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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

"snowfalls on the river IL SANITOI.
TOOTH POWDER Is used It's delight
fully refreshing. cooling and wholesome
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Sleeper to Roanoke, Va, S:S4 a. m,
Daily.
Sleeper TO Norfolk. Va. 12:i5 noon daily
via NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lines
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
NOTICE.
MARRIED.

BoYD-KERR-On September L. 1874 at 81.
Louis. Mo-. BY the Reverend John l. Brand;
Of The First Christian Church. Esnrna SANFORD
ken TO joseph D. 3. BOYD. bota of Wash
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Mrs. Mary Wright of No sos Won Yer
sen avenue reported yesterday that n tin
box containing $50 had been stolen from
the dining-room OF her house. Two ne
groes who had access to the room have
disappeared.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
: rec
Wine

We want to send you FREE. costing you sbso-
lutely nothing. Trial bottle Of ''Drslos's pa1.
Oetts Wtoe." Drop us . postal and 10 cones D.
times people took wine for the stomach's sake"
But the modern grape wine II not good either
for stomach. brain or pocket Dy1ke'S Phi
metto Wine" fs vastly different Is comss
gushing from the paim-fruit OF our own sunny
South Il IL . superb appetizer. tonic and nerye
bracef. It cleans and purines the blood and
thus feeds brain and Drawn. Il builds up
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Albert Beard. tire Reverend J. II. Leet. the
Reverend W. II Chamberlain. Mrs. N. E
Chamberlain. the Re'erend s r. Anderson. gu
perlufr.erary.
Thete eyar.ei!sts work In the United States
al iarre- The next annual conference Will meet
In PsAsg cah. KY. In Saptembar. iS6-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

VIII give another of his magnificent pyro-
technical exhibitions IN the Stadium at
the World's Fair tonight at 7:l5 o'clock
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
no u..eil Meki.Iex Me.....,.

At the meeting Of the William Mckinley
Monroe School. Winnebago street and
South Broadway. tonight nnai arrange
snents will be made for the unyeiItne OF
the Mckinley monument.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

A farewell reception will be given in
honor OF Mrs. Jessic Sherwin Ashton and
other missionaries who are about to de-
part for India at the Vanguard Mission.
Twenty-third street and Chouteau avenue.
thia syenipg.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

Via vandalin- Pennsylvania. 1870 noon;
barber shop. ladies' maid; observation
compartment car. etc. Ticket ofhce, Sew
enth and Olive stfeets-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

The Pittsburgh Special
Sis .. m. daily via alia-Pennsylvania
arriving Pittsburgh a:l5 p. m next DAY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

InterestinE articles by Marie Corel.
II. and by Marshall r. wilder. the
Eamorist. In next Sundays Republic
Magazine.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20
Mary Institute,

A department Of Washington rnivers!ty will
opea N THURSDAY s-P;e.ser =: entrano. eI-
SIl..Eatfons Will lie held Tuesday arc W.sr-s
cay. September - and =. at 3 o'clcck IN the
IIsI.nins. applicants for admission requested
20 nls their spp,lcaton- immediately as tbs
SsAti.s ca Dacity oS :he school 10 limited.
z II. SEARS PrincpaL
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

CROWLEY-On Sunday. September Is. 1904. At
~ D. ~. John Crowley. beloved OF the
/ late John and Msrv Crowley sad brother Of
Ars Patrick FoRarty. Funeral from family
sssidenee No. 1as Dickson street. "wednesday.
September N- at $50 a m. to ST. Bridget s
Chdrch thence TO Calvary Cemetery Friends
invited tn aftend
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

cARROLL-On Sunday, September Is 1sf.
a. i:is O'Clock a m. Annie X. beloved daush-
ter OF Anna Carroll and the iste John E. Car,
toil and sister Of John, Nora, Maria Jerry and
Nellie Carroll The funeral viii take place
Thursday. I'D Inst. at SD o'clock a. m. from
family residence. No. sia Schoteld place to
Al Saints Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Friends are invited TO attend. BIooklyn and
Jamaica. n Y. and San Francisco. Gal. pa
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

