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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-03-21
HERRING's DOMESTIC LIE.

As far as known the two men have
never had any quarreIs together
and for that reason their friends
are at loss TO discover the reason
for the shooting.
Herring, according TO statements
made by people who know him, is
of an erratic disposition, and at
times he is considered not of sound
mind. He went home on Saturday
and shortly after the dinner hour
the neighbors heard loud talk, and
soon it was learned that Herring
and his wife were quarreling. Lit
tie attention was paid to the cir
cumstance, as a quarrel between
them was of common occurrence.
Later on the noise increased so that
the neighbors became alarmed and
thought Herring was killing his
wife. He was in a furious temper,
and it was afterward learned that
had it not been for the intervention
Of q japanese domestic, he would
have shot his wife, but the servant
held his arm so he could not get an
aim. Previous to this he had
knocked his wife down and had
kicked her in the side and other
wise maltreated her.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-03-21

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
A recipe for making taro -four
poi appears in this issue.
Lieut.. W. R. Rush, of the Boston,
has prepared a manual of guard
duty for Camp Boston.
The mail dispatched on the Z. 5.
s. Alliance consisted of 1856 let
tiers and $50 papers.
c. W. Ashford says that he has
retired from politics and the Black
Flag league at the same time.
The appointment of Mr.. 7. c.
Porter, as Minister of Finance, Is
officially announced in this issue.
The Diocesan Magazine is out
for the current month. The pres
ent number completes the first
volume
Ladies looking for an Easter hat
or bonnet should call at Sachs
store and see the new Spring styles
now open.
Capt. W. H. Tell, late superin-
tendent Of the Leper Settlement at
Molokai, is keeping & stall at the
Fish Market.
All Of the japanese prisoners on
the reef have been put under lock
and KEY 70 prevent them from
walking of.
David B. Lyman, formerly a res
ident of the Islands, has been cleo
ted President Of the Chicago Bar
Association.
Tourists and townspeople while
in Hilo can get copies Of the AD-
vERTIsER and GAZETTE at the store
of J. 4. Martin.
Reports from Maui state that W.
H. Cornwell and his friends are
busy circulating petitions among
the natives on Maui.
The American Relief Fund has
been presented by Mr.. c. r. Bishop
with $1,000 Government bond
bearing 8 per cent. interest.
David Kawananakoa is describ-
ed by an Eastern paper in this !
way: He looks like a Spaniard |
and he dresses out of sight"
]. J. Williams will accompany |
the Raymond and Whitcomb party |
on their volcano trip. He expects |
20 return with s new set Of views.
The April number OF the Cali
fornian Magazine will contain an
article on Hawaiian affairs, written
by E. Ellsworth Carey. late of this
,fty.
1t is reported that Mr.. F. NJ.
English, the manager of the Ha-
vaiian Hotel, viii shortly leave for
the United States to accept 3 more
position.
Mr.. P. c. Jones has resigned his
position as Minister Of Finance
wing TO i'll health. He viii be
by Mr.. T. c. Porter Of
he Bank Of Claus SpreckeIs d Co.
The Portuguese paper known as
he SentinelIa is to De enlarged |
-erv soon. The subscription price
: to be reduced by one half. This
: 4 good paper for business men to
dvertise their wares in.
Mr.. T. R. Morse of Tacoma Is 4
ate arrival. He is interested in
be coffee business, and his visit Is
lade to examine the soil and learn
Their particulars regarding the cul-
walton Of the berry on these isl
nds.
The last of the japanese immi-
rants were sent away Tuesday
ON the quarantine grounds as !
FLOWS: Hutchinson Sugar Co.
men 10 women, koloa Sugar
o. ) men / woman, 4. 5. Wilcox
men women :
The suit of Claus Spreckels vs.. a
Gorge W. Macfarlane, to settle a :
aim of $4,000, was heard last I
eek by Judge Whiting. Nearly "
le-half of the stock of the Wal v
lpu Sugar Companyis pledged as g
curitv for the amount. O
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THE FLOUR OUTPUT.
Decrease of $4,000 Barrels mt the Min
neapoiis Mills the Past Week.

