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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-24

G. Elricks and A. H. Miller. The divis-
ion consisted of about 40 members of
Uniform Rank, K. of p, and about 70
members of the various K, of P. lodges
of the city.
In the Mud.
The line moved in column forma-
ton till the mud was encountered at
the junction Of the race track road
with the Nine Mile road, where the men
on foot were obliged to take to the
street car tracks. This was followed in
double file up to Front street and
thence west along the tracks to Wyo-
ming street. Here the line took the
sidewalk and marched to Park street.
AS Park street was reached Colonel
Lloyd gave orders to form in column.
as the paved streets along the rest OF
the line of march had been cleaned by
this time and the walking was good.
The line proceeded west to Main. up
Main to Granite and passed under the
triumphal arch, turning west into
Granite.
In Main Street.
Main street was not broad enough to
hold all the people who tried to crowd
into 1t, and it was with difficulty that
the line could get room to pass, the
people crowding up to the line 80 close
that the llorsemen could scarcely avoid
trampling upon them. There was much
cheering all up Main street. but It was
when the line reached the brilliantly
illuminated arch that the best view was
had Of what there was Of the parade.
When General Kessler rode into the
glow Of the light there was cheer
from the assembled thousands that
must have made his feel he was well
come indeed.
Marching Under tho Arch.
And then came the regiment. These
same boys We're made to feel they were
beloved by their townspeople when they
marched away to war year ago, but
the greeting they received from the
great throng around the arch was many
times greater in volume than the cheers
that resounded along the line of march
upon the occasion of their going. The
crowds had waited many long hours in
the cold and they gave full rein to their
pent-up enthusiasm. BY every man
ner Of means they made their influence
felt Red fire was lighted at intervals
along the street, firecrackers and bombs
were set off and the cheering of the
combined thousands amounted to
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-24

Company H-Mesdames Ed Luxton,
Bertha Finck, Prentiss, Misses Kate
Foran, Helen Bauer, Sheldon, D. Hall,
Nellie Coleman, Addie Patterson, Maud
Sparkling.
Company K-Mesdames L. L. Pierce,
j. ]. Clark, Hartnett, Misses Best, Al.
Corrette, Lizzie Fault, Shubert, Lang
lois, Bennett, Morris.
Company LrMesdames Robinson, A.
NJ. Reek, Ed Asa, P. A. Julien, Thorn
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-24

as Beckwfth. E. P. Gallagher, Misses
Ocie Mason, Foster LIE Beau Mrs.
Shaubaukin, Misses Dorothy Surpre-
nant. Barrett. Burie, Hammer, Grove.
M. and A. Driscoll, Edna Raymond
May Lloyd, vosberg, Hensley
Rough Riders-Mesdames J. w. Gum,
Charles Clark, E. Worth, G. Oswald,
B. e. Calkins, Misses Doty, K. HAM
mond.
After the presentation the line OF
march to the city was taken up.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-24
Governor Smith Speaks for Montana.

O land
of
ment the that
to
nothing Montana
evil
providence will make
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-24
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bald When He Started to
Use Newbro's Herpiclde.

Butte, Mont, bought bottle of New
bros Herpicde April 6. 1899, and began
to use it for entire badness. In 20
days, he says, he had hair all over his
head, and on July he writes, land to-
day my hair is as thick and luxuriant
as any one could wish" Newbros Her
picide works on an old principle and
with a new discovery-destroy the
cause and you remove the effect. Her
picide destroys the germ that causes
dandruff, falling hair, and finally bald
ness, so that with the cause gone the
effect cannot remain. Stops falling
hair at once and starts the new
growth in week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
TACOMA To
SELL BONDS
Advertising for Bids on the
Issue Began Today.

