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MAY CROP REPORT.
Except in Districts Ravaged by thu
Fly Wheat IL I'm Fine Shape.

WASHINGTON, May 10.-The monthly
report of the Agricultural Department is
as follows:
Returns to the statistician of the De-
partment of Agriculture made UP to May
1 show the area of winter wheat in Guilt
walton at that date to have been about 26.-
$4,000 acres, 3563,OO0 or IL per cent. less than
the area estimated to have been sown last
fall. The reduction in acreage in the wheat
States owing to winter killing and the raw
ages of Hessian fly is as follows: Indiana.
1.6oS.000; Ohio, $4,000; Michigan, $4,000;
Pennsylvania, 15s.O0O; Illinois. $4,000 For
the area remaining under cultivation the
average condition on May / was $50.
While this average is 6.2 points above
the mean of the averages of the last ten
years and has been exceeded only three
times in fifteen years. it must be remem-
bered that the acreage plowed up, cut for
forage Except in California, where 1t Is
not yet definitely ascertainable) other
wise abandoned, has been entirely elimi-
mated. The high averages of condition re-
ported last month for Kansas, Missouri,
Texas and other more or less important
wheat producing States that have escaped
the ravages of the fly have been fully main
tanned, and on May / nearly one-half of
the entire winter wheat acreage remaining
under cultivation reached a full normal or
still higher condition.
The average condition or winter rye,
May / was SS.5, as compared with $50 on
May /. 1899; 94.5 on May l. 1898. and 1877 the
mean of the May averages for the last ten
years. Pennsylvania and New York, with
42.1 per cent of the total winter rye acre
age of the country, report conditions II
points and 4 points, respectively, below
their ten-year averages Kansas, which
ranks third in the scale of acreage, re-
ports the high average condition of 107. the
highest average reported on May / of which
there Is any record
The average condition of meadow now
ing lands May was 90.S, against $40 or
May /. 1899: 929 on May 1. 1898, and 91.3 the
mean of the May averages of the last ter
years.
The average condition of spring pasture
was 91.3. against s3.5 on May /. 1899; 91.2 or
| May I. 1885, and 1919 the mean of the May
averages of the last ten years.
Spring blowing is more or less late ir
| almost every State in which its condition
| is a matter of any especial significance
The only notable exceptions are Pennsyl
vania, Kentucky, Illinois, Kansas. Mis-
scuri and Arkansas. The work already don,
in the country at large is estimated at 6S
per cent. of the total contemplated. the pro
portion usually done by May being abou
| IS per cent. Of the whole. In South Caro-
| lima, Alabama, Mississippi and Texas tn,
| work is later than In any year for which
| records are available.
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including SO Texans. Steers steady 70 strong;
Natives: Best on sale to-day one car Hsreferas
pf f sts sns to medium
sSSs S ssS ssts ssi fsss:si s saR
Texans: Receipts, 5oo Best on sale to-day four
carloads at so; Texas fed steers, aq5-2o; Texas
Hos Eessipss to-day ss.Oec to $500;
shade higher. Top. s545; mixed and butchers
ssaSg sSsd to Ss3se ssay SSs 81 s ssis
ssss s sss Sp lambs lambs. @
good to choice weshers. S. 4oa57s fair 20 choice
lings. S; 75qs;l5; native lambs. ssa74o; Western
sT LOWS TEAMS May Market sIs.s with
steers scarce and n demand Native sshiPping
sutchers steers g. so@s; steers under 1000 lbs
ss.S5di.5o; stockers and feeders, s4g5: cows and
@tsO: Texas Texas and Indian steers. s4aS; cows and
Hogs.Receipts 800 Market steady. Pigs and
lights. s5i56s.2s: packers. ss-lSG5.ss; butchers
sheep-Receipts. 2.7OO. Market nrmer on desir-
able grades. Native muttons. s5.25g6; lambs, Sc
Q725 culls and bucks s3.o@41o; stockers. 50. 10:
NEW YORK May lO.-Beeves-Recelpts, 7Os,
beef sslc per ID. Exports 6 cattle and 20 sheep:
calves-Receipts. ssa. Market &c lower: all
sold. veas. s4as. IS. mixed calves, 81
Sheep and Lcmbs-Recepts. 2, $780, l0tz on
sale. Market active. Sheep and lambs i5c higher:
spring lambs steady: all sold Clipped sheep, sfd
5s2iz: wcoled $50; clipped lambs ssq7. 30;
| few wooded lambs s775 spring lambs. IS per
head.
