So Live sheen and A97 carcasses OF Muttoh
saesD No ePhsrson on eommsson u Mixed Western
steers All b at ii rc SO 3do izs3 ID, iol - 90
i'sso b. at c Sdo 27o q e. ioSS, do 2SS 2SS ss ss
o. So II do lid 10, At So 65 lsdo l7s n At 80 eo "a
H. al IS as "a do Loi2 b. at 81 eoi state oA
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
BUFFALO,.
THE AUTHORS CARNIvAL-TWo PETITIONS
GERMAN OPERA.
Ipr TELEGRAPH TO TaE TkiBUNKl


Ipr TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE
BuvPAIo. Feb 6-The Authors Carnival. under the
ausuices of the German Young Mems Association,
onened at Music Hall last night Frank Z. Pease. the
originator of the entertainment has the ete in charge
and $50 costumed men and women, represented char
acters from Schiller, Scott, Moore, Shakespeare,
Goethe, Cervantes, .Longfeow, Whittier and Dumas.
The carnival will continue Tor a week.
Two petitions, which in circulation here, are at
tracing much attention One is for the pardon Of H.
Porter Lee who is serving term Of five years in
the Erie County Penitentary, for wrechng the FIRST
National Bank. of which he president. The other
petition. which is headed by Judge Smith, OF the
Superior Court certes to the good character OF Alfred
T. Bidweil who 10 charged with being member Of the
Sara Sofa Assassination Society, and will be sent to
Florida in his behalf.
The Buffalo Musical Association has opened IA sub
soriptlon list the purpose Of bringing DR. Damrosch
and his German Opera Company here for a week in
April or May -, A., oa;.o..; eur,..
pemekra, and will probably return 10 The staatz
zei,nng.D of New-York. o. i. Aiding Of " The
Courier.p will for the present succeed MI Nida OH
" The Demokrat." ~ ,. ~,
Bufao will be written up and illustrated in either tho
Jnne or .Jnly number OF I" Harpers Magazine, by
Jeaunie NJ WEIGH and Charles Graham.
There IA a difference Of opinion III the Mercnahls
Exchange as to whether members should DC aiI0"eu
10 trade outside of the Board meeting IS called Io
Monday next to settle tho question inc loo'e
traders say that they have TO sell their gram
they can in order TO counteract the DETERMINATIONS
against this market.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
rrpoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LyraroOt Fob. 6proysons- Sumoer"IId WIdSlcs
9I, Cd Long Clear Mddes, 32s. utt short 'lcn,
as Cd short Ribs, 3Is id Shoulders 29d Od per o%
Icef-lO9s ud for Extra Indian " IS; Irlne hes" 1'
Pork-Prnle Meas Od per Dbl; PruDe NHss IN
3s.; Western 59s. LardAmcrican 36s Od rnS na i'd
erD sos Lard O. 4us cd. lIams-LOng CUT ot, iWii
shoulers 3 Sd. Butter 9js 3D. poI CIV" i.I nsse
states. Cheeso-American Choice, 9is o" 81 - sd
Western spring rs Id QIs. 3D.; Rcd inter- 's ~ "a "a
per cenlal No Spring 7s ID Now western me-. w ID 81 20
New Mixed Western. IS. 32tI California 80 -;
rs 3D.; California No q is od 01s. I'd per sehn m nr
Spirits Of Iurpentine 2s Sd do at London; Sa
cv Refined Petroleum. 7iid per gallon ooNvI, pos,
American Red 4gs per cwt. Taow-35s Od per w M "a
- OmmOn, IS. Vd Pale % Oh. GlIs Ou LlHSN0N S"' -
80. per cwt . .,, ,,vs ,ver, l8s 600
centals including 10000 csntals American heceipos Vi
American corn 1890 crntals. -, coo n. 4, o %
Iox1Oy FEB G-PrInce-finsoed OIL SO o10S-V
S. per Calcutta Lnso d. 435 81 per guspieI | %
cake ~ ps p8 o.. per ton; Refined Petroleum ST.
lid per gallon; Spirits OF Turpentine, 2ls ~ per ow
sperm OIL, Hbj per ton. Bosn-t Common As @ o , Tor
pale Gs a lis Proyisions-Iard i4s Od per cWL lot
Americans sugar Js sd per cwt for Cuoa oeneiusiir i
t.uu Loaf
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
LIVE STOCK NARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6Thf DroUsTS JourndI rep0Fts' cds-.
