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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
ns,. q oAia. c,y ., r9..a.. ..as.. county.

s,ss. q okla. CITY Of Tsssia ..asss county.
fHaHs !. ehsHsF makes oath that be T.
FsHfaT lafiHaF II the hfni - y , ChsnsF
"a datng hIalnsaa n the city 81 Toisda.
esaufT ahd state Aforesaid shd fhkf said
arm siii Haf The suIa Il ONE HunDftfu
fs9I4f4AHh faf ssah ahH every eass 81 co
taFfh fhat nsnnHt - EaFs1 - the uas ~
Halls astaffh lsffs
FRANK q CHENEY
Huafzt 70 hsfafs fts and sutsefftsd IN ny
pfssshaa THE cen DAP u DsesuIhsf. A -
ttas. \ " GLEASON
seal Natafg fusiie.
if.lfa csfaFrh ours IL tsksH internally
ana acts dtfsetlT 90 the nleqd anf faaooss
sarfasas sf fhs system. Haad Ter tsstinse-
nlate free
- CHENEY a 60. Toisdo o.
sid - al druggists. Tie
halls FanliY Hfils afa the best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
ISTARDUST.
Nswsy Little items
From around World


Atlntntsr cnnaaf protests that Pre-
nasas Huaalan Mnnehufian hkfss'
mont sndanHars American lntpts"@
cleveland lake water ID 80 fau 81
urrms that Il hah 20 bs siien
batled. filtered and distilled before "
Is drinkAbls.
Miles. having said u. viii pow 10
htraightway and alt for Sn"'hs'
picture.
Wonder IL Attorneys Page ane
Todd ever lived IN south Carolina
Maybe they are only EetiinH feAHl
10 run for senator.
Northern Securities case viii not
- 20 the Supreme Court this term
Hawaiiana are kickipE against
vaccination. claiming that spfsehs
lepfosy
Of course. the TestsfH Who APP
pearad IN divorce courts yesterday
had their ops and downs.
Trial ~ 81. Mayer Amss ~ MIN
nsspaiin for bribery and eEt"'""H'
has begun.
Repairs on shamrock III VIII %
esfnplsfsd nert week Upton again
asserts she viii beat Reliance
block
eshas ". Hobh, assistant attorney
general for department. of justice
viii succeed James w Tynsr 40 as
sistant general Of ths postoffice De-
partinent.
bessie Kneeht Of Salt Lake city
has slept for 81 dAYr. That Isn't Va
ID with "ffikHnnerF Hunss record,
Latest reports show that our
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
BUSINESS MEN MUST TAKE
PROMPT ACTION


would tha Of the city
fulfilled
%
them
wanabtns which
be
The shoulders %
he ugly re now
m. busiuss. to cut
vicious and
the
should Be
promptly By solemn
promise hat ne be ceanset
10 q
ef
would
up 10 the business community
70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
THIRD AVENUE
OWNERS OBJECT

Opposition developed IN the msct-
lnk % the city council last night 20
the proposed widening and regarding
af Third avenue. A frmunHsfanee
against widening and fcEredins the
street north Of HpunE street was
MED The ruuionHtfanrs was re-
fetf~n 90 tho streets committee
witch l. considering the THIRD ave-
nus proposition,
A majority petition for the r~Rrade
n the street on the iAppF OF mtaswr-
ate plan Is now ln tho hands ~ lhe
city enKinNer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
rr,ocKnor.prRs MEErINa

HTNOcKHoLDERs MEETING
A special Stockholders meeting Of
the Caschdia Mining and Tunnel
Company viii bs held AZ 1iz Denny
building. itot Second avenue, IN the
city - Seattle washington. on the
stth day ~ April. itos. for the pur-
puss ~ electinE a new board Of
trustees and considering the aAap-
ton 81 an amendment 20 the by
iswH 81 ssid company providing
foe the increA>s q tbs number %
trustees - said company from i've
% seven - provided IN the Articles
% Incorporation q -Atd company.
and a. said time In the sV~nf that
such smendBcnt IL adopted. to
eject such additional Trustees. and
% transact such other business
pertaining 81 said corporation As
may come before said aaeetine.
lat~d at Seattle. Washington. this
nat day % March. ifos
SfEi-s II ROSS.
RfexftfSaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

