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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

chicago, April 20
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT--May, S9'sc; July. st7sdS5c; old,
CDPN-huril, i9isc: May. tSsic: July,
GATS-Arril. %a.c, May, 37iic; July
SIC sent, 3lbsc Dec. 31lsc.
MESS PORK-Per bbD-May s11.o2la !;
ARD-(tcr 100 lbs)-May. $3.50; July.
SGG1'.: S"lt., $3.50.
SHORT RTBS-Sides Qoose)-May
5000; July, i6i7'a, Sept, $500
Cash quotations:
WHFAT-No. spring Siqa5c: No. rcd
coR|-No. >. 4o1sa5oc; No. yellow
GHTs-No. :. 377.aS77.c; No white 80
ullc.
BARI EY-,iood feeding. 32dSic; fair
to choice mailing iid55c.
FLANSt.ED--No. |, .o5; northwestern,
TIMcTiiV sTED-primc. 500
MESS PORK-uer bbD-Sll 81 2"l2oo.
I.ARD-Uer lpl lbs,-$6. Az gfi6.e0.
SHORT RIBS-Sdcs Ooose)$6. l2i 40d. p.
SHOULDiRS-Dry salted (boxed-
STDFS-Short clear (boxod)-s6.J 0dG.75.
WIiISK Ef-tB Oasis Of highwines)--s IS.
on the produce exchange to-day the
butter market Was steady; cre1 morios. 1it
&c, dairicS 1302iC, eggs steady at mark,
cases included 16laNl7c: cheese easy,
9Ql0iac.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21
CON ERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.

Now York, April 2O
ThQpE-RGceirta,o So l 5s hbls ex >,r
Minneeota patents, s5l545.6O; Minnesota
bakers N26Ql7O; winter patents, 5000
$50; winter straights, s50Cu5.l5. winter
extras. S3.6oli.0o: winter low grades 49,
G2.s0
RYE FI.OUR-The market was dull.
Fair TO- good Nood455: choice to fancy
&i6Q0 iS5
WHEAT-Receipts 1900 bu; sales 25O,-
Coz bu; spot easy. The wheat market was
heavy today, closing 3iI3l&c net lower;
Si4c.
CoRN-Receipts 1875 bu; sales 1900
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21
WEST BERKSHIRE.

The condition of John Plum. who has
been i'll with catarrhal pneumonia, is bet
tcr.--Danicl Lewis has moved into the
house owned by Loyal Stowc.--L. w
Howe and $. ID. Sargent. who have been
in town the past month, returned to their
homes in Gardner, Mass. April 1.-THE
W. c. r. L. viii meet at the parsonage
April -, to elect delegates to the county
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21
THE COTTON MARKET.

New York. April 20
Cotton futures opened firm. May. $l3.S6:
juno. Sliu0Ul410: July, Ni10; AuEuSt.
$l9.ri; sept. N2.27; oct, $ll.7o Nov. SlllQ:
Doc, $ll.j,. Jan, $11.60; cotton SPOT closed
dull. ) points higher; middlinE urlauds.
Ni;l5; middllns gulf, Sit4o, sales, LoS3
bales.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21
To Prove what Swamp.Root the Great Kidney Remedy
Will Do for YOU, Every Reader Of the Free Press"
May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail

Weak and unhealthy kidneys responsible for
sickness and suffering than any other disease therefore,
when through neglect other causes, kidney trouble Is
permitted to continue, fatal results to follow
Your other organs need attention but your Kid
most they do most and need attention first.
Hy0u sick or "feei bad!y," begin taking Dr.. Xii
mer'S Sbamp.ROof, the great Kidney liver and bladder
remedy because your kidneys begin to get
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Now York, April ~
PCEVES- Receipts 2fll head; steady to
strong: bulls ana COWS to l0c higher;
common to prime steers $40 to SEQ: en-
ira $5TJ: bulls 81 25d35o; cows s1.6Dltl 10;
top price $4.2o; cables firm; shipments 300
quarters of beef.
opcncd steady to PC lower, closed ,Oc
lower: veals 81 5nd6.2S extra g. ioa675;
fcw tons 800. little calves s275n3.0C.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Rcceipts 5o24
hcad: sheep firm. lambs 10 to l5c higher.
Clipped lambs 25r higher: spring lambs
firm: wooded sheep sioo0t5.5o. clipped sheep
81 5o6r5.CN; wooded lambs 81 5oDr7.5O: clipped
do S6.?5ib tn $50; spring lambs $500 to
$500 each
HOGsLRcceipts s.Ss7 head frmor; coed
state hogs av.Sl.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21
LOWELL.

