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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
WHAT WAS DoyE n STOCKS.

Wednesday. iep p III
Excessive dulncs, was The pronounced ic., ..r
,. ...l .,,,.,.i,,. which .rc
was % "''''- 80 - "'-'' ""'' .I .....
uot the usual accompaniment 'i '''''''''. F'''
,i.r- only tIrr, stocks in Tie listed department
.i , .. ,,,,.l, ,.s ID, 600 .l,rc- These
-, III. ,, .,, .t,-c. ~
were ili.'oclph' ana I'""''-' "'''''
$50 stock which closed. after fluctuations "i J
- .. . nor cont Li-Irr than II opened So
~ 49,. ,... ,.,.. ,.f,,L ,f,.r fluctuations Of
I"''' , ,, ..,l ,,t
IT, per cent. cl'e'd - I'"'' '"'" ' '' ''
,.f.t..-. Pool Island and Pacific. which. after
, % ,- c.,. closed Is rrr
Nu'lu"Ii'Ns 'l "' P' 49,
cent lower than II opened. NHch inc N'"." "..''
r, ,..,. into such "a uosifiou that two or i'.rr
-. .,.. IT,. .,l. representatives. $50. against
"P' ' r, ...,... f ,..r..,
our lh'IlH"'I'" "'' '''"F w.
,..r i, and II is Disgusting that il D., reduced 20
~, -, ,.,. .r =. 1900. .rer,f,r. .,.rr
SO lo" an c'p 'H'' W." vi '.''''
for "a short hour, can make I'D" prices. DIV -''
,., ..,..,,. oy,r "a plliu truth-tcll.ng. and then
3, A. leland .i,,,,l,. L.,.,..,. ,,t
s's"Ih- away at "''" ',''"'
anger. are loot the Attributes Whl'h briohP I'D sue
,... f.,I srrcul,tors
49,. market f., limited The GOVERN.
'"' 'l' ,., go.
ors of the stock L\cAahf' nave "'' PI"''''" ""
oppor'uuIty 10 pass % make I as lLuird as III
,,.. i tr.fr u,.,nr 10 Jo Bat Tire stock mar
- ,,..t,. of I. I.,r
h'', I'D us 'I''' "''
hts To- commission firms, nc'rr was 49,
broad as DO o., to-day. tommotofc ana VIII
I.,u H. Vanderbilt "crr spectators. both OF them
led many movement, up a.u du"n in tnc price.
of stocks The present generation oi \H.dc. nito
are rol spcruI"tor: Nt'r uI> maze p"I hi''l
t.rir ~. 900 or 10000 share, ol stocks against
their .r.rIIll income ans oac may ot,I f.c p.I.r
Jo..u OIL % Icr cent. and from them i' W.u m'.'
,.itI M, resist ,ucr Itc nIc. hl.t family fury
.,..r..ft lie changed ooulIt ous tItt ic aGc tn-
former .uce4AiioL Men DID tlc dlA--'O '7 trade.
and An o,Lrr trades t..at formerly cuuc I.to tlc
~f,rc m certain periods and purchased ihrIr .oDu
or io. COO shares on % margin. have ior Tire last
two year, been steady buyers 81 only such an
amount 'i S'o'h "3 l"rI "''' '' ~ 100 ,.i
'", .i,.cJ uoI sI,1ir. ON .p.cnl .,tion s
,}iI H., ttc t.,,.,.ouf ,u llU for TOO share.
,~' . ,,. ~ lof,,, and to such am oslo II
J. ''s H'' 10y va t Ga. .,,.l -. ,..,,l ,,..I t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
CHASED ONE NAN and CAUGHT THEE.
AN ITALIAN NEARLY sMoTuEEED WHILE MD
ING FROM POLICEMEN.