firm.
| KANSAS CITY. May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
natives and 100 Texans General trade active.
Native steers, s60d5.30: stockers and feeders.
/ $sat5-so: butchers cows and hefers. g. 35qt- Is.
| Texans. A3oaI75
Hogs-Receipts. y 500 Improved demand: mar
ket 2izd5c higher Heavy. s5.i5d52S; mixed.
| s5.o5d52o light, Asoq5 10: pigs, s450Qt6s.
| Sheep-Recepts, TOO Market strong and
| higher. Spring lambs. sIqI.50: clipped lambs.
$666 Is: clipped muttons 50. 75n51o ewes. 81. 40Q
47o. culls, S50a45o-
CINCINNATI May lO.-Hogs active and high
e. at 81. 25G5&5.
| Sheep strong at $3.S5q4I5: lambs steady al
| A.5046.35.
EAST BUFFALO May lo.-[Special l-Ransom
| Mansfield * Co. live stock commission dealers.
| port:
| 10 strong. Canada feeders easier at $50 Vealf
firm
Hogs-Receipts 10 cars Market active and loS
| $50: Workers. $3.50: light Yorkers sSlsQ5 50
shssp-Reeeipts u cars Market active and
STRONGER. Top lambs. is.so07.05s culis % good
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NEW YORK. May o.-Butter-Receipts s;s!s
packages. Market firm: Western creamery. l6is
U20Ac: fsctory. 13a15c. Cheese-Receipts. 242
packages. Market irregular; fancy large white
small. white. sil7sisc; fancy; small colored
9IxGs%c. Eggs-Receipts, 11.73s packages Mar
ket steady: storage Western, at mark. 131sa
13Ac: regular packing. at mark lzh0lziec;
PHILADELPHIA May 1o.-Butter firm: fancy
Western creamery. &c; fancy Western prints
&c. Eggs steady; fresh nearby. 12%c; fresh
Western. 13c: FRESH Southwestern l2Ec; fresh
Southern. i2c. Cheese easier; New York fun
cream. fancy. small. 11ikc; New York full cream.
good to choice. 103ql1c.
CHICAGO May 10.-On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady: cream
cries. 14G19isc; dairies. 13d16lzc. Eggs steady;
FRESH 10%d111ac. Cheese dull; creams eG1lizc.
KANSAS CITY. May 10.-Eggs firm fresh Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock, 10c per Dozen loss on.
cases returned new whitewood cases included,
10lzc.
BALTIMORE. May 10.-Cheese. butter and
eggs Arm and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, May 10.-Butter quiet. Eggs firm
at lie. Cheese steady.
ST. LOUIS. May 1o.-Eggs steady at 1Oc.
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AT NEW YORK.
Early Weakness Dfspelied I'm Most
PrOducts-Trading Generally Dull.

frOuucts-Ira01ng 1eneralIy DuHs
NEW YORK, May O-Flour-Receipts
24413 brls; exports, 1888 Choice bakers in
good demand at old prices, but others had
only moderate call. Barley quiet; feeding.
43a4d45c, C. 1. (. New York.
Wheat-Receipts. 172.050 blu; exports. 49,
9S7 blu. Spot steady; No. 2 red, 1880, f. o. b.
afloat; No. red. TIC. elevator; No. 1
northern Duluth. 75ssc. f. o. b. ahoat, to
arrive; No. hard Duluth. Tsc. f. o. b,
afioat. Options at first were steady on the
Michigan state report. but eventually
weakened under selling impelled by pre-
dicted rains in the Northwest. warmer con-
ditions in Southwest sections and further
deliveries on May contracts; closed steady
with corn at 1sdAc net decline; May, THO
11zc, closed at uAc; July, 72lkG727sc, closed
7o%c.
