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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
FIFTY YEARS
IN ONE OFFICE
Arson ButtIes Forced Out on
Account OF Old Age.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. May Al
ter serving the town Of Milwaukee
az clerk for half a century. Arson
Butties has surrendered his books
and papers to his succesSor on ac-
count % old age and will retire to
private life. When Mr.. Buttlea was
first elected town clerk - years ago
the town Of Milwaukee was little
more than n wilderness. with as
many Indians wandering through u
ally az there were white settlers In
It's confines.
For 40 years he was annually re-
elected to the place and was defeat
ID for the Both year Of service owing
70 n Misunderstanding which grew
IN out Of the middle over the con-
atitutlonaiity OF the village Organl-
zati0n. The supreme court having
decided that villages organized un-
der DEGREES u the circuit court were
Illegal. IN the mix up the village 81
Whitensh bay. IN the town Of NIL
walkee. failed 10 BE- aaaeHaed for tax
alton for a year and this was charg-
81 against Mr.. Huttles and n strong
campaign was made against him on
this account and he was defeated.
The successful candidate. however.
failed ~ qualify and Mr. nuttlcs
was permitted 10 round ont his full
term Of 80 years as town clerk. He
has been Ia failing health for several
years aud has become quite deaf.
Notwithstanding the infirmitles ~
age he turned over all the aecumu-
lated documents and books result
ant from his long service and not one
was missing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
GIFT YOUR
WINGS NOW
For Flying Is to Be
the Fad.
PROF. LANGLEY OSET THE PACE
Mas an Aerodroms All Ready to
Depart Through tho rrsehless
Azure Of the skies.

WASHINGTON. II. G. May IL
Prof y, y Langley, secretary 81 the
Smithsonian Inatitution. and the rA-
pert on aerial navigation for the Foy-
crnmeui, VIII Soon make the trial
experiment with hla new flying ma
chine. The airship has been con-
strueted With the 81. 600 appropriate
e BY the last congress faF the par-
poee of experimenting with and de-
veloping fiyins machines under the
direction Of the war department.
Pref. i.snEiry's new machine Il
being built at Quantiea. Va. a short
distance from Washington on the
Potomac river. The utmost srere-
- has been observed about its eun-
atructlon
II can b. stated. however. that he
IL working along the same line In
which he achieved much HueeesH In
the past. and has developed a ma
chine which has demonstrated It's
ability To- navigate the air, Prof
Langley calls his machine an aero
drome. and Il "a purely a afiyinE ma
chine" That Ia, - in something a
great deal heavier than mir, and en-
tirely different In principle from n
balloon. which floats only On air ~
It's nKhtneas az a ship does IN the
water. II IL patterned after natures
dying machines, the birds. and only
differs In principle of action In that
instead Of being pruIscllei by the
WinHH. 3, gains and obtains Roadway
through the medium OF a propeller
fashioned on the order Of a ships
ssrsw.
Prof. Langley has chartered tho
steamer nsr,holdi. a small baat ply
Ing the Potomac. and viii visit the
pisrr where his Hhlp Is building dur
inE the nest few days. The sxperl-
nents viii continue until the ma
chine reaches Anea stages 81 per-
ssction that Il can Be publicly sx-
hibited and inspected ~ officers q
the war department. The tnachtno
- now ready for trial trips
feasuF Langley northumberland =
The small msdsi with which Pro-
fcsa1r langley Experimental aufue
two years ago succeeded in making
ftiEhf Of almost a mile. describing
circle. and only stopped an account
81 the steam eoutaiurt In = small
boiler which MAS FIRED az the start.
giving oat This model carried euc y
dead weight in proportion % its AiEs
aa would constitute a cargo IN q
flti-sizsd snip. au4 Theses who wit
messed the experiments we're snihu'
siantle over the success achieved by
the inventor. The trouble was soleiy
In the motive power and the inahii-
iiy 70 keep golnE without sefneonn
aboard 20 tend the fiFcz AMI keep
up steam
the new model u . BE- 81 full
nix1 for one passenger. but whether
any one will make n trip In u urinE
the arat experiment Is not known.
The chief point IL that Prof. Langley
has adapted 60 the Use e HE fh.p
one u the three principal motive
powers used in the automobiles to-
day. electric storage battery. Eaap-
line motor or compressed air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
WOMEN WILL
RUN BUSINESS
Sioux City Enterprises Loaned
to Aid Charity.