Joseph Barbari. Of No. l5l LconardSt'' ana po'h'
nico ImbelOsi, Of No 80 Mulberry-st nave ucV'
paving attention to the same Italian woman i"o'
met at the woman's apartments. at No. - MuIpc''N
st. Yesterday and began to quarrel lmDelio'l u'V"
revolver and fired four shots AT MS rival ""o
of the bullets went through Barbar's lei' Wrist anu
another struck him in the breast lie ieh 10 INC
floor and Imbellos fed. Policemen Day ana HahieN'
of the Sixth Precinct, gave chase INC Ndl'"" "'u
a good start on his pursuers and jumped into coal
box milling down the cover over him. Inc poH'cheh
rushed past the coal-box and believed that he had eS
caped into the building No. IS MulbcrFy-st they
,asacod the bousc and came across William Feltncr
and Daniel Nee trhy, who were asserting forty pairs
Of shoes. The policemen believed that the property
was stolen and made the men prisoners: Tle s4oc,
were afterward found 70 have been stolen ron a'S
& Co.'S shOe-stOrc i'm bfOOhYu. 49,, g..
Meanwhile the Italian was almost SulOCathE lh
thc cOal-boX and just a, the officers came along WIN
their prisoners a boy told item where lle ItAlai
was hiding When &c arrested lie was more
dead Than alive. the wounded man was lAt'l 20
Chambers Street Hospital. where Tie wound ID r,,e
breast was found 20 Doe merely a nesh wound ,lc
wound in the wr.s; more palnh NJ ne LIQUIDS
Police Court, lmbco> was held in default Oh qI0'0
hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
1--WE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo Feb 5.-Cattlc-Reccipts last a hours, 1000
head total week thus far 2l.0; for same tmo last
,rrrK DO consigned through 1850 head. l 500 ot
,hich 10 Nr-N ogk 90 head for sale market steady
sheen and Lambs Receipts last "a hours. 800 head
ro Tor week thus far q 500; Tor time last week.
20 900 consigned through 500 head 1900 Of which TO
NtwNOIk; 1000 head for sale naiket stronger sheep
choce to extra - 0Qas5 50; medium to good g. 800
- so TO good. ~5Gf5 % ambsgOod TO choice
~ 7oqs6 30 ias 60 good - ioG*6 % medium 70 toir
r6o S6 -. HOgs-Kecclpts last "a hours $3.50 head
total for week mus far 80 gao for same time last weak
NcWNork $500 Tor sale market finer but not quotably
higher; mediums and heavy, - l5a 81 70 mixed, ~ l5d
- 20; Workers ~ p; pigs, ~ lOGSi 10; roughs $50
IS % stays, y.
chicago, Feb 5-Catte-Recepts. 900 head ship
mcnt 1000 market slow generally % 10 cents lower
bceyes sea - To- steers S3dSi So stockcrs sns
feeders - fOd 50 so Texas fed steers s3d$3 80
Texas giasser-. - i0ds2 80. Hogs-Recelpts IS 900
head shipments 1000 head market fairly active 70
10 lower; mixed, 50 75aS4; heavy, - 75ds4 05
light. SO 7Odsl: ,hips sSdS3 CO. Sheep-Receipts
1000 head shipments. 1000; market strong 10 cents
higher; natives 75d$5 90; Western fed O. 500
IS So Texans. 81 1898 lambs. s5dS6 10.
ST. Louis Feb. 5.-Catte-Receipts, $500 head ship
mcnts 400; market steady good % fancy native steers,
- iodt5; far - good do 81 80 - 30: stoekers and
feeders. e2dS y 40; range steers, s2QS3 90 HogsRe
eeipts 5000 head shipments 800 market steady "a,
g 90 light fair to best SO 70ds3 81 sheepReceiPti
200 head shipments 400 strong, fair 10 choice. - 400
80 30 lambs S5G 50 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Ncw-York, wednesday Feb 5BLEE LS-Keceipts ~
oaSon ayt car6l At h9oSSe9 % city ey Tau
'ls 10 raroaa' az oOn-s,} T ~ Stern carload Tor
esc e'y carload Of osa stock and z car e:
qdG' az Jel CIy C Tny TTrtals that We're on the
s about . to be sold Demand saS tas a.
oeose noon 70 Good s,es,. sold q s5ast rs per 100 NJ
pigIaiy 70 ~yr ~ - 5 o<cn ranged from % 70
SOD a. p 80 advice. ouo,o Re,rcera,cd Beef slow bu,
%,. - higher at ids tops l5tacJ. %.
9c L%1 ~ oA. f t6e former ior NJ Goldsmith and
ae aJF 05 .f and the Wisconsin With 2 100 do vii
f,, S,- ,l- ~ ~ to o,T row '''-
% a,clsgt' at 81 IS per 100 u do, l-9o p at 49,;
, So iSI sS o; Fl Do iis5 H. at - 27 10 d. 1i3
=. 65: is Bhia5 TO- 1853 ~ At = 50 u buffalo oxen
Sherman 3 culver: 10 Chicago steers, 1907 ~ at e 49,
90 o. ll'@ p a. ~ 90 10 49, ls9o 10 zoe STAT sS
OA,n. 1850 .. 40 - 81 stag, 10 "a at 20. .
Il CO.. 1888 r. =, 81 O. DO 1893 H. a. q IS Il DO
liio =, AZ - lOi bl-''. - "a. = DO 14io - al
- 30 m ,..,.. c..n..
1905 H. at u 80 Is d. 100 At - 80; Is DO ,ss ~
-. 40 - 20 - DO l-o' 40 ~ % OF D1'' wv -
ooh., MssSct rather Slow, but prices APPEARED 70 , es
steady for All erades sales Mere az the range OF s-o
go per head mainly az 20 % 20 At $50 20 s45 %,
head. .,..,.,,... . c,vs q, AK zach
Amo, Miller: COW, al sSj pr pr, head 49,, had
j. oc ee;eiar COWS az - 50 70 5i 2eI pr head
= M.(aCe COWS a 5000 per mad d., 1t so,b.,s
CLN Sy5 aesG I cbaSge ." sgyentr
i've head % sell at late hour oSach Oh Ssan
yard Calves sold At -2c pr r. M,s,i. a. 'G''2'' wan
At b i ana ci and Spr,ssd q 79df do, tci
sod al sdlc, dressed barnyaFd Calves at ds?2S;
Sqo9n Wd..gn calves 10 S6 f. at az 80 do
1858 H. At 3c = DO. iji n, at 31c; VesIs' lao TO- az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

