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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
exp ANSI0N IS
NOT SERIOUS

RAILROAD stocks and bonds arr
tho weak features OF tho market
says the current issue of Moody's
Weekly Review. "Other bonds. too.
are heavy and sagging 4 little. Our
railroads are being tried In tho court
of public opinion--which IL a very
competent and impartial court with
the farmers bloc and the radicals
as prosecutors.
Bonds. other than rails. arc sag.
ging in response to such factors as
absorption Of funds in trade expan.
sion, the rise in money rates, mod.
crate expansion OF credits, and a
large supply OF new bonds them
selves. Credit expansion. however.
has thus far been financed entirety
by the member banks. while the
capabilities OF tho federal reserve
banks have not BEEN utilized. so
that the expansion should not bs-
come threatening piicr 10 the
autumn boom, IL ut all.
New England cotton mill bust.
ness appears important an n bar.
ometer Of the labor situation, and
Of the future OF cotton Goods and
mill shares. Wages In these mills
even before the September advances
we're about double those Of pre.war
times. whereas other v'aRes Rener
ally were only about gb to SIS per
cent above pre.war, Tic big rise
in cotton Itself began a year ago.
whereas cotton goods prices did not
show any considerable rise until last
October. Raw cotton moves two or
three months ahead of cotton goods,
while the goods move one or two
quarters ahead Of dividend pay,
ments. Any further sustained rise
In rniM shares looks improbable.
building costs are advancing too
fast. The rise foreshsdows q restric.
ton OF building operations before
the end Of the year. and such re.
strictions should be counted upon
by the industries 20 be affected
by t."
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

aniith Cove TsfminHi Pier A-a;f FuRu
Nafu, sif MandnsaH Haru. bsrEs Vim.
Nottingham or Willie A. Higgins
Pier u.~ktF $50 Msru. sfbr hfindaneo
linton pii Ca bpeE-sHir Ia nrsa
bell street Tormtual- ship 81 Paul
gfsnd Trans Fseifie TsrminAl--Hr Ad-
miFai Watson.
PIER is-Rif knight Tsmpiaf
Pier iisH--HF ouvEp. T.. II G. q uaida
Pier eeht feuny Dpiard.
Pier Hif Victoria
Pier Sir queen
Pier s-Ru i4Atouchs.
Pier A. hir Admiral Eodman
rnien rscifie Tsfulinai-su Lurlins. stf
iaWsn.
rarlno coast Coal nunk.n mark OH.
saiai. bark EINsit. q T. i. II. r. cedar.
Pacific Coast Enginssfins WoFah-Hhip
Hsnf y Packard.
q 4. shipping hbnFd MnafinEu-- leo.
uium ar Amns = Morse ar aiiysrsdo.
sH cfuss Ksys asr Delight. sir WEE
Nariiaa6. 80 Wsst irou
Cptg===st'est Street TsfmlHai-Agr Com.
msFriai Traveller
Atlantic street Trrminsl--s Spokane
seattle ftesr Nliis Tstminai--u. \. G. q.
AiEgaania.
King Wage poek- xossrshis Ruby.
stacy street. Tsrrniasi--r. y. q. r. Plo-
HnsF
Lander street Tssrninai--sehr wAweas.
81 ~ a. n utHeoFsrsf
Todd prYapeEs .atarship nor.r. ctr
Eszadanec. ssr Commercial Spirit.
PaEsi Hoand Bridge prsdglnx Co.--B,r
Patterson.
Amsn TsFminAi co.--gehr Geo. y, pIi.
iinKs. ctr John c. Kirkpatrick. str
wAitsr f,aeksnhaeh. str FrAak Lynch.
schr Ahasr Cphurn, mosersAiy San
Juan. Hehr ". u, Pint
West Seattle Training Htslioh--U. g. r.
EsHis No. 81.
ltsfssfpAn's prrdoek Motorship Oregon,
ctr MsilinKferd. schf Henry wlison.
Alaska Steamship MsafinEs- Rsr Rsdossda.
winsiew Marine Railway barge csaal,,
ism city. sir Caesar. whsisfs Nos. !.
50
asFsssn- npay 3 aehr John A.
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Financial Flashes
Trem James Marfarlane ! Co
sll Second Ave.