TACOMA. Dec. isA.-The city has
begun advertising for the safe Of 81. +.
iea. eeo Of municipal bonds. the money
obtained from the sale TO Be applied
10 the redemption Of outstanding
municipal warrants one hundred
thousand dollars now IN the water
and Light extension fund will be ap-
piled 10 the purchase of warrants.
there ~ $500 Of warrants. with ae-
cumuiatea Interest. held In the stink.
ting fund. making the bond issue
n~ariy t2oo zoo smaller than avn
thought necessary
BIDS for the purchase OF the mum.
cipai bonds wiiI be received and con-
sidsr-d BY the sinking fund commits
sion at O'Clock .. m January = A
large number Of Inquiries have al
ready been received BY the city con-
troller regarding the issue. and there
is no doubt felt BY the city officials
that a number Of good bids will be
offered. Looal capitalists are also
expected TO compete FOR the NUM-
cipal securities. The date of open
Ing bids was hxed late in January.
as that was deemed a date better
suited 10 the monetary conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
TO SWELL
THE FUND
Benefits for Carbonate
OeStltuieS.

The relief fund for the dead Car
honado miners families Is grow lnH
II now amounts TO ti.I5..s5 by ths
end OF the week Il win undoubtedly
pass the s2.eo0 mark
Tomorrow afternoon the first ben
ent VIII be giVen, At the Third Ave-
nue. thcater TIE Browns in Town
company viii Eratuitously give tot
the first time here Whose nahy
Are You Manager Russell. of the
thvater. has donated the house. aud
every piece - money taken In al the
box Office viii be turned over to the
relief fund The sale ~ matinee tick
cts has already been large and every
seat in the cosy thratcr VIII IN
doubtediy be occupied when the
curtain gees up.
Saturday night thc Musicians
Union u Seattle will give a benefit
ball at Ranke hall. The members Of
the organization are selling tickets
and they are going like hot cakes. 4
splendid dance programme has been
arranged for and the music will be
something delightful The dance
Will begin shortly after S o'clock
and viii continue until the musicians
and dancers become tircd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
TO
BE EXAMINED

some time ago an article appeared
In the sporting news of the star. nd-
vo0atlng 70 medical examination Or
every man entering the ring for a
contest Of more than eight rounds
before any athletic club. The Haw-
thorns Club. which has In the past
pulled or a number q hEhts In this
city. has adopted this policy.
The BLACK Pearl vas examined
az the clubs solicitation by Or.
Bories the other day. with the fol-
lowing result;
Seattle. wash. Dec. if. 1890 This
De- 10 certify that I have this day
made careful physical examination
~ Harris Martin alias the BLACK
Pearl" and ind him entirely free
from any disability Very respectful
Iy. Ernest Borles. ". d"
The management Of the club
states that Il will also have n phyul-
cIan at the rlnRHidc the might Of tho
contest for this purpose.
Martin says he is In the best Of
shape. and has every confidence in
giving Jackson the hardest night he
has experienced.
Young Peter lH training at the
Athletic hall In Ballard. He does In
eide work at o'clock every after
noon. and generally has "A good au-
dlence. The public generally are in
vitad 20 go out and watch him.
Betting on this fight is pretty live
~. II is stated that odds Of 10 90 7
are offered on jackson. From gen
oral appearances. however, the night
should 10 close to the limit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
THE G. N.
TUNNEL
Will Be Ready Within
a Year.

