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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-01
CAhARA De DELEGADOS
SESSION DE AVER TARDE

A las : media Sc abri6 la session
concurriendo IS Delegados, los que
apro baron ell acta de anterior session
con ANA anmienda prepuesta por ell
sefIor Coll y Cuchi.
Sc pasaron las Comisiones las pc.
ticiones leidas.
Las Com ;siones permanentes hacen
las sigaientes recomendaciones
Primera-Que Sc aprueben con en-
miendss los H. b. n1meres rs y I35.
A mocion de los seflores de Diego =
Romero Rosa, Sc incluyen en la orden
del dia para dissutrse
Segunda-Que pase a la Comisi0n
de Sandal ell H. b. nam. o..
Tercera-Que Sc apruebe sin en-
miendas ell II. B. n1m S..
Cuarta-Que Sc aprueben ell II. b
mum. I3z y el c. B. mum. 2I.
Ell II. b. nam. u fu6 aprobado por
unanimidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-01

La Mcmoria del Banco
DE PUERTO RICO

Suscrita por el conpetente abogado
don Carlos Ma Soler. Vice -presidente
de la INSTITUTION, hemos. 'recibido Ia
memorja leida 4 los accionistas del
Banco de Puerto Rico en- Ia session &c
neral celebrada Ell 2 del actual.
Result in:ereSantisimo el elegante
foleto refertlo pues de una manera
sencilla Y discrtta da cdentafa los IN
teresados de Ia verdadera situacon de
Ia nrDortante instruction credito tan
habilmente dirigida por los senores
Luce Soler y eonsejeros de goblerno
Notas optiinistas Sc destacan en- la
Iexposici6n de Ia referida inomorla,
que no es grato hacer conStar en- este
diario.
A pesar de que el peso creciente de
las Rtribuciones insulares scorta el
vuclo de las empresas bancarias, oon
rarrestando sus esfuerzos para la re
duccion en- ell tipo de interes, los re
sultados del balance por 1904 son ia
voraDles al extreme que han podido
dedicar Sl2 285, 80 la amortization de
antiguas obligaciones vencidas, de co
bro problematico, mejorando en- ese
montante la cartera.
Lo pagado por contrihuciones lego
| 4 So,Is7IS; q mcvimiento de GAIA ha
tenido un aumento de S 6492o2.7I SO
bre el aflo interior, e de prestamos y
descuentos ha superado en So8,323.o4
al de 1908; el de las cuentas corrientes
ha excedido en- S. ,2o2 ,4o7 50, y la uti
lidad de giros ha sido tambien mayor.
Referente al porvenir del Banco,
indica ell folleto
"El Consejo de Gobierno cue COMIC
siempre en- el porvenir de la Institu-
ci6n. que nj por un solo instante de
cayo en- sus empeflos, nj aun en- los
tiempos de la mayor animosidad contra
ella, 6 en- las epocas de mayores crisis
angustias para Ia rlqurza puertorrl
queila, siente hoy rebustecer su con
tianza asi por Ia fe que abriga en- Ia
ehcacia virtualidad de los procedi
mIentos que viene p niendo en- prac-
tica para reStituir al Banco el papc.
mportantlsimo que. durante mucnos
amos desempefIo en- nuestra vida local
cuanto por las legfimas esperanzas
que infunden las gratas perspectivas
que en- la actualidad ofrecen los nue.
vos norizontes que parecen abrirse 4
nuestra Isla.
Iniciada la reaccion econ6 6nica. nC
hay razones atendibles para sospechal
que Sc detcnga Verdad es que los
benehcios prometidos ( nuesto cafe POI
Ia apertura del morcado de Cuba
nuestro grano quedaron neutralizados
con Ia eXl2iiidad dc la cosecha; perc
aun descartando. por 10 prematuras
las al parecer fundadas esperanzas que
sc tienen en- los pingiies rendimientos
de Ia cosecha pr0xima, no cabrla des
cOnocer. sin incurrir en- lnjusllcia, que
la situaoion Ell que hoy Sc encuentran
la industrial ganadera, Ell eultivo y ella
b)racion del tabaco, y sobre todo la ri
queza acarina, presta solida base, Sc
guro fundamento para confar en- la
proxima resurrection del bienestar
economico en- Puerto Rico.
Y de igual manera que. como Sc ha
repetido en- las Memorials de otros
afios, por virtud do la compenetracion
de los intereses de este Banco con los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-01
Domingo OrO>c0.
CAFES