NTWS FROM THE FIELD And RANGE OF PRICES.
The crudo petroleum -pcculaton i, still heId
within narrow limits. II receives no attention rom
the public. and the buyer, of certificates are men
vino believe That Uicy sec opportunity for invest
mcut improvement ahead without regard to tempo
Iary fluctuations or the occasional arrival OF wells
which are badly needed to prevent the declining
tendency Of production aud dangerous reduction
In stool, above ground. The selling element con
time, De- the professional sccptic on oil. or tho
producer who anticipates his production while the
nud j. stu below tho surface. Any advance In
ynIucs from the recent basis seems likely to rest
upon Legitimate, rather than speculative, consldea
lions, but il j, not 10 be overlooked that the short
interest ln National Transit certificates may accumu
late un,u- pcctcd to point where lts relation TO tho
volume OF available certificates becomes OF some
moment. To attempt TO fix upon the date who1
there may Ice awakening to the strong stltlStcal
features of petroleum may be Idle But the ceILli-
cato market yesterday at The stock Exchange SHOW ed
decided vitality At advance from ~ % 3S To-
n O1oSl UG -. and the options at the CONSOLE
dated strong from 81 % = TO al o. La
al D1 l.. The close was firm.
The range 81 prices and the total dealings were as
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
THE COCRTS.
MAR1oN MANnLN WAY SING TONIGHT

