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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-31
"a. j. SOYLAM,
Funeral Director,
1873 Payonia Ave-. Jersey CITY.
DIHIDENDG.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Jersey Cjty, Dec. 26, 1889.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors held this
day q dividend OF six O) per cent. was declared
free from tax payable on and after January 2. 1880.
The transfer books viii remain closed until that
date. G. W. CoNKIIS.
Cashier.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-31

MTANTED-EXPERIENCED KITCHEN GIRL IN
w boarding house. No. 17 Grand street.
TXTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work; private family. No. 20 Madison
avenue.
WANTED o GIRL Q
w Homework. Call all week, No. ISL Grand
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS,
rEATuREs oP THE NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OP THE NETWORK DEALINGS
Tho FIRST days trading on saturday At the Produce
Exchange without the aid ~ OF Chicago quotations
was catering 10 the independence Of the New-fork
market There seems 20 be little doubt that II tho
Western centre persists IN it, policy Of attempted isola
ton there will be no suffering In consequence on tho
Atlantic seaboard. There will be opportunity for
CT plOdinE the absurd notion that In those days any
ono organization can successfully moropOEe trade or
dictate the value Of any commodity The option deal
ing, in wheat reached nearly 1000 900 bushels, an
unusually large record for . hAfholidAy. Export
business was light only 10000 bushels being taken by
shIppers. Spot lots ~ero 1894 cent lower. Tho
options were depressed By the heavy deliveries on con-
tract which amounted TO 100000 bushels, although
tho weakness was assisted by better crop reports
and tame foreign Advices July opened at 81 6-sS
81 3-4 cents, fell IN al cents and closed shade
higher. On the curb 81 cents was bid. The net
lose. by the Official close "a for June at so Is
and July at 81 is, IA for October al 80 Ia, and
s.s cont for the other months as follows: August
81 So, September 81 Is, December 81 a4' and May
Corn was duh and showed no feature throughout
the session. Exporters purchased nearly 10000
bushels Without Disturbing values The options nS sIosa
for August and az hs cents for september. Oats wero
duh, but firm in ting option Line, June closing I,s
cents Lard was iifrcsS and lower, especially for the
june, n o. for july 81 06 for August, and 81 10
Tho receipts Of -four and grain reported on SATURDAY
at New.York, philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were
as follows: Wheat, T4y46o bushels com, 366ls9
qs 1873 sS0 paeGas Gh0sso Nil
wankec and St. louis the arrivals were: Wheati
81 2os bushels; corn, 57a3l6 bushels oats, 4OSl
bushels total grain l,ol2,67o bushels nour' 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

