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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
cosMopoLIrAN HOTEL.

COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL.
A Kittering, Portland ii Bernar San Jose
5 Meysta, w SuttocK, De, Moines
g Bawlor, Contrs Costa Mrs + w Mr. ior Vallejo
Miss Hamman Ala w Babcock, Toledo
Mrs Fredrickson & d, ] G Lawlor. san Jose
Arcata Smith, n Y
A + Ritter d W, Fresno II Rhoner, Chicago
\ A Perdnsr, Chicago a stone. Eureka
A Len, Sac G Lewiston, Sac
G f Axteli, Lodi L Kaym ond, Snta Cruz
III Buking Iowa Lyons & W, l. ADgis
II B Ewing, Denver Gallagher. (;Ientus
C.ason, Glentus Kicks, Vis,ia
y a Perdue, Chicago II Rhoard. Chicago
f X Somers st Louis ] Blanchard Sl Louis
9 III Bur~e, Redding II stephens. Los Angeles
w Sachs. Los Angeles & RuZzell, Penryn
Mrs nj + Caron, Penryn ] Megake, Japan
Kimura, japan II FarnLa w, japan
w Sachs South Africa
BALDWIN HOTEL
NJ Lambert, Mexico G. Goodman Jr q W. Mana
w St Sthmidt, Oakland Hogan. Vallejo
w Bonh 10, Los Ang Harnirg, San Diego
+ Bradshaw, hc3go II Miller, sacramento
Z r Bolton, Butte Golden, Germr nto,yn
Alion, Chicago II Brown d W. Vallejo
Miss + George, ; Barbra Miss George. , Barbara
II Smith q W. Chicago Hunter, Los Angees
Bailey Cleveland Mrs Il Wells sonora
Miss M Wells, Sonora NJ Pertchard : Valley
NJ Raabe d ", Hesldsbg Miss Burns, Heaidsburg
Miss Barnes, Headsburg Mrs Wadsworth, Yerka
Ii Mace, , Lucas
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Malicious Mischief

warrant for the arrest of John Doe"
Haskins and five other John Doe" warrants
were issued in Judge Campbells court yester-
day. The charge is malicious mischief, the
defendants having amused themselves by tear
ing down the cards and signs of d candidate
for Supervisor of the Second Ward.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27
Russ HOUSE.

NJ M Shields. Los Ang
f Harvey, Los Angeles
z Tufts, Los Angeles
L Wolfskili, Los Ang
III Meath. Los Angeles
w B Haskell. Petaluma
l. t Ogden. Auburn
L II Mathew, Cal
NJ Shepardson, Colusa
w p butcher, Sacto
q Loughead, Grayson
G e Sumner, Los Ang
NJ K Bradley, Los Banos
J r Dawson & w, Snisun
] NJ Peart, College City
ID A Ross, Ukiah
4 Green. Lake Co
] II Stockton, Ft Ross
q Buck, Berkeley
] James. Portland
A Borego, Jan Jose
j b Overton, Nevada
L GosS. Salt Lake
F Williamson. Pescadero
J G Meyer, Los Angeles
G q Bacon, Redwood
Mrs A p Lamoree, SactC
E Barber, Reno
c K Perkins, Little Rock
PALACE
A B Wood, Detroit
A X Urion, Chicago
G H Wilder, Cam brdgprt
Mrs Wilder, Cambrd gprI
/ n Peyton, Spokane
Helen peyton, Spokane
May Rainer, Spokane
Il Jida, Kioto
G Wooyeno, Toxic
Mrs X G Brown, Bodle
r T Root. Denver
Hattie Martin. Spokane
Mrs J S Cone, Red Bluff
r G kirkwood, Cal
Mrs Kirkwood, Cal
J Ku horts, La
+ Francis. England
V ID Black, Salinas
Dr r X Smith, U S N
G Storck. n Y
A w Brown, n Y
LICK
J Coughlin, Oregon
Miss q Kraft, Red Bluff
X Casper, Vallejo
l. James. Mill V alley
A l. Benson, Cal
J Berr. niger. st Helena
G Peach 81 w, MEMO PIX
w Chester, Vallejo
G Bake. Placerville
q Altman, Cazadero
] Levine & W, Sacto
II Mcpherson. Texas
w b HanloD, Cal
J Ballard, Claremont
a w Blundell, Cal
n + de Yoe, Modesto
Nj i heilig d. W, Napa
d Caluthers & w. 5 KOS
Mrs White, Alameda
Miss NJ Dowd. Monterey
K Barcar, Facavllle
GRAND
A Times. Los Gatos
q q Siebels, Mare Island
w B Butler, Chicago
w 4 Timing. Martinez
g Straubel, Cal
H r Rood, san Diego
w Ii Reeves, San Diego
] Sullivan, WILLOWS
+ j Yost, stockton
q N Ely, Montgomery
] & Tice, Oakdale
c o Hawley Los Ang
] F Devendorf, San Jose
f Bransford &w. Stcktn
r j Cahill. San Martin
B IL Harron, Geysers
NEW WEST
Capt F B Dodge. Boston
Mrs NJ Lowell & I'm, Cal
& W Hobart, Cal
] NJ Dowd, Sacto
II Nelson. Menlo Park
w Cassidy. Benicia
a Z Buehler, Ohio
w e Williams, Los Ang
n p Shaw & W, Pinole
L z Kee ey & W. n Y
II Watham, n Y
w J Flanders. n ]
w G Dexter, Cal
l. II Irvine, n Y
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27
SAN FRANCISCO "cALL."