MARION NNNOIA MAY SING TONIGHT
Tie application Of Colonel McCaul for permanent
Injunction restraining Miss Marion Manola from sing
Ing with any other than his company was areueo
before judge Patterson in Supreme Court Chambers
yesterday and the Judge said that he would not render
decision until Monday When that announcement
was made De Lancey Ncol who appeaed for Miss
Nanola asked that the temporary injunction granted
by judge O'Brien bc modified to allow Miss NahoE
TO sing in John stctsons company pending INC DC
fision of the court Judge Patterson declined per
,lnrtorilv 10 modify judge O'Hriens injunction. me
iatior Judge had modified his own Injunction on
Monday 50 that Miss NanOla was allowed 10 sing on
Monday and Tuesday evenings. iX me lme !ipiv
iIudce O'Irien had gone home. and De Lancey NCoH
started OF 10 lind Judge OMicn 70 get hH TO aiiQW
Mis- Nanola TO sing. When the Judge was tound ne
modified the injunction as to allow Miss NanoA 10
tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-Rio the spo, had fer demand. at steady
and unchanged price,, Sales, $500 bag az l7'ie FOR
Fair cargoe, quoted 1859 and No. 2 7tc Mid trades
quiet and IN. sales G75 bags Maacalbo and $50
bags Mexican, p. options ruled duh and no special
features developed CdDln, were lower when hai
a depressing nnuenc and NchanQc showed slight decline.
Receipts Rio AMI Santos larger ayre dropped 'a
r. and Hamburg Lost = pig me local market opened
points lower after which h"fe vas rally o. 5dlO points
closing however at trilc fellow the rua ycstcdaY.
Rio cable quote, Regular FIr-t $50; Good second.
$50; Exchange ,yrN1t 81 =: Irccipt~, 1900 BAGS;
RIO cldrlnres United States Oy0 bug; RIO caaacs
for Europe 1000 bags, total tock 10000 bags santos
receipts, 10000 bags receipt, az Rio july l, 1859: 10
Fcbruary 4, 1870, 1.44l,O0O bags, same time 1889,
29j3O0O bags same urlc loSs Llo4o00 bags receipts
SANTOS JUS l. 1881 20 February 4 $500. i,4SGtOO
hags time lss9 l5if,ooo BAGS same Time Isss,
10000 bags. Rotterdam reports Good ordinary Java,
Doc; market firm aud steady aiOat from Bran Tor
Europe 100000 bags; al0lt from East and Java for
EUROPE 10000 bags. Total sales here to-day, 2i5OO
bag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
COTTON 'MARKrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LveWooI Feb ,. p. mIhe sales OF The day inclnded
0,4O0 bales American.
Futues closed steady American mlddling low middlins
clause February delivery. 57-6id value February and
March delivery. 57-04d value; March and April delivery.
j9.6id value April and MAY delivery. 6l.6id buyers
May and Juno delivery G36id sellers June and July
delivery. Cd sellers July and August delivery. 16it
sellers; AUGUST delivery Load sellers; August aud
Sentember delivery ) 63-6id sellers.
Galveston, Feb Cotton dull mddlng. 1899 low
mddlng lO4c good ordinary. q 1916 net and gross
receut 17os bales sales. l2i bales stock 81 1863 bales
Norfolk, Feb. 5-Cotton steady; mddng 10 "-l0e nei
aud receipts 1913 bales exports cOa,twise slS
bales sales. G33 bales; stock 47.153 bales.
savannah Feb 5.-Cotton duh middlinP, 10 5.16c low
mddng 10 ll6c; good ordinary. Bloc net and gross
receipts , III bales sales $50 bales stock 65 06l bales
NcwOrlran-, Feb. 6tottan nrm nidlllng. l0Ac; low
mdd Ing 10 Lice good ordinary 1880 and gross
receipts llSl7 bales sales, $500 bales stock 2Sll0I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
coNrLAINrs AGAINST MISSIONARIES.

A delegation Of persons owning boarding houses near
Castle Garden appeared before the Emigration Com
missiOners at their meeting YESTERDAY 10 complain
that their business had been much injured by tho
missionaries who work the immigrants in Castle
Garden. Some OF these missionaries, the complain.
ants said either kept boarding houses Or we're con
ncCted with thcr and while Slpl )scd 10 hc engaged
To come 10 their lodging houses. The regular hoard
Ing house keepers not allowed in Castle Garden
rntil after the missionaries had secured he pa'rou
of the most desirable immigrants. Commissioner
Stephenson said that he Knew the statement, Of the
boarding house keepers were true, and the men were
directed 10 make their complaints in writing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
urrronn.prens OPEN TIER CLUBHOUSE

