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DIED.

DIED.
AMANCE. AT Yonkers, Dec. II, HILpA
,IERMANcE, wife Of DR.. r. NJ. Hermance,
and daughter OF c. K. Jenkins.
Funeral from her late residence, III War
burton ave-. on Tuesday, Dec. 10. at 2 O'Clock.
lInterment at convenience of family. Kindly
omit flowers.
|lcoBs. On Saturday, Dec. 1e, GEORGE F.
JACOBS. In the 33d year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence. ga West
\ 2eth st. or Wednesday, Dec. 20, at / o'clock.
Interment In Calvary Cemetery.
Brooklyn.
,lRKHURST. On Saturday, Dec. 10, MILTON
L. PARKHURsr, beloved husband of Anna
Parkhurst. in the 47th year of his age.
/ Funeral services viii be held at his late
residence. 7s6 Monroe st, Tuesday evening,
Dec. 10.
'oRTER-Dec. II, ALICE L. PORTER, youngest
I daughter Of Jennie c. Hill and late Alexander
Porter.
Funeral Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2 p. NJ, late
residence, 1923 Sd ave-. South Brooklyn.
ABRIsKIE.~ Suddenly, Saturday. Dec. 1e,
1893, 10 p. NJ, THOMAS II. ZABRIsKIE, aged
81.
Funeral services Tuesday. Dec. 10, 1898, at
sP. NJ, at his late residence, No. 100 Deca-
tur St. brooklyn. Relatives and friends are
requested to attend, also members of Corner.
stone Lodge, No. 1857, F. and A. NJ. Inter
ment Wednesday morning at Cypress Hill
Cemetery.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

IN BROOKLYN Il furnished room In quiet
neighborhood by man 4 wife who are travel
ling part Of time: give terms A. b. C., box 20
World.
PLAIN ROO on top floor by lady student. Ad-
dress X. r.. 231S 9Th ave.
wANTED-Fur nished room, lady alone, light
housek eeping; private family; state terms.
| Address $50 Sd ave.
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.
unfurnlshsd.

MARRIED COUPLE want 2 or 4 light rooms be-
tween 18th 4 40th SITS a I'd q 9Th aves. rent
reasonable. NJ. II. box 1913, Uptown World.
WANTED-Top hoor, private house, D rooms, on
west side, by young couple, with boy relative,
IA; rent SIT; references exchanged. W. g., box
324 World.
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Furnished Rooms to Let
West Side.