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the San Francisco CALL
71O Market street, open until IL o'clock every
night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICEs-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $3.50 O'Clock.
S39 Hayes street. open until $3.50 o'clock.
7l3 Larkin street, open until $3.50 o'clock.
sw. corner Sixteenth and Mission streets, ope~
until O'clock.
261S Mission street, open until O'Clock.
1l6 Ninth street. open until $3.50 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

FL Mangerrer, Los Ang
G Taylor, Los Angeles
G Franck, Los Angeles
NJ Rinaerc, Los Angeles
s Swami, England
It B Joy, Pelaluma
e Adams & w, Auburn
l. B Segman. Petaiuma
T A Peacock, San Rafael
G Lovegood, Sacto
w s stone, Modesto
JW Barnes IL W. Cal
A Marshall, Fort Bragg
w f Anderson, Portl and
w Shepardson. Colusa
& w Northup, Ukiah
w Jones, Sacto
G Sutherland, Baden
Ii NJ Daniels, Suisun
H Wethers, Oakland
nj ID Shearerd, stockton
f Cutler, Salt Lake
] Williamson, Pescadero
f Steel, santa Rosa
q w S Sh hoobert. Cal
DE Casrleton, Redwood
r F Gilman, Mill Valley
zr McGiIl, Healdsburg
HOTEL
X Graham, Sacto
d Vasquez. Paris
w L Brown. Phila
OF Paxton. Portland
Mrs l N Peyton, 2 c,
s.NSpokane
s Uchida, TOXIC
K Martha, Toxic
X G Brown, Bodie
s J Menzies, England
K Lang, Portland
A NJ "a ay, London
w A Junker. Monterey
It G Kirkwood Jr, Colo
j. RAIDER, La
W L Moore, La
A VoIlmer, Los Gatos
c Cross, Hongkong
w w Cook, Mok Hill
Il Corrigan & W, Chicago
G Grimeaux, Paris
HOUSE.
F Eastman, Los Ang
Miss n Kraft, Red Blum
+ Chopin. sacramento
] Z Place, Dos Paios
V Sewell, Sacramento
NJ san borne, Yuba City
r Herrera, Cal
E Mansfield, Vallejo
J Wilson, acramento
S stephens. Big Meadows
II e Kelly, San Jose
BIC george, sacramento
r l. Brice, CHICAGO
w Bates & W. Cal
] E Place, Dos Pa os
G II Jordan, Pasadena
F Hetton & W, Fresno
] FitZsimmons- { al
f Eowd, Monterey
J McNamee, Pescadero
HOTEL.
S A Crepps, Elmira
5 S Nathan, sacramento
X Van VCorhies, Stanford
G + Webb. GaZeile
n Gray, Chicago
J Stell. Portland
III da Laguna. stockton
+ Mason, sacramento
+ S Decker, New Orleans
4 Osborn, Oakda
g Form er, Modesto
NJ NJ uller, n Y
w ) Timing, Martinez
VIII W ard & W, Pitts ourg
d Eisenburg &w, Chicago
ERN HOTEL.
f w N Pepper. q s N
Mrs l. Meyers, a uburn
w Y Lilley & fm. Sacto
G r Jackson, ,Menlo Park
w Riordan, Portland
] J Byrnes, Benicia
X Culham, Onio
J Hayes, Los Ang
j l. Dunn, Los Ang
& IL Dunlop, n Y
Mrs N Carrigan, Arcata
+ II Tavlor & W, n Y
II Z Williams, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

