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sTARiN's New Haven Transpor rtation e.

DAILY IEECEPT 1HAVURDAY.
 Steamer JOHN Fl. STARIN, Captain Ma A!lister, leaves New Haven from Starin' a Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Stear arnes ERASTUS CORNING, Captain Thom pson. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The North River, at g p. m. Mondays, Wednes: days and Fridays; the llRASTUS CORNIN3 Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fars 70 cents; o Excursion Tickets $1.2J state
 Tickets and statcrooms for sale at l. n.s Judson,s, dns, S67 Chapel street; Peck . Bisb. the depot on arrival of Hartford train ea nna nes from corner of Chapel and Church streets 'TrCynaS 'syery haf ,la3us h93ur commencIng at sso p m jodIOag jddrIongh h arIeighit rates given and bs oi west. c. H. TTSHMJ, Sarx vu.H
 Order your freight win Starin I,ine x !
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The only thing that makes the old man feel badly is the fact that his son Frank Is not with him.
UNDERTAKERs SUE.
Want Father to Pay for Daughters
 Funeral it3Ms

Want Father to Pay for Daughters
 Funeral. eaic@ Hartford, April 9--In the court of common pleas to-day Judge Case heard the case of Slsk Brothers, undertakers, of New Haven, against Patrick Me- Nulty and daughter, Sarah McNulty, both of Hartford, suit to recover a $S9.50 bill for the funeral of Mrs. Mary Dunn, who died in New Haven in 1898. Mrs Dunn was the daughter of Mir. McNulty and the father and daugh- fer were sued, 1t being claimed that they had said they would be responsi- ble for the expenses incurred. On the witness stand the plaintiffs stated that the father should pay the funeral ex- penses of his daughter, whether she was single or married. Decision was reserved.
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MEMS CLUB

To-Night at the City Missions.
 The Mems club connected with the City Missionary association will hold their weekly session at o'clock this evening at the Mission hall, corner of Court and State streets. Professor F. R. Honey, of Trinity college, Hartford, will occupy the social hour with the description of "A Trip Through Egypt and India" Open meeting for all Ad- mission free.
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REPORT
Of the Hospital Aid Society.

Of the Hospital Aid Society. The work of the society for the month of March has been in charge of Miss Florence Cowles, and Mrs. H. H. John son. They report that eighty-five arti- cles have been made for the hospitals this month We acknowledge with thanks a donation of $5 from Mrs. Ed ward Beecher.
 Emma F. Fitch,
 Secretary and Treasurer.
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merit is has won success and by merit

merit is has won success and by merit 1t retains it. The company presenting 1t this season is one of exceptional merit, and includes an augmented chorus superior to any ever heard here outside of Grand opera. Seats now on sale Regular prices.
 A novelty in the shape of comedy will hold the boards at the Grand opera house Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, April 15, 16 and 17, with matinee We'd nesday. MT. Bunnell has been fortu- nate in securing some fine attractions for his theater this season, and takes pleasure in presenting "The Girl from Porto Rico to his patrons and friends as one of the best of the season. Seats now on sale. Regular prices.
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Hamhurn-American Line.

TxVIN-SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE PLYMOUTH CHER3OURG-HAMB A.victoria, Alp. Ii, foam Deut'l'd, Ap.1S, Bpm Columbia, May 2ll' Bismarck, May D TyvIN-sCREW PASSING FER snRvICE. PLYMOUTH RBOURG-HAMBURG Pretoria, April 13IPatricia, April v *Phoenicia, April POI Waldersee, May 1
 'Sails to Hamburg direct
 Is.mburg-Amer. Ltnc, 37 B'way, N. ". Thos. H. Pease X Son, TOP Church street; M. Zunder X Son. 4!)-251 State street, M. B. Newton & Co.,, New Haven. fer
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AN INSANE MAN ESCAPES.

