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william jackson.

While the general tendency OF retail busi-
ness in New York has been towards its con-
ccntration in few hands and the operating OF a
great many different branches under one roof.
an opposing tendency has been towards pro-
ponents Of the latter tenden have met with
success almost as notable rs that Of the pro.
is OF
Jack son at III Broadway. between Ninth and
Tenth streets, near Grace Church.
full line ot black dress goods and silks after
Grated below: and now is the. only house Of It's
Kind in the United States. Each department
is superintended by a thoroughly competent
cics M are are handled by. this house. who lave now
built up one Of the largest trades Of its kind in
class OF goods in large quantities they are able
to sell same at much lower prices than other
1t must not be supposed that only black
goods are kept in stock: All mat terials in neu:
trail .colornEs. especially lavender. gray. and
to New York Should see this store. It's re-
sources are available. through its maa order
department. to residents in any part Of the
This house covers every brand the same rs
in ths SSsr WIFE, oG" 9n to GG} s
nnrtment will be found high. class London and
City mado coats. Jackets and long garments:
and and City made % garments @ Of every design M in in
correct style. superior Workmanship. and re-
liable fabrics. They especially call attention
to their DrossmakinR Department. which
guarantees satisfaction. In the Dress Goods
and Silk Department complete lines OF all the
black. grays. white. and mixtures. High. class
novelties nre shown in great profusion.
Tho Ladies' Furnishing Department will be
20 to make up an outfit. such as gloves.
hosiery. hnndkerchiofs. ,|sewelry. wells. under
dress trimming. laccs. etc. The Fur Depart
ment is complete in garment trimming and
small furs.
Tine patronage OF this storc is by no means
United to persons in mourning. All clever
shoppers who are buying anythin. in soInbIa
or neutral cClorc 20 there. because they know
they will find great er Val iety of goods to Sc
lect from. and that they will savo something in
e p5ifs fe 1t ,.r n"t"s"i M On
success depended upon the reliability Of the
statements rade by his clerks as to quality
md values. and this has been tho policy nt the
house Throughout the Fifty five years Of its ex-
isteEcc. It's very popular store.
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Has the city Changed Much Since 1876?

You would think it ridiculous. + asked The TIE
question. nnt yet how few WI" t,nk f 81 ,hass ,ms
Changes. Nothing brings it 50 forcibly before
us as talk with m settler n OF cis ihs Iin hI
tail shopping district below Canal street,
%s hs ad sqstts G X hs cy and
nts &H,. Fsfy 81. Ss. SSs
hero in. ,is4Gy i thought. and. with news.
mans licensc. determined to talk nlf Mlth hS ,hs
magnificent fittings as these in the, old days. l
Thought. as "n,ered Ne carved white ma. ma.
hosany eonntsri or bSaTy ars and
"nyy and silver to make asod;t fountain.
found instead that this business: nov on" run o,
Tins. with one small window front, At TINT
,mT nnrens NJ W whie tho View Of 10th tho East and
North Rivers was uninterrupted. ,
First begun as general drug and prescrlp..
ton store, its present prescription departmene
alone on the second floor occupies three timss
the space of the whole store formerly: while
stairs and reached by electric elevator is filled
with rubber goods. trnsscS. crutches. and nll
fS sx s l5S i rsy for sss nY4 ana hs
bio price" Is correct. Tho energy with which
teS trated d"iH tnring INT tho " Champion Combine" Of
1883 and Of more recent combinations to
i0Te9 tnem TO ,,sS rse,rs Dmr,nr ihs
combination Of 1883 thoy began the mnnuiac-
turo OF Hikers' family medicines. which has
grown to such PROPORTIONS that they now have
The finest medicinal laboratory in the city at
tic corncr of Garrison and Washington
streets. 90,
Their reliable preparations. are largely sold
in Africa, Australia and the West Indies. and
can BE- had at I'll u,her drug stores in the city
as well rs from their own retail store at tho
corner Of Twenty street and Sixth ave.
nuo
What did it Tireless energy. thorough re-
liability and fair prices. These factors make
any business grow. This business is now in
corporated under the laws OF New York with
large capital. Its officers are men OF strong
character and large experience in the drug
business. and tho future alono can tell how
large It will yet become.
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ing. and each apartment is connected with the

