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THE TIMES PHILADELPHIA SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1882. THE CHESS BOARD. YICTORT! COMPARISON Of nr prices with those of Cash and Instalment Houses will prove them to be bnt verj little highsr than those of the former and fully 25 per cent, lower than those of the latter. We do not follow the practice adopted Instalment or Self Stj led Credit Houses of advertising our prices to be lower, or even as low, as those of strictly cash dealers, as we believe the public sufficiently intelligent to recognize at once the impossibility of selling goods on long credit quite as low as those who receive immediate cash payment tor the same. Hut in admitting that our prices are somewhat higher than those of cash dealers, we at the same time assert that the advance is so slight as scarcely to be noticeable, and certainly not adequate to the accommodation oii'ereil, while we repeat most emphatically that our prices are fully S3 Jer cent, lower than those of nstalmcnt Houses.

FINE CLOTHING For Men's, Yontlis', Boys' and Cltildren's Wear. Our Stock in this Department, cannot be surpassed in Variety of Style, Reliability of Material, Tliorough ness of Workmanship, Perfection of Fit or Elegance of Finish by that of any house in the city. It embraces all reliable grades of goods, made from all kinds of fabrics, to sell at all manner of prices. For Men's and Youths' Wear we offer Suits for Dress, Suits for Business, Suits for Travel, and a full line of Light Weight Overcoats for Damp Daysand Chilly Evenings. For the Boys we have Dress, School and Knoclc about Suits; and for still smaller Folks a full line of Kilt and Blouse Suits, DRESS FABRICS.

Our assortment of the above goods is one of the finest in the city, and embraces ail the lat est, most fashionable and most desirable effects in coloring, texture and design. Of those composed entirely of Silk we will mention Satin de Lyons, Satin MerveUleux, Satin Itha dames, Gros Grains, Surahs, Foulards, Louisines, Moires, Brocades, Damassen, Pongees, Grenadines and llernanis, of Fine Wool, Plain, Lace and Jirocade Nun' sVeilingSfCrapes, Cashmeres, Buntings, Debeiyes, Fine Flannels, Cc. In combinations of Silk and Wool we have all the old favorites in addtion to many strikingly handsome Novelties never before offered in this city, The VICTORY FLOUR, which I have advertised so freely and sold all over the city and surrounding country, is not to be had of any other Grocer or Flour Dealer in Philadelphia. Others, branded Victory, are in the market, but of inferior quality. One Dealer has not only gone to Grocers and offered Victory Flour as the same as that sold by E.

BRADFORD CLARKE, but boasted that he sold the same to me. I take this opportunity to say to the Public that, during the two years that I have sold this Flour, no other Dealer has had it or could get it. Every barrel has come to me direct from one of the great Mills in the West, and not a barrel of it have I ever received except by the car load from the miller. Any Dealer, other than myself, who offers to his customers Flour branded Victory, and represents it to be the same as sold by me, utters a falsehood and deceives his Patrons. I AM IN RECEIPT OF A CAR LOAD, 125 BARRELS, EYERY TWO WEEKS.

E. BRADFORD CLARKE, BROAD AND CHESTNUT. STOCKS AND BONDS. The Market Duller Than Erer. bat Prices Fractionally lniprov ed.

The tone of the market yesterday was undeniably strong from the opening to the close, but when that has been said all has been said that is worth saying. So far as business is concerned matters are getting worse. Trading was dull enongh on Friday, but it was duller yesterday. There was little life and no interesting feature in the market at any period of the day. Nevertheless, prices were strong and advanced fractionally.

This appeared to be rather due to the fact that nobody cared to take the risk of selling the market rather than to any particular demand for stocks. In fact it was a broker's market, and a retail market of the smallest proportions at that. The fact that the New York bank statement did not show as great a falling off in reserves as hail been expected in view of the gold shipment of the week afforded some little comfort for the bulls, but the strength of the day was probably due to the covering of contracts by tho small traders who arc afraid to carry any risks over Sunday. Whatever the cause, the market was strung, and brokers and peculators on the bull side went home somewhat relieved from the gloom which has hung over them so long. All the principal stocks showed an advance for the day ranging from 1 to per cent.

