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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-02
THE MARKETS

The fret carload Of winnlngstsad
cabbhgea that has been on the
market this winter arrived in the
city this morning and began sell
ina At tzbe The flat Dutch cabbage
Is about ready 10 be wiped of the
states Of the commissioner. Or
anEea have taken a stronger stand.
having gone up 10 t2.50. California
oranges. that have been arriving In
the city lately. are the best there
has bern on the market this winter.
Spinach IL = very bad feature OF
tho market All the spinach that
Ia being shipped into the city Is
very poor and the commissioners
have a hard job getting rid OF H.
Veal has gone down a little. owing
20 the poor variety that Is coming
IN. and everything indicates a slump
In the veal market before long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-02

There were only ~ cases Of dlph-
iberia aud 10 cnaca ~ scarlet foyer
Tho total number ~ deaths was
90. aud of births ma
James Murray this morning
pleaded guilty 10 assault and bat
terry. the charge being changed In
confederation Bf tho plea from as
aault with a deadly weapon. MUIR
ray. while intoxicated. stabbed the
landlord of a lodging huuas nj 1920
First avenue IN December. lie was
fined si50 aud costs
Tho Hsntan Hill Improvement
club meets tonight y II Gilman
and George = CDuehli will be
present 10 explain the proposed new
street ear HFHtem. particularly no
u will affect Henton hill. aud The
direct primary law viii be dis
ruHBcd
The third OF series Of shake
Hrearr lectures WINS delivered BY
Rev ~ n G8nru lu the crypt ~
the Trinity Parish church last night
The subject usH Julius Caesar"
and wHH ahIY handled by the speak
sr The neat lecture will be given
March tE. aHd the subject will be-
'shaheapsafe and Ills Contempt
rafira.f
Mrs sarah Elizabeth Greene. wife
q Rev Samuel Green. died az the
family residence. ono Hell street. AZ
o o'clock last evening from hsmor-
fhaEs of the brain. Several months
ago she sustained stroke Of
paralysis. and was unable Co rally
from the shock The funeral will be
held from the family residence on
Friday afternoon The deceased was
70 years Of aEs and besides her huB-
band. leaves a daughter. Mrs Z. H.
Camp. 81 IhiH city
Barry yesterday morning a raid
on the Chinese employed ~ Fort
Ia wton b. United states Immigfa-
ton Inspector Thomas Fischer. Jr,
and ara assistant resulted IN the ar
rest % Al Wing. a iaborer - the
fort WING uaa given preliminary
hearing before eommisHiaaer Keller
and has = trial So Tor March q
The HaHk Island system has
moved ita offices into temporary
quarters In The BAILEY building The
officials Of the road in this city have
tried their best 10 Get a god loca.
ton near the present railroad coli
ony. bat have been unsuccessful
aud viii have 60 occupy their new
quarters for a while. although un-
aatisfacturY
A bread Demonstration will be
given in the domestic science kitch-
en- NJ the Young Womnn.H Christian
Association on Friday afternoon AZ
2 o'clock Plain and fancy breads
viii be made. including white bread.
noisette bread. coffee rolls and date
mufsina
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-02
PAGE WAS
DISCHARGED
TESTIFIED AGAINST TIE CITY
IN DAMAGE CASE AND NOW
HUNTING \ Joe

