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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
NR Paris Dye-House. K
Z. HARRIS, PROPHET
The Oldest Establishment
IN ,EHHE CITY.

FUNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGs MOST RESPECTFULLY
u to inform the citizens Of Indianapolis and the sur
rounding country that he Is TO be found his old stand
No 10 South Meridian street, few doors south Of the
Post Office.
Thankful to the ladies and gents for the liberal
ne has received for the last six years. hoping for
tinuance Of the same.
Work done cheap and warranted. Ladies' satin and
wooen dresses and shaws cleaned and dyed in all fancy
shades. Grape sbaws dyed beautiful scarst
and besched. Gents soiled clothing cleaned dyed re-
paired and pressed 10 look well new, short
tce Grease, tar paint taken out, without injury
the cloth.
Secondhand clothes bought and sold.
Military sashes redyed a short notice. Funeral
mouI ming dyed.
N b Don't make mistake; connection with any
other house Of the same kind name in the city.
feb5 Z. HARRIS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
MUSIC.
PIANOS! PIANOs.

EsHEAPER AND BETTER IS-
sTRrNENrS thsn wcrs ever <~~E-
offered M this market Ny -
rsngements with Eastern Piano -"
nsnufacfurers such thsffcsn N liz
furnish al orders 1s Per cent. - u
cheaper any desl~r fhe Nest warrant ther
superior instruments. Ouly for cash. 4. ...l
Call ard AZ Neksrs " n. Talsott A cosyeselry
ssors. No. ~ " ws<hinkfen
PfASos. NEL0DfoSs. ORGANS 6rrfARs, vfofIxs.
ACCoRDEoxS 4c. TUSkD kxDkEPkiEED.
Having had twenty ys ~ experience The rublc
ho sssarcd th<t tbey have better opporfunlty
than they gsn<raS sh h<ss tAes< l1<tr.u~ns.
inIy5f -d1y 81 -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
A Medical Report,
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS,

Obntdinia0 Thirty Fine Plates ana En0rdringsofne
An1toDly and Physiology eftse Serp~ Oyqa.ls ia
state Of HerlfA and Disease.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
GAlEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
CHARTERED

BY THE LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOR THE
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENIAL ORGANS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22
Army Pay Roll.

Army Pay Roll.
The following statement, taken from official
sources, will show the army pay roll. In the first
column will be found the nett salary per month
and in the second the total salary per month,
which includes rations, servant hire, forage, &c
GENERAL OFFICERS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22

From the Mshawaka (st Jos Co, Ind Enterprise Feb
I6e1
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22

Allen. Joseph p Collins. Frank A. Hardman,
John 5. Fosdick, Wm. W. Shuler, Daniel Carey,
James NJ Confer. Million ". Boggs. James II.
Iankins
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-22

Wood. Lewis Brooks, Elijah H. c. Cavins. Ma
than Willard, Jonathan ID. Hagan, John Coons.
John II. Martin. Phlander r. Owen, James r.
. EalfV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-08

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0)ont ia EnSland, end cotton further advall-
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eu
@AA>'>-. o~''' ~ ''01'A0 ''10 1S'1,
and hopes tElat means may oe devised 70 end
the conflict between the North and South.
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o+ tbe Gfon;tor and rho 1Tn,r;,,ac ;,, order -
tasr tbo;r n,a,;rs
Russia has recognized the kingdom Of Italy,
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csla5e - aelo4lca ~ s"yS' nes7t ~ ".,
fjood- sto;n;51 s11ots Whsfevcr rnav ha t]1o
result, it is plain he war has nov reached /
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not ht>i;eva the orv far more f]oodshed renre
sents the minds Of the American people
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"s4 oHle LnV opol 'ul, 'l',o 10
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yersal echo
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nn a ;,,Sho1 o oltv hoa,e;n snd x
ultatior.
The L1ondon Post charges the American soy
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-08