No decae Ia frmeza en- los merca-
dos espanoles siguiendo asi Ia marcha
de las grandes plazas que regular ell
curse del articuIo. lnfluye tamoien
en- ests tendencia el ser Ell tempo ac-
tual la epoca de mayor consume, por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-01
I'll BALE INFANTII.
IN IL. TEATHo

Quien no conozcs l. capital kul.'era
tlioho an0chc cue es,ab4n en el ,eatro
todos los nisos dc san uAn. Taoias
n nisim@S {. i~tuIas habis
Con ,rales csprieh, SOS. his;6ricos
alegoricos eic los nios sltmpfe pa
recen angeles. Lsstima que no los
deien vol@r 4 sus anchas. los eXa.c
RADIOS cuidos de sl:unos par@s el
sf4n de exhibirse que tisnen lgunas
personas.
Una vez al afo, nada nsS, h2v bale
Infantil pero de un ano para otro,
t.mbieu ejerce su inhuencla uradora
una advertenoia 8 una indication.
Algo Sc ia censeguido FL aiio Pc
sado otros anterlores. las personas
mayores no dejaban bailar 4 los mines.
Este aflo, salvo alguno que otro gran
dullon, han bailado S ris $ solos.
Pero forman un ci'culo. mas estre :
cho cada vez. mss opresor, mas ASH
xiante que Va reduclendo el espaclo
que tlenen las cria:uras para ballar.
Sobre ess crueldad, me llamo la
atencion el doctor Goenaga
Mire usted, mire uste dine dilo-
como van a bailar esas crlaturaS2 Esa
int .ashxladora de alsunoS padres;
IS dafina, mats el germen de las mi
ciatlvas gals ntes que pudiera exrstr y
rcvelarse en- alsuno dc esos nlfos.
Yea usted COMO los que tlenen 4 Sus
padres mas cerca. son los mas atonta
dos iMire usted aquel :.
Efectivamente No dejan los nj
fos que corran. que Salten, que bailen
4 sus anchas. -.
Pero de todos nodos, el bale infan
I'll fue un espectaculo bello yique debe
repetirse con mas frecuencla
Entire los nlflos los h2bia vestidos
con mucho arte y elesancia, hasta con
riqueza algunos.
rs impossible hacer una resefla de
los trajes y de lbs monlsimas crjatu
ras que los lucian, puesto que el MI
nero era excessive, y Ia comlslon
no ha tenido por conve1lentc po
Irer este aflo, como los anterlores,
Ell palco de la prensa desde el cual Sc
podian tomar puntes con mas tacill-
dad, amen de que siemp.e reclblamos
visitas que nos tacilitaban la tarea.
Algunos trajes eran dc mucho gus,e
confeccionados con mucha propie-
dad. Consuelito del Toro, hlja dc
nuestro amigo don Agapito, lucia III
precioso vestldo que Sc aJustaba en- III
todo al tigurin ''lnvitacion al bale.
Habiles manoS conttccionaron e
traje de la linda Consuelo, que llam(
/ la atenci6n balisndo con una angelica
rubita de nuestro amigo ell senior Lo-
PEE de Velazco.
Tambien estaba muy originates
los nifios del seflor Iglesias, vestidos
con los colores del vieJo y nueyo es-
cudo; el del doctor Quevedo Baez de
mehstofeles, una mariposa chlqulrrl-
tita que parecia dormida; la pequen
del senor Vidal, que es un capullC
de rosa valenclana, ell hIjo de nuestrG
amigo don lose Maria Lomba con ur
traje "pintorescamente gallego, mu-
chos payasos gra ciosisimos an buer
traie a anugua espallola
Anoche no era OCCASION oportuna dc
detener a los niilos para inquirir suS
nombres cl de sus trajes. Huber
sido quitarles tempo para la diver
sion.
Por ESQ no apuntamos mas que 10:
que tuvimos cerca, los que vimos cor
mas detenim ento dejando la revista
total para cuando Sc celebre el certa-
men en- la elegante galeria fotograhcs
del seTor Colorado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-01
Don HOnOratO Verga

