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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-02-24

New Laces and insertions, N. s.
Sachs Dry Goods Company, Ltd.
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The band gives a concert at the
Hawaiian Hotel this evening.
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The Kinau leaves for Maui and
Hawaii at 10 =. m tomorrow.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

Co, A drills tonight. No scares.
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RACE PROGRAM
FOR
nth MARCH, 1898

LIST RACE - PACIFIC CYCLE AND
MANUFACTURING CO.'S PURSE,
S25
Mile Dash for professionals, to beat
1925 or no race.
I'd RAOE-CALIFoRNI FEED CO.'S
PURSE, $50.
x Mile, Running Race, for Hawaiian
Bred Horses.
Sd RACE-CLUB STABLES PURSE,
SIS.
Mile Heats, 2 in $500 class. For
trotters and PAGERS.
4th RACE-sEATTLE BREWING CO.'S
PURSE, $50.
u Mile Dash. Free for all.
9th RACE - HAWAIIAN BICYCLE
CO.'S PURSE, $l5.
1 Mile Dash for amateurs, to beat 2:35,
or no race.
9Th RACE-UNIoN FEED CO.'S PURSE,
$50.
y Mile Dash. Free for all.
9TH RACE = ENTERPRISE BREWING
CO.'S PURSE. 500.
Mile Heats, 3 in .. Free for all trotting
and pacing.
sth RACE-FASHION STABLES CO.'S
PURSE, 500.
Mile Dash. Running Race. Free for
all.
9th RACE-MANUFACT HAIR
NESS CO.'S PURSE, $25.
Gentlemen's driving race for road
horses, to be driven by the owners.
| 10th RACE - CITY Shooting SHOP
PURSE, $75.
Mile Heats, 2 in 3. $3.50 Glass for trot-
| ters and PAGERS.
18th RACE-29O HACK STAND PURSE,
500.
Running Race. Match
National Trotting Rules to govern all
| harness races and Pacific Coast Blood
Horse Rules to govern all running races.
Ten percent entrance fees for all races.
Judges for the day are; Capt. A. n.
Trip, Theo. Hoffman, Capt. j. U. Cluney.
Judges for Bicycle Races; G. l.. Clement,
I. Wright
Starter-C. b. Wilson.
Races TO commence at 1 P. NJ. sharp.
| S23-tf PER COMMITTEE.
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General Admission, 25c. Admission and
Grand Stand, 500. Boxes for parties of
six or nine. Gates open, TIM
EW- Seats on Sale at Wall, Nichols
Company. S2i-3t
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NEUROLOGICAL.


HUNT. McGregor Texas. April 11-u,.
r NJ. Hunt died at his residence in this
place last night. '"'s
cuRLiN Ennis. Texas. April ,2-,rr r
=; Vnfiin' an old and respected citizen n,
day, vac o"i'eu To-
WALKER Columbus, Texas. April H.
MIS- ~ A, Walker died at Tho home of her
nrolher' Mr.. IL. $. Williams. YESTERDAY
hAhWELl.- -Wayahchie Texas Apr,,
Nora Ethel Harwell died yesters :,
after short Illness, She was the vo,,nr,
esq daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Noah liar
:, lisDALl.- Worth. Texas. Anrn I,
news reached here of the death OF Ar,h,,r
ilseail At Trinidad, Colo, yesterday IN ,
deceased Was well-knowr lcAa, c,.,,o
innn anu was much admired by all Win ON Z
loyed his acquaintance. ~"
GRAHAM. Bryan, Texas. Anru "A
1oionel N, ID Graham of Forest Mrs, Ala
~ this city today at 2.s0 O'Clock q, ,ha
nome o. his SON in-law, Major L. !. Mclns
ms colonel Graham has been here sc,,,
,'ne ON visit. and being IN feeble health
came today. '"e snu
FINCH. --McDade, Texas. April IA Me
Matte 2. Finch. mother OF ". I, Elncb
vifa TINS morning at the hotel. She haj
oeen IN poor health for some time yas,ar-
Jay Dr. u. A. Trott OF Gatesyille Texss
assisted ny Drs- Munson, Rutherford and
Noisinger OF this place. performed ! s,,r-
gical operation. from the effects NJ w.
she never rallied. "As'
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COFFEE.

