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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-29

First race-Upworth, Menu, Ben Est
Second Farmer Bennett, Myra Morela,
Matte Balm.
Third race-Chec5estraw II, Polly Bixby, Insur-
TectiCn.
Fourth race-schorr's entry, Deering & Browns
entry Bennett entry.
Fifth race-Col. Cassidy, Free Hand, W. B.
sixth race-Lord Neville Lillian Reed, Henry
Lauut
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-29

rwo-base hits Bluett. Moran. Bases on balls
Golden, Hamilton. Struck out-By Golden 3;
by Bluett, q. Hit by pitcher Downes, Peters.
Stolen ba-es -Downes. 3; Cranston. Smith, OHsra
Moran >. Passed balls Meyers, =. Double play
Brown, Nicholson, and Hamilton. Umpire
Harry Chamberlain.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-29

At Princeton-P Princeton. 10; College of
the City of New York. 6.
At Chapel Hill. y. Chapel Hill, 3;
Lafayette T.
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Rei,z Join. The MiIvnukces.

MILWAUKEE. March 2S.-Heinie Reitz,
the new second baseman secured by Mil
waukee from the Pittsburg club, tele-
graphed to Manager Mack today from Sac
ramento. Cal, that he would accept tnrms
and join the club in Richmond
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-29

NEW YORK. March Mysterious
Billy" Smith is not TO tackle Joe Walcott
OF the Broadway Athletic Club Friday
night, after all. Smith is i'll. Andy Walsh
is to be Walcott's opponent.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at st. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

LOUIS April 1Four pn chan %ax Wsse
s sa s sss April Apr s haFG May s.'s sSs July
2i!tc; July. 2sc; No. 3 white, CSC. Pork firm;
ina; prime steam s7.iO; choice. s7.l5. Dry sailed
ssssa & .S sssE clear sdss 2sss
clear ribs, IS. Timothy seed. s2G2,2o for ordi-
nary; $50 bid for prime to arrive; August august
$50; prairie firm at s7.5OdS.5o. Whisky, 20la.
C9tton ties dull 5 bn Oats bus
Shipments-Flour. 1000 brls: wheat, $1,000 bu;
corn. $1,000 bu; oats. $1,000 blu.
BALTIMORE, April 17.-Flour quiet and un-
Wheat weak; SPOT and April 52g7shc;, May day ~ ~
wheat, by sample, 6sa75ikc: Southern wheat. on
grade, 6S11d72tac Corn easier; spot and April,
4Sas May 4 80 "a steamer znnr,s m - bus Sa
Southern white corn, 44Q44izc; Southern yellow
corn. 44a4sc. Oats dull and easy; No white.
/ Timothy. sls bid.
LIVERPOOL. April 17.-Lard-American re-
fined. in pals. 39s Sd; prime Western in terces.
Arm at 37s Cd. Hams, short cut, firm at SIS
Bacon. long clear middles. light. firm at AIS Cd;
long clear middies, heavy. firm at 42s: Cumber
land cut, firm ASS Cd; short ribs firm at ass Sd
clear bellies firm at AIS cd. Shoulders, square
firm at 3Ss Sd.
TOLEDO. April 17:-wheat active and lower,
No. 2. cash, 7ls4c; May. 72hc. Corn dull and
lower: No. q cash. 4clsc. Oats dull and lower
cash 56lsc Clover seed firm and higher; prime
Old SASS; April. $50; October. s5.l5; No. q
81. 40d460.
strong; No. 2 red. AYE. Corn dull; No. mixed
42AG42lac. Oats firm: No. mixed. 27lac. Rye
quiet: No. q Gle: Lard steady at 1928 Bulk
Whisky steady at Si.25lk.
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births.

