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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-06
We WILL ALL FEEL GAY when
DEWEY COMES SAILING HOME.

BY the steamboat Sandy Hook 20 the
Olympia. where he wiii be welcomed
by the admiral
Friday. September -. the naval
parade wiii start ffum che upper bay
up the North river 60 Grants sanb.
with the Olympia at the head - TIE
lire, Al about ! 8 "a The parade
vlii conclude about rundown. Tire
ely pia remaining u anchor IT
Grants Tpfuh. tu tie evening FIRE
works raradss VIII start n the same
time down tire North and East riv.
srH. meeting oT the battery. whore a
fireworks exhibition vtii b. RiYeu
Saturday. sept p. az about noon.
Mayer Van Wyck viii present to Al.
mirai Dewey the loving cup a. the
city hail park A. l0a0 m brrah.
fast ui'i be- given IN honor - Al.
mirai Dewey az tee elarsmant. Al
9 % 8. m the lard parade viii start
from Grants torh. RgF~rsih-. q,
seventy strand street. Seventy -sef.
oui street "a broadway. HfaHIs Ay
To- Fifty a~venth street. ffffy fsY.
suth street to Firth avenue. FIfth
avenue % Washington square The
parade viii - rssevrd BY Admiral
Dewey at Madison square.
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TAGS FOR MEN
IN NAVY YARD
a New system Adopted 10
Identification Purposes.

WAsulNGToN. u. &. Sept G
THere is brewing al the Washing
tom navy yard strong feeling If disc
content with new regulation IN re
sard 90 the Identification of the mrn.
uhieh may break uut Into open proc
test and rrvat. There arr a4oQ en-
plHgas ia the yard. nearly every one
80 whom b. skilled mechanic. With
such large force 1t la dsmHuit Tor
fAr officers In charge 90 the yard 90
keep track af every man. anH li has
been decided 90 praxide hfass taEa
90 badges Tor each ta wear while on
duty These TAGS are not very euu-
aplruoua. but they are tn sight and
each has "a number hy which the
es.arvr may be Identified Thsse are
intended fur the convenience ~ the
aupefiqtendeuts and thv Officers who
AaNe eharEr ~ she men ilf means
% such diatuciiss marks ~ 5deutin.
saflau IL Ia possible suH an officer
who does not know thr uame of sv-
cry man % take uotr II ths workman
who ioiferr over his Work or ~ 10 a.
ahs we'd iulng careless ar insfil eisnt
work Thus aYrtem = very eiaee
and annoying espionage may b.
maiuihinei and fhr meu Knowing the
liability 10 such surteiiianer. IL is ar
Eued. VII h. likely "a ta their beet
- meet THE requirement. - fhrir
superiorH The men. however resent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS

Wednesday Morning - There ls
good business In nearly all the mar
kets this week. and the supply ~
everything Is becoming moro pIcnti-
ful
In the grain market oats are Still
very plentiful on the ears at sr-
attic 50 per ton Is being paid. but
orders placed for future can be- fiIed
at much tower prices. Chopped feed
has dropped 81 IN TIE lavt week.
while steam rolled barley evidences
an advance.
Small HHh are becoming more plen
tiful and hereafter the market is
likely 10 hr we'll stocked with every
kind. The prices ON small Hah are
usually staple, and dealers are not
looking FOR ANY changes In price be-
cause 81 the Increased supply.
Poultry h. becoming more picntl-
fuf but chickens are still being puf.
chased by tho dealer at l3Ht4c This
price IL not likely To hold firm very
long
Fruits and vegetables n all kinds
are plentiful. CunteIopos and nut
meg melons are drug on the mar
ket ut any price. one dealers dis
posed nf "a quantity Of cautelnpes
yesterday AZ 40c. Another dealer iH
holding a carload Of eantelopes and
nutmeg melons on Ice, waiting for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-06
AMERICAN RUIZ: is
Desired IN CUBA
They See the Effects of Strict Honesty
in Handling of Money.

