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The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
COLORED PEOPLE ESTABLISH
A DESERVING ORPHANAGE
Several Unfortunate Children Are
Comfortably Established i'm Booker
7. Washington Home.

a mum mber of prominent colored men
and women have recently established
a deserving orphanage for children of
their race at 1875 Clay street. The
institution is known as the Booker T..
Washington Orphanage, and was
founded solely through the generosity
of several prominent colored people
who have long been doing their best
TO aid unfortunate children whose par
ents are dead or refuse TO care for
them.
There are twelve little ones in the
home and the directors are working
hard to enlarge their quarters and
make room for more. Mrs. S. A. Mar
tin is the president of the board of
directors. and il is mainly through her
efforts and those of 7. B. Morton and
Mrs. Morton that the home has pros
pered. Among the other lady direct
ors who have been working in the in
terests of the home are Mrs. Lundy
the secretary; Mrs. J. V. Campbell
Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. Bertha Der
rick Mrs. Leo Johnson, Mrs. Sarah
Johnson. Mrs. J. S. Francis and Mrs
Clark.
The directors of the home desire
to express their thanks to Mrs. S. A.
Kelley. director of the Needlework
Guild of California. for the able as
sistance which has been rendered. The
directors of the orphanage are pre-
pairing 10 give the children a Christ
mas party and would be glad to re-
ceive donations from all persons in
terested in charitable work.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
WILL CARRY FREIGHT FOR JAPAN
BRITISH STEAMSHIP ELLERIC is HERE FROM PORTLAND

The British tramp steamship Eneric
which arrived here yesterday from
Portland, is at the Pacific Mail wharf
loading freight for Japan. Offers Of
largo for the Far East are Just now in
excess CT the means available for trans
porting Il and II was TO relieve the
congestion that the Pacific Mail Com
pany chartered the Eueric.
.Ihe Elleric has a carrying capacity OF
ABOUT 600 tons. She loaded part Of her
cargo IN Portland and from here will
take 500 tons
The Eueric viii carry only overland
.treight which is being transported from
The cars direct TO the steamer. The
Nerk OF. loading the chartered tramp
VIII be carried on day and night
The Mongolia viii sail a week from
to-day loaded 70 her full capacity with
cargo, mostly for Japan. and she viii
leave behind enough freight TO fill her
Dig sister, the Manchuria.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
TROUBLE BREWING OUT
OF RAID ON CHINESE
Police Arrest Yee Gong on Bench
Warrant and Action Is Threatened
for False imprisonment.

There is trouble brewing for the
Police Department in the arrest of
Yee Gong yesterday by Sergeant Ell
lis and Policeman Minehan. An ap-
plication will be made for a writ of
habeas corpus for his release by At
torney George D. Collins, who threat
ems to sue the department for false
arrest and imprisonment
When Police Judge Fritz forfeited
the bail of eighty-three Chinese ar
rested at $40 Washington street at the
time of the raid made by Commission
er Hutton he issued bench warrants
for their arrest. Meantime a writ of
certiorari had been obtained from
Judge Sloss prohibiting Judge Fritz
from taking any further steps against
these Chinese.
The bench warrants were placed in
the hands of Ellis and Minehan and
yesterday two members of the Chinese
Educational Society pointed out Yee
Gong as one of the men. Yee Gong
protested and declared that he was
rot among the eighty-three, but he
was locked up in the tanks" pending
developments. His name is not
among the eighty-three and Attorney
Collins says he can produce over
whelming testimony to bear out Yee
Gong's statement. Chief Whitman
says he is carrying out the orders of
the court and Judge Fritz, it is said,
oisclaims responsibility.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
CHARGES MADE OF
THREATS TO KILL
JONES de la Montanya Has James
Gore and Irving Kreis Placed
Under Arrest