ing and each apartm snt is connected With the The
Ofiico By speaking. tube and electric bell. Inc
rental covers hotel service which mclnbSeIfi nl bsIi
boys. steam heat and electric light. Tho din.
ing room. which is on the top floor. is an ; mn;
usually pleasant nne. and the service anu
cuisine arc iirst-clnss. Connected with the
house is n thoroughly equipped Laundry plant
with skilled heln. The elevator runs al niEht;
There is n public reception roori n rendinp
room. smoking room. barber shoI;M M and .laS tell
lv nrst .riass manner, and guests have the
comforts OF home. with. hotel service. without
tho cares OF housekeeping. ,
The Hotel rremier Is selsct famliy, ,,s1;n, ho,e,
the Hotel 81. l.orcn? and Is run n,el, under .ms
light and cheerful, tastefully decorated. AMI
arc arranged in suites OF ono to three. o. motei
which are rented furnished only. with note,
service. elevator. gas and steam heat ana
electric bells.
and Turkish baths. one OF the best Hentilateu
and most perfectly appoin inted baths in the CIT.
which tho guests OF the house can reach witD.
out leaving tho building.
The reputation OF this house is fuliy, 6stao-
lished. and patrons can rely urou gooh LYING
and management. Mcssrs Stanley u. Wet
more & Co. tho pronrietors. request i!iSrec.
tion OF both their hotels.
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Du Vivier Il Co.

New York is unquestionably the centre OF
the foreign wine trade OF the United States.
All visitors, 70 Now York. who appreciate good
wine. should post themsrlve as "a what this
great market affords in this respect. and make
tho ar,luaintancc OF such reputable houses rs
can DO rolled on to execute their orders. !aith-
fully and consciCntiouSly.
Among those houses. whose name wo may
mention with the greatest confidence. is that
OF Du |ivier 4 Co.. 22 Warren street. which
dates back nearly hafa century during which
time il has enjoyed tho confidence and respect
Of It's acIua intnnces both hero and abroad. rs
alSn "i our best connosscurs.
lheso gentlemen nro agents for she we'll
known and celebrated brand OF lerrior-] ouet
X Co.. whose headquarters nre at Epcrnny.
These producers of champagne own their own
Eincynrds. ana may snfoly be classed among
the oiu. honorable and reliable regulations
tiro trade ~ Wv VA
=, Dn vivier 4 Co. are also large importer. OF
Clhrets and BurGnndics OF their own selection
ana purchase. amt hay. their own house in
i'orHiItuy. In Kliine Wines. they are agents
ior iinckel Il Winckler of frankfort. AM
THOR general stock comprises the best snle"
scotch. Irish. and American whiskeys. HilaGi Hoilani
GIN iiam4iea nd Bum; Kinahan's III Irish wis.
celebrated Coates Plymouth Gin. We strongly
advise our friends visiting New York to make
their ACQUAINTANCE: they cHn rely on gettinS
satisfactory merchandise at rea sonaL!e pricrs
The sun., 1892-10-09
Leggat Brothers.

AZ New York is the literary. centre Of the
country. one natur rally. looks here for large
collections OF hooks in the stores. and for
cheap books. In fact, books may be bought
hare more heaply than anywhere else in the
world. chief of the cheap stores is that OF
l.ecgat Brothers. fronting on Chambers
street. three doors west Of City Hall Park. and
running through the block to Reade street.
hooks from floor to ceiling. The sample cop
los nre arranged on shelves. and classified in
any one topic being together. As fast us n
book is sold it is replaced from. the reserve
that they never have less than u million VOL
umes in stock. Every book that has ever been
published. apd has b.en proved by ime to
inents Of literature are covered. but a spec ciai-
~ is mad Of medical. theological. and scien-
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The Van Norman Institute.