Tho arvt step was 60 reduce the taxes
aue-half. aud efli the governor ser-
erat REPORTS collection Of 81 oo1 600
Whefraa spain, with double the taN-
alton. never reported "a collection az
more than $40 o0o 0ln This has shown
the intelligence business mon ~ Gu-
ba tat there Ia distinct advunt-
ngv e. them in having the United
States administer their government
even with military control
They see that life and property ate
more secure. that taxation - iisht-
or. and that the expenditures are
more Cor puhlic improvements. Whieh
arr taking their eities out uf tho eat
ssoty of pest halsa" and making
them as healthy as any eltics In the
world.
: large proportion II the people In
Havana. Santiago and other cities
where the Improvement over Span
ssh adm' niatratlop has been most
pronounced have tafna ta the eouHiu.
SION that thrN want tn remain under
the protection ana sim uistratiuu ~
5hc Emitted states government
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is90 fish licenses Tor different kinds
Of gear and traps thus FAR this year
Tn. number ls probably In excess Of
1900 and wiil amount TO fully 1000
by the close ~ the year.
This repreaents the total for tho
entire state for traps. wclrs. Hcines
ana all appliances on the sound. Co
lumbia river willapa and Grays
harbar The state IL divided into
four districts ana there are several
different kinds ~ licenses but they
are all numbered couaecutively. pa
that large numbers do not mean Il
represents that many licenses ~ a
certain kind issued 100 certain dis
trIet This has been Interpreted ar
ferentiy In many places ard the cx-
PLANTATION has to be made often"
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the innovation. and say they viii
carry the matter 50 the secretary in
their opposition to what they pro-
nuunee a tyraHnieai and humHihuug
rule. The badges have not been given
ont 20 an the men yet but the yard
and dock men 90 tho mum Ser ~ nifty
are now wearing them. and 70 ia
known that the yard authorities have
ordered 400 badges or tags. M that
unless the men frirhten tho officers
or. u ls likely that M vill boz asked
10 ve9r Thorn Whether this rcnu-
lation - intended Tor adoption In
other navy Yards o. not disclosed.
but u ~ believed that the experiment,
VIII be tried frst here al the wash.
lnEton yard before u - undertaken
eIacw here.
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Now York Celebration.

NEW YORK sept s=Ths pro-
Erumme - the two DAYS celebration.
September - and -. IN honor y Al
uiral Dewey. has been practically
decided upon az follows
THURSDAY. september e Admiral
Dewey arrives on che Olympia. prob.
ahiy In the afternoon The Olympia
viii anchor al The heal ~ the Line u
Rear Admiral Shmpsan's squadron.
which VIII De- a. Hur har awaiting the
admiral OF Tampkinsville After the
exchange = e3uffesies by Rear Ad-
miral sampson and other naval on
GERS. Mayor Van Wyrk vii be taken
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The Dewey Home Fund.

WASHINGTON. u. e.. Sept g.
Frank VsnderJip. chairman ~ the
Dewey horne fund. and Ellis ~ Rob
efta, treasurer. today issued the fol-
lowing statement q the public re-
EardinK the fund.
THs Dewey horne fund now ~.
eseds 81 90 In the hands - the
treasurer. from sflsgs contributors
With sums reEatinx about tis.s1o
or $4,000 reported a. aabHeri bed. stlu
held by local committees and sub
#erinefa
Delay has occurred tn raising the
fund bY reason # published rumara
that Admiral Dewey has declined e.
accept the proposed alft The r,m-
mittee has net received any dFri.ua-
ton from him. and. on the contrary.
has every reason to believe that h.
viii accept "a gracious ant pre-
c5gus testimonial = hor1r. purchased
faf him m the name - - many 81
his admirfng frii1W citizens
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PUGET SOUND NATURAL
OYSTER BEDS RUINED
Protection Has Been Delayed too Long,
According to Fish Commissioner.