WATSON Monday, September 10. 1sN at
~ p m William A.. beloved son Of William
Sr Srra5s ana aeata., The funeral viii take pis &c
,so,s, Est inst. 4; ss o'clock a m.
70 q. Leos Church, thence to Calvary Cem-
ete2 FRIENDS are invited to attend
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

BRADY-SuddenIy. Monday August - 1854
Brysn Brady. aeed q years Funeral from
at a m. to 81. Rors's Church. thence to Cal
vary Cemetery. Interment private.
CLENEES-On the 18th irxt,. Helen l.
Clemens. widow OF the late Doctor James W
cler1ens The funeral will take place from
81. xaviers Church on Tuesday. 18th inst, at
, ocfock Q. N. lntsrment private.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-09-20

FITZWILLIAM-on Sunday. September IS
1904. et clock o. m. Bertha L. FitzwiIIlam
tne: LIMO wife of Ed p. F1tzwiiliam and
mother OF Mabel Marie F.tzwiIIIan. Funeral
day. september %. az o'clock a m. to Church
of the Holv Rosary. thence 20 Calvary Gene
teV. Inte-ment private. Evansville Ind ::
Chester. Ill. and New Orleans papers please
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31

ea provide Tor
reduction made lie levy for bat II was
expected activity the chamber In investigating tho
caused slight modification OF tho plans Instead Of
tho chamber show them that they and should
reduce rates. the members OF the committee are going to got In and
exposed They will Give
duced tho % tho city New Years prea-
ent accompanying II With little note 20 the effect mat they are
condition fund such that rates
They dark
prepare the statistical suoeuge by which they VIII excuse fu-
selves for past neglect and explain how they have accomplished the
delightful trick
might mentioned that reduction OF rates Ia
subject that haunting minds Of the farseenE
aoons before they tho levy for the COM
The discussed the Of the republican
city committee tho municipal II the
republican reduction Of
would be good campaign slogan the
vewwho thought espedent maintain present
profits In tho
majority and carried the day AZ consequence the kept
quite
Councilman circular IN the
paign and advocated a reduction
II stated authority commit
e went to Councilman Murphy. who then democrat and
asked him 70 Introduce ordinance providing Tor the reduction
Murphy consistently refused he did To make dema
gogic play the galleries" time not
the opporune shortly Dalon introduced his ordnance
and although he claims that the committee had nothing
70 do With It, Is safe to say they did not feel unndy towards
pauon very carefully pre-
pared ana TIE ordinance nov under preparation " the finance com
mittee viii probably he mnutey iadousy revised
Water rates In this city are not low compared with some
Gilman naulton certainty corresponding
dence consumers for Be- enta month While de rate here A. 40
appears quite surplus earnings
levy could kept
by making transfers from the fund
Ing the maupuatona by clever articles Of bookkeeping From
1880 effort
each fund
become reckless this
merc investigating committee In discussing the this
ing said;
cunning iuEgisry deception Of tho
people during period Of IL the manipulation Of the
department funds reminds the Chadwick
scarcely credible that entrusted with important public
hil would
had trusted them DID the eomptroes
he mt truth.
printed nor have the people ever
from The
earnings Of the political
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
The RECORD FOR 1904 UHREPoRTEo

Definite reduction Of be taken
By within weeka Those crafty members Who have
possible have
reached They going 70
give the chamber and other citizens further
opportunity financial record Of the water
department the deeper Il probed
Neither committee going
explain proceedings that
%
Instead according members Of the council who believe
they something Of what going behind the scenes Chair
planning startling
Realizing Of rates be and must Be made
Rude backing him have made frame
Dauon member who first proposed
reduction steadily for It. BY making
more sweeping reduction Dautou proposed In this
the water that they
we're determined the democrat Not only viii
rates reduced per the schedule Of prices
viii be completely rarranged 50 that the Manufacturers vi" get
daproporonaey large Rates charged where
met are as viii be revised.
going reduction than II want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
ERICKSON IN
MORE TROUBLE

