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elsc; choice oa.Mi0e; reaberry, lye; IcI,
du,,s IA RSasted cofeesi ArsncRn.,
Ariosa. basis lOolb eases l2e deii'ereu'
Apex, 12.o0c; Lion, 12c. s,r,r boxes.
eisr. i IL cartons. 64c; ginger snaps o.;
creams. Sc. stage planks, &c; CAKES ~"
'' FIorRHBasis 4s.lb sacks: Fancy Pig. Pig,
patcnt, 81 50; fancy half patent, sou" III .ra
grade, 1880; 24-lb sack, 1Oc per ,,I1hrr
higher; nonr In wood 15c per parre' hnminy
F,ARNIcAcEous GQoDsnrs1rrriss' rs:
Pearl meal in IS 10 sacks SOC per nGr dsi
Of four sacks; Scotch oats sou pnl,1 ~.
oats, $3.50; colgmblsao oats $@'VVs-'-O'
THRt,- Refined fierce. compound, 6Ac;
leaI, aiSc. y,.iI cans. higher than ticrces;
lob cans &c higher; 5-lb cans %e n'sne''
% HAMs-standard, 11ai1Ac picnic hams
LIME-Bulk, s1.OO per barrel; eoopered'
H6YEY-In barrels, eoq15c pc, gallon gallon
In 60ib cans extracted, @d6c per p outndd
u bulk s@1lc; in. l2-lb o eans eA'Fa'''N'
5iaGITc; pound sections, l2Nl6c' ,eatc stec.
LASSES-Rcboled, tair, iustupno 10.
prime, 2Cd21c choice, 25d26c' ianey INN, nm
crop syrup, 32a33c; pure ne" crop 'i''
CONDENSED MILK Eagle. 81. 1871 e 90:
Challenge, So 1908 so. e-.,ono.
0YSTERS~1-ib full weight. 4.oz. s5agVc'
2-lb full weight, S-uA. Nl.WtN - -l.sna.
5-0z. gOMtg5c; lib. llgh weight, oodoVc'
2.lb' light weight s5nOOc. "a
PICKLE S-Flve gallon Kegs, S-40i ~
gallon fcrs. 50 50; labbs, $500 plhts
American style. s5g9Oc quarts; AmeIlca ail
style. ST 30; ia-gallon, 81 l0d22o ligui'
Ion. American style S3.lo45.2O; l-galo"'
AI ElcGME sa,i1 fancy head ,el9@G3,.e,
choice, 5M52c; fair, 49sa4@9c; fancy I'M
'WopE|Sisai. basis 1-19, DC; Manila
12iSc: untartcd lath yarn, Sc; tarred, '4e;
SAT- I ouisinna. coarse, SOC: inc zoe:
tbI... rs rs, So. 80; CO.'S $3.50 10o-Ss, $3.50;
SALT FisH-Mackersl No. !; IN. lob
Kits, D5cMSl 90; half bbls, IOlb NO l.
$50. tubs. s50oG5 30. l-,..,,t,
SALMON Fancy pillar Rock oumDia
River, 81 40: ca site Roak COLUMBIA Hiyer'
81 t,Mfi 10. Spear Alaska. 81 y: Toy Co
irnlbia River, 81 %; Blue Bell coumpia
River S1.10. o. -za
SARDINES-Am American quarters $3f2g
coo: mustard 50 SjGtA00; imported GlHttte
grade, quarters, S115O fancy sprats' guar
tcrs, $500. .,,
STARCH--Stan goods Pearl. in 4O,lh
boxes. 3at6f4c Royal Gloss, bulk, 4c;
Nickel 100 packages, per box. $40 corn
starch 5i5c per III. 20 and 4O-lb boxes.
SUGAR-Quotations are for small lots.
Special rates are given on carload 4rders'
STANDARD gran,uatrd, 5.S5c; cubes ana pow
dcrcd, G10c; Louisiana yellow clarinet
fancy, aG0c; choice o4Tsc.
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.,BEANS Imported. navy beans, 3Ss@
a2lc; bayou, 3l2c; English dried, Be; plnks,
3tYc; Lima, 7iad794c; black eyes 4Ac;
Michigan navy, none California navy,
mono
BUTTER Blue star, 2t@22c, dairy, IGa
lac; Elgin creamery, 23H2i. oleomurgalIne
dairy prints. lie; Lincoln solids lUle0Iic;
prints llMlll2c; Special Blue Star, de
Crystal Gem and Country rolls, Toe:
Special dairy 1JCl fnncy dairy,s Ire;
Texas country butter, SGtl2c, Texas bricks.
15@19c
CABBAGE-1%dIssc
IlEESE-Wiscunsin fuil cream rolls
l4A WISCONSIN full cream daisies. i4@;
Wisconsin half cream. l2H0l2c.
EGHS- Texas, 10Mllc.
. dk6RAUT-New, in half barrels, So 4O@
ONIONS-4l5c.
PEPPER. Chile, 1ia15c per III. black
Singapore 15iac.
POTATOES California and Colorado. 10
0tS5c per bushel
PoULTRY-C Chickens, hens. good. Sa5Ol1
325; fryers S2.50n3 %; broiiem. $50
40: cocks. large, old, 50 90. ducks. large.
~ 23n3.15: geese full feathercd. 81 3llG
600; turkeys, hens, SGO0dS0O turkeys.
Q6u0, S''VV
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STOCK EXCHANGE WAS CLOSED.
Speculation In Securities Conferred in
Consolidated Exchange.