James de la Montanya. 2605 Point
Lobos avenue, swore to complaints be-
fore Police Judge Cabaniss yesterday
charging James Gore with threats to
kill, and John Doe" with battery.
Gore was subsequently arrested and
taken to the Harbor police station,
along with Irving Kreis. who was the
John Doe" They were promptly re-
leased on cash bail provided by At
torney Dorm.
There is a dispute as to the man
agement of the business of the ]. de
la Montanya Company, PA Jackson
street. Yesterday James de la Mon
tanya went to the store. accompanied
by Miles J. Bolger of Curtin's detec-
tive agency. Bolger served a notice
upon Gore, the acting manager, signed
by the president and secretary OF the
company, that De la Montanya had
been appointed manager. AS soon as
the notice was served De la Montan-
va was showed out of the store by
Kreis, and it Is alleged Gore threat
ened at the same time to kill him IL
he did not keep away from the store.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
CONTRACTOR MOSHER is
EXONERATED BY COURT
Judge de Haven Hclds That He Did
Not Import Laborers Under an
Unlawful Agreement.

George II. Mosher, a. contractor re-
siding at Palo Alto. who had been
charged with importing contract la
bor, was discharged yesterday by
United States District Judge de Ha-
ven. The accusation was that Mosher
had by means of letters induced Ed
gar c. Burgess. Everett Burgess and
Warren Harvey to go from Nova SEQ
tia to Palo Alto under contract to
work for him. The complaint was
filed by the Carpenters Union of Palo
Alto.
The evidence taken yesterday
showed that the Burgess brothers are
brothers-in-law of Mosher and the
letters produced in court were of a
'amily nature. In them Mosher quot
ed the rate of wages paid to carpen-
ters in California and suggested that
they should come TO California and he
would assist them in obtaining work
The court held that the persons
named came hither seeking employ
ment and were not under contract.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Iicense oncer.s Crusade.

The License Collector has started a
crusade against persons who carry on
a business requiring a license and who
have failed to obtain the same. Yes
terday John A. Linehan, q deputy in
the License Office. obtained warrants
for the arrest of eight owners of car
pet-cleaning establishments and a
clairvoyant from Police Judge Fritz
and many more will follow. The eight
oarpet-cleaners are NJ. Conklin, c. H.
Ccggin, j. T. Quigley, Benjamin B.
Grant, Samuel D. Johnson, A. Jones
]. E. Mitchell and Joe Scheidler. The
clairvoyant is Madame Waltman.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Pronose Sfreef Work.

Supervisor Braunhart stated yester-
day that he proposes to submit plan
to the Street Committee whereby with
the cooperation of the Board Of
Works some of the street improve
ments provided for under the recent
bond issue may be carried out. Braun
hart's scheme is 10 have the Board Of
Works recommend that Mission street
from East TO Ninth be widened and
repaved; that Fourth street from
Howard to the bay be severed, and
that other improvements be recon-
mended. 1t is thought that when the
preliminary proceedings are inaugu-
rated no difficulty in dispOsing of
some of the bonds for street improve
ments will be experienced.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Wafer Frnnt Notes

TIE American Hawaiian steamship Com
Us1y-s Arizersn. bound for this pert from
= NeV york. PASSED F'unta Arenas December i.
The Oceanic Steamship Companys liner
Sierra Left Auckland December Is for this
{'-r-- The Msriposa is due Friday from
Tahiti
l'he French bark Guethary cleared yester-
.daE far Queenstown.
% ne liner Gaelic outward bound. arrived
Ees-er1s- an Honolulu
The Larson Navigation Conpsny's oil burn
inE- ni--car-ylrg steamship Rcsecrans arrived
yesterday Astoria from Monterey.
The Ventura originally scheduled 10 sail at
. . q tomorrow. VIII not get away until
s 81 b. on Friday. this owing 70 a delay in
mails
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Claims He was Robhed.