,or.b lsss than IL had done BY the surrey IepOrs
-, "wednesday and while chicago colHn nLt a..
,,edict . war it was soon dlScoNereu 'nao i.'
largest operators were and the Paeics led
a. ne - nav advance The Northern Pacific STOCKS
Iv.,,c consnicuous for the amount anu ehhrssScr
nj the buying This led TO various rePort, adon
o. h i ygsrs an intention % pay scrip dividend
,'nnn the preferred stock and that Mr. Willard
SaSra secure of the elections in the oregon com
nanies was now figuring for the control OF t the
Eortbern Pacific. For the first report prooaply
there is no foundation beyond an Imaginative
mind The company once paid scrip dividend,
and under q conservative management IL Is not
likely 10 repeat the experiment As 70
the second report, the developments OF sS
iast forty-eight hours indicate that the Willard
ode is less Sangune than has been reported. The
statements Of the Northern Pacific Company, show
ing net earnings from January l TO April 30 OF
s2l74o2l, against 81 ,230, 436 for the same -FOUR
mGnths Of Ss8-a gain Of s944, 4S5-fumishes
sufficient reason for the buoyancy Of the stocks
without anticipating change IN mahag eHe .nn
Union Pacific showed gain for the week OF 4 pr
cent, and Oregon Short Line gain OF Vic per
cent IL, ,o.od . t-oo+on
lower than o week ago The Eastern trWak hhes,
particularly the Vanderbilts CLOSED WIN aIVahc -
ranging from Ia 10 | per cent Inc coai s,ock s
were inactive, with small naetuaUTTSS e on" stncS Of
industrial enterprises are gaining favor WIN 9otn
specu lators and investors, ana the ouslnesS uo
in them last week was unusually large CnlcaSo
Gas maintained an advance OF S-S on Ihs
SocIoration Of per cent dividend. The demand
for railway bonds continued unlnterrupteu, ana
nrices for the active list made further a9Vances;
fort Worth and Denver first IS command W IL
ex the June interest. .ho-
Ga Snbio;ned is our usual table, giving the number
Of shares sold Of all stocks the highest loves ana
Anal prices Of the week, together WIN Ihe JIM
nrices OF week ago, prehxed by the average pr'ces
Of June 2, 1855:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BAtrrxoRs, June l.-cot.on nrm addlnx ntaiisA
Flour quiet firm Howsrd ssrSs. And Western ssgerss
R Err, srs do $ EI e % wy
ssss e saS sss
S's w.S .as S wS.sr a .SS
u @ ssss. aSTS.
w M1ss . ~ eoSso,a June ssi6 !n sists
s 81 Mssd e soc: T.sea whit:
. .sa p'H P4n. 10 csoss fmas
visions quiet; Meas Pork at sl375 Bulk Meat. loss
shoulders e. 0:si Rie side; =" $40, 90 p.Sss'd PIE
qaiss sssSy &C LARD :ss.dy s.as.%
batter quie Western Packed i?sito Bat s"n isslssl
q lsSs ssss qa nt%Gs an
wS,.'yG s 5R - Il. q 10 s.g
psr s5n In sacss' ia "a Drain Der asdy OOH
ordsra % Cd Recsiptse Flour 200 eoh Com 100
bush. Corn $4,000 bush
BOSTON June l-Markets quiet and unchanged Receipts
flour 2s0o bbl and 600 sacks Corn $4,000 bush osa
10 900 bash. Shorts l5s tons
BuyyALo. Juno l-whsst-old No. Hard nominal Nsv
Al o and csriosds Of spot st 81 or at the Gloss New
No lard was o5sred voc; Old No Northern sse New
SO ScrS S ssc no Northern 5ss wlR S Fs,as
White Michigan s2c track quiet and weak 10 Ssf
Sc So No SsS. 1900 SSsS o. 10 sod az E
No. ':ST wn Ss GS No @ sS Rys
Mifsed dun and unchanged Winter Bran sI2 6oe IL 7s
spring do Ell 609sl3 90. Canal freights quiet snd
whsas OS &C SSn s co: sf su sI'
2s2 900 push $4,000 bush. Canal shipmentsWheat
900 bush 10000 bush Shipments BY Ral-FIouf
AOo0 bols Wheat 10000 euAh. Corn $4,000 bush oaa
CmoIao Juas The leading futures ranged a, follows,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

pvyrLIo Juhs lCatts- Receipts for the last 70 hours
TAO head Total for tbs veek hns far IL 500 For
time last week II 6eS ConkGnsd through 2bo0
head Of which 70 NswYork 100 head on sale market
arm and unchanged.
sheep and IAme,-Rec.lp, tr the Isst ,! hours $500
had Total for the thus far 81 500 For tho same
tms Alt week 2s4b0 Consigned throogh 2Aoo head 400
dsmandi market opened dull but eosed active Choice
20 Era Sheep - 50aA 49, Medium To Good ~ Is ~ 90
Common s3 90 6S4 25 lambs active, but not quotably
bighef Good Choice IS a5Sf6 80 Fair Good S. 90
s5 as I Medium 20 Fair ~ 00ab 90.
Rocepts for the lAst "a hours $500 head Total for
40 $50 Consigned through 800 head. 800 OF which
New YORK 760 head sale market opened strong and
higher S9t closed q. inside prices Workers and Piss
o. 10 ~ 80 other grades unchanged.
KANSAS CIT, Juno l." The Hyo stock Indicator"
pSrtsi Cattle ReSslpts 2,l66 shipmsRn oo2 market
quiet and steady; Good q Choice corDted % so9st 90
Steer. ga 1908 30 COWS q 7e93 rs, .,..-,
lover. 6SSd !? cSoa. SEScSsl as Common to Ne.
sheep Receipt, ls7t! :hPmssS nOpsi market steady
81 b0hs3b so.
market strong Choice Heavy Native steers % 10
9sa 40 FAlr oSd % 10 stoeters And FesdsrA
Fair to qocd % 2o1s3 u.s. hangers oornisd 81 30 as So
GrAsSted 50 l04k2 90.
Hogs-ReeoipS S00o, shipments Bonsi market lower
Choice Heavy and Butchers salscuons - scSA 40.
Ordinary TO Beat 81 10 5s IS.
Hhoep-Recepts a0O0I shipmgnta nopsj market steady
Far " Choice 50 oo SsA 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
rnr rnAnE 1N CHICAGO.