Discharged from the employ q
TIE city for alleged neglect % duty
A n Page. a laborer, This morning
applied 70 the Federal Labor union
fer q job. Page states that he was
discharged By Street Superintendent
waters on account OF wliifui dis
elimination. BE has appealed 70 the
civil service commission for redress,
zad. being the father Of family and
n rather Strengthened circum-
ssznees be sought = position from
IA labor union until hlE csss can be
escided
Ths hearing win taxa place on
March 8. Page a fsw weeks ago tes-
TILED against the city IN a damage
esss brought against the municipal
~ ard Il y for this reason alone.
according to him that he was dis
ekarr.d. The case IN question was
that q Roberts against the city Of
Seattle. Tire complainant recovering
cznages for injuries received b.
hliing Into a hole in the sidewalk
q Twelfth avenue and Jackson
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street
The hole had been there fer two
months prior Co the accident. Page
testified. he having noticed Il on his
way TO and from work. supurin-
tandsnt Walters states that he ala
not know that Psxe had testified
against the city until The case was
settled. ON learning about Page
testimony In the matter he eouelud-
81. after a consultation With tho
corporation counsel 10 discharge the
man
1t was not that blamed him for
telling the truth IN tsztifytaE against
the city said Mr. Walters this
morning. but that believed that
any man Who testified a. ne I'D.
that he had passed a hole In a side
uatk svsry day Tor two months
without reporting the fact % the
department.. was not worthy q The
eity's consideration. Every efnploys
In the street department has In
afructians 20 report such matters
Immediately to the department.
believe that any city smpiays. no
matter In what department.. Who
would leave the city liable through
failure 90 report such a matter. II
not proper man TO work for the
city.
4 do not want such men In my
employ and I Do not consider Page a
very efficient man. anyhow
It would have been useless for
me 10 report the matter 10 the de-
partmsnt- explained Page this
morning. because the sidewalk for
blocks was rotten ana unfit for use
No repairs would haze auffirsd. a
complete Reconstruction being nee
esrary. and the superintendent was
as well aware Of that fact a. /
Two weeks ago I reported the
fact that there was a hole in a side
whik AZ Green Lake. but the Depart
nant has not yet taken the trouble
to repair the break"
Page worked for the city eighteen
months.
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,roa,. issi9ss. skinned perch.
&c. shrimps. t9iecl founders
&c: herring. &c: holsters. i7hc;
smeIt. &c: sturgeon. &c. blSek bsss
&c. halibut. 90 &c; perch. &c.
Fieur.
Patent. per Dbl. ttfB: Crown.
stfs. Minnesota hard wheat. 81:
Pfiireury. %; PiIisbury's Best. IS.
standard Dakota. SC. olympic, ites.
Eissirie. ta75. Holly. ttTb. Golden
Northwest. Is.7s. Electric Light
t79s. Gold Medal ts75. Top Notch.
t.t5. Centenniais best. tLT5; Cold
drop t4ls. Patent Excellent. t47si
Novelty A. itss.
Csrsai.
whole wheat. les per bale. t2to.
Who'll. wheat flour. per Dbl. i11s;
graham. per bbi. -. graham. 1915,
Dbl. -: rye flour. t2.75 per bale.
Dbl. $50: buckwhsat. bale. ss5e.
rye meal. per bare. 81 50: buckwheaL
per bbl. o.: buekwheat. per bale.
fa7s. corn meal les per bale. tlio.
isEe. corn meal. los per bale. taoo;
corn meal. los. per bale. i22o. white
corn meal. SOC. 81 rolled oats. per
Dbl. s. c. Co. 1914. wheat flakes.
Dor rs lbs. i,.se; farina. per bbl-
INV NAflnhs AN~ibs EAHkh PVT bAAet
-. hominy. large. per Dbl $40.
hominy. small. los bale. t1so: Holly
seif-rairing buckwheat. sshs. case.
ts7s; pehri barley. 7s-ih. boxes
ttGe; pearl barley. i0e-Ib sacks. 81:
split peas. sttods. popcorn. per owt-
tS.oo, cracked wheat, per bale. SAGA
Feed
Oats. per ton. ss6q7S: bran. per
ton. tisso12i: barley. rolled. per
ton. t2tQ25: feed wheat. per ton.
t7263 -. dairy chop feed. per ton. SO
q $50: oil meal. per ton. $50: best
chop, i26. whole corn. ton. Ss7d
IS: cracked corn, per ton. i2Td Is.
feed corn meal. per ton. i2s. shorts.
per ton. t2iQaa.
hay.
Eastern Washington timothy. tis
d2o: alfalfa, tiftoGi3. wheat
hay. SIS: Eastern Washington dou-
BILE compressed. s2i. Puget Sound
Poultry Feed.
Oyster shells. zoos. ton. i2i: clam
shells. ICES. tle; bone meal, ie0s
ts2: granuiated bones. zoos. tsa Oh
ass and bos 81 per ton higher,
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. owt. si4.bo1 Is;
alsike. choice. ti7. white clover. SIS
Glss timothy, Per cwt, ttT6
Rb: orchard grass. ale: red top. t5a
10. English rye grass. IS: Italian rye
grass. IS: bronze grass. ti3: tail
meadow oat grass as; Kentucky
blue grass, tii; pasture mixture
upiands. tio0i1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-02
IT WAS BAD BLSINE SIS

