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MANY CLAIMS FOR
 LOSSES SUSTAINED

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July 30.-A feature of the situation here Is the con- stant stream of native residents who are presenting claims to the authori- ties here against the United States Government for losses sustained at the hands of Cuban troops, damage to property, robbery and plunder during the last three years. These claims are promptly returned with an expression of regret.
 All foreign orders for goods have been countermanded. There Is a dis tinct sentiment here for the continual tion of the occupation and the definite establishment of an American protec- tOrate.
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lndependence Lake.

Those registered ct Independence Lake include: J. L. Harmes and wife, c. Cas- per, San Francisco; w. J. Hall, w. S. Williams, Sacramento; Mrs. w. Wilkin- son, Miss M. Wilkinson, Berkeley; George James, w. F. Morrish, Oakland; Moliie Maher, Mrs. Maher Nevada City; c. Biggs, Mrs. E. Biggs, Miss A. Riggs, liar. old Biggs, Mrs, Northrop, Grass Valley.
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Solid Oak China Closet; glass front; a place to put your table service where 1t will be safe and convenient ... SSsSO
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Another Bank Here.

The Germania Trust Company has mo- tifed the Bank Commissioners that 1t has increased it's capital from S150,00O to S300,- 900, and that it proposes to transact all kinds of banking business. The bank has recently moved to this city from San Luis Obispo, where it was known as the Cali fornia Mortgage and Savings Bank
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Gomez Held to Answer.

Juan Gomez, a Spanish soldier, who stabbed A. Anderson, a fellow seaman, on a recent trip of the Occidental. has been held by Commissioner Heacock for a rehearing before the United States Grand Jury.
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As early as the year 47 B. c. the great Alexandrian library contained over 40,- 900 valuable books.
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Moning-''God's Leadings.'' Evening sic Of Nature" Morgning-sermon by the pastor. Evening Song service and prayer. Morning My Joy'' Evening "Fen Among Thieves Morning "Denominationalism - Is it RightT' Evening Voices From Ma boths Vineyard Morning-High mass at 1O:3O o'clock. Even 'ng-Vespers and sermon by the pastor. Morning-High mass and sermon at Il o'clock. Evening-Vespers, benediction and sermon. Morning-High mass and sermon Evening -Vespers and benediction. Morning-High mass at 10:so o'clock. Even ing-Vespers and a sermon. Morning High mass at 10:30 o'clock and sermon by one of the priests of the. com munity In Italian. Evening" o'clock, vespers and benedietion. 'Morning-High mass at 10:30 o'clock. Even lng-Vespers and sermon. Morning-High mass and sermon at 1030 o'clock. Evening-Vespers and sermon. Evening Sermon by Father Carraher on
 