Contractor c. J. Erickson has got
ten into some more trouble In re
grading Second avenue. and II he
does not sxtrieate himself by Mon
day the board Of works IL liable %
take his contract away from him
For two weeks Erickson has been
unable To dump his dirt In tho
southern part Of the city. owing to
the refusal OF the Northern Pafific
railroad company TO allow II 90 be-
dumped on its property. Work on
the reErnde has consequently lag
ged. and the Seattle Electric chm
pany IL unable to operate its dump
cars. The octopus also is nov
Rrieved at Erickson II IL also los
Ing money. II is said. on Erickson y
account
Chairman Mullen. Of the streets
committee. and the board OF works
are attempting 20 straighten things
out for Erickson so that the big
steam shovel can do It's share OF the
work once more.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31

board and inspect the steamship
will be announced some time
during the latter part Of next week.
A soon as she ia In readiness. the
work Of oVerhsullng the engines
Will be commenced IN earnest A
certain amount IT minor work has
been accomplished on the vessel
while She was "a the buukera
Before the alEhtseera will be al
lowed IN board her sac will have 20
b. cleaned Ia order % prevent the
dirt and coal dust which Of neceu-
aitY falls about the decks Of the
vessel. from being tracked into the
cabins and staterooma when the
Minnesota e. finally thrown opon
to the public tho same precautions
Will b enforced 20 prevent too
many people cfowdinK the wharvea
AZ the same time. This iH done
merely 10 prevent accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
APPLICANTS
INCREASED

Applications FOR admission 10 the
different branches Of the army and
navy OF the United States for the
year Of 1904 show a gratifying In
crease over the enlistments for the
previous year. During The year
about 20 end there have been 3sT
enllstmeuia. while during the year
1903 there were but zoe. making an
Increase OF i1S Tor the present year
The total applicants for admis-
sion amounted 10 732. but. owing 20
their physical condition. 3s5 men
we're debarred The month OF De-
eember. 1904. holds the record. there
being leo applicants for admission
Z to the service OF Uncle sam. OF this
number s. we're debarrod.
During the month OF November
there we're ~ applications. 50 OF
which were rejected. az they were
unable 20 pass the required examin-
alton. The Officers in charge Of the
local office say they are greatly
pleased with the showing made by
/ the Seattle office. When the office
was first Installed here. II was
thought the number OF applications
would not warrant the retaining OF
an office here. The increase
shown. according to the statements
OF the officers in charge. Will very
likely tend 10 obllterate all ques.
ttons Of removing the local office.
The majority OF the men apply
10 artillery. although this Is the
severest branch Of the army After
the artillery the men seem to favor
the infantry and cavalry. other
branches do not appear TO be as
n0uutar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
SUSPECTS
ARRESTED

In the arrest Of Frank ". Peter
son and Prank Allen the police be-
ileve they have solved two crimes.
Tho Arst Is the robbery OF Harry
Thompson. a logger. IN the Alki
saloon. last Christmas night. and
the second IL the attempted robbery
Of the New York bakery. This af-
ternoon the victims will ondeavor 20
Identify the alleged hold-ups.
Thompson has already positively
Identified one Of the men arrested
az the man with whom he done n
tWo-step In the Aiki saloon. after
which dance. he found his watch
chain dangling from his vest pocket
with the watch gone. besides this,
money was missed.
Peterson says he IL a cook aud
Allen claims to be a baker by
trade Employees 81 the New York
bakery turned over 10 the police an
accurate description OF the two
thugs that attempted to rob their
place one early morning about a
week ago. They were caught ia the
act. bat allowed to go upon a salts
factory explanation Of the matter
Afterwards the matter was reported
TO the police. who have since been
trying 20 locate them. The credit
OF the catch goes 10 PutroImen
Bergstrom and Christensen. who
have had Thompson In tow since
the day he was robbed and have
only been waiting for him 10 get
sufficiently sober 10 identify the
men. who have been watched since
the robbery occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
SHAWMUT To
Be REPAIRED

