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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-06
THE CASH TRADE
TRADE QUIET WITH PRICES HoL
. FAIRLY STEADY.

TRADE QUIET WITH PRICES HOLDING
-. FAIRLY STEADY.
9 FLAx-Trade was not active at first but
fair sales reported after time. No.
seed brought 81. III @1.11A. and rejected sold at
and eleva tors took good part.
Minneapolis received 80 cars and shipped il.
Closing prices: Minneapois-Ca Sill: to
arrive. Sill; April, $1.10h; May, Sill; July,
,CORNANot much business was reported in
corn. The market was quiet, with little doing.
No. yellow closed at 4215c. Receipts. cars:
shipments, =;
OATS--An active trade was on in oats. Fair
demand ruled for all grades and at firm prices
for the choice lots. Low grades were trihe cas-
white closed at 3:1ac Receipts, 90 cars; ship
i 1nents. 10
IN FEED AND MEAL-Dcmand is reported good.
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn $15: No. /
ground feed. % corn and 1-3 OATS $3.50; No. 2
ground feed, u corn and u oats. $16:,, No. 3
ground feed ] 5 corn and % oats, $3.50
EMlLLSTUFFS--Bran in bulk. S1O:, shorts, S11:
per ton additional; IL 2oO-lb sacks, 81 per ton ad
ditional. Shipments. 1. 60 tons.
s RYE-The market was weaker. No. 2 closed at
A.. Receipts, z cars: Shipments none - .~~~-
d BARLTy--The market was quiet. receipts be-
Ang light. Feed grades are quoted 4OM42c: malt
ing grades, 46Gj2c. Receipts, cars; shipments.
IL cars '--. -r - 3.
HAY-The market is quiet. Upland choice.
sfe.5o@1f 80: upland. No. /. s1o@1o5o: upland
No. 2. sa5o@16: midland. S7.75@s $50: medium
$I.25@I.I5: off color. SCOT; timothy. choice.
S1175@12:25: timothy, No. l. $11611.5 so: timo.
thy. No. 2. s1oM10.25; rye straw, choice $50
$50. Receipts, 157 tons. s... : -. f..
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CHICAGO GRAIN
HEAVY LIQUIDATION IN THE WHEAT PIT
,:s% i, WHEAT THEN BECOMES STEADY.

creass IN the ef amount u ON passage and Worlds
shipments in excess of the highest estimate
caused heavy liquidation in the wheat nit at the
being Oft A@asc to y 1adlssc. at 7sc to s7a14c
The weather was also favorable and added te
the general weakness. .kfter selling down tc
72Ac a better demand for May developed from
local traders and the market became quite steady
Minneapolis and Duluth reported receipts Of 391
cars which with local receipts Of IS cars. none
Of contract grade made total receipts for the
three points of 439 cars. against 49S cars, las
week and 2S1 cars a year ago. $500
liberal decrease in the visible supply caused
better feeling during the latter part of the
prominent bull operator, resulting in strong
tone in the market The close was at the top
with May Ac higher, at 1871 @731sc.s 81
Close: Wheat-hfay. 573A @73Ac; July, 7OH
@IoA September 6sas @6shc.
Cash Wheat-No. 2 red. 73c; No. red. s. q
72& No. 2 hard winter. 70@T1c; No. 8 hard win
ter, 67@7o; No. northern spring. 76@77c; No
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taken into the Bank of England on balance to.
day was G 153, 600.

