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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10

lie; long clear, oc clear rD sides. &c sugar 1nr
picked shoulders Ice: sugarcurcd smokel shou ders
lie: hams, small, IA lee large, l4c lard, re-
fined 8 lac: crude, 3-4c. Butter firm and active
creamery fancy 2fc do fair TO choice, FL 3e mlia
tion l90 DOC; lade, fancy. 1oc; good 10 choice ioo
17c store packed, LA l5c; gras|. la 16c Eggs
steady at la IA l-2c. Coffee hrm; Rio cargocs fair,
lee No. :. - j-sd - 3-4c. sugar steady; granll-
lated. 4 l Pc. Copper firm: refined, 10 7-sGllc.
Whlskey steady al ~ 25aSl 60
Boston. Aug. 9.-Flour steady fair trade. Corn
quiet. Oab, and shorts steady. other articles quiet.
IL. 900 bush oats. 2,4OO bush; shorts. 81 tons.
Buffalo. Aug. 9.-Bctter demand for spring wheat
offerings liberal and limits easier sales 5000 bush
No. ! hard Minneapolis at 81 l-4c: 10000 bush No.
Northern at Sc An So 3-Sc. 5000 bush do at
a6 1-sc: 1000 bush do AZ 50 Ice: 1000 bush do
c. |. T., at SIC; 10000 bush do at So lsc 10000
bush do mt - lie: 5000 bush do at 81 34c :,
1000 bush no Northern Minneapolis. TO arrive at
50 10. Closing prices; No hard spot, 80 "a
uO1 3-4c 40. ! Northern spot. 81 "a 80 3-4c DO
c. t. T.. ~ 1-2c; No. Northern spot 80 &c: No.
do. % l-4s Winter wheat quiet cars 2 no q =
7sc. Corn In light supply fair demand sales !;
track at IS 1-2c. closing at 5sc No. . yellow,
30 I-2c asked 10000 bush No. g. at BIC. closing nj
50 Ice asked Oats dull and easier; No. white.
40 1-2d41c: No. white, 800 30 &c: No. mixed,
3s IL asked. RyeNothing doing: NO. old. 7Gc
new, zoe asked. Flour firm; spring, - 63a - .!
do winter. 81 5jd 81 50. Rye flour, ~ ljdS4 %.
MIL feed strong and unchanged. Canal frcghtS dull
wheat > j-so Sac: oats. sac. seed, = 56c. Re
ccipts-FOur 81, 800 bbs wheat. $4,000 bush corn.
49, 900 hush: oats. 10000 bush. shlpments-Cansl
Wheat, js,000 bush corn, 300 bush rail Flour,
$4,000 bbs wheat. $4,000 bush corn, 100000
bush oats, 1900 bush.
Chicago, Aug. 9.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Ang. e.-F1our steady. unchanged; re-
ceipts l4s51 bbls; shipments. 032 bbls: sales 900
bbls Wheat weak; No. 2 red spot, - 34osl 7,oc !:
August II I-2d8 II 5-ec: September, 81 1881 "a :;
october SO 34d 53c; steamer No red. 70 76c :
receipts, 1866 bush; shipments, 227, o32 bush :;
stock 1s2 1Oo bnsh: sales 81 900 bush Southern
wheat steady Fuliz. e0a 54c Longbcrry, slaS4 &c.
Corn dun mixed spot. $50 asked August 81 &c bid
september SO &c bid october. 57d57 34c steamer
mixed. j2c bid receipts $3.50 bush shipments. s.4s2
bush stock 1882 bush; sales. 5000 bush southern
cor1l-Whlte easier at 5Gc yellow steady at 570 &c
oats firm: No. . white Western, dc No mixed
Western :sc: reccts, 42O bush: stock 125,4a1 bush
rye steady No ., - 34c: receipts. 270j bush ship
ments g. G35 bush stock, 12,949 bush. Hay quleter :
good to choice timothy, slA j0d $l5 30. Grain feigt
steady: steam to Liverpool, per BUSH Sd : Cork for
orders per quarter. 2s Cd -four 10 cents per 100 ~
Cotton Nominal middng 5-8c. Provisions steady ;
mess pork Sl4 30; bulk meats. lOose-ShoulderS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
ncrses ano Carriages.
AVIAN TASSELL q REARN Ef'o
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
130 and l52 East l3tn-'..
nm ~ AfrE ~

