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The evening world., 1894-04-18

In response to call by Capt. Clark
thirteen men made application for posi-
tons IN the Harvard cricket team yea
teruay afternoon. All but two had
play ed In former years. and the pros
rects of 'trong team are eXceilsn MT.
the most prominent candidates are:
Whitall. "a; Il. Logan, 81; Meade, 81;
Dupont, '07 Parker, '97: Kenney, Law
School, Bent, '93: Woodman. 80;
Mathews. 90; also Curtis, 95. and Pool,
'93. captain OF las; years team.
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KNIGHTS of Pvthias.

The following digest of the legislation of the
recent session will be found OF value: The
Grand Lodge refused to increase charter fee
and allow organizer Of new lodge portion of
same; refused to recommend to Supreme Lodge
the adoption OF the PYthIan Sisters as a 'slde
rank" as there is another ladies' organization
IN existence called the "Pyrhian Sislerhood" :;
instructed supreme representatives to support
lie supreme Lodge in its refusing the use of
subordinate lodge ritual In the United States
or other English-speaking country in any
other language; recommended to Supreme
Lodge the reduction of number of members
necessary to constitute a quorum to five in
place Of seven; refused TO amend laws and
make syn Francisco the permanent meeting
Place; directed q. b. of r. and ;, 10 omit re-
port or tcOmmtttee laws and supervision
from journal of proceedings; refused to take
from past grand chancellor the rights of repre-
sentauVeS now enjoyed, including mileage:
recommends addition of hospital 10 Pythian
Home when established; requests Supreme
Lodge TO confer RANK Of past grand chancellor
. on q. Il. OF X. and S. for service
under Supreme Lodge law since repealed;
does not want biennial sessions; refused to
reduce grand chancellors contingent fund to
$500 and salary OF q. h. of r. and S. 10 $500:
appropriated $3.50 TO aid San Francisco bureau
of relief, and 500 each to bureaus Of relief of
Los Angeles and Sacramento; appropriated
$500 TO California Brigade, uniform rank for
holding eRcampment at next grand lodge SEES
sion at Monterey in 1895; received offers OF
SIZES tor location of Pythan Home cOntem-
plated from Benecia Arroyo Grande. Monterey
and Nevada CITY; appropriated SO per month
10 aid OF Pythian Courier; granted charters 10
Cypress Lodge No. l89 of South Riverside
PERKS Lodge No. 100 AT PERKS TehachaDi
Lodge No. 191 at Tehachapi. SelDy Lodge M
1872 al Crockett, Sunset Lodge No. 1913 at Men.
dota, HaDfoTd Lodge No 1914 at Hanford and
Angels Lodge No. 195 at Angels Camp. Next
session al Monterey third Monday in May
lSHD
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Young Mems Institute.