George Crofts has sold his farm To Wal
ter Pope. Mr., Crofts and family VIII
move to FairfaX.--Guv KnsleN sprained
his anhle ru, sdaN while rolling logs into
the riNcr--Jcsso Lafrcnicr has sold his
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21

There is not foot of land in this city
which is not valuable to someone for some
purpose. If you own a lot which is AN
elephant on your hands you can
through advertising it, find the man
who can turn the elephant into work
horse
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21

dcncc, II. I-Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ladd
Of Grand Isle and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
I.add Of Alburgh attended tho funeral Of
Mrs. Calvin 1Ioglo OF Swanton on Satur-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21

Ii is as simple n matter 10 have a tenant
for vour house twelve months OF Che year
as six months. \ small adj sometimes
makes that much difference.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21

Boston April %.
RTTTER- Easy: northern. creamery.
ia 2liac; western, 20pVi2c; Vermont dairy
lN'il9c
CHEESE Vermont twins, 10@
lOi a..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21
BOSTON COPPER MARKET.
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET

Boston, April 20.
Tho copper market to-day was steady
but trading was dlll.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-04-21
VIII convince anyone.

The mild and immediate effect OF
Swamp-Root the great kidney and
bladder remedy, is soon realized. 1t
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
OF the most distressing cases. swamp
Root will set your whole system right, and
the best proof of this is trial
% COTTAGE ST, MELROSE, MASS.
DEAR SIR: Jan. 18th. 1904
Ever since 7 was in tho Army. | Rad
in the past year 1t became 50 severe and
complicated that ! suffered everything
and was much aiarmed-my strength
and power was fast leaving me. | saw
wrote asking for advice. | began the
use OF IN" medicine and noted q decid-
co imprpvtment after taking swamp
Root only a short time.
contlnued its us and am thankful to
say that anu entirely cured aud strong
In order I" be very sure about this
VT ter to-day ana he pronounced it ali
right and III splendid condition.
Know that your Swamp Root is pure
u vegetable and does not contain any
harmful drugs. Thanking You for my
complete recovery and Recommending
Swamp-Root to all sufferers am
Very truly yours.
l. {. RICHARDSON
You may have a sample bottle Of this
famous kidney remedy. swamp Root.
sent free by mail, postpaid, by which You
EDITORIAL. NOTE-So successful
the most distressing cases of kidney. lily
wonderful merits YOU may nave 81 SAM
nation. both sent absolutely free NY 4
thousands upon thousands of tostimoni;
cured. Tho value and success of swami
are advised to send for a sample bottle.
Co, Binghamton. n Y, be sure to say
lington "Weokiy Free Press The
Eenuiness of this offer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07
G9oeefor 10 The 9toeN