New York. April IA Coffee-options opened
tirm Tor near months: steady for far months
with April 10 points higher: May 20 HIGHER
ina other months unchanrcd 10 10 points
figher closed barely steady: rear months u
@2o points higher; other months unchanc,
10 . points net lover Sales - 100 bags Srr
toiice. Rio, firm: No. I, iuvnicc 81: No I
1ohhing. ~: mild. firm; Coriova, SLcrl5.
Santos. April li-Coifcc-- Quiet: good av-
S Slasc santos oooo res per 100 kiIos receipts
Hamburg, April 14-ccfce opcred I'm
nnans' d at p; m Unchanged TO u pfi; net
Rio, April II, Coffce--Weak: Rio No. 7.
$50 refs per 100 kilos; exchange 6'Sd, re-
ccpts 90co. cleared for France II. o1O: for
Europe 20on; stock 20, 900
New York. April ii.---Total deliveries from,
me United states y "a, including %, 1870 from
New York, Ncw York stock today dl0 osD:
United States stock ,03. 49, Afioat for tha
United states $4,000 Total visible for the
united states i05l.357 against 70,.s,l last
year and ili,i1S in 1896 ''''
New York advices to Cnrgili & Richardson
sgrc ~ follows. April :. 90M5sJ. NAV
a,.,5aj.So; June 5.75m5 so: July 5.7safi'S,
AUGUST a.sn5 SO: September 3 75@5, so; oc'
toher 5sOai5 50: November 3 .--oIi,.s5, deem.
8 ,S5d5.90 nary
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STOCKS WERE BULLED.
WALL STREET BELIEVES THERE
WILL BE NO WAR.
senate Expected 10 Talk nnd the
President Looked to Veto War
Resolutions.

| Nov York. April 1i-Thera was professir n
| al buying of stocks today, which gave the
| market fiim tone al day The extreme ad-
vance rom the low level at the opening was
peirt o; over in most OF The leading stocks.
lut the gains are less than point except In
few cases. rho professional buying was
more or less Influenced by the very ostcnta
toua position on the bnll side by a large
operator IN published utteranccs ard by dis
tribu'on OF buyiug orders The following
thus invited was insufficient to effect an adj
vanee in rrices in very rarrow ma:set IN
nl,e OF the depressed sentiment reported mn
some foreign exchanges. This depression was
reflected at the opening here. but was scan
Overcome by the bull movement.
The bears seemed TO be very active ON the
London exchange, especially IN Spanish fours
TIE movement is based on the argument that
protracted delay in tho senate over the in
teiyention resolution Is likely, and that II
me senate resolution Is adopted there will BIO
further delay in conference.
The president Is credited with having ey-
pressed his preference for The house resou-
tion, and the bulls protested to believe that
II the senate resolution was sent to him It
would fail OF his approval. All Of these pos
sipie complications are accepted as further!ng
'ne chances OF delay, and delay to the minds
OF the bulls means additional chance for
peace.
one oil the possible plans Of settlement sus-
eesied by the bull party was the sale Of the
island Of Cuba after the meeting OF the Span.
ish cortes.
\ lsisc part OF the days activity was CEN
's.ea IN sugar the gransers and Union Pa
e'hc. Tobacco huctuated violently. but ac-
Yaheed at one time points. THE keen bor
rewans made for the stock indicated acute
distress on the part of shorts against whom,
inc movement was designed.
Rates for call money cassd off to per cent
TINS afternoon and only s55o,ooo OF gold was
epeaFed for import, Tho rr-zurc Tor Eoid
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.Iuts .7vsvu ur'hangeI with dcmar, -.
p...S s'eaa'eri sales 1000 OF Which II, u u
were nnerican; Imports 1900 Of wh,rb ~ s,V
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Cnlifnrnim Lcmnns