Frank P. Shanley, Formerly of This
 City, Gets Away at Middletown.
 Word was received at the Department of Charities and Correction yesterday
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Mrs. Phillips, wife of Rev, Dr. Phil lips pastor of the Church of the Re- deemer. is reported as being ill with typhoid fever.
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RED STAR LINE

NEW YORK ANTWERP PARIS. Westland, Apr.17, n *Zeeland, May1. non Kens 'gton, Ap.24, n'nIFriesland, Mays, non *New Twin Screw Steamers calling at
 Cherbourg.
 International Navigation Company 73 Broadway, cor. Rector street, NY; Peck X Bishop, 702 Chapel street, M. Zunder 6 Sons. 253 State st., M. E. Newton, SJ or. ange st., T. H. Pease & Son., ,102 Church st. New Haven. d5 cod
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MEXICAN LINE

NEW YORK; ---SOUTHAAfpTON--L ONDoN yaderld, Apr.20, 1OamJst Paul, May 8. foam St. Louis, Ap.24, foam St Louis, May15, foam N. York, May 1, 10amIN. York, Mayo. 10a 1T,
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY. May s.-Cattle-Receipts 1900
cattle steady - d % n Be see6 9erl
steady; cows and heifers 10G15c lower. Choice
sedke ss sd sseSsr q rsF TO s9ed A
SiaGnS25 Texans and Indian steers. s4.3OG5
COWS 5000; heifers, So 25ff5; Gamers, s2.25Q3
Hogs.Receipts. 1000. Market opened steady
closing sc higher Top. $685. bulk Of sales $3.50
@5.7S; heavy STEALS: mixed packing. $500
~ light; ss25a5.s71z; pigs si5oaS 20
ern lambs, sL75a5l0 Western wethers. aloa
4bo Western yearlings 81 25Gl4. 20; ewes $500
lambs. s5q65O.
CHICAGO. May 9.-Cattle-Receipts g. 500 in
Guiding ding; geo Texans Steers about steady Good
40; stockers and feeders, S3IG5.09: cows. ST. 756I
s.; hefers. s27504S5; Gamers SO. 1902 rs; bulls
N.25G5.4O; Texas bulls. 81. 75d375.
Hogs-Receipts to-day. 2icoo: tomorrow. Is 900;
SSH; mixed and butchers, S. 55q seq: good to
choice heavy, S.75G5.S7i9; rough heavy, S.. 60a
sheep-Receipts. 1890. sheep about steady
Clipped lambs up to S4.75; good to choice wethers
ern sheep, s4.2Od43 30: yearlings ST. 25GI4 So; ma
tive lambs. s4Q5-15 Western lambs. s4.55a5.15.
ST: LOUIS. May 9.-Cattle-Receipts 1SOO in
Guiding GOO Texans. Market steady. Native
shipping and export steers. 81 SOd4.s5: dressed
beef and butchers steers. s45O@54o; steers under
Loo lbs. $500 stockers and feeders. 81 754 IS;
COWS and heifers. s2W4.s0; Gamers. s1.z5Gl2 50
bulls: s275q4; Texans and Indians s4q5.2O; cows
Hogs-Receipts. 400. Market &c higher. Pigs
ana lights, S5oogO60; packers, S050q5.70; butch
ers. s5.7005S5.
Sheep-Receipts. LOO. Market steady Native
muttons 81. 25Q475; lambs. s4.65Q5; spring lambs
s5aS so; culls and bucks. sSQ4.
NEW YORK, May 9.-Beeves-Receipts / 02O
Nothing doing; feeling steady Cables steady
Exports. IS cattle and 100 sheep.
Calves-Receipts 81. Market quiet but steady.
All sold Veais. s3.25g550
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts, 1855 Sheep
steady; lambs slow; wooded stock lower; spring
lambs not wanted Clipped sheep. SO 25fl4. so:
clipped lambs. 81 621zG5.4O. prime wooded lambs
800; spring lambs nominal at s2G4 50 per head
Hogs-Receipts. 1i40 Market barely steady
Western hogs s5.s5; State hogs s6Q61O.
SOUTH OMAHA MAY 9.-Catte-Receipts
800 Market shade lower Native beef steers
81 25u360; Western steers s4G4s5: Texas steers
sSS0a52S; cows and heifers, S3,30G4.4e; calves
S3q6.50
Hogs-Recepts. 200 Market SC higher Heavy.
S567is575. mixed. IS. 65G5. STA nght S. 6OQI5 60
bulk OF sales s.. 65Q5 .67i3.
Sheep-Receipts. loco Market slow and weak
1earlings. 81 25n450 wethers, s3.90G435: ewes
3.z56i4: lambs. S425G510.
EAST BUFFALO. May e.-Receipts-Ca As
cars; sheep and lambs. % cars: hogs 20 cars
Shipments-Catle. 43 cars; sheep and lambs IA
Cattle steady; calves. choice to extra. s.. 2s6
) 80.
Sheep and Lambs-Lambs choice TO extra 81 90
Ef5 sheep choice 10 extra, 81. 25T450.
Hogs-Heavy. $3.50; pigs. S5.65a570.
CINCINNATI. May e.-Hoss dull and lower at
81. 10GI5 70.
Sheep steady at s250Q4.25: lambs steady at
s.. 7545.
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AT NEW YORK.
Break i'm Flour Following the Drop
in Wheat-Other Staples Easy.