A business deal IN a local real IS
tate office on Second avenue has led
to the issuance Of warrants for the
arrest OF NJ. g. Patton. u J. McMil-
ian and John Doe Cowan. on a
charge OF assault and battery. The
complaining witness is l. o. Tosh.
who yesterday appeared at the pros
ecuting attorneys office In a bat
tered condition. The business deal
evidently got too warm for him.
Tosh says that he was the victim
Of the wrath OF all three men and
that they threw him out OF the Of
fee. His aasallants claim that there
was great provocati0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-02
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

The Seattle Electric company IL
really going 10 make an improve
msnt. This afternoon II filed with
Building Inspector Place plans for
a new car barn 20 be built At FIRE.
mont. the estimated cost % which
Is a.. 90. The barn will hcoomo-
date IS cars. including also quart
ers FOR trainmen. n repair shop and
a boiler room. The barn Ia 10 be
located AZ Phlnney avenue and Ew-
inE street
Bert Brick Is today being tried on
q charge of embarrassment preferred
against him By his employer. the
Te.le Hills Furniture company. IN
the superior court The defendant
Is accused OF collecting for the
Te~le Hills company Ii5pl. which.
Il claims. be never turned In Brick
drove ono Of the company's delivery
wagons
Three divorces we're this morning
granted by default Margaret 3.
Wright from William s. Wright:
Charlotte 7. Maloy from O. W Ma
10y. Josephine Doud from s. NJ
Doud
The county commissioners this
morning appointed the county board
OF etaeation IA follows. David
Thomas. @. p. Story. william Dur
ham and ". n Madison.
y. W. Greer. general freight agent.
and =. J. Coyle. assistant general
passenger agent. OF the Canadian
Pacific railroad arrived In the city
this morning 10 attend the meeting
90 railroad and steamship men TO be
held IN this city IN the near future.
The steamer Al-ki. Of the Pacific
Coast Steamship company. arrived
IN port from Tacoma this morning
The vessel brought 50 tons 81 fresh
FISH. as she hurried south 10 take a
caxxa OF dynamite from the Mon
tara. which 10 10 be shipped north
The vessels are now transferring
the cargo. and the Al-h VIII sail FOR
the north again tomorrow.
saadys Evelyn Teaohnor. age II
months. died OF pneumonia NJ the
home Of her parents at Van ASSET
on March q The funeral Will take
place from the residence at Van A.
salt- on Saturday. March {, at 10
O'clock a. m, under the direction Of
n. ,. Noice 4 co. fnterment win be
Ia the odd Fellows cemetery at
GeutRetown.
John Carver Is held by the police
ON charge OF grand larceny. He
was arrested early this morning by
PHtroIman westsdt who was armed
with a warrant. The sum Of 81 20
Is held as evidence. Carver claims
to be a cook lie Is = years of age
and Finlandsr.
The Jury In the case OF Thomas
Donald, suing for $4,000 on behalf
OF his wife, who claimed 20 have
been seriously injured by n fall
from a car. against the Seattle
Electric company this morning
brought In n verdict for the de-
PENDANT
Health officer Ludlow's report
for February shows n decided de-
crease in the number OF contagious
diseases in the city as compared
with the same month last year.
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HAS SUCCEEDED

n. desplcablo methods used by
a. promoters OF the Ubiquitous
-, Inspector bill are revealed in
. attempt to ruin an innocent
,-,.s.r.s business. force him to
statement which he nov
- BE- pack 81 lies and
- 4. being used As an argument
-. AM d the vicious measure.
$500 DAYS ago. J +. Moe. audi
-, me Frye Bruhn company
80 has been lobhyins for the
- ,rxnertor bill visited the but
-. her % William BloxAm Al
rs, 70 sollcct a bill.
e,.,.m SAYS be MAS given 70
..ssrs1.na that his business would
!. ,,urehascd n he would agreo 20
- ! statement 20 the effect that
- sslling contaminated and
uesrcular meat
%. refased 10 DO II. but on the
=. aay there appeared In a no
,.-sousiv irresponsible sheet In Sc
80 what pnrportst 10 be a signed
.s.,.ment irom RloNam 60 the effect
-, - Vas selling infected beef
Th,s sane paper. which Ia the
81. one IA the state supporting
~ neal inspection bill has the
-....ts.soa az supporting every cor
.sraslon gram measure that has ap-
1870 before the legislature saw
: A. chance 10 ruin \ poor man
a. grabbed At e.
~ following letter 70 The star
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ceremony
POSTPONED