The repairs 80 the steamship
shawmut u the Boston Steamship
company. which IL due TO arrive a
this port about Ianuasy "a. 1905. me-
eessitated as the result % The yea-
sci EoinR aahors In the harbor q
HanEknuz last summer. wi be made
az the Hhlpyarda % Moran urea In
Tits city. On her arrival hero
The amount 81 money expended
la the repairing % the vessel viii
aggregate some f2o.hoo. according 70
rough eatofnste aa announced BY
the officials % the company this
morning The @hawmat while on
The ways viii receive new stern
frame. which was damaged during
the accident.
while her damaged frame ala not
useeHaitate the vessels lying no. u
has been thought better hy the Off
oiaiH q the company 20 insert an
entirely new frame The old frame
q the vessel was bent somewhat.
but her seAworthiusaa Was In no
way impaired
The weasel viii Be iaid up far
some tifss while her improvements
are being made.
The officials OF the company have
not aa yet announced their inten-
ton of chartefinK another vessel q
take the run scheduled for the
shawmut. The ghnwmut VIII be
forced 20 forcFo one trip 70 the
Orient according TO the date aliot-
ted her.
q vas reported this morning
among the shipping men OF the city
that the steamship Garonne would
take the run for one trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
DISAPPEARED

Albert Simmons. the prosecuting
witnsS ia the case against Frank
iiafbert. Ed Hafbert and Harry
Adams. Jointly accused Of The crime
Of larceny from tho person. Lao
either been bought Off. iutimldnted
OF spirited out Of tbs city. The
case has been set over for one week
while the police attempt 10 locate
the missing simmonn without
Simmons. the atate's ease must be
dismissed and all that Is 10 De
gained BY the arrest Of the men now
being held r. the fact that The
license OF the Mug saloon. a tender
-l0in resort. will not be renewed.
II was not the intention OF the
proprietor. Adams. also missing
since the robbery. 10 renew the
license. 20 the police had the ex-
perience without any direct results.
simmons NJ first declared his in
tenttona Of staying with the case.
but II lie nov generally believed that
he has been called off and the case
Will ultimately be dismissed Sim
mons IL a British subject and b. be-
lieved 10 be across the line at this
time. No process OF law can bring
him back against his viii.
lie was robbed Of 1926 and the
money was split up among five dif-
ferent persons Evelyn billiard and
8. T. Mack turned states evidence.
The case was Investigated and the
men arrested by Patrolman Tim
Ryan and City Detective Adams.
who are somewhat ereatfallen at the
turn OF affairs. No blame Is at
tached 10 the police. or even the
prosecuting attorneys office Sim
mons r. 20 be eensnred for his ac-
tiona IN leaving the state IN the
lurch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
SALES ARE INCREASING

Real estate selling has started 20
boom again. now that the holidays
are about over. In a way that prom
iaes n good start for the new year.
During the latter part OF the week
there has been two or three sales
that are OF importance and several
moro are pending.
One lot on the southeast corner Of
First avenue and Virginia street.
owned by 8. 9. Bailey. was sold 10
n. G. Henry for 81. 500 The sale
was carried out by the MeGraw &
KittinEer Real Estate company.
Tho northwest corner Of Spring
and Harvard was sold to o II. p
Laferry for $4,000 This was sold
BY the MeGraw 4 KlttlnFer com
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31