were caIlGOlct!.
Ihe 18th Virginia regiment Wo2t ,nto the
engagement on -}Lon<}ay, on the Charles H'ty
road, with $50 men, and @eUi9 cu. wIth |l3--
5he remainder Of the regl4laI1tTa-e either Kill
cd Or taken prisoners. lhe following are the
names Of those who answered at roll call III 10.
K after the ngagenent: Licr1ta. Brodic and
Iorupkius; Corporals Murray an(: Scdwicz; ;
pTiyates 4 Allen, Bennett, Cologne, field,
Hart, hoffman, Mclotosh, Parkinson and
Nelson. Private C0los, Of company X, waz
severely wounded IN the thigh.
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-AEaso arI1Teo at New : OK on o'IoEC'S'' Ms'n
dates from Fort f'oEal 70 lI1e SV l1i''a0'' 17
new military governor OF o'o91 Ia'o''i'Sf, l5en'
Hu1us oaA1on; mas arrived a. D''*uloT', WHICH
place has been designated at MS 1otoFe resi-,
dence. Thus tar ten. '>axton nod not ISSUED
any proclamation Vener2I Hunter IS n1''ch
cansured by all the officers tor his conduct at
the battle OF James Island. Ihough the |l5h-
drawal or the troopsfronl James lsano Is sa1d 70
be buta sanitary measure, 1t lsnot looked upon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

The Congressional Committee Of Ways and
Means have at length, after delay which il 10
difficult 70 explain, reported a Tariff bill. II en-.
braces duty OF to cents per pound on sugars, 8
cents per gallon on molasses, 35 to 100 cents per
pound on segars, besides10pe cent ad valorem; an
additional duty Of IS cents per gallon on all distilled
liquors; large increase in the duties on iron, iron
ware, coal, drugs, dry goods Of all kinds, fancy
goods and miscellaneous articles generally
number Of importing merchants have left this city
for Washington to protest against any increase in
tho duties the articles in which they deal. They
are very willing that everybody else should be
taxed to pay the expenses OF the war; but they ella
immunity for themselves and for the foreign
Drms which they represent. 1t is difficult to dis.
cover any sood reason why their demands should
DC granted. No country in the world has granted
such privileges 20 foreigners as the United States:
but 10 going little too far to claim that. while
native produce and native manufactures are going
10 be taxed to the utmost of their capacity TO bear
taxation, foreign wares should be allowed 70 es.
cape. 1t is true that at present certain kinds of
dry goods-such a. carpets, &c.--and certain do.
scriptions OF hardware, are not manufactured IN
this country and therefore the irty levied on them
will come out Of the pockets OF She consumer. mo,
the producer. But his is a very enterprising
count and onr people are not apt to allow IN.
portunities Of making money TO escape them.
Heavy duties on foreign carpets aRd forsgq hard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23
Newspapers Accounts.
From the Panama Bulletin, June 13. I
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR n Drx.

Colonel A. L. Mckee, ths American Consul at PANAMA.
Ia ennently entitled to the thanks OF his loyal country
men aud government for the ghv ludicioas firm aud
legal manner in which he has eprssonted the and
interests OF the United states during conflict OF autao
rity between ths d fd ito government OF New Granada
aud the State Of aaami Notwtb landing the perfect
whrlwind or excitement, dust sophisry whos sling anu
biarney that vas raised by Interested and designing
parties, with the evident view Of cufns the United
states into this teakeitc tenn est, thereby promis
ing tho sire neuraty and interference impora-
t.Ssiy impossdI by every consideration u public law
justice, ucence wise Ia am the glass house
in which Americans 1.-Two ~ rescntnotwish lbs ing the
skyrocket and spasnodc contostcns q rival factions
grated 10 observe tie sh toned strictly legal
honorable stand taken b. C,l Mckee, and xehonor him
for his raj uragc and patriotism; Tor We believe that
loyal American having entrusted 10 his courage, ldc
~ and honor the welfare Of his county perhaps the
very LIE Of tbs rspubic-.or who can say upon what
thread or straw might hang the fate Of peopsa n, al
American would shrink from 6cing the honor III.
terests OF his country he altar Of personal vanity
ambition or avarice, and would laugh IN blan.
diahrneass, sophistrcs. frcwns and OF tate
rested and 80 nsh po.tcrs, who would hesitate u
drag the United States Into the mirs Of New
brswls. wo are assured OF the physical anil moral
courage, and the startling patriotism and integrity o
Col Mcass and earnestly trust that he will Keep bis
loot precisely in the placs hero he has legally
cons1mrnate staiosmsnzhip planted 1t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23
The United States OF Colombia.
OUR PANAMA coRnEsPoADEScE.