Corn-Receipts, 16s525 bu; exports. 2,s24
blu. Spot steady; No. 2. 444c, f. o. b. afloat
437sc, elevator. The option market opened
easy on cables, but. receiving active sup
was firm on export demand; closed steady
at a partial Lc advance; May, 433sG431ac,
closed at 1850; July, 43 15-16D44asc, closed
at HAc; September, 441aQ445sc, closed at
44ssc.
Oats-Receipts, 1880 bu; exports. 20. 33a
bu. Spot easy; No. 2, 2734c; No. g. &c; No.
2 white, 29c; No. white, 2S11c; track mixed
Western, 271kd29c; track white, 2S11@35c.
Options quiet and nominal; No. 2 white
oats, May 2S5sG2SAc. closed at 2S5sc.
Hay firm; shipping, 7oQ75c; good to
choice. S0G95c.
Lard steady: Western steam, S271a. Re-
| fined quiet Pork dull; family. sl4G14.50;
short clear, $14.75@15. Tallow steady; city
| 4Hc. Cotton-seed oil steady; prime crude
| 441zc prime yellow. 4711G4Sc.
Coffee-Futures opened steady with prices
| points lower under general selling weak
European and Brazilian cables. Indifferent
spot demand and the absence of bear specu-
lation, ruled very quiet all day, with
| further variations unmportant and the
situation in general unchanged until neal
| the close, when foreign buying orders
| braced up winter positions and brought
| about furry of activity. The market was
| to points decline Total sales, $3.50 bags
| including: May. 64Oc; June. 6.40c; July
| 65Oc; August, 6.55c; September, 6.65c; DC
| tober, 67Oc; November, 6.70c; December
695c; March, lose. Spot Rio weak; No.
| invoice. 711c bid. Mild quiet: Cordova. 9A0
| 131zc.
| Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining, 3 13-16c
| centrifugal SO test, 1-16c; molasses sugar
1 SIC. Refined quiet.
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WHEAT MARKET IS DULL
TRADERS WAITING FOR THE Gov
EMINENT CROP BULLETIN.
July a Fraction Lower-Corn Closes
changcd-PrOvisiOns Active.

CHICAGO Nav 10. - Apprehension re-
garding the government crop report cur
tailed the trade in the wheat pit to-day,
and the market ruled exceedingly dull.
with almost no range. July closed a frac-
ton lower After weak opening corn
turned strong on active buying. and July
closed with gain of &c. Oats closed I'M
changed. Provisions ruled strong.
More favorable weather and lower cables
started wheat weak. A slight rally fol-
lowed, but realizing sales were met and the
improvement was only temporary The
weak feeling in corn which prevailed early,
also had an adverse influence. but traders
were decidedly apathetic, owing to the near
approach of the government crop report,
there being q disposition to hold on until
the report was made public and something
definite was known as to the present pros
poets of the coming crop. After the initial
furry the market ruled extremely dull the
remainder of the session, with the price al
most at a stapdstill. July opened 1sqAc
lower, at 667sG67c, advanced to 671sc, de-
clined to 667sc and closed at &c. Chicago
received IS cars. Minneapolis and Duluth
got 27e carloads. compared with 100 the
corresponding day year go. Atlantic
port clearances of wheat and flour were
equal to 2s5, 900 blu.
There was weak start to corn, owing to
a sharp break at Liverpool and favorable
planting weather, but several bull leaders
came to the support of the market, starting
an upturn. An announcement that LOO. 900
| bu cash corn had been sold here for export
by interests active on the bull side helped
along the advance. Country offerings
were very small and local inspections only
| l44 cars. July opened A@ssc lower, at $40
3S11c. sold at 3SAc, advanced to 3SQ391sc,
| and closed at 3S7sQ39c.
| Oats ruled firm, but dull. Crop reports
| were favorable and shipping demand fair.