Este distinguido amigo nuestro de
Arecibo, ha llegado aver 4 San Juan
Y permanecera varios dfas entire nos
Otros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-03-01
BaiLarinaS

fscnt nhsNN "A.
pfe.'sai@
~ e. se~Nt es' so'
~ - pre- As tho-4ef ft4.st 8 - sN~o.
=" IA "'t'.' t'' -" "h '>l''.' ~
ss'Ne 't-'ts ".'.s s'"Nt - .-te -
bFaao loF - n'soea ~. er Nh 'i'o
Nc.'~leo " las Nal.eh .e4'as. Sc .soas :
"a hila oe j. pAtte ofe .afees DANCES
dc guispcitna i.in. Dan. eeh NF'"-"
plc-nie fepgusi'e q 'as,sin, = -
boiefo ,se.s-o = pan. s" s. 60
medio oei SCION. Pay" = ih.t q '.'t-
plaesol' y oesS"i'enisdha a de- ro.e-
sor cua 70 ninaS. menoT.S DC Z "hoS.
bailso-n, ievantan4o Saore snS mo
cenies cabecitas despein'd ; SuS o'"-
citos aeSnudeS.
NO me gus a yer a3l1"r q Jos niilos.
II gnlno Nu.ul'lH0S" . !" %e","u az
carada y perVeTS"m"nte haoiadoIa cue
sdeien ser grecia y aun are On "a lu-
ventuo' son ihuec" 'he2pfesiFa . ma =,
aderezaao dolaife en- "a n'le~' : ao''
ed2d tlene >eau !oHeS peeuli ares %"
triStemente coinico COMO q Ni1lo que
alardea de piS"VeIde reiamloo q
mozo que en'orna los olos hngienNo $40
oesllusloneS Hl"''iuAth"s. 'oi, !oo
nlnos oDiig%doS. por eohSeloS oe ul
mai orlentado amor patelns 'al .e%
por codlciosaS ca alas' lePelli due
names y soVlmien'os que Su eauooi
no coniprehds.
,sbi oa ne 6 e.. X suaJe elocUsn'e i uo
los MEN sfoS' los " ]os' l'' pc na9'
ios pies Id :" 90 = DI''o - ra,'.
bla; estos al names Vaien un3 slia ; %
aquellos eeuiValen un' li"se' Nay
sonrisas que pc, man con se2ulo 'ia
20, un senunl hlo' :. .o,o,
1000 ch1li ! louo % xio4 . - loNIu l'n ~
90 IA eApies'on 'G0unuA 1e Iaa pa
stones de 'ai lhouo' que ~ que un
tltuoeo os cauei a. en p9 y . ueeii go <
Dan de ior~auiallo un asli 1'enAaao =
Il gaiiardc reVo4o'eo ue una s"e' ID
Pe,qiu" .o..:,, !,
Nuestr@s Dalies n&cionales' especial
faen,e' son nao'aooleS c'1iio ID III usi
ca, dc QUEEN parecen heleudi 81 u'"
ooiica expression } elocuenGia. ,!
cEXamlndStels con eSluulooa pas!
nonla los gentlles adltamentos eSor-
nos de las 9eVilianaS' las 'ruhonerlaS
del Tango, los gallar1"S 9lgahtoneA
y agachsdlllos de los CafacoieS y
otras mudanzaS andaIuzaS los Vdilen
tes revlnlentoS de Ia J"ta las
talmerl1S alteIualiValheutC iGoPe'I - -
Sas y lasclvas, de Ia 1alle3ada
Pues cada uAo d7 esioe oal! o hao,d q
psrecido una paSiha de V'da real Pal
pltanle, JuVenll' elocuen'6 como un
duo de amor
Perseguid con oJoS de Pslcolo8o q
raudo vaiVen &c ioS oaliaIlhes' aqoel
glrar anhelante eS un Hlaloso uh poe
ma dohde nay 1ur'mehtoS' arreoaloS
gozosos dc eSpersnza y hasta re-
cuerdos.
FL hombre supl1ca, procura, prone
te; la muJer Sc eSqulVa' ie llama. Ie
atrae, y cuando pa1ecc que va deS
plomarse en- sus brazos, huya y Sc
esqulva.
lie ViSto danzar las oaliarlhaS
mas celebres de Espafla y de Francla
la impetuo'a IortoJada. cuyo cuerp~
flexible pr de una eSpecie de de
llrio lni>tic1 Sc retorcia sobre el esce-
mario de "tolles Is rgeres como uus
lama; a Cleo de Merode' alta delgadi
y pallus' VTStiNa u0 oia"eo e','o "'i'
vestal, resuctando, baJo sns alboS pc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
WILL CACKLE
TOMORROW