NEW YORK BONDS, April 6.--United States
mrefunding e 2s. registered and coupon, 1O6; United
ssates 81 esssesa se1 United States se
States old g, registered and COUPON iii; United
son general 4s, 100; Atchison adjustment As, 50;
haltpsre Ohio 4s 199 Baltimo5e @ Ohio
bid; Canada Southern seconds, .105a bid;
Gen! Central Of Georgia 5s 1o7; Central Of Georgia
{sa, Saney y, new "a a2$ chicago: N!wsaKss St:
JOS Sa; cess M S. Louis sne General n siease Is
sesbs,e e so Sassr s l,sSs q
SIX Fest With s Denver city frss, 1as'ii la ioek Z
Central q, 20 bid Mexican Central fat frst in
bid; Missouri Kansas s Texas 81 u.s. s ssN Missou SOU
RI: kalisa s: Texas seconds, 80; New York Cen
ssr tsa general Ba Sgsrs Fss
lO2 bid; Northern Pacific 3s; .721s; Norfolk &
osg Mestern teri, Gonsol 4s, 9s; Reading general 4s
bid; St.. Louis & San Francisco 4s, 96h;
st; Louis southwestern frsts, 94h; ST. Louis
Psss So e seahssn san aea
s h1EeF ss Tosdo 81 LOUIS
11s R1 y MaeasR %.1 seconds s Mfpass aessnturs
Lake Erie As 81 offered; Wisconsin Central As.
81; Consolidated Tobacco As 62 Colorado Fuel
5s SLY: Manhattan con. mortgage gold 4s.
lOl bid; Rock Island 4s, 85 ". "a,
LONDON CLOSING STOCKS, April Con
soils SO for money. 81 .16; consols for account.
81 5-16 anaconda, 5a4 Atchison, s3ss; Atchi-
son preferred, 99M Baltimore s. Ohio, 93N
Canadian Pacific, 1925 Chesapeake s Ohio,
4G11a Chicago, Great Western, 24A; Chicago,
Alilwaukee a st. Paul, 1661a; DeBeers, 3 q 8
Denver & Rio fGrande, 81 u :; Denver & Rio
Grande preferred, Ss1a; Erie 35K: Erie first
preferred. ~; Erie second preferred, 9 "a u
!lilnois Central. 14O; Louisville s. Nashville,
12O ~; Missouri, Kansas +& Texas, I261h: New
York Central. "; Norfolk & Western, II u
Norfolk fSssWestern preferred, 9OE;, Ontario &
Western 3Qts; Pennsylvania. 7OA: Rand Mines,
a. $ Reading 30A Reading first preferred,
~ Reading second preferred, So; Southern
hallway, 32A; /; Southern Railway preferred
~ y; Southern Pacific, 50; UIion Pacific 93Js
Union Pacific preferred, 021A ~ United States
Steel 37; United States Steel preferred, SSI.
Wabash, p !: Wabash preferred, * "a; bar sil.
yer, steady 1-16d per ounce; money, 3@3la
per cent; rate of discount in open; market FOR
snort bills, per cent; rate of discount in opep
| market for three months bills, 3% per cent
LIVERPOOL STOCKS r.
Wheat--This week, 2,1s4 900 bu; decrease. S..
600 bu Last week, 2.272,OOo bu: increase a.
IVY wy bu. Last year, 1,944, 200 bu; increase 144 :.
Corn-This week, 42s, 900 bu; increase. o75 oot
pu. Last week. 1853. 900 bu; increase 49 900 bu
Last year, ,O56, 600: decrease "a OOO h,
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KEENE IS THROWN DOWN
The Injunction Asked for in the
Southern Pacific Case Is
Refused.

~ ~ +. + ( + a.. u
Cincinnati, April 6.-The United States
circuit court of appeals convened here to-
day, with Henry F. Governs OF Kalama-
zoo. Horace Il. Lurton Of Nashville and
John K. Rihcards Of Cincinnati on the
bench. ,z35
Judge Lurton this afternoon refused the
Injunction asked for by the Keene in
terests to restrain the Hartman interests
from voting the Uniain. Pacific holdings
at the Southern Pacifics election atBeech-
mont, KY, next Wednesday.
Cincinnati, April 6.-The election of the
Southern Pacific company has been post
poned indefinitely pending the appeal that
was granted.
New York, April Representatives OF
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. were pleased by the
news but had no comments to make. The
stock market was not greatly affected by
| the decision. Southern Pacific rose to
| l5SA and then reacted to 5711a. It had sold
during the morning at 81.
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Range of May Wheat.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION, APRIL

Inspections wheat-Great Northern-77No
bard hs cars; No ! ao5thern' So; No. northern
Milwaukee-No: l. northern. 3 cars; No. ?
northern, IS: No. g. 81; rejected, &: no grade, 2
MINNEAPOLIS & st. Louis-No. 8, cars; re-
soo-No. / Northern, cars; No. northern,
s; No. 8, l.; rejected 2.
northern, 2; No. 3. /; rejected, 2.
Omaha-No. northern. cars; No. northern
8; No. 3. 6; rejected 4; no grade, ~.
Minnesota Transfer-No. I northern, 1 car; no
Total-No. 1 hard, cars; No. 1 northern, 72
No. northern, IS; No. 3, AZ; rejected, %; no
grade, 16.
other Grains--No. winter wheat. 13 cars; re-
jected winter wheat. z; No. 8 yellow corn, A.
No. corn, 8: no grade corn, 5; No. white oats
6: No. white oats, 9; No oats, s; no 81 grade 1ea
l. No. barley Nc bsssy s. 70 grade
Inspections Out-No. hard wheat. "a cars;
No. northern wheat, SO; No. 2 northern wheat,
26; No. 3 wheat, 81: rejected wheat, 0; no grade
wheat 8; No: winter wheat; 6; No . corn, r.. 4 ; !;
white oats; 3; No. white oats, 2; No: oats.
10; No. 3 barley. 4: No. 4barley, 5; No. bar
lev I. No fax II: rejected fax, 2.
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RECEIPTS AND sH1PMENTs. APRIL 4.