George Brown, an ex-soldier, living
at COZ California street, told Police
man ]. b. O'Connor early yesterday
morning that an unknown man had
struck him on the head wath a blunt
instrument. knocking him down. and
robbed him of S4S. He said the rob-
berry occurred in the neighborhood of
Adler alley and Montgomery avenue.
He could give no description of the
robber. O'Connor sent him to the Gen.
trail Emergency Hospital, where a
lacerated wound on his scalp was
treated. AT the hospital Brown said
that his father was George Brown.
division superintendent of the North
ern Pacific Railroad at Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Tuesday. December %.
r strnr Elleric. Findley. 3 days from Port
land. bound for japan, put in 70 finish load
o stnr x. x Kruger. NOrberg, p hours from
SIM Porno. Ahlin. "A hours from Point
Arena. via Albion 10 hours.
stmr ArgTll. Gtboy- - days from Kihei.
VIA Aiosr-az Landing 2s hours. up river direct
Strnr Columbia. Doran. s. hours from Port
land va Astoria - hours.
stnr Maggie. Whitney. hours from Half
stmr Montsrs- Reilly. IS hours from Ia
= T1g Dsuntless. Shea. hours from Monte
CLEARED.
Tuesday. December 20
p bark Guethsry. Thoumire, Queenstown;
s,nr Coos Bay. Nicoisou. san Pedro and
schr Glea. Mcleod. La Psz; Hickman &
SAILED.
Tuesday. December 20
stnr Pasadena Eenrickson Eureka
stnr Del Norte. Payne. Crescent City.
stnr GiDsy, Leland, Monterey
s-ur Brooklyn. Clsrkson. Afendocino.
Etmr Arctic. Nelson Eureka
etnr Arcats, Lacsenn. COOS Bay.
Er ship Grenada, Eistrcr, Newcastle. Aus.
Schr Jennie Griffin Gibson. Bolinss.
TELFEGRAPHIC.
POINT LoBOs. Dec 20 10 ?. m.-westher
hazy; wind Ne: velocity y miles per hour
SPOKEN
- Oct 2s-In lat 50 s. long 81 " Fr chip
La Perouse. from London. FOR San Diego
DOMESTIC PORTS
MCNTEREY-Arrfved Dec 20-Ship Marion
Chioott hence Dec le. IN tow Of tug Daunt-
sess.
PORT ADLOcK-samed Dec le-schr
saned Dec ie-Bktn Retriever. for san
sEATTLE-ssiled Dec 10, s:I5 n-stmr
-Ii5y 2. F1shla- tor san Francisco.
arrived Dec ze-Srmr George Loorntss hence
6 m "a r. rfrr Tter
Sailed Dec 19-stmr jefferson, for SkagEay.
Arrived Dec 2o-stmr George LOOMS. hence
TkCoMA-Arrived Dec ls-stmr Nebraskan.
hence Dec 1e-
PORT TOwNsEND-saned Dec 2o-ItsI
AsTORIA-Arrived Dec 2O-stmr G. w
E.lder. hence Dec IS; strnr ROsecrans. from
o. coos BAF--safled Dec ao-stnr F. A. XIII
REDONDO-Arrived Dec 2o-stmr westport,
UKILTEo-ssHed Dec 17-schr John F.
Hlier for San Francisco.
EUREKA-Arrived Dec 2O-stmr Eureka.
GRAYs HARBoR-krrived Dec 2o-stnr
AeWburg. hence Dec &c: stmr Aberdeen. hence
san PEDRo-Arrired Dec 2o-stmr Al
eazsr. from Greenwood; schr Mshukons. from
SAILED Dec 2o-schr Robert R. Hind. for
Portland. bktn George c. Perkins. FOR -
FORT BRAGG-ssiied Dec 20-stmr Samoa
PORT BI.AKELEY-Arrived Dec 2o-Br
bark Invermsrk. from Port Los Angeles
ISLAND PORTS.
EONOLTLU--Arrivec Dec 2o-Br etmr Cae-
Arrived Dec a0.stmr Sevsdsn. hence Dec IL
AANILA-Io sail Dec 24-Stmr Texan. tor
ECuolulu.
FOREIGN PORTS
HAMBCRG-Arrived Dec Ger stmr Her
months. hence May &c via way ports
LoSDoS-Arr;sed Dsc Ia-Br sfmr oanfa.
from Tacoma
cA1LAo-Arrfred Dec 1-Br ship East AZ
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
knocked Down hx Car.

j. O'Connell. who resides at Fourth
street, near Shipley. was knocked
down by a Fourth-street car yester-
day and badly injured. He received
several lacerated and confused
wounds about the head and face.
Symptoms of skull fracture were de-
clared to be evident by DIR. c. F. Mil
lar at the emergency hospital, where
O'Connell was treated.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Make Raid on Poolroom.