Chicago. June 2 (speoAI. Tho Signal Service uuthor.
es on Friday predicted fross for yesterday. but tho
predictions werc realized. Everywhero In the West
the weather was warmer It was disappointment 70
large number Of small traders who had held on 10 wheat
exleeting ranswal Of tho crop scare The selling out
OF galn held this sort Of expectation gave tbs mafkot
It's first inclination starting II pemsn downward Liver
ool cables ssd the OF wheat there had increased
during May 400 900 buAhesanoher potent bsar lnnu'
enee Tho deliveries Of wheat on Juno sSnuaeis wero
smalI but SUFFICIENT indicate that thore would DO no
pressure caused by the nllns OF the current month";
contracts on this prospect the June future lost another
fraction OF It's premium July selling ~ one time
within II cent Of IT, Outside markets. Like this, de-
cned In tn pit operations were cut down by tale
tween hsro and he Eas The inhStntla, local operators
were on tho selling slds. July opened a. 70 IA and
closed Al 7S SssiS1.2 June sISsed Z. 10 s;s cent?
psssa sss ne x,Ib: supply ca sSpf,y VIII sseS s
opening IS cent. and clOSnF ~ e. and Esspns In
wsc heavy bat aSndGy. ss.ina.ss $50 cars showed
sPplhg from country g3Ins R"iE siSI SoSns break
The cause Of the stesdlness vas prompt buying BY
mysterious set Of brokers.
on the curb July wheat closed a. rs Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
COTTON MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH

Juno LII m.-Cottoh-Ihe Sales Va s"o ~
included 800 bales American. ..,,,- - >rL.stnx
Futurss closed quiet American M S.iS.
clause une delivery CO. Cad buyers; JIns ana Juv 49,,
cry. e2ssd buyers July and Angus; denyorI nsmeet
August ,nd September delivery BSo4d selersi
spI October delivery .s6id SELLERS October and az,
Der delivery S6.6lG sellers November ard DeeenO a.
sry yL6id bnyers December AMI January uenNey' -"
Gid sellers September delivery. 6Ss4d solIeTs
GALVESTON Jane l.-cotton quiet Md ling ioNI .. re-
Middllng, 10 1l6; Good Ordinary, VA Ls' Aao 49,
seipts bales stock, LOSS baleA ,,
NoHroLE June l-Cotton-stock estmated) Lsso OS'y
sAyASNAH Juno l.--Cotton Quiet Middhhg lV2I
MiddlihE ga; Good Ordinary, ~ net snd gross Sak
81 balss; exports coastwise. slt ealesi sales 90 '
stock, DD6 bales ,o, ,sx
NxwoRLKAss Juno i-Cottoa Quiet. Midduns l SSSNN.si
Mddling l0Li Good Ordinary Ia; net reeeptS SMs
bates eNports 10 the con al
bales eo,stwise 29s OalesI sales. COO bales ssocA
ha 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ifysrroor June Ia p m.-Beef- Holders oneI n,sa
prime ssS easy Ats 3D. PorkHoders oner
Hams The supply IA poor Raeon1Holders ons .ss moi
isly mime city sronE 29s Ca 0
snaytnayy ROsin-Holders offer moderately common nt
&c gIsd Lsrdspoi and futnresHoders onsr ~ od
prime Western. June duh q SOS W july aan ~ rstsJ
Fionr-H Holders moderately. Corn+Spos ana MAv 4,
"a sad juno steady at SIS Sad July1 stesdy AZ IS a.
August steady at So sad. Hops AZ Lopdsn-Pachs
Holders Offer sparngly, - .<.v mod
ASISxSS June ~Wiieo.'s lard ciOssd AZ % francs y
esuumea per 100 alos -. "a FRA
ASTwssP June i-pe;roleun- prls AmeTc.A At"-
Is Confines paid and IT francs l2a csnniass seu"~
BERMHN, June l-Petrolenm- marks "a pfsnas&s- %,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Par North River, vessels and Railroads
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-o grades the spot were ga nIi n ganoant
,tnsd "a the ate ADVANCE but tho demand oa h9S a.
q much fsr cargoeS quoted ISL MIG sGOT pri
SsSs ss%s Options we're le IRREGULAR HG' h Soe
WAS absence Of from all sources nSIess AZ.
Sned about points su6segueDny there s,., s HAVE
cioSSd az IA fr advance Stock In Hayre o2xVw on7et
Of which 100000 bags are Brazilian. A, 40 Bags Of
S nch bags are B1n sSeE IN ' Sssnsr
isDSs 5Ts oo6 bsaS RIO QUIET Regular hrst ms
Good second exchange PrSa'9so POGO bags tStsi
sSc Fssgs So SoS S'E Sss same
stne G isss time iSs7 a. isss
Sags IsOsps 81 san tS. 'Ts 90 90 bags same
H. 1877 3 las 900 bags sales here 1900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

