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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-15
HIS VIEWS ON
SINGLE TAX
J. s. Crosby Makes a Most In
teresting Talk.

4 thoroughly cosmopolitan audit
epce occupied thu seattle thrater last
night business men and bankers.
clerks. ana hose who work with their
hands we're seated slide by side with
a liberal sprlnklinF 81 the Eeniler sex
among them They listened To the
ponent uf single tax. as he argued for
his theories
Mr. Crosby Is an eloquent speak
&C. and his vigorous personality and
straightforward arguments make
him aiso fafcible one, He ls uns
like many 81 these who advncatc re-
form. an optimistic man Ne is
broad and deals literally with his
opponents
The audience was ia hearty HYms
pathy with the speaker They listen.
% attcutively "a hts arguments, and
greeted his anecdotes ana flashes -
With with hearty applause. The
name % Henry ueorkr VAS greeted
by a demonstration which proved the
memory 81 the arad leader In fresh
IA The hearts ~ his followers,
The arguments were teraely put 10
eplxrAmmatlr sentences, Touching
the present system 81 land ownership
he said Many % oar ataies have
passed laws RESTRICTING the eNusr'
ship - land hy aliens That II fool
ish Does u make any difference
whether you pay rent to a man here
or IN London. 10 one man ar - IL
In any case you arr simply payius
Cor the right 20 live an earth l.
this gighty Take two children IN the
cradle. one from Fifth avenue and
one from the teuemeutr can ynu
pick aut the landlords 80, nor can
Gad AimlEhty. far hs never made a
landlord.
The single tax l. NOS tax on
land or farms. Or houses. sail Mr
crosby II is tar On rents A
Just government vii zee that each
man PAYS FOR land Jus, what B, II
worth. IN other words. the govern
meat vii take Tor the public use
the rrcnt the landlord takes nuN
Then. for thu flrrs time. tao landlord
" ~ earn his living TO- we viii make
him the collector 81 the governments
rents
You believe IN an income tar.
don't you, Would you want q tax
the Income from a wanhtubf \ title
To- land Is only right 10 collect
rents There - 10 Ownership. reo-
pie talk ~ vested rights IN land
There IL no such thinE The Law
gave rights % landlords. and e ran
tske them away \ fhw tn but a
mode Of action. and n u is wrpnE.
80 Do wrong n We II not eoFreef ~"
IIt closed with a plea for human
freedom. affirming that under priv
ate ownership II land the tenants
we're no more than Rrffs under the
landlord
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and black MORE sill, ir applIqued on
IN GreUian designs. one very heau-
tlful robe shows handsome slde pan
eln. rctrra. collar and epaulettca Of
the maires
suddenly hreen--1hrk green has
brcome one % the most fashionable
eolofs Tor costumes. iielng adopted
SO late IN the summer season indts
Gates that 70 viii he one Of the shades
favored FOR the ensuing fnli and IA all
probability winter. Il ia At present
much seen IN transparent fabrics.
Worn over Hllk lining OF the same
ealor The shade preferred IL of the
bottle green or tfe new fuchsln
green. II ls IA color which has been
somewhat put Aalde Of late. and has.
therefore nli the more chance uf
maintaining the favor which it al
ready attalns.
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Otis AT THE FRONT
SHARPLY ATTACKED
Associated Press and Yellow Journals
Engage in Cut Throat Tactics.

WASHINGTON. u tATne has developed
the
whether administration VII he backbone resist
This the Insurgents
: a without
Philippines newspaper night
failure OTIS recognize certain
Manila and allow them conduct the
Slevest Of the
yellow Journals backing They have threatened the
he
a conspiracy
Is not a Of n ~ the
and
he
called
HAY last week and stated that Gen OTIS must be recalled or The
defeated is EFFORTS ohio this fat
polished diplomatic secretary Of state not prepared for
50 fault the
asked what the
the and make Onto
Democratic
Of the
lie
policy ef Mckinley Will defeated"
rad he held that
his throat eat BY th
papers u
aaced his
hadna his bead
send their
prAtsnt aud his the
pagn-
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LOG SUPPLY
Is I'M M ENSE