that have recently arisen relative to the
positions of teachers under the proposed
new charter.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST IN DOWN
II town hotel, MARI ed man preferred, to tend
10 inside business: either suitable for hotel or
iodging-house. Impure bet. IL and l, % Sacra-
q
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

orJS0 ONE OF THE BEST BARGAINS; A
ID OU. great sacrifice; account departure; 1
horse, wagon: daily receipts $15 TO 800 Call
01O3 Mission at
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

ESTABLISHED PHOTO-PRINTING BUSI-
Il ness with gallery attached, for sale very rea-
sonabe; good central location and cheap rent.
w. box IL Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

GV600 WELL LOCATED R DOM N e.
road depot: all complete for hotel, II desired;
owner has run it for years: compelled TO sell on
account Of other business; good chance 10 make
mnnev. Address 6. T.. box 50. Call.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

0.ISn SHOE REPAIRING SHOP WITH
ID LOU. q good laundry office; machines and all
tools included: trade alone worth the money; mus.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

mo RENT = STEAM LAUNDRY, CHEAP;
l. thriving country town, 100 miles from oPposi-
tion. Address c., room 38, 921 Broadway, OAK
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

ZINE OPENING FOR FIRST-CLASS RES
i taurant in town near San Francisco; also store
for rent in one OF the best locations. Refer TO j.
X. NISSEN. Haywards Cal
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

d.OEAO SALOON RIGHT IN THE BUSI-
tDAOOO. ness center; od-esta ished; large
place; big stock of liquors; present owner going
10 live on his ranch. eal at 531 California rm l.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

MICE CANDY STORE, FINE FIXTURES,
IN and factory; good chance for married man:
with rooms: rent cheap; fair business 23l2
EiI1uorp
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

GREAT CHANCk-SMALL STOCK OF DRY
Ogoods and notions very cheap; fine chance for
miIlner Apply before IL after A 6Ll Meal
lister st.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

Q.O6On BEST PAYING BUSINESS IN
eDOOOO. vestment in San Francisco; station
cry, notions, etc.; established 1885, must be sold
Address p. box 35. Call Office.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Q16O PARTNE FINELY ESTAB-
eDOCV. lished, well-paying business fullest In
vestgation and q rare chance seldom had J..
LUBELSKI, z City Hall ave.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-27

O.1 OO RESTAURANT DOING GOOD BUSI-
sDlUU. ness: near carhouse and pleasure
grounds; laundry office in connection. Apply this
.ffico
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-26