New York, April 2I-lrhe New York
stock exchange having adjourned from
last evening 10 Monday morning to permit
OF the removal OF Its apparatus to temper.
airy quarters In the Produce Exchangc
building, speculative operations In sccurl
Ties ceutcrcd In tho Consolidated exchange
The trading was on an unprecedented
scale for half holiday 2G4 sao shares
being negotiated Not only were the cg.
ular customers of members OF the Conson-
dnted exchange ont In all force. but tntrc
were In addition many SPECTATORS VINO
usually trade through the stock exchan q
houses. The higher range OF l.oudon
prices stimulated sentiment apprccpbl,
aud NJ the opening there werc orders %
buN 10000 shares OF United Statcs steel
NJ the London quotations. The transac
lions in the common and the preferred
throughout were on an unexpectedly heavy
scale and net advances of over Il po.nt
were scored by both.
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rG'9 Year lsi Isis Isl S Si9SS 70 ei'osao
Dinercpee. e,7o4 G7o4' $50, So ........
BUTTER AND EGGS.

,aicago, April - Rutter Dull cream.
cry i.@ao; doiry 1lMi7 Cheese o4.
Eggs i2h.
New York. Aprii ~ Eggs Higher re-.
eeipts 1850 packages, Western regular
packrd limlha; storage Western lialAl4
Southern i2l6Giia.
II. Louis. April ~. Poultry STEADY
Gi5 Rutter~ SlSady: creamery iG6sa0:
dairy l4@ls. Esiss steady. llA repickei
and caseH mrindcd.
Kansas City. Mo-. April s7,-gggs -
Steady: fresh Missouri ana Kansas stock
.lnta casea rntnmod.
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Beer & Co.'S Circular.