West Side.
SUI iuS $50 other, her |: %. ssifF.9Ssol. front rO0"''S % 'o'
34rH ST., 1OJ w.-Furnished rooms; reason
able price.
3lrH 81. l3s w, near broadway = Handsomely
furnished large h small rooms; moderate rates.
3iTH ST, 2l2 w Double 4 single rooms, suit
able married couple or gentlemen.
3irH ST, 227w., near nroadNay Handsome
sunny, front rooms; heated, with every CON
vcnicnce: 81 upward.
3yTH ST., ar W. Furnished rooms for house.
keeping large h small; respectable house; hall
rooms, Sl.50
18th ST, 235 W. connecting front rooms,
neatly furnished convenient for Housekeeping.
3TTH ST., l3s W. or Brnadway-E Elegantly fu7
nished rooms In new house; all conVeniehc"s;
breakfast optional.
3ITH ST. 25l va front connecting rooms;
heat; bath; gas stove, housekeeping sunny
side: 81.
10Th ST.. go w.-Nicciy furnished Broom
back pnrlor; double rooms, also single rooms,
for housekeeping.
3yrH ST, 2a W. Nicely furnished rooms;
heated reasonable.
BOTH 81. 25a ". Furnished alcove parlor;
folding bed, piano. steam heat. All bell.
41sT 81. 261 w. = Large, sunny front h small
rooms; all convenienccs: reasonable. GALL
gem.
44TH ST, l47 w, near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rooms, permanent or transient; price reason-
45TH ST, n W.-Private family has 2 large,
costly furnished rooms on top floor.
48TH I. l4S W. large, warm, nicely fur.
nishcd rooms, with ample closets, to rent cheap.
5lsT ST. ,a5 W .-Parlor h bedroom to gentleman
h wife or bachelor Mt reduced prices. private
bath newly decorated; LIST corner fiat
| 68TH ST., lOl w. I'd Hat Nicely furnished
room for gentleman; private family; refer
ences.
9th ST, 44s ". Comfortably furnished room
small family; bath; conveniences; board OPP
tional. Simonson.
85TH ST. 1870 w. Richly furnished rooms, with
all conveniences private house, breakfast II de-
ssTH ST.. 2O7 w.-Furnished rooms: board op.
tional: gas q bath. Mrs. Bell.
DIST ST., 1O1 W.-Nic room; suitable for two,
or office comforts Mrs. Iutgens.
FURNISHED ROOM for couple or single gentle.
men; also hall room. Inquire Mrs. Depew, l62
w. 23d st.
North OF n sth Street
| 10th 1T. 218 W. Nicely furnished back par
lor, also adjoining rooms, or fine large base
ment for housekeeping: all conyeniences: In prt-
waite cottage; quiet neighborhood; will let reason
able.
miscellaneous.
FIRST FLOOR dining room h basement, fur
nished, to let to caterer: good opportunity for
right party. Address Reference, l52 9th ave.
Brooklyn.
ATLANTIC AVE, S52, Brooklyn-Large front
room open CRATE also 2 back rooms, sunny;
stove.
| MADISON ST.. III, Brooklyn-Large square
room, suitable for 2; also large hall room; new
furniture. folding beds, furnace heat Il gas; very
desirable Il cheap.
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'ssi i4o' VEST 9sb 81, near ea esh ave. III"
HuRs, and % Friday, ? 4asS to 1850 10 So; private private
sons. 81 tickets used at pupils convehience
xImners. classes, 4 lessons, 81; quarter, ~
V'ate; Open every day, SA. NJ. to IL r. N.
FROM THE NEW YORK WORLD.
1n In New York, and the fame Of the instltuy,
6vn over which he presides has spread all over
|as country. The inyariable and pronounced sue
n = that has followed his methods In teaching the
SnsrUi dancing has made 1t the largest establish
Fay o. The kind in the world. To the better
ID a. People Our own Is an ideal institution
rdSyff n the music provided is above criticism,
,snH ms statf Of lady. and gentleman teachers
WIG p at the head of their profession.
Eh' HOSEA HIGGINS, In his class lessons,
NJ hnulviduai instruction in Q room separate
~ u general class room. Difident pupils find
fFn neHtni9a a great advantage. HE GUARAN-
rs, NNAhLT I1 IN SIX PRIVATE LES
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ENGgwE's PRIVATE SCHOOL Of Dancing
lsaal PPRIHSy pLp thoroughly instructed. Ind.
n aftarnooAnt at any hour, morn-
y WITH and children- Lady teachers 10 prae.
y specis,,uu emen WALTZ and TWD-STEP
4, between NNseSsnih season.. 10 EAsT AID
'fkSHvEEY LAY AND EVENING.
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Furnished.
HAVE MA NY desirable tenants for furnished
o; charge no commission for renllng,
nat FLAGG, 242 w. asa ST.
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unfurnl.hsd Room. to Let.

seTH 81. l47 z, near Grand Central psPo.-
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Dancing Academies.

D~UMAR-kight- and left waltEins guaranteed
Lessons, n lady assistants; best waltz teacher
CORRECT glide waltz guaranteed; B strictly .pri-
waite lessons, 81; any hour. with music; lady
assistants; positively no failures; classes forming;
tehy Is; latest fashionable dances; circular
broadway. below 42d ct.
KOCH's SELECT SCHOOL FOL DANCING, 81
9th ave. near 10th Brooklyn branch, 1852 Bed.
ford ave-, near Fulton-Waltz and all the latest
dances taught rapidly 4 lessons, %; first lesson
private; a Lessons, y; Private Lessons, sla g fSr
MANHATTAN DANCING ACADEMY, 20 ".
59th st. -Four class lessons, 81; "a lessons. %;
correct waltz guaranteed in 9 private lessons
ladies', Tuesdays and saturdays, same price.
3. 80 to Q. 80 r. NJ. lady and gentleman teachers;
address for circular. Private lessons IN the waltz
our specially; reception TOMORROW evening
dancing g 30 to IL r. N. Admission, gentleman
and lady, 4Oc.
MISSES MONTGOMERY. 31S West 18th st. ,
teach serpent,ne, Spanish. butterfly, fan,
skirt and all stage dances.
MIR. All. NEWBERGER,
226 West 125th II ST. and 165 East I'D st.
MRS. CART1ER's Dancing Academy. GAL Lex
ington ave-: classes, private lessons, waltz
speciality; latest dances taught rapidly.
STAGE DANCING Of every style; Prof Con:
years experience; satisfaction guaranteed; high
back kick, back bend, toe movements. Ny pupils:
Bessie Clayton, Helene, Fleurette, Mabel Clarke,
Hattie Wells. Also ballroom dancing.
WALTZ and all fashionable dances taught; .pri-
vate and class lessons;. circulars. knicker-
booker Conservatory, A West l4th St
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PARTNER with $500 wanted to manage mali
hotel with option OF purchasing. Address