The lining Of the Cascade tunnel ls
proceeding rapidly About loo men
are employed on the concrete work.
IA addition 70 the large force which
Is driving the tunnel. Those In
charge state that hV another year
At tie present speed the tunnel
should not only be- "holed. but lin
81 also. and well Ia shape Tor the
Passing Of the ntst train,
This great piece uf work r. being
DONE by the company itself 4 l..
Andrews. who was formerly on the
Chicago Drainage canal iH super
iutendent u construction while he
has virtually entire charge and con.
troll uf the work. no is under inatruc-
tons frum me engineering depart.
ment % the road, ~ " Edwards
resident engineer from kalapel 10
seattle, has supervision Of the Job
timber supt AudreWa. and bis
faHemfu. who are moat II them eN-
pegta Ia hard rock work. the CAS-
cadr tunnel prnErrns has eeiipar1
al recurds ~ underground work
heretofore attempted.
Cascade tunnel Ia ~ feet from wall
To wall and = feet IN height
II Will when complete be i1tce
feet ia ienxth. with a 81 per cent.
srade. The twelve miles - track.
with a grade varying from : u "a
pei cent. by which stevens pass u
naa crossed. ami doing away With
the great expcns- and delay entail.
ed during the winter BY heavy SHOWS
AMI bad storms on the Az itethack.
John r stevens. who discovered
this pass which now bears his name.
r. suIi chief engineer Of the road
anti. needless 60 remark. takes Errat
interrrs Ia the progress 81 thln tuu-
uel as does President James J. Hul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
OPPOSE THE
N. P. SCHEME
Prominent Business Men Take
Matter Before Council.

The council. last night. received a
profess signed BY over 500 business
men ana well known citizens against
the abandonment Of strvvts tn tho
Northern Pacihe railway The com-
muulcatiou went On 10 state that the
signcrs wished public session ~
the CORPORA tian committee 40 which
they could be heard
Councilman James announced mat
the committee would be glad 20
hear representative appointed by the
petitioners. but could not convuri-
entity listen 20 ali Of them. President
Rinehart said taat committee. con-
s.sting 10 Dexter Horton. Robert
Abrams and George kiun~ar hRd
seen him In reference to the matter
and. on his advice. they took this
method Of bringing It before the
council
The Filipino question came before
the council In letter. request
ing temporary aid Tor them on
the part % the city This letter wss
written BY Rev. ] T.. u tIwyd AMI
a J hair. 81 the tocai Charity So
eisty irwin nartlch. % the Obrrop
arc@e In the lsbby and stated that
he had offered the troupe work At
his thcatrr This statement vas
coutradlcted. MesArs. i.iwYi and
nair spoke briefly and earnestly
stating that conditions. not theeriea
confronted the council. and that the
straiuinE % a point on their par;
would keep ts semi. -svasrs from be-
ing turned Loose on IN. streets to
beg or starye
on James motion. the matter was
referred % the claims committee
ed the committee meeting for 10
o'clock this morning
The licensing - pavnbrokers
caused a ripple % excitement Jus,
before adjournment an and James
skirmshed with ~ serious llama 90
The ordinance fixing license at 800
vas finally passed.
The sunday closing bill vas IN
definitely POSTPONED on recommends
ton u sh~ police iseen~e and revenue
committee. vh1ch claimed tho state
law covered tsc case. Crichton We
he rr1.ntiy opposed The report and ar
gusd against u In a strong speech.
Giif said he thought saloon keepers
had as good a riEh, 60 keep open
a. other people.
The case % the indlrent sick came
up IN a report from the health and
sanitation COMMITTEES. The claims
committee we're given the matter TO
discuss with the county commission
ers this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
WAS THE G0LUSA
LOST AT SEA +?

VICTORIA. - G. Dec. 10 Recent
arrivals from the vicinity Of Poin.
Borfila are 81 the belief that the
mlssnR bark cOiusa was wrecked
on that coast November r. A dis
tressed bark was on The rocks
there NJ that date. and after reieaa
ing herseif she was washed out 70
Sea and presumably lost. Light
Keeper Daykin. ~ Carnaunah point.
parity oorrohorates this story n
the unknown bark was the Coinsa.
Il Il probable Capt Evarts his sife
and crew Weae drowned u i pos
sibis the vessel was the abandoned
bark Ia Llbartad.
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ANpT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
OBJECTIONS To
THE SERVICE