TACOMA. sept. s-Deputy Fish
Commissioner a. y. Buardmau has
returned from trip To s'4mish bay.
where he had gone TO inv. gate the
condition 81 the natural oytspr beds
IN that vicinity lie brings the story
that the natural beds are practically
ruined through lack " attention. the
work Of star fiah and the eaEefness
Of oyster men. who gathered the BIZ
valves without taking care Of the
supply.
This same condition. Mr Board
man says, prevails In all the states
natural beds. ~ IL too late now to
remedy ~ % save the original supply.
and II In probable what remedial ac-
ton is taken viii be By private enter
prise
The fisheries department Mr..
BOardman says mas issued about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-06

WASHINGTON. n. g. sept. g.
Preparations Tor tho celebration In
Washington Of Admiral Dewey's re-
turn are going forward with system
attic dispatch. The railroads have
been rapidly Increasing their siilngs
for storage d trains Of visitors. ard
II - confidently stated that they can
bring into the rity FULLY seoeoo people
as they did at the time of the Grand
Army eneamnmsnti In iss2. a unique
Incident q the work % preparation
will be the medal that VIII be- struck
OF q give 20 each 81 the many CONT
mitteen,en engaged on the various
branches % the celebration. II h %
b. made Of metal from one Of ths an
tique Spanish cannon captured by
Admiral Dewey at Cavite. Il VII
bear the relief portrait % the admit
al and an Inscription suitably de-
scribiuE the victory at Manila hay.
II has been decided 20 erect two
stands for the national reception 70
mansions at the east front OF the
United States capital building. where
the president wiii present to the ad-
mirai the sword voted 20 him. and
the other from which the admiral.
President Mckinley TIE invited
guests and others should view the
Dewey night parade. at the south
front 81 the treasury building. where
President johnson and Cen SAer-
man witnessed the grand review af-
ter the war % the rebellion. Il was
also determined that the reviewing
portion Of the stand from which Ad-
mlrai Dewey. President Mckinley
and the others should vieW the ap-
preaching parade should be cor
sfructed a. a reproduction ~ the
bridge Of the flagship olympia. from
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Ladies' Wish to March.

NEW YORK sept s-Mrs. Alex
auIe9 C3l1diues ~ Cleveland. has
written 70 the Dewey reception rre.
eutiFe committee. az commander ~
tho White Escort - Cleveland. ask
lnR Tor a place Ia the line during che
parade. she describes her command
az consisting y ia young ladies. all
dressed IN pure white and carrying
bright SILK Hays. The letter vas FOR.
var.ied - Gen Roe. eho has charge
u the makeup - the iaad parade
Gen. Roe SAID the other daF that
only military organizations would
have a place In thr line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-09-06

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Sept e.
Developments Ia Cuba siuer the
United States took control with Wtti-
tary occupation have made the al
ministration cautious about pledges
given to the revolutionary party
These developments had much g. 10
with the presidents non-committal
proclamation IN ordering census 20
the island Fer the nrst time In many
Years cuba has had safety for lifr
and property and an orderly govern.
ment. For the first time In It's his
tory the island has an economical
administration ~ its uunirs.
This has had a remarkable intlu-
eucc on the Intelligent GLASSES and
the men % property and response
hllity In the island They realize that
for the first time in their history
there has been stricf aCeountiuE 20
the revenues and expenditure. And.
also. for the FIRST thine they can see
that the expenditures arr made Tor
the henent of the ueople ~ Cuha
When the United states assumed
control with military government
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Mrs DIR sW =1urf1Hh ana moderated
baihs nervous - akHeas ehrHulc disf as
IS oured res4Iarr tus Is raelnc Blk
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q New Cold Country.

MIN%EAPOt1s MINI. Sept g.
a special from Mine Center. ont.
sayF What the diaroverrr claims to
be a new mining district has been
found by M lting of tho Sawbil
lake region. east of here lie ana
% companion have been prospecting
north " ffa Canadian PHeInc road
and g. miles from the linz, almost
direct north from B1uhour station.
they found a district possessing rich
veins Of gold bearing quartz Both
KinE and his companions have taken
up claims which are aald TO carry
free milling gold In rich quantity.
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1aloaf oUll0tas tAD coaIaAcIogs.