RARE CHANCE-Miilinery business to be given
away on account of death In family, and store
to let sol Myrtle ave. near Ciasson ave. no
charge for business, which has been established
over 8 years: II. II. YARWOoD, Halter, 505
Myrtle ave. Brooklyn.
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INO

~ n'ppoine 81. oldest established; private ana
@WAsHiNsTON TWO.sTEP, new.
u fEhNANDO's ACADEMY, -
ESes ooth st, bank building; prices reduced
Iysl;noN forming; private lessons, any hour'
StInnnH and all the new dances taught RAPIDLY
I1Ion every Tuesday evening,
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/. A, INDE.

|eclsi,St Stlh ST., corner Broadway, makes O
"a teachlng persons to dance who nave
Az s Y and Jailed to learn at other academies;
" latest fashionable dances thoroughly
holax aiLeInoon and evening classes; class
I'm ", receive strictly private lessons Without
aechArge. Omen dnIlY M A "a 70
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Gast Side.

ELDRIDGE ST, 227, near Houston ST. =
nished rooms TO let for housekeeping or gentle
man.
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~S25O-yoUNG MAN to take Interest In legitimate
business and $40 q week salary Investigation
solicited full particulars given. Address Busi
ness. box 3l0 tptOwn World.
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Instruction.
One Time, CSC. per Hle: Second Time. &c. per
": Third and Subsequent Times, zoe. per hne.
erru charge on Sunddys.
GEOGRAPHY and Typewriting School,
70 Broadway, N. Y. u week. Call or write.
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slO-COLUMBUS PARK beautiful cottage sites,
worth 800: makes handsome holiday present:
until Jan. / / will give a full warranted deed free tn
peach purchaser Of Ave lots, half cash balances two
years mortgage without interest. Map and full
Information WELDON, 1927 Lexington ave.
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MuSical.

Musical.
IANDOI.INs, BANJOS, GUITARS. &c.
Large assortment of first-class Instruments;
hrranted; free instruction to purchasers
HORTON, l67 West 8 st
and mandolin thoroughly taught by ex
|pertenced professional lesson Soc. pupils resi-
knce. PERINE. 266 West 18th St
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WANTED-Partner with capital to take interest
In a theatrical company; this win warrant In
vestigation. Enterprise. box 3Ol World, uptown.
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Boarders Wanted.