Bessie and Leroy Lewis, AS North New
Jersey street, girl.
Matte and Daniel Hicks, 412 West Eight
zenith street, boy.
Jennie and William A. Lilly, 2926 North
Illinois street girl.
Mayme and julius Hauck, 1871 North
Capitol avenue, boy.
Attic and William III. Butler, 1437 Lafay-
cite street, girl.
Ella and w. H. Weist 400 West Norwood
street, girl.
Eliza and William F. Strain, SIG War
mon avenue, boy.
Emma and Charles Schaefer, 319 Mime
sofa street, boy.
Rhoda and Kaylo Wolfork. 1870 Martin
dale avenue, girl.
Florence and William Donahue, 239 West
South street boy.
Amanda and Oscar Parks, 1431 Hill ave-
nue., boy.
Mary and Braid Rice. 42S West Abbott
street, girl.
Edith and Charles Mount, 72s Buchanan
street. girl.
Hattie and Harry Frazier, 1902 Lexington
avenue, girl.
Mrs. and Fred Hannss, 1903 Shelby street,
boy.
Fannie and Fred Bergman, 1850 Church.
man street. boy.
Katie and julius Boegershausen, $40 San
ders street, girl.
Kate and James Schlemm, Door of Hope,
boy.
Lizzie and Frank Reisert, 615 East Lin
coin street, boy.
Lulu and Fred Detz, 215 Minnesota
street. boy.
Josephine and Peter ]. Holzer, 62s East
Lincoln street. girl.
Carrie and Casper Roth, 80 Iowa street,
girl.
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Available Supplies.