Much activity is manifested in this organiza.
ton. The board OF grand directors Will meet
on the 18th, the executive committee convene
this evening; the finance and parade commit
tees held practical sessions last Friday night
The grand officers had pleasant visit with
PM Sheridan Council on Thursday evening.
The week has been marked with a number of
social affairs, among which my be mentioned
the anniversary ball of SoIano Council of Rio
Vista, the annual banquet of Borromean, the
smoking bee of Capital, the reception 10 Deputy
Rev. W. d. Mcknnon by st. Vincent, the Gu
tertainment and debate of Carson City and the
anniversary ball of Leo Council.
This fraternity recognizes the great value of
The social element, and by SaDdWichiug this
with practical business and progress meetings
are We'll attended ana gains made.
Iguatlan Council has an excursion on hand
proposing TO visit the Hotel del Mar from Sat
uTday, September 8, to the following MONDAY.
1uba Council Of Marysyile uaS arranged for
special train on The 3OtL, and proposes 10
bring its band along.
Councils Nos. 6, 8 and 81 will unite in a ball
and reception at Germania Hall, Oakland, on
the 18Th.
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order in San Jose. The following were in
stalled officers: Jacob Becker, J. ?, c. r. ;
Hon. p. 2. Austin. c. R.. Hon. James w. Rea,
:. c. R.; q. w. Scott, financial secretary: p l..
Darlington, recording secretary; Toland Hart.
treasurer; ID. Nj. Livingston S w; Martin
Allen, D; w; A. s. Hanks, S. B.; +. H. Dun
ham, j. B.; w. H. Dwyer, j. E. Richards D. f.
Graves, trustees; DR.. C. r. Burr, physician.
Court FTuitvae No. S416 was Instituted in
truitVale, Alameda County, with twenty char
Ter members last Wednesday evening by c. IL.
Bremer, grand secretary. The following were
Installed as officers: David Williams, j. 2. c.
H.; W. NJ. Axtell, Z. r.; w. Andrews, S. c. r. !;
L. ,. Lund, financial secretary; j. NJ. Nc
Arthur, recording secretary; ". q. Thornelly,
treasurer; j. f. Taylor, 5. w: f. D. Lane, j.
W; Thomas Bridge, S. b.; p a. Finn J. B.
\. I. Staples, w. Il, Bridge, James Ceilings,
trustees; DR.. L. NJ. Keys. physician.
True Friend Circle No 253, Companions OF
the Forest, was instituted last Friday evening
10 Chleo with twenty-siX charter members by
mrs. M. Il. Campbell, G. S. G. c., assisted by
MISS A. ID. Blemer. q. Sec, and members of
Auba Circle in MarySville. The following were
Installed as officers: Miss Blake, j. Z. c. e. (;
Mrs Dean, G. C.; Mrs. Borden, S. c.; Mrs.
Moir, financial secretary; Mrs. LOvett, record
ing secretary; Mrs. Christopher, treasurer;
Miss AckZen, II. G.; Miss A. Williams, L. g.
Mrs Weber, l. e.; Mrs. Clark, o. e.; Mrs. j.
Williams, Mrs. Battlett. Mrs. Meline, trustees;
Miss Hastings Organist.
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Miscellaneous.

Lodge No. 284, Order of the World, was in.
stituted in this city on May %, under the title
OF Silver Star. II IS to meet on Tuesday even
ings, Twenty-eighth M Church streets. Lodge
No. 283 held an interesting meeting last Fri
day night at its hall, Tweuty-fourth and Fol-
som streets. A new order of this institution IS
TO be Instituted next Friday night
OrOnbyaIeka of New York, prominent Off
cialOf the Good Templars, and also the present
Supre me chief ranger Of the Indepen dent Order
OF Foresters Is visiting in Southern California.
He was the recipient Of a welcome at Los An
geIes last week by his Brethren.
Mrs. NJ. +. Richardson of this city, q. S. J.
w, revived Eastberu Lodge, l. O. &. T., al
Redlands last week. and also spoke before the
district lodge of Los Angeles County.
California Union No. 6O3, +. A. T., re ports
a 1ne attendance at its reception On Monday
night
The annual memorial services of Liberty
Post No. 1873, q. A. r., were largely attended.
The exercises were appropriate and interesting.
The Pyi HAN Sisters Will hereafter have a So
cial rank in addition 10 the beneficial and hon
oTary rank. They have fixed their per capita
for The ensuing year al 90 cents.
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/ O. o. z

Grand Patriarch Downs is visiting the north.
He was with Shasta Encampment al Redding
last Saturday night and will visit Red Bluff this
evening, Stella Encampment on the 9TH, Mount
shasta on the 9th, Etua on the 7th, Siskiyou on
lie Sth, Scott Valley on the 9th. Mistletoe on
The 11th, CamptOnville on the 18TH, ROYAL on
the l3lh, Blue Range on the 14ih and Orc on
the 18th.
Canton No. made success of its reception
on Tuesday evening. Lieutenant Colonel W. ).
Potter presided and an address was made by
. Strand Scribe William Il. Barnes.
IbedriIllng among The various lodges con-
ttnues with enthusiasm.
e.. The general memorial day of the order Is
fixed by the grand sire for the 18Th, although
subOrGlnates nave the right TO change the date
10 suit their convenience.
NJ. S.-There Is a special law for those who
have been In the membership for fifty years.
IL can be obtained through the various grand
secretaries upon showing eligibility for it,
Grand Master Simpson is visiting ana map.
ping out work for the future. The administra-
ton proposes TO be an active one.
The Rebekahs are admitting many new mem.
beTs.
The patriarchal branch throughout California
shows an Improvement.
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Americau LEGION of Honor.