One Time, eOc. per line: Second Time. TIC. per
line: Third and Subsequent Times, 15c. per line
No ertru charge on Sundays.
No EXTRA CHARG FOR Tr-Advertisements
for The World may be left ut any American
District Messenger Once In the city, where the
charges will be the same a. those ut the main
ONCE.
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LBwIS ST. @. near Grand-Furnlshcd rooms
for housekeeping; privilege OF washing; - 30,
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SPLENDID opportunity for q man Of means to
invest In the working and Introduction Of two
excellent patents. Address z b.. box AS World
STRAIGHT, light lunch cook, waiter; business
man with small preIensions desires invest small
| sum. T.. box 3yJ World. :.
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BEND Tor agency OF our harnesses. NIAUAKA
HARNESS CO. ,682 Auburn ave. Buffalo. \. y.
SILENT PARTNER WANTED; lady or gentle
man; $500; open retail store; sale OF general
merchandise bought from sheriff and auction
sales; big profits references; security: interview.
H., =. o. box l. 700 New York.
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wANTED-one man with capital Of 5000. or two
with 81. 500 each. to take interest and oncial po-
stion In insurance corporation; nrst-class connec-
tion and unusual opportunity for good returns.
with absolute safety. Address, with references. or
call on c. J. FRANTzEN. 9 Union squars.
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BUSINESS EXCHANGE. What property or
business have you TO exchange for q manufac.
turing building, with good water power, Box
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LIQUORS-S1 90 will buy one OF the finest 10th
ave. corners: 81, 900 wi. buy first class WASH
ingtOn Market store prominent corner store. near
one OF the principal ferries at sacrifice; great bar
gains; all parts city, SB Centrest
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BUTTER, CHEESE AND q STORE for sale
boy 5l2. World. Brooklyn. .'
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$3.50 CASH for new restaurant, on account OF
death: fine location cost over 81 900 to tit up;
biggest bargain ever offered for quick sale. Cali
! NJ L. IDnfha 4
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GROCERY STORE for sale; large stock; good
business; right mans fortune. p. 0. box 291
| HrunklYn
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LEXINGTON AVE, TS8-Pleasant, furnished.
large room; hail room all convenienccs private
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North Of ~ Sth Street
l2STH ST, 2O2 w.-Comfortable rooms: good
board = gentlemen, SO; also table board,
l32D Il. 255 w.-Rooms, with board; every at
tendance good location.
18TH ST, 1872 Well Furnished 2d-fo0r
room; every convenience; board optional pri-
vate American family.
Brooklyn.
POPLAR ST. ,6-Iarge sunny front room, heated
board also small room 3 minutes from bridge,
WILLOW 81. 1915 minutes from bridge, large
and small heated rooms; terms So
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cood.WiM q IntetesE Ir Sale.

FOR ALE Bottled beer. ale and ilauor business
family trade. 62S Wythe ave. Brooklyn.
FOR SALE-Grocery store; cash trade; rent so;
living rooms: bargain. A., 2I5 World, uptown.
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AN ESTABLISHED confectionery and Ice cream
business In good locationlwanted. send parfic-
ulars to QUICK PURCHASER, $3.50 East 6Bth st.
BAKERY WANTED for cash. buyer; must be In
good running order, everything complete; west
side preferred. CASH, $50 East seth 81.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

One Tine, s0c. per inc, Second Tine, f7c. per
hne; Third and Subsequent TINES, i5e. per line.
No ertru charge on sundays
NO EXTRA CIiARGE FOR rT-Advertiscmen ts
for The World may be left at any Americas
District Messenger Once In the city, where ths
once.
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DELICATESSEN-store for sale in a good pay
Ing locality. Apply 40 East 77th st, no
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LIQUOR LICENSE AND 2 GOOD CORNER
SALOONS. CHEAP. $50 BROADWAY.
LIQUOR STORE; 3 pool tables; lease space for
bowling; sacrifice to-day on premises. 461
Sd ave.
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GROCERY STORE. cheap; good nelghborhoodJ
selling on account sickness In the family.
$40 East 18th ST.
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Business Opportunities.