ISL slNtts toiiI CD.
NII-1E En.-n.l CaIleEe I'll Win 81
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LARGE ORDER FOR
LUMBER FOR AFRICA

KANSAS CRY. sept AN order
for GO. o0e 90 fc,t 81 southern yellow
pine. the largest single or,irr In the
history 81 the ium1sr trade. for use
in the construction II Cecil Rhodes
proposed Cap- q Cairo road iu AZ
rica. f. said t. have been ,auaum-
mated
According . the Star lumber deal
ess ana fsi road officials Interested
understand that the negotiations are
ended and that 20 miles alpug scver-
at rexas and Louisiana railroads are
under contract ga Hll the order
The mtIi owners are said 60 b. TN
der bend "a furnish the lumber With
Ia two years
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rye -four g. % per leo lbs ln io-lh
sacks. split pens. loO-th rsekr. {. -.
split peas. - 90 PEI ZOO lbs iu zi-lb
boxes. pearl harley. 1tsi per ie9 lbs
in nnekH. ROLLED barley. SO o.
wheat makes. 7a-lb boxes. 81 ssQ
80. wheat nnkeH. to per case of
50 2.lb pkEa. fancy rolled oats. g. ~
per bale IN azib sarla. corn meai.
yellow. 1850 per Dbl IT, 5o-lb sacks.
corn meal white. - DO per Dbl In 10
o. HnchH. hugkWhcat Hour. pure. 70
20 per Dbl In t0elb sac Ks. cracked
wheat 81 per biol To- sp-tb sacks.
steel cut oatmeal 60 90 per Dbl in 10
lb sacks. graham -four. $50 per lbI
ln s0-ih sacks. Whole wheat hour. u
per Dbl IN to-Ib sacks. rye meal. 49,
per Dbl In t0-th sacks. re hour. -
Ter bhi. fancy relied oats. $50 lbs net
la bills i52s. fancy rolled oats. g0-fb
sacks. 800. fancy rolled oats. per
case. ts75. chop. fd-ib sacks. so 90
diary COW chop. i9=tb rarks. 1900
coffee 0abbinEj Green = Naeha.
Per 10. 600 sic. Java. per ID. ga Zse
Costa Hlca. choice pr ib. ladite.
tgua ated -Afbueke'N iu ioaib eaera.
per loo lbs. fI2ss. caz'h cases. per 100
lhH. 1tz7 20. s6-lb eaBeH, per 100 lbs
ylzls. lava. ta=ib uas. Ter DO. &c
sack sac. Alden Mocha. g1ize Cara
cola. S.. Guatemala. 2lci ground
coffee. 1890. Lion. icaa 81 70. Gsr
Slg3s. Sc. ti2ts
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Work on BattIeships.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Sept. g.
Work on the blttl.ship WIsear sin
has been delayel on account ~ the
non-arrivat ~ The armor and con
ming tower "a scun la these ars put
IN place the WtsconHiu viii be- ready
for her trial trip. Tho mRchineHY IL
al finished, but some Of the armgr
y ~ not arrive FOR six months.
The frame Of the new battie.hig
Ohio ~ up and stem and stern posts
are in place. TIE construction NJ The
three torpedo boat d.stroyers Is pro-
crossing rapidly.
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Lightning Missed hlm.

MOUaCcO. Sept d Mulai Add.
rI- Ariae. thu sultan of Mnrorru, had
thunderstorm. when an eirrtrir bolt
killed several penpie. lueludlnE two
court uahetH. VIM were standing
within fcW foe. of his majesty The
occasion was The bltthlay uf the pre-
phot and the sultan waa receiving
Or hal Eifta in the qnadHpvia uf the
u.tilpt
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CAKE WALKER
NOT WANTED

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Sept e-The
pupils o. the colored high school. who
are eligible 20 enter the normal class
Reid meeting this Afternoon - pro
test aEains, the retention ~ S. -
Johnson. who was recently elected a
teacher Of the normal class. \ eom-
mittee was appointed to lay tie mat
ter before the school board. They
claim. amonk other things. that
johnson vas a cake walker prior In
his appointment as teacher The
protest argues that no cake wax
er'' stoult be Installed IN a public
school 20 teach children hpw u read
and write and act.
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THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
KING COUNTY sa.