There is, however, nothing in the general speculative situation to create the belief that a bull movement is at hand. This, ot course, leaves out of the calculation what the big manipulators may see fit to do, which nobody can guess. The fact that the market lias stood so firm amid all the dullness gives ground for hope that when a pronounced movement does come it will be in the direction of better prices. Tho market at the closo was quoted steady and dull. Tho total sales amounted to shares, against 17,337 shares on Friday.

Following is a summary of the transactions at the hoard Opening. Ilirjhrst. Ineest. Hid. Sales.

Tilts. West 16 6 Wi 60 Hunt. Broad Top pf. 'J4 21 21 20 Leliiuh Valley Ui GO GOX 204 Kortiiern Paeifie com. 40 i i 4u 41 20i" Korthern Pacific prtf.

3500 Northern Central 49 49 4U 25 North (MVS KM 20 Pennsylvania iidi 0t Wf S15 Pennsylvania, allots. 8 8 SdS Phila. and Eric 15 15 15 16 Heading 2ii 23 2') S925 United N. 188 188 1 88 7 PenplosP.R 9 J4 '(, 120 Pcnn National C'4 dl 30 Underground T. (J 80 .80 .30 1200 BONDS.

tl.OOO West Jersey 7s Philadelphia and Krie 7s 117'4 New Orleans Pacilic 1st in. 6s 8. 4,000 Heading gen. m. 6s 8 2,000 Heading gen.

m. 6s 8,000 Lehigh Valley cons. m. 6s, reg 128 l.OiKJ Lehigh Valley cons. m.

6s, coup 122 l.noo Wil. 4s 05 4,000 Cin. and St. Louis 7s II!) 1,200 Lehigh Nav. 6s, railroad loan 115 600 Lehigh Nay.

6s, IhSl 10.iV; l.ooii Texas Pacilic cons. 6s 100 8,000 ptcuhonville and Inrl. 1st m. Os 105 1,000 Camden City 6s, 1887 107 The steamship City of Montrenl, tor Europe from New York, took out $212,500 in silver bars, ami the steamship Ilohenhiuil'on in American gold coin and SlO.owi Mexican silver. The New York weekly bank statement shows the following changes: loatis, increased, pecio, decreased, legal te'nders, increased, deposits, decreased, jcireulalinn, increased, Slo.OOil; reserve, decreased, 1,477,400.

The banks now hold in excess of legal requirements. The United States Treasurer at Washington now holds in United states bonds to secure national bank circulation, United States bonds held by the Treasurer to secure public moneys in national bank depositories, liiiitod States bonds deposited to secure circulation during week, $1,971, 250; United States bonds to secure circulation withdrawn during week, 2,987,550: national bank circulation outstanding Currency notes, 5859,621,277 gold notes, The internal revenue receipts were 8551,896.39 and the customs receipts 8710,541. 13. The receipts of national bank notes for redemp 1 tion tor the week, as compared with the corresponding period of last year, are as follows 1881. 1882.

New York 8682,000 Boston 58,000 151.000 Philadelphia 170,000 185.000 Miscellaneous G95.0U0 902,000 Total 1, 690,000 S2.153.000 An argument was heard before Chancellor Hun yon, of New Jersey, at Newark, yesterday, on a supplemental application for an order for the election of directors of the New Jersey Central Kailway. Ex Governor Bedle. of Jersey City; A. (i. liichey, of Trenton, and James E.

(Jowen, of Philadelphia, appeared for E. C. Knight and others in the (iarrett Gowen interest. Thomas N. McCarter, of Newark, appeared for G.

G. Haven, Frederick A. Potts and other stockholders, and Benjamin Williamson, of Elizabeth, for the directors. Mr. Williamson said that in behalf of the directors he had no opposition to make to any order the Court might make, but that they would cheerlully obey any order of the Court.