The Seattle Poultry association MS
exhibition opens tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock in Germanla hall 1t
Will be- the biggest and finest eNhi-
billion of hlooded fowl ever held Ia
the city. according to the officers
Of the association. There are more
than 500 entries.
G. G.. Kinds. Of California. Will
again act as judge The delicate
task Of picking out the most prom
Using Of tho feathered aristoerat
Judge Kinds performed with pleas
ing grace last year. and every On
thnalastic poultry breeder who has
a bird entered in the show expects
10 have AZ least few Of his favor
ties approved by the hen expert
The list OF prizes is long and ox-
pensive one
Every breed Of fowl worth while
will be on exhibition. from the
stylish Hamburgs and friBky Indian
games 10 the bantams and matronly
prahmaa TncuhatorH Of work
turning out by wholesale the egg
imprisoned scions Of the blne-blood-
ed chickens viii be a feature Of the
exhibition. Charles MeAlliater,
president OF the association, de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
NEW YnHII sTncRs-

Atehiaon. ssI2. E7B4s. S7G-8.
Anal Copper 1868. TITS. TITS.
u a o. los -. 165. tO5. . T. r.
- Is. 49, 81 7=8. Can Pac.
1872. 1919 123 Is ERIE. com
mon. 80 IA. a91 2. a9s-s. Munhnt
tan. 1GG u. 100 -. 1876. Metrupoli
tan 100 rs. t201-f, 12Ol-2. Mo
Pae., los IL. 1o7 2=B. I07.4-4: l. q
n, l4t Is. 40 "a. i403-f. Peoples
Gas. l0s. 1913. lO7 g-s. Peuna..
i39 - 13s -. l3slz2s Reading
81 Il, 70 IS. soft. r. T.. common.
% IL. 1912. 81 So Pac.. G6 IsS.
Sc Is. 65 Is. ST. Paul. i7a7-8.
l73 IA. ia "a. Sugar. 1858. l43.
1873 Tn Pac.. 1918. 11t7=s.
1f47-ss q. 8. s.. common. 30 81.
2g7-s. pts. q. 8. g.. preferred.
80 7-s. % 80. ~ Is
Wheat Liverpool. May wheat
opened one-fourth lower. and closed
one eighth higher than yesterday
close
Car Receipts Minneapolis. 200.
Duluth. 2l3. Chicago. q.
This Is a good market now. with
some very large interests IN Il. and
you must expect fast prices and
wide fluctuations Cash wheat still
continues IA good demand. and
keeps on advancing faster by far
than the options We look for a
very active market during thla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
come AkTER TM
c0IH1Y6OiLks's ROOks

The condition OF tho water de-
partmeut finances. Ia relation 10
tho proposed reduction Ia wate'
rates. viii be taken up again tsih
afternoon by the city COMMITTEES nf
tho chamber of commerce A week
ago the committee secured such
facts from the finance COMMITTEES OF
the council as II desired. when it
was plainly shown that at least 20
600 had been taken out OF the gen
eral water earnings each year for
the past 10 years 60 pay for general
expenses Of the city
The city officials claimed that no
more than this amount has been
sidetrAcked. but the busineHH men
this afternoon viii probably appoint
subcommittee 10 examine the
eombtroilers books 10 ascertain II
IN az claim IL correct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04
ASKS TREM 70
DINE WIN MN