Decrease of $4,000 Barrels the Min
neapoiis Mills the Past Week.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. May 5.-The
Northwestern Miller says: The idleness
of some of the big mills last week caused q
decrease in the flour output of IS. 600 bar
rrls. 1346l5 barrels being ground, or an
average of %. 436 barrels daily. against 49,
124 barrels the week before, 1880 barrels
for the corresponding time in 1892 and 1885,
100 barrels in 1891. This is the smallest
amount of -four made in any week since
the last In December. Three mills. capa-
bic of grinding $500 barrels. which were
idle last week, have been placed in opera
tion again. while two others have been
shut down. cutting OFT 1000 barrels. From
this IT would appear that the output this
week Will be somewhat larger than that of
last week. Flour continues to sell pretty
Slowly and business on the whole Is not
very satisfactory. Exporters buy rather
more freely than the domestic trade. The
United Kingdom takes both patent and
bakers. while Holland confines ITS pur-
chases To the latter grade and has lately
bought quite literally. Some firms that
are able TO sell q great deal for export do
comparatively nothing ct home. Low
grades are hard To dispose of. it being re-
ported that other sections are underselling
Minneapolis IN New York. The direct eX-
port shipments by the mills last week were
Oh. 435 barrels. against IS. 951 barrels the pre-
ceding week. London quotations per $50
poundsc (. are: Patents. 2iEB25s bakers,
160 lis; low grades lnominall. HOES.
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SUMNER RESORT AD. KILLED.
The Famous New England Sea "Sarpin,'
slaughtered by Fishermen or Point Weir.

PROvINCETOwN. Mass, May 5.-The coast
summer resorts have lost one of their great
est drawing cards. The famous "sarpint"
that annually popped its head out of the
water just about the time the hotels
opened for the summer Is dead. But.
though the hotel men may grieve. the
Joneses and Jags who are won't TO linger
too long over their New England butter
milk will he glad. They will no longer be
troubled with the fear of seeing the reptile
either W bile returning from nj gbt's iolllty
or IN their dreams. All this depends on the
veracity of the men who 90 down TO the
sea after fishes Oft Point w eir According
to the tishermen's story they went to their
traps yesterday morning as usual to re-
move the nights catch of fish, and were
considerably surprised TO find that the
weir was filled with huge sea monster 1t
that moment lying qnietiy on the top.
Neither end of the creature was visible,
but after waiting q few minutes an ugly,
Notwithstanding head appeared.
The fishermen resolved on the capture OF
the monster alive. il possible. running
how'll was made and deity cast, the
moose falling over the mead and around the
creatures neck. Then began fierce
struggle for the mastery. the men trying
To haul the monster out of the trap. and
tho creature trying To pull the boat aud
crew into It, Finally they shot "a bomb
lance from the whale gun into the crea-
lures neck just back OF the head. The
lance exploded and broke the backbone,
and instantly killed the fish. 1t was then
towed to the beach. and when the tide
ebbed scores of people went to see II.
The creature is shaped like huge eel. Is
twenty nine feet eight inches In length.
and four feet six and three quarter inches
around the body at the largest point. which
is iust back of the head The head is con-
vex on the top. the mouth Is large and FUR
DIshed with i've rows of saw-like teeth.
two rows in the upper jaw which fit snugly
between the three rows IN the lower. Along
the back O serrated fin extend the
entire length from head TO tail. The
latter is shaped like a sharks. with the
upper lobe considerably longer than tho
lower. There are two pectorsl
and two anal fms each n
trifle over three feet. Its color on the back
Is dark. muddy green. gradually chang
ing 10 light color down the sides. while
tie belly is almost white. The fish is
entirely devoid OF scales. ana possesses q
very tongh skin. nearly q quarter OF an
inch thick. Measures will be taken to pre-
serve the head and jaws entire. but the
rest of the body will be skinned. as IL
would he impossible TO preserve snch a
quantity of flesh. As soon rs the fish can
be properly cured and mounted il will he
sent TO Chicago and placed IN the Fisheries
Building.
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AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Priees in Produce at the seaboard's
Commercial MetropoIis.