Tie formal opening Of the club house Of tho
e,enocraphcl,' Association took place at 40. 40
Eat twenty second st. last evening. The 10 char
te, members Of the club nearly al present. and
many names were added 10 the membership list The
club occupies all tie five floors If the house 1t has
leoscd having billiard room IN the basement and
wornc room on the nth floor supplied with all KIND,
Of tVpewritinC apparatus. The officers of the club
ora + NJ Wall. president; b. J.. DE Voc, secretary,
and L. n. Fainlam, treasurer The exercises last
night consisted Of address By Joseph Howard, jr,
A exhibition Of he Edison phOnOgaph, by j. y. Kim
bali music by the Crescent Club, of jersey CITY, and
songs. The club house is designed - be place for
wnrS as well a. Tor recreation and last nights open
it, was accomplished under ausplcous and cIcOuras
Ing conditions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
corrr cNLINDAES FoE TO.DAY.

su;~,l. Coul,t.c Icra-B fore Van Brunt. ?. j.
sore,o Chan6,r>- Bcfor. Pat son. J.Moon
eals-ar SS, 70 s o. Ti"rar I-B.or, Inrr,ham
j. ass On. Young Ns. loGI-. ana No. ''.,. ,.,
sUIr,me Cout-Ci-cuIt- Pa. I-Be,orc Laarence. J.
g. s ~ i dsS 1913 1913 3d. 81 g. los, si5 ol5
no, liz. 400 1872 No. l-oJ r,,o-. ,,5.r. ]
Nos 1871 1915 1872 'cS -ii i., lzS d az
.i , i- I3d iP' l5 Enh 1} Sos
20. 20 al IA 53o2 1914 15t5 1876, 5ol5 l5'2.
''i Supreme rene 1 GSc1ef,Icrcura Bfors oR.e y.
Nos. I2i2 1913. 1244 ~ l5i li7 39' !21'
1875, 1870 1872 $50 1851 &c. ~ I do;' 93 3I4
Si0S, 55S so, i272 1925 1iS5 15'@' 147i liso 3d.
aresa, courBelqFa E r, s ,4 g,enf 5r
called at 10 10 q. 81 n Vail I,llza A. & McGown
and Hugh fe1 t 10 a. r fore sdcwck c. j.
Tri,X and DugrO, }. J-Nos. 10. 20 IL - ~ d. d. Z"
yo srq is 2 3og s49 sS as5 ' .5o siS 2 &
SunSrooT Coar,--rsia Ttrn.-part before oGosman'
sup-rio, Court-uial lein-Part' II ana III
'Ourgya iSs ,e TerrBefor, Rl.chor JNo &
o.ron Pleas Eirit- Perm before Iarrcrorn, G. j
So 81 40 IS al Il? 3 s. E. a. g. III IS SO % 8 5euc
'Coenon Fie5s-IlaA TqmIaIt l. B,io,e Dav., Ia
1910 NGt l s7s 7S III ~, 49, @ i55 a5 SOL lin
COMMON gU ~ ria.~Is I Part IIRco,ore Aen, 10
Nos 154l 1884 IFS TO- l ,ea, l c1 iI73
ices. 1861 1000 1865. 1868, 1870 lG71 IG72 -.
cy cogl PP o IP Itgc McG9 2yas 557
c,tC Gouit-Ti.a 1cru-Part II-Bciorc McAdam, c. j.
ga City % PR, I "a s5 s EGF e. Us Us
20 51n I'1 $50 rt3 Jf4.
"' cr NC co5 IySpI,l,, a.. cal ;I,,, r..
end Assistant D.siict-Atoney Nercona'-No'' 20 o.
il' count Of Goac2 rar IIneiorGv T7f'rsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
rrnryrS HIS GENEROSITY TO lbs WIFE.

The trial was begun before Judge Beach IN the
Supreme Court yesterday Of the suit Of Richard d.
Yonng to set aside the deed to the house at No. 80
East Scventy-ninth-st and the bill Of sale OF the
stock of drugs in the store at No. 100 Nillam-St'
which Youog sicned in favor of his wife. Mrs Emma
u. Young. Mr. Young alleges that when he was III
he'd some time aeo his wife forced him t. sign the
deed and BIZ Of sale. Mrs Young on the other haNd
saw that her husband was incapable of carrying on
bis business and voluntarily gave the house and bust
me- TO her. The case will re continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
NETTING OF THE BOARD or EDUCATION.