NEW YORK. Nav 9.-Flour-Receipts IL. 4so
brls: exports, 4.775 brls; sales. 100 packages.
Market weak and lower with wheat, and not
active at the decline; winter straghts. So 40QS55
Minnesota patents. SS.95Qi.20.
Wheat-Receipts. 1850 bu; exports. 1888 bu.
Spot easy: No. red. sOasc (. o. b. afioat. s2Ac
elevator; No. l hard Duluth. S2,zc (. o. b. afioat:
No. / northern Duluth. sSl4c T. o. b. afioat. OPP
lions opened weak and Immediately broke in a
long account, due the panic in stocks and
bearlsh French crop news. Later the market
rallied on covering. due 70 large export rumors.
Closed steady ssc net decline. May. 7s7sQSlssc.
closed at s03sc; July. 1IA4ls 3-l6c, closed at
77ssc: September. 75i-g76lzc, closed at 755sc
Corn-Receipts, <13S. O0o bu. exports. L640 bu.
Spot easy: No. 3 53c elevator. 5S@sc T. b. afioat
wheat lower cables. more liberal contract ar
rivals at Chicago and moderate realizing III
nally rallied slightly. with wheat, and closed
easy at lac to Ssc net lower. May. 52ieq53c.
closed at 52izc; July, 4ss4GJ0%sc, closed 5Oisc;
September. 49a4sssc. closed at 495.c.
Oats-Receipts l5l.5f0 bu; exports. 1852 bu.
Spot firm: No ?. 30 nc. No. g. 33c. No. white,
Sac. No white, 33lzc: track mixed Western.
N37lhc. Options quiet and steady.
Cut meats steady; picked hams, s975G1025.
Lard steady; Western steamed. $3.50 Refined
steady: continent. $40. s. a. sg.25: compound.
500 Pork easy family, $l6dle5o short clear.
SIS scar: mess slsGls2 5 Talow dull: city Is.
sac. Cotton-seed oil steady: prime yellow, 34c.
Molasses steady: good 10 choice. 32d40c.
Coffee-Spot Rio easy, No. invoice. &c Mid
quiet: Cordova, Shal2lec.
gal. So test. s-S2c; molasses sugar. slzc. Re
fined firm
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PHILADELPHIA. Aay s--Butter firm and In
good demand: fancy Western creamery. 1oc. fan
cy Western prints PIC. fancy nearby prints. &c.
Eggs rrmer fresh nearby. l3c: fresh Western
lS'1Elfc. fresh southwestern. ieisc. fresh South
ern, &c. Cheese quiet but steady: New York
full creams, fsncy small. u1a1i&c; New York
full creams. fair 10 choice, eisuiic; New York
fun creams. new choice. sr9hc. New York fun
creams. fair 20 good. SaSisc.
NEW YORK. May .-Bu,ter-Receipts. 2.79
Packages. Market strong; creamery. i5uisc: fac
tory. i1l3c. cheese-Recefpfs. 3.1fS packages.
Market easy: fancy large. colored i0i-c. fancy
large, white. iot.4l0isc fancy small. colored.
liizc. fancy small white ndiikc Eegs-Re-
ceipis. b,9es packages. Market strong: Western.
regular hacked. ls6lsAc. storage Western. lsis
alike Southern. iiGi2c.
BALTIMORE. MAY s.-Rutter firm fancy imi-
l5dlSc; store packed HAZE. Eccs rrm at $50
Isle for fresh. Cheese frm cheddars. &c. medt-
un. sac. pcnics. 9izc
CHICAGO. May Son the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market steady, creameries.
l4nlSizc' diaries. 1iTicc Cheese duh at sis4i1c.
Eggs steady. fresh. iiisc.
KANSAS CITY. May EGGS firm: fresh Mis-
souri, and Kansas stock. lie per dczen loss OF.
cases returned; new wildwood cases included.
&c more.
ST LOUIS Nav e-Rutter steady. creamery.
l5Glsc. dairy. i2Hiic. Eggs steady az lossc. re-
packed and cases included
LOyISVIILE. Nav e.-Butter-Pound bricks.
2lisc; GLIB tubs. .0igc: 25-lb tubs. &c. Eggs.
lei2c
CINCINNATI. May 9.-Fggs firm lie. But
ter quiet Cheese firm; Ohio fat. liisc-
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While the drizzie falls the Shiny pavement.
swelling
The yellow cutters flow,
and the ways dense with the hosts of buy
ing. selling.
And hurrying to and fro.
l know that out in the North the winds are
Round the widowed shores Of the long white
lakes outlying.
And the black pine woods where my old lost
friends are dwelling,
And the splendor Of the snow.
know that mysterious land OF wood and river.
Where the half-breed hunters range,
The wraiths dancing upon the hill slopes
The gray sun. low and strange.
The bull moose skuking through windrow and
The creak and crunch of raquettes where the
trackers follow.
The dark spruce shades where the forest dreams
But never dreams of change.
4 snowshoe track leads up from the swamp and
Where the otter trappers passed.
To the drfted winter hut In the hemlOck cover
That shields IL from the blast:
Are you there. Pierre. Gaultfer, as when
gethcr.
Free in the face Of the grim Canadian weather.
Learned the chan:eiess spell Of the North 10
And turn 10 her al the last;
The snowster'n biindiy drives through the woods
The ancien; trail l knew.
The track We biazed Is lost. and never other
Has marked that blind way through:
But ths same great roar through the leagues OF
branches sweeping
wakss the desire II a homesick heart that has
on. lark North woods. Wild love ana ruthless
. san. 1 csy 20 you
II. J.. Pollock. in the May Atlantic
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EVILS OF GAMBLING.
Bishop Lawrence Uses Stock Spccula-
tion as a Text for an Address.