Ruling Priees In Produce at the seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK. May Receipts.
25.651 packages; exports. LISP bris and 49,
957 sacks: sales. 4.sO0 packages. The mar
ket was more active and tirmer in in
stances so l0c higher Corn meal quiet and
steady; yellow Western, S2.G50275.
Wheat-Receipts, 125.55U bu; exports, 2S,-
OIS bu; sales. 5.SgO.O00 bu futures. 12S. 600 bu
spot The spot market was firmer and
moderately active; No. . red in store and
elevator, TIA a 1Sc; atioat. 7Sl2 97S34 c; I. o.
b.. 7s'079l2c; No. Northern. S2l9c. Options
were fairly active, strong and y 0lAc
higher at the close. influenced by foreign
buy ing. higher cables, unfavorable crop re-
ports, better Chicago and local covering;
No. 2 red. May. 761a l076lsc. closing at 767s C;
June. 775s 07Sl4c, closing at 7S24e; July.
IS 1850 soc, closing at soc; September. SIS
0e2Asc, closing at S2esc December. S50 Soc.
closing at Ste.
Corn-Receipts. $1,000 bu; exports. So. lS4
bu; sales. 2.245 bu futures, 10000 bu spot.
Spots were stronger and very dull; No >,
81 y 352c in elevator. 52l2 D5Sc afoat. OPP
tIons were "a Dli4c higher with the West,
continued light receipts, foreign buving
and shorts covering, closing strong. with
6peCulatlOn more actlVe; May. 0lt15l l2c,
closing at 5ll2c; June, 5lfD5l lac. closing at
5llsc: July. as052lsc. closing at $40:
August. 5-fD523+c. closing at 5234c; Septem-
Der. 52s@ a lec. closing ut 5319c.
Oats-Receipte. $4,000 bu: exports. %. al
bu: sales. IL. OU0 bu futures, 5000 bu spot.
Spots were dull; whites higher. Options
moderately active and frmer: May, &c., "a
$50, closing at So . C; June. S60365sc. clos
ing at 36aac July, S6lD56asc. closing at 81 lac:
No. 2 white. 44c: No. 2 Chicago, :Sl2c: No. 3.
SIC; No. white i2l6 i:jc; mixed Western, 81 y
93a lsc; white Western. 41Q 4sc.
Hay steady and IN fair demand. Hops
dull and firm. Hides easy and quiet.
Cut meats more active ana firm: picked
bellies u pounds. lie: pickled shoulders. o
694c. picked hams, 1914 Gl4c. Middles
dull and firm. Lard in better demand and
higher: Western steam closed at 10. 65c bid;
sales $50 tierces at 1850 10.f0c. Options
Sales, go tierces: May, l055c, closing az
lO.53c; July closed at 10.S0c; September
closed at 1850. Pork quiet and frmer:
sales 100 brls; old mess. geo: new mess.
S20.50
Butter-Light receipts and firmer: West
ern dairy, 20G25e; Western creamery, 250
sc; Elgins, Soc Cheese qniet aud heavy.
Eggs irmer and more moderate receipts;
receipts. 7.l59 packages: Western fresh. l6
Ql6Ac.
Tallow quiet and unsettled; city tS2 for
packages. 5<75lsc. Cotton seed OIL was firm
and in good demand: crude. $50 bid; yellow.
5Oe. RosIn quiet
Rice DULL and easy. Molassss-New Or
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LOCAL GrAIN AN PRODUCE.