One of tho most noted academies Cor YOUNG
ladies' in this city was founded in 1857 by the
late Erv. Or. Van Norman. It is now conducted
ii,c school. on tho corner OF West End avenue
ana West seventy first street. ara exceedingly
Handsome comfortable. and perfectly adapted
rhcy overlook the Hudson River. are situated
central I'nrk and the Metropolitan and Natural
History Museums.
Mmr; Van Norman full, believes in the mod.
crn educational ideal. Gradua from her
school go out into tho worl, strong in mind
and body. healthy. alert. and self-poasessed.
endowed with much practical knowedgc MS
sell hs refined and gracious behavior The
rooms are kept perfectly comfortable. and it is
:he pride Of the principal that no puDi of the
institute has died or has been scriousl; III
therc. As to tho mental training given. it is
DISTINGUISHED by its thoroughness. There is
no superlcialness about II. Probably tho best
wny TO characterize this school Is to say that
it il conducted hout bigotry. either relig-
ious or intellectual and by the entire absence
OF vitating stimuli to mental application
such Ms prizes. medals. and exhibitions. A
course o! studies is provided for pupils who
intend graduating. hut others may select their
studies.
There are no large classes. and there are
many teachers. BY this means each pupil re-
ceives all tho personal attention necessary to
develop her character fully to draw out" her
abilities Visitors who have daughters grow
ing up should visit this Institute and learn
ior themselves how admirable are its methods.
The sun., 1892-10-09
Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken az
your rest by n sick child suffering and CRYING
with pain OF Cutting Teeth? II 80. send at
once and get bottle OF
"Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup"
for Children Teethng. It's value p incslcu.
Immediately. Depend upon 1t. mothers: there
is no mistake about It. It cures DiarIhpa.
Collie. Sottens the Gums, reduces lnfamms-
tion. and gives tone and energy to the whole
system, Mrs. Winslow,'s Soothing syrup"
and is the PRESCRIPTION OF ono Of the oldest
and best female physicians, and nurses In ths
United States. and is for sale by all druggists
throughout tho world. Price. twenty, ,hvo
cents u bottle. BE sure and ask for Mrs.
WINSIoW's SOOInINS SYEur.'
The sun., 1892-10-09
Shorthand.

Mr.. Edward Carroll Jr.. has. for the last
vsntion%s % estares. @ sermons % Addresses. airsc H%
tors, stock holders, publ political. and other
meetings. law arguments. references. and in
the m ost ssiltul stonogrnphers are employed.
and every effort is made 70 secure ACCURACY
40 Wall street. Teleplone. 468 Cortlandt.
MANHATTAN TYPEwMTINo CoMPANY.-Law
papers architects. and other specifications.
aid other mapuscrirts promptly coIisd. -Adp.
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Hotels st. Lorenz and Premier.

These two adjoining hotels front on I'D
street one OF the fashionable residence streets
street OF IDS feet. Bulr brick and brown stone
are the materials used and tie architecture
tor location could be had. as it Is conyenient
70 Central Park. the, Third Avenue Elevated
lp the st. Lorenz tho apartments are rented
nntnrnished andar arranged in suites Of four
TO- nys tooms: with private bnth and iall thes
tllated. have open hrs' 'placQs. sanitary plumb
The sun., 1892-10-09
Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Rail-
road.

The Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad
makes close connection at tho Frank lin Avenue
station Of the Kings County Elevated Hallway;
minutes. This road reaches the finest beach
for bathing on the Atlantic coast. A ilrst-class
hotel is open there during tho summer season.
The sun., 1892-10-09

livery stranger or tourist visiting Vow .Yori:
should not fail 70 take II trip oyor the X inGs
gonntl Lloyatsd Hallway. which runs from from!
fulton street.'o ta,t New York. = distance of
seven miles. tor FIVE cents fare. Aftor leaving
court street stat lon. the train passes the City
HNll: :h WITH ;hs the tam"d statue OF Henry Ward
Hs!l 9i nsc2rds. S9as Elm place and Dnf'le!d
foods Emporiums in The world Tivniiin1 ths
displays IN The shops OF the Paiais Royal or
building Of tn" y; y. G.h: At franklin avenue
Iseach which can hcc. renrhed in % min
which Is within ono minutes walk Of iii" Cam
-tcry of th" Eycrgrcens. direct connection is
made with tho Electric Road. which uass,s ma ,s
"ntranses 70 the following Gsmetsrios:' t'' Sa' ga"
Union Fields. Cypress Hills; and Mt. ,NsSor.
tldgewood Reservoir ana lldGewood Park.
hay, the ocean, aud, the surrounding country.
e Woodha.yen and Jamaica, At Eastern rsrs
Base Ball Club. Moptauk avenue is the present
terminus Of the road. The entire trtp can be
made from tho Bridge to tho end Of tho road
In 35 minutes.
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district Of the city. In all railroad depots. and
In tho principnl public and oiflce buiidlngs and