n NJ WI. y HHf
In the Justice Court DuwamIsh Pre-
cinet. before Henry Carson Justice.
To the Juneau Trading company. a
corparatinn. and 20 q. W, y. John
son and II. /. Johnson, his wife, de-
fendauts.
In the name OF the State ot Wash
lnFtan YOU are hereby notified that
the Globe Wall Paper company. a
CORPORATION, has filed complaint
against You IN said court which Will
come on to he heard at my office In
Seattle I'm King County, Washington.
ON tho 26sh day OF September, \. D.,
1899. at tho hour OF o'clock a. m.
ana unless You appear and then and
there answer. the same Will b.
taken ms confessed. and demand "
plaintiff granted. The object and de-
mand Of said complaint Is to re-
cover from you seventy five dollars
and 80 cents. with interest from July
18TH, 1896. for goods wares aud mer-
chandisc sold and delivered you at
your request
Complaint filed July 18th. 1890.
HARRY CARSON, ]. p.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

building permit. nave been Issued
To- August M"horn fpr rsualrs ht
sl4 SECOND avenue, tn cost ftaa. GhBs.
J johnson Ia build a one story frame
rraidcnee at brooklyn O. cost t1po.
Miss MAY sylvester 90 build "a two
atpfS frame residence at tii Twenty
SECOND avenue north Go cost 81 0o.
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Notice of Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual meeting Of the Stock
holders OF the Seattle and North
western Mining and Stock Exchange
will be held at the eompanys office,
10 a. IN. Thursday. September II,
next, for the election OF trustees.
JOHN USHER. jr., Sec.
Dated Seattle, Wash.
Aug. Fl, 1899,
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witch Admiral Dewey gave his "a
NOUS order To Capt. uudley.
When sou are ready. Gridley. Yau
may fire
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Green Frait johhInr1 California
late Valencia. ts0a case: lemons
s. aaf4tno. apples 'srTfl ~ per b.
bananas. s. EOS % uet bunch. sweet
apple elder. 2or tsr KHian. nrashrs
nrauEr eiiuEs. 6fusee box. craven.
stiffness. fl1s khefl IS. 81 sb4 10
rsaphrrfjen { Ser vase. rurrantn
81 uaui =. water melons. 81 nofiz 30
rherriea. 1o85se California grapes.
ssraii -. uearn. 81 %. California
piums $3.50. native piums sic
California nutmeg mriauEH. s0eatt.
IfniIau tlfunan. G.
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Fresh Meat Oobblagl coy beef
&c per ID. stssr beef Gisc per ID
mutton. wcther. So pc 10. pork. ~,
per 10. veal. large. &c per ID. small
Ior
Provisions OobhlnEl--iiams. large
fstse. hams. small. &c. breakfast bs.
con. ne. dry ssltei sides. 1ac. Rex
Sc.
Lard uohhinE1 Home made. Pc
IN. 1Ar White star. g.. ~aln special
SO lard compound. tisresr. C; Hex
sac.
Fresh Fish D1bhinEl -tfalibut ~ Z
ttsr salmon eH5c FOUNDERS. 3nic
s3les. sHsr. rock cod. smec. shrmps
So Hmclt. 74tc. OYSTER. olympia. 8
% per sack. 81 10 Pee gallon. CLANS
81 30 PEI sack. Dunrenesa crabs. live
no. cooked. 81 20. ling cod. Soc
black cod. fa5c. bass. Jusc.
Nuts
Nuis-walnuta. per 10 sacks. iac
black wainuts. iar pecans. Toe. aim
onis. fancy. soft shell. tsalsc. aim
ondH. No. 2 i5c. peanuts. 7e. pine
ioc. coclarutH. per dozen. stdeoc
tumhar and Building Material
Logs Superior quality. per II. 40
l nr 1851. merchandise mr.. per 81
81 50as. No ! cedar. 1907. common
per II. itU5. spruce logs. $3.50. cedeI
shiuEir bolts. t2H27s.
Fir Lumber Rough, 50. thick IN
ishrd. surfaced. one or two sides. =
10 aud is inches wide. tItd2o. length
- % iG feet. special lengths. i0c pc