iue New York Commercial says California
lemonB have had ii very serious Greet on tho
New York market for Sicily fruit FOR the pas,
few months Few California lemons have
reached this market. bu, they have flled up
the West so That the dcmGnG Tor Sicily fruit
iicni that SECTION has been extremely sina II
compared with other yenra
Estpates from reliable authorities in reply
10 inquiries by the Fruit Auction company
Is &c tho quantity Of California lemons to 20
i~Nafc between now and the end of the
summer place the quantity at 80 cars. There
Afe probably 300 carloads of lemons cured or
III process Of curing that cOuiu 20 forward ut
prchi. These VIII probably be shipped from
Inc coast within the next two months. AS the
oiitttdS have reduced tho freight rate to 81
pr 100 pounds, to apply for sixty DAYS uftpr
The 9th instant.
Ii is sa,d that great proportion or stock
of nApd arc winter lemons, which have been
cut from six 10 eight weeks. ana n consider
able quantity have seen enough cold weather
rival at their dostiuation,
California lemon trees bear fruit practically
all tho year round hut II is stated that the
lsrges volume comes in August. September
9nu October, and In December, January and
February. ono authority says. Had ii not
bee: for the frnst damage 10 80 many OF the
trees coming Into hearing there would have
Desii sufhrient quantity to supply the whole
CEiied state as far cast a. CLEVELAND md
Cinrinnati, but there mny be a shortage now
For some unknown cause, While n,poriatlons
are one half OF WHIT they were "A yrsI ago
1nf California with only doublc tho quantity
OF TWO Frors ago (Which would be only enough
for the country west Of the mississippi riyorl
prices ATE loves than thoy wCro two years
ago and the demand css This We arc I'M
able to explain, unless II be that other fruit
ACIDS ME heihg substituted and that lemons
are cropping ont OF general use IN consc-
IucnCc.'
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NEW Yoaxl

Reichmarks, CONNER. \
cial. 60 days.
Bankers. 60 days..ssil
Commercial. 60 days.i
Spinners .............A5
Francs, commercial.
go days ..........Sl
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'shc New York spot market ',os.,
and unchanged. As' ''osed steady
'vrd u'd.nass.. i5-l6 GOOD ml,,,,n a H.
, ,,,,,., nala' n,'' I-l6 MIdil,n: TAR o'is
N'aush~ 1880. 3-l1i.al,s '' eto
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shipmcpts--whca, $500; corn ss..co; es,s
1000.

Now York. April Wheat Receipts 1872. :
20 exports iee.eis; spot Arm; No. rcd 90
70 b atioat: options cpencd strong and active
on buliish cables and were strong most ~
tho day. final prices wero Ssnli4c higher on
near months and lac lower on distant options
Hides and leather steady Wool and cotton
seed oil quiet Metals-iron, tin and lead I
exhibited al easier undertonc as n result Of
moro liberal offerings AMI general lack OF
support iaakdcopptt was fimor, With sellers
scarcc. ~ the close tho mctol exchange
called pig iron warrants quiet, with $50 bid
nfi cS, asked. Like copper firm. isv2ls bid
aud is.i2is asked: tin easy, N.OoniI .z1ll bid
and N.a2is aSkei; sreltcr flrmcr, AIS bid AID
s,ai- asked, lead weak, s.57is bid aud 3s62's
aiiI slnclf1rs
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New York, April li.-Thc loss of yoste,
day was recovered today. the market exhibit
ing healthy undortone on light Liverpool
huying and II small rush of shorts TO cover
Southern markets were reported hardening on
increased demand from exporters. There was
n slight reaction Immediately after the open
ing OF tho stock market. In the afternoon
the market again steadied on scattered buy
ing orders Tho close was quiet at a net gain
Of 9 points. go
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Fruits are moving moro freely, but In some
lines higher prices nrc anticipated should
there BE- war.
Despite the lntcness of The season, tlore IA
sun scod demand for several classes OF
steds
ERss are firm on account of the lieht ro
cc5pts. Tho demand. however, Is limited.
There is little demand for turkeys and
Rticns. W. Wv
All coicns are up &c pound,
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GALVESTON STATEMENT
Dl'rTEh AND Eggs.

u ST. Louis April n.-Bu,ter--un,h ance.
cbi.ago, April II -But,sr-- STEADY; cream.
sly r ,smisi dairy iisflI cheeseQu,ct, Sd
steady. unchanged ''S t'''o''
Kansas City. April u. -Duttpr- weakc,
creamery 160l?: dairy 1914 Eggs SUNNY
smaller than demand; feeling. firm: ircsb
stock 8: seconds O. ''"
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Houston Spot 0uotniiuns.
'ls closed steady and unchanged; sa,

uaiscst0n spots.
unchanged. 'N N'oseu qulet ahd
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as revised. e'Vs'u seeauy
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IN THE COTTON MARKETS,
War Scare Does Not, as Expected,
Affect Prices.
THE UNDERGONE GENERALLY fIRMER
sales of spots More Liberal Than for
some Timc-I3cttcr Prices Tor Dc
Iiycrics-Thc Reviews.
Office OF The Post.
Houston, Thursday, April IA.