PANAMA, tune IL 1867.
Arrival ofhe Screr stsawer 7alis~on al Apsrql
relations Of 1e carfias Of Caa'co- rnprotecsei Con-
daion Of The Cly-Desp rrte Ren-on,re Be.ecsn Arbo.
Lda's Forces aud Geaeral Lopez's Adrarced Guard
Commencement Of C-aerat Mes7ura's An ioqsan Cam
poigr-rntT. ing Nnc from rsresuels-x citing Of "a.
CoiDmlian Onion al Cdvcrqua-IrftaJh Of tie Fefer.
ais-Rsiag inLrsuaga-Dsstt Of Generals Tar Dc ard
Heyra-Er citing STATE of Ag.iirs on ne kL.mn-Pro.
clamc'ion of ne Grrcrnor--panaW Dcscred-.ycarcfsy
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BsOea ne Governor an5
hs Troos-EndatigaIte s1srsion Of ne Uai,.d staks
Csnsuis al Papama AMI A,ong1n 70 Bring Aboui a
Peaceful Conawomis--77< Brs,ist Mar SAp TymspaH
and ne United 81 ts Shir Sdrrndc al Taio3a Island far
n> Pyos>cson Of Essl.h and Ansrtc1n P.per.y &C. &C.
Tho screw Talisman arrived nj Aspnwall from
Liverpool, via Santa Martha and CaFthagsna on the
rnorsins OF the 10Th nst Our dates from Borota arc
- late 40 the 10Th ult.
The news from she centre Of the republic 10 mcagre
Lis reported that the guerilla Of aasca had
again entered the city, and after receiving IN peace
sundry goods and mencys FROM tho nhab departed
II very surprising that Tho city should BE- thus left
unprotected General ssntos Aeosta left there 10
garrison " with sufficient number Of men. How 1.
happens that he 10 not msatoncd cannot explain I'M
less be that he had pususd .hs main body too far r.
turn his attention 10 time 10 any par. that may have
been detailed 10 The city This has sonsrsv bs,
tbs case hsrslsfors.
BY the way Of Carthagsna we isarn thai e.ps,.i
Lopszs advanced guard had hal renconlro win Aybo
lsdAs forces IN The STATE Of cagcs Detailed aeo,u,,.
have not yss reached Us but tho main point. arc
General Lopez had detached battalion (0ye hursroa
msn) from the lopez div sion ia order 10 sxplo,. M
country. Arbo,sda. knowing tbls attacked a with Il
hts Forces though without success They fousht haoc
ally for thrss hours after which they succ ode. IN
ting their way back 70 the main bocy by the use Of Inc
bayones
Colonel Arboleds, In cauca, calls Canal, who ia In
Antoqua At the head of seventeen hundred men TO aid
aim; yet tbs altsr gives response Hc did a.to, n,
oncs 70 Join Rim. bnt bsing promptly mss BY Genera .
Gusssrrsz snd Martinez, fell back on Manzsies.
General Mosqusra has already orsncd his Antisquian
campaign rere IL great want OF all sorts ri linen and
eoos eceus "a tns Interior, Of The blockade
me Commissioners for the ss o. ppn,r,s Senior Juxo
ArSsmeoa. expected 70 return sco5 AZ nothing has been
sons win regard 70 tho Gnsrdls.xsrno tsssx. rseo
sisted isss Ssptsnosr at Aspisval.
BY w1c Santa N~.hs va have inls,a.,,,. n,ws
from vsnezasis We have aA,ss from ta-pavrs a. An.
wa o. lsss mouth On The <,h o. Ar-,l Tho r,o,,. i,
ported 0"''n, % vas 70
The representatives Of shs different, s.o.,,u
w 'sacaaaa' and havios drawn W the ,c, d sdhas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

The stock market was very active at the com
mencement Of the week, but fell off toward tie
close. The advance led to large sales to reaIiz'
profits, to which the decline may probably be as
cribed. The most active stocks Of late have been
the Western shares and New York Central. both
Of which have advanced very considerably, and
look as though, under favorable circumstances.
they might advance more. Central is higher than
II has been for many years. The Western shares
and Eric were higher in 1858 than they arc now.
A large business has been done in American bonds
imported from Europe. Should the supply Of these
bonds from his source continue. lower prices may
probably - expected and parties in search Of in
; vestmen's should examine the prospect carefully
before ties buy.
The csrn.ngs OF the La Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad lor May were:--
tno-..s .y125 wv
Nay 1901 los ,OU2
increase. I'll yo6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