A.-VAN TASsELL q KEARNEY's
CARTHAGE REPoslTOHY.
100 and l52 East l3th-..
AT PRIVATE SALE.
new styles Of SPRING and SUMNER
ALI. THE new DESIGNS in OAK. MA
PIE and OTHER NA A ~ , WEopo Of
Snuartn's veircles for oohXeys A"N
NICOTINE WAGONS. Kensingtons. Der.
BY wagsos Triple Buck boards. sur.sys;
Win and without canopy tops Joubsr
White Buekbosids for four and six pas
R0rGpAMs AND OCTAGoN FRONT
BkoUGHxMs. new ond second hand. by
the best city builder
Ass FRONTS and LEATHER HEADS.
& .PAssENGEk AND D. ExTENsIoN
"oNIS; c0SPe sn %s Curtain H'chs~''N'
r.CARTs aud Slider PHAEToNss,
pIES, DRIyINg eMAEToNs; b n1o
tE65 Es' PSA ueE SSsAEToSs and W.
y WAGONS AND Yo.Top WAGONS
" AND AIb bE fdTP SAo SHs9 fsAhiSV.
LBuKYs,I ~ DOC Ssp Gins II SAk kNNn POM
OUR HI SAsts: ROOM
he LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK VFR
tMtOkTED AND DOMESTIC H ks
WH Mil sHh ,l,p AS fPorH Els oBEs
bLAN kETS, &C.,
IN AMERICA.
" ALL KINDs-tamiIy Horses. hc s"a
sters, Trotten. Saddle Horses anu
ALWAYS OK HAND
rrr.n,va AZ PEIryAT2JET IT'S Sale
WELI 70 examine our lMAGNoG
txoGk before tuYlag elsewhee&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
FRUITS AND BERRlEs-FRBsH.

Appes arc in moderate supply, and prime stock in ship
ping order found good demand at Improving prices
Table pears from near By points ar, scsre ana NM ana
Southern lie Conte in light supply ana snCee large and
Peaches still IN lght receipt and
n GOOD sized fruit cells readily Prices SHOW some ad
vance. Grapes sell well when chocc' nct nust o, me
move Biackberres scarce: Hneklcfriics very !lenty
duality prices show wide range, ann iancy los would
conerlS ~ medium and small and such dull extra
-. Id
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Husreliane0u ..

list the thing; special sal" .n'S o.a,is
C.i, and white; 72c pair worth ~ 20
I.NMFk. ao9 Broadway.
no LOVERS OF LITERATu RE-" W. =;
ouiId requires secretaries All elues ~, III
s -, school OF literary culture ia " amer
oS ,r,e Of two months MY money ana ' o'uI n
o ,,ri1es: fee. 81 stamped envelope ''
Pia Washington Place.
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Gitn aeal estate 60 Get.

TO LET.-Upper half OF elegant iarHe
brownstone. bay-window front private owcu'
Ing. VIII, heat and all modern Improvements
servants stairway and use Of Laundry nous '
built especially for two families owner o.
wing lever part netghborhood cxcepsioh'
sIiy fne. LIZ West 100th-st Rent w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10