Mr. McCarter insisted that the Court had no power to order an election of directors, as the road is not insolvent, and there was no provision of the law authorizing the Chancellor to take such action. Messrs. Bedle, Kiehey and Gowen contended that the Court had full power to order an election and to fix the time, place and manner of holding an election, to appoint the inspectors and determine who was entitled to vote, and that it was only put to the stockholders that they should have an opiiortunity to say who should constitute the Board of liireetors. They also insisted that as the road is now in a position to be turned over to the stockholders it was doubly important that before it was turned over they should have the opportunity to say who should constitute the board to whom the road should be turned over.

Chancellor Kunyon took the papers and reserved his decision, saying he would decide the case at an early day. At the close of business yesterday United ftates called bonds had been redeemed at the Treasury as follows Under the HKith call, 819,543,750 under 'the 107th call, 817,095,050 under the losth call, 817,652,950 under the 109th cail, under the 110th call, 13,107.900. The Comptroller of the Currency has written the following letter to lisk Hatch, New York: "Your letter of the 10th instant is received and contents noted. I can see no objection to the proposition for the gradual charging off by national banks of the amount of premiums paid upon United Stales bonds deposited for circulation, and hereafter national banks holding 4 per coiit. bonds will be instructed to rharge olf each yearone twentietli part of theaiuouiit of premium paid thereou and counted as an asset; those holding i'ia will be instructed to charge off in a similar maimer one tenth of the premium, and those holding currency 6s fo charge oil' say one fifteenth in each ease one half of the yearly amount to be charged oil' semi annually previous to the usual date for the declaration of dividends.

This is to be done with the understanding that at no time shall the amount of premium counted as an asset exceed the market premium of the bonds held." IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS I MILLINERY. The choice line of goods displayed in this Department cannot fail to meet the requirements of all tastes, no matter how exacting. It embraces a full assortment of the Newest and Most Fashionable Shapes in Bonnets and Hals, both Trimmed and Bare. Those imported by us from Paris, while very handsome, are not, we think, worthy of greater praise than are the artistic productions of our own Milliners, while the latter are of course much lower in irice. In Millinery Goods we offer a full line of Feathers, Flowers, Bibbons, Luces and Ornaments of all kinds.

We keep also a choice selection of Infants' Caps. SI lsil3. Oitf English Oxford Mow Ieadij Sfcigwwfllf, CONFECTIONERY I The Bace for Second Prise at the Toarna mrat Cheea Notes. Tlie point of the dub play is now the race for the Kcond prlie to the neck and neck content between iluikina, Pnwiter and Newman. The leaduig game of the week, illustrating Uiia fight, was fought off as follows Wuitk Prleater.

1. to 4. 2. KttoBS. 3.

PtoQ4. 4. I P. 5. en pas.

Ji to 3. 7. Castles. H. Kt to U3.

BucK Hoaklna, to 4. KttoBS. Ktx P. 1'UU4. XliQP.

to 2. Cusllea. to Kt 5. Kt to It 3. JI to 3.

Kt P. Bto45. UlR I Kt. BxPch. Qlol)4ch.

9. It to sa. 10. Kt to 5. 11.

to 8 4. 12. to 13. Kc 14. Ptu 83.

15. Bio 4. 10. Kilt 17. It In.

To which Air. Iloskins rejoins with this very clever fiuale: 17. It to sq. 1R. QtoB2.

PtoB4. 111. Kt. PloB5. BO.

Kt P. Px Kelt. al. to llsq. It to 7.

i. to 4. It to 7 ch. 'JX. to Kt sq.

Kt. '24. tl to li ch. to It sq. 2 It.

to 7 and wins. The scores now stand: TToskllts, 10 to 4 Priester, 8 to Newman, it to 4. Captaiu Michaelia, as announced hist week, wins the tirst prize. A NKW NUMBKR OF BKEVTANO. A newnumherof Ilrr.ntnno's Chess Mfmthly has been tsKiied, anil cUtses Vol 1 of the mafrazine.