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. May i2.-Wo-
men viii transact o greater part Of
the business one IN Sioux city to-
morrow. The date has been set
aside as women's day and the profits
Of their various business ventures
viii be devoted To the upbuildinr 81
the MufnineHlde Methodist college. a
LEGAL educational Institution The in
stitution needs more money FOR the
enlargement and improvements
warranted by the Importance u has
been assuming during the past two
years.
The management Of the Sioux city
Traction company pronercd the use
Of It's lines for "A single day. agreed
to let the women collect all fares
and keep all IN excess of actual rum
ming expenses. the propriutors Of
soda water establishments In tho
city made "a similar offer und the
owners Of the Grand opera house
sal they would be willing t1 give the
women the use Of the building for q
matinee. The propositions were all
acrgptpd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
FOR A new RECORD
Plan to Shorten tho fourth.
Hand lime to New York.

PHILADELPHIA. pa.. MAY IA
A novei attempt will be made short
~ by several society whips 20 break
the fouF-ln- hand record from Phiia-
deiphia % New York and return. II
- intended 20 use relays 70 horses 10
accomplish the feat. Mcadowhrooh.
the coach for Mr. Barclay w. War
burton. or Mr. Morrelra coach will
be the one uEed.
the run viii start from the Hotel
Bellevue az Broad and Walnut
streets on Tuesday morning. May =
At O'Clock. and will return 60 the
same hotel about : o'clock In the
evening OF the day following.
There viii be thirteen ohanrea q
horses between this city AMI New
York. the teams TO be furnished ~
the members u the club. who arc to
be- Mt EnRlish'a guests over night
at the waldorf Actoria in New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
THE BRITISH
RATE SECOND
American Institutions Lead
in Every Case.

LONDON. May f2.--PubiIc attcn-
ton has again been directed to Am
eriea's growing competition with
England in the Industrial markets
Of the world by the announcement.
this week that the new English line
the Great Central railway. has ord
cred locomotives I'm America, while
adviees from abroad show that the
Americans are beating the English
right along the line. The British
consul at La Rochelle. France. In
report Just submitted. says that the
Americans are fast taking the aRri-
cultural machinery business IN his
district from English firms. The
latter, II 81 pointed out BY the con
sui. would not conform TO the farm
ers demands for light machinery.
whereas the Americans have adapt
ed Themselves to circumstance and
make machinery that ia exactly suit
Cd - the farmers requirements.
The foregoing ~ only sample Of
me tributes which are now constant
~ found IN Consular reports 10 Am
ercan enterprise. and showing that
American manufacturers are slowly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
Fear of Smallpox.

PARAdouf.p. ARK. May fan
unknown negro. hailinK from Cairo.
or -. Louis. dropped on a freight
train about / o'clock last night and
applied TO the night policeman for
lodgings In the oalaeoaae. Its face
was 80 peculiarly marked that the
policeman suspected smallpox. and.
after leeking the negro up, he sum.
moned the members OF the board Of
health, who made an examination
Of tho ease. The ueKra'u body Was
simply covered vita pits. The pc0-
pie 81 the town are excited and the
ease has been sent to the pesth0use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
AMERICA
DEFENSES
Good Forts and Fine
ArmamentS.
But MiAY INEFFICIENT OFFICERS
csptsia crorisr Of the Ordnance
Department Gives Some VERY
Interesting Facts.