Twenty industrlals. 1926. Oft IL;
20 rails. $3.50. off .02.
ON January / the General Ameri.
can Tank had s25 5000 in orders
for freight and tank cars on its
books. and this total has increased
in proportion to gain in railroad
buying.
Copper metal sales increasing i7ss
cents.
Vienna expects 5O.0O0.00o gold
kronen loan being negotiated In Lon.
don viii require American participa.
ton.
United States fixed tentatively
si,fs7. 7s6.S67 as amount II win de.
mand from Germany for claims
growing out Of war.
British estimate Of American rub.
her purchases in 1923 at between 1855
and 900 thousand tons. which viii
more than offset debt payments dur.
ing year
Libby. Mcneil & Libby. for year
ended March 3, reports surplus OF
2is2.sss, versus s2.42S,7s3 loss in
previous year.
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CROP GOOD ~
PACIFIC STATES

Conditions are also ia the neigh
borhood % 30 Ia most ~ tho Nhcific
Northwest In tho plains extending
from Western Nebraska thru West.
cfn Kansas. thru the panhandle
region u Oklahoma and Texas.
owing 10 drought last fail and win.
tsf. conditions arc extremely roor
ranging from % per cent downward
10 complete failure"
The conditions ~ wlnisr wheat ny
states. follows
New York. % per cent. New jer.
sey. 10. Pennsylvania. 50. Delaware
IS. Maryland. ~. Wisconsin. S..
Minnesota. SIS: lowa. 81; Missouri.
~. South Dakota. 20. Nebraska. "a.
Kansas. 60. Ksaiucky. S.. Alabama.
80. Texas. ~. okiRhoma. 50. Arkan.
sAs. So Montana. "a. Wyoming. Is:
Colorado. s.. Arizona. -: Idaho. vi.
Washington. 81: Oregon. 81: caiisor.
mia. rs.
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Arrivals and Departures

AhtkiN lb-ApfH nc - hffa from
San Luis. AZ 90. 80 u. " Alexander
from Han Pedro sic Kan Ffanfiass. At
1efae a. n. Angl f-Hff NuhdHls from
Port fBdisH. at1 iaE O. m.i stf Admiral
psssY from oakland via Han Frapcisoo.
at $40 D. m siF EniHht Tsmpiaf from
london VIA ports. 30 1850 B. m nff
John a. kifhpsirirk from Han Pedro. AZ
80 a. ms mptgfship ksnnsratt from
Tacoma 81 tf1q p. ms sif iuriinn from
Honolulu Via Han Francisoo and hslliug,
ham. 81 9 m sff iasAa from Boston
via ports a. midnight
sAfItD-Aprit STIR Princess Mar
quinnH Tor vancouver o. O. ~ m.s
motafship ksnnerutf Tor Nsw faik via
ports. 81 1850 m.s ~ Montgomery
CITY for Vancouver eia Tacoma. a. a.
ga stf Admiral uescY f1f Thrama. 81
asa ma a. a. q naidh Tor SEA
duty at tts0 e. co. April t-hff PrsaIs
dent Grant fuf Manila Yia parts. ~ II
M: err wunaaia fsf NsW York Yia
ports. ~ $50 q. 81. ar valdez FOR Anch.
prsFe snH kartaka via H8nihHsrfsfn and
Southeastern Alaska. AZ 1850 q. 90 stf
Hsniurkisn Tor Nsa York Via ports. At
1915 .. No.. stF Rania liner Tor San
Pedro Via Everett. # "a.
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Grain PRICES
HIT new LEVEL