cosMoPoLfs. Sept 1.-THE sup
ply OF logs in the harbor IN stili *
eeealnsIy heavy. and it Il positively
stated that mere logs are going Into
the waters ~ the Hogulam aud the
wishkaw than AL the mills arr cut
ting. TIRE direct result q this IA.
been the teducttou % IRE from s. TO
sfso per thousand. The contraction
Of the scale - eestlmassdl 70 per cent,
and the rejection % much iov grade
timber These results have serious
~ injured the ioKEins business. and
mueh speculation is rife as 10 wheth-
sr more mills viii he built or as %
who wir quit the Logging business.
The immense extent 81 accessible
fr timber has caused several prom
iuent logEeFs - change from spruce
80 cedar. while two extensive camps
In cedar have moved into ar
Men for the mills arr not yefp
plentiful. ard the demand - always
greater than the supply. In Cos
Ynopoits alone - men could obtain
work in the mills and on THE build
inEs COW being erected.
Carpenters especially ara in de-
mand
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RIVER AND
HARB0R WORK
Appropriations Will boRecom-
mended for This State.

wAsnfNGTON. Il. g. Sept. To-
senator Foster Ind an interview yes
terdaN with gvn. Wilson. chief NJ en-
Fiheerz, regarding Washington river
aud hathar improvements Den. WI
son assured senator Foster that he
would recommend appropriations for
che completion ~ ptaiceta through
unt the state. ana for new Improve
msHtH. Gen Wilson assured s"us
atuf Foster thar he would fecum
mrud toprlatiens for tho compile
ton " projects throughout the state.
and for new Improvement where en-
aineera had made favorable reports.
Senator Foster WAS particularly
anxious about baVine work done At
Vancouver. and the general said NJ
soon az the channel wac deter.
mined and work could be- dene 20 adj
vantage.
IA Governor j II McGraw and "
II Parry. 81 Seattle. accompanied by
Senator Foster. HAw the PRECEDENT
and attorney general Mcsars Me
GrbN and Parry want the riFht Of
way fnf he Seattle canal settled. aud
asked the attorney general 10 have
legal matters pushed forward Nc
GraW told the president that the
people 81 the Northwest we're all one
way un the matter ~ boundary and
would not hu satisfied n any right "
the United States Nerr conceded.
hatn nFuz Co, ftnh and rtks
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JoaeIng ego,atioss

The Jobbing quotations today we're
as follows.
sugar UobbinEl Golden c. in bhis.
Aej. extra &. IN bhss st.is. powder
ed. ts.11. dry graduated, 40. cube.
Is ~! spot casn prices.
Flour. etc. Jobbiugl-Patsnt Ex-
csiisnt. a. 50. Novelty \. h.iQ. star
(b4kerst. sz.ss. csnfennlsi.'s. %. Gold
Rock. ISIS. California brands, Etss.
corn meal. yellow. 81 &C. per 100 lbs IN
ie.lO sacks. i7a0 Dbl to-ib sacks
corn meal. white. uIi per 100 lbs in
1913 sacks. $500 Dbl In to-lb sacks
bfickwheAt Hour. pure. t1Ho per
~ lbs In f0-ib sacks. cracked
wheat. .s2s per 100 lbs In 10
10 sacks: farino. tlS5 per 100
rounds IN i0-ib sacks; aieel cut
oatmeal. ITO per 100 lbs In i0-ib
sacks. graham -Four. fi-7s per 100 lbs
in iO-lb sacks. whole wheat Hour. IL
s. per 100 lbs IN io-ib sacks. rye
meal. - TO per 100 lba in io-lb sacks.
rye hour 8 3 per Toe lbs in io-ib
sacks. split peas. ie1-ib sacks. 8 20
split peas. g. % per 100 lbs In 25-ib
boxes. pearl harley. ,ts5 per 100 lbs
In sacks: rolled bar.sy. Sc %
wheat fakes. 7b-lh boxes. 81 ss1
$40. wheat fakes. t2.to per case Of
- s-lh pkgH. fancy rolled oats. f2.ss
per bale. In a-ib sacks: corn meal.
yellow. 81 20 per bhl H. 5o-ib sacks.
corn meal. white. 81 % per bhi in 10
10 sacks; buokwhsat -four. pure. IL
20 FER hhl On L0-lb sacks. cracked
wheat. - per Dbl In so-lb sacks.
steel cut oatmeal. i6.so per Dbl In So
10 sacks: graham -four. 30 per bhl
tn so-lb sacks; whole WI cat -four. 81
per Dbl In s0-ih sacks. rye meal, 81 Is
per bbl In to-ib sacks. rye -four. 81
per bhl. fancy rolled oats. iSo lbs net
in bbis. i57t. fancy rolled oats. 90-lb
sacks. M.c9. fancy rolled oats. Per
case. fgTs: chop. so-lb sacks. ias 90
diary COW chop. so-lb sacks. 1900.
Coffee 0obblHEl-Green - Mocha.
per 10. 2e47ic, Java. per 10. 2tU2se,
Costa Rica. choice. per ID. lbd lae
Roasted--A rbuckie'H IN iee-lb cases,
Der 100 lbs. tt225. eo-ib cases, per 100
lbs. ti22s. 4s-lb eases, per 100 lbs.
ti2t5: Java. ta-ib tins. per ID, o5c
sack sac. Alden Mocha. aihe, Cara
cola. Sc. Guatemala. ale. ground
coffee. 10000: Lion. zoos. si2.2S. 6sa.
si2.S5. 3ee. ti2.t5.
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FriIIs of Fashion.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