My Dear Friend Tho formal
dissolution ~ the official RaHocin=
lion now existing between ua viii
taio place a the banquet table.
Hotel Washington. Seattle. on Bat
urday. January 2. i90l. a. 7 o'eioek
u. g. You are most cordially in
vlted 10 be present Youu fur future
suceoaa. G. a. K0ErFLI"
Cards bearing this invitation ware
handed 10 all the employees Of The
county Jerks office this morning
County Clerk Koepfli has made all
arrangements for most elaborate
banquet 20 be given on Saturday
night. The occasion IL az stated In
the invitations. hiH retirement from
thr office OF county clerk. which he
has held FOR two years There are
30 employees IN the county clerks Of.
flee and all viii attend the banquet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04

IN sacks. ts.gb. powdered. IN bar
TslH ts.ao dS rfuuulatsd. IN sacks
% 10. cube. Ia barrels &t.bHt beet
sugar 500 maple auHHr lse. Less
= G II paid within u days.
Meats.
Cows. beef. &c. steers 60 mutt
ton. - use. f0rk. So lamb. Sc,
dressed veaL small. sWtri live rab-
btts. izAg.
Hams. Bacon end Lard.
Hams. tEW1Hr. bacon. breakfast.
IaAmiGA lard. White star. tisfce.
8Ac. lard. white itoaa. $50. lard.
Nuts.
Hrazii. per ID. I20itcs eoooanuta.
per doEen kQc. Ehestnuta. Italian
lave. rheatnutH. Onto. per ID. lee
cheHtnuta. California. tbc, Wulnuta.
English. iac5 peCnnHs I8n lac. IN
bsrtH. lie black waluutH. De, hlek=
ory nuts. &c. butteruuta, hc. pea
nuts. bHl0c3 jumboH. lie. Al
monds, t2huI7c. California wal
nuts izat8e.
fish. Oysters. Ete.
soleu. g.. black cod. &c. ling cod.
Be-. crabs. fiMl.ib. clans, open
shipment. 800. claims. per sack.
81 75. oysters. olympia. per aaek.
o. co. open bulk. per gallon.
Ez50. salmon. 7ag Sc salmon
trout. l5e. skinned perch.
&c. ahfimpu. sa10e. founders,
Sc herring Sc. HOLSTERS. ilAet
smeit. &C.. sturgeon. &C. black bass.
&c. halibut G47c. perch, 4e, rock
cod. 7c.
Flour.
Patent. per Dbl. ft76: Crown.
$50. Minnesota hard wheat -.
Ptiiahury. 81. ptllsbury'H Best. IS
standard Dakota. 50. Olympic. AGs.
Electric. sATg. Holly. t47s Golden
Northwest. 81. Electric Light 81 70,
Cold Medal. ig7g Top Notch. tts.
Cersats.
whole wheat 1oa. per bale. 100,
whole wheat flour. per bbl, fZb.
graham. per bbl. 80 graham. los.
hhl. s.. rye flour los per bale.
per bbi. g. 90. buekwhaat per bale.
rye meal. Per bale. 81 90 buckwhsat.
per Dbl. u. buckwheat. per bale.
1875. corn meni. i6H. per bale. tZl0t
corn meal. SOS. per bbl. 80 yellow
corn meal los. per bale. 81 10. white
corn meal gea 81 rolled oats. Per
hbi. IS q Co ib.76s wheat Takes.
box 20 lbs. g. 20. fafina, per Dbl
$3.50. furlua. i0-ih. sacks. per bale.
"a homiuy. large. per Dbl. NIo
houtnv. small los. bale. aaG0. Holly
reIf- raising buekWheat 3shH case.
ia1b. pearl barley. 2s-ib boxes.
t4k0. pearl barley. ioo-lb. sacks. -.
split peas tAbo85. popcorn per ewt.
1850. cracked wheat. per bale. s..
Feed
oats. per ton. tzG0as. bran. por
ton. 7iP Bod2t. barley. rolled, per
ton. i2tuzb. feed wheat per ton.
tsIu a. dairy chop feed. per ton. iis
q $50. oil meal. per ton. tSs; best
chop 1904 whole corn. ton. fEk V
IS cracked corn. per ton. ilEu %
feed corn meal. per ton. S2s. shorts.
Hay.
Eastern washington timothy. Us
aFe alfalfa 81 sou r.. wheat
hay. SIS. Eastern Washington dou-
bic compressed. t2a. Puget Sound
hay. itlboUis.
Poultry Feed.
Oyster shells. Ioos. ten. iif elan
shells fu0a fzn. bone meal. 1908
ia2. graduated bones. zoos. So on
s6a and tba 81 per ton higher.
Gram and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime gwt iiatem ibs
aiaIhs. choice. III. wt.fte clover. 81
MS. timothy. Per cwt. ~
nb. orchard grass. tit. rcd top. $50
io English rye grass. s. Italian rys
grass IS bronze grass. as tai
meadow oat grass. SIS. Ksutucky
Blue Etaas. tii. pasture mixture
upianas. iio9ia
CHICAGO MARKTTf
Reported for The Star BY W. A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04