KENnRfCK. Idaho. Dec. 1.-THE
travelling pubae are making kick
agains, we Passenger service on TIE
Clearwater line. which a. this time
takes four days to make a trip NJ
and back over that line. The resent
time service makes u necessary for
one going from th's country over
that road. TO so to Lewiston one day
and leave there the next morning
TO come north. This makes the trip
an expensive one. and decidedly in
convenient 20 the business man who
Is In hurry. A petition Is being
gotten up for a change.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
BIG CONTRACT
FOR COTTAGES

\. J. Steel. a we'll known house
builder In this city. has been award
ed several contracts for the erection
Of twenty i've cottages on broad
eay, In the nsishbarhNod 81 East
Republican street The houses will
range In value from ti.0o0 10 is0co
and will be commenced probably at
the rate % one week. The S,-t-
son 4 Post Milling Company and the
Washington Planning Mills Company
viii supply the lumber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19

year aEo. and It Is practically To-
gal tender today at zog.
These stories about the great al
vaun~ment Of legitimate mining
stock could b. multiplied indefinite
-. suffice u 20 say that Tho mining
Industry being yet IN it, infancy on
the western side Of the Cascades.
thousands % fortunes arr 60 be re-
allied by the men who viii get IN
on the ground floor at this time, by
purc hasinE such stocks a. haV"
m~ritofioua standing and honest,
capable management.
our STATIONS. Ctarks. Nctcans
and others % that class are get TO
spring up from the mineral wealth
which abouuds in the state % Wash
tnEton. and no one IL able 10 tell as
yet who they may b.. but one thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
ARMOUR TO GUILD

Seattle will undoubtedly have a
new storage before many months
have passed II a real estate deal
Just made means anything J.
odsen Armour. Of Chicago. bought
Of q. p. Dearborn and wife. one half
OF the block on Tenth avenue. be-
tween Plummer and Norman street.
Tor if.s9o. ". n. White stated that
a large building would soon be erect
cd on the property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19

nurtoh o.; merchant marine and
Fisheries. GroEVen0r. @. agriculture,
Wadsworth. ~ Y. foreign afralrs,
int, H., military affairs, Huh, la,
naval arrairs. noutelie. Me. postof-
fiecs and postal r,ads. Loud, CAT (.
facinc railroads. Powers. Vt, mili.
tia, Marsh, H., invalid pensions, Sui
loway. y. II pensions, Loudcnslag-
er, n J.. claims, aran, m, reform
In the civll service, uiiiett, Mass, /,
election 81 president vice president
ana representatives., Corllss, Mich. /.
Irrigation and arid lands, Tongue,
ORION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19

cause he buys at nrat cost. and 20
the property. because the property
gets the brnont 81 the fuii value -
the stock aud u the mine wn-r
and buyer because Of the advantage
aeerulnE Go the property
such an opportunity as this for
buyers ana SELLERS 10 meet on equal
ground has never before been offer.
81 20 the Seattle public. and T. meet
ing with the approval Of thinking
people
IL order to give all parties inter
Gated a chance To avail themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
CHAIRMEN
ARE NAMED

WASHINGTON. y. G.. Dec. IL
Speaker Henderson yesterday ap-
pointed his committees. Tine most
important chairmen will be ~
follows. Ways and means, Payne. y.
r: appropriations. Cannon, H. Iu-
dietary. Ray. N. Y; banking and
currency, Brosius, Pa. coinage.
weights and measures. Southland. o.
interstate and foreign commerce
Hepburn, Ia. rivers and harbOrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19

To MINE OWNERS Tn, stock
Exchange plan protects the mine
owner, iuaamueh as his stock h Of
feted 10 the public 90 tho lowest
price which he viii name for u, aut
wG-h sales arr made Go gvt the 'u'i
value Of hts stock. tess a small
clearance Zee. which amounts 10 but
a trlfe, instead 81 payias out from
one-thlrd 20 one half OF thr value Of
third party Tor the privilege Of
selling Il on the streets.
This Is beneficial 90 the buyer. be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
Tabcr ut thu Mead.