Receipts. only IS cars. July opened hqAc
| lower. at 22lkq22ssc, advanced to 22%q227sc,
| and closed at 22%c.
| A good shipping demand for cash meats
| and small receipts Nof hogs strengthened
| provisions. Trade was active, with general
| buying by packers, but the advance was all
/ lost near the close on profit-taking. July
/ pork opened unchanged, at $11.65. declined
| TO SLIGO, advanced to Sissy and sold OF
| to $l165 at the close. July lard opened 21kc
| higher, at $3.50, eased off to $6.s711. ad-
/ vanced to $6.9I1k. and closed at $6.S71a; July
1 ribs, 2l1Gi5c lower. at $6.571a.
Estimated receipts for Friday not posted
! Leading futures ranged as follows:
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THE JoBBING TRADE.
CThe quotations given below are the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers)
Canned Goods.


prices of the wholesale dealers)
Canned Goods.
s-ib. saas25: s-ib seconds. sIso@a: California.
standard. Hio4a4O California seconds; sl.sO02
a-lb Nssei 80: Choice ssaaio cove cysssrs i.IS
beams. sb scSsss L,ma sesns ao ssTi a
peas ma,5o ss ssc9si early June :Io@, Is
ries. s59sOc: salmon. lib. s5c9s2: s-ib tomatoes
Candies and Nuts.
sSs Banner s 1%st s.iss
Sc: cream mixed, &c; old-time mixed. 7c.
de aa nuts se ber .nss o
peanuts. roasted. 7Gsc: mixed nuts. loc.
Coal and Coke.
anthracite g a sIsss Der son
Island city lump. g. Is; lump coke. lie per bu.
per s s psr .aS SS "
IS per ton: smokeless lump. $3.50.
Dry Goods.
BIeached ACKNOWLEDGEMENT L, 7hc:
Berkeley: No. So 9izc: Cabot, 74c; Capitol. 5itc:
Fun Si Width &C. Gilt Edge. Co. Gnsed Age. SIC:
se Peasody e Pride the ,se: fen
Strike sS pspPere &c. ss H.
A.
se neh &c. ga carse sS
ncn s a Pwss s s a Fine. Great E indian
SIC; Pepperell r. &c; Pepperei l0.4,. 2sc; An
PTnss@AlIsn dress styles. 4sc: Aliens staples
Sc A ,nro rk Arnold s ons co3s S Ded
Lie. &c; Cocheo fancy. SIC: Hamilton fancy.
@ M . pin5s anS PUPPIES &C. Pacac
Berlin solids. SIC; Simpsons oil finish. &C:
American shirting, i%c; black white. &c: grays.
diminished Cambrics-Edwards. &c: Warren.
Til Tri;ckinss.Amoskeag AGA. 1ihe: cOnestoga.
BIZ i3c: Cords llo. l,lsc; Cords It. 11lac;
faney c LenSx fancy isc MetRuen AA iOsc
Oakland AT. &C: Portsmouth. uHc: Susquehan-
na.. lsc; shetucket sW. size: shetucket F. SIC:
Grain Bsgs-A,m Am 3. e - $3.50; American
s ats. SHEA ssss sc &c.