Official statement for June shows seventy
four deaths, calling for S202 900. seven of
which, amounting to S22 900, are from Califor.
MIA. Receipts for month ending May 10 were
S247 S54 81; disbursements. S246, 800.
Three assessments are levied tor June.
Next Thursday new council with thirty.fve
members viii be instituted at Sanger, Fresno
County, and also one at Ocean View with TWEEN
ry-tiYe members on Saturday night, at which
Grand Councillor Filben and other grand officers
will be ID eSent
Grand Secretary Burton reports much activity
ana many new members Two excellent social
gatherings were held by Golden Council No. 118
and Protection Council No. 500, each subOrdi-
nave heing The quest of The nlher.
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Cnmnaninns of the Forest,

The Grand Circle of this State will convene
in Alameda next Wednesday and hold three
days session. Mrs. l.. Enke of this city is
chief executive officer and MISS a. d. Bremen
OF Alameda is grand secretary c. II. Bremen,
the grand secretary of the A. o. F. of A, is the
supreme chief ranger of this order.
There are fOTly-eight subordnates in Cali
acknowledgements IN san Francisco, three in
Los Angeles TWO IN Sacramento and one each
In Oakland, Alameda, Berkeley and West
Berkeley; the others are IN different localities.
Hamlet Circle proposes 10 entertain the dele
gates, and banquets, receptions, balls, drives,
etc. are upon the order OF exercises.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-04

IheGrand Lodge OF England was organi zed
In 17l7. The constitution was promulgated in
1928.
. An.ftem is going the rounds of the press in re-
gard 10 the oldest Mason. George Lord of San
Bernardino in California was Initiated in
Phoenix Lodge No. US of New York City in
IS2S and is sJill attentive to lodge duties ana
may be considered as probably Oue OF the oldest
active members IN the world,
AT recent comforting OF The n ird degree by
Steele Lodge OF New York City over 1000
members OF The craft witnessed the ceremonies.
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HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.

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Continent.
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Between New YOr South mpton Uon-
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werp, Rotterdam. Amsterdam, Paris nHA@sscszzas
etc. Tickets to and from Gothenburg, MaImo
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nation Apply to
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The longest river in Europe is the Volga,
which falls into the Caspian Sea after a
course Of 2400 miles.
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM 4a-
i ocean DiviSion-and PACIFIC COAST EzsESs5
S. s. CO.. will dispa tch from Spear-street wharf,
at 10 A. NJ, for the above ports one Of their Al
hon steamships viz:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-May "a. June 3, Is
Is. July :, IL, -, Au- ust =, 2, y
COLUMBIA-May 20. June 8, Is, 2S July g.,
Is. y. AUGUST Z. 7. 27.
Connecting via Portland with the U. P Ry. and
other dlverging lines for all points in Oregon
Washington, British Columbia, Alaska Idaho
Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south ana to Europe
Fare to Portland-CaDln. $40; steerage So;
round trip. cabin, $50,
Ticket oiices-l Montgomery St, and Palace
Hotel New Montgomery st.
Freight of1ee-2O0 California st.
6OODALL, PERKINS & co. Supt. Ocean DIV.
U 10 Market 81. san EranciScn.
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Part sixteen of Picturesque Call
fornia - is now ready for distribution.
1t contains beautiful pictures of the ex-
treme southern part of the State.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL n
- fortnightly for the west Indies and <&fzxHp
southampton. calling route at Chor-ueI.4'
France. and Plymouth, to land passengers
Through bills of ladinE, In connection with the
Pacific Mall 8. s. Co., issued for freight ana treas
ure TO direct ports In England and GermRnV
Through Tickets from San Francisco to Ply.
mouth. CherOourg. southampton First-ciaes,
1896: thtrd.class. s97 SO. For further pArticu.
lars apply 20 PARRoTT q CO., Agents
sos California st
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CANADIAN PAcIEIc RAILWAY.