WASHINGTON. May ia--Cantain
William erozter. Of the Ordnance do
parsment. United states army. has
made a very fnli and interesting re-
port NJ an Official visit made 40 the
foFtitlcatiens on the Atlantic coast.
between North Carolina and Maine.
Including those In the Delaware bay.
Captain cForisr Is one q the most
efficient officers IN the artillery AMI
ordnance branch of the military SER
vice. and his abilities are held n
such esteem BY the War depart
meni and the president that ha vas
selected as one dt the delegates 70
the Peace congress. which ~ 60 as
semble this month at The Hague.
In view 81 the Ercat expenditure
Of money made upon these fortified
items. and the prevailing belief that
the guns were IN the hands - men
whose skill aud general efficiency
rendered the fortificatlnna absolutely
safe defence against the approach
of an enemy. the report a. Captain
Cro1ier will be read with astonish-
ment. The works and the armament
are all that could be desired. but
the forces In chareu ef thefa are de-
ciared by Captain Crozicr % be at
terry Incompetent and Inefficient
This condition. he maintains. il
mainly due To thu tack n iutsrss,
exhibited by the officers ana the con
ssanent lack q preparation and sx-
pertness on the part 81 The enlist
ed men.
After declaring that the ssacoast
Ns=.sa sssafrIaat.a4a fss~saKa.
Crezler expresses the opinion that
ore cause uf thts Is ''tha iong neglect
OF the subject during which the ar
tillery service has gone 10 pleces in
all It's branches. As one result.
there have h~~n no inspectors and 80
Instructors capable % lnfssinx the
proper spirit aud disseminating nec-
e~Sary Information In regard 20 TIE
new material which has recwntly
been put into 80 hands"
Captain ervzisr SAYS there IL an
abundance Of firsf-eiask material
from which 10 construct competent
sorre for manning the torfifcatisus.
and points cut thar VERY much 90 thss
material has been drawn for service
In the staff department % the army.
where IL Is stu held with Increased
rank without any neeesSity for the
coutinuance. and FOR no other reason
than 20 give the detached artillery
officers the benefis that comes from
Increased rank and pay Many Of
the young officers Of artillery we're
given special training for aama tiNe
prior % the heginning q The war
VITA spain with modern ordnance
and f0rsifieattons. and a eaasiaera-
bic number AZ these were Withdrawn
from service on the fortlnrNtious.
appointed 60. and given. Increased
rank IN the star. and are continued
with this increased rank. while he
forfincations are In the hanfa q
those Who are incompetent, and IN
some cases who are without the re-
qulagfe training and education 60
understand the complicated mechan-
isrn Of modern ordnance and the
methods FOR It's effective service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
Moved Plant to Pullman

PULLMAN. wash. May IA. J.
Fsaaum a Co, who have the contract
for furnishing brick for the new coli
isge buildings. have moved their
plant from Coifsx 10 Pullman. and
will bewin work at once. The brick
yard sfli be established near 20 the
armory. and clay for the brick viii
be taken from the nil north ~ the
girls dormitery. The work will be
pushed with all possible viEor. and
the first kiln viii be ready for use
not later than June ~. The con-
tractors have a large steam plant
and will employ a large force OF mon
on the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
NOT ON GOOD TERMS
Rogers and Jenkins Have q
Slight Difference.

OLYMPIA. wash. May y Here
after Secretary q state jenkins viii
refuse to nll cut any appointments
- naahries public claiming that they
arc Fuhcrnatariai and that Il is the
business ~ the executive 10 present
fhcac appointments airray made out
Tor the nerretarF'a signature and Al.
hesitation. This grows out - she re-
fusai ~ the governor 20 pay the
postage necessary for forwarding
these documents 10 their respective
owners. II Is likely that a test ease
Rlii nnon be Instituted t. determine
tho rights Of parties thereto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
ON
THE CHILkAT
Herman HIGHLAND Brings In
Fine Specimens.

skASwAY. May Herman Hog
land. y no IL interested In the quarts
strike oa the Chiikat river has some
specimens which show great mineral
wealth. II was good tpoklng rock
with pronounced copper colnring.
while small particles of native COP
per could b. seen with the nakesi
eye. A specimen u the rock. when
asaaycd. showed a value q 81 in
copper. sii ia sold and 81 In silver.
Ns 1egiand said he had two To-
cations. one six miles from HaIneH
Mission up the Chitkat river and
enc twelve miles ~. Just across
from the Indian village 90 EtukNan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
To handle colfax Creamery

PABOusE. wash. May y l.. r.
Avorlll, formerly manager " the Pa
louise creamery, VIII go To Coifax
soon and assume charge OF the
creamery there. James llinchim.
manager Of the Colfax creamery iR
n member OF the firm that secured
the contract e. make brick for tho
new college buildings, and he viii go
10 Pullman TO auperlntcad the work
of making brick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
One Of Clusters Men.