 Portiuncula" IMorning-High mass at 10:30 O clock Even ing-Sermon and vespers. 'Morning-Celebration of the feast of Igna- tius of Loyola and address by the Rev D. Mahoney Evening-Solemn vespers and an address by Rev. Father Moeller.
 o'clock. Evening-Vespers. sermon and benediction. Morning High mass at \ 1o:ao o'clock. Evening-Sermon and vespers. iMorning-His Grace Archbishop Riordan will breach at the Il o'clock mass. Even
 ng-Vespers. benedict!on and sermon. IMorning-Sermon on the Gospel at il o'clock. Evening-Vespers and sermon. Morning Sermon and high mass at 1Oso o'clock. Evening-Vespers and a sermon. Morning Sermon by the pastor at Il o'clock Evening-Vespers. tMorning-High mass at 1o:3o o'clock Even ing-Vespers. benediction and sermon. IMorning-Sermon and high mass at Il |. o'clock. Evening-Vespers and sermon on the Gospel. lMorning-High mass at Io:so o'clock Even ing-Vespers and benediction. IiuOrIllng-diBn mass al l0.ou O CLOCK. EVen- ing-VesDers and sermon by the pastor. lMorning-High mass at 1o:3O o'clock Even ing-Vespers at 7:30 o'clock. Morning and high mass at Il o'clock. Evening-Vespers, sermon and benediction at 7:30 o'clock Morning Military mass at 7:3o o'clock. Evening-Rosary and benediction at 7,30 O clock Morning Sermon by Chaplain Leland of the First Tennessee Volunteers. Evening Sermon by Private M. - Williams of the Fifty-seventh Iowa Volunteers. lMorning-Divine Service at Il o'clock Evening-Sermon by the pastor Morning Sermon by the pastor. Evening There will be service IMorning-'My People Doth Not Consider | Evening-"How Shall We Escape ii We
 Neglect So Great Salvation?' 1Morning-sermon by the pastor. Evening 1 Sermon and recital of prayer. lMorning-"A Voice From the Deep, Even 1 ing-"Naboth's Vineyard Morning-''who Is My Neighbour" Even ing-"Sons of God" Morning-'-The Portrait of Pharisee.'' Evening-Sermon by. Rev. N. A. Water | man of Chicago on ''The Hand of God in | the Military History of the United | States"
 Evenins-3 o'clock patriotic mass meeting and address by pr. Rader.
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Rev. E. A. Woods. ................. Rev. H. L. Dietz Rev. W. c. Jenkins. ns..................... Rev. William P. Kirby ........--.-...-..... Father P. J. Cummins. s............. Father Nugent .......................... Father Cottle ....-...-......--..--.. saleslan Fathers ............................ Father Cummings .................-...... Father J. Pious.. .......................... Father Carraher ................ Rev. D. o. Sullivan. Jesuit Fathers .....-.-...............-... Father P R. Lynch ........... Father P. scanlan ........................ Rev. J. Prendergast. V. G..
 Paulist Fathers ...-.....-........-....-. Father Gray Father Connolly .--................. Salesian Fathers. -.................. Father P. S. Casey.................... Father Nugent .......-......-.......... Father Coyie ........................
 Father Browne ..........-................ Marist Fathers .......................... Catholic Truth Society .................. Rev. F. s. Ford..................... Rev. W. A. Gardner .......... Rev. W. c. Pond. Rev. W. H. Tubb...... Rev. P. Coombe .................... Rev. H. T. Shepard ...-....... Rev. G. C. Adams Rev. William Rader .................. Rev. William Rader .......................
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First Baptist, Eddy street. near Jones.
 German Baptist. Seventeenth and Dolores streets. Emmanuel Baptist. Bartlett street. near Twenty-third. Hamilton Square Baptist. Post street, near Steiner.
 St. Agnes Church, Masonic avenue. between Page and Oak streets. St. Charles Borromeo. Eighteenth and Shot well streets. St. Brendan's. Fremont and Harrison streets. St. Brigid's, Van Ness, avenue and Broad way. , Church of Corpus Christi. Aiemany and Croke streets. St. Charles, Twenty-fourth and shotwell streets. , St. Dominic's. Bush and Steiner streets. St. Francis. Vallejo street and Montgomery , avenue. , All Hallows. Sixteenth avenue and N stree, St. Ignatius. Van Ness avenue and Hayes street st James. Twenty-third and Guerrero streets. St. Josepiss. Tenth street, near Howard St. Mary's Cathedral. Van Ness avenue and } O'Farrell street. St Mary's Church. California and Dupont } streets. St. Patncks. Mission street. near Third.  , streets. sts Peter and Paul. Filhert and Dupont streets. St. Peters. Alabama street. near Twenty, , fourth. St. Rose. Grammar street. near Fourth. Star of the Sea, Seventh avenue and Poin Lobos avenue. St. Teresa's. Tennessee and Butte streets.  Our Lady of Victories. Bush street neal Stockton. Camp Merritt. old Bay District Raoetrack First Christian. Mission and Twelfth streets. 5 West Side Christian. Bush street. nea. Devisadero. 5 Bethany Congregational. Twenty-hfth ant Bartlett streets. h Bethlehem Congregational. Vermont on. Twenty-fourth streets. Richmond Congregational. Seventh avenu and Clement street. Olivet Congregational, Seventeenth and No streets. ; First Congregational, Post and Masol streets. Third Congregational. Fifteenth street. nea Mission. Y. N. 0. A., Mason and Ellis streets,
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MONEY And INVESTMENTS
Doiuas Of Q Day with Wall Street
Operators.
LEADING STOCKS SCORED A GAIN
Absence or Recon mc ndntions In
Presidcnt's Message Regarded
ms n Hull Point.