IHtehded s. Saillngs from Vancouver
TO JAPAN AND CHINA,
June 4-June 25-July Is.
TO HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA,
June l6-July 16-Aug. Is.
Apply NJ. NJ. STERN, Chronicle Bldg,
GAS MARKET ST.. San FrancisCos
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN z.
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska A. NJ. <STIKYA
Nav rs. June 4, 8. H. "a, July 8, 9. l9, sH2n1EzS
"a August g. g. 1S. %.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
May rs, and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, 9 A. NJ
For Newport. Los Angeles and all way ports.
every fourth aud fifth DAY, "a NJ.
or San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford,
eanta barbara Port Los Angeles. Redondo (Los
Angeles) and export, every fourth and fifth day,
at II A N.
For ports In Mexico, 25th OF each month.
Ticket Ofdce-Palace Hotel Anew Montgomery
street.
GOODALL. PERKINS & CO, General Agents
If 10 Market St. San francisco
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omcia1 Assessment Table.

lOfnflai assessment notices OF any legitimate
iraJeDal society VIII be published free of cost
ID above tabl-. Send them, with any other mat
ters OF Importance, by Friday, addressed Fra
IeIhal society Editor MORNING CALL, san
ETancIsco.l
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AMERICAN LINE

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CHORTEST AND MOST G. INVENIENT E<R
~ route to London. Close connection at SEsaElsk
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Wales and TO belfast
PHILADELPHIA TO QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL WEEKLY: very low steerage rates
now TO Queensto own aud Liverpool
RED STAR LINE FOR AN rWERP; desirable
route for Belgium, Germany, France, Switzerland
and Italy.
For information regarding freight and passage
apply TO International Nav igatton Company, G. n.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

w w Scott, Fulton . S Wiley, Del
I z Grant, Fulton Lewis, Hanford
+ Miuch, Tenn 5 Page. Hanford
McNamara, Brentwood Mr. Howard q VT Cal
Mrs NJ Moore, Kans Z Holiday, Klaus
ID Rees, Hans II J ReSeh, Chicago
j Milo, Chicago q Barlow. Chicago
Il l. H1gdOn, DanYlle u W Groom, DanVilie
Miller, san Rafael A X FFende, Eureka
j Ii kiuiHg, Los Angeles J Thomas. Vallejo
Robinson, Vallejo Daugheidez, Vallejo
II y Haoles, vallejo Graham, Vallejo
j McGiffen, Vallejo j MCKAY, Vallejo
+ Boyd, santa Clara A Harvey. Pope Valley
Danf orth, SaCto Newell, Pope Valley
+ y fawe EFT d VT Or G + Allinger Lincoln
Parlin, Lincoln Slattery, Lincoln
W Matthews Los Ang kroitch, MarySvilIe
w ChiItenden, Fresno j u Frasier Petauma
W Campbell, Petaiuma
PALACE HOTEL.
Lobner, Colfax w Rowland & W, Puente
w weaver 4 W, EYansVle Miss Nina Rowland Pnte
Fl lexington W carson Miss Nellie Rowland Put
smith w werner, Louisville
Mrs Z Smith, \ James Suydam, y
ii Chapman, L Suydam, y
A Coiman, LoganspOrt Jed FOye, n Y
Miss COiman, LOgansprt Mrs Norton, Washington
Delayan Smith, chicago Dr. Steele, st Louis
S Campbell, Denver ID MacdougaII, U \
Rodgers, Tennessee L Kline. CORVALLIS
j NJ Berry, Tacomal Plant, st LOUIS
NJ 5 Marks, y Mrs K S Cromble l. ADg
Wolfsk!ll. Los Angeles Miss CarliB, WATERFOWL
A Mckay, Chicago Miss L Ellis, Chicago
Ellis, Chicago
NEW WESTERN HOTEL.
H wilson. Wash L sylvia Fresno
= L Hill, Wash q IA Barlow, Fresno
w Mcintyre, Fresno NJ White, Denver
Grifhth, Lancaster Laura Brook, London
j Jansicer, Stockton Bechtel q WI, Stockton
Hanson. stockton i Donneman, ohio
j Edgar Felton, K Johnson, hans
ID NJ MaIthlson, Boston w elson, Boston
ReyDor, Banth NJ Smith, Iowa
L Budwell, Banth
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TERN HOTEL.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed In the POstohce at San
Francisco on MONDAY. June 4. 1894.
gB-To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters and give the
date Of the list II not called for within two
weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter once.
Abrams Mrs j NJ Anderson Mollie 2
Abbott Anton Andrews + ID
Ackley Alice Andrew william
Adams Miss Elise Awe John
Adams II w Anthony w
Agnew Mrs NJ Anthony Jos
Aiken 8 Appleton Mrs Nettie
Albert David L Apprecht
Alexander Mrs Estella Archer Jos
Allen Cara ATenson
Allen Mrs Z NJ Arlington VIM
Allen Miss Gertrude Armstrong Chas
Allen w Arnold Carl
AIthalter William Ash Alfred
AIling Emma ID AtWater G. L
Anderson Miss Anna Avis Miss Pearl
Anderson l. Ayers
Anderson
Baba II Blackburn VIM
Bailey Ida Blame j L
Baker A Blum
Baggen Miss Madge Blood Chas
Balm Andy Bodan Mrs Ann
BALDWIN Mrs l. Il Boeman Mrs Lie
Barkar Mrs Boman G +
Barish y Booth VIM
Barnard Warren 2 Borchert Paul
Barrett Joseph Boskow t. Mrs Ella
Barron Bothrick
Barron Garnet Bowen Mrs
Barstow ID BracktelI Mrs P
Barthluemew Mrs Bradbury WIN
Barncb Bradley EinmaI Q
Bates Miss Lille M Braort Miss Kate w
Bassoni Brennan William
Beach Mrs c II Brewster
Beck mrs Ane Bridges
ecker Alfred Britton Hiram
Becker Otto Brokenshire Rev w II
Beebe NJ SIS Laura Books Mrs
Behrens John Browning Miss Mabel
Bell Single Co Brown G. f.
BELTS Brown q
Bender Frank Brown Harry
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Stmr Newsboy, FOsen.
Stmr State OF California Ackley, Portland and
Astoria
Stmr Farallon. Roberts Port Angeles.
Stmr EeTtha, Hague, Uua1asza, via Sand Point.
Schr Arthur 1. IOpfer Iversens Landing.
Schr Rachel, Wilson.
schr Wing and wing, Remmers. Coos Bay.
Schr John A, Hellqust. Eureka.
Schr Allce Cooke, Penhallow, HOnolulu.
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wArsn saoxx xsxss.