BOSTON, Mass, May Some has only
to listen TO the shouts in the stock market
during the past few weeks" said Bishop
Lawrence, in his annual address TO the
Massachusetts diocesan convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. Ito be i'm
pressed with the danger in which our young
men and women. boys and girls, stand
from the temptation TO gamble. to get
something for nothing. to try to make
money fast, to hazard what is of value SIM
ply for the pleasure Of the hazard. | am
not drawing fine distinctions. much less am
| making the stock market the scapegoat
for an increasing popular danger and vice.
Vicious gambling, which catches the popu-
lar eye, is but the symptom of a spirit per-
vading the community, that of an unreadi-
ness to work steadily for the legitimate re-
ward of labor, unrest at the moderate
and fair returns of capital, making haste
to get rich. keen love of the sport of over
reaching another a fascination in living by
ones wits instead of by ones sober
thoughts and careful work.
1.-TWO generations ago playing cards was
forbidden because 1t was associated with
gambling. Then the cards were brought
forth from their hiding places and given
place in the innocent amUsements of the
home. To-day they are returning to their
cdlllllS dS the iliSti unlcHt VI SdHDllDS
There are men and women, WOrShipers in
our churches, some even communicates
who waste the daylight and concentrate all
their thought and nerve upon the game
and the game is not complete without some
stake, small or large. What will you give
for the future of the boy whose pin money
is the gain of his fathers game at the club?
The point L want to make is that. instead
of dwelling on the excuses of the stock
market criticising the police for not sup
pressing the worst forms of gambling, we
should look to ourselves and discover the
symptoms of the same vice in us.
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations mt ST. Louis, Baltimore
Cincinnati and Other Places.