NEW YORK. April H.-Special cable and
telegraphic communications to Bradstreets
show the following changes In available
supplies from the last account; Wheat.
United States and Canada, east OF Rocky
mountains. decrease 1,273.0o0 bu; liverpool
Corn Trade News, afioat for and in
Europe. decrease 100000 bu: total supply.
decrease 2,373,0o0 bu. Corn, increase l6s,ooO
bu. Oats. increase $4,000 blu. Among the
more important decreases reported TO Brad
streets not given in the official visible sup
ply statement are those of 100000 blu at
northwestern interior elevators; 2iO,Ooo Du
at Manitoba storage points; $4,000 bu al
Depot Harbor; $1,000 blu at Sioux Falls;
1900 bu at Portland Me-. and 1000 bu at
East Dubuque. The principal increases are
those of 14s,OO0 blu at Port Huron. 1920 bu
at Milwaukee private elevators and 52.oOo
blu at Chicago private elevators. The ag-
gregate stock Oh wheat at Portland, ore.
and Tacoma and Seattle, Wash, has de-
creased 1000 bC last week.
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The quotations given below are. the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers.)
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
,AppIes-ss. 1904 per brl for cooking; eating ap-
oranses-calfoPnIa sn navel vel SIS: ' fancy $3.50
faheg s to Son 5 @ 70 lemons
Cocoanuts-5Oc per doz.
Seed Potatoes@EarIy Ohio. sc ei per bu: Green
Mountain: SOC per bu; Early Rose. CSC. per blu.
81 T, Kentuesyi 30 s3 nsq br,
Cabbage-ss5o per 100 lbs. Holland seed
Celery-California. 75c per doz No. 2, 4oa5Oc
Yellow Globe Onions Is per 100 lbs; s1l5 per
Honey-New white, 1sc per ID: dark &c.,
Cauliiower-s1 .5OG1.75 per doz.
cranberrles-Jerseys. 25 per bu box.
onions-Yeiow Sets 8 per ba white SETS
s25 per bu; red sets. s275 per bu
ddsttncs oi, per lb; 7sc per crease, case
Bhgbarb-s9asSc per dog bunches punches:
California Asparagus-s.g4Oc per large bunch.
Strawberries-2i-pint crate s2.25.
crate: Mexican 1-basket $Sq32o
Canned Goods.
Sorp s 5sa'
standard, s2.iOq2.i0; California seconds 1902.
Miseelans0ps- Bla s lib SS@sOc; Iasg-
lib. si.S5@i.sO choice sea21O; cove oysters Lib
h full we alb ssgO light SSs .o string
peas marrowfats. s5cas1: early June si.IOepi Is:
s5GSOc 0'''' 1-.' ~ '''s'-' '-'0 '0'''a'0s''
Candes-stick, slsG7c per ID; common mixed.
%H SIoG5: mlSsa
walnuts. 12dl4c: Brazil nuts. &c: filberts. lie:
peanuts. roasted. Ease. mixed nuts. 1Oc.
Coal and Coke.
Kanawha. $: Pittsburg. siss Raymond. s.. 3
Island City lump. sS75; lump coke. lie per bu,
per q s@ crushed ped soS e S s.
IS per ton; smokeless lump. $3.50.
Dry Goods.
Berkeley, No. 50, Sl9e; Cabot, Itc: Capitol. size;
cumberland ne: Dwieht Anchor Sc; Fruit OF
Fun Width &C. Git Edge, &C; Gded Age. 5:c;
I'M, he, Hope. 5c Lnwood. nc: Lonsdale.
strike. se Psppereli s4 BE: fepperef. ioi
Sc AndrOscoggin, 81, &c; Androscoggin. lO-i,
Brown shsetingsI I5,,a A sss: A5Esgis
Gee se Constitution nch e1 &c. Carlisle iSn
nSh &C. s Pwshts sta , Es Great Fails ns. ssS
sse; Peppere +, &C; Pepperei 1o-i, &c: An.
droseoggin, 80. gle: Androscoggin lO-4. 2Sc.
SCI Alien TR IIsn' 2 Se sn stap1es
lean indigo sc; Arnold long cloth. b. Sc: Arnold
Lie. &c: Cocheo fancy. 5l4c: Hamilton fancy.
5lzc. MerriInac pinks puppies. &c: Pacific
fancy. sac; simpsons mourning. SC: simpson 5
Berlin solids. SIC; Simpsons oil finish. &c;
American shirting 4i4c: black white. iisc: grays.
4iac.
Kid finished Cambrics-Edwards. &C: Warren.
SAC: Slater. &c; Genesee &c
Tickings-Amoskeag AGA. i1kc: Conestoga,
BF. 13c Cords 1i0. Ike: Cords It IIixc:
Cords ACE; lie: Hamilton awnings. &c; Kimonc
Oakland AT. &c: Portsmouth. iiisc: susauehan.
ma. 1sc; shetucket sw. size: Shetucket F. sIkc:
Swift River. &C.
Grain Bags-Amoskeag $3.50; American.
SIS. 50: Harmony. $3.50: stark. SIS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES staples. SAC: Amoskeag
dress. 7c: Bates, size: Lancaster, SIC; Lancaster
Normandies, &c: Renfrew dress. &c.
Drugs.
Alcohol. 81 zso; asafetida. 2533oc; alum, az
q4c; camphor. s06s5c. cochineal. 5o655c: chioro-
form. 5S46Sc: copperas. bris, 90c; cream tar
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UNION STOCKYARDS, INDIANAPOLIS.
April 1.-THE receipts of horses for the auc-
ton were about 100 smaller than a week
ago, and only about half as large as a
year ago. About $50 head arrived. includ-
ing few of nearly all kinds, but high
class animals were decidedly scarce, and
a very large proportion of the supply were
medium to heavy chunks, drivers and
drafters. There was a good attendance of
buyers, especially from Eastern points,
and with possibly better inquiry from all
sources the market opened with consid-
cradle life in the bidding and the trading
from the start active. Prices OF har-
ness horses and possibly the best heavy
horses were not perceptibly improved COM
pared with last week. but for the most part
animals suitable for the Eastern trade,
including drivers and medium chunks. were
generally considered s. per head higher.
Afternoon sales were attended by active
bidding and prices were as high as in the
morning. AS to quality. horses weighing
LOO to 1900 lbs sold at s65d125. Those
weighing 1850 lbs and upwards at s100dl60,
drivers at s75a15O. and coach at s110q2OO.
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AT NEW YORK.
Wheat Options Weak and Unsettled
and Corn Forced to Yield.