Receipts for week. 500 pkgs. Exports fer week.
pigs There has been nothing in the general con-
dtons Of trade quantity OF stock Offering TO war
rant much change in the position OF the market; 6gt
Western have come in quite strong, ana Win
rather a bulsh feeling, among large element OF he
selling been forced pale per N on
ron grades with a sympathetic Improvement other
sorts Trade moderate scale. and tho
oerngs 20 far exceed demand particularly of stock
lust under fancy good deal OF butter Is accumu
isting in creamery pals when fancy job at
% lc lots of tubs at 232d2ic Extra Wesern
latter for strictly rntedge quality
rir.ts sell mainly 22c here and there high grade
reaching 2c and lots Just good enough to get mo
ihe classification nets selling 81 al 2c Sour or
suumcry goods greatly neglected. state diary In light
,actincs bavf been hardening a little.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Gan Eranclscn u a
Gounirp Real gstate for Sale

PALISADES PARK--Chclco lots on $40
monthly payments no Tree passes call al Il
free OF expense. BE at our Office az 10 80
noon and our agent will take you 10 the
property.
THE ORANGES. n. J. (near ali ito
tions). Real estate for sale. New mod ~rn
residence best location, $40 600. EDW. z.
HAMILTON 4 co. 90 B'Nay, n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
THE MARKETS.
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending August .. 1892

EEANN AND PEAS.
Receipts for the wcek-Beans, ,52S bbls peas, 800
bush. EXpots-Beans. 1o0i pkgs peas 1075 bbls. I'm:
bags OF Domestic white beans have had
quiet sale all tho week. and while the feeling on choice
medium pea r. fairly steady. marrow showing a
slightly easier tone Red kidney have had quite strong
demand export aud partly speculative, and
values have advanced about zoe during the week Cali
f1fn>i Lima quiet and less firm. Green peas steady
milking INQUIRIES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
flats 60 Get, 1lnfurnish 60

3D.AVE., sos, NEAR 37TlI-ST.-fle.
cant 4.room nat Improvements newly
naintcd and paprcd rent free 70 Sep"'"'
| Der !. -
l5TH->T.. 20 and 90 EAST.-tlreabnts
Nats six rooms and bath conNenle.I 70 .,
or 9Th ave. a. stations; so % ~ irua
free TO September | to good parties 'AAi"s
| I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts Of milk and cream at TIE
different railroad distributing points In ana nter inc Guy
f the week have been follows Erie. 5017 cans OF
milk Is cans condensed milk and 2eo cans OF cream
Poughkccpsic and Boston 40 cans OF mix
Susquchonns. 40 cans Of milk and ~ cans Of cream
4 $50 OF milk and 20 cans OF cream
Ncw.York Central and Harlem. 1.622 cans d milk -
cans Of condensed milk and cans Of cream New OK
city and Gas OF milk New Haven ana
Hartford 335 Of milk Ontario ard western 2so
cans Of milk. 40 cans Of ccndensrt milk ond 80 cans
Of cream NewJcrscy Central. go cans OF milk and II
cans of cream and BY miscellaneous short routes 1StO
cans milk and 90 OF cream The total daily suppl
has bcen 90 $50 cans a milk 1S3 OF condensed
milk and 76S cans Of The average price paid for
surplus the platforms has been 81 80 can Of ~
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10

large NOulu pI Hs ~ 'NN''N
Apples. NyacK Plppin. per
Apples. Orange Pippin, pr
Apples, Astrsch1n. per Dbl D..
Apples. sweet varieties. per
Apples, inferior, per bio. ....-
Pears. Bartlett, Jersey. per
Pears, bartlett, Md. and De
Pears. Clapp's Fsyoriie, per
Pears. RloOdgoo1. per Dbl I'd.
Pears, Scooter & Bnli. per
Pears, common cooking, per
Pears. lie Conte, per Dbl .
Pears. lie Confe, per crate BE-
Peaches. Jersey, extra. pr
pea aches. Jersey. poor 10 raj
Peaches. Md. and Del, pei
Peaches. Md and Del. per
Grapes. Va, Ives. per l0-lh
Grapes. Va. Ives. per 5-fh
Grapes, n. G., Ives. per II
Grapes, y. c., Concord, per
Grlpcs. y. C.. Delaware, pe
Grapes, s. G.. Delaware, fai
rlums. wild Goose. pcr Qua
Plums. Southern. Dam son. !
Hucklcherrles, per quart. @.
r. ackrerrles. per quart
Currants. per quart
Curr1nts per fn....--.....--.
Watermelons per 100.
NuskmelOns. good 20 choice
Muskmclons, poor 20 falr
nnrrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
Conrtrp Real Gsiaie 90 Get.