6, $50 bu; oats, IS, 500 bu barley. e,e4o bu:
rye; $3.50 bu; fax, $3.50 hu; -four, l.o54 brls;
cars fruit 73, 900 lbs; merchandise 1881, ,s77 lbs;
lumber. a cars; barrel stock. cars; machinery,
734, 100 lbs: coal, 1,515 tons; wood. 1T cords;
brick. 232, 900: lime, 6 cars; cement, 45o brls;
household goods. 10000 lbs; pig iron. So cars; r
seed oil, 100 brls; salt. cars; dressed meats.
3o5 100 lbs: hides. pelts ETC., 10,4oo lbs; rail-
road materials. 16 cars; sundries 16 cars; car
lots. 1100.
shipped--wheat Al cars. 46.o6o bu; corn. $3.50
bu; oats. 15,10O bu; barley. 14.300 bu: fax, Is.
fruit, 1o1. 400 lbs; merchandise. 26o7 500 lbs;
lumber. 11S cars: machinery, 714.25o lbs; wood,
~ cords; cement, 100 hrls: household goods.
o,OOO lbs; ties, 26 cars: stone and marble.
cars: linseed oil. 800 trls: oil cake 6004S0 lbs;
| railroad materials, Sc cars; sundries, 30 cars;
lots, 994
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CLOSING CASH PRICES
northern spring, 7e@77c; No. spring, 81

@76c. - S - - :. -, 80 =.
The weakness in wheat had depressing infu-
enee % on corn and opening prices We're easier. May
declining to 43ssc. the market became a little
arner. due. to the. small offerings, Favorable
weather was q bear factor was the stagna-
tion in the cash situation. Local receipts We're
IL ears none Of which We're of contract grade.
The strength In wheat helped corn and closing
42%c.
Close: Corn-ApIil &c; May, 42Ae; July,
43la G4S5sc; September, 43l4 @43asc.
Cash corn, No. 2, 42@ 42hc; No. 5, Sshc.
Oats opened easier in sympathy with wheat and
corn. with May B@Ac lower at 3S1s G132 Il G.
There was only a small amount Of trade and
the market was featureless. with very little
changes In price during the first hour. Local re-
ceipts were 1872 cars. ~
Close: oats-April, $3.50; May. $3.50; July
SO4sc; September. 27M @27Ac. Cash Oats-No.
The following was the range Of prices:
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a BEGINNING IN FREE1oRN country.

Albert Lea. Mimi, April 6-Seeding in Free
born county has been commenced and the work
Will be pushed as rapidly as theswet condition
Of the ground wilr permit. Some low fields will
weather prevails continually, which is hardly
to be expected at this season. The wheat acre
age will be less than ever and coarse grains iii
be given precedence. sssssE 5.ssss94 4cSsa
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK, April 6.-Cattle-Re- g.
ceipts. 4.200; market 1Oc lower; cows steady:
beef steers. $4@525: cows and heifers. $3.250y
Hogs-R Receipts 5000: market shade lower;
heavy. $7.25@7. .321a; pigs $6@7.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; market steady to low
er; sheep. $6@6 65; lambs, $6@I 80.
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HIDES, FURs, ETC.

No. 1. No. 2.
Green salted heavy steer hides ...... 81 III
Green salted heavy cowhides ...... 7A 81.
j Green frozen. 1c per pound less.
Green salted calf, 9 to Is lbs e....11 eh
kip ..:........... 81
Green salted deacons each .........5O 40
Green sa1ted horse or mule hides,
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WHEAT MOVEMENT BY ROADS.