The poolroom of Tod Mcdonald al
Bush and Kearny streets was raided
by Policemen Lambert and Harrigan
yesterday afternoon and fifty arrests
were made. The patrol wagon at the
Central station had to make several
trips before the crowd was landed at
the City Prison. j. Lawrence was
booked as keeper and the other forty
nine as visitors. Mcdonald put UP
$40 cash bail and all were released.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Steals Roommate's Property.

G. II. Hall obtained warrant from
Police Judge Fritz yesterday for the
arrest of Fred Moody, alias Nelson, on
a charge of grand larceny. He and
Moody occupied the same room in
the fremont House on Kearny street.
He alleges that on Monday Moody
went to the clerk. representing himself
as Hall. and got from the clerk Halls
overcoat, valise and other effects.
valued at SIS. Moody has not been
seen since.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Saws Agent Is DefauIter.

L. H. Sly obtained a warrant from
Police Judge Conlan yesterday for tbs
arrest of F. c. Whitney on a charge
of felony embezzlement. Whitney is
agent for the Ainsley Hotel on Turk
street and it is alleged that on De-
cember he collected $50 from one
of the tenants and appropriated the
money.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
DauntIess Makes Quick "Trip.

The tug Dauntless. Captain shea which left
here Monday afternoon for Monterey with the
ship Marion Chiicott IN tow. returned yester-
day. The Tau-tless was eight hours making
the run home. The Marion Chilcott which
hel1n-s 20 the Narson Nsvigatior Cor~Qsnv
and Is fitted 20 carry OF IN bulk. viii sail
today from Monterey with q cargo of liquid
fuei for Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
The difference Between

An experienced traveller and an amateur
is that the former has the knack Of prop
erly equipping himself. We can fit you
out with trunks. dress suit cases, valises.
travelling rolls. brushes. lap tablets.
pOcketboOkS. combs and toilet articles so
that your trip will be agreeable through
out. Sanborn. Vail & Co. al Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Christmas Picfnres

Our new pictures have the little effects
that the lovers of artistic things desire
We have just received large shipments
Of the most beautiful pictures. The
prices illustrate the fact that good taste
can do as much as an abundance of
money in making the home beautiful
Sanborn. Vail & Co.. TAI Market street. >
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21

the early morning tides given in the left
hano column ana the successive tides of the
oay in the order Of occurrence as to time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide Of the
day, except when there are but three tides. as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition to the soundings OF the United States
Coast Survey Charts. except when q minus (-l
sign precedes the height and then the number
given Is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts. The plane Of reference is the mean
OF the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21

rican. from Newport
Sailed Dec 1-Br stmr 81 George. for Iauique
hONTENIDEO-Saile Nov 20-Br sim
South Australia for Baltimore.
PUNTA ARENAS-Passed Dec I7-Stmr Ar
izonan. from New York, for san Francisco
SHANGHAI-Arrlved Nov 26-Nor stnlr
Iellus. from Port Gamble
DONFR-PasseG DEC I9-Ger stmr Sesostris,
from Hamburg, for -.
nor Robie. from Tacoma.
NEW CASTLE Aus-Sailed Dec 19-Schr
Watson a. West. for Mshukona.
AUCKLAND-Arrived Dec 20-Stmr So
noma. hence Dec l.
Sailed Dec I6-Stmr Sierra. for San Fran
cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Shining Notes.