White cloth as a Earuiture shows
out very prominently among future
fashions. not ~ much On dark fab
rios ~ on materials Of lighter shades
the effect thus produced being ex-
eecdlngiy soft and recherche This
blending 81 two light shades viii be
the Keynote 10 many elegant Coz
TUNES forming the transition from
summer % winter. nor s. It conaid.
ered likely that It, vogue will end
there. as Il f. decrccd that thin ma
ieriais viii be worn well into the
colder months.
An extreme novelty T. seen In a
lace pattern ~ white Valencicnucs
on q colored ground. thus combining
the two most stylish fabrics for dress
in material Of composite beauty.
The material IL soft IN construction
beautifully finished and Ia a gem In
ia way.
The newest robes has fouie
ground In solid colors with broad
cloth appilaued on In Grecian de-
signs. forming panels. revcrg epaul-
icttes. collars. cuTs and piaita Such
patterns contain seven yards n ma
tsrlai. Other patterns show black
MORE silk appllqued on foule ground
in all of the popular coiors Of the
season. one Of the handaomcst rob
~ IN the market shows foule
ground with shot taffeta OF green and
rose nppliqued on the material IN
handsome designs.
Lace effects are again seen In an
unduiaiinR lace stripe o. white on
coipred ground. The stripe ts also
embeiliahed with neat Jacquard fig
urcs Va colo-s corresponding 10 the
ground color Of The material Stripe
effects are aiao seen in art yarn
printed 10 beautiful col8rs and
grouped In clusters on tafeta ground
or polid colorg.
There promises to be no limit %
the demand for bead colors ana bets.
while orders are largest for belts and
solid beads with aud without fflngea
the demand for collars is more gen
cral and includes those made q vel
Vet and ornamcnted with apaugleT.
heads and jewel effects These COLI
lars run In very rich and handsome
lines. combining nue jewoled buckle
odocta. with lace and chenille ming
led with cut Jet ornaments AMI bead
and spanEle embroidery.
Brondeloths are also given re-
presentation n the collection Of robes
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WORK MAY
NOW BEGIN

The United States government now
holds a warranty deed 20 the Lake
Washington canal right u way.
The deed was delivered yesterday TO
United states District Attorney Gay
by Prosecuting Attorney Jas. r Nc
Eiroy The fact that the county'H
title 20 the right Of way under the
condemnation suits ls not yet COM
piete. should not hinder the govern
ment for procesdinE AZ once With
work on the big ditch This is the
opinion % SIR. MeEiroy. ard the
attorneys who assisted Rim IN draw
ing up the warranty clause to the
deed. Thsss gentlemen. Judge Hog-
er 8. Greene and Judge Thomas
Burke. spent several hours on this
clause. together with release u the
federal government from all claims
OF damages resulting from overflow.
Ing OF Iowlands. etc.
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MOTHER EARTH
SHIVERED