St Louis 1s; Great Northern. as; ah Bnrlinston
1oS 500, IS: Northern Pacific, IS; Rock Island, 3.
wiscapnpsin " st. Louis 16:
Pacific. p Chicago Great Western, Is; Rock
Island, s. =. II 49, s''90
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK, April e-Cattle-
Receipts, 2,5Oo; market steady; beef steers S3 so
$3.50; stockers and feeders. $2.4O@4.7O; cows
and heffers. $2.25M5.25: Texans, $2.4064.2O.
s5@1.2Q; packers, s1.0oM7.30; butchers, $I.2o
7.4O.
sheep-Recepts. 800: market strong; sheep.
$5@6.25; lambs, $570GI. go.
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Railroads entering the yards reported receipts
for the day by loads as follows: Chicago Great eat
Western, 3; Chicago milwaukee & st. Paui; 10 ~
Minneapolis g. St Louis. g.: Chicago, ST. PAU.
Minneapolis g. Omaha, o.; Great Northern. TO-
Northern Pacific, 16: 500 Line, !; total, 81.
Disposition of stock Saturday. April .: s,.on
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THE COMPARATIVE VISIBLE.

Mneat @ on Tdassase- -
Last week. 29.s4s, o0o bu. decrease Lire 900.
Last year: 4S 5e2. 600 bu, increase $4,000.
Corn on Passage
Total. II .SO7 10000 hu decrease /, $50, 600
Last week, IL. 1877 O6O bu. increase 567. 900.
Last year, S.OSO 600 bu, increase 12S. 600. ,.-f.
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I CHICAGO SEED AND COARSE GRAIN,
april 6;-Kye, May, SOC; July, soc. Barley,
cash 4SSSc; n na5 10 cash northwestern $1115a;
April, $3. so. Glover, April, $11. IS. =,
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THE FLOUR MARKET
PRICES MODERATELY LOWER LAH
90. srR1KE RAn EEAT1IRE.

% STRIKE BAD FEATURE.
There were rumors around this morning OF
lower prices for four. but the local millers ha6
not reduced prices very much and were inclined
to try for firm figures Demand is still good or
the whole. and the only handicap now upon the
trade is the strike at lake ports which is tying
up shipments.
Shipments r74.2 .2O6 brls.
First pa atents are quoted S.. 3.65@375: SECOND
patents, S3.55@3.65; first clears, $2.7O; secone
clears, $2@2.05.
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LIVERPOOL GRAIN, April e.-wheat-spot,
ern spring. 6s Cd; No. California. IS I'D; fu-
turss Tas quiet; May, IS lasd; July, IS; a. Corn
can mixed old, quiet. 5s 31ad; futures quiet;
mHor4s MAY, IS = "a; June rs. 4s 2sd; July Is 1d The
40 400 qrs from Atlantic ports. none from Pa.
cihc, and $4,000 qrs from other ports. The
imports Of corn from. Atlantic ports last week
were 800 qrs. -~ -,
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN, April 6-Close:
ss@s @ 'Sy cefn fas Hpa Ns Sc:
May, 351ack July, s51s @35%c; cash No =
mixed. 36@36hc; No. white, SIC. Oats. white,
No. ., 34M35c. - .{-- >
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|, ST. LOUIS GRAIN, April .6.-Close: Wheat
Higher; No. 2 red. cash, elevator, 6S1ac; May
6S1ac: July. 66A @66ssc; No. 2 hard, 7O@73c
Corn-H1gher; No. 2, cash, SIC nominal May
s3Ac; July, 29hc nominal; No. 2 white, Al Il
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| TOLEDO GRAIN AND SEED, April e.-wheat
Dull steady; cash, 73Nch May. 74!tsc; July,
l1dHc. ,Corn-Dnll. steady; April Z Acc; May,
April: s4c: May, 3sac: July. sossc RyeRNo.
2 o21sc Cloverseed-Dull. steady; cash, 1886
April, $3.50: October $532. Timothy-Prime
81. 60 Alsike-Prime 81 so. 'Fl7-1I-'
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LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS, April e.-Beef-
Extra India mess, easy, s2s Sd. Bacon-Short.
quiet, 54s; clear bellies. quiet, 52s Lard
refined in pals, dull sos - ''''5'i'-f - a. =
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Flour, sales $500 pkgs; quiet and shade easier.
Wheat-Sales, 100000 bu; turned very weak
this morning under bearish foreign statistics;
favorable crop news easy cables and liquida-
tion; May, 4 I-16@77 15-16c: July: 75@75kc:
ssR5s%ber smsn 7SN@1s%e Rye dull steadS s9
fob. aoat. Corn. sales 10000 bu options
opened steady but at once sold off with wheat;
ceipts, 103, 800. .bu; dull and weaker; track
white. 39M 46c. -. '.."s : =
Wheat-May, 777sc; July, 751ac. Coru--May,
50hc; July, 49asc. = =. ''.- -
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MILWAUKEE, GRAIN, April 6.-Flour;
steady. Wheat. steady; No. northern, 77@
lid. Puts, 1890: calls, 1873 @74c. Rye Arm;
No. SIC; Barley steady; No. 2, Coo; sample,
42@55c: Oats. steady; standard, 341A @35c.
Corn. May, 42Ac bid; puts, 42%c asked; calls,
42hc asked. -. 7It = ~ ." - ~,
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NEW YORK PROVISIONS, April e. Beef,
easy. family. $14 .O0M14. 80. Pork. easy Lard
quiet: prime western steam. $40 30.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-06