Normandies. &c: Renfrew dress. 7c-
Alcohol. s2-45a2s 50; asafesida. zsqsoc: alum, ~.
| g4c camphor. s5qesc; cochineal. 5O@5Sc; chloro
| form. 5s9SSe: copperas. brls soc: cream tar
genuine s5qlOc; magnesia. carb:. 2-oz. 2OQ22c
morphine, p & w. per OF. s2lsg24o; madden
ssmOss per ID: SIS; opium ss5Ogs.!s: as,nIno
CASTLE s r. sSc soda f sesrb
salts. Epson. ilsa4c: sulphur nour. e,s@5c: salt
e odide possssam Bromide pS
sassium; sSgs5s cnlorate potash; i5aSc sorax
SGl1ci clncne f.da. sou40c; carooic acid, SSqSoc
4 Flour.
Straight grades So 3ods so: fancy grades g. 8
| as. 70: patent -four s4a450: low grades. 81 5f
/ spring wheat patents 35Q5.25
4 Groceries.
| Coffee-Good. 10Qi2c; prime. 129l4c: strictl,
| prime, 14ffl6c: fancy green and yellow. 1sd22c
1 Java. zsQ32c. Roasted-Old government Java
| 32lk453c; Golden Rio. 2ic. Bourbon Santos &c
| GiIded Santos; 2ic; prime santos 2sc Packag
| eofee-city priees-Ariosa. l2c; Lion. lie; Jersey
| 12c: Caracas, II. soc: Dutch Java Blend. Is. soc
| Blended Java. II. &c: Jav-ocha. le. s0c
Sugars-Ctty prices: Dominoes. Size: cut loaf
/ 5Sc: powdered 5.57c: xxx powdered. 5s2c
standard granuIated. SIC; fine sranulated. .7s
bags, 5.57c. graduated. 2-lb bags. 5.57c: granu
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Certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing-named Indianians:
Original-Elijah r. Julian. Attica, S.;
Martin Lyons. Indianapolis. S.; Abiah j.
STARTS. Logansport. IS: George M. Taylor.
Star City. IS: James T. Adams, Doolittle
Mills. S.; Samuel H Matthews. FIRE.
mont. Sc
Additlonal-Joseph s. Thomson Wabash,
IS; Joseph W. Robertson, Arba, $12.
Observation-Disclosures 8. Darnall. In
dianapolis S.
acknowledgement April 26) Charles
Sweet, Hoagland, Sc.
Renewal and Observation-Disclosures Bart
ley. Worthington. $40; Jesse Powell, Clay
City, $12
Increase-Eli whitlow. Plano, SIT: Andrew
werling. Tocsin, IS; Louis Krott, Mount
Vernon. $40: Archibald Winnings. Gale. $12
Edwin g. Laidlaw. Mishawaka. s14; George
H. Winston. Soldiers Home. Lafayette, SO
Samuel Webb. Summitvile. $12.
Original Widow--fSpecial accrued April
26) Anna E. Luke. Jacksonville. IS.
Mexican War Widow-(Special accrued
April 2s) Margaret Y. McMurphy. Os-
War with spain--to Originally william T
Roberts, Manhattan -.
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steady at As nd. Futures steady; May, rs Ia
July. IS llixd Lard-American refined. In pals.
steady at 27s: prime Western, in tierces. steady
at as Sd. Bacon-Cumberland cut steady at as
long-clear middles. light. dull at 4os cd; long
backs steady at 3ss: clear bellies dull at sss;
shoulders square, steady at 37s.
TOLEDO MAY 10-Wheat dull and lower; NO.
2. cash 7s5sc: May, 7s7sc. Corn dull and I'M
changed No. 2. cash. 40lsc. Oats weak and UNI
Changed: No 2 cash, 24izc. Rye dull and un-
changed: No 2 cash, SIC. Clover seed dull and
lever; cash prime. old. $40; prime. new. 70;
October $5.12is.
CINCINNATI May l0.-Flour dull. Wheat
quiet: No. red lac. Corn steadier; No.
mixed. 42c. oats steady; No. mixed, sc Rye
dull: No. 2 &c Lard steady at sSS. Bulk
meats quiet and dull at IS. 90. Bacon quiet al
S7S5. Whisky steady at S.25h
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

sr. LOUIS, May 1o--Flour unchanged. Wheat
No red, cash, 77sc; May. 7o1sc; July, Ga
e7Hc; August, s7Hc; No hard, 65q6ec Corn
No q cash. 377sc; May, sT7fe; July. s7k4377sc.