1T PAUL. Minn. May is-John
c. Wagner. who has carried a bull
bet In htn head since the Custer mas
saere IA 1875. committed suicide At
saltwater last nlFht lie WAS chief
OF Gcu Clusters pack train n the
time of the massacre 81 the Little
iiiR Horn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles 81 Incorporation 81 the
Pacific Coast Gold ainiuk company
have been flied with The county au-
dltor. y =. Adams. ~ Chicago. ~.
Olsen and Charles J. Ingram. ~ Sc.
attic. are named ~ trustees Tor the
first six months and the capital Is
q ono nln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
Jobsing Qaotstions.

The JobhlnE quotations today were
as follows
Sugar QobbluRl--eioifsn G. In bills.
CSC. extra 9. ln bbia. etc: powdered.
s7&c. dry Eranulatsd. tsso: cube. tNe.
beet. ~. spot cash prices.
Flour. etc. UobbinEl--Patcnt Ex.
celieut. t3zs. Novelty a. sao0i Star
(bakers'D. taTB. California brands.
tie. corn meal. yellow. ITO per 100
lbs IN 10Th sacks. corn meal. white.
,i.ss per leo lba In i0-lh sacks: buck
wheat hour. pure. la.Eo per % lbs In
s.ib sacks: cracked wheat. f1-2S per
100 lbs In io-ib sacks. farina. lass
per 100 lbs In i0-ib sacks; farlna. q
pcr 100 lbs In 6-ib sacks. stecl-cut cat
meal. 81 20 per 100 lbs In io-ib sacks.
graham -four. tiTs per 100 lbs In io-ib
sacks. whole wheat -four. tiss per
100 lbs In i0-ib sacks: rye meal. ta.io
per ioo ibs In io-lb sacks. rye -four.
g. Is per 100 lbs In io-lb sacks. split
peas, fgo-lb sacks. 20. split peas.
81 per 100 lba in gs-lb boxes. pearl
barley. ,i.5 per 100 lbs In sacks.
wheat fakes. 7s-Ib boxes. t3.io.
wheat fakes. 1850 per case OF &c Glib
pkks. fancy rolled oats. sass per
bale, In S-lh sacks: corn meal, yellow
g. 70 per Dbl In b0-lb sacks. corn
meal white. $500 per Dbl In b0-lh
sacks. buekwheat -four. pure. ,7.2o
per bbl in bo-lb sacks; cracked
wheat. ~ per bbi in so-lb sacks: steel
cut cat meal. $3.50 per Dbl In to-lb
sacks: graham flour. g % per Dbl In
b0-ib sacks. whole wheat -four. 81 per
Dbl in t0-ib sacks: rye meal. sS.75 per
bbi in do-lh sacks. rye -four. 81 per
bbl: fancy rolled oats. $50 lbs net bbls.
t5.ss. fancy rolled oats. so-lb sacks,
1870. fancy rolled oats, per case,
i27b.
Coffee OobhinEl-Creen - Mocha,
per III. 29asio. Java, per ID. 7tu2sc.
Costa Rlca. choice. per ID. i5aiec.
Roasted In i00-lb cases.
per cwt. fti.T5. eo.ib cases. per cwt
tiis5; sg-lb cases. per cwt. sii.s5.
Java. bo-lb tins. per ID. s5c: sack. stcs
Alden Mocha. 57he; caraeoia. s2e;
Guatemala. 2io. ground coffee. i6d
zoe. Lion. zoos. fii7b. Cos. tils5: 96e.
tit.ss.
Butter. Cheese. Eggs and Poultry
Hutter Ranch ioni2e: fancy
dairy. In squares. i5ai7c; Washing
ton crcamcrica. lib prints. 1s420c;
Eastern. Iowa and Elgin. i9120c.
Cheese Cubbing) - Native wash.
lngton. i2h uiic: Eastern. i2hQ
l3hc; California, isc.
ErEs Uobblng) - Strictly fresh
ranch. i7h1ise.
Comb honey - California. f2Ma
i2c. strained. &c.
Poultry Dressed chickens. i6g1ee,
live chickens. i5c; live turkeys. 1ga
ibe. dressed geese. iSQlac. dressed
turkeys. i60i7c.
Nuts.
wninuts. per ID. sacks, iaaiie.
| Eastern black wainuts, Toe: pecans,
I20t9c; nlbertH. lie. almonds, fancy,
soft shell. isq29c. almonds, No. .,
iGmi5c. peanuts. 697c: pine. Ice,
hickory. Zoe: cocoanuts. per dozen,
| 15c. popcorn. 4e per Id.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay 0obbingD w. Puget Sound. per