ABOUT $50 ACRES or INCoMPAR.
ABLE JERSEY COAST PROPERLY, high
and healthy: THREE WATER FRONTS;
excellent lmproV To party with
half "A million a large profit can b. demon
strstcd. Principals address J.. o. BOX 23S'
Philadelphia, Penn.
AsBUl.l Park. n. J.-Cottages 70 LEI
for season, furnished. MILAN ROSS.
Asbury Park. N. j.
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buaro an0 Rooms.

City.
HOTEL V,ANO and restaurant, 30 East
iSth.st rooms. daily. ~ up: weekly. with
board. >ll up elevator; private dtning-loom
for parties.
MADLsoN-AVE~ 10 Handsomely fur-
nlsheJ rooms; pri ate baths; references.
TTH-AVE.. o.3I3 135th-st stntion).-
DesLable rooms every appointment; en-
cellGGt table refined private family refer
cnc,,S.
9lST,ST.. o WEST .-Deslrab' cool
rootns : superior board trans'ents; per
mancnt engagements can now b. mace :
references.
o2D.ST. g WEST -Furnishrd or IN
furnished large secondfoor front room' Win
board larg' closets.
o3D-ST.. 1870 Ea~t-Large and single
rooms. permanent or transient; go'd tible :
reference
3sTH.ST. 10 wEST.-vcry desirable
rooms, with or without board; references
given and required.
5oTH-ST. 81 ST.-Dcslmhle rooms.
en- suit, o. single With superior board taoi'
heard references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
DRESSED PoULTRY-FREsH KILLED.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Long Island potatoes in fair supply and selling wen
q. ahoit tad prices Sweet potatoes In light supply
and ali choice well culled lots meet very good demand
Tomstoes kpwer Lima and green corn In light
rxseint and choice stock Egg plants weaker GU
cumier pickles plenty and shade easier Vhion s
stead sound but gTadcs duI ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
Gounirp Real estate for Sale

A-FOR SALE or EXCHANGED
celebrated stock.farm, 200 ceres. near a
raiE rom railway station modern house
I . rooms. all conyenicnces large barns and
.,a t,Ies acrommo latioH- for 100 head stock;
ia box. stalls will cut loo tons hay ouiid.
IT, insured for 62i coo; VIII consider city
lnAn in exchange. fFol!n t,232.j
pUUgILIPS e. WELLS. Tribune building.
EOR sALE.--ls in NowsrA, n. j., Green
s,,cct Hall. Mrs. HO1 II. proprietor.
FACTORY SITES given away ana d Tor
..,t,, 49, ~ .irnt.' CONDUIT,
Owner. 20 Ceurtet.. Brooklyn. ---r
-,,n livDsON ~, n city or rural
..,aes farms manufacturing si,rs. &c,
homes 'roN ATUAN DICKINSON. the
s ,ipg, ysstste agent. Poughkecpds. N. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
60 Get for pmsiness purposes


LARGE AND SMALL Lofts. VIII
light three sides. steam power. hest' e'e
vator; rent low possession inmeost' 60
Walkcr-st, near Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
SUNDRIES.