A local orsaniss sion. the Golden
ftfVes Aining Co. ~ Working IN a
ss'hsrss ~ which u - proposed %
tufN the waters ~ Sack river. eni-
ptyinE into wynaham bay toc miles
south u Juneau. ALASKA. Into a ditch
aad secure tbs grid that 10 beftrVed
70 - hidden n th- b.5 n ,hs stream.
a i~st~r resolved ~ W. " Eiiioit
u thta city. vice president % the
cofnpany. s.Hm ,hs scsne 20 the
soFE. states that the tunnel - ca.
pscfst a. b. coFHpietrd ~ July.
puriuE the last two yearr fiieG has
been pAnRsd ont ffom the riu rock
% the river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
RIOTING
STRIKERS

MONTREAL. Aptii - Three
hundred striking ionF~horemun this
morning made rush fnr nom
unioniata employed in nnioadinK -four
vessels in port The police drove
them back WIN reviewers. Military
protection was called Tor and three
regiments aru now on the scene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

The interdcpendence ~ thu bust.
ness men % this community n veil
illustrated ~ the recent request ter
assistance made ~ the lumber aud
nhingla manufacturer They state
that the very life 81 their industry
II threatened by the lack % cars %
make shipments An, aud they have
asked The merchants and mhnufact'
arara of the city 10 route their
freight over The tranacuntinantal
railroads rather than by water, 20
western terminals los lumber and
ahinalea.
On the lumber industry good
part ~ the success of the man
ufacturins plants % this city rests.
and the same h true - many other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
WITH MRS. SMITH

Deputy sheriff Williams this At
ssfuspn wired sheriff cndih~e from
San FraHcisco aaYina thar he sfouii
leave zoe this city tntnofruW morn
ink on The steamer Jansss Dollar.
bringing back ~ his rfisauer Mfs
lloyd smith. accused 81 Oh = Ves
sainiics in this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

Are You a maehanlef Are you q
iaborsr Or aisrhg II 50. you want 10
plarH your savings 70 the best ad-
Nanfaaa. Do you not You had bet
Ter hurry up then, and call upon the
Inter state Fiahsrisa Co. 800 Pa
eife block. and get some II their
stock. which vii not remain very
long On the market Get ~ Today,
or let us hear from you and w. will
call and show poi what 80 are do
80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
CHARGES ROBBERY

while aslrap in the Metropolitan
aaiuen a. Sixth avenue sGtah and
King street last ntght James Guns
bingham. = insMer. ciNims TO have
been robbed of tiea In money. me
matter was reported 10 % police and
an Investigation akAde. 1,hs pfppftr-
tire a tha aaioon told thN officers
Who investigated thf case that the
man could not possibly have ioat the
money IN Inter sailion whsn he szid
~ ,fff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
HOSPITAL WILL
TRAM NURSES

=. I. =. 49,. = = 90 a'.s.SO $50 - . -:
poui~n 81 rscd education ard char
artp The hospital II ready noS Ga
TIE nurses while training S1l be
pAid a ssaali SALARY. ana uY-an erafu-
Atioa win he given a ditaonsA show .
ins tksir cofnpesaure, The reason
fee aia~rlnG the school ~ that the
hospital AZ present has not enough
nus~ss 10 take care 81 So patients.
ana stiil mcrs VIII be needed when
the new wing - ADDED 10 the build
fns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