Der oiosed q. 100 bd ssiss $50 ties octessy sss,
A. n iec BID. RsfEed Consinek 7a74bc a. 70 oustv,
seath Ansr,es 7sce stoss s. q iasf june isi9i
Daness prevailed tcday aud pTises remain e agsts
sgbs Wessern Gre Ss,ssT e Fa9sy y
Dary, halfhgsin sqbs Fancy i7@ise % rsiS Q cSeY
i6c State pary tubs Common. 1se western inaslos
western Dairy Choice IL l2aiSe; % Fall, 10 Iasif 81
Creamery Choice 14a16e; do Common 20 Prime efl2c:
Wesefn Dairy. Choice. 70 1:2Sise 90 gair, 40 iSsi
40 Common 9a1Oc; Western Factory, Ftrsts l21l3a,
DO Seconds, 2sSe Dairy snd Factory Thirds TfSs
Sc... CHEESE-Is well maintained 70 the late advahcs
but demand lacked animation. New stock: Full cream ca
Ored ane k4Ss @se s9 wslt ssrt one i4as
common 10 prime full skins 1.2G3c; oAio fat 7ass
fsir 10 fancy EGGS-Quiet and generally steady
STATE and pcnnsyiysniA i4Sn izs csnsdlan issi
sUeAR-Raw-H.s not varied 70, the say ruling ara
80 test lac. Renned-.FtSm and UNCHANGED q Gu. TsS
Sra9uis,ed s5scj NopId. az S;sc espisc;.ss
white Extra 60" at%7 1916 I s Extra SC" 7ss3
s'rEkRINE-In light demand City Lard. a6st
western 3d. OleomargariDe, city, 10. tT'
TAIIoW-ouiet but steady g general rule Pru,
city quoted 5-sc sales. $1,000 n, 4 $50. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
rrpopEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs.

LONDON June la m-Cobsols 30 10 10 for money and
% i6 tor the July account Atlantic and Great Western
sScond mortgage Trustees oertheaeA 0 Canadian Pacific
AZ EnA a9S; Illinois Cenual llVh heIicAn Ordinary.
sos.! 81 Paul Common 769 Nerfork Central. llO'Ai
EeaiipK aIL Mexican Central hrSt mortgage bonds 77t
Aonay l9lk per cent -. 40
rho nate darount IN tho open market Tor abort bIh
and for three tbs bills 10 l y per cent
BHr silver 10 quoted ~ 43d per Oanoe
The amount Of Ouilion gone into s Bank OF England on
balance 70 dag Ia fb3o0O. go
cent rentsa AZ 70 rSnes 90 cen
times for account and exchange London a. - TRACES
IL a, cheekA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
e. 1897 =. .ss i