The number fs a perfect rejuwitory of all chess matters of the day, prmtctl in the style of art. An illustrated frontispiece, a storv liv Delannoy, Raines by Mrphy ami others, a portniit anU Hkeleli 01 wtiinkman, problems, sum up the couienL 01 ttie nHinber. T11K GAMK THAT BKOUOHT KTKIN1T7. INTO NOTIOK. The entree of Steinitz into the great Vienna tournament, recalls the r.ianv memorable feal of that distinguished champion of chess, and especially the particular Kaioe that first urouirht him into prominent noliec.

'I his brilliant haltle, which is primed below, was conducted auninst Mr. tn tlie I.ouduu iater national chess Congress 01 twenty years auo. Wuitk istehiiiz. Black Mongredien. 1.

to 4. toQ4. 2. P. P.

K. ti KttoBS. Qhome. to It 4. followed by to 4, Is tlie best that the present push ion affords and is form of development that the to 14 4 defense atfords.

4. to 4. 1' to 3. 5. Ktto 3.

KttoBS. li. to ti 3. to 2 7. Castles.

Castles. K. li 10 3. PtoQ Kt 3. Ktto 5.

Kt 2. 10. to II 4. ti Kt tot 2. 1 1.

to 2. KttoQ4. 12. Kt Kt. Kt.

13. It to 3. All this is preparatory to what his forcibly leeble adversary dues not dream ol. 13, PtoKB4. 14.

to 113. 15. Pto ICKt4. PxP. Hi.

P. The cnlnmiatihi; point, of the combination. Now follow the mazes of an ending of beauty JO. Kt Kt. 17.

Kt. H. 1H. Cix P. BtoK Ktsq.

1 (i to 5 eh. moves. '20. ti to It (i ch. The young chess player need bp told that had Steinitz played ti Pch, his adversary would BUuiJly have retired to sq.

20. to 2. 21. Qto It 7 eh. to 3.

If Boctk interposes then follows ell, etc. 22. to It 3 ch. to li 2. 23.

It checks. to sq. '24. (i to It to Kt 2. 25.

Ji to Kt 5. li to 2. lix Pch. it li. 27.

Itch and mates in two more moves. THK llIAOnAM ItlSlMMY. The diagram display of the day, a seven by six rendering by YV. Ceary, next puis in an.uinx'araneeasapiece ol neat and nice chess: No. 2:10.

Buck. 1 Erf 1 'A 'WW', vnyM 'w. mm. White. White to pliiy and mate in two moves.

WHAT THE SOLVERS SAY. Our problems of tlie past few weeks have causer! unusual remark on account of their dilliculty and beauty, and No. '233 is considered peculiarly pre eminent and diflieult by our masterly corps of solvera. No. ia done by the grand sacrifice to Kt 8ch.

Solutions from Alpha. Ann'tfo, Amateur, Anonvmoua, H. li. liarrett, Delia, Kli, Klnier, Jacob Klsou, Frank, C. J), 0.

I). V. Hamilton, K. Henderson, J. Willie Jones, J.

A. Kaiser, August Kruegcr, A. H. Martin, A. James ltobcrts.

Salitli, ti. 31. Siout. Phil Walsh, II. Wells.

Abbott, II. F. Quick vl, J. to 11 4 solves Zhn's ingeHious study (No. 235).

Found by Kli, I). Sablh, S. II. Barrett, C. J).

V. llumilton, J. A. Kaiser, August Krueger, Jamea Roberts, 31. Wulis, JI.

F. Quickel, J. Yono. Play in the Vienna Tourney besan last Tuesday, but no specimens of the light have an yet reached this side of the water. A CHESS CHIP A LA FRAVCATSE.