NEW YORK, April T.-Flour-Receipts,
80 $50 brls; exports. 1892 brls. Very quiet
and a shade easier in tone, but not quota
bly, lower Rye -four quiet. Cornmeal
weak; yellow Western. soc: city, sec;
BranGywine, s2.25Q2.S5.
Rye easy; state rye. SIC C. l. f. New York.
car lots Barley dull; feeding, 4i1zq 45c,
New York Barley malt dull.
wheat-Receipts, 1870 blu; exports. 11,47s
bu. Spot weak; No. red. S0i4c f. o. b.
afoat spot; No. red. TIC. elevator; No
l northern Duluth. 1850 f. o. b. afioat, 10
arrive; No. hard Duluth, 7S7sc f. o. b.
afloat, prompt. Options were weak and
unsettled pretty much all day. influenced
by disappointing cables. fine crop news
from the West and the break in corn.
Speculative trade was very quiet and most
ly local. Closed weak at CSC to PC net de-
cline May. 73ssG74c. closed at 73ssc: July.
731zd 73s4c. closed at 131zc; September, 144
f4c, closed at I4c.
Corn-Receipts. $3.50 bu exports. 1920
bu Spot weak; No. red. 1850 afoat: No.
red, 4S5sc, elevator. The option market
opened steady on cable news. but yielded
longs, together with larger country offer
ings. Closed weak at 7sc to 1c decline
May. 441zG45&sc. closed at 44a4c; July.
Al l3-l6di5&sc, closed at 44Bc; september,
451kd46c. closed at 45izc.
Oats-Receipts. 125.642 bu; exports. 6075
bu. Spot weaker; No. ?, 2SAc; No. 3, Csc;
No white. 30c; No. white. 29lkc; track
mixed Western. 2s1z0t291zc; track white. soc
m34c. Options inactive and weaker. closing
sc 10 sc lower May closed at 27lsc; No.
2 white May. closed at 291Hc
Lard steady; Western steamed, $40. Re-
fined quiet.
Tallow dull: city. sac: country. 5AG5%c.
Cotton-seed oil firm: prime crude, Sc NOM
inal: prime yellow, 3si2q39c
Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No. invoice.
Sc; No. jobbing, sac. Mild. market
steady: Cordova, 9Agltc. The market for
coffee futures opened irregular, with prices
10 points higher to points decline. Fur
Their partially improved points. but turned
easier on withdra wal Of European support.
which had caused the opening firm
ness, following the advance at Rio. Havre
and Hamburg. Local traders were con-
sentative, and general outside speculation
slack. The market closed firm at net un-
changed prices to points advanced. Total
sales reached 1900 bags. including: May.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. April 17-Butter-Receipts. 1851
packages: Western creamery. 16d1sc; factory,
ls9l5c. cheeseReceipts. 1850 packages; mar
ket steady; fancy large white, 12@12kc; fancy
large colored 13c; fancy small white. l2la6l2Ac;
fancy small colored. 13d13Lc. Eggs-Receipts.
20, BAT packages; market steady Western storage.
at mark, 12%q13c; regular packing, 12Q12hc.
PHILADELPHIA. April 17.-Butter dull and
1sGf1c lower; fancy Western creamery. $50 Isle
fancy Western prints. zoe. Eggs steady; fresh
nearby, l3c: fresh Western, l3c: fresh South
western, 1sc; fresh Southern. 12lkc Cheese dull
fair to choice. 1l1sGl2hc.
BALTIMORE. April 17.-Eggs firm and un-
changed Cheeee-Large. 12d121ec medium, 121z
@l2%c; small 12is6l2%c. Butter-Fancy cream
cry. 19d21c; fancy imitation. 1Sdl9c: fancy ladle.
tic; good ladle 16c; rolls. 1641sc.
CHICAGO: April lion the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was firm creameries
l4dlSc; diaries. 13Gl6c. Cheese firm at 12ql3c
Eggs steady; fresh 10ikc
CINCINNATI, April 17.-Butter easier and
lower; fancy Elgn creamery, 10000; Ohio. 16d
lie: dairy. 12c. Eggs firm at 10c. Cheese active
and firm.
KANSAS CITY, April 17-Eggs steady; fresh
Missouri and Kansas stock, SAC dozen, cases
returned; new white-wood cases included 9Zc
ST. LOUIS, April 17.-Esgs higher at s@4c.
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$ iS afd .tooieIs isss sst cows
calves sc higher than last Tuesday Is.
Texans: Texas fed steers. sigs2s: Texas bulls.
Hoss-Receipts. L. 900: tomorrow. 5000; ssti-
eray 1S s higher Tops sss mixed snd butcher
stock. s5.sO@S;;sO: good 20 choice heavy, 500
IS: roughs. heavy -; s 50 light sSsea@1';
O9 shee er Kooo Sheep and lambs
steady Good g choice wethsrs &C. .,s fair %
lambs. ssGIs5.
s 500 NATIVES and 500 Texans, Choice astives
butcher cattle and Texans steady. with few
lsht we,s irsr anS hef nna 900 ss
s SO Gamers ss7SGasO; Jed westerns. HsSiS:
supply Of GOD quality
5s1ii: mixed S.i5gaeO; light. S.ieaS5; pigS
and firm: lambs a shade lower Colorado lambs,
@;Sq7; muttons. $685.: clipped .s sheep be- ~
$40. '''eNef' ana iss's ' Guns
ST. LOUIS. April I7-Cattle-Receipts. 100.
slue ites Te se ana S Saes
steers, siiogSS5; steers unaer Ice lbs. Sso4
hslferS ssas s5sss5 ,ss s9s al bulls
Hogs-Recelpts. $500 Market Sc higher. Pigs
and lights: $ sog5so: packers sSSoes-sS: 6utehsr
sheep~Receipis. 100 Market steady. Nativs
muttons s. 751fs 80: lambs. ss5047l0: springers.
IS: culls and bucks. ss-sed5 So
NEW YORK. April H-Beeyes-Receipts. 1H.
all for slaughterers: sales: feeling steady
cables firm. London cable quotes Refrigerated
beef higher at ioc per H. Exports. $50 cattle
| and 5, 200 quarters OF beef.
calyes-Receipts. IL Very little doing. Feel
Sheen and ismbs-Receipts 2s7; IS cars on
| sale Market slow. but sellers holding irms II
cars unsoid Clipped shest. ~ seQbi unshorn
i sheep nominal: clipped lambs. 50 eltas un-
| shorn lambs. Eso4l.0.
Hcgs-Receipts. l.b5l: two cars on SALE Hoks
steady and Pigs nrm-
| CINCINNATI April 17.-Hogs active and
| higher AZ }As045.@
| Cattle strong at t3-354t2.
sheep quiet q >Lxos; ianhs dun - TozsA
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BOSTON. April 1.-THE demand for wool in
the market here this week was quiet with
general quotations not materially changed Ter
ritory woods continue nominal in price, with
free bids on the basis of soc secured for fine
medium and fine. but holders disposed to
ask 57q5Sc Fleece woods are quiet, with prices
largely nominal. There is considerable more
inquiry for Australian, with a few cross-breds
selling. Following are the quotations for leading
descriptions: Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces-
X and above. 3OdSlc; Xxx and above. 3sd34c;
delaine. S5c; No. / combing 35c; No. 2 cOmbns
and 2s-blood, 35c; A-blood, washed 35c; coarse
and braid. washed. 32a33c. Michigan, Wisconsin,
etc.-X Michigan. 25q26c; No. Michigan comb
ing, 33d34c; No. Michigan. 33l34c: A-blood
washed. 33d34c coarse and braid. Sic: X New
York, New Hampshire and Vermont. 25c; No.
New York, New Hampshire and Vermont, SEA 33c
Unwashed medium. etc.-Kentucky and Indiana
A-blood combing. 27G21lac %-bood. 27q27l9c;
A-blood combing, 26c; ss-blood, 26c braid comb
ing. 22d23c lake and Georgia. 24G25c. Territory
wools-Montana and Dakota fine medium and
fine 2l@22c; secured. 57d5Sc: staples 62G65c
Utah and Wyoming fine medium and fine. 1Sdl9c
secured 55@l57c; medium, 20G23c; secured, 52d5ic
Australian, secured basis, spot prces-Combing
95G9Sc; good, S9qe0c; average S0qS5c.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Trade Good, Weather Conditions Con-
sidered, and Prices Firm rs n Rule.