The ceremonies that we're to take
place a. the laying Of the corner
stone Of the Federal budding next
Saturday will probably not take
place owing 20 the walkout Of the
stonecuttera employed upon the
building more than week ago.
The men have quit work because OF
tho use OF n stonecuttinE machine.
~ IL the case at the library build
ing
II IL expected that a. least 900
Masona will take part In the oere-
mony when the date IL definitely
fixed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-02

The woodmsn OF the World will
hold a nesting for the Initiation OF
large class OF candidates on Sat
urday. April 1. at the Grand opera
house. A log rolling" will be held
and a special program arranged for
the proper usherlng OF the new
members into the cram. The affair
will be under the auspices OF the
local order. assisted by delegates
from nearby lodges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-02
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

NA&GolNEH4 =. g. Mnrrh 3
n =. tieHou. luhuHnr. titled 30 Hui
eide yesterday afternoon by cutting
his throat with razor aud unifl=
Ing Injuries which will probably
prove fatni. HeKum'a wife has been
arrested charged with bsing an ne
complete in the crime ~ iH HHid
she vas present and advised her
husband 10 Kan himself
SPOKANE. March . spokane is
lu danger or losing the proposed
new urmury on account Of uIuHfa
tion proceedings instituted Co pre-
vent the purchase OF the site select
ed.
NEW YORK. March 2-The
French liner LebretaHne. which vas
outward bound. grounded today In
the lower harbor She will probably
float at high tide
BRETON. Mass. March 2 The
| funeral Of * Governor George s
bout we'll took place today. The in
terment followed at Groton GENE
terry. Many distinguished persons
were present.
DENVER. March 2.-The news
OF the death OF former United
States Senator Edward o Wolcott.
nj Monte Carlo. France. was re-
eeiyed yesterday. The senator went
TO France In hope Of regaininR his
health. He had been suffering
from influenza.
INNS BRuCK. Switzerland.
March Am avalanche over
whelmed a PEASANTS hut at Ausser-
vile. Gfaten. today, killing sir
children.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. March Pa
pern we're served on the Prairie un
a Gas company. asking for a re-
esiyer on the ground that the COM
pany Is disobeylng the laws.
BRYAN. o.. March An the
| lsetehor arson trial today. Jack II
Page testified. relating converna-
ton directly connecting I.,cher ana
| Sol Wynn with the conspiracy prior
60 the fire. lie concluded b yelling
OF isteher'a trip to Montpelier when
the fire took place.
WASHINGTON. March 2-The
hoase today sent tho river aud har-
Dor bill u conference and agreed
20 the conference report on the for
ufieatton and appropriation bill and
Agricultural appropriation bah.
EVERETT. Wash. March Am
unknown japanese. who was badly
laceftated BY the explosion Of 10
sticks q giant powder yesterday.
died last night The body was sent
70 Seattle. He was employed as q
Great Sorth.rn section hand and
was thawins the powder b. an open
fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-02
CHICAGO MARKETS.

Reports for The Star by w. A.
Ryer a. Co. liz Columbia street. by
private wire.
Seattle Thursday. March 2. 1905.
Wheat High. Low. Close.
May. lis SIS. ia "a. lis Ia.
July. 80 Id. IS SIS. 9s rs 10 80.
Sept. 81 IA. 30 ga. 81 to 81 1-s.
Corn
May. IS is TO as Ia, AZ SIS. IS.
July. IS IL. IS TO IS Is. IS Ia.
Oats
May. 81 rs. 81 1-2. 81 1-2 to 81 So
July. 81 81 TO 81 rs. 81 3-s. 81 Ia
Pork
May. 1851. i24T. 1852 to 1855.
July. 1870. 1852, 1857.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
Hirh Low Cin.