IN tho principal public and office buildings and
The Western Union TELEGRAPH Company
operates the two trass, Atlantic cables OF tne
;wesn Ponzsnce. England. ard Cansc. Noya
scotia. conn ecting at tho latter point with two
noss o w
a0F ds. aSss
nrncpn sabe Ii SM sse broad 70 S sree From
the cable landing at Ienzanss no independent nann
f % 'tSs ss Ns foE
concerning dealings in ths different stoci.
nnd ErSansS; markets % IRE hashsd I @ ondos
ID I'M an almost 0impereostiblo, period oi time:
vhe brokers in those two cities. as we'll as At
1 natTsrp s n Rnrdp. Sh1 have
business connsctions with New S York ,E Are VII, IT,
,nslly brought nto s"Wmuniihati9n hn wfh ,S eaSn
hamisShsres. and aea, WIN each other sIo,ost
r.. I'sS,ie saSs a s.rSiss r. q S n: ,%Sssssrs
H"s'%fidSs,h ,Gen,s WITH ,hs AnsiS; k@srlssR rsesraph
>oSionniapG and ireland. thence hy direct
wire TO Iondon and several OF the larger citios
Hrortv ,si 10 dea Eai IN Germsry whSre eNcu
.ive connection is made with tho telegraph
lines %t the German ioyirnnont: also Gns ca.
Siiruelop. to. Dres.. France. whore a .iirset
connection with the. Direct United states
Iab!e COMPANY. which :, owns au rabss
Nova Scotia. - Ireland. thence by direct wires
q London. The Western Union telegraph
tSrcn Florida and Havana. which bn!org to
!he international Ocean Telegraph Comran".
ri,lcs which extend to nl the West India
lslaads. ,yonezneIa and the norihcaste1,n
rcmn.c,lnn ut Galveston. Texas. with tho
cables u: N" Mexican Telegraph Company
nnh :h. Central ard South Amcricnn rcle.
,:rirh Coinpuny. which extend. viii Mexico. to
icrii and thili. and via land line over tn"
Arirs Mountains 20 Bucuos Ayres Argentine
E"public. 1t is therefore possible to send n
message by tho Western Union Telegraph
company, s lines from tho remotest telegraph
OfIlre in tho country to nny part OF the world.
and to be sure OF tho promroat transmission.
because OF the numerous routes which the
company controls.
The sun., 1892-10-09

Brooklyn and Rockawsy Beach Rail-
road.
This road makes close connection at the At
lantic avenue station OF the Kings County
Elevated Railway for Cansrsie Landing Ca
Aarsis Village and Grove. and tile company's
The sun., 1892-10-09

The Central Railroad of New Jersev
THE READING RAILROAD SYSTEM,
Royal Blue Line to Philadelphia Baltimore and Wahnsou,
MOUNTAIN. LAKE AND sEAsHoRE
BEST IN COMFORT BEST IN SPEED. SAFETY.
G Noad emie
and
'he Valley Coal
ofN
Fa sapyna
To Nations
NewEn
hmde "N"'e' u
ures wand ith,o
nss and m9dsrn sshe afford that
naepha and Heading
~ e' '0'k CITY papers, and nall public
The morning call., 1892-05-04
General Merchandise.

PAGs-Dull importers hold firmly, but some out
iderss are anxious to realize at the lowest quota.
July delivery, 7$s(0734c asked: Woo Bags St;cassc
CANNED fRuIfS-Quoted at 6 O59I 30 y dozen
for Peaches 81 sOl so for Pears sl osS s top
white Cherries e, and 81 so@l 90 FOR Black
String Beans, s0e@sl; Tomatoes. 2Ia lbs, s0@85c
y dozen.
COFFEE. Steady at previous prices. Quotations
Costa Rica free from black beans. IaSa9nc ~
n for good Costa Rlca, mixed with black beans:
ls@20c y 10 for good washed salvador. isc for
good unwashea Salvador. Nicaragua and Guatemala.
2l1ae y 10 for prime washed Guatemala: 2OI59
@21r4c for good to strictly good Guatemala. 49,
Z0Ac for fair washed and unwashed Guatemais:
1880 for medium qualities: iaai5e foy
qualities: @l2Lac for very inferior to common
CoAL-Ihe private circular OF l. steuart gives
the receipts OF Coal at this port in April at az a0O
tons. tho shtest for months The receipts thus far
this year are 1924 toas. against AIS $50 tons
In $780, wellington Is Quotable at IS. New
Weington. 80; IS, SSoutnheld Wellington. Is;
Seattle. SO bO Coos Bay. SIS SO; sydney s ssS
80; Scotch osa1 ~; Bry@oo. 1907 %; Greta. sie
20: cumberland $l3 In bulk and sl4 SO in sacks;
Pennsylvanis Anthracite Egg, Sli; Welsh Antbra,
cite Egg. 90; Camel 30 q ton.
FlSH-New catch Pacific Goldfish is selling a,
.51ec for medium and sac for seIected n
Mackere is quotable at si4alS in na,f.b HE
and W o0Y2 % in kits; No. 2, sI0Gil in bDis
Old Pacific Cod. SC IN bundles 6%6sISc "a m ~ ~
cases. tlH@7c % 10 for homeless: Eastern smnt al
Herring. 35c; Dutch do. 81 5O0l rs y Rec. WDits-
FISH, $40 In half.bbls and 1922 rs In KITS Tonsnes
and sounds, 81 1892. Aens10'
QUICKSlLVER-Quote at "a $40 aosk
sYRUP-The Western Sugar Re hnerv ono,as COLA
en-. in bbis, l7tac " gallon. 4"''o' o''u'
NAILS-Quoted at SO 20 for iron q, ON o.,
steel and 81 so 3 keg for wi-e In carload lots ~"
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Rehniny Somranv
quotes terms net cash; Cube, Crushed Poyyders1
ami Fine Crushed all 55sc p 10; Dry t;ranniafs1
pAc y 10 Coniectone.s A. 51sc; Magnolia. 4ssc;
bbls Mc more than bbls . sSse d. 4l4c v 10; half
The morning call., 1892-05-04
Produce Market.