New York, April 1i.--There was period OF
but fifteen minutes OF animated feeling and
quickly dropping prices on the stock ex-
change today after the reading OF the pres
dents message to congress and there was
some large buying orders executed in the last
fifteen minutes of trading which brought
prices up 10 the top level Of the day. Other
wise the market drifted in the hands of the
loom traders, as 1t has done for several days.
Prices opened up point higher In many
stocks, lost practically all the advance ana
rusc again before the message was presenter
to congress. The drop OH the continuance
OF the reading was between and !. points
fiom the highest point. Net gains at the
olosc were over a point for most leading
stocks. ','he days results were surprise.
II can scarcely be gainsaFd that they 20 far
to demonstrate that very few speculative
contracts remained to be covered. The
buyers who sold stocks short after the Maine
disaster, made up their mirds some time
since that the unfavorabe effect on values
was being discounted In advance of the pres
idents message. The buyers accordingly COW
cred. leaving a small short account % be
covered today. The offerings which brought
about the decline today were not large. The
buying was largely by foreign houses and 1t
is said the purchases were taken with view
to selling on the London exchange tomor
row. That exchange was closed today ard
m reflection came from there of sentiment
abroad oh the new developments in the reia-
tons OF the United States aud SPAIN The
absence of any specific recomme pdalion Of the
presidents message In regard to the Spanish
question was taken a bull point. The
doubtful element IN the situation Is the action
which congress Is likely TO take Todnys
market demonstrated that until this question
is settled there Is no disposition to enter into
large OF erations in securities. Owing to the
fact that today was n holiday in London
there almost nothing in sterling ey-
but about steady. The making of call loans
at per cent indicated that there is no I'M
mediate prospect of easy conditions in tho
money market. The subtrcasury's credit bal
ancc of S191 sos 900 reflected the further with
drawpl of the Union Pacific payment which
has been left on deposit with New York
banks. and which is now being withdrawn
as a set off to the governments expenditures
for the defense account. The balance due the
government on the Union Pacific payment
now amounts to about 81. 0O0, GOO. 1t is inter
esting to observe that of the total surplus
reserve of the New York banks amounting
to about S35, ono, 600 the surplus Of this same
bank makes up about sS,250.0 In addition
to the withdrawal of government deposits the
of currency to the interior con-
tnued today in full force
There was no marked activity In today's
bond market. but prices Showed strength
Sales. sl,025,oO0
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Inebe quotations are revised daily, ana their
correctness can be relied upon Tho prices are
those ruling in Houston wholesale markets.
HEAVY sTAFLEs
AMMuNiT Powder per key. 81, 0oSp
AS; blasting powder si.65 per key; drop shot.
per sack, sl.e5: buck, $3.50
BACON--Extra short clear, In sacks 69sdp
shc; regulars. 6AqeIsc boxed isc higher;
lies. 7isc; breakfast bacon. 9Gl9nc.
BAGlING AND TiES-Lcss than car lots
from Houston: Bugging, 2-lb, Glac, 2A-ib,
'hc: Ties. Arrow, t5.lb. soc: Delta, 81.
S CANDY--Stick, wrapped. basis "a, 6Hd6lhc
per lb: special Sizes nc higher
CoFFEE--Rio aud Cordovu iliaSliisc, fair
sAGSMc; prime s,sgpNc, choice i0aioisc:
fancy iossGlilAc; peaberry l2Adfl3h. Roasted
coffees: Arbuckle's Arosa, basis i0o-lb eases,
lie delivered: 36-lb cases. II zoe delivered
FLouR-Empirc Mills. Houston. Dayison's
High patent $40; White Ribbon, second pat.
emit. t9Q Texas star Mllis quote: Tidal
Wave. $40; Sea Fairy. second roller patent.
$3.50; Sea Pearl, $40; rye Hour. si50 Special
rates for shipments 10 Interior points; -four
IN barrels l5c above sacks; in half barrels SOC
FARiNAcEoUs Goops--Grits, hominy and
cream meal, In barrels. $3.50 pearl meal, In
4o-lb sacks si,eo per Dbl OF four sacks; Scotch
and Friends oats, $3.50. Columbian oats s.. 10.
HAMS Standard. S4dlSisc; picnic hams. 10.
H0SEy-in 60-lb cans, extracted, lise.5isc;
In comb, Sgioe: n ls-lb cans. extracted. e,sc.
bkoi t0-lb cans hc higher than tierccs; 10. Id
cans ~ higher; 5;lb cans ysc higher; s-lb
MoLAssEs- Ieboiled fair. is0isc; prime,
sogac, choice e50.6c; fancy new crop syrup,
klCE--Extra fancy head, 5HasIc; choice.
lMft5e; fair, "a tiac; fancy imported. 5s.u,s.c'
huPE--has r., tor 1-id' sisal. eAc; manila.
sALT-LiverpcSl, coarse. coap.5c; ane. cssp
4 SOC: Louisiana, coarse. 60c: nne, 3sc barrels.
ss'ies. VsS; eo-ts. $780, ioo-ss. $3.50: To-ls,
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nns
Texas II0nSpOIIl
tlncorpofs,si
SIMPSON, SPENCE 8 yn,,,
ayers, New York. Sv3
CIiAs. f. oRTHwEIN
AGENTS New Orleans and q
VIM. P. Ross, Tr.is. =. 3
New oflesni. h.
Jas. Graham, Jr., Loo, y.
:. Galveston.
y. Morrow, Local sccretsr, z. y
Galveston