DESTROYED

NEW YORK. Apftl . -Flrs this
uief nihE destroyed shs nafprsoth
prohfhitien s0dltosiuai Ia H.ahfNs liaf.
Park IL aaa ont - the iAngNrs in
49, A-sS.>ss. - ~ 49,. - ;.
TwAFe Asu n has hsnn The scene uf
manF pofitseaI rueetfuRe Thsk loss
Niil amount - 81 esa II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
ALBANiANS
CRY QUITS

sALoNicA. April ss-rhs Aiban.
ian situaiian IL more hopeful The
AihanlAns. tAafns and tp4ka. = ~
have been the center u Albanian
disqualification. have agreed e. i've
up % the reforms proposed - nas.
aia and Austria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
BRITISH
CABINET

LONDON. April = aThsrs vas
cabinet meeting this morning II IL
heinsvsd that Russia demands on
Manrhufia N'sFs the aatleei sf dia-
Gus tlnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
DEFY the
COURTS

A9HsNtat 70 nv 4tNfH
TACOMA. April "a The easrpoin
house q ~ fame against watch An
injunction aeH issued by the super
iur cuuFt some time aka. vas &C.
euptsd last night Ia contempt Of
our, ny one hundred disneiats
woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

Dwight I. wing, Chicago banker
and braker. found dead la bed Ia
Livingstone, Mont. hotel.
foF reattie'a hall ~ fame. founs
ciifnen Morrison, Auisu. murphy
and Redwafd They voted against
the Yaw garbage steal.
United states circuit court at
Kansas city sn1ninsd eight rail-
roads from discriminating against
small shippers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

Another eScstus hArk the GsorEs
g. Thomas - offered Tor reinaar-
snee ~ - per cent n not rrroffs
- thia week she VII b. considered
~ iost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

If the shnflffs get tired Of chasing
the hoas cut ttant9n way they might
look for the councilman who voted
for garbage steal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

British cruiser fisihhutlan ordered
from Halifax ~ Trinidad to protect
british officials there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

Now for the ainrinus reign 81
lara Garbage and GRAFT Mr.
Citizen. can Yau hold your n0as Tor
~ Ynarsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

Ths ssarsFe-
cent prediction
thAt n the So
called tsrnpsr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
REMOVES
THE BAN

WARRINGTON. u. C.. Anu :.
hfensf,on. ne town adJoinln, 4,
fagst Sound Navy Yard. u 10 -.
81 under the ban placed On /, -.
months ago on account ~ ds,sf
hlizinR conditions alleged Al as ,,.l.
reports. On reprsnsnsations
influential citissus aAsaiees.,. Heh
Navy Department - w,,rs ~
all reslrictionh The Ennpoat POL
will 10 hent there shortly fof Al :.
tsuaive UYerhhuliag. -
a7H=saa -
Dunlap real astats. ~ unia s,...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

gspthi chief % police. nip Van
Nlnkie" sullivan. II eth sleeping
soundiy,
Thousands " residents Of piaa
Hua, chile. made destitute by de-.
veHtatlnH fire,
Nine passengers badly hurt la
trnlly oaf soldeht az North Beach.
Long Island.
Bhs Couldn't Stand Pet
aomstims ago u WAS plain Mrs.
Pat campbsli but now stH Mrs Pat
rick CAmpbell.
Tho first load of garbage that y.
Garbage Yaw haula ought 10 include
several OF haattis'a aromatic city
dads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

Mayor Humes
has had a areat
many emporium
itlss while he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

tufed former President Hisffs Of
Honduras ahd executed his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
GERMAN NAHAL
ACTIVITY

BERLIN. ApFli - The xaewsna
nn.nL u VAS annnunesd tsaay, has
purchased o. ~ eco worth ef naNaI
materials from Krapp Thia inai
Gates an unusual activity ~ the
equipment % war shIpa
-a=a=a-z-eas4 -
Dr.. Ktbhs has resumed rraetfo.
----e--- =s=-~----r
10 20 Epinnfnw rur hteYrie rspalrs
81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

go o. m.. Cor the election of oflcers for
the ensuing year. and such other hurlnsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28
Tfsoso P~Fcos for AprH 0nf,