On the wholesale streets and Commission
row there was very good business transacted,
despite the showers in the early part of the
day. The grocers and hardware men are having
excellent trade. and the same is true of
druggists and leather dealers. On Commission
business yesterday very satisfactory.
The demand for tropical fruits is increasing. as
but few choice apples now offered Straw
berries are coming in more freely, but large
per cent. of the shipments is inferior stock
Some fine oranges are now the market The
demand for Irish potatoes is still active but the
increase daily and the market is easy in each
line. Wool is attracting some attention. with
The local grain market, with better receipts,
In active request at prices quoted on track. as
furnished by the secretary of the Board of Trade:
freight; No. red. ssa7Sc: April, 1--WE. TRACKS track:
wagon wheat ne
No white. nisc; no ! white $50 ao5sc: No.
white mixed, Ale; No. white mixed. Ale; No. I
yellow. aic No SelO%. ss&soe3 no mixed
Ale; No. mixed. Ale; No. mixed. sS@4oc: ear
oats-No. white; 2s.c: No; white. e7Ac;
No; 2 mixed. Hhc; No 9 mixed, 26Ac;
Hay1No. timothy, $lsglA; No. timothy,
Inspections-wheat:- Rejected. ! car. Corn:
1; No. white, /; No. white mixed. /; No.
yellow. Q; No. mixed, 1; total, ls cars. Oats:
NO. mixed, A cars. nay. NO. umOtny, i
No. clover, I car; total,
Poultry and Other Produce.
prices paid by shippers.)
Turkeys hens, &c per ID; hens, &c; cocks,
&c; ducks full feathered. &c: geese. full feath-
cred. 81. so per doz.
Cheese-New York full creams 15c domestic
Swiss. 15d16c; brick. lac: lmburger l4c
Butter-Choice. roll. 12413c per ID: poor, No. 2.
Sfl10c.
Eggs-FIesh, 915c per doZ.
Feathers-Prime geese SOc per Id; prime duck
zoe per Id.
Beeswax-3oc for yellow; 25c for dark.
Wool-Medium. unwashed. 22d23c; tub-washed.
32G3sc: bury and unmerchantabe. SC less; fine
merno. 1S419c.
HIDES TALLOW, ETC.
Green-salte>' Hides-No. /. 912c; No. 2, SIC;
1 No. 1 calf 10c; No. calf &c.
Grease-White. 4c: yellow. SIC; brown, 2%c
Tallow-No. 1, 4lsc; No g &c.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. April T.-After being closed
since last Thursday cables received at the Metal
Exchange from London this morning averaged
up about anticipated. The local market for
metals ruled quiet ali day. Tin the only metal
showing price variations. was barely steady in
tone. although bid prices were 1914 points higher,
but asking rates were a shade below the closing
figures of yesterdays closing. at 81 25a31.55c
Pig iron warrants were dull and nominal. Lake
copper was steady and closed unchanged at lie.
Lead continues dull and nominally unchanged on
the basis of 4.67lzc bid and 4.721zc asked. Spell
ter quiet and steady. closing at 472l5c bid
and ATTIC asked. The brokers price for lead
4.45c and for copper 17.25G17.5oc.
ST LOUIS. April T7.-Lead quiet at 4.55d
4.57l2c. Spelter firm at Coo.
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Deaths.
Clifton S. Morris. one wear. the