n extra. oue-ineh finish, tt5ais. al
vertical grain. 81 rcr N extra. floor
ing. dressed and matched. fiSM2i
stock boards. s-iHch. t2uls. io-inch
50 51ais. fe-inch. tis0ia. fencing. No
4 or s-ineh finish. 80 Nc ?. 81, V Of
channel rustic ~ drop siding, weigh
, COO lbs. tii4it. ar timber. jolstH an'
seantlinrs. rough s. 5oUt6 = 8 =
f950a rs. $ 4 s.. SilatA. box boards
Pinch ard up, ST..
Washington Red Cedar Lumber
Rough, So bevel siding. weight 90
lbs. uiGi5.5o. ceiling. weights Nos
!. 2. and 2. 5-s-lnch. / 70n lbs. Nos
l, and ,. 7s-lncH. 700 los. tlam27
wnlnscoting. sioati. rustic, f2au2s
~ shingles. 81 %. standard shin
giles. $40 t-inch finish, Il. u and 4
feet, f2iu 81. thick firtsh, 22HHdb, &c
dar squares. Z. \. 9 and 10 feet. tstt
90. pickets. So.
Kiln dried. 81 In advance OF green
drayagc. soc
JobbIng Quotations.
The iobbing quotations today wer'
as follows.
Sugar dobblnE) G. In bhls
$3.50, extra G. IN bbls. 30. powder
ed. t5.s5. dry graduated, $3.50. cube
{a.Si. spot cash prices.
Flour. ctc. GohblngD-Patcnt Tx
eellent, $3.50. Novelty \. S3lo. sta
tbakersD. S2.s5s Centennial. $3.50, Col
Rock. Sis. California brands. $500
corn meal. yellow. 81 Is per 100 lbs Il
lo-lb sacks $500 bbl lo-lb sacks
corn meal white. si.75 per 100 lbs Fl
lob sacks. 500 bbl In a0-lh sack
buckWheat Hour. pure, $3.50 pc
90 lbs tn 10-lb sacks. cracke'
wheat. s225 per 100 lbs In 10
u racks. fariuo. sass per 10
pounds In t0-lb sacks; steel Gu
oatmeal. $3.50 per 100 lbs In lo-lI
sacks. graham Hour tL5h per 100 ID
In lO-lb sacks. whole wheat nour. 81.
50 per 100 lbs In ION sacks. ry
meal, $40 per 100 lba in i0-lb sacks
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better prices but the prospect ia
very slender
Fall buHHeHa has bright outlook
Joe every line. aud &C. merchants are
looking forward 90 "A profitable Hsuf.
uua business.
The following prices are helns of.
fefed "a the producer by the local
dealers for drlltery ln round lots on
the dock or Zoo the car ~ Seattle.
Grain oats, t2ieo. barley. 80
wheat chicken feed. tl1 20. bran. tit.
shorts. $500.
Hay ruEct sound. per ton. t6ad %
Eastern Washington timothy. ILL.,
ulg. alfalfa. yaul0.
EREa strictly fresh ranch Sic.
nutter Fresh ranch. SGl0e. bcst
creamery alNHHr.
Poultry Chickens. live. i3aiie.
ducks, re. turkeys. Zoe goose. Toe.
Live stock Choice beef cattle
cows, f0 ii#r3 steers. 3AUiac. good
hogs. live b0i'sg. hogs. dressed. &c
calves. dressed. large &c. small. gc
calves. large. live. tc5 small. g..
Hides. frita and Wool Heavy
sound. saltsd steers. over 60 lbs. SIC
medium sound. per N. s.. Hight
sound. under 10 lbs. FAC. COWS. sound
an WriEhta, 5'ae stays, bulls and exeH
tute. saitrh kipH 7lsc. ealyea. per No.
SIC. green hides. n less than saitcd
dry hides. per H. Ice. dHy cults. one.
third lees summer deer. per ~. 2ga
zee. winter deer. dry. ia i6e. papery
deer. sdi2c. dry olks. pul0e. green
elk. tHsc sheep prlts. 2iUa5e. shear,
llnEs. isuese. Eastern Washington
wool $40 Western Washington wool
igtsc. dirty ar timber burned. iotsc.
tailaw. zis41c.
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per rack. carrots. per sack. facWssc.
1ttatc per 10. string beans - per 10.
81 SOL e. per sack pear. gusr. s-ron
corn. t54 eoz per dox. cueumbsrs. eou
asc. tumatasr. fat. California sweet
potatoes. 8 60 per ia0 lbs. bet pep.
pets. t=00Ht 81. native onions. 81 COZ
California ONIONS q .pH %. garlic.
t- IL. German pFunes sos6 81 90. crab
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