the Boa,d Of Education received a report ycstcr-
Ga~ f;om the trustees Of the Nineteenth Ward nomi-
mating Ms, Nellie Ford principal Of the Primary
pcpsrncnt Of Grammar school No -, in the place
OF ,iis. ANNE VI. Walsh, who died last week. 4
oo1G.raioa ion was received from the Ninth Ward
firis,c. czoncrang Trustee Tnsdalc from the charge
o. .ai.- r0uGutf "a regard - the transfer OF Miss
lows. Tle letter referred 70 the Committee on
Te4cLC.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

The business in State issues was covered by
sales Of Tennessee Sc Element 3s 81 -. OF city
bank stocks Nassau soil ll"o. al 1863. Auction
sales o. several issues are reported below.
The general bond market developed no special
features. r. ruled strong. Kuhn, Loeb q Co.
announce that the subs ript0us 10 Norfolk and
Western SI.OOb.O0U 100-ycnH pcr cent golI
bonis was So largely IN excess OF the amount
offered That tine allotmcnfs VIII bc about IL
ger cent That is % better indication of Tie
bond market than the transactions ~ the Stock
t,charpc. Reference is made - our full re-
port II bond sales
Money ruled easy at ABB u per cent, and
finally - per cont.
TIE Clearing House statement to-day was as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

Ostobcr '...............l0 22alO.-5 1913 1913 100
Dc5ea1e;. 10 Iooiqq PAN ,.,l. showing no
ticuary o,hcr tnan nei,Sn2"n Paad' .r LA,
o,- bl. thc home trad, movement was -o%. o sac,
low ra sa at y -5as 3 s. -co t5 t Ndi S
a. g. 10. '5 ~ loo i0a'. 1 VIVA, Al - 55a. @o
~ g2 DO, 9nitiiH'' - T9 % Mn W, indie, - -
- IS ratent1 - 65es5 IS Icy s,ra p "a "a
noe WiI stIff pa fancy - .5.j - Patents ord
nary u ehoi,e - lott, 80 lar q itH4t o.
!}c MHgfc' - ,o@;S 60 "a pot 81, III 70 %
i,ncy d. SOS Is s1icl4nc spring and Winter. go
-; Fire 39i; 3d. MI M4'" ,,,b eo', S.,t SAL.
LOO b9, shWns, rid 3d. I5,,. - i5as, s5 anu
i .9E rLo ma; m;d@,c 5qar s'. So Del'
sap'ra9Sc 5 2?f l qao;sa o'; % <
T go 90 So SO , jag, s aad >E1I
5 .s4y 5o. ~' 2sss',s1 A. = '.. 3d. and
ii r aG' faf Ok in The Volume trading ',. 5na2
a SyDoS24 Pqi raus sSat G: a.. on and nc a mad
much q the ad,antage untn near ,he co,s "n,n t Buy;
ING barn. qors c,G srns o an a"s avaac e OF raa dur
day yl' Thc tariy hogr~ however wce Very duu and az
ggS,G slco 1d ~ ,9nse and he influence
tritutsd to the upward tendency Cear1ncc' no~e'tF
,igisd moIorato The b1ying ata in day va, mainly
Or 3aq" q ID ro,n,o' op ,2 a. ID o T s ' s INIT
~ me r'rI1r close n Yesterday and subsequently adj
,an,d To- So after which there was reaction 70 -
f,,ari ,h io.s how, ,r the Wa-t hArdu,d on frc,r
s a" ne lo"i market responded with rally u
'fit ' Va ,ld un 70 SIC and closed firm. On the
80, v,r led closing az 7i.dS-Nc. Interior
aiiNa tolal "'' 'ul." and ,l.,ren.,,
52 bush ssa.t s. s;9 5a6 y,25 os oo,o sa ,
ruled trong and co,'d about ~ p,I G G' ainpoant
took four load OUt thc AYoit Nm hush siot l.
Sa.ss I,oseGo, , 5g, I ~ -0gsgAc; 40 : Rod ia
sa olf long, FOR @aF , SS DO n4e' s 2gol g.
. trt 40. harl spn" any,. U HatL.- no. February.
J Hotth.tl' spring, Io., a. ~ 49, ,.j~ilr clos
~ -@s3'7, cosms A. "a 40 ' io-ns a, sosc: do
May, 0p4 ISL c, CLOSING az - - Va" '1,, M $50,
closing &C S6'sc; 90 july, 800 >ttrI En-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
, NEW TRIAL FOR \ BANKING CASE.