i r.. Bushels.
Total this week ................... 8. $50. 600
Total last week y 4. POI, 900
Total year ago ................ 8, ,459, 900
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PROVISIONS

CHICAGO PROVISIONS, April 6.-Heavy 8. sell
Ing of May pork at the start caused All easier
tone in al! the products with pork especially
w Weak H. opening from SC to l2c lower $17
ribs were of 21ac. at $9.55.
. Close: R PRogrk-May, y = s17.6o; July, s17.12.A;
close: Lard-May ss. .s21a July, SO 700
9. .721s: September. Sc. .IO69 .72h 80 =,
Close: - Ribss-May, Ribs 500; July, 50. go; Sep
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-04-06
DAILY WHEAT MOVEMENT,

The following are the receipts and shipments
at the principal primary wheat markets: Pr
Receipts. Shinments
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SIOUX CITY LIVE STOCK, April 6-Receipts
Cattle, 4,500: hogs 1000. :
Hogs-5c lower. Sales: g. 1913 lbs 81: 49,
25s lbs. $40: IS, 264 lbs. s7.e5 =
Cattle-Stockers lower: quality poor, killers
steady. Sales:' II beeves 1,04O lbs. 81 Is
beeyes, 1,24o lbs; o $4.55; q beeves. ,s$s lbs,
$40: cows $50 o lbs. $500: Il cows $50 lbs.
IS; Il stockers. $50 lbs. $500: stockers. 80
lbs. $425; II yearlngs. $40 lbs, $40; S year
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GENERAL PRODUCE i
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS OF THE M1NNEApo.
LIS PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Monday, Al e.---E1tra creamery but.
fes:,h Ter: hrm; pad Ag stock, steady. Strictly
veal, steady. Poultry, steady. Green fruits !
steady Apples, steady. Potatoes, weak
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS

DULUTH GRAIN, April e.-The market was
very dull for both wheat and fax. Wheat sold
up from 741sc to 74hc and closed at top, which
was the same as Saturday. h., g.. =. -.., =
Flax sold from $111% to $112A, where it
closed -.
=; Changes in stocks: Wheat In store. 6.441, ,533.
increase 26, 200i dax 4,56S 69S. increase 372519;
oats 537 6o4 increase p, SO; rye. "a. .41S in in
To-day's receipts-Wheat. is cars; nax, 10; bar
ley. 4; oats, 8. Shipments-Oats, 2,250 bu; bar
ley. 1875. .. 49,. A. . ..-.
Close: No. 1 hard. to arrive, 7eAc: No. 1
northern 74a4c; No. 2 northern, 73Ac; May No.
/ northern St,na ~ d4He: Juy 74S; @ FAX a@ cash. Sill;
ber. $1.14; October, S1.18; November. $1.1O;
oats, cash, 32hc; rye, cash, 49c; May, SOC.
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large 90 III <.iU
Green salted horse or mule hides,
Heululu A.oo LII
Green salted horse mule hides
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LIVERPOOL STOCKS.

Wheat-This week, 2,184, 900 bu decrease. as
coo bu. Last week, 2.272, 900 bu; Increase S3
wy wy bu. Last year. 1,944, 900 bu increase, 144-
W. ou'
Corn-This week, 42sooo bu; increase. o75. oOo
6u. Last week. $4,000 bu increase. 49. 900 b,.
Last year.. l ,O56, 600; decrease 81 600 hi
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CHICAGO PRODUCE, April 6-Butter-Firm
Firm; at mark, cases included, 1870. Cheese
Steady; twins, 13al1sAc; daisies, 1914 @13hc;
Young Americas, 1910. Live Poultry-Easy
turkeys, 12M13c; chickens, 13c. -
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WHEAT SHIPMENTS
THE VISIBLE SUPPLY,

WORLDS CORN SHIPMENTS.
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Necessary imports Feb. 2S to Aug