FL0UR-The market Is easy and not over
active. Net cash prices are follows: Family
extras 81 65G4 70; Bakers extras, 81 6504 rs;
city superhne. % 1903: Interior brands, 81 5O@
rs for extras. az 1893 y Dbl for supernnc.
WHEAT-Freights are weak dull and nominal
The chartered Wheat feet In port has registered
tonnage OF 2l4S2, against 49, 900 tons on the sam,
date last year: disengaged, l19. 900 tons. against
1900; the way to this port 204 900 TONS against
$4,000.
Futures declined &c on the early cali yesterday,
but subsequently recovered some OF the lost
ground. The spot market was dull and quotations
were shade still more The feeling is one or de-
preston. No. !, 81 471291 so; choice, 81 51I4 /;
lower grades, 81 409l 40; extra choice for nil.
ing. 81 5212@1 50 ? ctl.
CALL BOARD sALES
INFORMAL SEssIoN-lO oelock-Buyer season
REGULAR MoRSINs SEssIoN-BIyer SEASON
The morning call., 1892-05-04
PROPOSALS
For Printing and Binding $500 Copies o
Municipal Reports.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF BOARD OF
" supervisors OF the city and county OF san Fran
CISCO May 3, 1892.
In accordance with Resolution No. $3.50 (Third
Series) of the foard OF Supervisors. sealed pro-
posas win be received in open session OF the board
on MONDAY EVENING. May g. 1892, from 1880
TO O'clock, for printing binding and delivering
Twenty-Five Hundred Copies OF Municipal Reports
for the fiscal year 1899, under the direction aud
70 the satisfaction or the Committee Printing aud
Salaries.
The work to be done in a good and workmsnlike
manner and In strict accordance with speclfca-
tions now ready for examination.
The whole work OF printing binding and deliv-
pleted before the 10th day OF November
1892.
The board reserves the right 10 reject all bids II
the public good so requires and Will demand good
and sufficient bonds With two more suretlss, for
the faithful performance of the contract.
The party TO whom contract is awarded Will be
required. prior TO at the time of the execution
OF the to pay the cost of advertising th Is
notice In three daily newspapers.
In order TO preserve uniformity and TO fac ltate
the award the bolrd has resolved receive bids
unless made upon blank forms prepared by the com
mittee and certified check for the sum OF $780,
the Clerk of the Board, conditioned IL the proposal
is accepted and the contract awarded; ana II the
bidder shalt fail neglect to execute written
agreement and give the bond required within six
days after the award is made, then aud In that
the said shall be paid Into the City aud County
Treasury by said Clerk, as iiquidated damages for
such failure aad neglect.
Blanks furnished by the Clerk.
my3 3 JNO. A. RUSSELL, Clerk.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened firm yesterday morning. but
prices declined during the day ana closed weak
No news OF any Importance was received from the
ffont, and IN consequence tae market was allowed
e drift along at It's pleasure.
On the early call the north-end stocks were
e2dy, but trading was light ophir sold at 81 80
Mexican 81 IS, Curry 81 35. Best q BeIcher 81 30
Sierra Nevada 81 80, Union 81 80 and Con. Cal &
Va 81 10 to sales Of but 100 shares OF the middle
stocks Bullion sold 81 81 as, Chollar 81, Norcross
- 40 Potosi 81 80 and Savage 81 IS.
the Gold Hill stocks were duh and sales were
nade ia Alpha at 2oc, Crown Point 81 Is, Overman
1teaRd Jacket 81. The balance Of the list was
dan
After the call trading was little lvelier, with
decline in prices, and the market closed weak at
rs noon recess.
On the go n call prices were generally pretty
scI sustained under q small transfer OF stocks but
q ser the cal values declined and the market closed
o NOTES
-. An assessment OF ocper share has been levied on
Joseph Ryan superintendent OF the ANDES and
The morning call., 1892-05-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
TUESDAY EVENING. May 9.

