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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb (specia-One Of the biggest men In the
market who has recently been successfully scaping on
very large scale said night: Il sold 10000 bushels
OF long and don't expect 20 get IL back should
not be surprised tho price two cents higher tomor
row. This was one explanation Of two and one-haH
cents advance in the wheat market AZ night the pop
ular opinion that the bull crowd having pauenty
waited through all unidvOabe circumstances unuI
the favor them, had at last decdeI 70 og
the a te. The Jogging" the hrst shorts nave
had in months vigorous. IL wac felt by everybody!
by the New workers. by the foreigners by the NorhYsst
ern peOpe the local operators The advance here was
two ana one half cents over saturday night &c new ofa
oue and fveeighths cents Minneapolis and Duluth, one
10 two cents. The visible supply statement showed De-
crease 72 coo bushels not As large as eNpece ous
Larger for the corresponding week IN
1sse when the exports were twice az large AE ci9sea
AT 81 and making the puce on the curb IL W DO lAe
rsnge I'M corn exceedingly narrow. May opened ~
8J ) cents sold low 30 IS, and closed at % os
al IA cents kept within range or less than 10
cent The packers gobbed W al the hogs q the stock
prices which started i've ccnIs Ul1er Sat
iav finally closed FIVE May pork opened at
II So but closed at eli 10 May lard opened at 20 %
End closed at 81 % 10 On the curb May wheat sold az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
GPAIy AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
r,rrrprs OF NEw.YoRK pEALINGs.

IN
A bulIish impulse was felt through the wheat mar
kc,s Yesterday. and yet It Of sufficient I'm
nortance TO- make radical change in the situation.
Fxuortcrs refused TO buy In the face OF an adj
vance ~ cash wheat Of 1G1 IL cent. The transac-
tions IN options amounted 10 less than 100000
bushels The visible supply statement showed de-
crease Of 72l 800 bushels IN wheat an increase IN
corn of 56s5 and a falling OF IN oats Of J0.4O4
bushels Thcre were better cables fOm abroad 10
encourage wheat buying, but they were partially oh'
set by tbe disappointment over he Visible supply.
SDcculatOIs bought freely, ana investors were Whs
gamble on tho accumulation or the snort interest.
Final prices for options Wert 3-4~i Is cent above
SafuIfl3v,s final oioe a. follows: February 81 a,
March 95 3s. April % ]. 3 May 30 -, July DO 10
cents. The rad NJ on The cub ran Nav OpiiOns up
10 90 IA cents on the covering OF shoiis l2rge
business was done In cash corn, marry 1zopDo
bushels being tahon for export ana pcss WERE 40,
IL cent higher This big frcgn inquiry 0nsci re
effect of of 0j6cJ hu>ncis OF 'oth w 'no
visible supply, but The net result OF The OPERATIONS
In options wa to leave no decided change IN gigs
tOns. February closed 50 cent higher az "a -
March unchanged az ~ "a and April at - l-o,
and May was IA cent lower a. ~ 80 cents lheIo
feature Ia the kc; for oats, and the options
unchanged at 81 IS FOR February, ~ Is ior
March, and Is cent down for May az 32 IL cents.
follows: February ~ 30, March 81 30, April - 80,
May ~ "a, and June ~ -.
The receipts 81 grain and -four reported yesterday
at Eew-YOrk: Philadelphia. baltimore and Boston
were "a follows Wheat. 5912o bushels; corn, 49,
S45 bushels; OATS, l22.Gl5 bushels total grain.
26-,423 bushels -four, 33.C76 pac bage5. At CHICAGO
Milwaukee aVl St Louis The arrivals were; what,
346lT bushels curu J.3,5Jj bushels, oats, l110l1
bushels; total grain 7-0,1c9 bushels; Hour 1878"
barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
corrT CALENDARS FOR TODAY

SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM.-BeoTa Van BTunt, p j.
Bartlett and MacOmher Nos IS. "a 81 80 81. 3d. 81
t A. &C. ~ 90 o. So So. So o. Gs TO- II, r. 49, a. &C.
suPREMv -CHAMHERs-Before oBrien J.-Motion
calendar called AT II O'Clock.
SUPREME COURT-SPEOAL TRRN-PART I-Pefore Beach.
Iz72 1871 40 sol s3s s3l 97S. 1888 1864 1855
Sl2 H. Is 1903 2Sl, $40, liO 1892 1873. 1884 1872
SUPREME CouRr-SPFcIAL TERM-PART IL Before barrett
J Nos 2j3 1l63 900 lll5 935 9lS 962 963 1893 1902
1872 goo 9;i 1914 ,9o ll2i. 1851 1850 s97 g. 1888
surRFNE coUEr cNcUiT- L Before Lawrence. j..
AduuIne. until FEBRUARY lS
sUPRFME COURT-C iRCUIT-PART II.-Before Andrews J.
Nos 2329 2320 23s 1920 AIS. 226l 1888. 2s62 2SGa,
2sqG 2lS3 2sj7 2s5 1889, s42 2l62 lsi4, l57 1902.
SUPRENE COURT-C tRCUrT-PART III-Before Ingraham,
Nos $50 265 26rl, 02G, 1863 26l5 SOS ll2l. 24Oj,
26a9 l2ll 2so9 s27 2606 43s7 2SGs 1880 2365 24Os,
1922. 2o77. 1920. 2459 2462. 300. 1884
SUPREMN COURT-ClHCUn-PART 1V.-Beiore Patterson, J.
Nos Zl3l 2j5o 2lf8 1875 21Oo 27O9, 27l6 2720 273l
2l$2 2l46 100 l60l l70s 25s 269s. 1856 52s 26s5,
PHO. 1853 275O 27e2, 2754 2767.
sURRosATEs CoUBr-Beiore Ransom, s.-Win Of John
FTcke Ia Cornela NJ aud Mary White 1880
u1.; Rachel BeTrien 2 D. n.
For probate Of Charles Schuter and NJ
N Berry. II m Joseph Carmody William Roth and Rich
ard Irwin, 1870 a.
SUPERIOR COUKr-GENERAL TERM Before sedgwlck. c. j.
TruaX and DugrO, JJNos 8, = - ~ u, 10 J. 2 q, 49,
SUPERIOR couEr-sPEcIAL TEEM-Beiore Freedman. j.
SUPERIOR COURT EQUITY TERM-Adouned for tho term
SUPERoR CoCRT-TKIAL TEKM-PAKI i-Adiourhed Tor The
-. - 49,, o.,
sUPEBroR CoURr-TRiAL TERN-PART II.-Befcrc o'Gor
man J-Case on 1aber New YORK Elevated RalIrOao
COMPANY. No day calendar.
CeANoS PLKAs-C EsERAL TERa-Adlourneo for NE term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
corroN MARKrrs.-RY rrLEGRApH.

r,vvppoot Feb Al D. m.-Coton-The sales Of the day
included 200 bales American FUTURES closed steady
American Mdilng Low N'dnng claus February delivery
s.rs March and Apul delivery, 366ld sellers April
356Id sellers June aud july delivery SG6id sellers
s@tc16er delivery $5.6Id sellers September delivery.
o 3jGid sellers
,,,ygsr,y Feb cotton quiet Mlddlng. o 1878; Low
,,Ntir, "a 10 Good Ordinary GIG; net gross
nt. d - bales exi- cuastwlso 1891 sales 1913
bal, /. stock. 46 99i bale,
NoRyotE Feb 4-Cotion firm. Mldiling. 0's. net and
-. r.renfs $40 bales; exports oOastwse 1856 bales
sstle. l. 800 bales stock. 46.9Od bales
e,v.xx.u F.b Cotton quiet Middling. ga Low
ulitnr - GOOD ordinary. 5.lG and gross
coptA 2S4 bales exports t'1st"iae 2oJ3 bales sales
. 100 bales stock 7G,lU3 bales
ST Louis Feb Action firm Midding 9S Low
Midiune ala: Good Ordinary. Ole: reoeipta s3i
bales gross receipts 1885 bas shipments 1923 bales
sales 800 bales stock 49, 80 bales.
NKwoRLEASs Feb. A-CoIon steady. Middling, eSs Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
COMMON plnAs-spEcrAL TERM-BefOre LArremOre' G j.

COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM-Before larremore u j.
No. 6. ,,..o.
COMMON PIKAs-EoUITY TERM Before Van hoesen' j.
Nos / 2 IA II 10 40 2l 90 81. AZ. a. A.. 46
COMMON PIRAs-TRIAI TRRM-pART IBeiore Dsiy6
1850 IOst Hoo sO7 Alb 1892 954. llOl. llO2 VA 49,
l063, l453. lO5. 19S ~, .ro,
COMMON PIFAs-TRiAL TERM-PART II-Before Alien -.
Nos Iula lO2s 1929 eg5 S65 4S3 1917 993 lOO9 lV44
7la l045 1925, 97l, lois. 1888. lo4I .-.,..o.
CRY CcrRTISPECIAL IERN-Before Before NehrDas' j.
Motions n
CRY CoURr-TRIAL TKRM-PART before McAdam e. d
Nos IAN iql AGA b32. 4i3 33l. 53S Bill, 56S BOB
CRY CouRr-TRIhI TERM-PART II. Before Mc5own %
Nos 4Ol 539 74O 3065 $40 1888 543 BAL 49, o4' A7V'
$50 5j2. 5O7. 345. ,o,o-u r-hr,icb -
Nos 100 1905 522 449 037 377 ga 1879 'So ooo 1''
5O3 222. 1889, 491 ro,o,o Coyring I
and Assistant DistrisAtorney Gof-Nos 70 70
CoIIT OF GENERAL SEsSiONs-pART ll-BeI2Ie i,eo "a
Srnyih and Assistant DisrctAttorney DaVs-Nos' " ~
inclusive pofo-o Martina
J. and Assistant District Attorney Jerome-Nos % 10 ~
elusive. and
COURT or OYER AND TERMINER-Beiore L"Iepoc AIM
Assistant District Attorney FizgeraldNo l. EN'fdoru
arg Term adjourned to February H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
THE s TREET CLEANING RECORD.
FIGURES TO SHOW THAT THE STREETS ARE
IN RITTER CONDITION THAN USUAL.

IN RITTER CONDITION THAN USUAL.
There has been much complaint in relation to the
dusty, and at times uubearabe. condition of Tho
streets which II is maintained. poorly cleaned
and swept that immense quantities Of accumniations
are left to be blown about by every wind which ESs
above tho velocity Of a spring zephyr NOT only
does this seem TO be true of the back dstilcs, DUO
the loudest accusations Of neglect como from thosc
portions Of the city which under the care OF inc
experts Of The Street Cleaning Department ana "heto
ifs officials plume themselves on doing their best
work A Tribune reporter who visited commissioner
Cclcman's Office yesterday received by Deputy
Commissioner A. II. Rogers, who saidt
Of this city today are In better cohdltoh
than they have at time Of year heretofore we
have unusually favorable season during tho month
OF January for the prosecution Of our work. ana the
records of this department how have taken al
vantage OF It. This year gathered and removed IN
January 20 983 loads sweepings Last year. h
tbe same MONTH the collected ana removed was
only SAP loads IN 1887 it was 1906 loads. Thus
three times more dono this year than last and
nearly twice much as in lss7
Nevertheless we cannot prevent dust from blowing
sbou: while this cold. dry weather lasts In the summer
season the streets are regularly sprinkled but during the
winter months water IS allowed TO be used for spfnk'
linz purposes except in the process Of
cleaning IL would be very gratifying be able
n keen tho streets Of this city all times in such con-
d,on tha, there would be blown about IN
"swrng Clouds giving annoyance TO the people. But
tho natural sccretons dirt during the intervals OF street
seeping-once every twenty-four hoursw always fur
nish material which the high winds Will bring some
discomfort which my cndeavor 10 reduce 10
he least
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
THE ENERGETIC NEW REPUBLICAN, CLUB.

The Executive Committee Of the Downtown Busi-
ness Mems Club held important meeting yesterday
in the clubhouse No. 81 New-st The informal open
ing OF the club Will take place on February TO- and
the formal dedication a later date. On the latter
occasion there will be dinner at which both men and
women VIII be present Speeches by prominent men
win be made The nature Of the proceedings on Feb
ruary I6 has not yet been fully determined upon
Yesterday the officers Of the club all appointed
corporators, and a committee Of five named TO
have the articles Of incorporation drawn up al an early
date The Executive Committee increased 10
seventeen, and is now composed OF II. X. ThuIber,
chairman; Jesse Seligman, W. l.. Buell. f.. a secomb,
General Daniel Butteriied, Robert Cheseborough
D. A. Lindley, Colonel Thomas l. Watson, Logan {.
MURRAY John +. Plummer, {. c. shayne, j. Is. Dick
son III. W Cannon, George l.. Hutchins, II. ii. Thomas
and L. III. Milford
Notices were sent 10 all the Republican clubs In the
state informing the members that they are eligible for
membership If they desire, they may have their
corrcspondencc directed 10 the clubhouse and they
will also find there stenOgfapher and typewriter at
their ispOsdl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05