High. Low. Close.
Atchison. 81, SO 81, 30.
Anal. Copper. 1914. II. 1914.
y. & o., ITO IA. 100 SIS, ITO Is.
u. Il. T.. g.. &C. 81.
Erie. com. as l-2. AZ rs. 4s1-4.
Ills. Central. 100. l5s Ia. 1914.
Manhattan. Ill IL. III, I7lI-2
Metropolitan. 1913 Is. 12i f-2. 1913.
Mo. Pac.. 100 1-2. los is. log Is.
l.. a N. i43 3-s. l41 rs. 142 "a.
Peoples Gas. Ill. l09 liz. ITO 3-S.
Penna., la Ia. l43 Ia, 143 IS.
Reading. com. 80 SIS. IS Ia. 50.
r. l.. com. 35 rs. So IA. IS 1-2.
SO. Pac.. II IA. 20 3-s. 70 IS.
ST. Paul. 179 IS. us Ia, IT'S 1-2.
Sugar. lt9 "a. las IS. i4s SIS.
I'm. Pac.. 1874 "a. 1873 Ia, 1873 "a.
L. s. s.. com. SO IS, S5 "a. So as.
Z. S. s.. pfd.. 90 Is, 95 SIS. IS SIS.
Stocks-The stock market ruled
strong throughout the session. the
general list showing substantial
gains over yesterdays close.
Heavy buying OF standard rail-
way stocks continues around top
figures. Earnings continue excel
lent. as Is shown by Baltimore &
Ohio's report for January. which
shows a gross increase Of over
800 900. OF which nearly $500 .00O
was retained In the net.
While the market displays
strength, the situation may be
summed up as safe and sound. Pru-
dence and caution should govern
market operations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-02
moToRmAN A HERO

PORTLAND. March In col
liaion % a runaway freight car %
the oregon Watsfpower q Railway
company and y mail car from Cana
dero. seven psrHuuA. one woman and
ain men. were more OF less seriously
inIurvi. Most % the injured we're
taken 20 the hospital. The presence
q mind q The motormAn prevent
serious INJURY % the passengers
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sssststsstsst.ss

Mr.. Bloxam says his business Is
utterly ruined aud that be will new
er be able to sell another pound
Of meat
All this because a dirty yellow
Journal wanted 10 show Ia Infamous
ssryllity TO corporations
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POSTPONED
my Scrip. News A.s'n,

WASHINGTON. March Reps
resentativs Smith. % Kentucky. 10
whom the kshae resolution. eaiilns
for an investigation Of The tahaero
trust. was referred BY the house
Judiciary committee. said today that
there would be no action on the res
niution this session. Smith has been
unable 10 arrange Tor conference
with the attorney general on the
subject lie says the agitation win
be renewed next session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-02
WILL TALK ABOUT
THE RE GRADES

The proposed regrads of Jackson.
Main and Washington streets ia TO
be discussed BY the taxpayers al
fected at meeting tonight Ia Bon
Hur hall, The biz project appears
TO be now well on toward adjust
ment. and II is probable that the
property owners viii arrive at some
decision regarding the matter
Interested parties are figuring on
4 pumping plant with
which 20 aluieo the hin into the
Great Northern terminal grounds.
ohiecting 10 the present plan OF the
city 90 NIL In tho lower end OF
Fourth avenue with dirt secured In
the rcgrade OF that street
=a==zss as=assa==
A. n. Coe. civil engineer. win
discuss the Highway bridges OF
Minneapolis. Saturday evening. al
a meeting Of the Pacific Northwest
Society OF Enginrera. 10 be held az
the Chamber OF Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-02
BABY DAY AT Eo6AN & ERIC.
SONS

Every Saturday through March.
rain or shine. between a. m. and
~ noon. we will photograph all
babies not over 2 years old. show
proof and finish one elegant picture.
free. Sixth floor Eitel building.
Second and Pike. take elevator:
phones. Main. 51t2; Ind. A R902.
go
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.Gs COMING To s.
READERS.

= 'eThe Future Of Russia This ,
= article Is n masterpiece by the
= greatest authority In Europe 4
= on Russian subjects +,
q A tale that Will thrill by I
4 Douglas Story. 4
4 The war In Kansas. by Jacob I
= Waldeek. with sketches BY Sat 4
= terrified.
4 A bunch Of smiles for long 4
\ faced folks. For this treat see 4
4 our next Saturdays issue.
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tssststssststssttttsssst

: : : : y
= Last night read an article A
= in the Times and | want YOU =
= 70 say that II Is all lie. I 4
never said anything Of the 4
q Kind lreferrinE 10 the state 4
= ment that he wNs selling In 4
a tocted meat. This Moe Who 4
= came out here Is man work 4
ing for the FRYE nruhn com 4
= pany but II he Is. he Is a liar 4
for | never said anything OF 4
= the kind. Anybody would know a
Il was put-up job. This 4
e Moo Was sent out here BY the 4
4 Frye -Bruhn company but what 4
= he says ! said Is all lie. and 4
q want you 20 hay this for me. 4
= Moe Is a liar and Mr. FRYE Is 4
= just a. bad for sending him 4
= out here 70 get any such a 4
q statement 4
Yours Respectfully. a
WILLIAM BLoNAM. q
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LIES
HAVE RUINED HIN