Houston, Inursua!, aPiH -
Cotton, in the face Of all the war news Is
still holding up steadily The BELIEF now Is
that tho estimate as to the yield must he
scaled down considerably. Comparison OF re-
oeipta with the big crop year indicate that
this seasons crop was marketed early ana
thnt from now until September the amount
coning into sight will be much below 1879
for the remainder OF the season.
Liverpool today reported tpots as being
firner, with sales OF 1000 bales Futures
there we're stronger, being t-6ig2-6id UP.
American spot markets, except New Or
leans, closed unchanged. with firn.er Under
tore and more liberal demand New Orleans
reduced lower grades i-l6c and advanced the
higher grades i-16c.
Futures in New York are and In New Or
leans 2M3 points up.
Receipts at ports we're Sii7, against Ills
lass year and II, 49, in 1896.
New Orleans expects $500 to $500 tomorrow,
against 20i5 last year and 260s In 1895.
Houston expects 100 to 1900, against 5s3
last year and 1856 in 1895.
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sugarland; Tsxs.
ton Bates passed sis
days ago and iais N
that he was .
Bates is q
through the stass' I
(Fort Bend c0e. =,
known by both WI "
loyal to his coosM
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SUGAR.

Now Orleans, April l4.-Sugar-Easv. on.n
Kettle 2a.I3%' graduated AZ: whites 7.,S:
Yellow 100 i-l6 seconds 23sdf3 lJ-l6 Molns-
ses-Dull; centrifugal 4al3.
New York. April sugar--Raw steady.
lair refining S% centrifugal 96 test. AZ
Refined steady ' -
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II THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
o. sure and use that old and well tried
remedy, Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
for children teething. II soothes the chIld
sottens the sums, alsys all pain. cures
WING VINO collie and u the best remedy Tor
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Hnvr- MurIset,

lIayrc. April H. Spots hardening; fut
steady. '
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GALNEsToN COTTON nrcn1nra

ny cur, Colorado and Santa 70 railway
ia bales, International and t,,ca, Sn,,nay'
w. Galveston. Houston and henderson &.
Mlssonti. Kansas and r,,us, III; str ,'nr,
n,,ll.and, "a; Gulf and Interstate 2.s;. Total
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1sked; b bid: n nominal.
New orleans Futures.
Futures opened quiet and closed quiet; sales
10 ll,D .sse..4 H. s-.s.5s7v5 /.
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New York, April i4.-Thcre is no change in
tho dry goods situation. Laxity of buyers
and quiet mail returns rendered the market
unintcGesting. Print cloths still quoted at lc
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fluctuations for Round Lot, of s,,,,
COmmOtIitIen.
HEAVY STABLES

lhehe quotations are revised daily, and thai,
scrrcctncss can DO relied upon. Tho prices nre
th0sc ruling In Houston wholesale market a'o
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COTTON On sHIpEoARp.
elton on sh'phoard. not cleared. at Gal, -,

ton tuduy ~ "A"cs>
~ ror Great Great nrltan stcrmshpa Telcafor,
de.V' pu's'Hh o''>' Sieo'riclnn 1854; toal H.
:, For the Continent Steamships nemlsnnor.
~, NSthersnte ali. Brcmm a; total e,si
For Ncw York Mallory limo IN -"'
Total OIL shlphoard 1901 bales.
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u. w. Hunter & Co.'s Cotton Letter