CHICAGO April s.-Grein prices
for the 1898 crop moved u new high
levels on the Chicago board ~ trade
today with the outlook for produc-
ton 4hia year becoming more
gloomy. due To tho unreasonable
weather.
Snow Cell again over the North.
west to-day. holding up spring work.
now long past due Some experts
here declare talk 81 wheat acreage
reduction il ridiculous In view ~
the pesaimisgie crop prospects and
low stocks everywhere
The country's ware houses and eie.
vapgF stocks have seldom been as
low as at this time. Chsnch bugs
we're doing considerable, damage TO
winter wheat IN Illinois and Indiana,
while green bugs were in Southwest
ern fieidG
About 100000 bushels OF whoa,
were sold for export. with sorn- un-
confirmed reports Shat England and
! France bad cancelled a few small
orders The yiSlola supply OF wheat
decreased 4OT.t00 bushels. The Cana
dian vislbls supply decreased Sz.0ee
bushels.
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AMATH
FORI

PORTLAND
wresilers frorl
American Leo
Washington Al
today for the (
Pacific North
and wrestling
ment. The "a
the auspices q
teur Athletic
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OIL COMPANIES
WIN TEST SUIT

WASHINGTON. April I0.--The
federal trade commission in the
United States supreme court yester.
day lost its test suit TO compel the
big gasoline and oil companies to
stop the practice or loanlng pump
and measuring equipment 70 gaso.
line curb retaiis" on contracts,
binding tho retailers against using
the products Of any other whole.
salcr.
The commission attacked such con.
tracts as being in violation OF the
sntl.trus, laws. in that they re-
stricted competition.
The test suit was brought against
tho sinclair and the Standard OIL
companies.
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GITNEY \
BEAVER I'd
<. o. Gitney.1
nated JOHNNY
pool, o.
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DROUGHT HURT
SONIE DISTRICTS

Explaining tho decrease IN the
average condition for winter wheat
Ia department Of agriculture state
ment said.
owing 20 the extensive drought
~ scaniy railfall last fall and winter
Ia many sections. much wheat failed
20 gvrmlnaic or barely terminating.
persisted from the rlgorn o. tho
winter "a that tho abandonment
promised 90 be heavy. aitho irrrgu.
Arly 10 Kansas and Nebraska. iies,
alan fiy IL reported from IA number
% states. and the green bug appears
70 be quite numerous in parts Of
Texas
Present conditions turnout tho
central belt Of states from Penasyl,
yania 10 Eastern Kansas. range
quite uniformly from 7s 20 A. per
cent. rlslng 70 30 per cent IN tho
Northern belt from Nsw York 10
Wisconsin and also Ia the larger
part Of Iowa ana Northwestern Ais.
suuFi.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Mondays Quotations
New Issues

s. w. Strauss & Co. have pur.
chased an Issue OF st,10o, 900 per
cent, first mortgage, serial coupon
bonds, maturing IN from three TO is
years. OF the Broadway and nth II.
corporation secured by the land and
building OF n ll-dory modern apart.
ment at the northwest corner OF
broadway and nth NJ. The bonds
are the dlrctt obligation OF tho Dor.
rowing corp'Tation and coupons arc
payable April 1 and October /.
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WINTER WHEAT
ABOVE AVERAGE
Government Forecast Ranks
Northwest High

WASHINGTON. April io-The
winter wheat production this year
VIII total 57s,si7.ooo bushels. the de.
partment Of agriculture forecast 10.
day upon the basis Of the condition
OF the crop OF April /.
This compares with an estimated
production OF $50. soa 600 bushels last
year. eoo,sle.ooo FOR 1891. aud an
average OF ssb. go5, 900 for the pre-
ceding five years.
The average condition Of winter
wheat on April was 7s.s per cent
OF normal, ar compared with 7s4
per cent On April last year. 81 per
cent on April ?. 1921. aud with an
average Of sal per cent Tor the pre-
ccdiuE .aw years
There was decrease in condition
from December 1. 1899. 20 April 4.
81 a. points as compared with an
average decline IN the last 10 years
% IS points between these dates.
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Conclude Lumber
Price Probe Here

Hearings Of the federal trade
commission regarding an alleged
combination by the Douglas Fir
Export and Exploitation company
and others TO fix lumber prices
which have been held in Seattle
for the past few weeks. were con.
cludcd here Monday afternoon. Tho
commission Is moving TO Portland.
where further hearings will DO held
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TRADE TERMS
TURNOVER