LIVERPOOL Feb $3.50 p III Beet Holders offer freely
oao India mess easy al rs 9 Pork Holders offer freely
Prime mess Eastern. easy 7os Od d. Western easy a
tos Uams-lolde moderately short CIT Gfllly a.
SI Gi oldcrs oifrr Cumberland steady
m 3es Ga long clear mides heavy % Ia 30 los
fev nj Ss long and short clear mlc. Hight 40 % %
s Steady 3is shoulders AZ 3ss: Cheese-Hoders
ogr inoIerntey TalOw-IOldcrs offer freely Spirits OF
observation-disclosures Offer freely Rosn-hscrs oIcr mod
cr8cB. IardSpot-Holders Oder irecYt futures iolders
Western spot nIm al 36s 3D. Feb
Tary rm a. 36s M March aud Aprl steady AZ 36s o. Wheat
Holders offer suqringly. Flour Holders Oner moderately
Corn-spot and futures Holders oder freely mixed western
.sru rs firm al OAd March and April firm AZ Is O'4d
mons M Loudon-New- Holders offer freely.
TtVpOv Feb. 4-,prts Of turpentine, 33s % per cwL
e,,uts ~ wheat TIE past week from Atlantic ports.
mono. from ports - 600 quarters from other sources
quarer Receipts OF American corn Tor the past WceA
33. 800 quarters. -, 49,, - - - or
STwgEp b4~Petroeuu Fine pale American II francs
BRENET Feb 4~Petgoeum-6 marks 80 ptonnlga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
Cost Guo found.

= 'oSr or srOLEN.-BanLbook No. l9sci2 ls .Sr
fhe Eernau Savings Bank, In tfD Cla Y "a y, ,o.S
- usruaun Frelnch. All persons are cauonea " =, ~ ~
ae he sane and requested to denver nS y,sfored an
t.rl corrrr Ifth-st ana 4th-gS" II no. ,H'ol'u -
S BON day Of February 1853, application VIII W HAS
TO the bank Tor a duplicate. 80
New York February D. lsoS
- ,,.,,,,pr 80, he paid for the recovery Of .
~ - ,caro,,.e sapphire centre sufrouha.l WIN
~ dt,,,,,,'fs about three weeks ago IN or near
F Fnst a-,h .N' TIFFANY co. Union square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


BEEyEs-Recopts for two days Including q car
loads Of Export Cattle arrive this evening", -5o car
id. Of 4Cs2 hoad-G3 carloads direct TO East SIDE ana
Iro0byn saughtefcrsi II carloads OF shippers At Can
I'm: IS carloads 6Oth-st including 50 cirloais I0t
Nh Eastman carloads Tor j. stem ana ciroaIs lo1
chcr saughtcIers; also carloads for the naIhel an
On carloads were received al jersey CITY, OF Whch ~
carloads for export reached the yards al aie houf
sellers started out TO get higher prices 6ut the sup
rv va, more than equal the demand, and buyers nov
elv refused TO pay any advance but before me clo'
bai succeeded In hammcrug down the market lUc pr
100 h. and late az 30 H. there were IS caIoaI'
Decent to Prime Steers sold at So GoGs4 90 per 100
y, tons az S5645 Is; few ail-ends ana "hoppei NJ
q 25Gs3 80; Bulls at &c 55at2 80. and carload Of
iTbe Holland took out 4l6 Cattle. No GulOn Line
steamer with Dressed Beef until Saturday
Latest private cable advces report falr nafKet oi
American Live Cattle at II 12al2 lie per 10 estimated
~ Hides and fat are reported as having downward
tendency in the New-York market. Tho staple price
fr The former 2c per n last week. and for the
latter &C. ,.-- ,---
avcrnac 90 81 IS per 100 % 1e do 1868 n, al 81 10
10 do 1898 ~ e3 90 - Chicago do lOV ID at s5 60
Do 1913 %. at - Is do, 1898 n al - o. Is 40
1854 H. at "a 10; II do iAl7 D. az - 5i - 90 looO
n AZ 81 20 IS do, 1851 d. 40 81 20 u 49, 1854 10 al
- GO 35 DO. 1887 r. or 81 90 lIeier lao D. ar 81
10 Illinois see. 1895 n. 20 - So II DO 1850 r. "a
Il o. IS do, l3ll b. at - so; 10 do 1922 r. a. - 80
do 1856. 10. - 95 Buffalo do. l3-0 IL N - 80 :
Bulls 1900 n 40 81 55i do 1890 II, az 50 So
This weeks shipments Of Live Cattle and Sheep and
Dressed Beef and Mutton arc as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
Jay GOULD FILES AN ANswI