nour taken ~ - Sd. To Havrs 5000 bushei
wheat reported q shout 2oc. In shippers bags
ship with grain for direct port in Ireland with the
privilege Of naming Of those ports ct Id per Sixty
FIRE CRAcKERs Tho market was firm and sales Of 900
200 boxes Canton No. !. 40 packs, have been made
within two or three days at 81 SO 81 60, mostly At
FM.-Iry cod was less plenty and the market firm
sales within two three days have been made Of 900
quintals at 80 SIX q 81 Msckerel was quiet with
small SAILS 800 bbls. large No at s. IS So rs.
dull.
Fsur.-T Tho business doing was limited at 50 s2ss a
In day or two 100 bbls OF have been sold
private terms.
HAr.-.Nolth river was steady with sales of 100 bales
At 60c. for shipment and At CSC zoe. for city
Hops.-The market was firm with good brewing do
mand. with sales O. last years growth OF good to prime
quality At l6c. 20c., and OF 1860 at loo.
INDlGo.-The market arm with good demand
from tn. trade, and sales at full prices.
Of duties checked s SCOTCH ps
fr9m yard, at $22 so S24 90, six months
Spanish, at SO 62k y 50 IS, cash
LIME was Arm and active, with sales Of common Rock
land a 05c.; Glenn Falls also Was in good demand and
prices unchanged. I'll
MoLAssss-fhe market was steady, with small sales
Of Cuba muscovado at 26c &c., and Of cIayed at 23c
a 24c.
NAVAL SroRrs-The market was unsettled. Spirits
turpentine nominal at 81 80. Common rosin at $12:
Tine scarce, and tar nominal
Oms.-Crude sperm and whale were unchanged and
q let City nsead has been freely bought up at &C.
$780,, and is held at s4c &c., chiefly at tho latter
PRICE, This rise has been caused by the scarcity Of ssed
There said to be only 200 bags here and in st
hands in Boston. Crude petroleum frmer, and has
advanced tho weeks sales sc. per gallon, and
refined 1c. per gallon; sales Of crude Of ~
. Al gravity werc made at lie. 12Hc., with
sales OF refined At 21c &C. for yellow, test 100 a
Ito degrees 22c &C. for light straw white test l2O
100 degrees All packages extra and 100 bbs prime for
export ut SOC. No charge for packages.
PRoysoSs.-P0rk-The market rather more &C
tive lille prices unchanged The sales footed up
about 400 bills, at $40 80 $40 IS for moss and at
50 62h 80 70 Tor primo Beet in fair request nth
sales Of 200 bbs $l1 $12 for pain and at SIS
Sl3 SO Tor extra Prime ard beef hams quiet
and nominal. Cut meats active while prices
were steady sales q 800 bbis were made at 34c SIC.
for shoulders and 4lSc 5zc. for hams. Lard was in
good demand aud prices steady with sales Of $50 packages
at 7xc 85se Good to prime State butter selling
at l6c 17c and Ohio at 13c 15c State cheese good
TO choice, 1t 7c. o &c. and Ohio at &c. . &c.
SEYDs.-Clovcr and timothy quiet and nominal.
Inseed and higher with sales Of Calcutta in
Boston at 50 Is
SUGARS were nrm, while sales embraced 200 hhds.
chiefly Cubas at full prices In nsequenos Of increased
duties, some holders had withdrawn supplies from the
market Refined sugar 10 unsettled. Stuart and most
OF the re6ners are selling o. prices TO DO fixed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

--Canadien -four was higher and in moderate
request while tho saeB embraced about 100
bis, closing within the above range OF prices.
southern -four was moro steady at quotations. while
sales embraced about eco bbls Rye -four wac steady
tho above prices with sales Of $50 bbs Corumeai was
easier, but 10 goo demand at quotations. with sass
% 1rlO0 bols Jersey and BrandywiDe. The wheat
market was actve aud buoyant, tsansaotiU bong
checked BY the advancing tendency in fri gt the SAILS
embraced about $1,000 bushels, at 81 05 for amber
Iowa aud Green Bay, eIc a 81 VI for Milwaukee club
81 IA 81 - for red Western 81 IL for primo amber
do, 81 p for good white DO, aud IL 81 q 81 10
for choice white Michigan and choice Kentucky, the
latter W lot Of 700 bushels. Corn was t. a
ne lower while fair demand existed. with
sales OF about 70 0c0 bushels at a9c for heated 0c Tor
new mixed and Bic. $40. for old Western mixed In
store and ioiycrs 51c for Western yellow SIC for
choice willie southern. Rye was hrm aud in good de
mand with sales OF Worth river a. 76c barley and bar.
10y malt were quiet and quotlticDs were uuchancei
Oats were rnor with sales OF Canadian and Western at
425sc. 4sc., and II state al - nc. 45c.
ceFgE.--lhe market was steady but quiet and sales
limited.
CoITos was hrmer and closed al higher rates. Tbs
sales embraced $500 bales part On Speculation al 40 .
FOR mddIing urlsnds The stock reminding on hand was
quite limited.
FREieHrs.--Ratss wore hrmcr. To Liverpool sbou.
zj0U0 bushes Of wheat were engaged In bulk aud In
snps bags At 10Ad lid. afterwards the inside ngurs
wss cdered and decned), and 600 bbs. -four az AZ
To fonaon 5000 bushss Of wheat at lloyd, in bulk
and Bugs ~ r. Sc lid wss asked, IN bags TO Glasgow
aAi xsskAgsA axA NsEe Mkph a Sssa cd AGO lAl1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23