JoHSsTOwS. Pa. sept tj.--An
unmiutakabie earthquake shock vas
felt about one O'Clock this morning
county \ terrlnc Hubterranean ex-
plosion took place. followed by a
quakin Of the earth over y radius
OF - miles window glass was bad
" shattered all over Cambria coun-
". Carrollton suffering the most.
windows In nearly All the houses uf
the town were shattered.
Toe shock was felt at Johnstown
and GallitzIn 20 miles from the CEN
ter Of the disturbance. Word from
Elk Lick. 50 miles away, say the
shock was felt there. A qulvor ~ the
earth WAS followed by a slight de-
tauatlou
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MUCH DAMAGE
To FISHING CRAFT

cHARLoTTETOwS. r. r. I. sept
iS-Rsports which have been receiv-
ed here today from poru throughout
the province and from the north in
dictate that the heavy gale on We'd
nssday night was very disastrous 10
20 the fishing and coastinF craft. The
storm appears 70 have been the most
severe In the Gulf n 81. Lawrence.
from Cape Breton 10 Quebec. II "
believed that at least a dozen lives
were lost.
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asa=a=7s7asallsslasl
TRUSTEES ELECTED.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders q the Seattle Gas q Electric
company was held ~ the offlcs Of
the company. eis Cherry street Sep
tsmbsr n. The following trustees
are elected for the eHguinR year ".
e Henry. N " Young. J. a. Cold
smith. j. W elise and G X. Collins
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Battle Of Paper Trusts.

HoLYokE. Mass. sept ts.-It u
stated that meeting wiii b. held
will Be made to bring into TIE Am
erlesn Fine Writing Paper Company
al the paper mills that have re-
manned outside since IT. orEaulaa-
zion. The combined capitalization
Of all these viii reach fully 80 90 3
90 This tremendous com hinaiian
Niii enter into active competition
with The International Paper Com
many
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MARKET QUOTATIONS

Friday Morning The principal
changes GA the markets this morn
Ing were pn fruits and vegetable
Grapes have been steadily declining.
but pears ars q little higher. on
other farm producis only slight
change have occurred.
The poultry and cRs markets arr
frmer than they have been for nhme
time. and No Immediate change Ia
expected
A carload 81 chinook salmon. and
another carload - silver salmon for
smoking purposes are expected to
arrive any day. lseo pounds Of
hahtnt are the ouiy fresh nsh ar
rivals.
The following prices arc bcirr Of.
fsrr3 - thr producer b. the local
dealers for delivery IN round lots on
the dock or Ia the car at Seattle;
grsln-Oats. 90 %. barley. SO ~.
wheat chicken feed. siS.5. bran. VA
shorts. titoo
HaS-Puset SOUND. per ton. ssGs 20
Eastern Washington timothy. tii.so
0ts. alfalfa. t9Ji0
EEfs Strictly fresh ranch. sc.
Huticr Frs~h ranch. S9ioc. best
creamery. si81s
Poultry Chickens. live. i1aitc:
ducks. iEc. turkeys. lie. geese. Toe.
Live stock=Choioe b-ef cattle.
cows. aUahr; steers. ss8A1c. good
hogs live. s01isr. hogs. dressed. &c.
calves. dressed. large. &C.. email. D..
calves. large. live. &c. small. g.
Hides. rslta ard wooi--IIeaxy
sound. salisd steers. over 60 lba. ttSc:
medium sound. per 10. Sc. light
sound. ander q lbs. Tkc. cows. sound,
all wslEhts. 7Ms stays. bulls and oxsn
tnso. aaltsi bfps. I've eolves. per ID.
SIC green hides. ic ievs than sailed
dFy hides, per 10. lie. dry cuiis. one
third icas. summer deer. per ID. gzG
sae. winter deer. dry. 1915: papcry
deer. s0i2e. dry eiks. sdioc. green
ELK. t0se. sheep pelis. sb@sse. shear
iinKs. 1856 ztc Eastern Washington
wool. ste Western Washington wool
i2tsc. dirty or timber burned. love.
tatiow. attW7r
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MAJOR HASTINGS
IN CUSTODY

BBLUEFoNTE, Pa. Sept. Is.-Ma-
3or william II. Hastings. the brother
OF ex-0ov. Hastings. vas taken IN
20 custody this morning by two de-
tectives on warrant sworn out by
Gen. Louis Wagner. president Of the
Third National Bank Of Philadelphia.
STA or Hastings II charged with for
gerry and false prctenses. He left on
.he noon train viii detectives for
Philadelphia.
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Bulls Were Tortured d.