New Orlepns. La, April ~ The unta-
vorahle Chronicle report accustomed stead
uess In liverpool and our market In
sympathy opened to points higher, but
declined 3 to shortly after on the henyy
port and Interior receipts and the nnc
weather prevalent throughout the belt
closing at n net gain Of ] point on the
day Bradsirect's In their weekly review.
commenting on cotton. shy; "'rhc mar.
ket has been Of a narrow and irregular
character, ana the general disposition
seems 10 Tee waiting one Receipts con
uhue ln eoodly PROPORTIONS. whiiO weather
conditions hnyc recently Improved and
the demand for manufactured rs limited.
During thc week declines were noted ut
and the demand for manufactured h. nm.
ted. During thr week declines were not
81 ~ the old positions with advances In
the faroN deliveries. Curtailment Of pro
auction reduces the accumulation of sun,
plies, hnt the business doing shows val
mes rather In fAyur Of the buyer"
inc movement is larger than the most
sahgulne bear ever anticipated aud the
probabilities are that IL viii ontinue on
tuch scale rs TO warrant Increased cs.
Inmates; providing the information received
from the interior relative to holdings Is
any criterion; In our letter of yesterday,
We showed that Gu basis of ten and
a quarter cron that there was available In
America I45ooO bales more than last wear
50 sell from now o9t, and Judging from
the poor textile trade conditions existing
10 al countries, Il wlll be hard matter
Tor holders 10 dispose ~ their stocks
Many. carrying spots are hoping that
manipulation may assist them TO get high
er values, and knowing this we call ;rten,
non 10 the excessive amount held over
last year for sale in America We would
suggest that our friends take advantage OF
steady periods TO sell their spots because
from present conditions unless the next
crop meets with disaster lower nrlo,s wIll
be established ultimately, Notwithstanding
tue present manpulative tactics
ii. & H. Beer.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Total Loss of Wheat Corp in Parts OF
Texas and Oklahoma.
MAY WHEAT ADVANCED ll.S CENT
Corn Closed Unchanged to 10 Higher
Oats Advanced 3-9 to 1-2e--Pro-
visions Closed IL 1-2c Higher

Chicago Apr.l 27.-'rbere was a broad
strong market for wheat today and the
Ma, option closed l%c over yesterday.
Corn. which closed unchanged to gaze
highcr. was rather quiet, hui the oats mar
kni showed considerably activity, closing
H6fisc higher Provisions were dull, clos
Ing i2'4c higher to shade lower
The market FOR wheat was the broadcast
III weeks. May opened l4M12c higher at
l34m7ala and, without material reyerses,
ucyanced firmly to 7aiEe aud closed l9sc
higher nj T4Nr Tie days news Developed
u feeling OF cheerful bullisAness. TO siAgt
win. Liverpool cables showed g9ul ad-
vance and the spot market revealed re-
Moved strength. Receipts were moderate
aud con in"uMl tidiugS were favorable 10
holders ni whcat BroUmhall reported that
the weeks sales to The cont iuent aggrr-
gated 1,UOOOUO bushels 3.upOUU bushels
81 it to Hamburg. During the hall day
session New YORK exporters ADVISED OF
forty loads taken Tor the foreign ac-
count while cash sales here ~ mixed
grade reached total Of JJ,O0p bushels.
Tt10s scnl further reports OF damages
claiming that In portions OF nc STATE the
crop was a total loss. Other Southwestern
pCints noted the baleful incursion " IN
sects, nGi2hly oklahoma. Bankers IN the
latter Territory predicted tue loss of half
the crop. AZ the opening large quantities
of wheat were for sale, but the condition
speedily gave way in the face OF the
strong demand and thereafter u VAS found
necessary 10 Increase bids in order 70 Ill
buying orders. The volume Of business
was large but was chiefly for the local
recount. Receipts were D6 cars.
For the consideration OF the corn trade
thCr" were reports OF trcer country accept
arcrs. u WAS said thai country holders
VINO for months have cVilfced DISPOSE
lion go hold tightly TO t,heir corn we're
grrgating 100000 bushels. Tho effect of
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Ss Hemisphere. Jones for Hamburg
~ Comal, Young, Tor New York.
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DRIED FRUITS AND MITES