ASPfSwAIL June IL, 1862.
The Governor has just telcsra2hcd [hap tweIve)
10 Colonel Totten that he may transport Colonel santa
Colonial troops over the railroad 70 Panama.
ree steamer will leave before O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUNDAY, June % 1,

SUNDAY, June %, 1862.
The importations for the week ending Yesterday
we're less than an average, though in excess Of
those Of the corresponding week last year. The
following were the princinal itema:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

sAruRDAy, June 2I--6 p u.
Asuxs--Thc market was quiet AMI salcs limited at
s. 81 for pots. Pearls wers nominal NJ 50.
EREApTusrs--Flour-The market rather more
active end firm for and medium grades OF state
and Western. while the higher grades OF extras weso
sustained. The sales embraced about 900 bbs c sing
within tins range of the following prices.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-23
ExPHn ssEs.

A BuRNuAM's FURNITURE ExPREss MD PAJN.
"a. Ing ,stabl, threat III West Eleventh street near
Stvh wenue.Furnturf oxed and shipped to I'll parts q
Sxnrd Covered Gas for removing tAiniss 70 aud
lroh tps coupay. Euraituge stoged
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The bank statement Of last Monday showed o
specie average Of 81 ,62 04s, being decrease OF
$50 ,s34 from the week preceding; loans average
Of sli4 Ola, $50, being an increase OF Al 6o5 OCo
and deposit average of s125 ,eis ,375, being an
increase Of s7e,sl4. II is understood that to-
morrowss statement will show further increase
in loans and deposits, aud decrease Of specie
tic latter arising from Withdrawals for Shipment
large portion Of tile specie reported in the bank
reserve being in the shape Of special deposits The
leading bank managers view the present advance
in gold and the specie export with indifference.
No more gold can 60 abroad than we owe and. 60
far as American stocks are concerned, we never
we're in so good condition to buy our obligations
from Europe as we are at present. Every mil
Ion Of bonds purchased from foreigners saves us
q least s70,QQ2 A JeE " Interest," We orc. u
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TMropTs
For the wcek. 1850. 1861 1882
Dry g,ods. ......... 81 ,236 GOO 2f5,3a0 244 O53
General merchandise 1880 SAT 1,60s 81 22os 6o7
Total FOR the week. 50 ,959,147 1s23,I07 2Sl3lC0
Previously reported .105 ,535,l6S 745,4,045 75229s3
since ian. H.. .s1lo 5oi ,3i5 76397,753 1905 543
EXPORTS o. PRoDrcE MERCHANDISE
1se0 1851 1862
For the week ...... g, 33o 1853 333G,lIs 3A2y 2l8
Prcviolslyroported. 3790,6o6 7gl1 800 81 ass 100
Since JAN $40. 25o574 OF 247 COS 1912 aIe
ExroRrs SPECIE.
1850. 1861. 1879
Eor the week. ........ $2il2,427 30 546 aOIg ia,
Previously reported. 10 ToT.a36 2Sja,sTs 2l7fITT5
Stree Jan. 81 slo,2os ao7s ,l54 %, 5ol ,7o2
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EXCURSIONS.

LNIsHfNG BASKs-THE STEAMER .CRoToN, CAPT.
IT james A. DuInont will leave daily a. follows Saturdays
excepted, NORTH river Chris.ophes street az A.
Peck slip, ~ A. NJ; pier No. North river % A. N.
efresents of all kinds Fishing Tickle, Bait &C.,
board. Fare for the trip, lift, cents