.,,a;s,;.ss..,,s. AZ 80 prlnelpai oluss roiman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

Minister ConHef protests thet ~
posed Russian hanehvilan ahIs.
- .naauners American Interests,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-04-28

Dunlap, real estate. " unis tlss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-23
OTHER MARKETS--BY 1ELEGHArn'

icago Nav 22-CattIe-Recepts. LOCO head: stea IA
good to prime steers s. 9OGs5 % poor TO 81 soas4 So
S4 ~ S9s4 "a: Gamers 81 5Oqs2 u.s. bulls sZast 90
calves 81 75 fed steers S44sa o. Left over
opened steady closed SC lover mxsG o oug heavy
Sc 15GS6 IS: light 8ogS6 10; bulk OF sales Ibs steady
,tbers 81 75GS5 so; fair to choice .3 20
81 95aS4 IS native lambs 81 5Gq$7 spring Cattle
Isl 81 !51s4 75 Sheep quiet, lower 81 2oqs4 To- '0
du civ May 22-Cattle-Receipts l:ooO
natives and 15O Texans; calves 100 osd dy. sockers
nd feeders quiet; choice export and dressed peer ds
e. o.. fair to good S44s4 So sockers ana
g CO. western fed steers So sOGs4 90 Texas ana
Indian s 90 native heifers So 756S4 IS; Gamers
CO 10 bulls 81 5OGs3 calves ssqs8 80 ss 40
IIlo{fs 600 head: market active and steady Up 20
bnIk of sales So 1885 S21 heavy Sc a3gso 4V
Du 20 s6 irI "a 321a; light. S. S0qS6 II ri noX
ie f71k pigs S5G$5 So Sheep-Receipts. s0@
head market steady to strong native So SoGs5 so
- 90: +es 81 S6Gs5 7O Texas clipped sheep So fog
s5 65. stockers and feeders, So 4UGS4 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-23

@ in s SpS S hage an G
the ffrs hour or so held firm at the previous
nights level May in Chcago was excited early IN Dc
Immediately after which il held steady to firm Tor
Rortant feature about the weather was h ea1her
showed general showers throughout that part OF @
where they have had ali the rain they need but where
nevertheless is in promising condition ana poS
in NewYork Such news arrived from abroad nea
renoT1ed Argentine Wheat frn with good demand for
and arrivals from the interior liberal A phI
compared with 19SS,o00 bushels the previous week IN
eatng is 600 bushels seaboard ceaances the other
hand were small although for the week hey eafa on
winter wheat about sandof None OF the expoTers
sTe5 he hpeness al az optnarfs quotations cash
wheat. afoat basis. follows; NO Noreie
IL v Ma N % Ts N H s24c nominal
CoRN-The market started out with jump Of 1c a
bushel in Nav here to 59c covering OF shore 4
from which there was later &c rally The rest Of the
list while opening shade Lower on esbes developed
which lasted throughout the SESSION
which was kc net lower Receipts large again and
seaboard cearances light ATgenhe @ tb ny eTnort
demand here was couple loads. while the outports re-
g9Tted 00hi aat No No oU white snd No Yellow SOC
@ ~ hi a5s Se dy as rather Strong
other and complaints that consideranIe
Pmontea to f bushels No ssc
5. SIC; No white and standard white &C. No "1e
western 5ss5c o anoat state rye 5eq5sc BAR Ar
1aE1s ar s5s both Buffalo Wheat
-four for the week ending Nay III acc0eg ref
09 5se bushels last week and g. bushels this week
last Wheat sP9ts e nf Snshes last
ports aggregate s14 1se bushels against 14 % eu s
year exports are 6o257,1O2 bushels against 2as29 ls
bushels last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-23