..sspurAsLE AFTERNOON SHEET coNsPlRUs TO PUT MR.
.,oxAM. KENT BUTCHER, OUT OF BUSINESS IN ORDER
- aoosr TIE UBIQUITOUS MEAT INSPECTION BlLL AND
MAS SUCCEEDED
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from Mar, Il oxam explains the sit
uation.
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vssstsbisa

Vegetables
Beans. dry. per owt tszs1AIt;
Lima beans tt7BHb.eo: hssts per
sack. 7scuti00. cabbage. fl1b:
winninEstead cabbage. doE. t25o.
eaulirlower. per DOZEN. ii.2s;
garlic. new. lie: onions yellow.
ID. &c. onions. Fanno. ts.ss: spinach.
tto0uti.1G; turnips. sack. ti2bi
rutabzsn. per sack. tec . fi.2b.
lettuce. hothous.. iiG lie. tomatoes.
si.eegsiab. fancy t20o carrots.
per sack. aoc@ti1b. Yakima pota-
toes. ta2a2t. white River potatoes.
parsley. doz.. soc. squash. ID. ~ .
tic: California sweet potatoes per
crete. titt. artichokea. per dor. 75c.
California celery. IS = To-. native
celery. 80 q 70c. native rhubarb. i0c.
Fruits.
PeIrimrnsns. tlas; bananas
per bunch. ssto9 AIS. dates. Per 10.
IHgse! fiEs H-ib bricks. siTB3
f1sa io-lh eartoona soG Tse. graps
fruit. per Dor. tlso. lemons. choice
and fancy. taseaaee. oranges
Seeding. ttzbo8 22s. naval oranges,
ti.6oa77s. oranges. Jap. bale,
tiiBaiTb. apples. cooking. SOC
qsio0. apples. fancy. $1,000 100:
dranbeTriee. 5000; pomeEranatss.
half orange cases t275. pineapples.
per dor. iao0a $50.
Butter and Cheese.
oregon cheese. i3Mc: Eastern.
crooks. $50 zGc. Washington cheese.
isc; cream brick cheese. lee but
ter. native creamery. s2c; eastern
storage, In tubs, 2Ic; eastern
storage. in bricks. 27c. cooking. lt9
ite-
Strictly fresh ranch. is4 20.
Ducks. dressed. i76fsc: geese.
dressed. ibIise; chickens. dressed.
i6qi7c. turkeys, fancy local dressed.
20 1ic.
Honey.
California strained. per ID. Sc;
California sage. per 10. lee; honey,
extract. per III. 7Gsne: Oregon
grape cream. io-eaae lots. i3so;
honey, Yakima. 1akc! Clifornia
white. it-lb. boxes. Is.Bo; Olympia.
boxes. ta8s.as.
Sugar.
Golden G. In sacks tb;ss; extra c.
In sacks. tb.6s. powdered. In bar
reis. t6.to: dry granuiated. IN sacks
fsi6: cube. in barrels ssbb: beet
sugar. 4s.ob: maple sugar. i0a i2h.
Less a. C II paid within IS days.
Meats
Cows. beef. 6he: steers. &c: NUT
ton. dstze; pork &c: lamb. DC:
dressed veal. small. 20 ice; live rab-
bits. doK.. t3Th.
Hams, Bacon and Lard.
Hams. i7miac; bacon. breakfast
iSA Q16A: lard. white Star. fierce.
phc. lard. White Rose. sAe. lard
Wild Rose. shc.
Nuts.
Rrazii. per 10. isaitci coeoanuta
per dozen. soc; chestnuts. Italian
ehestnuts. California, 15c. wainutS
English. i4d15c. pecans. 12014c;
fllherts. isc: black walnuts, &c:
hickory nuts. &c; butternuts. Sc;
peanuts. 5aioc; Jumbos. &c: al
monds. i2h aiTo. California wall
nuts. l2413c.
Fish, Oysters. Etc
Soles. &c. black cod. SC: ling cod.
Sc; crabs. timl.T5: clans. open
shipment. 100. claims. per sack.
si7b; oysters. Olympia per sack
$3.50; open bulk. per gallon,
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hoase today sent tho river aud har-
Dor blu 10 conference and agreed
20 the conference report on the for
ufieatton and appropriation bill and
agricultural appropriation bah.