Judge Iacombe ordered new trial yesterday in
thc old suit brought by the Bank Of the Metropolis
AGAINST Internal Revenue Collector Weber I" TecoNc"
the alleged excess in the amount Of duties collected
,n 1sG1 and l-G2. \ tax OF onetwcnty fourth Of
Der cent was then imposed upon bank deposits and
the Government wished TO collect duties ON checks
received by the city bank, from country banks, W.o
the banks held that such CHECKS were not 'aNatI.
1udce Iaco!ule say, tGat il AN error To tax
an such checks without taking into account the
amounts sent TO the correspondent banks on the same
-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

Includes sales of 3 900 barrels February at 81 08Ts
and 900 barrels o "t0morrow' oil AZ 81 O6aaf O6's.
Refined oil was unchanged at 80 cents per gal
ION i'm barrels and go cent, In eases.
FOREIGN quotatOns shade easier at Antwerp
Al lG i franc, unchanged AT Bremen at 800 marks
ard M - penny Mt Londoy at l3lGaJ rs pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
ions arc based Oh American Standard of Ciasslaca.
STAINED
Good Or1nary.-........ SIS Low Mddllng.. o l1-10
strict GOOD Ordinary. IS. Mlddllng - TO-

strict foOl Or1lhary. % Nluulllg VI
The OPTION fairly active and very irregular.
Early adytces from LN'fpoyl reported slight decline.
which prompted selling by longs leading To- break OF
ld2 points Subsequently the feeling became stronger
smaller port receipts md southern market, hardened
New orleans advancing Gas points This frightened the
short, and general ering following, watch brought
about rally OF lOal3 points, closing. however, ld3
points below the top. sales, i2l coo bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
HAVANA MARKET

Havana, Feb. 5.-Spsnsh gold. 240l,d2f. Exchange
quiet Sugar weaker: IA 600 bags Centrifugal. 95a 70
96s DEGREES polarization, sold at as2 93. asd
per Quint2l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

COTTON-On the spot was adv nc'd 1l6c to-day, but
ruled quiet. sales. - bales for consumption Port
receipts bales against 2o730 this day last
week aud 700 bales this day last year Since Scptem
receipts the ports have aggregated OBJ 500 bales
against $50 920 bales for the corresponding time last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

uuNul OF
a.OUu.S 80
] 900 Ngt.
ST |. 4 iron NJ
Cairo Ara - j. LIST
10000 .... luisi
CAIRO a FIJI Isl
l.uUO ~S lOl
Ell. Inn NJ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06
DULNESS IN STOCKS.
THE MARKET CLOSES STEADY
SMALL FLUCTU ATIONS- BEARS HAVE IT ALI
THEIR own WAY FOR a TIME.
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

Rich & Ale "a
IrrNel Moran Ctfs
I 600 tta4
Rich e n4nVille
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-06

. 1903
~ 600 iutL
Rich 4 AArst Point
FERN lIustfs
5000 Gvi,
EIu t,Iautir Mu
lat
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-03-22
Fire Bells.

At clock w ednesday evening fire
alarm was sent in from box Is. The
fire boys responded promptly running
the hand hose cart about three blocks
and getting a stream on the fire in
two and one-half minutes after the
alarm was sounded. With n little
more drill and practice it viii take a
mighty lively blaze to get the better
of our new fire department. The fire
proved to be located in the rear of
the Murphy building adjoining the SUI
perior House on Second street, one
part of which is occupied by Messrs.
Turk & Donnahue as Il restaurant and
the rear where the fire started was oc-
cupied BY widow woman and her
two little daughters. \ well directed
stream soon reduced the blaze and in
half an hours time the crowd had
come and gone and everything was
safe. The building is now owned by
\ lderman Bardon and was, we under
stand, fully insured. The loss was
small