BouLOGNE. Sept t5-Auothor
hull Eight took place here today and
was witnessed by four thousand peo-
pie The bulls were hideouslv tor-
turcd and two horses We're ripped
open. 4 plcador had q narrow e.
cape. Il Is said ttat this Is the last
nght OF The season.
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FEARS THE END
IS NOT YET

PARIS. Sept. Mercier has gone
10 Lake Geneva 10 recuperate In
answering requests made by friends
that he write book on the Drcyfus
rusc. he g. reported 20 have replied:
1T Is too soon, I have not yet said
my lat word. ! fear II win not be
long before / shall be called upon TO
sneak"
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con. nne. dry salted sides. 7ac. Rez.
sAe.
Lard Uobbingl-Ifome made. per
IN. ~ White Star. SCI coin special.
sac. lard compound, tlerees. Sc. Rex.
sac
Fresh Fish Oobbingl -iiallbut sis
a.. salmon. G0Tc. founders. 5atc.
polcs. autc. rock cod. 5aCc. shrimps.
Sc, smeit. s0tc. oysters. olympia, as
b per sack. tito FER gallon; clans.
ti.to per sack. Dungrnesa crabs. tive
tl.i0. cooked q 20. ling cod, bQGc.
black cod. eN1c. hans. sdsc. salt
chinook salmon. 900 10 uefces. for
smoking purposes. &c..
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J. J. MILL col MING.

During the coming week. the city
will receive another visit from Pres
idsnt J. J. Hll. ~ the Great North
ern. Mr. III vii ne accompanied
by a party which will include his
son, ]. !. Hili. jr. This trip 81 Of
tens by ono Of inspection; but. az is
Usual on such occasions. much spccu-
iatlon ~ being INDUCED in concern
ing Interior motives. TIE Union
depot matter md possible cCmbin-
alton with the Hartman combinn-
ton u ronas are spoken Of as caus-
e. for the trip.
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Lumber and sullding Material.

Logs-superior quality. per II. 80.
mr.. tGuT. merchandise nr. per 81.
t5oab No. / cedar. ts4i. common.
per ~. itI6 spruce loEs. $3.50, cedar
shinsis bolts. tgaeI5
FIR Lumber Rough. -. thick I'M
ishrd. surfaced. one or two sides. ?.
10 and u inches wide. fisg -. iengtha
- 10 is feet. special lengths. Doc per
~ extra. one-inoh finish. Si10it. all
vertical grain. 81 Per y extra floor
Ing. dressed aud matched. iSU@i
stock boards. ssinch. i9als. io-inch.
s. soe4is i2-inch. iikuis. fencing. No.
Or e.iuch finish. o.. Nc. 2. 80 v or
channel rustic Of drop siding, weight
seoo lbs. tii9It. nr timber. ieis's and
psantiings. rough. - bodis. =.
.. s9ais. : =. ut0is. box boards.
ig-ineh and up. SIS.
Washington Red Cedar Lumber
Rough, ~. oevsi siding. weight 200
ihs. tifu isto. ceiling. weights, Nos.
I. 2. and ). s-s-lnch. .aaa lbs. Nos.
/. and 7. iA-inch. 200 iDs. ti7ifz5.
walnscotinE. tio4is. rustic. Iza1zs.
-. shingles. tis0. standard shin
giles. no. i-inch nuish. y. II and 10
feet. t2S0 q. thick finish. asa e. Co.
dar squares. :. :. . and 10 feet i2tg
- pickess 81.
KILN dried. 81 10 advance Of green.
drayaEe. tec.
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Vegetables