II is reported that the steamers Wyeheld and
~. s Dollar have been chartered 10 carry hay
ard grain 20 the Orient.
The bark Annie Johnson viii load general
cargo here for the Orient
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Burning Wood and Leather

With our new typography machines is an
artistic pleasure that any one can enjoy
with little expense. Colored skins of all
kinds and wooden articles for burning.
as well as designs to work from San
born, Vail & Co, 741 Market street
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters Of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The schooner Glen was cleared yesterday
for Ia Psz Mexico with 1855 2 lumber. 81
b6is shingles. 100 bdls shakes. 200 cs powder
and cs blasting caps. valued al S6452.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Grain for Eurone.

The French bark Guethary Was cleared yes
terfaE for Queenstown for orders with .. as
ctls barley valued az SCI. 800 and $500 ctls
wheat valued al So. 500. The ship also car
ries 10000 = lumber as duunaEs valued al
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Time Ball.

Branch Hydrogrsphic Office. L. S. n. Mer-
chants Exchange. san Francisco, Cal.
December 90 1904
The Time Ball on the tower OF the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to day
l. e. at noon OF the 120th meridian at s
p. m. Greenwich time J. G BURNETT,
Lieutenant. L. s y. in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
The Overdue list

The two vessels now on the overdue list
e. quoted for reinsurance as follows: Edith
Mar. 70 rer cent. Brier Holne 50 per cent
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Weather Report.
u2oth Merldian-Pacific Time.

date as compared with those of the same
date last season and rainfall in last twenty
four ho-rs:
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21
Risks & Premiums F

Net amount Risks
written during the
year .---.-----..
Net amount Risks
expired during the
year
Net amount in
force Dec. II. 1905
The San Francisco call., 1904-12-21

cUUs lHDOII dIIu IIut-
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height OF High and Low Waters
at Fort Point. entrance 10 San Francisco
Bay. Published by official authority Of the
Superintendent
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front mission street WHARF about 25
minutes later than az Fort Point: the height
Of tice is the same at both places.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-25
PROFIT TAKING
ON W ALL STREET
DEPRESSION. CONTINUES IN ALL
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Prices Rise All Around Thru Large
Orders for Western Securities
After Pause in Advance, Trunk
Lines Gain a neutrality-suspicious.
Hesitate of Days Pro-
cea1in0S

New York, Feb. 25.-The opening stock
market ignored the depression still ex-
listing in foreign markets this morning
and advanced a fraction all around. Con-
solidated Gas rose lA, and the fractional
gains in Brooklyn Transit and st. Paul
were in excess of the average
Traders took profits on the advance
and the market reacted, but did not lose
all Of it's rise. Large orders were exc
cuted later in the western group, and
prices all around rose to the highest.
Gains in the standard railroad stocks
reached a point for ST. Paul, Southern Pa
cific and New York Central, and nearly
as much in Atchison, Union. Pacific and
Pennsylvania.
Amalgamated Copper, Brooklyn Transit
and General Electric rose l, Toledo, st.
Louis & Western preferred ~, Ice pre-
ferred 2 and Westinghouse Electric 2A.
Consolidated Gas lost its advance and
United States Rubber preferred fell LIZ.
There was a pause in the advance, but
it was renewed later, bringing the Prln-
cipal trunk lines, Pacifics, coalers and
Louisville & Nashville into the list OF
1-point gains. Sugar, Paper and Loco
motive gained a point, Lackawanna 9
General Electric 8, and Westinghouse
Electric, Toledo, St. Louis & Western
preferred lost its rise, American Agrlcul'
tural Chemical declined III, Iowa Contra
preferred 2 and Chicago Great Western
preferred 51a.
Bonds were firmer.
| Speculation became rather dull and hes
itating again and the tone easier, but the
reactions were slight. Laclede Gas pre-
ferred dropped points.
| A few stocks absorbed most Of the linn
tied business of the afternoon and mad
| slight additional gains. Brooklyn Transl
, rose an extreme Us and st. Paul, Unlo1
Pacific, Pennsylvania and Amalgamate'
Copper were conspicuously bought. /
sprinkling of minor stocks advanced be
tween 1 and points and the Eiectr1
stocks reacted sharply.
There was no important pressure to Sc
and prices We're we'll maintained S.
Paul, Atchison, Chicago & Alton, Toledo
st. Louis s. Western, Amalgamated Cop
: per gained 31a to ia, Railway Stet
Spring and Consolidated Gas 27s. an
Maryland Coal preferred 10. The closln
was very dull but strong.
Stock quotations reported for The Journal, b
Watson & Co., Chamber of Commerce.
! Closing figures are. bid .sE-,--f
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-25
THE CASH TRADE
RYE SENSATIONALLY STRONG-CORN AND
OATS HIGHER.