H- H-I ) i41 A. =.
We beg tosannounce In, n
the General Agency for Nss ~ ~
xcttoh OF THE TEXAS Is s!ll
TERMINAL co. tInc.l, vhslAS
to ooiduct its general sfesnSse. ~
ness at Galveston. with nm Il!
.JR.. as Local Manager. ma "
as Local Secretary and Trs:.
The Company will also ssssas
duct n general steamship ~
New Orleans, with Mr.. VS
Trnffit Manager. III
The Company, with much :.
tics, will aim to provide 4 49,
factory service OF steamer ~
and New Orleans to ali IN ~!
Europe, and will furnish sh,ss!
through bills of lading from N. u
interior of tho United State X n!
Europe. y
We trust shippers will cont,... I
patronage heretofore given "a n
at Galveston and will cytsrS ~!
Company's office in New flriss..
Very respectfully. AZ "
CI1AS. r. ORTHWrrr I +,
General Agents, Hennen BuiiSIss
leans. Strand, Galveston. ~ !
New Orleans. April 8. 1855.
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Trade Notes.

There is no change In staples, everything
being contingent upon the political outcome.
EGGS are weak. Receipts were light. but a
brenk is expected, as the Easter demand Is
over.
In the past twelve months the worlds sup
ply of lard has decreased lTs, 900 tierccs not
withstandins the large Increase In the pack
ing of hogs.
private letter from San Francisco states
that stocks of dried pears In California hay.
been closely cleaned up. and The writer said
that II was doubtful II ilil cal could be
obtained anywhere In the state.
II Is reported that Il Chicago iobbing house
mntoes amounting to some 900 cases. Il
was all Western packed and the bulk OF II
was obtained from Indiana camera
Receipts OF cattle at Kansas city during
March were the largest on record for that
month hog receipts also exceeded ull previous
March records sheep receipts were exceeded
O0y twice by previous March arrivals.
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Cnrgiii 4 Richn rdSon's Circular.