Liverpool was surprisingly strong and
closed with an advance of li.-GiI- 5id, doing
sood srot business. Our markets advance
. points in sympathy with thu advancing stock
market and possibility of a settlement of the
Cuban difficulties hy purchase of the island
Tut lest points OIL the announcement OF the
recall of the Spanish minister, when fart
also co'lsed break in stocks 1t is evident
that there are large buying orders for cottor
N the hands of brokers'. TO be executed when
ever the political skies have cleared and
that tie course OF tho cotton market depends
entirely for the present upon the outl ONE of
LEGISLATION upon the Cuban question. Mai
chester quiet and steady Tor yarns aud cloths
EAIorts for the day 300D0 bales. The recent
liEht movement as caused pono well IN
formed reopic, whose opinions have weight
on the market, 20 icdurc their estimates Of
tho crop TO 4 figure slightly under II 900 600
III We are TO have war-lnd all bIok, RS now
In their adyices put this as Il strong posi-
biity-tbero is no doub. that we will have
a smashup in the stock II arfet principally
frCm the consequential Tightening Of money
rates, and that cotton will for awhile at
least. go in the same direction. Comparisons
arc being made, even. on grain with The
course OF prices during the civil war which
showed a sharp decline after hos;ilities be-
gan. We see little prospect OF any life or
material change IN the cotton market in the
near future.
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FRlIrS.

ApPLES-Fancy Ben Davis 81 @5d4.5o; Will
low Twlgs and other varieties A.T5.
RANANAS-si ioai.5O per bunch, packed
for shipment.
LEMoNs--C 5000 So extrr fancy.
$500.
ORANGES California seedlings 81. Ooa2. %;
navels. s275Q3.O0
sTkAWpERRtE Per crato OF "a quarts.
90 for poor s2.5oa275 for best Mitchells and
Noonnns.
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wIIsE AND NAILS.

Quotations are for less than carload lots
Special prices on carloads.
HhRBEp WlRE-Glidden, gal, 81 Is per 100
lbs; WRukcean. 81 So
WIRE NAILS Rate s2Oe per kec; nd
yancca. lnd l2i and l6d DC, sd and cd, Zoe,
cd and ID. zoe. I'd and I'd, soc Sd, i5c; I'd. 75c.
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cargiiI & Richardson's Circular.

| Caigil & Richardson Of Houston say: 1t
| seems like each morning VIC are furnished
with the same story from Europe. They sent
us again today a decline In consols, Spanish
bonds and American stocks, which influenced
values in our carly markets, stocks in New
York showing considerable casnoss at tho
opening, with London .he leading seller and
New York investment buyers the takers. Til,
theory Is gaining grouni that actual war is
discounted by the declines VIC have seen in
securities md that actual hoatli.ies will have
only temporary depressing effect IL AT all.
Closing prices show gains from y to per
cent in stocks. Cotton was lclped by good
Liverpool. that market being UP 1ie to :
points at tho close.
With Us prices wcrc firm carly, and not
until late in the day was any casincss shown,
when news of a warlke character was rc
coiVod. the most sensational of which said
that the Spanish minister had been recalled
ana that Senator 1iosr said In the senat.
he regretted that any senator had found it
necessary to critciso the president. lie COM
mended the president for having stood out
for peace as long there was any prospect
for peace. He further said that the time had
conc when insults offered this country must
b. righted. New York cotton closed 3 up
and New Orleans 8 up; spots dull and uu-
changed
Chicago had AZ exciting sess. ION, May whca.
closing at Lily, the record so far. July
op,n ned at 50 3-S--an advance Of iiac--deolined
u ST. and Jumped 10 IS a. the close; curb
Ssi.; September closed at 20; December 1914.
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coMMERcll|

Paris.-The bourse ~
were all around ofeni
rapidly, dragging ~
At the close there y
after that rentes ~
Spanish Is ranged ipn
yesterday, to ias-i9 NJ
Berlin. -lntcrnationS
weak owing to tho ~
tho western bourses.
London. Closing;
for the account, "
1875: Mexican Central
dull, % ID 1sd per q
cent. Rate Of disecqss
for three months , ! e
shares, including; w y Z,
5Tb, Union Pacific
London. The , !, NJ
ties after a weak N
slight fluctuations
the demand mooe'aS
tive. "A, n
Three PEI
account; exchange
checks. c,..,,,sl
New York.-Cies
$b,yo1,1 26. -
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| Is being SHIFTED
IL :. The demssp1 g
war centinlsEesnsnc,esa. u
Business 'i il ~
TO- 70 a J, few specoiS,,
ne s.. declines. icisi NJ
ny Private Win : !,
american SUN, 4
American ToSssss..:
nntchison prsierrssssa "
O. G. y. and q. n!
reople's Gas
ET .,ll,. Elsctfiic; 800.
JIh'seg Central
Manhattan ''''"'
NJ, y. and Il Il
Missouri Pacincs ''ss!
Northern pcatn '.ss,.
Nor l 80
Heading '''r, !
Rocl Island '''''
81 $ aul
, Tenn Coal and jii Inn .
s,Il,l, tactic prsiers; !
Weston Union
Metropolitan ','''''
southern RAILWAY
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COTTON
Houston Dniiy Statement.
Touly Yesterd,y -.
Houston CompnratIve stntrmcnt
HOUSTON ItnIIroud Rcceiptx.