st Louis, Mo, Morch 25.--Fl1ur, falrly
active, steady. Wheat. weak and lover;
No red cash, IS; elevator. 5On12, sacked,
track; May. 6S 3-iG'S L., July 50 5-S.
26 ia % 81; July, y -. oats, dun and
weak; SPOT, steady: No. > cash, is -;
May, 10 1-i4l9 81; July, -. Rye quiet.
G7p3S track. BARLEY, steady. Coinncal.
l,55PliO Bran in .dcmaud nj 49, asked for
sacked east track for nearby use, While
Eastern shippers are at -. Flax seed
steady. So - Timothy seed. 9.5013.5o,
Hay. quiet and practically unchanged.
Eggs firm 81 FOR fresh Whisky l.g2
Butter. cotton ties and bageng un-
changed Pork. quiet standard mess.
iohbing, new 9; old $50. Lard dull;
choice 4S5GL90. Bacon, boxed Shout
ders, 525: longs and ribs $50, shorts,
So il. Dry salt meats, boxed, shoulders,
Receipts Flour 20oo. whea, 800, corn.
81 90: oats 1900, Shipments Flour. 5000;
Wheat. 12.0n0, Gown, ll.Mll; oats. 1000
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MONEY AND INVESTMENTS.
Doings Of Day With Wall Street
Operators.
DECIDED CONTRACTION IN DEALINGS.
Further Appreciation In Exchange May
Induce the Treasury to Make Second
Call on Depository Ranks

New York, March 25.-There was de-
cided contraction In tho dealings In
stock exchange securities today, reflccting
tho unsatisfactory conditions PREVAILING
There is expectation that a further appre-
citation In exchange rates VIII induce
the treasury deartment' TO make second
call upon the depository banks. t'cttu-
nately money Is reported TO be easlug UP
at the West aud in other sections and m
inflow of funds 10 this center from the
interior should. under normal condaiions.
soon begin.
outside operations. the absence of com
mission orders in many instances compeli-
ing brokers to scalp on the floor Tor ffac-
tons In order 10 pay office expenses. To-
bacco figures for onc-siNth OF an aggrc-
gate Of 10000 shares, ana only Two other
stocks--sugar aud st. faul-reached the
1Wn-share mark. There was practically no
news OF Importance bearing upon values,
although an Ingenious story was circulated
late III the way of an agreement on the
part OF the anthracite coal companies 10
abandon their combination governing the
price ON production of coal. II s needless
To say there was no reflection OF the re-
port in prices of the antnfaoste shares.
Chicago gas was strong on what up
nedred to he inside buying.
Tobacco sagged point M the outset.
but subsequently moro than recovered the
loss, although powerful interests opposed
to the trust published reiterated uenia,a
OF any alliance or COMPROMISED, actual or
contemplated,
The general market opened irregular.
with the International shares fractiOnally
higher. 1hc granger stocks were also
helped TO n moderate extent by the sub
stantlal Increases reported In gfoss earn
inge for the third week. The inarket was
itregularly weak for a time. with a
srcadter tone developed. together with an
intense dullness until the final hour when
purchases by shorts caused q general
fractional Improvement. The closing was
tirtn AT slight net gains as rule.
Bonds were firncr on dealings OF S79i,-
000,
Union Pacific sinking fund Fights rose to
per cent and Missouri, Kansas and Texas
seconds and Northern Pacific seconds
per cent.
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WHAT appears to be carefully compiled
Prev Of the cuban sugar crop shows
|N the total amount made up to March
(which time the grinding season was
lo over, was 81, 29s tons. as against So
Prrs at the same time last year poub-
"a, this for the whole season would give
" tons while last year the estimated
~ was l0l0 100 tons, showing a de-
FsS OF So per cent. Even this scanty
(stltage SAYS the Philadelphia 4" dEcr
not he realized unless Gomez can be
E'm out Of the sugar producing district
Which he now occupies four-fit,ns, as
\ sas given orders that no sugar shhll
h made II Is added that Tho estimate
sugar will hold good also for tobacco:
|a Statement Is made with q degree OF
ENmstantiality that argues thorough
|Ashdge Of the situatt on, and is az least
ETaiy confirmed by the action of the
tnrtrist reported last week in buying up
Er quantities Of sugar in Egypt. Ger
tsay and elsewhere. 1t is the rost 60 n
Esng argument for the success or the
Pollution that could he had, for II shows
~ The Insurgents control practically an
4 .s,rsyenue-producing sections ~ the IS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-26
TRADE NOTES.