targill Richardson of Houston say.
Early this morning reports were circulated
that the presidents message to congress
would be altered from what he had origin
ally intended. and that certain clauses of a
war-like character would be modified some
what. This gave the peace operators un OPP
portunity to buy few more stocks in nntci-
patton OF tho grent boom which was sure to
follow. The message came out on time, and
while as whole 1t was of quito u rcas-
surfing character the fnct that il was mmc-
dintely followed by warlike resolutions in the
senntc. caused operators to unload their
curly purchases, giving prices an easy tone.
No heavy pressure from the outside coming
on the market. the last hour showed consid
cradle Improvement. closing prices being u
TO per cent higher than Saturday.
In cotton the session was more animated
than for some time still transactions were
no. heavy prices being confined to fow
points range. Outside OF the political sit
uation, we had report frcm Manchester
TINT trade In manufactured goods continues
healthy. With quotations lilo up. Some ere
dence was given numerous reports from Texpc
of backward season. but the feeling Is that
1t is yet too early 10 attempt to bull cotton
on crop reports. Liverpool cotton market
VIII be opon tomorrow, also the London stock
exchange, New York cotton closed . up, New
Orleans to up. spots steady and I'M
changed.
Wc expect to hear some, racy talk in con-
greaR this week, and while We doubt that any
war-liko resolutions VIII he adopted. the
lighting minority viii nj least make noble
attempts to show Spain that tho better half
of our people arc ready and more than will
ing that they should be forced to withdraw
from Cuba. In the meantime the markets
will be guided by what comes up from day 10
day,
Wheat was weak, anticipating bearIsh
government report this afternoon, predictions
being made that the condition of winter
wheat would show 81 per cent against 81
last year. On any recession buy August cot-
ton. ON any advance sell September wheat
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l., ne expression minor Lacquer as npp,jed
is ,ne PLAYERS outside the major organization,
You'll, Sth"e ,ha regarded as the synonym Of
mrea the Zig league during the past four
; 2,r, uu,fase many major Lacquer. Jimmy
~ t'nor o. Chicago is at least 30; Esteruiest
M Merida anin Is every day Of -, aud Algie
10 30. 1"u'nenihg'y confesses
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NEW ORLEANS.

Market slow but steady: beef cattle calves
ard yenrlings. mostly common to medium In
fair supply; fat stock in demand; hogs dull
sheep flrm
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boxes. &c: Royal Gloss. bulk. SIC: Nickel. 100
packages, per box, t3.s5; corn starch b'tc per
ID, 20 and l0-lb boxer.
SUGAR Quotations arc for small lots; spc-
cIai prices given on carload orders. Standard
Rrauulafcd SAC; cubsa and powdered. &c;
Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy, be; choice
l%6I4 Use.
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Closing quotations on bonds a. New York
MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston, April 1.-THE local banks are vol,
supplied with money for all purposes. There
is, however, great activity in tho loan
market, the deposits generally showing an
increase
Exchange Is quoted as follows; New York,
buying. par; selling. New York. st. Louis and
Kansas City, $l,ooal,25 premium; New Or
leans, buying, par; selling. u premium.
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New York Money.

Now York, April ll,--Money on call easy,
hrm, *. last loan at 3 per cent; prime mcr-
camille paper. 5iadl6 PER cent: sterling ey-
change steady, with nctual business IN bank-
ors' bills at i.S3hdtA,Ssis for demand and Mt
4S06is0h for sixty days pooted rates. 4S0M
4soh Commercial bills, i.1aarL79ls. Silver
certificates, b5Nsd56li bar silver, bj@: Mex
lean dollars, 40. Government and railroad
bonds Hrmi State bonds dull.
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DrlcI ircIilis

In It's review OF the dried fruit situation on
the const, tho San Francisco Herald of Trade
says In its issue of April /: THE market Is
reported quiet for all lines, yet heavy ship
ments for the season continue to be made
out of the state. While tho market Is said
to be quiet. yet II Is quite strong, with au
advance of lie in apricots Nc in peaches and
Nc higher asked for prunes. The advance
In apricots is due to an improved inquiry
and higher asking prices by holders, owing
to rcportg of heavy loss by frost. While the
damage is large. yet we think 1t is eyng
geratcd, indeed. the Alameda Fruit Growers
convention held Saturday makes the loss IN
that county about one-haf OF a normal yield.
whereas reports made it nearly total loss.'
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

!. N s: York --clssr!uss sssssSss,; balance,
Ns'. York, Total SALES o. stocks we,. ss- j.
~ ss y s inclniinx nurilnst,n .s,ici: 81,
. Now ycrk-There was npi.t tome IN a..
ary goods market Print cloths ouiet on he
RASH o. e for extras, Thu present prira n
The lowest ever known. 'A' p''Ss y
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SUGAR.