SAN FR &NgFSGt0 Nov. r
10 eUfut af tupU VOTES rcprrpsnr-
e6'-IG coo 10 a3t S6e tgpnf y four~b
aoo 0sl ecn seo ton op rho 4 % cr4rap
Federation 81 I o our 10 op eeto io,
San Fnanrd@ 70 dn Nogcnancr Ia viii
% too lstlpcs1 IN rsernro. although
tho artu0l attendance will DC suod.ll
G, tnao tmoa! ISaf ycar. wnep the
Fe0nr~fte'n uet 10 Boston. IRIS dele
gstes wcrc prevent T'ois wear II
is ON expected tnnf moro than 400
Will otteoo This Is On ~ rsoopt of
the long o,surpre 10 Dr. Travelled ox
ilosi N the delegates. 900 tbs facs
that fasoraets rates could uuf DC
srt rod from toe raitro
The moa interest ng feature od
The convention will De the eIcrtinn
OF Officers. Prodoeo Of Ss % asi Gt,so
pers will 6aoio have TO facc tho Cd
ptsitiou toat met Dim OF Dog, ou
At that time James Duncan, fir,a
vice president OF the Federation
national secretary III the powerful
granite cutters Organization. was
mis- oppupent for the election. Dun
can had behind him John Mitchell.
OF the Mine Workers. the man with
the strongest following 10 the world
Of organized labor. save only Com
pers. Duneaa and Mitchell aud
their supporters couated noses on
the morning before the election last
year and they came to the conelu-
sion that they we're about 1000
votes short OF controlling the con-
vention. composed of a little more
than 1900 votes. Duncan was
therefore withdrawn.
The San Francisco convention
will have nearly 10000 votes. The
combination against Gompers will
be along the same lines that II was
year ago. Duncan. whose head
quarters have recently been moved
from Washington to Quincy. Mae,
Is an avowed candidate this time.
Mitchell again supports hiIa. Tee
other powerful labor organizations
teat stand for what is knowo as
Naturalization" in the labor esMe-
0ent, are with Mitchell and mne-
can. lndustriallsm means the groue-
ing OF several trades under GOA
head. II is opposed TO trade au-
tonomy," whose champion Gompers
has consistently been. The prize
eiple tor which he contends Is that
each rade. no matter how small.
shsh =" image its own affairs, and
lrrop he protection OF the FEEDER
4 ~. Neompers' friends declare IL
4 80 antest between the forces
= ~. emtIa Hlization" and the forces
h., inuifidIflalism." They Nharge
ls, me oppaelosition is endeav6slng.
I,tiiy tQaf establish n trust"
as ss the rhaAanks of the labor or
,u'. - Is The HccSzre. TSsreover
y uoinpers grshows himself TO not
i, o lp,, 10 poliis flcal influences: mat
'eneiIs frie29eeelap for President
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WASHINGTON WON IN
LAST SEVEN MINUTES.
EDUCATIONAL eA@F Ar @An' SATURDAY ENDED
IN evapaIs9 IN ATTENDANCE

4, 81. a.. o.,,. .,.,.,.,..,, sus
'ps '"' ooV "oo'o CD "Fe' VIZ ocssss0
10 or ootUoty on Sh1U' 10 dnsoi 0lsil tue
loiyer,oas of W 900 on9uop osr'SSrH0
be UoiysFpCTi3 OF loDtoU % DC 0osf
coiou u6s OK oDo on too Sba0DQoD
psSE erodanoD sstfo ocsy Afternoon
o. To-. 90 or. OF ! z 70 10 7 op tiGn
10 oes To @soo0 nqnDome taror AZ a
Z ous wo@n saqsIrS Eoporuef sup Oh
oDsGgDteF on mo &c onnds SOU TOTO =
nave oven > Won Oot ] . eens Uscse
Tor tns 0so,l soduu aFe eNnnrsp
Via the score 10 u 0 10 favor nj
ldauoo 400 toe onn Dun ; co M
Nasn ingtoo YARD lioe : 90 o, ~
before lime epa, % Do ealte0 She ~
Was gwen the nall VITO the o,s
- o turso-s rooer DTS arm be ant-
ID nor ldann'a otcstc at tie sumn
tifno us.oo DrloRer ao0 8ernu o ID
swung alonH with 0im hcron aid
bovlei ovsr be opspoept. Omen ns
hole 10 Idaho. lioe e4g eaous0
fp a tenn q omscs 10 g. n rough
shaw ~as ouics To take adsso-
taae Of too onaoca aod hinged
through Just AZ shaw yeas cruss-
ing the line Middleton made o dive
for hios Ike strs1e % srensea
lightning. but Tstas 8fioge, sent
him apiooiog with . terrific lunge
and Shaw wO away with tho whole
Idaho team In hts wake and with
but Keys between him and tdshos
goal Tho way shaw went down
THE field would make Rnrney Old
fields post efficIent terrorizer Of
humane pedestrians look like the
uproyerbial "toIty with n hole In g."
Whether Keys was scared by the
great stake at issue or whether that
blue streak which was coming his
way like a human Empire State
express" cannot be told. but shaw
'ducked' him like a hobo does n
bath tub and tore on down the grid
Iron.
For time the rooters on the
'hleachers aud IN the grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07
KILLED BY
PLAYMATE