A load Of Is. 900 volts Of electricity
will be turned into the new munic-
ipal sub-station AZ Seventh and Yes
Ter this evening. by that time Il is
believed that the big feed wires that
carry the power from Cedar falls to
this city will be connected up AZ
Renton 80 that the current can be
turned into the station BY Mon
day Superintendent Ross will prob
ably be able to illuminate the sub
station. Lighted up. Il will make a
beautiful appearance at night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
GUESTS At THE
THEATERS

This afternoon IA little boys and
girls from Mother RythetB home.
the Orphans home and the Home
for the Frisndleaa are having the
time 81 their lives. They are the
guests Of the Aieazur. the Orpboun
aud the Central thoatetH at the Sat
urday matinee.
Car fare FOR the lit youngsters
was furnished gratis by col A. J.
nirthen. who wHn appealed 20 after
the Seattle Electric company bad
fatty refused TO contribute trans
poftatlon for the pleasure excursion
Of the little orphans. w. Murlin,
who arranged the treat. viii round
the youngsters up after the matinee
and see that they are safely tucked
under the WING 81 their protectors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
~ YoRK sTocKs.

Atchison. Ss1-s. sT5-s. srs-si
AmaIgamaied Copper. II Ia. 50 "a.
Il: Baltimore a Ohio. 104 Us.
i83 Is. lQ4 rs. Brooklyn Rapid
Transit. 81 Ia. 80 SIS. 81 Ia: Can
adian Pacific. i32 "a. ls3 Ia.
is2f-2: Chicago Great Western.
s31-s. ala. - rs: &. +. & l..
47l-s. is. as Ia. 4. Q. q l..
Il IL. 20 rs. II as: Erie common,
81 "a. s7u-S. 81 IL; Manhattan.
les. 16s. 1885, Metropolitan, 40 i-2.
10 Is. l2oI-2: Louisville q Nash
vile. ite ID. i3s Ia. lSs Ia; Nor
folk. so. 7g7-S. SO: Peoples Gas.
107. log SIS los SIS Pennsylvania.
i3s. 1877 rs. I3S -; Reading. 70 SIS.
59i-S. 7s SIS: Rock Island common.
80 Us. IS rs. sc: Southern Pacific,
IS L.. 65 IL. 81 Sd; ST. Paul, 172.
if1s- Ill a.: Sugar, la Us,
I42. 1915: Union Pacific. ia is,
lf8i-4. 1884,: United states Steel
common. 30 Sd. 2s "a. 50; United
states Steel preferred, % IS, % SIS.
% rs
wheat-LiverpOo wheat opaued
and closed unchanged from yesterS7
dya's close. Trading was uncertain
during the first hour and the ice
VAS subject TO several dips rom
early figures. The undertone was
firm and strength developed as an
occasional piece OF huiiiSh news
came in, and the market closed firm
Mt 3-4c higher than yesterdays
close. There Is no lack OF demand.
Cash buyers are active and keep the
prices marked up equal 20 futures.
The present level of prices Is justi-
fled. and we think is proven by the
fact that Il has ben maintained for
dips
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
LEAVESBUNKERS
TOMORROW

The steamship Minnesota. which
has been lying at the Pacific coast
bunkers for the past week. will to-
morrow proceed 10 tho regular
docks Of the Great Northern Steam
ship company. NJ Smiths cove.
The officials Of the company an
nounced this morning that the YES
eel would not be open 10 visitors
tomorrow. The Minnesota has a
considerable amount OF coal yet 10
discharge. and IN addition 10 this
there Is n great deal OF other work
20 be done. which cannot be sue
ccssfuliy accomplished on visiting
days.
The officials further stated tina
the days on which the public ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
BAIL IS
DENIED
NAN PATTERSON MUST STAY
IN JAIL AND MUST FACE AN
OTHER TRIAL
nv scripps News Ass'uJ

NEW YORK. Dec. ai.-May r.
win. the actress. called personally
az The Tomba yesterday and left a
note for Nan Patterson. The an
nounecmont Was made by the girls
counsel thai Miss Irwin had offered
to furnish BAH in tho amount OF
$4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
City Dads Play
Politics With the
City Water Funds
MEMBERS OF FINANCE COMMITTEE ENGAGED IN A GIGANTIC
SCHEME The TAXPAYERS - MANlPuLArioNs OF
pusLle MONEY HAS GOING ON FOR YEARS