Deficit ........................ 1900 900
Import wheat and -four, Aug. 1, 1902
to Feb. %, 1903 ............... 1900 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

We Use Doubts Chscs system on All
Prescriptions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25

turn to work until different spirit
was shown and that he would i'm
medlateiy advise that they start out
ana seek SOME other employment a.
means 81 remaining ant indetn-
itciy
The attitude 81 the railways has
also underwent a chsnHe from hat
~ Cancellation 10 one Of defiance Tor
the striking freight handlers
The granting OF the dsma nds 81
the stoekNards men, walters and
harteaders. eInhracing 81, ooe work
ers. witch yesterday seemed lmmi-
nent, today seems farther away
than ever The unions regard the
sudden and Unexpected change IN the
attitude OF the employers a. evil
denes that it was agreed at last
nights secret injecting af the Elm
ployefs' Association 60 make the
fEht against local union labor a
death struggle They predict that
unless concessions are made before
June l. Chicago win be naraiysed
With strikes affecting mare than
81. 90 men The Employers Assos
citation now threatens to iask eat
Aooe BARRIERS. $500 freight handlers
"a 90 restaurant employees and
"a 600 -toekNard men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
GREAT STRIKE NOW
THREATENS CHICAGO
Is bellevsd That Employers Have Combined For q
Lie or Death Struggle with unlonlsm

CHICAGO. May sa-rhs prospect.
fef psaee which yesterday looked ~
erssht IN Nhicagc'a great labor
erisis vanished this narnink al con.
tefeneea that ended la the anploNufs
ava labor leaders hurting defiance
at each ether
president SchfAat 81 the Fadsra.
ton u Labor and the Employers
Association committee met q com
mutss Of laundry workers - settle
Vie strike az t.ooo laundry employees
TIE unions waived everything but
the Fisht 70 strike and the demand
Tor Increased wages. which the iaun.
gff eNners we're willing To accept.
The employers Assacia ton. 20
which the laundry employers hnlonK.
taslf refused 20 permit settlement
on this basis, The association then
offered 10 substitute an agreement.
which the unions declare g. be an
undtsgatssd plot 90 gradually weed
cet The eaieatsss.
The EmpioVors Assassination
threatened g keep the strikers cut
OF employment forever. sehardt 70.
taliatsd BY declaring that not an en-
Eiuesr fireman or any ether en-
plpNe would ever be permitted To 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-25
DRAGGED FROM COURT
FIGHTING FOR Freedom
George Roberts. Alleged B0nko Man. kidnapped By
San Francisco Officers Under Judge's Very Nose

the officers he svertAken before they
get out u the state. Ryan viii be
compvitsd 90 produce Roberts in
court merit Monday mafnins when
the rrisoh~rs attorney viii contest
the nfiteleney % the extradlticn
papesa
Ryan and bark veiniy tried "a
use strategy TO prevent MFs Rob-
efts from following them. and Ety-
ins Information % the eerests az 10
she train % beat Ryan and his rfis.
onsr would board when iass seen
She was following them down
seventh avenue toward rasisr way.
II 10 thought that the oricers viii
keep Roberts in hiding until thsr
ear manage 70 smussss him aboard
haat or train,
Roberts looksd over Ms shoulder
and called 10 Ais Wifs ss re went
down the street. "pon'f ct them
civ. You the shp. foliow me
Tns pFoes~dlus 10 pysvent Hessefts
from being taken eses &c san
Franeisro 10 stand trial have been
most complicated. Three wFtts -
sabean sarrus have been ISSUED by
judge a.lt on the arst the prisoner
was released from custody yesssfdsy
morning
He attorney a. THAT tire claimed
that h~ was IN the custody 81 The
d~tsctivs uha rad I've sxtfAdItteH
warrant and demanded another witt
directed against Ryan. lie also Pc
tltt0nea ths Judge 20 remand the
prisoner 10 the custody ~ the shertT
- that he could NOT Be spirited
..- = = 80 -, .
This unarulns Deputy PTosse utinx
Attorney T'edt moved fof tie dis
fnissal Of The writ q hsee1ss corpus
ana the release ~ the Friss asf from
the custody ~ the sheriff. claiming
that the sxtradtftnn warrant hzd not
beer served and that tnsfufofs Rob
ertm has never been IN Hyanss Gus
fody.
Tho fudge decided thai Roberts
VAS not legally IN custody % RYAN
until the warrant bad h~es ssssed,
fss refused to grant Mt eF9ff1 :
pei Hion % isssfs another writ 81
hab~As corpus before the warrant
was served
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