,, HflLLES-Fancy evaroated. JO.lb boxes
'bGB R ii0 cartons, 7G choice eyaporatcd, &c.
CIYkUN. IN 10Th boxes. lsc.
~ hRANTS-in bhs.. i;Il5c: 25lb boxes
e'IaR .9ts hulE; lie; lib cartons, l5c.
=, ia Es-l-lh packages, l0c; GO-lb boxes
,s flGs-california l2Hc; imported, 15a
PPkEAIsGiHHEEsccChoice new stock. Sic.
boxes 81: 90; A-box l.. L. raisins a5177z l..
5-c .i /. NJ rasns, 5O-l6 6oXes. SSfS iPc
S-g io MI l. n. rnisius, 50.ib GoXes 1Ss'AV'
75r "a S a0s-S sei SG 3Q6os, Se s,os
Nuts Brazil lac per Is: Alters VivoS' Sill Sf
III iJGcj M"in nuts l4@l5c; peanuts. fancy ban;i
Ff alos6ns Sa9 Ys No. 5a5l@c; aimo nnh
nuts atSI Iac n nee 10 IN sacks; Italian chest
loc; medium, 60Tc. idlse' I2d
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DRUGS AND CururcArs

Qulnine. 45G47c per ounce uo;tle: NOR
prime, S2.3442.55 per ounce: cocaine, 81. -
per ounce; horax, sac per pound in 100,
castor oil, sl20 per gallon in 9',taiion,
packages; epson salts 81 Is per hundrei
In barrels alcohol, 81. 7cd3OO per gallon;
sSiulipnur $50 per, 100 In barrels; alum
st2c per pound in barrels; saltpeter, Tc ner
pound IN barrels; campha. zoe: wood alco.
nor Sl.u0; gum opium, S4OO powderod
opium' $500; carbollc acid. 40a42c per
how ,.1, IA h9{lles; Gale.nm carbide S. 10
points. 4i''on runway
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Grain and Provisions Elsewhere,

New Nork, April 81. -Recelnts
lS.Rn exports l6l ,0O0; spot nrm: No. >
rcd S@N +, O. b. ,afoat; Ne. / Northern 81
aGeat options strong at lie net advance
Hides Steady; Galveston, ~ 10 - pounls,
iSss' california, 70 10 25 pounds 10: Tx !
StNs - 20 So pounds. l4Ql+G Leather-
sWauy hemlock sole Buenos Avres / uht
10 RcaNy, weight 2i@2J; acid ac,y50aIs
lA6ll7 -'u-'' ieNus
Kansas city. Mo. AnrlI o. w,ca, CO..
y @6S's; July GaGG6TS: cash M > 6a,H
,5aa3. No red I2q@T3h Corn Nav
=; July 4l&; cash No. mIxci 4sG as;
K NJ, sn, W. NM Oats No. > white ri.
l5ND shipments Wheat a. SO0. c"rS
1890 cars 500O ''e''' 0VrA
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St. Louis Grain and Provisions

81 Louis April 27.-Wheat- No rod
cash 7ais; May 75M; July 72$,MI2;s No >
hard l5a7N2 Corn No . cash 4iA;
May itii; JUly 44i4 Oats-No . casn 9Sis,
May 2Sli, July 20; No. = white 20 Pork
Firm; Iobhiug 1915. Lard Lower. Sis.
Lcad-fiCm 422ia. Speitcr- strong and
adyaLced, $50 hid Flour Firm: PATENTS
".b43,N, extra fancy and straight 500
3D.; clear 2.S0W3oo Timothy seed-Ouiat.
2,!Mt3on Corn meal Steady. 225 Bran
firm sacked east track "a Hay Easier;
Timothy lo.0M l2.50; prairie S.OoIli on
W Risky steady, l2I. Bugginr- Steady.
6k1T. Hemp Irvine Q. Dry Salt meats
ihoNedl STEADY. extra shorts cSfts, hir
ribs Sln clear sides S.6al@ Bacon tbox q,
STEADY; extra shorts 9l2l3; clear ribs
H21' clear sides a3Iis. i,p"eipis Flnur
$3.50; wheat $4,000; corn S5.uOl: olts 10
Wo ShipmentS--tlour 1000: wheat ~ .oO0.
corn $4,000; oats lGnOO
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GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.
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HEAVY STAPLES

:, AMMu NlrloN-rowder. per kec sam.
D .,ig powder, SL65 per Reg; DION SHOT
per sack, 81 -; buck. 81 "a u'Vp su"''
lies oS@l0a,e. AZ n'gher; Del
"a b "a 80 n AND TIES - Barginr an
ioaa lo, n'9 Sr ssc; Arrow ties. less than ear.
ANDY Stick. wrapDeS last a, s,
10 per 70; No. l. full Weight hat p'51
'Staxp5fsS -; special sizes W higher
te fal weight '1 lie tnI Weight lose; Gran
asis N Il M Cortland S2isss Is: R ess.
SostEE-Rl0, fair. ssaos; pr,ms s,sn
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SUGAR.