Fsa today. '''' i'' F''''' '0 Pe'
latns ne 1ne FeFet1blo consignm 'nts this
[slhson. N'"e very me celery from
EssrsNoerrles were in very good SUNNY
4 crate p''c's ranged from S2.oofi2.
' s,os received from Florida stat. thar
flss Az 49, Tor a good crop OF pine
|R.,,n very encouraging.
|s& ihs rae has been very good this
a'gs p,.lsasant weather bringing out
|fa,s lumber of shoppers.
Z puotsSS a,wberrics good stock. ARE
n per cr, IA INC 81. Louis mark Il at
Fat The rSts. Kansas city prices are
ka ana Iron furnaces are cutting prices
SL. and sales have been made
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50. Louis March 25.--Cattle-- Rocoipts
1900 shipments, 1862; market rather easy
ana SLOW; export steers would bring 4t5
t2O: dressed beef and butchers steers $50
@foo; stcors under 1909 pounds 325fI3 IS:
stQckera and feeders, 2.2503.Gh; COWS md
heifers a.0ofr3 so bulls chiefly 2.25d2. 81,
Gamers. l.25N2 -. calves. i.h0ug 90: Texas
cattle, Feed steers, 3.00dI 90 mostly 8 q
PS,Gi; COWS and heifrrs, . 2dn32S; bulls
22'"SOo logs-heccipts. $500; shipments
200; market bnio lower. heavy 4. f0afS 90,
mixed 3 5000 IL: light 3.5od3.90 Sheep Re
coipts so; shipments none: market
strong; native muttong, 9i0d 90, southern
s250S. 65; western S.ioU3.75; Utah. 36ili3 Sd !;
lambs, 3.750i. 30
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-26
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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HousroN,s FOX FACTORY.

Tue box factory established at Houston
4 year by Harding Bros. is now supply
\ boxes and box material for number
SNAIL towns In this section. outside
IsIacturer- who have formerly cen
Es.d this trade in Texas. have been
Eng prices rea,ntiv in The enieavor to
IisD,i me now firms busness, but all
y uaDs nave been promptly met by
IA Hs1sston factory, Box hoarls. which
's as Year at $22N2I per 1000 HOW
III. oily Sl2ulG. Houston shippers are
M s'ssSsIig large amount Of material
h. "i factory located here, and orders
|r,h.el,so been received from Alvth,
[shgck Dickinson. Galveston and a
N 4, OF South Texas points The fac
lrsTa, wen equipped with all the latest
nss ana has a capacity Of .o.va)
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-26

New York. March 25.-special cable
covering the principal points of accumu-
lation, indicate tho following changes in
the available supply Saturday March q.
as compared with the preceding satur-
States and Canada east of the Rocky
mountains, decrease l,227e0 bushels;
afoat for ana In Europe, decrease 2,409,-
O)0. total decrease worlds available
g. 7u7 .00o. Corn. United States and Canada
east Of the Rocky mountains. increase,
go 900; oa.s, United States and Canada
east Of the Rocky mountains, Increase,
T26 coo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-26

BFANS-California small white 2isH
PIE per III: Bayou 22s02@sc, pink, 29s0-9sc;
Lima, 4Niisc: black-cyed peas, S}4c; =,
BUTTEB-Blue Star 2Oc, dairy Ice; ladle
isc. fancy EiEiN creamery Nc, fresh
Texas country SG2Oc # la good condition.
Solids l2c; prints l2tac;
Elgln dairy bricks lSc.
CABBAGE-T Texas g. 25G2.50 in crates;
''' CtiiiEEsT;-Now York full cream 12isc;
" isrons,n fun cream &c; fancy tilled
cheese l0i.c; Swiss 2S029c; imitation Swiss
l1MiSc; brick cheese l5c; liniburger lOc.
EGGS-reN 80, in eases. So.
ONIONS 7OaS0c per hushel.
TFPPEP- Chile 14Gl5c per ls.
POTATOES Colorado and New York,
5if-0c; sweet potatoes. l0H5oc. Seed pota-
toes-New York seed potatoes 81 S5A4l. %
per S-hushel barrels
POULTRY Chickens. per dozen. old
hons S9.75a825. spring S2GoQ3o0; turkeys
sGoalii20 90; ducks Ss.God4.0O; geese :icOHj.jO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-26
COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. March 25.--Clearngs s79ai6.
070: balances 1854 .923.
Cincinnati, March 25.--Whisky quiet;
sales so barrels l,22.
New York, March 25 Government bonds
steady state bonds dun; railroad bonds
firm
New York, March 25.--Cotton seed oil in
active. butter grades 2702S; prime summer
yellow 2iis.
stocks today wsre los s5s shnre res tneiudlnt
chicngo Gas 500 American Tobacco ~, SO
American Sugar 1850.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-26
FORT WORTH.