Potatoes OobhlnKl Native po,a.
toes. iUiAe per lbs heeta. 81 60
per fasb. carrots. per sack. 35casse
It's g. per ID. string beans. D. per ID.
corn. 81 to0i.e a. per sack. peas. adae.
green corn. 1876 e9e per dus. cucum-
hers. go2sse. tomatoes. sc. cali
foruia sweet potatoes. SIS per 100 los.
bell peppers. teagi.2i. chill pep
perH. 81 0nNi IS. tatlvc oniona. SIS.
California onions. Si.3s. garlic. g. 10.
German prunrs. eqWssc. crab apples.
go. canteiopea. teassc. caullHowers.
7sc ter doz lettuce, tis25 per box Of
4 dax
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me finest looking people IN Europe
are said TO be the Tzlgauea. or Gyp-
siea. Of Hungary Pay8iclIly they
are splendid specimens II men and
women, and are rarely III.
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nuts

wninuts. per N sacks. isc.
black wniHuts. Use. perann. Zoe. aim
onds fancy. soft she'll. ibUisc. aim
onds, 40. 2. lbo. peanuts. 7c. pine.
Toe. coceanuts. per dozen. $50 soc.
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Meat Prices

Fresh Meat Oobblng) Cow beef.
10 per 10. steer beef, 7iso per 10.
mutton. wcthrr. Sc per III. pork. 7isc
per ID. veal. large. Sc per lb small.
i0c.
Provisions Oohbing)-Iiams. large.
l3ihc. hams, small. lie. breakfast ha-
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Green Frui, Oobh.nrl - Oranges.
late Valencia. 500 a case: lemons,
g. saH400. apples. ltcafi.s0 per be
bananas. 8 to6s.0 per bunch. sweet
apple elder 90 per gallon. peaches.
orange ciinHs. 650s0c a box. craven.
shines. ti7s. blackbcrries. ti.asui 20.
water melons. 81 0oai q. California
plumE. esH7sc. native piumH. zoe.
nutmua melons s0H75c. Italian
pruncs. G5c California grapes. white
and black. G0uS0r California muucat.
Co. uulncra. 81 a. per box Ohio Com
cord grapes. Csc per basket. pears.
81 0oaI25. T9kay gropes. e5ns5c.
Butter. Cheese. Eggs ana Poultry
nutter--Ranch. io0isc. fancy dat
~. In squares. i2al4c. Washington
creamerieH. pound prints. aec. East
ern Iowa and EiEin. 20u22e,
Chees" Uabhlnfl Native wash
ingtau. iidi2ise; Eastern. iidi2c.
Eggs uobbinE1--strietiy fresh
ranch. PC.
Honey white comb. ifdi5c: llght
amber. i3dile. amber. i2QlSe.
strained. 7iaase.
pouitry-spung chickens. t2.25a5.
flyers. 81 7sa250 live turkeys. i5c.
ducks. i2e. geese. i0o; live weight.
Poultry Spring chickens. lie. live
turkeys. 'i5c. ducKh. i2c; geese. Ice;
live weight.
Nay. Grain and Feed.
Hay Oobbing)-Puget sound. per
ton. 81 00@ 90. Eastern Washington
timothy. iii .00a $40 alfalfa, S7.50.
oats JobblnR)--per ton, f2502s.
Barley rolled. S2i.O0, whole.
$40
Whole. i22.50, cracked. s22.
feed meal, per ton. t23o0.
Wheat. sci. oil cake. meal.
$500: middlirRa. O0423OO; bran.
1890. shorts. fiG0Oal7 90, chopped
feed fi9o0ns2l 90. dairy chopped
feed, $1,000.
Meat Prices.
Fresh Meat Oobblng) -Cesv beef.
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buy acre tract Moor Law. Co

haru nFuz Co. ftrh and rtks
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THE FIRST NATIONAL HANH or
SEATTLE
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Dtuefhl banking business tfausarted.
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states and IuroIe
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on EVERY description mig. aud repairing
furnaces AMI stcel stoves; I'm roofing. r.k
clark ~ " Madison 81. Hhonc Main S1
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TIE PACIFIC Tailoring Ca.-ueat Sia. SIS
and so suits made 10 the city. uyeirs.
cleaning repairing, sla Third avenue.
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STORAGE ANp WAREHOUSE



RAISER a MORGAN. s0d-4i0 Occidental !
Msin ltQi gem storafV distributing hot
neEuttablc receipts accepted aH collatrr
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suNpE q ERLANn Neslar wharf. saii-
makers. riGEcrs and ship chambers. man.
ufacurcrH q tents. tBrpaultnA. mining
hose, canvas OF all widths
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tASTuFF clothing, trunks AMI valiscs
houghi ~ 10 Second ave. Tel, Rod lisa