ReceIpt 57O0 head; SHIP nsnts 3OD nelf set
Good Choice ShlDDnG - OlDsj 90 ConnDn - Medium,
sIU0G$i JOs Texans. s3 9JGS5 no.
HOg-Recelpts 2lOOO 1eaL sniDment+ IooOhefl marAe1
1ru Rough Packing ~ % - 6 Packing and shipping.
- GidSy l0 Light 81 3OGs' IN skiOA - 2Oas4 ~
StssD- Receipts $1,000 shipments 100; market SLOW;
Inferior 70 Eus - j09s2 -. Meian. u Gooi s5 %
a. 81: Choice % Extra. s3 969si 80. ~ , -.
ST. LOUIS Feb B.--tldhts-AeCepts 1000 shlpneuts.
500; quiet. Exports IS ass OO Good % Cocs
Shipping s. 2JGsj 65; Fair % Meiiun, ID @J@so W;
Texans % 500 u 30. -.
ShssO-RecelDs : l shiDments, l.lO0; common 70 Nc
diui1 ~ 2j ass l0i Fair % Cnoco. 80 2J9Sl OO ->
Hops Receipts 3,l0O; shipments. 200 lghe II DUO
81 G6. Pac sing. ~ 0J0ti SO Heavy, - -O0t5 %:
BUFFALO FEB 6-CGffie- ReceDts t0dag 800 neat otlt
fol weeS thus tar 80 last week O0OO
head: consigned through 225 cars market steaayi
Good 10 Cnoco Steers 50 jGsj 10 stocAers AMI Feers
81 5dSi 80. - . -, , g..
sDlseceipts toey 6D00 tltN for gess tl u TAR
3 head ls, week 25OD neat c0l-BnesI
through II market active aal st's). hehdh !"
Good - . 90; Canada LAMBS. 81 - ~ - % -, -,
HoJsHeceips JJllF 800 le1L tOtN Tor week thi3 i.
IS Ool head, Tor A,s west. $1,000 hsat con-
signed through 32 market active ana steaY NiVoa
Choice TOrker 81 81 gsJ OV butchers Gfse - '0~o A9'
Plgs, 81 u -.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

|. BOSTON Mass. Feb Flour quiet and lower 70 seli
" S Patent sprg Wheats s. 5as Patent Winter
fGS ysSg &c. &c. steamer Seln TeS SaeG S
oats drm ami quiet; No. White. 3l39tOcs 10 White.
Flour iiOo obs: 100 Cora. $4,000 bdsh' oat',
T. 800 oGsh.i shorts 5000 bush
arm HSSara fes se SSS9S sSa !af1
EE5r s. ii o aG xF - 35sss s. d. i raas
Ss - raSP:s2 Eeny 81 o ID d &e,srD
southern 80 % A@osT WIZ ~ 9se s 40 SSs, Mnry
q iaaS ss S'% fso2aa, ~ ~ s''o March N
ToF y &ss!sn s 'SsS western 0ansS asss
spoi Ms.e 81 .c February, s0.a4S Aareh, ts
STn Sr S Nay Nay Western Whs % 81 S5c St
PsSasyaa T,s,s, HG@aay 81 seaay 81 %
S5l2 Ob.' Wheat 900 oush' Corn oo9 ogo ons" "a
SSgS SSsa oaf 100 oa. sses@whSS 2s5O Cora
cScIyyAr erloar qa:, I gany n s9s2sis ssis gs
s9 af9 a .' 'ESaf 5Gorro 8 90 Bacoa mt s591lers
81 saGrt,rp re- oqs steady common and Light 50 20 Pack
Ing and hers "a 1880 OG receipts looo H'ah '"''
zen gnss s,riat an. VPsnfsad %s.. & G1'ss o
low Sirass 81 Is Rye FlOur 81 il ss q IN barrels
WGea active and lower sales I Esnsfa feoracy so.as al
SsiN May Ns2isss ss. closing sisstiso NO. cGicssc
S9r9s So RED sSc Corn active and .scMs
st sales s.e GSrch, s. sss &C. closing M Nav %
3G closing s.ns S aS at % 2i.e ''sny 'aS. .ns
Snsc ciosing at 3Olac. Ryo-No. .. G2GoSs. bareSG
No 81 46Jc Pork nrmer, sales rang i Cssn slI *
az IL FeOruary sl2 50dSl2 10 closing ~ tlz 90
Iarsn s3 sons 4 4 g f.Ssnf EaF
CASH 81, g5 9s1 co. February. So 9, esT 90 SosS ~
~ ~ ~ March - O2IadS7 %; May q ~ ga a. ~:
s-slouders - 701si ~, shor' KID 70 ~
81 X1 Lr Short Gear 50 70dSo -. Recepts-f0ur %vvv
b6is whess 1000 bush Corn ~ 100 oash n,: oa,,:
iSi Goo oash rye 1000 BUSH. Barley 5oO0 sh.pn Ns
Eiour ri 900 bbls Wheat $4,000 brishi Corn 2i,'VW
busn, oats 1873 ous' Rye. 1000 busn Barley si.'~
pqsni pnrreorr Feb 8-whrat Arm No. I White, cash s!ei
Febrlary s7c March eSs April ~ MAJ y 90 10 20.