| ton. s7@9, Eastern Washington tim
othy, si3@ii; alfalfa. $40.
oats dohblngl-Per ton. 32s.
Bariey-Rolled. t2f.
Corn-Whaie. 222.50; cracked, s23;
feed meal. per ton, s2s.
Fced-Wheat. s2i; oil cake meal.
t2S: middings. s2iq2a; bran. si7.
shorts. SIS. chopped feed. s20022.
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dairy chopped feed. &c. seed oats.
ts0@a2.
Meat Prices.
Fresh Meat o0bbinej Cow beef.
&c per ID. steer beef. SIC per ID.
mutton. wether. De per ~ pork. 7lao
per ID. veal. large. W. Dor ID. small,
Zoe.
Provisions OobhinE) -IIams. larRs.
i0ho. hams. small. lie. breakfast
bacon. liise. dry aalted Sides. INC.
Hex. sAc,
Lard GohbinF) Home made. peri I'd.
7Ae. White star. 81. Coin Special.
size lard. compound. tiercea. &C;
Fresh i'ish 0obbnKD-- .fallbut. 81
mon. EuDes salmon trout. lZihe.
founders. aai Bolea. &c; rock cod. Sc
trout. 12iAniGe. nhrlmpn. 100. shad.
CQ7c. aneit. 4m5e. Columbia river
GU7c. rmeit. 49s. herring. 5Getc. tom
cod. &C.: oysters. olympia. $3.50 per
sack. fiso per gallon. clans. tis0
per sack. Dungencaa crabs. live. 81 10.
cooked. sL2o.
Vegetables.
Potatoes oobbing) - white River
Burbanks. 5000. Island Early Rose
$500. Island White. tagdss. Yak
ina aud oregon. $40. new potatoes.
Sc per 10. native silver skin
onions. SIS per ton: Oregon
and Yakima silver skin. fancy,
$50 per ton. beets. tl.z5 per sack I:
carrots. s0eatl per sack: garlic. Dc;
California asparagus btge per ID.
Waila Waila asparagus. saioc per
10: rhubarb. Be- per 10. tomatoes. " Il
per case. artiehokes. Coo per dozen.
Fruits.
Green Fruit OobblnR) Oranges.
Seeding. s2d2t0. navela. t27b04.
icInhnH. g. 5ods.l0; apples. fancy. t.f7S
0gsO per box; cooking apples. 81
per box. bananas. t2.B0 per
bunch. California black ngs. z9-ib
boxes. tito. cartoons. 81 Is. Smyrna
mss. Csc per M: new dates. 7hei
sweet apple cider. a0c per gal; med.
sweets. s. zs95. Strawberries. g. a
crate. California cherries, tI.50 a box.
Lumber and Building msterisl'
Logn-superior quality. per n. No.
mr.. 1901. merchantabls mr.. $500
s-Ts. No. 1 cedar. tsd7: common. per
NJ. tsso9s: spruce logs. te.S0. cedar
shingie bolts. t2z502eo.
F1r Lumbet-Hough. 81: shick m
irh. surfaced. one or two sides. .. 10
and ~ inches wide. tib02o. lengths
~ to ls feet. special lengths. Zoe per
81 extra. one-ineh finish. tI3Q1s; all
vertical grain. "a per II extra
Flooring. dressed and matched. si74
II; stock boards. s-Ineh. tsQis: 10
inch. ts.b0Qis i2-inch. tis1is. Fenc-
Ing. No. or s-inch finish. -: no. J.
o.. v or channel rustic or drop sid
Ing. weight 1000 lbs. tli@ia. Fir tim
Der Jois;s and scantiing.. rough.
o. so9is. q . ~. ts.souis. u 4 =.
mott Box boards. ii-inch and up.
sis.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber -
Rough. tsds. 5evei siding. weight 100
lbs. sitQIE.to: ceiling. weights Nos. 1.
: and J. F-ineh. 1900 lbs: Nos !. :.
and :. F-ineh 100 lbs. si50 "a. waIns-
eoting. si0dit: rustic. tsbu.s: "a
shingles. 1i.3s: standard shingles.
fi.ie: i-ineh finish. II. IL and &c feet.
tzt95s. thick finish. s.s03s; cedar
squares. 7. :. and 10 feet, s2tggo.
picketa. ti2
Kiln-dried. 81 In advance OF green.
DrayaEr. Ioc.
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PRISONER is ABSENT
But His Trial Will Proceed
Just the Same.