ST. LOUIS. May s.-Flour Inactive and easy.
patents. So 55H3ss; extra fancy and straight.
doing Bran quiet: sacked. east track 70fI5ic.
Corn meal. s.. 3. Nheat-No. red. cash 74Nc:
May, 74ssc: July, 76lzc; No. hard. 72G72i2c
Corn-No ?. cash, SAC: May. 45'zc, July. 44Nm
44i-c Oats-No. ?. cash. 3Oc: May. 2gi.c: J,liv.
27c: No white. 31i1c. Pork steady: jobbing'
SIS 70 Lard lower at s1.S5. Dry-salt meats
s. ~; clear sides. sS.62iz Bacon (boxedD heavv.
extra shorts g. l2z clear ribs. g % clear sides
s9.37iz Hay firmer; timothy. sa.50dl3: prairie.
s. 50fi1I.5 ~. Whisky steady at 100. Iron cotton
ties SiO5. Ragging. 6iST7c Hemp Irvine O.
Recelpts-FIour 7ooC brs wheat. 81 coo bu. corn
Is 600 bu: oats. 5000 bu. Shipments-Flour q 90
hIls wheat 10000 blu. corn. 1900 bu: oats.
l2.oco bu.
BALTIMORE May s.-Flour dull: receipts.
1s1s7 bris: exports 50 brla. Wheat unsettled
and lower. spot and the month. 7Sit DsSssc: June
75AG75&c; receipts. z5,zS3 bu. exports none.
Southern wheat. by sample. 7201eisc, Southern
wheat. grade. 7Ss.97si.c. Corn steady. mixed.
spot the month and June. 4SHf3Nc. July. f9i. II
,,i,c. steamer mixed 4SQ4SAc. receipts 20 .6s
tu. exports none. Southern White -Jrn 5O1f5lc.
Southern yellow corn, oastsrizc- oats Arm: No >
white. 33izn35rsc' No mixed, Sliz4J.c; receipts
100 603 bu. exports none
LIVERPOOL. May s.-wheat-Spot steady: No
red Western winter. 5s Hisi No. northern
spring S. ii: No. I California. 81 I'D. Corn
srot American mixed. new. dun al Is sssd:
American mixed, old. quiet at - I'd. Lard
American refined quiet AT ais 81. Hams-Short
cut steady at i6s 81. Long-clear middles. heavy,
eteady at s0s: clear bellies steady al as sd
I.ard-PriTne Western quiet AT sls "a.
KANSAS CITY. May 9--Wheat-May. sskc:
July 6sisc: cash. No. hard. SEA 070c No
red. 7lsse- corn--May, iSc July. szsse: cash. No.
white sic. Recespts--wheat. s.. 400 bu; corn ,.
$40 bu: oats. 5000 bn- shipments-wheat So 800
bu corn. ii.ooo bu; oats. 1900 bu.
CINCINNATI. May s-Fiour UNCHANGED.
Wheat easy. No. red. ike. Corn steady; No. !
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Certificates have been issued to the following
named Indianans:
Addtional-Philip A. Raber Brooklyn, $40
Restoration and Ressue-James Chapman
dead. Lawrenceburg. $50
Increase-James Lucas. Hartford City. SO
James X. Harrison. Seymour SO: John L. Her
rim. Buck Creek. Sl2; Allen Watson. Shoals SIS