Clifton S. Morris, one year, the Savoy,
meningitis
Mrs. Emile Safer, seventy-one years, 613
East Thirteenth street, cancer.
John f. Mayer. seventy-seven years, 229
East ST Joe street. asthma
Ethel Bannson, eight months, S15 East
Thirtieth street pneumonia
Theresa Dorval. sixty-five years, 1142
Hoyt avenue, paralysis.
Annie Robinson. forty-five years. 531
South Capitol avenue, heart trouble.
Edward kaiest, three years, 545 Veg
horst street. pneumonia.
Raymon Kooss. one year. 1710 Chestnut
street. pneumonia.
Mary MCGEE. thirty-two years, 943 East
Georgia street, tuberculosis.
Thomas Cox. forty-eight years. ITO West
Market street, exhaustion.
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Martha J. Pogue, frame house. Alabama
street, near Twenty-fifth street; cost,
$1,000
F. C Bowser. repairs. 1905 Wright street;
cost, $3.50.
NJ. F. Maddox, repairs, 1881 Ash street;
cost. $500.
John Barnett. stable. 2O01 North Della
ware street: cost, 500.
Henry Woessner. addition. 627 East Nor
ris street; cost, 500.
]. D. and B. Mahoney, addition, SIS Alb.
bott street: cost $500.
John Griffin. cottage, 119 South Oriental
street; cost, $1,000.
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Oils.