Closing tlie week's chess witb a charming chip a la Franeahe by M. Herlin, tlie noted "Anonymede Lille." The dimensions oi tlie chip are (1 by 3 (No. 237): Wiiitk at (J Kt 7, at Kt 5, Kt at 6, Kt at Iv II 8, Pawns ai 1C 4 and li (. Jti.ACK at so, l'awns at 2 and 4. White to play and mate iu three moves.

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Our Ihh III (iirt rwrtit c(mc. hM mutHiim on hHtiMirRtrtitlnii'nl, One diillnr or fur J1vt1nllrB; wut hy niftll ftrnimltl im rtvHi or prtm, gtmrMhttf alt iHixm li rurf may nt, Ith tiu or il'T rvNflvml iv tn firli bnm, MTininl'l nllhHvs tlnllnr, wp win wttil lh jMiri hnMor mir wrMlrn fnniv if in tvlurn tliP motM'y Ifllip trtntmiit rt.n not rtl 'THEANIAR SOUTH SIXTH STREET, (five doors above chestnut,) Branch of the Original Ninth Street Candy Manufactory. ALL C00DS ARE MADE ON THE PREMISES. EVERT ARTICLE JS FRESII! i'BICES ARE LOWER (considering Quality and Variety) than Elsetvhere! NO INJURIOUS Colors or Flavors are Used I ABSOLUTE PURITY Guaranteed I Our Regular Mixture, 50 Choice Va ricties, sold elsewhare at 60 to 80c. per lb.

I Malta Creams, Entirely New, 10 Varieties, 30C. Caramels Chantilly Creams, 30c. St. Nicholas, Jim Crows and SOc other fine Chocolates, Fine Vanilla Almonds, 30c Boston Cocoanut Cakes, per box, 10c. Loaf Sugar Broken Candy, 20c.

Fine Molasses Candios, 20c. Honey Cough Drops, 23c. Cut Loaf Pep. Drops, Pure, 25c. Extra Fine Marshmallows, 40c.

Extra Fine French SOc. H0WLAND HILTON, Prop'rs. A DACH'S MONETTE NKWMUelOALWOKDIt ONLY itiitftndMiai.w.lniitc.Mif m0 in lh. rrtul. nnytami.

Mule font, Miint (mlnwl mI I hAiMr .10 WTHmJ.HARBACH, 13123 Ckpulnul ft. mi 4(IUi Uil sirrr "C3 THE WB0DIMENT0F ADVANCID I) NOW ACCEPT PROFESSION ViWkBOTH POWDER AND flUIOl IT PRESERVE'S INO BEAUTIFIES THE TEETH "PROBABILITIES." A rhrmpnf Ilimrwimw. Hor Thrftla umi l.iiiif troublm lli Iw III. tivull uf I hi riorniy Mky winth.r. Thr irnnirt nwnr AIIHiit.tHri't'n vm nnii.M mt frrini.mim Uutw duclur'i lillli, OA VM VAI.l ABL UVK ARBOZLINCTUS.

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Argent 25 .25 .25 .25 loo liuena 11 .11 .11 ,11 204 Cincinnati 18 .18 .18 .18 f00 enver ,27 17m) Jdrard 1.15 1.15 l.Oj 1.10 107H) llolconda 1 .02 .01 .02 linen ttraud I ll Ion 08 .07 .08 60i0 Hancock .02 .02 .01 .02 Iowa liulch 18 .18 .18 .18 1mgand Lierry 03 .03 .03 .03 Win) Magnolia .18 .20 .18 .20 2o00 lt. Lincoln 04 Cooo I'ciin Brock 25 .25 .25 .25 aoo Itara Avis exten 15 .15 .15 .15 H) Uuwbsluue 1.90 1.95 1.70 1.70 27oo THE EIGHTH ST. LEADING TRIMflG STORE WILL OPEN TO MORROW MORNING SIX HUNDRED Black Beaded Crowns at 25c. Each Sell Elsewhere for 7oo. to (1.50.