New Orleans, April 27.-sugar- Qulet,
open kettle aAm3 1916: open Kettle centnlt
ugal Sss6iis centrifugal yeslows 4seltr'
gal sdiiT. -
New York. April ~ sugar Firm; talr
rehnIng li-i6; centrifugal ad test : lS,toy
4h moiasses sugar assldsiaf' feRu'1
steady -,
40J. No 30 s.til; No. ~ iaa: NJ. 4
anil No. * $50: No. "a AZ; STANDARD \
and ronfertioners' A a.25: mold A > 80; cnt
loaf aud crushed ass powdered 800 SrAh-
nlated 5.s5; cubes 5.T5,
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COFFEE.

New York, April ~ Coffee Spot RIO
steady; No, ! Invoice Gis; mild quiet; Cor.
aoFa ShSii2ie The market Tor futures
opened steady 10 points higher and rnled
nrm, much OF the short session on reo.n
covering, foreign hufing ana seaanl lro.n
abroad, based on hnllish cables from ia.
fOpeah markets.. smaller receipts than eN-
pecfed and SLIGHT Improvement IN aae spot
market. fradinc WAS quiet however.
reaching hut 1880 hays for the entire
session. Closed steady. l0@15 points net
higher. May 3 ~; Iuly Gao: August > q,
September a.ha, October Z. 40: Noyeinber
5.tia; December a.7ai March 100,
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SPOT MARKET QUIET.
Neither Bulls Nor Bears Much interest
ed IN Futures.

New Orleans, April 27.-The spot cottou
parket today was very qriet orders FOR
execution were not very pientlful ana nc.
tors were holding SO steadily that hu-
found little incentive 10 operate Freely.
The offerings were mostly OF the lnoitrafe
" lower grades; the higher grades we G
relatively scarce aud held with ereaie.
frmncss iban the poorer Qualities sales
today 1870 bales Including is0 10 arrive.
fluctuations Unchanged
The market for contracts WAS about as
null dneing The shoft hours today ~ IL
sou'd sell have hfeD. Neither bulls nor
iHnrS Ffrfcd ~ feel any very deer; iilier.
tsi M fhe Si'vr''se lrrd ~ r,uge Of due
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New York April 81. -'roday's dry goods
market has been without new feature In
any direction. The hume demand IS dull,
while moderate business has again been
done for export In heavy brown cottons.
Bieached goods are slow throughout. coarse
rolorcd cottUns easy, print cloths inactive.
lrints aud glnghnns unchanged. Demand
for cotton yarns has fallen on and the
market continues very Irregular. W00lpns
nnd worStcd yarns show more business do.
Ing. lIncn Narns nnlet hut firm.
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AZ aarload lots, {. O. b. cars from miliors
i i6o rs S ON GSad from store more per
and corn and psn lol 295c per bushel on oats
66hfAa r u lo0 pounds. Si.6oai "a ~ nay
Gil 10. ~ pounds, 81. 05
NOtN--No, . sacked sOe,e,,
lib. LAW ana pure, S11lM
ot,ATs-So@ per bushel
y. si6 H5tsis SSlSSSo oatE CHOICE timo,
nay, S6Oqs.00: North Texas sn, p T
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ST. Louis, Ar,ll aT.--Cn,tle Receipts 300
Including 200 Texans. Market steady
NatWe shipping and export steers :'iSqt
storkcrs and feeders s5StI.S5; cows and
hcifers uNM1.OO; c.tnners l50GlS00; bulls
3N0d4.2I; Texas and indian steers a2aM
Rrrcjnts 355b Market EASY EASY 10 shade
lower Pigs and lights 5.256i5S5; packers
5T0M0.Sa: butchers 5,00udo0 sheep Re.
TONS l.O0ai4 IS. lambs 4.75fI6,50; culls aud
bucks l.0o03,2 stockcrS 2.11n3 10; Texas
sheen $40
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Especial to The Post)
NEAN nRI-h,ANS