ysasss Is.a IL. e. per n S.SS
Totals .si4s, $40 $50 s4oo22ooo
The Treasurer's statement OF receipts and ex-
rendjtnres for the month Of May and for the
nine months ended May 81 is as follows: he
ceipts for May. 1889, s35,773,l99; for May 1855
s329is.2o2; eXpenditnrss Tor Ray ds9 ~ nine
months ending May 81: Receipts ior leSgJ'
$685., sa3, 76S; for 1888. s346 1913 e4ei expendi-
lures for 1889. s2s6,3l4,62o; for 1885, $685.
446.678.
BANK CONDITIONS COMPARED.
By the perations Of the NewYork SUD ire,''-
ury in the week ended Friday evening. whlcn IN
cluded the receipt Of S9,S96,7o4 for goiu OaNo
from the Assay Office for export, ana INC p'y
ment of s36l ,O4s for purchased bonds inc We"
York banks lost 81, 200, 936 cash Yesterday oH
statement Of the weeks averages shows io'o -
only 1870 400 cash Following our esuin"Oo Va
week aro. that the actual cash held then' "aS
81 200, 600 less than the amount shVeo III O.e
statement. Yesterdays statement lnolca'es
from the interior of fully 900 cash Ior inc
week, and cash holdings AZ the CLOSE Vi
Frdav of about Sl,500,o00 less tlah ''e
or,orr. given in the statement. Loans "ero to
49,. se,,ooo The increase in deposits OF
saIz aoo is against a decrease OF sl,Ooo'oOo
,,hioh the other changes call for The statement
.,s,I.s IN loss CO the surplus reserve OF s44V TOo
ard ,eaves IL at sl4, COS, $50, against s25,Ho'o|o
June 2 1855, and s4,327,725 June 4, 1887.
Tbs changes in the week Of 1883 were rs
,,,lows. Loans decrease S3le,4OO, cash
decrease s3,26O,5oO, deposits decrease
60 7as5Oo and surplus reserve decrease
sa57s.s75. The changes for tho week OF 1887
rysre. Loans increase s76s, 200, cash decrease
81 400, $780, deposits decrease sl5s,7oO, and sur
Mus reserve decrease sl,45l,s 1915. The changes
for the week Of lss4 were Loans decrease
81. 52o, 200, cash increase s2,67s,ooo' deposits
decrease ss,2lA 900, and surplus reserve increase
81 ,s3l 800.
The statement compares with tnOss OF corresponding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

On another will be found an SNgnaSg n
OF Ene bscrnons for S. 500 900 first trust mort
saSe per cent gold bonds dated July / iss9 and
B sSS tS sFG neae. sna 8 to Be-
esG Is 70 Dv ppuSv The company is formed under
f TSe "%s Of Utah and Colorado and its capital
stock s is SIS divided INTO shares aTe
Of common and 7b,9OO ,s snA Altered a. rs
I per cent and subscrponS may be sent 70 the
Central Trust Company No % r SaSo Oh, 70
J Kennedy, Tod & Co. No. IS WSi1-sS me mes SUP d.
scrption win open Monday, Juno o. S"U 0'O'' ~
noon "Wednesday, june B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

Tho bank exchanges ct the Eew.York Clearing HOUSE
and stocks sold st the NswYork Stock Exchange Tor
the week OF three years compare A. follows:
June T. s7. June 9, 'SS. June !, 80.
Exchanges ...sB6e l37l94 s5oe s53 ets seS9 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
a BROKEN WEEK oN'oHANGE
sTARTING TO REALIZE EARLY.
THE PUBLIC DEBT sTATEMENT-A REDUc-
TON IN THE FUNDED DEBT-THE TREAS
TRY ACCrJMULATES CASE.

Sunday, June 2-p. M
i The public debt statement of June shows
act reduction in the amount Of debt less cash
In the Treasury. of ss.7o2,s77 for the month OF
May. OF the reduction the principal OF tne
funded debt contributed se,2sa,7oo. Inc non,
snteress-bearing debt, including gold silver ana
keal.tender certificates, was reduced $o'4oo'ooo'
The months accretOn OF interest amounted 10
s2. 500 600, and the net available cash was ILL.,
creased s2,442,523. The statements Oh "SS
and June 1 compare as follows:
e>N~ 49, DEBT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

CoTToN-Ths spot market ruled 9us e., se seon~@pon
stncs Eeptsmber the receipts al the ports he
| S4SO 2Se bales comparing with OSst'oAe o~e' i' wv
are S.sed on Amscan standard Of elassn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

.s MS S4 az %, ssSs S2s, 900 siI1. 767 500
Gosns as SsS 600 $3.50, 300 eo.toS90N
Spssi,o "a loo 100 8Toe2loo 4&3sIS0Q
Deposits I'D am qaT0 700
Circulation l4ofGovV '"tNo -, -, -
tn ,oIlovnr shows the relation between the total TO-
-. "a ,hs so.aI dcposts st the respective dates:
800, s4b ae5 600 $50 $50 800 sSo.4o9 900
LegAl-tenders ... "a LESlOV oIVe%HV ---O~I--~
fatal ,,sery.. $40 ia 700 s12s s22 400 1928 2olAoo
Reserve required 80 ooo 90. OF ana Tx 40 6eS 7bn
against deposits. IAVeV,o%o eI,oOo+'I0 $500
,u. .sl975 s25 s25,7l6e25 sl4,eO5 ESQ
Per cent Of deposits H'e@ ''''
Deficit
The following Is Saturdays staene'i0 in ue'@ii'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03
STAINED.