The Greatest Bargain Offered Yet. SHONEMAN BROS. 116 118 120 N. EIGHTH ST. THE NEW YORK MARKET.

The New York market was dull and dreary, though firm during the morning hours, but made a spurt upward during the afternoon, Wabash preferred, Jerse Central, Michigan Central, Lake Shore and New York Central leading. Tho improvement was general through the list and final prices were to XH per cent, belter than the oienlng. '1 he following shows the range of the principal stocks: OjHiiing. Ifioh. Ijowttl.

Bid. Canada Southern Mi MU Wi 12 12 12 12 Ja'iiver and Klo Grande 61 v. 14. A Hudson A. Lne Jjike shore A Nash llhlgan lisouri Pacilic Northwest com 121 i mi 1213 122 lwA Lll1 75 86' 1 181! i 1.

Central. J. Central. 128 1 'i 7I'S TiH 71 72 com 4o'J 41'J 40'! 41S 7h'J r.f;l 11 42'2 43 42'4 42'J Ml f2 f'J Northern I'nellle Northern Pacilic JMi'ilio JU'H'lil ft. Paul Ill nju in i 112'J 'lexa.

Pacine 41 4)J 41 41 iiion Pacilic IYM 112 Vnlmli laiiZ lioJZ iil Ho'iJ Wabasli pref. 83 i Vestem I'uiou M4 85 The Philadelphia Markets. BatcrdaY, May 13. Twvn andMkai. FlouriNdtill mid steady.

Pales of 1,500 barrels, liieliiillng Mlune'otaextran at f7.uoa7.2D for cloar, and for (111111(111; 1'eninylvanla extra family tt 25; Western do. do. and paKuts at I7.75V. Itjrt flour is quiet. We quote at 15, Oiuitt Wheat la In light request and price ilor.

Falo of red at Jl.tl'i, and long berry for milling it (1.50; 15,000 bushels July at (1.28, and 6,000 bunhelt AugiKtntfl.23. At the open txiard II W'i was bid for May, 11.41 for June. 11.27'j, for July, and II 2 "i for AnuiKt. itye Is tearee; I'eiinsylVHnia is worth 'e. Is In rood rptiinit and options are higher, fair of 7,0110 btishela, Including Mil yellow, at Mil mixed at steamer at and No.

lit At the oieii lioard u.ooo busliela June aol.l at in.noo binheU do. m'i. wna bid for fur June; lot July, and Vfi for Auipiat. OaU air In good demand andflrm.i Vale of imi l.oahela, In linliiitf white, at eTaM', and re Hctva and mixed at f'otiitntiHy rwrivlntc Nrw Htyhftuf llnir Ktilv fiu Mi itiinnihtwl (nr Niiin ml ui. Whvw, ntili will Niuiin fM or immniHln nlr.

Ah for rlen, i otVi llM'iu til IihII i hi priii' of nav nlluT I'llli i1 ill the citv. I'lciuu' mil uit't unihf'y yiHii Mi'lf, Whviw iui low iih 40p Itiilr 1trui.l l.f all .1. ft piitN, 1fV; rtmiMo cmiiin tn ill, cUl biiT cTrhHtm. hulr lilt rv c. UmlUh Uii h'HHii't UMt' WlKiKt Hip mwi 1 prtrp4.

AIM A 111 I hivitin I ririi'h iiimI Cuumcnt to cull ulio. MHU1I KK.IITU hilll.K INVENTION THE COMBINATION II I. AM lil.AMII'M. UXI'Sl'T KlrMl. TOMATOES QUART BOTTLES, 13 CENTS or, l.60 Per Dot.

NEW PRUNES, 7 ett. Per Pound. WILLIAM M.icMULLAN, Jr. 1109 MARKET STREET wrr KfmmmLm ORCAN, AjrJ Twn nreniK Innnr tlipntir jmrt ffTTliJ JlT llvwl Willi lh uplltwrv ln'v hv m.V tm, 1 i I liirmilfin. IliMli ran Ixi ftf.

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