VICTORIA. n G. Nov "A pa
thetle tragedy took place on Mdyne
island. Saturday morning. Whieh(9E
sTNed Ia the death the same
,Feulng OF Katharine Emile. the AZ
yvurold daughter OF Fred David bf
that island
About . o'clock IA. the mdridnF
the children discovered AN otter on
the beach. A ttycur-old boy ran
10 the house for a rifle aud liAr
TALLY eunceqlinE himself behind the
hoe tooit1aim at the otter Jiist
IA lie WAS pulling the trigger tho
victim. Katharine. ran across 60
rescue "A smaller brother who bad
Eut In line Of fire
The ball passed through her aldo
men aud struck and killed the otter
The father OF the injured child
ruwed about four miles "a meet ne
steamer otter bound for Nietoun.
aud she was brought by THE means
90 81 Joseph hospital. Victoria She
died a frw minutes after entering
the hospital. aSout O'Clock satur-
day evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07
SCHOONER
BURNED

Adviees were received by the 10
cal Marine Exchange this afternoon
that the schooner Chnll0Fer. Car.
tain Anderson. WIS burned t. the
waters edEc while en- her way from
Roche Harhor 10 san Francisco. and
that her crow ~ seven mon reached
South Hend In an eQon boat 6hia
morning an being mirg4 ulously
saved from death by fire Or drown
Ing iioW the fire caught or the
detailed story Of the crews escape
ig not known az this hour The
Challenger was loaded With a cargo
OF lime
The Challenger was built At Eu-
rcka. Cal. in 1858. being one Of the
oldest sailing vessels on the coast
wise service. Tier gross tonnage
was ga. net gas Her length Was
ie7 feet. breadth % feet ana draft
90 feet. and she carried crew OF
seven men. all 81 whom were
saved Her home port WAS san
Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07

tfaDut ton 10 the upFonr BFinkeg
Increased tito touoUtt by sUSrepe'
fully spc Shnk t6c @OsAi,
Fbn cps D 00@U0spo SnF&ed on the
estrslsp etswsn aSe y nooen or 81
4 0utaGl be low SoE 40 haBy 90 The
opfl ootai b 50 &1WD hor GoaoR RE
oest ~ r1nODOnose tAUy sbUe co tHe
ioqDo uSApo afl oSeI tBe net0
40 ysu0 roo 0P SHAW Sas the
Gwn fcau ne aD0 s0en faeao. by n
ooxF 0sssS IT pperSisn D on tue
far Of Undo BrioGer. @as cent
arooud Wasn oiuaos left cad for
100 siooi oH tt"SC o0n9N
tSr 0eer a@on BirGeo the Sadai
wblgo T0s to.@geo - an"soor oya-
tppu. during Sbic0 too 0odsDts
sspne0 oogo frou TIE hle,o b crs
a Oh carried The Wash oHtan team of
toe roi0 90 their snpu loers
Wash inHrpn WY cbe1,rlg our clnsss0
by Idaho duno& tho whole ON tept.
With toe eseepf mn ~ toe las, rolig
on ic0 turoco toe tide Di victory
agaiosi Idaho.
IIno-uns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07
WILL BE A FIGHT
FOR PRESIDENCY
FORCES BEGAN UP eoR rar coNrrxr ar ,,r co,.
ING MEETING OF Ame #rcAS FEDERATION or .aaoo