Nuw YORK. Dec. 1T h. an
naunccd today that Robert Tabrr IL
to become an actor manager In Lon
dau. the star of his own company
In a ttcatcr of Which he has cNclu-
SlVe control
HIS agents have Just purchased a
new play. "n'Arey uf the Guards. "
by Louis Shlpman. and in the title
role Mr.. Tabrr will make his Eeliar
debut la London Friends haNv
subscribed siao oee 10 back his nrst
venture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19

~ this opportunity. the manage
ment has decided to hold three daily
sessions io-wit from II 20 l. a. M
and from 3 20 and 2 80 to = % , IN
The morning session should accom-
modate the business mon. the aft r.
noon session should accommodate
the ladies'. ana the evening session
viii give the workingmen chance
thereby giving everybody an oppor.
tunity 10 attend 10 his own dealings
IN his own way.
bidding Of the Exchange is free q
every body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Late Dawson arrivals report that
J. y cark. a teamstsr. formerly af
Waila Waila. was killed near No. "
on BONANZA creek. on the morning Of
Nov. q lie was driving a four-muie
team sled. which overturned and
crushed him under the load.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19

Sunset mining stock was placed
on the market at ie per share. u has
since sold for nearly ~. worth at
least 70 cents today.
Golden Tunnel stock that vas
bought Tor II per share lees than =
year ago has heeu aoid a. high a.
-or per share. and even a. the -
ir~meiy iaN price - mininF stocks
today u il worth 20 or more
The stock - the zr~at IL Rot
went begging In itH early says At -
a share. ore u she employees - the
spokane & NORTHERN railroad invest
"a it01 Ia IL ard a short time after
wards realized tsn ON had he kept
hts STICK til thiH time be- could cell
" today for tzssoo0
Copper. Hell stock Was placed on
the market at s. a shar' lras than
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
aE NEFlT BALL.

The Fortson Relief Corps gives q
ball a Ranko's hail this evening for
the benefit Of the sick. wounded and
needy returned Washington volun-
teers. a big crowd 10 assured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
Tacoma Revenue Stamps

TACOMA. Dec. fo-W0rd has been
received from Washington announ-
cling mat the local government ba-
resu for the printing % war revenue
stamps on checks. etc. in this city.
would be maintained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
SCHOOL CONTRACT.

The contract for the new addition
to the Minor school. which will cost
q 900. Will be let on the afternoon o.
December %. BY the board Of educa-
ton. Bidders must enclose a check
- $50 a. guaranty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
WORK ON BuaKsRs.

The Seattle & San Francisco Rail
way A. Navigation Company las
begun work on the pile approaches
to its new coal bunkers at West &C.
attic. II hopes to ship Goa by Feb
rua1 I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Tuesday Morning ~ The marke' 4
are Improving every day now Navel
erauevs and other southern fruits
arr rapid sellers,
Ranch eggs arc very weak rrirs
IS may 80 lower utill uulrss cold
weather sets In.
s1.eo0 lbs % halibut came down GA
the Topeka
There . no Change In wheat quota.
tlona
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered to the pro-
Queer ~ the local dealers for deliv
cry tn round lots ON the dock or In
the car AT Seattle
Grain-oats. So 0oa n @. barley.
Sic lau II %. wheat chicken feed
81 %. bran. titoo. shorts. 81 coo
~ %. rye. tzi.co. popcorn. g % per leo
lbs
Hay-PuKe, sound per tons, % 90
10 %. Eastern Washington Timothy.
SIC 00ai5 % alfalfa. 1000.
EkNa slightly fresh ranch. &c.
uuttar-Fresh ranch. go sc.
Poultry spring chickens. lie.
live turkeys. isgi'e. geese. To-
i've atock-Choics href cattle
COWS. SIC. steers. C good hogs. live.
s.. hogs. dressed rae. calves. dress
81. large. sac. small &c.
Hid Peita and Wool Heavy
sound. saitsd steers. over 60 lbs. D.
medium sound. per 10. =. light
sound. under SO lbs. Sc. cows. sound.
all weights. Sc. stage. bulls and oNer.
G.. sailed kpa. &C.. calves. per 10.
%. green hides. sa0fi4e. dry hides.
per ID. itc dry cuiE. oue-thltd less.
summer deer per ID. isd sc; winter
deer. dry. itGisc. papcfy deer. 81
Toe. dry slks. ioc: green ok. t8s-.
sheep pslts. atcgti 20. sheariinKn. q
q -. Eastern Washington wool. "a
Loo. clean wool. isc. dirty ~ timber
burned. isGtte. taiiow. 2t4dtr nne
AuKora goat skins, each. Tsrdtl ~
mountain sheep. each. go toc. COW
tails, each. gHgAc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
Best Attraction for Public Amusement
Roller Skatino at the ArmOr,