RYE SENSAT1ONALLY SIHONG-COhN AMI
OATS HIGHER.
Mt 81 Zeal 161a and rejected sold lie to &c under,
according to quality. Crushers We're good buyers
and there was excellent demand in all for every
Minneapolis received 50 cars against is cars,
and shipped 8. Duluth received p cars d.,
to arrive, $1.16s; February, s1.16%; May,
S117k
OATS--Tbe market was stronger and higher for
all grades with an excellent demand ruling.
Buyers took low grades more readily: No. 3
white closed at 42c. Receipts. 40 cars; shipments
RYE-The sensational market of the lot. For
choice No. rye high as 731ac was quoted
and thin stuff held at 73c late in the SEES
SION Continued keen demand is the feature:
FEED AND MEAI--.coarse corn meal and
IN Sacks
and n oats, .75:ib sacks sacks extra. Sis: -;
sacks, sacks extra, 1918.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. advance this morning
and demand good at the advance. The market
bulk. $l5.75@16; shorts, $15.5O@16; middlings
SIT .500p1S; red dog, $40. 5OM2O; all o b in Min
neapolis; in 1OO-lb sacks. $3.50 per ton addition
,BARLEY-Firmer prices and general i'm
provement in demand. Feed grades are quoted
II cars shipments. 10 cars
CoRN-A good active market with steady de
me s 4 cars '' No 3 yellow closed at Acc
thy, choice. s9.5oM 1880; timothy, No. 1. $ed
grade SS@7 Clover $sa7 upland Choice
So. 5O@9; upland No. /, $7.50@s5O; No. 2
$6@7; midland, $o:ao@6.5o; slough. 81 so; straw
wheat and oat, $3.50; rye straw, $500. Receipt
jog tons.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-25
While Chicago May Reaches $1.09
Another Big Day for
the Bulls.
l,iverpool Comes Firmer Again
and New Buying Follows
at Once.
Winter Wheat Reports Again
Running a Little Off-News
of the Session.

Minneapolis Chamber Of Commerce, FEB.
25.-New high points for Minneapolis
wheat and strong and higher markets ev-
eryWhere. May wheat sold before noon
! in the local pit, at $1.O6, July at $l.O4%,
and September at $3.50. Firm cables, new
tbuyng orders from the outside, and short
covering of July wheat prompted by less
Favorable winter wheat reports, were the
features There was a lively business
hardly as heavy however,as yesterday, ana
made up of little orders, with only an
occas ional big round lot trade. Liverpool
was up 1911sd early and while the later
tendency was downward, the close was at
an advance R@5sd. Antwerp was up Fad.
Paris eased off little. Berlin was "a
higher and Budapest &c higher. Chicago
May sold up to $l.0S. and there was talk
on the Chicago floor that old Chicago July
would go over $1.00 Shorts were almost
in a panic by noon, and could get no
wheat without bidding for it. .
Minneapolis received 1874 cars against
212, Duluth 80 against 81, and Chicago 20
AGAINST 49, Kansas City received lob ,OOC
Ibu against %, 900, and st. Louis $4,000 bu
against 80. 900.
Local elevator stocks show decrease OF
300 900 bu for the first half Of the week.
The Price Current says recent weather
conditions have been regarded as unfavor-
able for the wheat crop, but nothing posi-
tive has yet developed. The interior whea
movement is somewhat increased. Sup
plies east of the Mississippi river are light
Corn offerings increasing.
Clearances PA, 900 bu.
Primary receipts 495, 900 bu. against 400,
900, and shipments 397 900 against 121 900
Minneapolis May closed at 81. ~; Jul,
81 043s and September 35IC.