Some Increase in Trade Noticeable, with
Prices Firm and Steady.
While trade is not up TO expectations
there has heen some improv ement. espe-
cialiy in dry goods and hardware. Com
mission men are doing better than last
week. Receipts of Southern fruits and
vegetables more plentiful Straw
berries are higher and the demand good.
The provision market Is IN strong position.
etock of hog products now being lighter
than in this month during the last ten
years The seed market Is tame ana prices
unchanged. The hide market is fairly
active and prices jrmer.
The local grain market yesterday was
more active and prices stronger than on
any day Tor weeks. Several grades of corn
moved up &c. Track bids ruled as follows:
Wheat-No. red. 65Ae: No. rsd. &c:
No. red, Soc; rejected. 45O55c.
Corn-No. white. sslac; No. white. 43lac;
No. white. 4Sc: No. white. 55iae; No. g
white mixed. zoe; No. white mixed.
S.slgc: NoI4 white mixed. $50; NO. yellow.
zoe; No. 3 yellow, S9l2e; No. yellow. S5c;
No. mixed. zoe; No. 3 mixed, S9i@c; No.
mixed. s4c: sound ear. 42943c.
Oats-No. white, $40; No. white. 35l4 @;
No. 2mixed. 33kc: No. mixed. 29lsc; re-
jected. 2C05Zc.
IL
No. 2. slo: No. prairie. s.; mixed. S.;
clover. 50.
Rye. soc.
Bran. Sill.
POULTRY AND OTHER PRODUCE
Prizes Paid OF Dealers.
Poultry-Hens l0c p lb; yonng chickens.
Zoe t9fb: turkeys. young toms. l0c ~ IS:
hens, lie b 10; ducks. &C T. 10; geese, S405
Tor choice.
Eggs-Sbippers paying l3c.
Butter-Choice country butter, 1G0ISc;
common. 6GSc
Honey L 920c.
Feathers-PrIIne geese. 4Oc y ID; mixed
duck. zoe y T..
Beeswax- 20c for yellow: 15c for dark
Nool-FIHe merinO. 15fDlSe; medium un-
washed, lSG zoe; coarse or braided wool.
179l9c; unmerchantable. 12f615c; tub
washed. 2562cc.
hides. T0fl0r, Etc.
Hides-No. !. G.. s. Hides, 4lac; No. G..
:. Hides. Slae; No. calf hides. Sc: No. calf
hides the
TalIow-No. tsliow. 4isc; No. ? talIow,
&c.
Horse Hides-s2Q25O
Sc.
Bones-Dry sf20I3 ID ton
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MONEY. STOCKS AND GRAIN
Wild Day OF Panic Approaching the His
tOric Black Friday in Wall Street
New Failures Added TO The List in Yesterdays
Collapse-At indianapolis Cereals Are
Gaining Strength and Advancing.
THE BOND MARKET.

Railway Issues Naturally Were DemOraIiZed
sales OF SI.S1O.OOO.
AT New York. yesterday. money on call
was 4l2G40 per cent. the last loan being
niEde at l. closing offered at 4.
Pine meTcaatile rarer. cas- per cent
Sterling exchange was unsettled. with
actual business in BANKERS bills at S4.e3
E04.s4 fOr sixty days. and S4.s5l. 04.s6lz for
demand.
Tie total sales of stocks were 771.777
shares. including the following: AtchisoD.
1880; Burlington. * Quincy. 80. 4oC; Chesa-
peake N Ohio. 10.1C0; Chicago Gas. $500:
Cotton Oil. 5000: Cleveland. Cincinnati.
Chicago * st. Louis. 5000; Delaware. Lack
awanna * Western, 1900: Distilling. TO-
600: Erie. s.4OO; General Electric. 24,60o;
Louisville y Nashville. 5. 200; Manhattan.
%, TOO; Missouri Pacific. $500; National
Lead. III. 500: National Cordsge. 81 200; New
England. 9.30O: Northern Pacific preferred.
1.se0; Reading. 1900; Rock Island, 1890;
ST. Paul. 5000; 81. Paul * Omaha, 6.3o0;
Sugar. 137. 800; Union Pacific. 6.600; Western
Union. 3.4C0.
Not since the Barring failure has there
been such panic on the New York Ex-
change Was seen there yesterday. Ex-
tended particulars of the great slump. the
failures and the phenomenal recovery are
printed in another column of the Journal.
Railway bonds were demor9ized. The
sales wore Sl,Sl0.C00. Chesapeake X Ohio
general fouI-and-a halls fell 315. to TAO
7sla: Chicago 81 Eastern Illinois consols. 3.
TO lis: Toledo 81 Ann Arbor and Grand
Trunk firsts. q. TO 100; Wheeling q Lake
Erie consols. fours. ga, TO as. Readings
were irregular.
Government bonds were steady and State
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