new Orleans, April il.--sugar--open kett,,
squ.e. as1sS; centrifugal steady. graau-
lated ~ white 7-i6; yellow tai 5-is: STE
5GIi. s"'
Ntv York, April li.--sugar--Raw steady.
an refining ga: centrifugal. 9c test, AZ: re !,
ha'd steady: mould A 81 ie -'--dp~d A
.cnfeetoners' and crushed II ID, rrnnu. .
Intel 19s: powdered and eupes q I-Iu. -
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GALNEsT0N COTTON nEcrIprs

BY Gulf, Colorado and Santa 70 railway.
GsI tales; lnternatlonnl and Great Northern,
Sr. Galveston. Houston ans, Henderson, IL:
Missouri, Ka,isas and Te,as, as Galveston.
In iorte nnd Houston lo7; Gulf AID Inter-
state. go. sch Willie, 20. Total, 2a5S.
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II paaanez. Reyrlcrsnoffor 4 70.
CLEARED ron GALVESTON.
A N,.

IS Aiara. ---,, Fayai. February ~.
~ Crrityha Mourning. antwerp, March IS.
So Electrician. Fisher, Liverpool, march TO-
81 RokeI. Barry. April !,
ss Snturnina. Dcugoa Santandcr via Porto
E..p, March IL
81 Toiearorn. Manchester. March 49,
81 Nolegc. Stewart. Marry, March a.
fohrpnry 20.
sci, john X, sou,hcr, Cape Henry, March 81.
'rh Mary Dow. Norfolk, Marsh 20.
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WIRE AND NAILS.

Quotations are for loss than carload lots.
Special prices ON carloads
BARRED WIRE--Gidden gal, SEAS per 100
lbs: Waukegan. S2.50
WIRE NAILS Rate. $500 per keg; ad-
vanccs, lod. i2d and led, Sc sd and ID, loc
Cd and I'd. zoe i'd and sd. soc; Sd, i5c; ID. 75c.
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HOUSTON BANK CLEARlNGs

The following are the clearances of the
Houston banks for the week thus far and for
the corresponding time last year, together
with the increase or decrease:
This year Last year. Increase.
Monday .slolS,ii0 sl,lSi.6i3 .Sl66lT3
Decrease,
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COTTON ON sHIpEoARp.
'otton on sh'pboard. not cleared. at Galsns.

ton to,iiy;
For. Great Notwithstanding Telesrora
ll.u. pnnstan ioit, total 6i,i
For me Conttnent--Steahsiip Brcnam sit
City os York abo; total 50,
For NV York Mallory liuc slSS. Lone Star
line ilhi; total iaas
Total Gu shiphcard, II psi bales.
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Pats and Calls on Grain.

Chicago advccs t. private wire IA n w
l,uiur 90, rave puts on July wheat S5s
ahu y ind calls ASs6s,%. As forecas,sd
s,,tercay, there was plenty of wheat for sale
~ daN ain buying Against luts was atout
~ me support the Inarks, received. Traders
aie stu quite bearish. 1t Is thought that lei
,ef ean'paisn will som be ever and ma, he
and De,eiuhsr F,,ts on May corr 49, ana
calls .e4a.. The buying oil corn on ali soft
spois continues the very best 80
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oe New YORK, AnIll 1l.--vbeat- Receipts 1Is.-
III n.a. 'in",,s ~ slct steady: 10. red
, m.r Or ahoat; epiions weak; nnrl prlcss
,n .@A Hidcy; wool and lcatl,nr quiet ' PSe
, ~, w; Temper Qnirt. ll.5lGi2.IO. Tin
d d,i /. s 1,sss@h 49, spelte: uuie.. ;S5. Lead
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,pen. High. Low. Close

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flcur-Stoady.
Mbeat--No. 5 spring eoass; No. rcd l.olp
ccrn--No. 2, 2aN.
oets-.No. .. 25saG26, No. ? white o 2s.
Reno. 2, SIG.
Elan seed-No. !. 1.2lh; new /. 22M.
Timothy .seed-Prme. 275G2 50.
Mess pork--Per hbl, 9S0Ga. 50.
Lord-Per 100 lbs. 5.15M5 ~.
Short ribs sides--Loose, 5.05G15 as
Try salted shoulders Boxed, 4. 75Gn4. STA.
snort clear sides-Boxed. 5.5OGl5 CO.