New Orleans. April ~ Desirable steers
and cows scarce AMI in active demand.
Tugs plsccs steady; good. Hogs aud
sheep In request
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40 California bo SorE (, .RRa,lla4wlns s4ooa
E,AaNAnAS-Sl 10000 Der bno,h
G RRaaHnBhE DE Escape Cod craie p' Sg ea
weight So T50iT.Ti haH barrel, full
3 90; Mernos, IS. eA'ra fancy, S2.T5a
okANttES- NavrlS so 5oeio
STRAWBERRIES cso;;i5
q excelsior, Sa,25uS.0O; paIa Noonan end
Sl.I5q2. 90. pHle' weak stock
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in THE COTTON MARKETS.
Crop News Generally Favorable and
Rather BearislI.
FUTURES MADE VERY SLIGHT ADVANCE
Spot Markets Steady and Unchanged,
with Higher Prices at New York.
Visible Supply.

Tho crop news as II comes In is most
favorable 10 q good beginning for large
crop OF cotton this year hut the wise
ones have an eye for future contingencies,
the experience Of the past MS to lack Of
moisture, pests aud such things causing
them rather TO await developments than
10 base any calculation upon any news
SO early in the season. Reports come
from Georgia, North Carolina Mississippi
and Tennessee of favorable nature, with
u rather late beginning in the former
state, where the southern section is re-
ported about three weeks late.
The spot markets were all unchanged
except In New York, which closed quiet
and l.16 up The sales Ia Liverpool were
below the average. being 5000 bales, white
the sales on this side were small, eyidenc-
ing limited demand.
In the future markets there was little
change, at home or abroad, but what
there was was upward, with a promise OF
a better opening on Monday.
In the visible supply comparison OF
figures shows an excess this season OF
$4,000 bales over last year, us against an
excess Of last week OF 1871 600 bales.
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Bar silver ooA. MeaIcan


n IfrNU"Ul AprlI 2T.--COnsOls Tor mUn'y
~ 3ig: arconnt st 7lb. Bar silver dnii.
~ n, n.lpn prr ounce Money ;iia per cent.
niregnnt Tor short bills 3ieG3 D1J; three
months bills 3M633a per cont
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COTTON SEED PRoo,,crs

Sording to location: points, ae'
time crude OIL loose ofer gallon.
time summer yellow oil "a g y
'''"ters' per pound -. 'SpM u
HILLS, baied Per ton
PINE Prime cotton seed meal. sln So ~ ~
oueta gPo,on seed cake. 10 80 ~. 5o ~
ana prime cotton seed e s9ka,on seed meal
erA 81 Galveston axe are for deliy.
cois sw pr aIn,.' April sr.-co,ion seed -,
PRIME crude SS1z; Prime yellow az on
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EXPORTS FOREIGN.