An answer was fled yesterday by Jay Gouio anu
n- Missouri Pacific Railway Company In inc sun
brought against them and other defendants IN 'no
United states Circuit Court by the MISSOURI Aa"Sa9
and Texas Railway Company. The answer ADMITS
most Of tho allegations of the complaint OUT says III
reference TO certain securities claimed by INC paH'
deposited with the Mercantile and Union rus 'Vi
rto. nat law Gould has no claim upon them but
a., ia holds them In trust for the Kansas, Texas ana
raciae subject TO the satisfaction of claims py INC
M1ssorr Pacific The defendants also allege thst INC
court has no jurisdiction In the suit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

roxnox reh an m.-Uniied states per cent bonds
9oi Atlantic and Great Western rs' MORTGAGE Trustees
* L.. canadian Pacific. 80 "a Mex can Culinary,
a5. Frie 3Oas; - Paul Common. 81; Mexican Central
frs mortgage bonds 1879 NewYork Central 4IZ's Penn
sylvana, 57s4. Al, -, . o,,oo
DIS advises gnote per cent rente, NJ sS franos 30
Tor the account and exchange on London al 70 francs
20 Of bullion gone the Bank Of England on bal
ance today is e2l.0OO
Spanish Is. 74s. -, . ...... o., hath .bor, ana
Tie rate discount in the open inarkee ior OoN sH"' ~
three months bills is &c per cent -, $1,000, n.., =,
MERLIN Feb 4-The statement OF me Inperlal bahA vi
Germany shows an increase specie Of 100000 MARKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
ruD ENCIIsH JUDGMENT NOT FINAL

Mrs Ellen Mum having obtained lud SDoHt III i-ie
land against her husband, George fredeI'ch lunH ~.
80, and his trustee Joseph Cook establishing her
rrht TO secur los worth $4,000 brought suit IN the
supreme Cou here to obtain possession OF Inc prop
cr,x Justice Barrett # the supreme Court, yesteT-
day missed the complaint, holding That 'ho E"sisA
judgment was not final
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05

p,rruoRr Feb 4--Cotton quiet and frm Middlng 49,
rIo,ir firm steady; Howard Street and western ~
40 ma al. Extra do 50 5OG4 sos Family 30 - %
CITY Mills Rio Brands Extra 50 1909 - Wlhes s,nght
J,rt ~ AZ so Spring do 90 90 as 70 do DO Straa
~ 1n To- do Extra 81 SO d5 20 Wlea-Sonhern non.haI
F1tg 81 iOjc Longberry 95al05o; No sou.n't ar
a0r Western easy but nrm: no Winter heI sp'S ray
g0a 0Oasc February 9Oh 90hc Narch ~ &c saS wts
az i 9i act Jnly sgc southern quiet hrh "a
a. G4ic Yellow sOa4lc. Western quiet Mixed spol "nt
FeSrnary az 4Os,ailc; March az 4ls6ilSc May a."
a. i9i.r STEAMER spot 3Jsic Gales oats hllil ~
active Southern and Pe9nsyly9ne were 9g9i,fe as rSG
80 White 2qa33isc Rive Grm steady az ~ 9uc ~ S
steady Primo TO Choice Timothy GIG 0Og$II ~. Lose
visio1; dull Mess Pork Sl4 20. Bulk Meats h''
soSaer clear Rib sides 7Nc do packed Hans RS
sfeedy az I28I2Lc. Lard steady Refined $500
Bntte steady; Western Packed l602lci Best hol - M
Creamery g0a27c. steady at l3l lic Peuolesai
quiet efned $500 conee INN steady Eio eargos Sn Ia
d1n Refined lG4 lGc. WhsEey firm AT 81 H. trslgnts ~
Liverpool per steamer active and firm cotton go r'
B. a5s 3D. Receipts Flour 5000 bills Wheat loQV pss n
corn rs 600 bush. Oats 1000 bush shipment u
l2sOOO bush Wheat 4l.O00 bush Corn 3OOOo ousn
CHICAGO Feb 4-Vha leading futures ranged IS follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05