Thomas a. Hughes. Sullivan, Sl7: John NJ
Sims. Indianapolis. s24. Charles Griffith Edin-
burg ST. Lewis Butler. Jacksonville $40;
George W. Edwards Jacksonville. IS: William
H. Morgan Elizaville.. 81. William H Ryall
Charleston. $1s Patrick Gallagher. Indiana polls
ST.: John Spahr Portland. s.; John Slemmer
Wabash. SO; Elias Hobbs. National Military
Home Marion. s.; Isaac X. Brokaw Carmel.
SD. Callum Brown, Huntingburg. sl4
Original Widows, etc.-Phoebe Knowles Dills-
boro. S12: Annie Chapman. Lawrenceburg SIP:
Sarah j. Johnson. Terre Haute, IS: Rehecca
Hemphill, indianapolis. Is. Elizabeth Morgan.
English. sl2 Sarah f. Harrod. Decatur IS.
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mixed. ie'sc. Oats arm: No. mixed Soc rye
steady. No. ?. SEC Lard quiet e. 80 Bulk
meats steady at sS.eo. Bacon ecsy AZ "a whisky
icisiillers' finished goods active on a basis o.;
Sl2S. Sugar Arm
TOLEDO. MAY e-Whest active and lower
cash and MAY. 7sc. July. IKE. Corn active and
lower cash and May. i6c. July. f&c. Septem-
Der stisc- oats active and firm. cash. 2sitc
NAY. -sisc. July. 2sazc. Rye sc. Clover seed
cash, Prime. $50, October. IS 12H
DULUTH. NAY 9-Wheat-No. ! hard. 7sssc
No. northern. $40. Nc. northern. 6ptsc. May.
&C. July. s3ssc. September. 7oisc Corn. SIC.
May. sSssc. Cs.s. eisN1sa.c.
MINNEAPOLIS. May e-Wheat-May. &c.
July. .2i1072ssc on track No. ! hard ssi.c. No.
/ northern. '2&c. No. northern. csi1Q7)s1c.
MILWAUKEE. Nay s.-Barley steady. No. 4
sluaic. samule. as1lnc
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2 futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour easy.
No 3 spring wheat, 6Sl2d7olzc; No req, ga &c.
oats 2slzq29c: No. white, 291sa5oc. No
rye, 5S95ic. Good feeding barley. Acc; fair to
choice mailing 51d56c. No. l haxseed, SL6o;
No Northwestern, Sl6S. Prime timothy seed.
So 35M35 so Mess pork. per brl. sl4 55q 400 Lard.
per 100 lbs 81 92tzda95. Short-rib sides uoose).
ST. 90GS 10. Dry-salted shoulders lboxed), S6sl1sg
7l2Is Short-clear sides tboxed). So.l2lzQo20.
" hisi<y on basis of high wines, Sl-2S.
Receipts-Flour, 80. o0J brls wheat 1000 bu;
corn 2S6. 000 bu oats, $4,000 bu; rye, 2sO) bu
ba rley 1900 bu. Shipments Flour 49, 900 brls;
wheat I22 900 bu; corn. 1871 900 blu; oats. PSI. O0t
hu. rye. 1000 bu barley. Goo bu
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Oils.