NtTsPeanuts quiet at &C for fancy hsndpck9d ana
farmers Spanish shelled qu0td OF o-d,FC
for No ! : No .. 8d3Hc Virginia No shelled dull at
i.93lac. and No. ] at sd2c .. -,
A. 2Jd20c for large lots Jobbing sales from store
,hads higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
0itn Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE.-One OF the finest Estates
on the Hudson: near 500 acres. j. L.
BEACH. 81 Broadway. y. Y.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
DOUBLE TENEMENT, cold water nat
for sale.-kock awsy-aNe., near Eastern PARK
way East New.York; new house very
cheap for Gosh. Address RAPID. box 10.
Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
POULTRY AND GAME

There have been slight fluctuations in all kinds Of
Weighing stock and the close fowls chickens and old
rooster plenty enough and weak at the figures quoted
1urkeys continue and Arm Ducks dull and declln
ing Geese about steady. 49,
The market improved little for Western chickens and
fowls following on weekly report. and was In pretty
good shape up close Of the week fowls selling at
scalded and 15diec for dry-p picked But at the close
trade quieter offerings liberia and prices nave cased on
Snr,ne ducks sbout stNedy Squads weaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10

Rccnjps for week $50 pkCs exports for week. $50
pkG. tnGcr the Influence Of quctcr trade and rather
moro urgency 20 close such lots as are
st1 ont Of cold storage. the market Is per
hans sradr for all crodcs of cvaporltcd apples
No one feels like Welding much IN view u the rather
favorable crop but quotations would be accepted
on lots rather than them over. Sundri ID
appps without change Of importance barrel prime now
Georgia peeled peaches sold at 9cc. New raslbrrres
wanted at oOr and blackberre. would bring 4c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
Gflp Wan!eo.


AGENTS AND CANvAssEkS; male OF
,smale; Is to 81 daily pronts sure
na,I,nce unnecessary; no talking tse,,,ar,,
sss.:ivi i TUTNSIa s Z Co.. Vest %inst'd
Conn.
AGENTS., with frstclass reference 10
,.re chargc Of district where residing pl,As
s nrontlble work apply for paIu, I'.n
sn'' .t.e only. GENERAL AGENT, Room
lss. t5 Broadway, \. Y.--------
yAKPhN iErs wANTEp-A num,er
Of good practical mrn uscd ~ s"""s'S
,Iy Two weeks 10 liOTCiRlSS BlsOS'
70. Torrington, Conn. -------
IF YOU ARE seeking employment or
ri.h 10 make a change. call AZ tlc olIEr
taSii.hed and reliable NEW. Sohh Atr.N-
.,rea new orders every mail Information
sr.s' f50 Broadway. corner 5th.st
MEN WANTED on csttle-stcamers TO
Iandon and Liverpool to work for free
passage. % Grecnwieh-st.
NAN WITH PUSH and large ac9uaint-
ance wanted in every city. town and ham
ular article made thou being sold now
a. your chance elegant pront. Aadiess'
S,th stamp. Il ". p. PEN to. BOX 600,
Washin gton. ID. c.
-WANTED.-A young man. weIi.bred. OF
.,.asant address aud good family. TO ollcc
pork: must 10 quick and accurate with nc.
IN, and have references rs TO character aud
Unity: apply by iotter giving age, previous
employment and references To A. V. &,
p. o. Box 6o3. Ilazlcton. Penn.
wANTED.-A smart young man at
Tbo-pc's Restaurant. I.2Si broadway, 9Th
ave. I'D"
WANTED. Three experienced cylinder
essmen on C1mpbcll and C0t,rcn. two
;syO 4 rt'' ceoIK KY coMrASY e" i q DEAF
! .arn.st.. Chicago. IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
Norses ano Garrlages.

FOR sALE.-Ssddle or diving pony;
any sire Or color that Is deslrso,e: a., nd-
dtess Dr. 0. {. JACKSON. +. D. Box Ioi'
Jamaica, l.. /. -
FOR SALE. at BISHOPS. IA te ~
24th.st.--0ne pair seal browns s ahst can na Or
rosns. i pair teys. these horses are Wy
line and ready Tor WORK; / don't n M,~k
they can be outclassed in this country
popular prices
FOR SALE, CHEAP;-A by horse 9c an 10
bonds tree stylish, good suitsoie i nrcs S
owner has him years. can AZ DO
Luqus-st., South Brooklyn.
FOR SALE.-A Young. handsomr 1 n,d
bay hore, 1913: Ilttic over yents Oh M
afraid Of nothing; very. REASONABLE; o,i Dr'
sIKAUB, 1874 South ou'st'' h'oo'''"'
f.. d.
WANTED. $50. oOo. 900 people 70 SEM
tor BirShs carriage and h, mas,s. ssry
Moderate prices don't pay such eaus LIZ
,r;ees To- hsrncss tn9 esrne1pcu pur.
,uk>on. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10