The ship Kats Dsvsnpsrt b lsaAise q
Port Biaksley.
Steamer Henry Dailsy nov 1sas - the
6kagit river route.
Amerlean ship Prussia II hslne over.
haulsd ct Port Blakslsy.
The bark Emma Lusia q leading at
Peri 1lakelsy for Valparaiso
Ship Emin Pashs will T. ready o sail
from Port Blakeley N about ten dsya
Schooner Fannie Dutard II leading q
Port Riaksley for Southern California
The Chilean bark Marguerite II Loading
lumber q Port Blaksley Tor 1euth Amer
lea
Bark sonoma viii AnisA leading lumber
ct Port Blakaisy withta the coming two
wseka
Steamer Perry broughs In thirty tons Of
hay for Lilly. Bogssdus : Company yss-
terday afternoon.
The steamer Mexico came into port ct
II o'clock last evening and viii take on 200
tons Of coal for usa
Steamer Gen. Candy arrived q HaRring-
tons dock with cargo Of seven tons Of
hay ftom Chasleston.
etsamsr Aunrcs discharged sixty-nvs
tons Of hay q Central wharf, on her last
"Trip from Useless bay.
Steamer Utopia came IN Saturday from
Blaine with 100000 shinglee for the
Northern Pacific railroad.
Schooner Alealds, which ran ashore at
Smiths island. near Port Tovnssnd, u b.
ing repaired at Port Blaksley.
Ship Commodore IL loaAine lumber ct
Port BIakeiey for Valparaiso. and will
probably finish In about tan days.
The bark Hsspsr, we'll knowa On &c
count OF the mutiny on her shout twenty
months ago, Il on the beach 1t Port Blake
ley having her copper repaired.
The steamer Idaho. Just Oh the dry
dock, commenced her run 10 Madison.
Gamble, Ludlow and Port Townsend with
the United States mails Saturday night
Steamer Yaquina viii leave San Fran.
cisco about June I, with cargo Of powder
for the Alaska Tresdweil Gold Mining
Company 1t Douglas Island. She Will
stop q Seattle on the way up.
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MINING srocKa
new YORK MARKETS.
ran srocx xxrUaror