A TREASURER WANTED, with $500, TO travel;
guarantee S25 weekly and expenses. MCDON-
AID W1GGINS. l4O Nassau st.
A LOAN WANTED; $3.50 for 90 days; S6Obonus:
good security given.
TowNsEND, box 237 World, uptown.
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OF OF silver has been renewed front the Mount
There W Ill be po,sessions of the Stoct E,cbar,a
to-day. 'eN
Silver was steady at s25sc in New York yester-
day aud 37S4d in London
w f. Sharon, the mining superint endent Is the
latest arrlya from the Comstock
Az Tue annual meeting of the stockholders of the
oiiNer Nm 1865 sbates were represented and
year; A. k. T. Harmon president Charles Hirsch,
neid vice president. and w. e. bean. Charles f.
fiilot aud G. c. Harvey directors. ID. C. Bates
was elected secretary aud his financial statement
showed credit of S59i So An assessment OF 8
ceh Is per share levied.
Foiiowiig are copies of weekly letters just
celyed from Tuscarora mines.
NAVAJO - The stope above the $50 level is
looking about the same. The south slopes above
the 500 are not looS ing so WELL
BELLE Isle The south intermediate drift
above the 200 level has been extended 10 feet in
| broken stratihed ground,
NORTH BELLE IsLE-The upraise from the
south 800 level has been connected with the w rk
above and at 29 feet a drift has been started
north on small seam OF good ore.
The following Official reports were placed on file
Coz. NEW YoRK-Ths south drift from the
cotton ofthe wlnze below the $50 level is in a
distance OF so feet: the face is in quartz. OF
south west drift 500 level is i'll distance of So
| feet; formation hard porphyry.
SILVER Hill he southeast drift on the as
| leVel has been advanced 8 feet during the past
week, making the total distance from north liz g
| ucoIDENrAL-Crosscut q from north drift 100
level is In as feet: face is quartz and porphyry
O. crosscut from same DRIFT is Ia ~ feet and Is
| showing seams OF pay
The main south drift on $50 level has been ex-
| tended feet total distance from No. l wlnze
SO feet; the face of the drift is in assaying
! SIS per ton.
Tn Zadlg drift sutro tunnel level has been ex-
tended 70 feet; total length 1908 feet from the
main tunnel and is in quartz and porphyry.
| KENTU CK-We continue to extract from to 8
| tons of ore per day from the 100 Level OF the
average value of $50 per ton On the 100 level
we are extending G. south drift and have started
araise above the track floor near the north line.
Inc raise IS up 10 ieet and Is IN fair grade
The Joint west crosscut near the Jacket south
line Is In "a feet; face is in clay and porphyry.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. May 2e-The stock market opened
comparatively firm, but the bears soon started
another raid to catch stop-orders and in a short
time some stocks scored material losses General
Electric was the principal sufferer declining from
671a @641a on large sales. Distillers about the
same time broke 27s to 16. Reading subsequently
fell points TO 1875. This, together with drop
OF to per cent in bonds, added to the weakness
OF the general market The pressure to sell Read
ings was due TO the disappointment felt concern
ing the readjustment plan. Near the close there
was a reactiCn General Electric bounded up 31s.
common Cerdage rs, preferred 9. and Sugar as
per cent The market closed firm in tone. Gov
ernments firm. Petroleum frmer at SIC bid
EXCHANGE MONEY AND BONDS.
Money on call was frmer at 2@5 pr cent and
closed offered at ~ per cent. Prime pap-r, COS
per cent. Sterling exchange firm. with sixty.
day bills at $4 S51sGl4 50; demand, 81 s91z q
S9la. United States AS, regular. S11234; do.
coupon Sll2s4; 2's, regular, 49, Pacific SIS, $105;
silver S25sc.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The week opened strong aud active yesterday.
Prices advanced under the leadership OF Potosi
and sales were recorded in this stock up to SO 10
ong line of good buyers made things rather
warm for the short sellers on the noon informal
session. Nothing outside of the usual weekly re-
ports was placed on file but private advices report
continuation Of the good showing on the $50
level OF Potosi
On the early call OF the Pacific Board HirschfeId
was GOOD buyer OF Polosi up to 81 80, and in the
big board it sold up to 81 95 with Epsteiu h;arrs
and Stoutenhorough buying. After the call il adj
yanced 10 81 10 un er the purchases of Paxton
and 1900 shares changed hands. An attempt was
mad by kraus to break prices o. the Afternoon
call OF the Pacific. ana the stock was forced down
70 s. 80 but 1t rallied again and was In demand at
IS at Tho close.
NOTES.
Bullion valued at s24. l65 04 has been sent to
the Carson Mat from the Con. Cal. AID VIRGINIA
being the fnaI Shipment for May account dur no
which month there was produced $36,475 30
bullion shipment containing 9047 fine ounces
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Making Marble Out of Chalk.