he British steamship Bcnclin cIeared
today for Bremen VITA he following cargo;
@Wl round bales of cotton. valued nj SIOf3:
I,tp square bales OF GOTTEN valued at
S2'h,s7'; iOll sacks OF cotton sced meal,
valued NJ $6sSS.
The British steamship Americas cleared
teddy with the following cargo: $3.50
square bales OF cotton, valued Mt s2g0T71 /;
@hW round bales OF cotton. valued at SI3
20. $3.50 sacks os cotton seed meal, valued
Inc British steamship Hemisphere cleared
tCdaA for Hamburg. Germany, with Tho
Following cargo. 600 bushels OF whpnf
valued at $1,000; 20 i5B sacks of cotton
seed meal, valued at S2j.l09. 1861 bales ~
rptten. valued at S5t,Gl2: lIOS piecrs OF
walnut lumhcr, valued AZ $3.50: SIG piores
e pine lumber, valued at S1O3t; a3TGS
pieces of piur iunhrr yalucd at sTtDl:
Aoe pieces Of pine lumber, valued at SIT.
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES on Cotton.
snip agents make the following ocean
freight quotations on cotton shl pments trn,n
ihe interior within - days from date:
To Cents
iiFrtppol 800, ...,....,........... 81,
Manchester second class ......... 80
" pWrn Observation-Disclosures. 10
HIVE Observation-Disclosures. AZ
nhtWerp lChstle llnel .............. rs
Mctlcrdhm ihrSt. clnss) .....,........ -
EImhuIg ltirst class ............... 10
Ihc above quotations arc based on iirst
class liners Second class liners / cent ana
trainps cents lower
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New York April ~ Prime mercnn.i,e
paper 4sfitS per cent sterling cSr6au,.'.
hominai with actual business IN banksrs,
hills NJ 4.ssism4. $50 for demand ami ~
4.s5.sesA.sd and a.s9. commereisi IMls
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fuations was TOO narrow 10 offcr much In.
ducement 10 The floor traders. Prices at
tho close here were l 10 points higher
fnan yesterdays closing prices.
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FINANCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. April n. -CIcarlngs s;5j,78o.
oio; balances $iI.2T5 sos.
IIparls. Apfll 2I1hrpc per cent rent y
loii DOC for the account
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81 Louis. April q. wools Quiet ana
easy; medium grades iGMis; heavy nne
lLn,f2 light hne l2tli5. tub washed II
G2t,
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CASH { #; :;: ;i |: Z;

METALS. .bssues :;
New York, 6 APRIL 9 nc local s,s,, '
was very quiet. rig iron n,b xnl'lss ,s X
chapged. a.50qlo. so; N olrpsii4 .cng -
IL. asd I'd 90; southern foundry oaa IS ~
LEAD .37ia. Spelter quiet
copper dull, 100.
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MeekIy Sank statement.

New York, April 2I-rbe statement ~
the asseeiated banks Tor the week en- Ing
April % shows:
Loans ..,,.,.. SSia. da4,00N Inc S9991. tgto
Deposits ..,,, a7u,1,0.iao Inc. 85s)@i0
Circulation -. Si,3lA,N0O Dec. i;,t an
Legal tenders. I2.2,@,6o0 Inc. L. Cu3
Specie ....... lsI,15T.S00 Inc. i.ls3 Goo
deserves ..... LOTS ,agI lnc > 49, 4, -
Reserve re-
:, hui,eu 1870. <i-.b9' ,W-o Inc, 81 .S-a
SURPLUS .'.... leis9,ii9 Inc. 1,SSiba5
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Current Quotations on Round ots 81
Staple Cor,p,oJ;4;ns

Insle correctness can be relied upon' The
ppa liiees are those ruling ia Houston whole
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The following are the live stock quota
,ous for this market AZ furnished by 7.
Il. Saunders. Jr.. successor TO Box Saunders
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
ronr or GALVESTON. April 81.


Arrived.
81 fenSacoia. Simmons from Pensacola
e. toncho' Evans from Now York.
- Nordehe, Prsch. from Bremen
Cleared.
~ hemisphere. zones, FOR JIamburg
~ Ailheripu. IIighlUn for liverpool
X iteucIn, Bowles, for Bremen.
~ IrnsArola. simmons. fpr Pensacola.
~ I0nlal, Young, for New York.
Sailed.
- Hemisphere Jones, for Hamburg.
~ tomal, Young. FOR New York
GALVESTON GRAIN MOVEMENT.
:, ,m,teeceipts t9lay- Cars
Total (whepD ..................... 4
ELEVATORS A AND b.
wheat.
RECEIPTS since July l ......... 10, a2O,ooi
. Stphcnts tolny.
..,,tr tH,tH - t.'''... ........., 136,ODD
Since July l .................. 9,ss4, $50
Stock 0,ushnls1 aaz est