watch the newspapers and see
story after story where men tell
women lies and deceive them.
n many " the lies men tell were
traced 60 the bottom they would be
Far more gigantic and have Just aa
little foundation, but Just because
those lies do not involve dollars and
cents they are never heard OF.
II man had gone te the bankers
and told stories Ike some OF the
stories Mrs Chadwick and others
like her would they have been be-
levedf Certainly not
Another point Aten lie 10 much
oftcner that they are less readily
believed by ali. F'or a person that
has the name 81 being quite honest
Is more ilkeiy 20 b. believed than a
hahitual liar,
Mrs. &. A. JpttNEpN
South Park.
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In the absence Of the natural
psychological explanation" there Is
little 60 refute hte bold state
ment that the supreme liar n al
ways a woman.
pr. Hamilton should explain. or
take his place at the foot OF the
elasa II really looks rs n Ananiaa
might have made his mark as an
alisuist.
Lying Is a thing that statistleians
cannot work upon without some
difficulty, ana the hest pr. Hamtl-
ton can DO Is TO guess az a. with
cut positive knowledge the theory
81 one should be as sod as the
theory Of another. This statement
needs no defense. II Is a mere
opinion and. IN the words % tho
professor himself. "A sheer tnvsn %
ton OF s-fautaztie creatian.' and
we're It's affiant placed upon the
stand for proof "a jury OF men would
conytct him % perjury. For every
Mrs Chadwick There is a Banker
aeekwith. and some times two or
three. Il viii b difficult 90 con
vince tho world that the meanesi
attribute q man was dormant In
Adams missing rib
MRS SETH e. MAKER.
21tf East Howell street.
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and tho political thar should not DO
overlooked Last but mot least.
however IL the sooner -Ile-f for cred
tt-thsu tvil tho truth =fur=cash liar.
Tho cheerful liar ia rated az two
thirds male aud ono thitd female.
The knocking liaf atuuda about
even The political liar stands AZ a
little more than rs 10 /. while the
crvdh liar stands to / in favor Of
the male. The convenient liar IL
universal
This summary should place man
aa "a class the supreme ll4r. eHps-
ciailY when we add the faIl-uf Port
Arthur liar 10 the list
Il may be that Dr Hamilton
means that women have told the
biggest lies. where IL there a wam-
an that can beat Wfuis Tomorrow
scott In his lack Of evidence nc7
Was tho person that ran for Eaver-
nor on the 'diE-the canal lie a
N=utuhnf
cassie /. Chadwick vaa 40 doubt
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The MARKET