Corrected dairy FOR The Post by the Fort
Worth Stocsyards company
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WOOL I:
SALES FOR THE SEASON.

Boston, Mass. March 25.--The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will say tomor-
row of the. wool trade: The sales In tho
three principal markets have amounted ID
2.296,750 bales. OF which 1,476,35O pounds
were domestic and l,4495oo pounds were
i ,sas Wool Inc sales =, ea since january l.
situation continues monotonously dull
Prices are generally In buyers favor; III
ket II there were any inclination on their
part to purchase. $500
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HOUSTON PRICE CURRENT.

dnese quotations are revised dh.ly and
i,,er correctness can he relied tipon
rhicss are those ruling in the Houston
NNLE GREASE-Diamond, A.75 per
s sross + FRAZER, in tin boxes, $500 per
saoies. 6oi1en, 6Ja75c per dozen boxes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, per key sso0i1
80 80, o'asting powder $2.25 per keg agents
sI MI crop shot, per sack $l25Gi,iO, buck
fbAcoN = Wholesale groccrs charge:
mort asor clear, boxed, e!s6t6A, In sacks 1.c
Nav Sn,i"" ISL s.SnV,sg; airy salt. TO t}sc
NiS san beiiies, &c; smoked bellies, Use
"a B,A.GiGING AND TIEs-From store:
bRnagsing, Il. lib &c; . ID 45sc, "a lb SIC;
n, btA, Isl PowDER-Apcx, 1 ID $500; II
s0e ~ i il, ;" ~ ;35e; VICTOR ID, per dozen
81 "a 1oxen $40 Z lib. sl3S; !. TO- Soc; X.
ric; % AZ o. \ ED FRUIT-Per dozen: Strawber
La, s YgcT S,0o pinoapples standard $40
DC. SslIiEohus s5cIsl.0O pears, standard 900
% ~ d SL5Oa Loo; peaches, standard ID Si.20
WHYu seconds, 2 10. $1.00dl 10, standard, 3
pie S 49, 90 Id seconds, SL30nl4O: 2 ID
~ Siandard apples, S0gS7iac
q IN ~ ~ Plain candy 6p6Ac, wrapped
idtt,Etg9t2c; fancy mixed. In pals, 1dsi2c; rock
CANNED VEGETABLES. 49, Marrowfat
i,Nas MV9g LzO; Lima beans S09S5c; string
~, rs 'vUi1i corn 65c4iSl %; tomatoes 2 M
n-E@6oc; III S0ng0c, rcd kidney hclns
ID s0Q9Jc.
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS-Per
upzen for 2ls Id cans: Peaches yI35,ti 40.
egg plums N.1Olil 10. apricots 81 m{ii =
pears 81; 4oql.5O green cages 81 ioni.i5 nee
ries $3.50; black cherries 81 50. bIaokbsfries
NtyIl,15.
CANNED MEATS-Roast beef. III -. 20
4L"v, III S.eea %. ! 10 cornad beef. .
a,so11en y. a0nl25: III lunch tongue, dozen
}[s.op2Sg' y lh Clipped beef, . dozen 81 ga
i,oVi lb ONfard sausage, . dozen 81 90.
Eranfur, sausage, Ii $3.50; /. 10 rctted
nam, ! dozen o5H6Oc u Ii potted ham. .
g1VHen Fi.3o. . lb devlled ham, dozen 100
"ci z 10 devled ham, dozen So.
tANDLES-Grau 6s and IS. yoke:
10 or parafne. assorted colors, gg.mlic:
otar candles g0Hic
-CoFFEE-Rio and Cordova: Fair leisI
~ prime ll4aiSc; choice 19A0l9ia; fancy
l'i@"2Vc; peaberry 2ln2l9s Roasted coffee:
Apex basis 100 ID cases S21 .25. Arhuckles
"a 100 ID cases. $2l3j, in IS ID cases, so So
Mocha and Java fancy blend 3Ic
CRACKERS--A b c soda 5is: lemon
cream Sc; ginger snaps Sc; pearl oyster
..ac,, Daisy oyster 6lsc; vanilla waters ldc;
eraSknelIs l5iec.
so PL0u kMTidal Wave A65: Sea Fairy,
avtonu roller patent $40. Sea Nympth.
80 1T, ro; ss Fancy $3.50 Sea Pearl 500;
IA i a. S",uy' putlptinickel $3.50. Carload
,otS i've ess per Dol; Special rates for snip
.,,,,j 'N ,i'.l. M EOtS GOoDS-Grlts, hominy
e. N q e
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Santos, March 25.--lrirm. Good averaxt
santos, 1850 reis per 10 kilos. Receipts
1000; stock, $4,000.
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FINANCIAL.