psg f&i,c Corn No. q AZ &c 0ats-Light MiSea jScj
No White S3c: No 2 $40 ReceDts-"heat l''Voo
MILWAUKEE, Feb. o.-Flour firm and unchanget whs.e ss
March II 10; April 7sscs Nay, SS4c Corn nrn; ~ 49, .
SHc oats du; No White. 30iac Rye hrmer No % ~
Rarley-No 2 spring. 54c. No. sprns Ehun o~,
PToyIsons nrmer Pork sl2 g. Cash and teptusbs
81 10 March Lard-Prms steam s. o. Cssa anu "a ss.
Tuary, S. 05 March sweet Pcked Hams nG@ n No. Si
Wheat so 900 BUSH; Barley. $4,000: Saipme'1'-f''
600 bbis, Wheat 4. 200 bush; Barley. tSooo
ST. LOUIS Feb 6-Flour duh and uncsans% hr snisos
March s77sc May, 92o Corn higher 'sl Oat. dnil,
rnary S6isci March 36is9J1kcs MAY. 70 ESs sa1
20 February 2sS, NAY; g;ae. az oSasoc But.
ser All eS9, steady unchanged rax Seea weAax
yer st Jsv Saies AMI unehlnget Bran urn ~ %
tSL ~; Nall stsaiv 81 25 Whisxl steady -
Pork sS 15 eea rm so or 81 81 - Sd sx
81 short SSS StssS Ssls wnsas 10000
. ni.a oats $4,000 oasn Rye 1000 nusa BsrisI
iouVov shioncnts-Fiour, 5000 ools.i Wnele wv
n sVyo Torn $4,000 oushL uatA 7.J0S 0usa" hy~ AFW
Sasn; Barley. LOCO bush
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
NEWS FROM STATE CENTREA
TROY.
nrpEACHMENT - TOBoGGANlNG - BENEFIx
FOR ORPHANS.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIRUSE.1


irr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIRUNEl
r.noxr Feb 6-Now that Chamberlain has been
ao,.v re;nstated in the rooms In the City Hall from
ssvn;ch he was forcbly e1ected by the Mayors police
hc attention is directed toward the impeachment OF
Navor Fitzgerald John b. Gale, secretary OF the
Toypavers Association, has secured many signatures
IN charges against the Mayor and has forwarded them
IN the Governor The charges relate 10 the esa use
nsde of the police to dspossess an ocia monument
Mavor Fitzgerald gained power by the aihiauOh o. "
few soro-head Democrats with Republicans iho
largest faction of Democrats has always oeeh o'''
.oains, him and now that Republicans nave en
hfn overboardit Is said taat he has only sma ph
foilowinq Fitzgerald's predecessor. naSor .d -
as ,mneached before Governor Cornel,' put 'no i ~
~mor refnsed to remove him. Inc cnarges SSano a 80
tscarald are more serious, however a aoossor
and politieal .standng OF MS preuecossot
9he Sxarnors With political ambitions hesitate 10
m"ve Mayors the result is In douol. me O9,n ph
rIsnuc;l has appointed committee OF h'e TWO hePuo
s;oans two regular Democrats and one fiIBeTrssIu Ts
Democrats to investigate Fitzgerald ana us Ni'9
Attorney. .,,C.,,,r oo1ahrated
tsrdav the semi. centennial anniversary oil its OF
enizaton banquet was held last night, at the Troy
The toboggau slide at Saratoga is really lro)an IN
.+itntion Its chief promoters being Troy people hs
nnmbers of 1roians will 60 by special trsiu 70 ,ne
Tobogean Clubs ball. at Congress Han heAe "onu'S
The Guild of st. Johns Church had a picturesque
.ssambly of nations, at Harmony Hall, last night
Decorated booths, national costumes anu various o
xrares made pretty scene. Blshop DoHne Tas
,resent. About 500 was gained for the Chhds NUS
pital at Albany and for the Cooperstown orph'n"s'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
OL0sIyG PRIOES Or CiLIPORyf4 STOCKS
sAN FRANlIslJ. Feb. y. l33l.