$40 boxes EApSrs 5S0 So,ss ,uv vsr rr ,SGq
snd stock cleaned up 50 closely mat inc
nrrk.t de,elopd decided strength prices WORKING
IN s0i,c before close OF the week ATTENTION W.
then TUNED 10 county and dealers securn iifes 10y.
vance the line Of values here But the hgn.i fs'
ASKED have checked business and Tor the last TWO 49,
tade ha. heavily. On such Slcs as nav
ACCOMPLISHED 9.d9sc has bcen made on c0lorci anu va"
hitter is very fun price. few spcla IoUs VI .ctnoi
ae reported sold 3sc, but we could tIacc no fonn
BUYERS scare at that Other grades arc Iangns ,
49, ~ 49,. ,,re.y ot,c Part skins have ed
venccd in sympathy with full cream, ana uie oltooN 'o
tiis week, Trade H. fair Liverpool caDie' fV""o. -
sac factorv fo crepm. coiored nncy....' ysG '@
ftIie factory cream. white, fancy n al.
factory. fun choice Is.
Stlte factory, common 70 fair-.--..-
SAFE factory Iort skins ChenangO ana helshDo al 49,
ing counties, cOlorcd. choice -'''-'' az 81
Sta factory, skins, good 70 PRIME, ----'-''
State factory. part skins, common 10 iaH..''''' n
s.a.c f,ciorv tuu skins ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
EGGS. 40 49, .ases
Receipts for tho week. l7?3 bbls ana 10 70 he ex
from hot Arrivals are -,
lighter nearly less Ser0usiy ~ ~" co.;
heat so that while irregular ana uhsiu ~
arket for large part Of stock arriving la'ty
arc a few exceptionally fancy marks nom northef ~
ions selling up but Tor the usua run OF oaVe
brand, lSc tho ruling price. and large lIt OF Nie
stock Offering OF quality 70 bring thar pflre RooH
pot GOOD enough command 1sc have no certain value
f-its and Pennsylvania, new laid per dozen ,Si2al9
Northern Ohio Ind. and Mich. new aid. fancy. 10
Other WesDrrn new laid fancy to prime lJlIt
Western, inferior, per case ~ 'V"fo "V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
Rooms t1)anteo.

wANTED.-First-e class furnished bach
elor apar;ments state full particulars. Al
Dies oPrIMUs. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-10
HOPE.

Receipts for the week ~ bales exports ~ bales i'm;
bales. Both dealers esd brewers have found
rather easier buy week and in consequence they
have rather stock. There Is quite strong
feeling that II anv considerable hops available tho
market would weaken in view Of the generally favorable
cop repOrt, remaining stocks here and in the
interior are light and they he dealt out In such
manner prevent serious decline before the new
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-02
COURT NOTES.