Roosevelt ts 70 scrac extent n sur,
i've pnasey 10 the contest taai il 10
come. aoO thmt DC IL us,og his In.
n oen'e Tor fnoooaso o~ro.use lie
iStsef 70 ooore anennohc 10 political
10 u" nc'os. or cccurss. toose ehor,tes
sfo Indignantly denied o. ne csSsr
Ooc. q nqepe e&nnpnuycu u carcteo ON
$teo az StiUs pu ogsessy ~ osssouIe.
fAs onWeoos Ds doolDt oui. bot Com.
pess 40 srepu express fun oonrs.
aenre in tho reelection ID tcsir
coief.
Tho open ahop ooo anti bbos
Nos epeut, rs pers,nireo by 40
called CitiScos' Alliance. and Parry
organ "a Turns. will coGe 10 for D
great soaro m toe discussion hec-
ulca for the convection The open
soeD oSitstioo bas made a great
Deal OF trouble in trades uoio oen
within tho bon year Leaders of
inc Federation declare that tho
open shop slogan and the allesce0
non Americaoiso of the closed sbop
nave been meo by EMPLOYERS ns
an excuse for not dealing with the
unions. The agitation has affected
nearly every trade in the country
end because OF Il many agree ments
that might otherwise have been
continued. have not been renewed.
Perhaps the strongest resolutions
OF the entire session will deal with
this question and the issue Of union
shops will be pushed promptly to
the fore. Equally earnest will be
the debate ON the Citizens Alliance
movement. Its growing power is
admitted. but President Gompers
points to the fact that the member
ship of the American Federation
has grown TO 10000 since the
last conveGtion-an increase OF
nearly f00,000-ss an indication
that the trades union movement is
too powerful to be affected by adj
Nersities OF that character. WithaI
Dc admits that the last year gener-
ally has seeU oas of business de-
oressldp. aod that the Federation
Gas trtelmeo D. ntset Uny emergen-
cies 90 ten fsltere. Gee OF the mosf
Important eueaio1s before the con-
veetioe will D. the Colorado strike.
Teere are stroag indications tha
tesfe Will 10 cdB6sraees lookine tn
toe aIaat ,<s mstne OF tlss Waarru
Feffratile Of Niatsrs with the FeA-
Grafton,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07
AkMERALC
nRY RAW

In order 90 prevent the Great
Northern political combination from
carrying out ltH threat 20 carry the
First ward Tor Mead and the lspub-
licau legislative candidates In spite
Of the opposition. Attorney Vince "
fabsu this afternoon applied 60 the
superior court for a writ 81 urohi-
hilton preventing CITY Comptroller
HipliuerF from distributing the orig
inat registration bookz ffom his
offife among the vartsus polling
places
Copies % me registration lists
have been prepared and be Kept iu
the eourtroliefH office while the
originals viii b. placed la the hands
~ the corporation EanE n ths
doubtful precincts " the republican
srhsfue sues through.
The original registration books
have never been allowed 70 So cut
% the comptroller office.
J. " Goodwin. chairman - the
democratic state central committees
- the petitioner in the Pros redinE
which will cotus on fnf hearing "a 4
o'clock thiH afternoon. lie eihiu1s
the original Lists = III b. used for uhr
purpose ~ intfuidaiins voters %
placed In the hands - The fvpublie
an precinct officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07
CHARGES
DISPROVED
EXAMINATION OF LUCAS
DAIRY ON MERCER ISLAND
SHOWS COMPLAINT WAS
FALSE


An investigation eeG0cted hy
eity Health officer Ludlow and
MIN Inspector Woodoesk has con
WINGED them that the charge ~ uuz
CLEANLINESS directed against the
Lucas dairy on Mrreer island are
nnfuunded Neither ST the officials
have Inspected the dairy. but they
have talked To Mr. Lucas and other
persons familiar with conditions At
the farm They have also examined
several samples ~ the milk sent Ia
this city BY Lucas aad found it IL
be clean.
n consider Lucas milk partieus
larly gcld and clean. said Mr
WoOdcock this morning ellis cream
goes o. the best houses In Seattle
II Is an treated by a separator 50
that there Is mo- possibility ot'dirt
remaining iu h. Mr. Lucas / am
reliably Informed. washes the ud
aers % his COWS before milking. a
pgeeaution net ascn rs most dairy
men. The barn. which b said to
BE- So dirty. IS merely an open shed.
The manure is hauled away ire
auentN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07
IN MONTANA