NEW YORK. April 17-Petroleum weak: re-
fined. New York. 1925; Philadelphia and Bal
timore $780, in bulk, s6.55 Rosin steady
strained common to good. s1.70. Trupentine
steady
OIL CITY, April 17.-Credit balances. s152;
certificates offered at sl.52. Shipments. " 009
brls; average. s13 brs; runs 101. 3i3 brls;
age, 81, $40 brls
WILMINGTON, April H.-Spirits turpentine
steady at 451zc. Crude turpentine quiet at from
s1.S5 to $3.15 Tar firm at s1.20.
MONTPELIER. April 17.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. 81. 10; North Lima, s1.1s.
CHARLESTON, April 17--Turpentine market
firm at 451zc. Rosin firm and unchanged
SAVANNAH. April 17.-Spirits turpentine firm
at ACC. Rosn quiet; and below, $l.32l2.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-18

Hartford Courant.

The country has a high respect for its
patriotic and sagacious ex-President, Gen.
Benjamin Harrison, of Indiana IL remem-
beers his lively interest in the Nicaragua
canal project. He has imposed upon him.
self a pretty rigorous reticence on public
questions since his retirement to private
life, but this has not prevented him from
expressing his establishment at the pro-
posal to levy customs duties on Porto
Rican products. An equally frank express
sion of opinion from him on the Hay
Pauncefote treaty and the policy OF neIi-
tralizing the Nicaraguan canal would
weigh heavily with the people. Even the
senators-some Of them-would take Il into
serious confederation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-18
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Ten Transfers, with a Total Consider.
alton of g1H,SOO.

Instruments filed for record In the recorders
Office of Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending p. m. April IL. 1900.
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. Suite 229, first Office floor. The
Lemcke and Hartford block. Telephone 1760
old and 3O05 new
Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis to
Herman G. Tuttler, Lot 81, s. A. Fetch
er. jr.s subdivision, part of southwest
quarter. Section 81 Township 10. Range 81, 900
E. NJ. johnson to Amelia r. Gilbert,
Lot r. Downey's subdivision Of Lot g.
George b. Yandes to Albert NJ. Terry, Lots
S6 and 81, Ardmore addition ................ 200
Josiah Russell TO Lydia Russell, west half
OF northwest quarter Section H. Town
ship IA. Range 1000
Edward c. Leble, trustee, to Maggie Nj.
Harper Lot 16, Landers subdivision,
Eliny w. Bartholomew to James G.. Drum
mond. Lot &C. j. II. Ruddells subdivision.
Block p, Johnson heirs addition $500
Martha j. Neighbours to Charles L. Hanna,
Lot "a. Gatlings subdivision, Outlet H.. 5000
Sadie Worrell TO Fletcher NJ. Noe. part of
Lot 3, Square 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
William Smith 10 John A Nelson. part of
Lots 81 and 4S, E. Lowries's subdivision,
Outlot 175 800
Nancy NJ. Whitman ]. p. New. Lot 21.
Bradshaw et ais subdivision, Outlot 100 1900
Transfers 10; total consideration SIS, 500