WILMINGTON. May s.-spirits Of turpentins.
nothing doing. Resin. nothing doing. Crude tur-
pentine firm at sl.i0 20 81. p. Tar firm AZ 81 90
OH. CITY. MAY e.-Credit balances. 81 10. GER
tihcates steady Shipments ii7.57i brls; average.
80 lSs brls 10s.ol hrs. So iis bris
NEW YORK. Nav s.-Petroieum easy. Resin
quiet. strained common 70 good. $l55Ql.51h
Spirits Of turrcntine duh at Sf63fixc.
MONTPELIER. May s.-Indiana and South
Lima crude petroleum. &c per brl; North Lima
sc.
CHARLESTON. May s.-Spirits OF turpentins
firm az Bic. Rosn firm and unchanged.
SAVANNAH. May e.-Sp.rits of turpentine firm
at Sll4c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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mills and Horseshoes.
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.

Pineapples-sl75 per doz.
Florida Cabbage-S2.65 per crate; Mobile. $3.50
Bananas-Per bunch. No. l. sl.75a2; No. .. sl.25
oranges-California navels. ss.25qs5O seed
Lemons-Messina, fancy. $50 to box. $685.
Potatoes-Sl35 per brl; 43QfSc per bu; lJc extra
charge for each barrel or bag.
Sweet Potatoes-Iliinois. sz5oa2-7 20: Kentucky.
Celery-Florida celery. 6OaS5c per doz.
Bermuda Onions-s295 per crate. Egyptian
onions. s. per blu.
Honey-New white. lie per ID; dark. l5c
Cocoanuts-S0c doz: per bag $3.50.
Radshes-2Oq221sc per doz lunches.
Green Onions-Bome grown Goz, &c.
Rhuoarb-Home GROVE, 1212c per doz.
Spinach-sl per brl.
Kale-15c per brl.
Gucum6ers-sl 80 per doz.
baskets.
New Beets-5Oc per doz punches
Green Peas-S2 per box.
Caulihower-s1.5 80 per doz.
New Potatoes-s650 per bri: 81 % per bu
trawberries-Mississip Strawberries s.. 80 per
24-quart crate; Tennessee strawberries. s.. 75q
Cranberries-Jersey 81 % per bu.
Apples-Baldwin, $3.50 per bril-; Russetts $3.50
Asparagus-Home grown. 25qSOc per doz
punches.
Hams-sugar cured, IS lbs average. ulka12Ac:
Lard@Kettie rendered 77sc; pure lard. CSC.
Pork-Bean. clear Sl9; rump. SIS.
Bacon--Clear sides, 90 to 90 lbs average. l0itc:
30 to 40 lbs average 1012c; 20 TO 80 lbs average
10s.c: clear bellies Is to 80 lbs average 10ssc is
to % lbs average, 10sc; IL TO 10 lbs average llc;
clear backs, 20 to % lbs average loo; IL 10 l6 lbs
average. 1oi4c; to lbs average 1916. In dry
salt izc less.
shoulders-16 lbs average. sAc: &c to Il lbs av-
erage. 9Ac.
Seeds.
Glover. choice. prime. s7q75O; English. choice.
S7Q7.50: al.ike choice, S7QS alfalfa, choice
ssQ7 crimson scarlet clover. sjG6: timothy
10 lbs. prime, 81 30Q240 strictly prime, 81 2Oep
225: choice. 81 15q22O fancy Kentucky, "a lbs.
81 20; extra clean. 60G75c: orchard grass extra
81 .50d1. IS; red top. choice. socGS1.75; English
bluegrass, "A lbs. s2d2 so; German minet 75c3
SIPS: Western German mlet 90cQs1; common
millet, S0Q90c.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-10
VITAL STATTSTICS-MAY 8.
Births.

Floyd and Essie Eubank city. boy
John and Lulu Corbn. city. boy
John and Myrtle Ready. Perry township girl
Oscar and Lulu Horton. Sl2 West RrvniCn !
street girl
David II. and Katie Hurley. 1905 Howava
street boy.
Ambrose and Bertha Rolison. 1910 West Mar
ket street. girl.
John and Mamie Goley. city girl
Ed and Anna Sohn. 1425 Massachuset. avenue
girl
cir
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-05-10

Jane Fulton. repairs. sO4 Minerva street. $50.
John X. Yates. raze house 1884 Central ave-
nue.. So
NJ r. schooley frame house Illinois and
Twenty fourth streets. So oOO
George Hasty. remodeIing $50 West Michigan
street. 1915.
II. NJ Ciaypool. repairs. 2o34 North Illinois
street. SO.
w. a. Purdy. frame house. Trowbrdge street
5000
Edward Homerth. kitchen. COS East St Clair
street. 800.
II. Brandt. shed. Ringgold avenue near Cot
tage street. So.