soCIohce SHtIngs.
In nature marble is made out of chalk
by water, which percoates through the
chalky deposits. dissolves the chalk parti-
Gle by particle and crystallizes il, mour tain
pressure solidfying it. Il has been found
that similar results may be accomplished
by chemical means, First slices If chalk
are dipped into color bath, staining
them WI h iints that will initiate any kind
oil marble known. For this purpose the
same mineral stains are used az are en-
sloyed In nature. For example, TO pro.
Que counterfeit verde antique" oxide of
pink, black and other colorings are nh'
tanned. Next the chalk slices 90 INTO an
other bath, BY which they are hardened
and c:ystallized. coming out, to all intents
and purposes. real marble.
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GuNARD LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
Aurania. May 20,9 90 AN AuranIa,Jnel IL 8 100 AM
Etruria. May ~, 300 PM Etruria, Jue "a, 100 PM
Campania, Jne $500 AN Campania Jly /, 8 80 AM
umbria, Jne o. 2:G0 Pm Umbria, July g. l 100 PM
EXTRA STEAMERS:
Galia, May 49, Moon G3lla June 90 10 100 AM
Servia, June u, 1000 AM lServia, July a. 9 90 AM
40 Ca Din passage, $40 aud upward: second cabin,
S35. Storage tickets to aud from all parts Of
Europe at very low rates. For freight ana pas
sage apply at company's Office Bowling Green
New York -
VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. General Agents.
Good accommo datlon can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DlMDND Il Co.
Jy2T TuThSa Agents, San Francisco.
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MARKET REPORTS.
MONDAY EVENING. May 30.
y or ruE HApRErs

SUMMARY Ot THE AARhETSs
Flour quiet.
Silver firmer.
Wheat dull and weaker.
Wheat freights dull.
Barley lower.
Oats and Rye steady.
Yellow Corn weak.
Beans inactive.
Dried Peas nominal.
Buckwheat dull.
Hay weak
Increased receipts OF New Potatoes
onions In good supply.
Butter and Cheese weak.
Common Eggs slow.
Honey tending downward.
Poultry quiet.
New Apples slow. Figs hard to sell.
Cherries In fair supply.
Fine Oranges firm.
Dried Fruit, Nuts and Raisins dull.
Hams and Bacon lower.
Hops dull and weak
Tallow quiet.
Grain Bags easy and dull.
Beef, Mutton and Veal weak,
Hogs firm.
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Builders Contracts.

Julia Nc Donald with Morrison Il Cook to build
on lot Oh SW line OF sherman avenue 237 y " of
beginning: 5 700.
Dr. c. A. Clinton with Gardner &c Bovden. to
build IN Z corner OF Howard and Tweutv-6rst
streets, 3d. 100, 60, 4 22:6 S 95, W i22:6;
Martha II. Barker with Hugh keenan, to I'm ild
on lot NY corner Of Cough street and / ilv
avenue 30 by w S7:5; Sl0.l46.
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Chicago Markets.


CHIcAeo, May 29.-wheat was weak and opened
1k@s4c lower; further declined I14e on free
speculative offerings, and light demand caused
by lower cables, f1ne weather. a more encouraging
crop outlook and liberal receipts held steady AMI
closed easy at &c lower than on Saturday Re
ceipts. 100000 bushels; shipments. 149, 900
bushels.
CATTLE
Cattie-Receipts. 19, 600; steers. l0@l5c lower;
COWS and Texans steady; native steers. 81 250o5:
TEXANS. 81 6O94 30; steers and feeders. SO SO
IS.
Hogs t. Receipts. sit 1000; opened strong and
closed l0c lower; mixed and packing, 81 loo
rs: prime heavy and butchers weights ~ 500
40; light ST 25@7 40.
Sheep-Receipts l2.UDO; 5@10c higher: West
ems. 81 5000 25i Texans IS rs @ 81 spring
lambs, 81 50@7
PROVISIONS.
Wheat easy: cash, 6S3sc: July 7O5sc. Corn
lower cash, 39Iac: july 401sc. Oats, Steady ;
cash, 29s4e; July 2S5sc Pork, easy: cash. $40 so F.;
September, $2l rs. Lard steadyi cash. so 25
September, SO 371a. Ribs. steady: cash. 80 rs:
September. 80 90. Rye, 94c Barley. 6UG62c.
Flax 81 05. Timothy, Sc 30 TO 81 IS.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALES
The Earl Fruit Company sold California fruits
to-day at auction. realizing the following prices
Royal Ann cherries. 50 55 tartarian, 81 SO to
81 / 5: Rockport 81 so.
The following prices were also received at pri-
vate sale: Fancy naves (repackedl, SO 5000 Is ;
seedlings, 81 SO; ST Michaels, 81 1903 80.
CHICAGO, May 29.-P0rter Bros. s. Co. sold to.
day one car of California fruit realizing the fol-
lowing prices: Cherries-Back Tartarians. $ 5UGn
15 RockpOrts, 81 40@l 45. The fruit was Ia
good condition and in good demand.