Inc quotations Gire1 bciOlr He selling prices
~ wholesale de0ferS.
CANDIES AND NUTS
Candies-StIck. &C u 70; common mixed
&c; u. \. II. mixed, &C; banner mixed, loo;
cream mixed. lOi9c: old-tIme mixed. Sc
Nuts-SOft shelled almonds, 200; English
walnuts. Ice; Brazil nnts l0c; tilberts. lie;
peanuts. roaeted. 70se; mixed nuts. 15c.
CANNED "OoDS
Peaches-Standard. 3-pound. S2.5OG2 -;
S-conDd seconds. SLs542; California stand
ara, g Co., -: California seconds. S2122 ~
Miseeilaneoos-Bisckb berries. 2 pound. S50
Toe: rasDberries. 2-pOuDd. SI.2O0 -; pine
apple. standard. pound. 81. 250l.s5; choice
Sz0%2l: cose oysters. l-p0und, full
full. S2G2.le. light. 81 @0Gl.30; string beans
S5dg5e; Lima beans. SLI04I.S0: peas. mar
rowfat. 81 l03 -: early June 81 p ~. so.
HOLSTERS. sl.s562; red cherries. spool Is:
strawberries. si.20dl30: salmon lbs. Il. IS
02SO: 3pounh Tomatoes Sl.25G Leo.
GAL AND COKE
coke-Connellsville 81 7549 load:crushed.
So - load: lump. sS y load.
Anthracite coal. ali sizes. $3.50 - ton;
Ptttsburg and RAYMOND City. 81 % u ton;
Jackson. s4.2j: block. S3.25: Island CITY.
SO. BlossbnTg and English Camel. IS. All
nut Goals zoe below above quotations.
DRUGS
Alcohol. s21s12.i0: asafetida, 34c: ainm:
465c: camphor. 55dG0c: coehineal. 50055c
ehloroiorD. 6Ct1t5e; coprTas. brls. Sf63l.1O;
cream tartar. pure. 2503Oc: indigo. eOdSIc:
lieorice. Calal,.. genuine S0345c: ma gnesia
sarb.. 2-oz. 2oSSoc; morphine. L. X W.. per
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leans. open kettle. coed to choice. steady
and quiet.
Coffee = Options opened steady from
unchanged to5 points up. and Closed steady
from unchanged to5 points down; sales. 49,
$40 bags. including: May. j. 3001i.45c; june
1415014.25c; July. ii. 10Gla 2Jc: September
14.050H20c; October. 1j.05c; December. 1t
Gl4.t5c: spot Rio dull ana steady: No. Z.
15ss 0l5'2c. Sugar-Raw active and firmer;
fair refining. 3ss 93a4c; centrifugsls. SO test,
4i4c; sales early OF II, 600 bags oentrifngais.
96 test, at 4isc. and 90 bags moiasses sugar
80 test. at a2s O; q large limo of centrifu gals.
96 test. Mt fac without particulars; refined
fairly active aud firm.
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Cash quOtatiODs were as follows: Flour
firm and unchanged. No. ? spring wheat,
red. 42isc; No. corn. 4Sss 0s4Isc: No. 2
oats, 32lsc; No. 2white. 3l34 G032c; No. 3
white. 34035c. No. 2 rye 54l4c; No. 2 bar
ley. GO; NO. L. f. o. d.. 37D43c; No. Ifiaxseed
sl.@0l.l0 prime timothy seed, s3g. "a 4;
mess popk, per , DIL, Slayt1 % la4a42; lard.
10 l00l0 12l2c; dry sailed shoulders boxedl,
a750lG Ice: short-clear sides tboxed), 9750
Zoe; whisky. distillers' finished goods per
gallon. s1.13.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was frmer. Creameries, 2I0
26c; diaries. lSd25c. Eggs higher; strictly
fresh. 14l9 also
Reoeipts-Flour, 1900 brls: wheat, ~
00U bu; corn. 10000 bu; oats. Isl 200 bu; rye,
none: barley, 1900 bu. Shipments -
Flour. 1900 brls; wheat. $4,000 bu: corn.
34l.0o0 bu; oats. 242. 900 bu; rye. $1,000 bu;
barley, 5000 blu.
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rance, III bales, sales, a.,oy bales stock. isS.


Cattle in Fair supply and Stends-hess
Active ami Firm-Sheep Dull
INDIANAPOLIS. May 5.-CATTLE-he-
ceipts, eco; shipments. 400. There was
fair supply and the market was quief at
about steady prices. All sold at the close
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oil.