In view OF the claim made by Comptroller Rpnger and the
OF exceed $4,000
been diverted each year for the past 10 years nom the water fund TO
the
approximately
$4,000 has been diverted addition the tb00 for the
five challenges the committee show other
comntroers books 20 learn The stars figures not correct
The t2eo0 be raised by general taxation being
the annual interest the 0eo % bonds voted in 1890 The
ell raised provided
for
water department funds the In this the
publican administrations
levy by muletng committee
owned yesterday before the chamber OF committee
thus stealing $4,000 from larger has been d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
FRISCO TRAIN
WRECKED
my aeripr. News A.sa1

SUSAN. Cal. Dee i-southern
Pacific passenger No II. from Port
land. due a. San Francisco last
niKht. but running AZ . special b
Ing several hours behind time. ran
into an open switch here early this
morning. striking a gravel train on
a aidinE.
II. l.. Peters. engineer on the pas
henKnr train wa instantly killed
A number Of pasaenkars we're
slightly bruised.
Peters home h AZ Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
DROWNED

Residents OF Renton were startled
this morning by finding the body
OF ". Porter. a miner. half sub
merged In n pool OF water. The
death was reported to Acting Cor
ouer Wiltsle by Dr. Dickson. OF
Renton. who Investigated tho case.
DR.. Dickson reports that death was
due TO an epileptlo fit. which evil
IDENTIFY overcame him while he was
on his way To work. Tho man had
been dead but a short while when
his body was found by his friends.
who had started a search. He was
80 years OF age. The remains Will
be buried az Renton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31

Hanford. who owns q building adj
iaront "a the alley. appeared before
the board Of works this morning
and protested lie said the base
ment was covered with an Inch OF
water. much 10 tho Inconvenience
Of the tenants thereof and that until
the alley was graded the basement
could not be drained Tho boao6
Informed him that they would ask
the contractors what they had been
doing during the last two months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
NOT DONE YET

surrat a 0oetE. city contractors.
were awarded the contract for grad
Ing the alley between Pike and
Pine streets aud First and Second
avenues. bat though two months
have elapsed since they we're given
the Job. they have not yet got 10
work with their acraperu. Clarence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
IDENTIFIED

John Olsen this afternoon identi-
fled James Brodiea and Arthur Me
Cleilan as the two men who held
him up a few days ago and robbed
him OF a watch and 81. The two
men were arrested last night and
today Olsen was notified lie i'm
me,ilately identified the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
All Quiet
at Folsom
ny ssripp. New. Avn,

FOLSOM. Cal. Dec 9l.-The con-
vlcts az prison are at work again
today. All excitement attendant Of
tho incident Of Thursday has sub
sided. The officials now find time
Tor Investigation and It Is probable
some Information leading 90 IN
earthing the entire plot will be
gained today. Kelly and Queyada.
tho eonvicts so badly shot. are rest
Ing easy. but are not out of dan.
ger.
Guard Joliy's recovery IL certain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-31
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reported for The Star by w. A.
Ryer d Co. liz Columbia street. By
private wire:
Seattle. Saturday. Dec. 81.
wheat-May. ia SIS to ia "a.
III 3-Sto1l3 IL. ia 3-s. July. % rs.
% Ia. 81 "a 10 ~ rs.
Corn-May. Is 1-2. Is Is, IS is to
45i-4: July. f5z-s. IS SIS. as SIS.
Oats-May. 81 5-s. 81 IL. 81 IL
to 81 SIS: July. 81 SIS. 81 SIS. 81 SIS.
Pork-Jany.. 1881 TO I2.s0. f2.s2.
1881 10 1910: May. 1852. i2.72. 1850.