Vegetables
beans. dry. per ewt. ts2baa75;
Iirna beans. t49bHb 90 bestn. per
sack, zoe atleo. cabbage. ~, uitae.
eaulinuwef. per duz, 7bcatioo.
garlic, new. a.. ouionA yellow.
per 10. gMc; parsley. psr aoE.
500 2be. peppera California. tleo
a12b. spinach. per crate, fi.0e.
turuipa. sack. 75ruti 90. rutabnEna.
per sack. 75e. lettuce. dollhouse s. 20
q 50. tomatoes. 8 o0M l5e celery.
per dor. 500 acc. earroth. per sack.
t0@ssc. IS plant psr ID. &C.
Yakima potatoes. t221 2a. Cal
ifofuia potatoes. ilE0oa 20 90.
white River potatoes. 1850 sweet
potatoes IN sacks. ttsatu i.kt, par
Hnipa 100. wetercresn dozen
bunshes. Use. cucunbsrs Tbe q 81 as
radishss per de1. ioe; pumpkins
per ID. ici squash. per 10. le. afi-
Fruits.
per bunch. I9toa5. dates. per 10.
nEn ie-ib cartoons. eoa Tbc. grape
fruit. per ben. s. 0e. ismons choice
and fancy. f26em , 90 oranEsa.
Seeding. ti.BeG It's. navel oranges.
q 1ba $50. oranEou. Valencia. iabe
q. urunEsH. Jap. per bale. 1859
tlst pshrn 81 CO. apples. cooking.
zoo 1se. apples. fancy. zRcMtlzss
crauh~friss ie.sou 10 huekleber-
rt~a. per 10. Sc guinness per box.
Iis0s pofnsErsnntsa. half orange
eases. tgfb. pinuaSpiea per doEs
$50. HtraWbsrflra. par crate. 81
Bsttsr ard Cheese.
oruran cheese. i4Mc. Eastern.
lee. Washington rhresa. i2c. cream
brick cheese. lie. butter. native
creamery, ale. eastern. IN tubs. re
ffuah cooking. itc.
RtricHy fresh ranch. Sc. eastern.
zoWg1e.
Poultry.
Ducks. dressed 10 fses geese.
dressed. ibd lee. chickens. dressed.
ft9i5c turkeys. fancy local dressed
s29 &c.
Honey.
California strained. pr ~. Sc.
Calfforaia sage. per N. lee. honey.
efNHaet. per ID. zQAAe. Oregon
grape cream. t0-caHs lots. I4bo
honey. Yakima. ne Cilfofuia
white. 2t-lb. boKrA i3to. oiyiu pia.
boRsn. t1Us.st
sugar.
Golden G. in sacks. g s. extra c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04

The statement q Or. Hamilton
that Il - much harder for a man
than for n woman 60 tir successful .
-, and that Woman IL the supreme
liar. coming 50 CLOSE after our great
political campaign seems rather Gar
fetched
There are uiauy kinds Of liars.
FIRST. we have the cheerful liar
heard mostly after sarHe big storm.
sane great fire. after a fishing trip
or after the war, ThSn comes the
-knoc kinE' iiar==heard ne all times.
We also have the convenient liar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04

month aud everything Is shaping
Itself that way
Stocks An conditions combine 10
favor market Improvement The
buying Of gilt edged stocks la now
goluR On Capital will have no re-
source bat 20 cmbHrk On securities
~ the lower gTuhe. many Of which
hold out strong promise u swift
Improvement Such stocks. for ex-
ample. ha AtchiaOu. Erie. common.
Reading. X l. common. and South
ern Pacific. and "A long list Of In
industrlalB Many Of these not now
paying dividends will DO 80 during
the coming year. and not ono of
them Is selling al a price common
aufate with asset, and earning
value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-04

Ar Waruru bigger liars than men .
Prom my own personal kuCuledrs
Of the sexes. yes Or course all
mankind are liars. Ia lesser or
greater degree Ne must except
George washington. fur GenrEH'a
hatehet and cherry tres experience
always let's him out. sad % relate.
~ have no hatchrt story IN favor
Of the fair sex. unless We arcspf
Carrie Nation. and personally I
eaulan't vouch for Carries vrraeity.
A man. Co extricata himself from
difficulties. or make a few extra
dollars. viii often lie. ON Wall
street this la called business STRAIT
rry. nut a woman vili Ne oftsnsr
and better just for the sake ~ lying.
She Meets a nsiEhbof. tells all the
newa ere knows. then tells some she
cont know. Sometimes she airn piy
lies 20 nll up space. Women mix
rferr fra society than meu. A. fnnst
an social functions gossip ia tho
main issue. and love - gossip is re-
sponaIble Tor the white lies fnsy-
erthsiesa a liel that women tell
Mans life IL broader than Wam-
.na Hs has less time and less In
clinattou 20 gossip. Therefore. he
does not fan into the hablt=-and
lying is n habit.
I believe women are better NOR
ally than men. but by The difference
Of their paths m ne women more
frequently acquire the habit OF
lying
will say 20 the ladies of Seattle
that am not sore because leap
year ia gone and am sfin single.
but I could not with clear con-
ctence take their side Of the quna-
ton. W r. OLMsTEu.