NEW YORK. May 5.-The petroleum market
was weak throughout on moderate business.
Pennsylvania Oil-spot sales, none. June op-
tions-sales. $4,000 hrls. Opening price, 59c.
highest. 59lsc; lowest IS lec; closing offered at
ste. Lima oil 29ioc hid. Total Gales. 5000
brls. Turpentine dull aud easy at 30loG3lc.
OIL CITY. May 5.-National Transit certif-
Gates opened at 60lsc: highest. 604c lowest,
50 l2c closing, 80 &c. Sales. 263 200 bris clear
ances, 10000 brs; shipments, 95,S21 brls;
runs, S2,332 brls. elt
PITTSBURG. May 5.-Nationai Transit GER
titcates opened at 6Oc; closed at 5Sc; high
est. 60l4c lowest, 90 l2c. Sales. $4,000 brls.
SAVANNAH, May 5.-Spiri;s OF turpentine
firm at 27c Rosin firm at $l.05.
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The total cIearings for the United States
amounted 10 s.. a5s. 63s. $50. being an in
crease of 7.3 per cent The total. exclusive
of New York was S55l. 4S8. SS4. IN increase
OF As per cent.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. May 5.-The dry-goods market
was very fat as regards demand. although there
was something doing along the line. and job lots
were sought for. In spite OF the troubles in
financial circles there continues good tone 10
dry goods, and though some revisiOns are ex-
pected In commons ii will not Indicate either an
abundance or a want OF confidence. Goods akin
To print cloths have been practically reduced.
but agents are not disposed 10 make any nuiner-
ous changes until buyers are ready 10 take the
goods.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. May 5.--Pig iron steady ana quiet;
American. $l2.750l5.50. Copper steady; lake.
lie. Lead easy: domestic. 3.97loc. Tin closed
firm; Straits. 20.5Oc bid. 10000 asked: plates
quiet and steady; speter easy; domestic, i.42l2c.
ST. LOUIS. May dead weaker at 3.77 iac
asked: spelter steady at 4.30e.
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Knew Her Ru.lnes..

Detroit Free Press
Hell have arranged to go abroad this
summer. propose now
She-O darling. this is so sudden. But
see papa.
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Bar Silver-At New York, S3as C per ounce:
at London. IS slid.
The following table. compiled by Brad
streets, gives the clearing house returns
tor The week ending May 4. 1893, and the
percentage OF increase or decrease. COM
pared with tho corresponding week last
year In the principal cities of the United
States:
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NEOnl

ST. LOUIS. May Acknowledgements. Sc. 700
pounds; shipments. none. The market ruled
steady and unchanged. Bright woods OF medl-
um aud coarse character are the only kinds
meeting with much favor. while fine and Terri
tory are slow and nominal.
new YORK, May 5.-Wool quiet and firm
domestic fleece, % SIC; pulled, 26937e; Texas.
7G2lc.
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NEW ORLEANS. May 5.-Cofton steady: good
middlng. 1880: middlng. 0-l6c; low mid
ding, lie; good ordinary. l5l6c: net receipts.
69o bales; gross receipts, sl9 bales; exports 70
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Indianapolis c YincenneS Railroad Company
IYplAxAPoLIs. Ind.. ApriI 20. lsea.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind April 90 1893.
The annual me, ting Of the sO ,khOlders Of the In
dianapolis & Vincennes Railroad Company VIII Do
hc at the principal Office Of the company in the city
OF Indianapolis Ind on
THURSDAY. MAY IL, 1898.
at o'clock for the election of seven directors
a. for tie ensuing year. and the transaction Of
such other busiueSs may perry come before the
meeting. :. Il. LfGGETT, secretary.
dds Will Re RECEIVED At TIE OFFICE
ID of IaBelsc u French. Marion. Insli until
Thursday. May II. at 2 o'elrck standard time Z =
material To &c furnished and labor 10 De performed
the erection AMI completion Of hreestOry and base
menf hotel binding To be built at Hartford city.
county of Blackboard State of Indiana. for Fred White
ami j. w. stuart. No separate bids will be received
Contractor must figure NJ whole. check of 300
accompany each contractors 81. payable TO
Fred White J. ". stuart n the said tractor
shou1 fail To furnish necessary na the said heck
viii then become forfeited u r,d Mlute AMI j. W.
Stuart. OWNERS reserve the right reject any all
bids
by order OF LABELLE d FRENCH. architects,
Marion. Indiana
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