90 10 65; do 65 10 at So 5o 90 Kentucky do' io'
ID at "a So; IS 102 10. at 81 .. IN. loeo
Tobn shannon: Ohio s5 10 at 81 20; go go
do ne NJ at 81 80: do 101 10. at "a 5o 2oo 90 oo
NJ 81 55 do 81 b. at "a IS do SIS 10 at - "a
Virginia do 81 N, SO so; virginia yeariinss' "
10. at So: Ohio bucks $50 10. at So go IN :, -,
Kerns Commission Co.: 266 Kentucky LAMBS 90 ~
81 rs 216 Tennessee "a 10. at 81 I5 Isl ONO
h. 81 co: do SIS 10. at 81 40; Is Tennessee ~
50 n 81 -, - =. ca 40
Mcpherson Coz 2sa Virginia lanbs q TO- "a Ok w.
1877 do ~ So; Virginia sheep. loo ID q 81 .o
Sherman & Culver: "a Indiana lambs, 6Z ID at - w.
142 Indiana sheep. i2s m, at 81 90 - -. ca. Tx 40
s Judd & Co.: 1877 lambs 10 10 at 80 10 w.
sc 10. at So q. - =. &C 20
J. H Williams: Maryland lambs "a ID at 90 ~
HOGS-Receipts IL cars or 800 n hare,v steady
about half market. Prices oareIy seaasod
Good state hogs sold at Sc per 100 ~ Country
in light request at per ID for medium weights anu
ssiesETobin & shannon: State hogs 10 10 average
a Sc 20 100 ~ - -. 60 %
& Gate yesterday: % behtuchy
n at Sc Is: 10 do $50 ~ Sc 90 60 do LAG ID Al 90 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New
REEvES-Receipts were 1873 cars. or 1So head ncud-
ing Il cars for export los for aughterers and 20 Tor
slow but generally steady; medium grades were posi-.
bly, shade lower bulls were Wge eon f ariXai We're
he over Ordinary prime native steers sod az % @
50 . per 1S6 staE Dressed beef slow at 6 9c per
for native cattle 5 esT oaG be soR at 2S2so
dressed weight for state cattle gneep set @6 ner n
Sbipments on the Cedric Liverpool 5000 quarters OF
oe and soc quarters Of beef schwarzschild suiz
berger $40 cattle for J. ShP P q na5 sbInner the
Etrra to Liverpool 500 quarters Of beef for the Cudahy
Pse ead6g sPnTday May 49, ss9
IT, saDf5e Of Of s 5ee Cattle a and P 90 sheep
Co. 9hS 10 s Is do an nSos hflteI at
s. 10 20 n At "a s. s2 g 20 do 1920 H.
a2 J. ng ao 5G4 d. 6? a 81 at dc IS $50 m d at
s. 60: d. 40 NJ o. do 69l n at g 10
20 DO S i99s 10 jlSs n at 50; p do 'lO5
S sadeTs 1883 n at s. 49, Is MIehtgan
o n 50 o. 20 do 1871 iG7 at IT = 30 10 60 @
a DO At di2 $ IA At = 49, co. 795 r. o% s.
do d90l hoo n at 81 co. bulls
'S newton Co IA distiery fed Kentucky stays 1900
H. at 81 90: Kentucky bulls 1917 on n at 81 @?
Sherman Culver Pennsylvania steers. 1875 H. at
o 4 t head 5 al for p as At
Sass 20 PER m choice heavy would probably have
REqSsR 81 few sales Sc s%
at 5n7c in poor condition selling down to Be-
saess Sanders: 100 veais l26 10 average, at IS 30
per 100 NJ; do 100 N. at IS 80
Tobin & Shannon: 10 veals I22 10. IS so: 100
12g N. a So 37h.
n H Hollis: veals 121 m. IS so.