lioistoas sross rccs pts "f oo;ton by tho var ous
r1ihoaasonicrn- tho cay wsgu -, follows
Missouri. kanst> ana rexaS .. ,oI
houston an texas Central. ...... III
ihleihallohi' ana "rrat Northern. sus
Sth anon 30 ana Artis rs i'ass
CUT, Colorado ANA >Anl., re. 80 80"
Galveston, iissr sp.rg AMI IA, Anton.o -,
Houston East aud WesI A. Aas.
l"sHs ana New orleans .-....,. -
Wa. on .,.,. .........,.......... 49,
'''''''''
IN, N
' -. ..'.'.., ,,....-- ~. ............. ~ n
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CLEARED ron GALVESTON

IS Alarn. =. Fayai. February II
" hNiouu. Bartlett NJ Penarth. March IA
rs hpnita Porto Rico. April g.
rs brcchh,d, shields. April &.
IS ,fiilyhn Mohring. antwerp, March ..
81 Electrician. Fisnor, LlycrpooI. Msrrh, "A
~ LAKEWOOD. Shields. Aprll Z. '"
- luulna. Sontandor, April |.
~ kokcr. Barry. April L.
~ vn'aec. Stewart. Marry, March 81.
~ White Cross. Tayloe. Ducnos Avr.,
February 20. AS'e''
~. I.hn x. scuthcr Cape Henry. March ~,
sci' MHis Dow Norfol", March 20.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Galveston, Apr!l "a.

Port Of Galveston, April Il.
SAILED.
So CITY Of York, rindatr. Rotterdam.
- i'uustan, tones, Liverpool
str Cumberland. Mno', Corpus Christi.
VESSELS IN PORT
SIS rrnam, Fowler q Mcviuc.
- Gullr6rn. j. Moiier 4 CO.
81 Maritime. Fowler & McVius
81 osSesty j. MO'ler q la
IS i'alcntmo.
SIS Parksatc. j, Molier 4 Co.
SIS 1oltsltra.
sch Bhsanez. Reyrlcrsnoffcr 4 Cs.
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st Louis April II. lrlour--iIigher IN sym,
rh'hy with wheat. Wheat steady No .
elevator %: track ~: Aprli so,e. May f. %
asked. July Lon asked; September II No. .
bard, cash, 9aI9t Corn Futures. dnll, srns
higher: No, cash mud Aprll rs. Ma Si.
.ny wa bid, september So,s Oats-Stcnay,
no, rash, y track 27n, Aprll y: NAV III, .
:,nS .is' No. white 2aisa.O Rye~lri.r,,
%; FlaNseed nominal i.so. Prime tl,nuthy
track, ~. liay-Firn; prairic 80. ,lmotsv
shoI 90, Whisky. 20, Pork -i,owsr.
standard hess, iobbing a.iS Lard STEADY
prime steam, go: rhoicc 5,o,. bacon bone
MA; ribs 500, shorts C.ia,s Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders 4.7ssi sta; EXTRA short
'iSar, e.ss ribs .S,SI's. shorts $50 Receip,s
Flour 1000, wheat 5000: cora 5, coo. cars
is.Wo Shipmcnts- Flour 5000. wheat sa,s.
corn 10000, oats si,oN 49,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-15

Kansas City. April fi.-Ca,tlc-- REGENTS
500 active aud slow: native beef steers {, on
a4,I9i fed Western 3. 15d4.GO, COWS and heif
ers 2b5@4,, -, including Westerns . 65mt 20:
s'ockers and feeders 3.i0d5 .05; bulls T. son
200 tiogs- Receipts 1850: market 30 high
err; heavy hogs and packers, selling =. 7G,b
. ao mixed S.6on3 so; light 2 .5OM3. 20; pigs
3.Sam3.eo. Sheep Receipts 400. market ae
tive and steady: Western muttons. sold 1. 505S
d.So; lambs i.sodo,jo; spring lambs 10,