Good Ordinary ,..::::-sI4 L eE, Middhns IS
oponSIarser receipts and easier LyespSH SSV, %ss
had depressing tnnuenee to-dSy ons scS ~ decline
* absut point which followed ~ f ha.
Sson ~ oa8 points closing quiet. Sales 1eSoo oaeS
ufOp " $40 H"'AS, Sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Juno l. 1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

flour staahy and urenangcd Wlnter . 'sI sPs
wheat patent, 20 IS - so Bakers g 20 as So
Ca.h ououauous we're a, follows, No. Sprlng Wheat
80 No 3 sprtng Wheat at nc. No Red ~ leNe
No Oorn s3S So2 oats ~ &c. No ityo 81 nc No ss.
70 nominaI No l Flax Soei At 81 So Primo TimotET
SEQ At 81 Ness PORK 81 50 81 50 per eSt nrs
ss,sa sSsnidsr. boxed IS i2915 IS. short Clear Mds
boIed 90 $50 l2a Whiskey disnlers nnSned good. ~ "
DeT S.iIop sugars-CuI Loaf 81 a91sci GranuAed SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco, June ], 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-03

The following we're Saturdays quotations for IN
listed securities!
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-21

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-02-21
IN THE BLACK CAT" CAFE.
a Visit to One of the Most Noted Re
sorts in Paris.

a Visit to One of the Most Noted Re-
sorts in Paris.
1t is long jump from the celebrated Rue
Cambon to that second celebrated resort for
lnqusitlve Americans, the renowned cafe
known to Bohemia as the Black Cat, but to
1t we all go, sooner or later. Generally
later, very much later, as the Chat Noir is
NOT IN its glory until midnight. The cafe
mas been written up until little is left of it,
but as 1t is a curious foil to our muffin
hlop, and as much q feature of Partisan
lie as the students ball-a festivity, by
the way, which is not what it is cracked
up to be In these blase days-one has to go
mere. | have read so much about tho
Cnat Noir,I confess to some disappointment
when first saw it. 1t is an ORIGINAL place,
decidedly cute, to use our American phrase.
Out not bit wicked, save in the display of
Mude art; and really, Paris has so much of
mat everywhere 1t soon becomes "beastly
ureSome," as the Englishman said. Re
Spectacle Boston was IN bed dreaming of
pei hne' cars and upturned streets, or the
new PRESIDENT, or something else as virtu-
Gus, when we reached the Chat Noir the
other night The narrow entrance leading
70 tne cafe is ornRmented with palm trees
ana big marble modern Venus, who looked
strangely cold and out of her element in
tne big ly colored lights.
Considering how tiny the place is, there
was great d al too much of this goddess
Oh love, but ones lon forgets her in the OK
aVagant French art decorating the walls,
ana IN he novelty of the situations. Cats
OF an degrees, in every imaginable attitude,
are the chief objects OF interest in these
mural sketches And such cats so chic, 50
amusing, SO human in their startling per
Iormances, that whether you like the feline
race or no, you will admit the artist has
Saugh the traits Of Mistress Puss TO a
cot. The style of these mural pictures
IS very clever, but the cats are
evidently OF the disspated order, given to
backyard concerts and like entertainments
II dld not number several amable tab
oleS among my French acquaintance, Ties
eSlie animals would forever disgust me
with their race. However, the artist patron
must have made lifelong studies Of both
human nature and cat nature, for he has
mixed them up with beautiful impair
uaAty IN a dashing oh-hand manner
tuae is funny enough to make, as
we say, a cat laugh. Brilliant and
suggestive as these pictures are,
think th m the least of the attrac-
lions of the cafe. But the Parisians sim
Ply adore the caprice, the originality of this
Chat NOR, and when Caran d'Ache exhib-