GRAy AND PR0DUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.

IL
NEw-YoEK. Feb. D.
Tho wheat market to-day had " BOOM
caused by tho vivid imaginnSs Of general European
nting "a result of the recent disaster t. the BRUSH
army in Egypt The grain bulls have been aehls lo
foreign war for long aud they may be excused Tor
,L, . y,v of the soudan troubles which would excite
-,,iic even among tn. Cabinet advisors OF bsuhtck.
~ wi boat West only slightly below
iIr aryas Yesterday, aud the business mere Tor export
-. ..i,,,,.t 'untbiug Appursuty there some
skopcn persons IN tho market for large part n thg
early advance was lost though the nnal prc'. lot All
cereals were Practically above last nights quotations
A. matter of fact tho variations between tie prices
ee and m Chicago such As Ia suggest ths ldcA at
fbr snrrulaton made mp by clever 'scdlpluE oi
rl,s I'm the two markets 10y the Insiders wheat closed
!, cent apetter for all options scNc"ps March, which
rs. .. only 10 Ola. February ended ut So'si ApTl,
e1 MAY u33 ana June, % y cents In corn February
co.eI al gain of Il az 5OA. The other months rose .
+" i95 Tor March 41I2 for April and l9 cents Tor May
o,I. were shne better ~ 3Bs FOR February, 3b5 Tor
March and April. aud 36L cents for May options.
Proyisions were strong, and lard options advanced
cents from last night ~. A.,
AtNcw.York Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston the
rccelns of grain to-day Wheat -H,13> bushels;
corn 332 bushels oats. -OG99 bushc.s total gram,
son 237 bushels. nour .35J barrels The receipts al
chicago. Milwaukee ANA ~. Louis nerei Wheat, J.. =
b-2 i'm shells corn, i7I,7OI bushclsi o1ts, 2OIHoi
bushels total grain. 2o2,997 bushels hour' 8o37l
hurr
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07
A LIFE INSURANCE RESERVE FUND.

The Hon. +. p. Olcott, president OF the Gen.
tral Trust Company of NewYork, has given notice 10
President e. b. Harper, Of the Mutual Reserve rum
Life Association, No SO Liberty-st that 'ne ir''
pany as trustee OF the Associations reserve fuhu ac
count has purchased 100000 additional United states
three per cent registered bonds, which sum the trust
Company holds to the credit of the reserve
fund account The Association has also orIered tho
purchase OF $50 600 additional United States bonds Tor
deposit with the Government Insurance department oi
Canada The reserve fund OF tho Association 70 III,
eresng hs rate of 900 cash dAy the pusihsSs
New-York tribune., 1885-02-07

dsbenture os were Y easier Of 94is Centgai Pacific
drsts Oh per to 78is and the incomes were
down \ to 10kL Northern Paoido nrsts were hrm at
10O%1100oe
The sub-Ires.ury to-day lost on balance s1s6.eet
made up by coin loss Of $271 BAT less currency gain
Of $sA6s3 The days tranactions coveredt Receipts
~ o4s 402i payments ,089, currency balance
$2l ,O39.232; coin balance. $129 55O.665.
The money market at the Stock Exchange was easier
as usual at l90l per cent and the best mercantile
paper passes at 8 per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows:
Exchanges, $SO224, ,261 balances, 49, 3l59. .299.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day re-
ceived In National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts $614 676 and the internal
revenue receipts were S3l5.316.
Inc foreign exchanges were dull and featureiess
with steadiness at unchanged quotations for
business as folows Bankers bills. "a s3is
ana ~ ~ FOR long and short sterling re-
spectvey 522ls and 520 for francs 94ia and 9o for
relchmarks, 397s and 40 for guiders.
In London British cOnsols further declined 10 80 Ole
for money and 30 1915 for account United States AZ
were quoted higher at 125 American railways opened
with declines that reflections OF yesterdays home
markets and later made recoveres response to
IL o'clock quotations The Bank OF England gained
$4,000 bullion oD balance