HELENA. Mont. Nov both
sides claim but bY admittedly small
HsinHe partiHaua assert that hia
81 state and legislative tickets
HeinHs partisan = assert that his
combination IL certain 60 elect a
democratic state legislature and tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07
TROUBLE TN
tine TAnAHA

VANCOUVER. y C.. Nov T.
News comes from Fairbanks. in the
Tanhna district. va naweon that
disorder IL rampant this winter.
Tough characters all over the va.
kun are flocking into the district
There are one-third more people
than can b. led this winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07
ODDS ON TURNER

Frank Harris. n recent arrival
from the Kloudike. today called at
The star office aud announced hiH
desire to bet s. 500 on Turner for
governor and give odds Of 10 90 8.
This bot looks good 10 me az
these odds. said Mr. Harris. ri
will be az the seattle hotel after g|
O'Clock tomorrow morning and will
bet anything from 81 600 up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07
BgsY M0f7H

Harbor Master Jensen Saturday
filed his October report with tho
city comptroller lie reports that
the domesAc trade has been large,
exports running up TO 1870. 94s and
the imports to se.4s6.i05. The for
S'Sn commerce has been about az
usual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07
IN ore GOV

PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. The
question in this state il merely the
sire Of the republican majority on
the national and congressional tick
cts. Il will probably b. In the
nelEhborhood Of : coo The state
legislature Ia uncertain. a. - raun-
ties vote on prohibition under the
local option law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07

Touchdowns-K Reyes and Larson
for Idaho. Shaw and Dean for
Washington. Goals from touch.
downs Brinker 2. Umpire Best
Referee-Van Hovenberg. Attend
ance. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07

Porcelain Vegetable Dishes aow0s Of gold deofa
the crash sale q p
best Grade English Porcelain Large faeH highly deotat
ed worth 81 90 the crash sale kbe
inch breakfast Plates best grade English Porcelain nicely o.
rated worth rc. the crash sale De
Richly Decorated German China worth 2ae the crash sale Ne
Royal English PORCELAIN Decorated Salad bowls worth Soc s
Austrian Glass painted a5e the crash sale ibe
aynnd china Hand succrn worth oe inc
crash sale zoe
Artistic China richly decorated worth
zoe
oand China Hand Painted Plates worth bae the crash sale <be
iRyiand China Sand Painted bone pshes worth be tn" eap
zoe
Imported Austrian vases q co. sale s6e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-07
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES


tThese prien are 70 any buyer In
ruantitiea Prices on small purchases
average 20 per cent hiEhsgl
Provisions
Fresh Meaf-Cow beet 616ae per
N: steer beef. sac. veal. 7G ice ID
pork. s&c 10 mutton. 6U6hc ID
spring lamb. e,
Provisions Hams fsMisc ID:
breakfast hason. isU - 10. bellies.
fresh. lie ID.
Vegetables
White River potatoes. fe21Sc per
10 Yakima potatoes tzQU22 ton.
earr0ts 1855 So sack. cabbage. !.
QiAe 10. radishrs. ioc dor nuncho
green onionA lee per eoa punches.
eucumbers. sec dozen. native eEE
plant. g per 10. Hubbard squash.
tac 10. eauliflowsr. 65ca. use. let
tnee. tl9i % crate. Wax beans. Sc.
string beans 40 Sc. heeta. gVc T. 81
per sack turnips, TSc sack. ruta-
hagoes. 75c sack. green earn. io9f.e
eozen. celery. SEQ e0e dorun. pars-
by. $50 soc doren; sweet poatoes.
f&gac per 10.
eesen Fruit aie-
Apples. wenatchse. 7ocqtl2s
per box; native cooking. So0Tse.
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crab apples. foGfac per boz
Valencia oranges. steaI450 per
box Lemons. t20a01s0 per
Ruhtsr Coao. The Rubber Store.
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Rubber oooos and plees. Tee
Rubber Stooe. ia LIST ave. sss
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