81. a.; Plate ~ 1890 Packet 50 5oGslo per Dbl
i9sttMlss ba ' and without sa6se oca Quoted
DEL - 55del3 and at the West al 50eSl2 -
cGT ilc there; Cy cuts quiet 6qt hcd a2
,,hao"IeI Relies, y u average lie; 10 70; . -,
Ped s a@i cr lc'5q 4sG ss s@' s%oR 90 d.
NtnnpiFs-llaye moderate demand sh91 JOS any ny
Chew sold Gl2 1895 - DRESSED llOGS-
Generally steady ana p Aoae1'!f deHA. tnpeeiISei
hsh cariy hut strengthened with the West and rallied
y noInt- leaving oil hrm. Speculation was sio" o"'
cash lots hal moteEe demand ealc' , o9 'r Also 20
.rn s"ar sDof ulft s.35e closing 6u' 81 aud rsight
tgo ,a If rh a! .s s5 i IT, 90 eSrun
ssc March closed 40 73oc sales 2ag to 900 tes s 5
ieaGc; June clo,,d ~ 7s5c; sales, 100 tc, 5'-oa
7sc July closed o.s af Aus &enoS o' quoted
go ,cnf ~ zoe; South America; s;G1c-..;-
oc, ara demand continues fair. Other grades rule
oTlct pennsylyana tub,, an' A. f,acv ~ ~ o.
gn ~ Prime 2sa2Gc do Fair to Good l6a22c; do
held idiqc state Dairy welsh 'qo 9 Rrqe IY42i9; 20
s3aslc do Fair 70 Choice lsq2f Sac Sac D3y 5 nSns
Good TO Fancy 2a23 Ice do Fair, 1Gq2Qc Western mi,
49,, Trrgfl1fv. Choice 2OG22c 10 I'"ol 20 PIlme, 100
dn chSs saiPa s 90 so}9 3'sis' e
- ioc: factory extras 10c do htss, l3 12clGc do
seeeniIi re CIIEIsE- Has moderate demand and
n,ices rule finn. Fa'l.mpae Fancy VIM. ands colCced
n non to Prime i2ai1 - sAmf light I2q9e
Mele I;,g g6't SKIM. EGGS.Arc doing
e e i6e so % Z iiai6c western i 54a6c
i iaahapss II 5oas2 10 per case LINED, 1od12c,
& end pS@pay qoeha9gede i Fair Ts
ANA ANA steady Cut Loot. Sc; Crushed. SCI
cuS Pe%dsrsdI AZ Gag se sans 5s
Mould &c cCsdee oS "H.' 8ssc 'W6ife TSra'
..6- $50 8llcss Extra "c'' 11lcaec "c'' lie
ssTTTEARIyE-LaId neglected 7 a4c. oleOmaFearne
dull sHl ' ana moiePasy active Prime City
quoted 5lGe Sales. 100000 choice 6loc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05

The annual convention Of District Grand Lodge No. l.
Independent order Of Free Sons Of Israel held on
sunday at Arlington Hall Grand Master G. L. Lowen-
thai stated in his message that during the year funds
OF the lodge had increased s12 si2 %, and the member
ship 90. The following officers elected: Grand
master j. f. Loewensten; first deputy grand master,
L. b. Franklin second deputy grand master s. CohnsOn
LehmanE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05

Albany. Feb. An the Court Of Appeals to-day the
following cases argued
No 15z-Jane Bishop admnistratrix appellant agt the
Grand Ioge Of the Empire Order OF Mutual Aid OF the
State o. View York, respondent Submitted
so. r53-Eza II. Douglas enthusiastically respondent,
sst Johu T. Murray, appellant
No. 1l6-Augusta Llndcnwn, administrative. respond
ent act New-York Central and Hudson River Rail
road Company, appellant
Following IS the day calendar for Tuesday Nes. s57,
ass, 1900. 261. 139, 159 100 ard 161
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
~. North River Vessels and Railroads.
crNrpAI. MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Rlo prompt delivery s gs Fair ca Ta
no,ed II Lee Mid grades have gc,tlye maui
tairs bags MaIncaibo, D. T. ,r"cc ~ Interest from
ali sources Prices ADVANCED iVS2q r ap Il r. ia
WIN bJller boysn e.i" M 1884 pig. There were no
from RIO owing 10 break III tue bi"@'haH eo@S'
cai,f sale %. $50 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
OIL MARKETs

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Transit Certificates opened Sc cosei ~ sb'e highest
s6ar lowest, 20.
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opened So closed At s6is highest obH' lowest eo's
Ceaunccs. As, 900 Dbls.
TuUsylfIR Penn. Feb. 4-Sitionai Transit Certluatos
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on CITY Feb s-Natona Transit Certlncntes opened At
AZ highest SEA- lowest s57si closed 500 bArs'