TUESDAY EVENING. May 9.
SUMMARY OF THE NARKEr4
Flour quiet and weak.
Wneat depressed.
Barley lower.
Oats very arm.
Corn declined
Rye neglected.
Alfalfa Seed weaker.
Hay steady.
Dried Peas nomInal.
Lima and Butter Beans advanced.
New Potatoes higher.
Onions IN oyerstoek.
Butter firm. Cheese and Eggs weak.
Poultry firm.
Game IA small receipt.
Fair demand for Honey.
Fruit comes Ia slowly
Citrus Fruits plentiful and weak
Dried Fruit dull.
Hams again. advanced
Hops duIi
Hides weak and dull.
Wool IN fair request.
Mutton and Lamb weaker.
Graih Bags neglected.
Coffee steady.
Coal Plentiful
New York and Sterling Exchange lower.
Silver Al TaDced.
The morning call., 1892-05-04
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. May 9.-The stock market to-day
was again apathetic The bears made drive at
Northern Pacific common, and later at New Eng
land. with material results. Edison Trust shares
were active. but the close was duh and barely
steady after the raids with most prices but slightly
changed from the opening Governments duh and
steady. Petroleum-June closed at 57s4c
NEW YORK. May S.-United States Bonds. as
116IS; do. rs. 100; Northern Pacific 203s: Cana
dian Pacific, S71l Central Pacific 301a: Union Pa
cine. 435s: Atchison and Santa re. 345s: Wells
Fargo. l44: Western Union 92I4; Silver. o71sc;
Sterling. "a sSG4 1917.
Wheat - May 9OI4c. Flour, steady. Coffee
Sl2 Sugar. 25s G13 1-16c. HOus-Paeine Coast "a
GS0c. Hides l5c. Copper-Lake. sll So TN
spot, $50 So Lead-DOmestic, ga 80. lron-$l6
Petroleum-June, 57s4e.
The morning call., 1892-05-04

CHICAGO. May 3.-wheat was generally strong
all day on stronger cables, storms and general
backwardness OF the season. The marked opened
1sc higher. advanced 7sc. reacted Ssc near the
cOso on sales to realize profits aud closed firm al
5sGa4c higher than yesterday. Receipts % .OOO
bushels; shipments, 12S,0OO bushels. Rye, Tic.
harley. SIC.
CHICAGO. May 3.-wheat-Cash. s0slc Corn
4215c. POrk = 80 IS. Lard-s6 1914. Ribs
IS 771a. Whisky-e1 Is.
The morning call., 1892-05-04
NATHAN JONAS 6 GO. ,
AUO 1OLN ELIttJ. !. : VIIINO % II = EI
--@
TO- MORROW.

TOMORROW.
Thursday .......................May 3, 1892,
At 1880 O'Clock A NJ, on the premises.
623 CALIFORNIA ST. ABOVE kEARNY,
IL WILL SELL.
THE FURNITURE OF ABOVE RESIDENCE,
COMPRISING.
Parler Sets, plush coverings; Walnut Frames, Mar
ble-top Tables; Oil Paintings; Meniers Lace Cur
talns pole eornices Is Complete Bedroom Sets. in
walnut, marble-tops, cherry, antique oak; Spring
Hair 4 Op Mattresses Feat her Pillows, Bedding,
Lounges Wardrobes, Bureaus, WashstandS, Chairs,
Tables Brussels Carpets Stair, Hall Carpets, Crock
cry, OF ;ssware. Cutlery, Kitchen Furniture. Case
line OIL Stove, etc, RE- Terms az sale.
my4 NATHAN JONAS. AuctiOneer.