Oats-No 2 cash. FAC; May. Ac; July, 22sG22xc;
No. white 27Iac. Pork steady; jobbing. si2 FOR
old $3.50 for new. Lard dull; prime steam,
s6 72is; choice, $s.77it. Dry-salt meats-Boxed
steady; extra shorts. s6s7i1; clear ribs. 81: clear
sides 81 l2I Bacon-Boxed steady; extra shorts
81 g7is clear ribs 81 so: clear sides. 81 s2is limo
thy seed steady at s2q2. 20. Corn meal steady a,
NS5fI2 Bran quiet and easier; sacked lots cas-,
track 6ec Hay steady: timothy, S11Gl250
prairie ss75. Whisky steady at siz5l1. Iron cot
ton ties 81 30 Bagging, 7hQs4c. Hemp Irvine
&c Receipts-Flour. 1000 brls: wheat. $1,000 bu
corn So 600 bu: oats 10000 bu Shipments-Flour
5000 bris; wheat. 1900 bu: corn. 220oo blu; oats
II 900 blu.
BALTIMORE. May l0.-FIour steady: Western
super 81 256325: Western extra. &. 4092 IS
Western family, s3.1SdS.5o; winter wheat pat
s %ssa, sralssss receipts. Srs
exports lsl brls Wheat dull and lower; spo
and May 71LG7iizc: July. 7i%G7ixc: steane,
No red, s5[Gsec: receipts. 4.s40 pu; exports
none Southern wheat. BY sample. e7q7sc; South
ern wheat, on grade. ssd71c. Corn very dull
spot and May. 42sQ<3c; June. 43tc asked July
fsstG43<c steamer mixed. IH4f2c: receipts
81 95 bu exports 100. s57 bu: Southern white ant
yellow corn 4ffi4sc. Oats nrm; No. white, 800
scisc No. mixed. 27k6zskc. Hay steady: No
/ timothy, &17.
LIVERPOOL. May lo.-wheat-spot dull; No.
IS loazd Futures quiet; July. - eHds septem
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twelve Transfers, with a Total Con.
alteration of $17.275.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiapa, for the twenty
four hours ending at D. m May 10. 1900 as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. Suite 200. first Office floor. The
Lemcke, and Hartford block. Telephone 176o old
and 30o5 new:
Fred Cline to Morris F. Edwards Lots
IL, 15 is and IL. Reynods's Central
Park $500
Emily Coffy to James A. Wilson, Lot 30,
James A. and Margaret Bruce's addi-
ton 1900
Frank B. Stewart to NJ " McGiliard
Lot 20. Lancaster's Belmont addition. 100
Elizabeth III. c. Kreber to Caroline G.
Valdenaire, Lots % and 50, Fletcher's
subdivision to Oak Hill 1,500
cast half of Lot IL and the west half
of Lot r. Harsch's addition. 700
John 5. Lambert to Francis M. Fox, part
of Lot u, Buffers College Corner. ....... 325
Jacob J. Smith to Harry A Eckman. Lot
-, Barth's heirs addition. ................ LOO
Elsie Hadley White to Paul Padon, Lot
Is. Bonds Belmont addition. .............. 600
James @. Smiley to Edward =. Martin,
Lot 3, j. N. Millikan's subdivision. 1000
Levi p Harlan to Bertha F. j. Stern
meyer, Lot 81. Long & Harlan's Cottage
Albert Grammar to William A. McCauey.
part OF Lots 141 and 142, Fletcher ct ais
subdivision. Outlet &C. etc................ 900
William f. Starley to William T. Davis,
Lot ?. Miami Powder Company, West
Indianapolis 1850
Transfers II; consideration ST.. 275
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said In my heart, II am sick OF four walls
and a ceiling.
/ have need of the sky.
I have business with the grass.
l will up and get me away where the hawk Is
wheeling,
Lone and high
And the snow clouds go by.
l will get away to the waters that glass
Tho clouds as they pass,
To the waters that lie
Like the heart of a maiden aware OF Q doom
drawing nigh
And dumb for sorcery of impeding Joy.
l will get me away TO the woods.