Doors are now open to the public.
Every afternoon aud evening. Free
instruction to ladies every forenoon.
Music Wednesday and Saturday
Admission l0C, skates. 2bc.
A, u. STENCIL, Manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19

IL ceftain-that no one viii reap the
benefit unless be has connecting
link with the property ard there r.
no better Way TO obtain that link
than to secure shares OF stock In j..
climate properties while they are
within easy reach. 30 my advice 60
my friends and patrons 10 10 keep
closely In touch with the different
mining stocks offered on the market,
and hen YOU are convinced that
the stocks represent legitimate prop
critics and are being operated by re-
Liable and trustworthy managers,
invest your spare cash in such
stocks Always insist upon having
fair statement of the facts about
the property and the management.
and then use your own judgment as
10 the value OF the stocks.
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IVA 100 IIasT AyES THE rR3E n
!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
Vegetables

Potatoes Uobbinsl-Natiye pota-
toes. It's Ooa:0 %, Yakima potatoes.
30 %. bects. TsdsSc per sack. carrots.
per sack. soc. sweet potatoe~. 81 ~
aiao per hundred pounds. M
tive onions. ti.i0. fancy California
eauiIfiowsrs. 100 per doE.. lettuce.
toe a don turnipa. Soc per sack. rad
ishea. Zoe. pumpkina iAMAo per 10:
horse radiah. Sc. celery, 7fntoc \
doz. garlic. Sc: cabbage. 7scnti 20
per TOO. red peppers. zoe. huskb. i5c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-19
Butter. Cheese. Eggs .ns Poultry

Butter - Washington orcamcrie..
pound prints. 500 22c. Eastern Iowa
and E1gln. 2sa Zoe.
Cheese OobbinEl-Native wash
inEtan. 1915. Eastern. itdi5c.
Eggs Oobbing) -strictly fresh
ranch. s5dZ7c. Eastern. isa -.
Honey white comb. iaatir,
light amber. i2c. strained. sasAc
Poultry - Chickens. live. i3alfc.
live turkeys. 15dlsc: ducks. lie,
geese. t2e. 1--we weight.
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TE
NO raw oF
OF
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Nay. Grain ard feed

Hay U0b5lnE)-PuRet sound. por
ton. ft2 OOal3oo. Eastern Washing
ton timothy. 1880. mixed. 81 90. al
faifa. $500.
oats OObbing) - Per ton. 81. GOl
2300
Barley-steam rolled. $50 90. whole.
SO 90.
Corn-whole. S22.5O. cracked. t23. 90.
feed meal. per ton 123 90
Feed Wheat. 1900, oil cake meal,
$50 90. middiinEs. t2t00a2 200. bran.
$1,000. shorts. &i7)O chopped feed.
i9.00a2l 90. dairy chopped feed, SO.
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Seattle wheat Market.

Wheat (exporD-No. club. Zoe
bluestem. 5iiac. No ! hiueHtem. 5ikr
milling No. 1 club. &c.
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