Newton & Coz I56 n a IS 37k.
Mcpherson * veal $50 NJ IS rs: 100
n. a 50; do. so n at 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS--Feceipts 10 cars 272
head consigned direct and counting
stale stock there 1914 on sale Sheep showed
activity. but quotably no higher; the stew
vearlings offered brought good
obtained yesterday: lambs good quality wanted
but not SO about all the stock
IN Will OF a late arrivals. Common
10 prime sheep sold s3Se4 100 yearilngs
s5Hs6 lambs a SO 75dSs so Dressed mutton AZ
n; dressed yearngs at 9q13c dressed lambs
sold a i2m16c.
Saies-New.on & Coz West Virginia lambs N
Al 1919 per 100 N; % Kentucky do "a
Virginia do g. ID. at 81 So 2si Ohio sheep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKET.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Tjvernool Nav 22-CIosng-W heat-Spot-No , red
western winter firm 4lsd: No Northern spring aJiet
6s nd: No steady IS Sad futures STEADY
July is SGD September. Is led. CornSpot-Ame
mixed new steady. As I'D American mixed old quiet
2f futures steady June, As 614d July IS 4isd sep
terber Peas-Canadian quiet 5s 1o1sd Flour
st Louis fancy winter quiet, So 3D. Hops at Loncon
Pacifc steady 50 0saf6 6s Beef easy 7 exf e
India mess Pork firm: prime mess western ois 3d
Hams-Short cut II IS 10. steady 53s Bacon STEADY
Cumberland cut 20 30 ~ ass short ribs 10 to "a 10
clear mddes heavy IS 40 n. 5Is short clear backs
bellies Ii to 10 ID sos shoulders
Square. II 10 10 steady 40s Cd Lard quiet; PRIME
in American refined, in pals Hos
Rtter-Good United states steady, 75s. Cheese-American
finest white colored old. steady SIS; do new dull
Kos eIIow-Prme city steady 26s. Turpentine-Spirlts
steady 43s Rosn-Common firm, 5s Sd. Petroleunl-Re-
fined steady, 612d. Linseed oil dull, AS 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-23
CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-Nork- May - 1915
COFFEE-The coffee today opened Quet az
of points easier after the caI
though demand the near months
steaied the first options on the board While
the others and the market the close
steady unchanged to 10 points lower SAFES were
1900 bags. The declining tendency was Que TO rather
expected and TO
primary local close yesterday
had European markets this
would report advance Hamburg was indeed;
partial L ufg higher but HAVE unchanged uIltlI
near the when there decline Of = franc ne
10 the
missing lne
reason receipts. however. were
the interior santos heavy me cIei
selling IN seemed 10 originate WIN IN
trading generally. has been
the case late. seemed less professional ne
spot quiet with quotations On inc DasIs VI
for Rio No = -,
T1~r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-23