Spring, like a huntsman's boy.
Hallos along the hillsides and unhoods
The falcon In my will.
The lockwood calls me. and the sudden thrill
That breaks In apple blooms down country
roads
Plucks me by the sleeve and nudses me away.
The sap IL In the boies to-day.
And In my veins pulse that yearns ana goads :
Richard Hovey.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Cool Weather Causes a Slight Slack
enfnE of Trade.

Trade Is hardly as active this week as In the
week ended May 5. The weather continues too
cool to make summer goods in active request,
and the dizziness in trade with retail merchants
Is reflected in the wholesale houses. and dry
goods merchants are somewhat disappointed.
Wholesale grocers are having a good business,
but not active in April except in the
movement of sugars and coffees The leather
market is fairly active at unchanged prices. The
hide market shows more activity. and the quail
ity of hides arriving is improving. The commits
sion houses are handling a good many straw
berries. and oranges and bananas continue in
good demand. New crop vegetables are selling
well. but receipts are not as large they should
be to supply the market Old Irish potatoes
continue in oversupply. Apples dull. The
-four market is fairly active at unchanged prices.
The local grain market is quiet on light re-
ceipts. All arrivals are readily taken on track
at the following range of prices furnished by
the secretary of the Board of Trade:
wheat-No. 2 red. 7lhc. track. 711zc on milling
freight; No. red. s7ls@7o14c; May. 71lsc. track;
COrn-No. white 4O14c; No. white. 4ohc;
white white mixed S6ssc No n yellow SLOW AZ: NO No.
No go m Ss SSsG No. q nssd NG se
oats-No: white. &c; No. white asc; No. 2
HaynNo :. I timothy. sls5o0145o; No. timo-
fnspections--wheat: No red. car. Corn:
No, white u cars; No white. a. No. white.
timothy car; No. / prairie. 2; total. cars.
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers)
Turkeys. hens. Sc per Id; TOMS SC; hens &c:
cocks. &c: ducks fun feathered, &c; geese, full
feathered. - so per doz.
Cheeee-New York full creams. 15c; domestic
Swiss. 15916c; brick 14c: limburger. lac
Butter-Choice. roll. 12d13c per Id; poor. No. 2.
Sd10c.
Eggs-Fresh 101zc per doz.
Feathers-Prime geese. SOC per ID; prime duck,
20c per ID.
| Beeswax-30c for yellow; 25c for dark
4 Wool-Medium, unwashed. 2lG23c; tub-washed
31q33c; bury and unmerchantable, sc less; fine
4 merino 16G1sc
HIDES. TALLOw, ETC.
| Green-salted Hides-No. 1, &c: No. Q s: No
| calf. lie: No. calf, 1Oc.
| Grease-White, &C; yellow, SIC; brown. 2xc
Tallow-No. l. sc; No. 2. &c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-11
Oils.

NEW YORK. May 10-Petroleum weak; refined
New York. 870c:A Philadelphia and Baltimore,
s.65c: Philadelphia and Baltimore. in bulk, 5.s5c.
Resin easy; strained common to good. $1-5s.
Spirits OF turpentine steady at 501z951c.
LIMA O., May 10.-The price of Lima crude
oil dropped cents to-day. and producers say
they will not be surprised IL II goes below the
dollar mark. North Lima is now $1-10 and South
Lima and Indiana S1.05.
OIL CITY. May 10.-Credt balances, 81. AZ.
Certifcates-no bid. Shipments SIS brls; aver
age. 1851 brs runs. 1o2 Ss3 brls average SO. 235
brls
MONTPELIER, May 10-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum, 81 .05; North Lima, 81. 10.
CHARLESTON, May 10.-Spirits of turpentne
steady at 46%c. Rosin quiet and unchanged
SAVANNAH, May l0.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 471sc. Rosin quiet and unchanged.