Jacob Klotz wants divorce from Rachael A.
KlOiz.
John Haynes of Los Angeles. recently ap.
pointed commissioner OF the Supreme Court,
took tue oath yesterday.
A motion 10 appoint receiver to take charge
OF The iasOlyent estate of Alfred ClarSe was
agreed yesterday and submitted 10 Judge Levy
Net proceeds of sol orc 63 from sales OF
Western Addition real estate are reported 10 the
estate OF John Sullivan, the father Of Frank j.
Sullivan,
Thomas Kirkpatrick and others have been
sued by j. NJ. Wilkins 10 recover 500. fGr the
use, wear and tear OF bar linen In the saloon Al
IS Stockton street.
Judge CofIey has confirmed the sale TO Henry
Ii. Davies for $4,000, OF the LOT on California
street, near Scott by Caroline Stern, execu rX
OF the Will Of David Stern. late Au1Itor Of The
city and county.
Henry Shaw. charged with grand larceny.
withdrew his plea and pleaded guilty before
Judge Wallace yesterday 10 the larceny oI
$47 so worth OF jeweTy from Thomas Herring,
on the LIST OF April,
The estate of Peter Johnson has been an
praised at $50, 500. OF this sum $50, coo is re
turned as The value OF the property at The south
east corner OF Bryant avenue and Twenty-touTh
streets, on which there are nVe frame buildings.
Nellie HAYS has petitoned for letters IN The
estate OF her husband, John L. Hays, who died
on the 11th ult, leaving real and personal prop
erty valued a. $4,000. The devisees are tn
widow aud a sister Of the deceased, living m
OHIO.
An intermediary decree was ordered by Tndse
Hunt in favor OF the plaintiff In The suit Of
Abraham Philips against }. I. Sweeney aud
others. 10 partition quarter section Of land
comprising some ten blocks OF outside lands
lying south OF Golden Gaze Park aud Included
within the Winters Tract.
The path of A. X Hollis as a newspaper pro-
prielor and publisher of the Mission journal /,
apparently not strewn with roses. He has had
to bring three suits IN tile Justices court one
against j. Cody 10 recover 81 90, the amount Of
an unpaid printing bill; another against j. Il.
Fuller 10 compel the payment OF similar bin.
amounting however, TO but 81 so; while the
ihiId IS against William Black for S24 sub
SeTipinnS.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

GID0 TO $75U-LOTS ONE BLOCK OFF
I'd 1OO Broadway, business street; cable
passes In front OF lots; electric lights electric road
BLOCKS; streets macadamized entire distance TO
postOnce, and only five minutes ride; city water;
gas: shade trees on every lot. SALISBURY q
CAMPBELL, 400 Ninth st.. Oakland. te2 II
( lHEAP-ON WEST SIDE LUSK ST. 200 FEET
- north OF Fortieth ST. lots AZ :6x141 feet each,
with broom cottage, stable, chicken house and
2ood well OF water must be sold on account OF
owner going East. Inquire premises, blocks
from electric line Oakland. jel &c
fNEAMS AND MEN AT FRUITVALE STATION
to show land free OF charge every holiday and
every other day excepting sunday; now Is the time
70 Duy; have some choice bargains WILLIAM
NJ. DE WOLF, Fruityale STATION. my3O st
HARMlNG ACRE TRACT, FRUITVALE
y Heights; magnificent view; house, rooms;
flowing springs; no frost; no fog; near proposed
electric road; worth $500; will sell at great sacrl
fee for week; only $4,000; $500 cash. Call at
once on THOMAS A. SMITH q CO.. 1901 PARK ST.,
Alameda. my29 st
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DIR. R0WELL'S ESTATE.
Claims Against 1t Approved but New,
Paid.

Claims Against 1t Approved but Never
Paid.
The first and final account Of Chester
Rowell as administrator Of the estate of his
uncle, DIR. Isaac ROwell, who died on Jan
uary 4, 1871. has been filed. DR.. Rowell
was one Of the most eminent physicians Of
the Coast during the sixties, and almost as
prominent in politics as in his profession.
His will disposed of an estate worth about
$4,000, consisting principally of tract Of
land on Point LObOs avenue, since greatly
enhanced in value. He bequeathed tn
bulk of his estate to his widow and two
children. Tie following was a clause iii
the will:
After death wish my body to be dssected by
my medical friends, the soft parts burned and
the ashes preserved in an urn, The skeleton wired
well together and both kept 10 some medical col
lege or university
About a year after his death the widow
married his nephew, Chester R0well, and
after the marriage lie became administrator
His account shows that the total amount Of
claims presented was S4464, and approved
hut never paid, a considerable portion being
for family allowances to the widow