Galveston. Texas March 25.-In the To-
cal exchange market sterling sixties sold
at N9O. buying ut ass. New York sight
selling at !, premium. buying at y dis
count; New orleans sight selling AT u
premium buying at X discount; Ameri-
con silver selling at par buying Mt u
discount
Galveston bank clcarings, s5Ss.g75.
Now York. March 25.-Stcrling exchange,
bankers sixties, 81 .St,. commercial SIX
ties. A.S7 rcichmarks. % lh-l6; francs
bankers sixties. 5.lSls; commercial six
tics. 5.1SS4T1Sis
New Orleans. La, March 25.-Sterling
exchange. commercial sixties, S4SbaiN
Sc francs. commercial sixties. bl9 3-S;
New York sight bankers, 81 80 premium
commercial. 25c discount
London, March 9i,- Bank rate. per
cont: street rate 1l1j per cent silver
81 Sled; cousos FOR money. 1924, yester-
day 1881
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ir rec. ATTY, at less than dollar above the
There is good demand In centrifu-at
srades OF nolasses ut strong prices. The
STOCKS at New Orleans are very Ught 4 "a
receipts are entirely nominal.
Ate, AFTER q phenomenal advance last wear
lie ise''iher mas aeclined Until II ~ nearly Al
US lowest. Union rose last year from % y
70 ~ cents, ard has bsAn lropDing luck
since october till IL Is now 70 cents
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Quotations are from jobners; special
prices given on large shipments.
RARBED WIRE--Glidden. galvanized.
ss2i5 per leo pounds; painted wire. S22o.
Waukegan l0c higher than Glidden.
WIRE NAILS-Rate $500 per key; adj
vauces, 10 to 60 penny. zoe; and penny,
6oc; and Z penny, 75ci and penny, soc,
penny, N.20; penny, $3.50.
CIT NAlLS-Rate sl75 per key; same
advances as ON wire nails
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REcEIpTs AND sHIpMENrs

Tho total receipts OF cotton al Galves-
ton today were 20l7 bales. divided Al fol-
lows. BY Gulf Colorado and Santa Re
railway, 2Ss; by international ana Great
Northern railway, 80, by Missouri. Kans-
as and Texas railway, 25i by Galveston.
Houston and Henderson railway IS; BY
barge Dick. 1912; by barge a. e. H.. 3a5.
No shipments today.
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REcEIPTs ANp ExPoRrs.
ON sHIpBoARp NOT CLEARED

The total amount of cotton on ship
board not cleared, at Galveston today
Is 1880 bales, against I5Tls bales al the
same time last year The divisions are as
follows:
For Great Britain: SIS Gracia, bsi6; IS
Lony, 60i5; Saturnia, 26N: total, "a 54s
For France IS Ethereda 72G
For Hamburg; Fulwell, COZ,
For Bremen, Non members. 1888
For New York. Mallory line. ms.