MOSCOW. Idaho. May 1.-THE
case Of George Lee. accused uf rob
hing the postoff8ce At Lane In koose-
mai county. who escaped from the
county jail here n couple % weeks
ago. viii be one Of the first 10 come
up for trial before Iudgsiseatty at
the term Of the Federal court. Five
witnesses are here 20 testify against
lee. Two Of them have been held
IN the county Jail here under fee for
some time. IL the authorities prove
Lee guilty. be VIII then be conHid-
cred as a United States convict at
large. a price viii be upon his head
and wherever found he may he TAX
en- and cent to a United states pris-
on without further trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
ToB O Sent Home.

WASHINGTON. May i2-it was
announced here yesterday that Capt.
Barker. the senior officer of Dewcy.H
fleet. and the commander ~ the
oregon. would be the next officer to
cnfnn home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
NEW SUITS FILED.

New suits filed yesterday after
noon in the superior court were.
J. ". Puislfer vs.. Reberca IsaBes.
ct al. Foreclosure. Overman A Bird
vs. David sullivan and wife. wages:
Dora Twigg vs.. Edmund Peters. a
promiasory note.
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Tired of Life.

WALLACE. Idaho. May IA sa-
laon-kecper named Anderson at
tempted suicide this morning by sew
erinR the arteries In his wrist. His
condition was discovered Immediate
~ and by timely aid his life wns
saved Suffering from delirium trc-
mems was the reason assigned for
the act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. May ~. Cattle
BecVes. g. higher. mixed. 81 7osk2sT:
rough. g2.ss017s. heavy. ts.s08as5.
Pigs. f51as0.
sheep Natives. isGb2s: lambs. $50
e.s5. western. tt0s.1o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

Friday Morning The markets are
steady this morning. The commits
sion men on Wout street report good
business. with prices the same an
yesterday.
The fiah market IL nervous. and to-
morrow the quotations viii be chang
81 considerably. Announcements %
the changes win be made in this
column.
The following prices are being Of
fered 70 the producer by the local
dealers for delivery IN round lots on
the dock or In the car at Seattle.
Grain oats. go. barley. 81.
wheat. chicken feed. tis. bran.
SIS. shorts. fie
Hay - Puget sound. o. per ton,
Eastern Washington timothy. til.to
QIs. alfalfa. 3.
EFKs- strictly fresh ranch. isc.
butter Fresh ranch. to0iic:
creamery. fSWlec.
Poultry-Chiekens. live. iaaisHe:
tive turkeys. lie.
Live stock Choice beef cattle. cows
&c: steers. tM9se. good hogs. live.
&c: hogs. dressed. sho: calves.
dressed. large. &C.. small. DC: calves.
live. large. &c: small &c.
Hides. Peita and Wool Heavy
sound Haitud steers. over 60 pounds.
~. medium sound. per pound. INC:
light sound. under "a pounds. &c.
cows. sound. all weights. &c. stays.
bulls and oxen. t0tc. sattei kipa.
Ee. calves. per pound. Sc: green hides.
lie less than rAiied. dry hides. per
pound. lie. dry cuila. one-thlrf less.
summer deer. per pound. 3z9ste.
winter deer. dry. itgiec; papeFy
deer. p8isc; dry eiks. s1ioc. green
elk. sdsc. sheep prits. zSGaSc; shear
iinrs. ih0Etc. Eastern Washington
wool. -. Western Washington wool.
i2e. dirty or timber burned. loc: tai
lew. sMg1ac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
Tho Hsmo Clipper Signifies:

LIGHT. easy running. Besides. II II
efroue and durable Look IL over at
1922 Znd ave. +. NJ. Spinning, agt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-12
Iest Prices.

dairy chopped feed. iis. seed oats.
ts0@a2.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-01-04

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