iosk. May al.-Ths trading 49,
& on The stock exchange today nom
spsnias until tho closing OF the bust
s. and the aggregate transactions were
saan on any day for months past
@ose widely distributed. A strong
- saasacterissd the opening dealings.
- sss due 10 purchases Tor the foreign
- veil as 10 the trmness Of Amer
-. carifsss on the London stock sx.
- There was good buying in all
"a. ssrass stocks during the morning,
- the afternoon large psrcsnt.
6s purchases were resold, which
n,-rs s1sst the volume at the selling
r.-.ss Which The short interest mAnip-
49, ine arst slgn OF weakness dis
sssNn In Sugar. which, after an adj.
OF ~ broke ~ on iiqaidssing sales
ss0oant OF = esiatsd bull whom the
eAss1 ssssins had forced 20 seii stock
ss vas holding for . rise. The
- nat sympathissd With the depres-
-. - sugar and declined = 20 y per
zoe latter In snsqushanna and Wsss-
- EsssFred, The other ind1striais and
n...s sassfs also participating in the
4 - A osick rally followed
e..,.a most ~ the losses were re-
49, sugar cold Up to ~. rscsaed X.
49, IN. TIE market became some
49, Irregular about IL o'clock. and
ps1s. = lock another sicw ard turn
49, - tesdership of Northern Pacific
49,. which sss heavily sosd on .
nS.sr thas TIE action Of reorganization
-. % adopted. would sne.ais Q
* tsessment "a the preferred stoek.
vance Of y had been made In the
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CHICAGO nARKsrs.
sMn DoARp OF TRADE

CMToAao, May II. lin wheat there was Q
heavy trade and market with prices very
irregular. Opening trades we're q X@lc ad-
vancs. . few selling down &c, rallied NE,
broke Nc. rallied &c. changed some and
closed hrm. The early strength came
from the frost scars In the West. The
stronger tone was considerably helped By
private advicoe from abroad representing
damage thsre by black frost The de-
creased visible supply Of l.lll, 900 bushels
also acted - strengthening factor. A
good many local ''longs" soid out on the
early rally and many went short !"
Partridge Was again . prominent seller
during all the early ulosning. but these
offerings were very readily absorbed BY
anxious buyers. Free realizing WAS re-
sponsibls for the sharp break later. but
more buying frmed up the market ~ the
Gloss.
Corn experienced . lively trade during
the iirst hour, but was quiet later, pricss
for The day covering bat si9s4c range.
Oats--The interest in eats conferred In
eeptember. vhiah was bought freely early
and psicss advanced Nc to sc. A dscrsase
IA the oi5srings and decline in the other
grains created weakness and the prices ~
ceded t<c to &c.
Proyisions-Lowef prices and receipts
largely In excess OF che estimates caused .
slight decline in values ut the opening In
provisions.
Estim atsd receipts for Tuesday: Wheat.
no cars: corn, go; oats. Si5; hogs. $1,000
head.
Closing: whsat-Firm; No. 2cash. esssc;
corn-s,sady: No. cash. s7c; July.
size.
oass-stsady: cash. <s1c: July. sos.
Rys-Quiet; No. 2. 4Sc-
Flax sssd-Duii; No. l. STA.
Timothy sssd-stsady; prime. Aoo@
Ai0.
eiIs7k
Lard-s,sady; cash. Eish; July.
short ribs--s,esdy; cash. s6is; July.
@6in
1--we crock.
Cattle Recsipts, 1900 head. MARKET
s,ou. tendency rather DOWN. ard, except
on 8 few choics TO extras: native steers.
Saissa&4 IS; medium, ssect4<; Others. Mo
ass; Texans. receipts. 400 head.
Hogs~-Rscsipts. So.0Qo head. Market
s.rong AZ loe lower; rough and heavy.
a. so<laa 90: packers and MIXED, ~ 20
as: prime heavy and butcher weights.
saSs2AS So: assorted light, ~ sse1&N
Sheep and iambs- Receipts. s.oso head:
Market the best tribe higher; All ctippsa
top sheep. A2s1 Les: top lambs. $AsoOA9.