sp0t cotton closed quiet with quotatlons unchanged
on me basis o. u Csc ni6diing upland and 10000 Tor
rniddli7g amounted 1000 bales Southern
spOt markets Telegram he'd follows: New
quiet. unbalanced Al II Sl6c; sales 100 bales; Mobile
lower. Savannah quite and nrTn
T-ncbaneeS al Il1c: sales. bales Charleston firm
changed at lie: Wilmington nominal, unchanged, at
IC1Lc- Norfolk steady. higher. 1l1sc: sales,
bales: Baltimore nominal, unchanged at l11s; augusta
sales 30 bales Louis f1rr
unchanged. IKE Estimated receipts for rnoTrow
Nepg-Orieans ] bales. compared with
s7h bales actual last week and SIS bales year
slyeston expects 500 bales against 59l bales
lsst week and 23i year At Houston from 500
10 700 bales expected compared with 2452 bales
last week and 2so bales vast year
Receipts cotton the ports to-day and for this
week compared with the totals Of week previous
- Il 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-23

as quotations were follows Flour was Gun N
stea1T No . spring wheat. 79960c No 3 aSqs41c; No 2
red 76a7s4c; No 45c No TLnbfte 35& Q3Tc;
oats $50 No white 81 3Sz NO %%sG4Sco fair to
M rye 49ibc; good feeding barley SSg52c', Nnrth
cboice mating 49G54c: No faxseed p ~ yar con
timothy seed, 30 80;
tract grade SI1 5OQ$11 Mess pork. per DBL sides
S7 500 lard per ID. IS e9aS9 20; h%ed, IS e2aG
short clear sides (boxedl 81 o0qs9 Pc rxnhanSs
60 Of high wines 81 80. On the Froduce
80 5av the butter market steady 10 HrI 44Isc:
T5T9ic Frgs easy at mark. cases incudeo' 1914
cheese, new easy, 142ql212c. -,
DuIuth May 22-CIose Wheat to arrive S9 R M
so5c No Northern, 7s@4c No Northern Loztc 1s
10 / Northern 7S24c; July. 7sh-c; SEPTEMBER 'A7Se
Oats-AIay, SIC - COIL
Milwaukee MAY 22-wheat firm: No 1 Northern s $50
sr. No Northern S2qS3c: July 73%sc bid rye n III
No 531Ec Barley No 2 5S75GSoSc' sailpe' 10V
Corn-July. 4i7sc. 49,, -7a.
MINNEAPOLIS May 22-wheat-Cash. 7934c; July o g
777i@r: September 697sQ70c track no naro'
No Northern 79$4c: No Northern 1s7+c; NO No''
ern, 7612q763.c. $1,000.
Pbtladepha May quiet but steady contTact
grade May sO4GS1c. Corn unchanged May Tt9sr
steady; fair demand; Western creamery ~
nearby prints 24c Eggs firm; good demand Iresh
nv 15Ibc loss off: do Western. 16c loss on 10
Western 15kc loss off do Southern nominal Cheese ~
fair demand; full creams choce lai; ItzV
i5c. DO fair to good 14Q14Iac choice. Ere 90
fsir ~ GOOD 114Q121tc ReceipsFlour loo Dds aao
264 coo pounds sacks wheat. 16O0 bush; corn
cats 1000 Shipments-Wheat, $4,000 bushi corn LOW
oats. 10000
St Louis May 22-CIose: Wheat-No 2 red sash,
nominal; May, 7S1ac; july 7O9sc; SEPTEMBER. oTsY
625sc; No hard 72974c CornU 40 Gasn nasb
35c nominal; July. 327sc; September 5Oc nofla' NO
whit 3S12c,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-23

Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
doing sales 10000 bales; speculation
export Loo American. 1900; receipts HOO bales
American, 600: nddng upland e30d. Futures opened
STEADY 57 points decline; closed quiet but steady and
6izTs points higher months and l1zW03s
points higher crop options: May, $685. May
June &C. June-July. 597a5.8sd: July-August. 5.9sd
AUgust-September 57SG5 79d: Sepember-October $3.50
3Td: October-Noremher Sod: Novemb December
go: OVERWHELMINGLY, 493d; JanuaryF February SD
AanchestsT-YarTs demoralzed Cloth buyers hold on
FLOUR AND NEAL-There increase in -four
demand result q the wheat Improvement and the
closed with firm undertone Spring patents
81 50: sraehs 50 J0s3 CO: winter patents
So 70Gss spring clears So 25s3 -: extra I winter
So 3OGs3 10; No . winter 50 sG6S2 So red dog
s21ds22 arrive RYE FLOUR-Steadv: quoted:
good - s0NS3 70 choice TO fancy 81 30ds3 80
COR Quoted: Kiln dried 81 909
10 brand BAG MEAI-Steacy. quoted: Fine
snd yellow, 81 306s1 90 81 04Gs1 o..
FFFD-FirTn: quoted: Spring bran. spot $50:
arrive 200 s19Ts1e 30; spring bran middling sIS1
s2I IN 200 sacks; city feed s20ds20 50 nominal
SEED OF cake s2T chop, Sl7 bulk
20 arrive: me S25 80
GREIN-WHEsT-Sp =cJlative support Of rather fnfu-
entail much steadier tone IN wheat today.
az he Gloss prices in NeW-York stood 1sn%c
higher This demand notable in Chicago
Louis where prominent bun operators picked good
deal OF JUay the bearshness Of weather
news depression abroad Only the did the