BIh4NOb Els
Turnover" II term that has
come into use in connection with
accounting. and Is sometimes am.
biguousIy applied TO the cost Of sales.
IN its general application, the turn.
over Of a merchant or rnanufactnrer
represents the number Of times his
capital that its invested in stock In
trade Is reInvestcd in other stock in
trade during a given period, such as
a monthly turnover"
The margin Of profit on merchan.
disc depends largely on tho number
Of times II can be turned over. An
investment Of given amount I'm
stock which Is turned over five times
n year, would only yield half tho
gross yearly profit Of the same
amount turned over at the same
prices 10 times n year.
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stgAl
ArItII 10
Weather Bureau Report

TATupan BLAND April - A. ~
barometer falling. clfar. sind east ~
miles en- hour, Passed iu. tHa-uasi steam
schooner 81 $3.50 e "a sif hatata HHri,
az 5faQ a. M Passed guf, sfr Hundain.
az $50 q a. AZ santa iusH "a q. MI
a thrsrsmaHt schooner, towing. 90 $40
a. m.
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BANK cLEiRINGs
srnifle

T9lal transactiona J. -
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STEEL WAGES
ARE BOOSTED
United States Steel Lead,
With Increase

hEW YORK. Ami "a
s.oeks we're strong on the ~, -
LOCK eEehanee today. folIov,..'' -
J per cent wage Increase -. ,s 2
United States Steel ana ~.
psnaents yesterday. ana me No
mar other companies womb ~
this example. l'l@s
THIS reason was aser.beo =,
larger increased eafniugs -. y -
TACT That immigration re.'.i IL. "
nave interfersd with The rser,,I',...,.
Eaoiti9nsl iaborers for the pre-, ~. =
IiiiiiH- The raise. which 20, l,,. ~
ieet April 10. affects apuro,' ~ Z
100000 workers.
~ steel "a considered hs.,.
Of prosperity IN the financial 49, 49,
here, wall Stree, wa eneo,,,a ~
me raise. viewed as on indles,,.
a summer Of good times
NEW YORK. Apru IA
United States Steel Corporate, =, =
announced q wage increase n ~
cent, effective in az he CON- 9
tons manufacturing Plant.
April 10. I
Wages Of Republic Iron s,s g.,
workers viii be advanced s,,s...
maieiy II per cent April Il -
Other independents are ey,....,
TO take similar action foilos1r. \.
Increase announced By The ~.
States Steel corporation.
The statement of cbalrnsr =.
of the latter Organization az 81
Il had been recommended n -.
dents Of manufacturing suin.a',,..
OF the United States steel ~, 4.
wages o. day labor At their 49,,
be increased about II per o5t i.
That other wage rates ia mspvs,.
turing plants be equltably ash...s
10 become effective April ls
NEWCASTLE. Pa. Apra ia.
u per cent increase FOR ztta =
pIoyes Of the local carnerls 81
works was announced today st,,s
live April 10.
CHICAGO. April io.-The sss
increase Of II per cent In ii. 49,
industry was regarded herr TAI
bs economic experts and ~
leaders as a forcrunner Of .tslir
timcs." making similar nav ii
vanoes possible for common h,r
In other liEes o, industry.
Other industries. II was pfesuR
viii be forced 10 increase ~
wages 10 keep help. owing d n
labor shortage.
Charles Dawes. banker and fs1w
United States budget direcw. d
ciared the wage increase sat
herald Of general business rnss
and a good barometer Of ua.a
prosperity.
NEW YORK, April 1s.-Presssr.
Grace. OF Bethlehem Steel al
nounced today his corporation d
planning wage adiustmsaix eitect.
I've April 15. Increase vii apply
particularly to common sAbor and a.
tails are being worked out thru al
employees representation system
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Business Changes

Stone Brothers. tailors, of 200 Sec.
ond ave. have opened a new branch
establishment NJ i4ii Fourth ave.
marking their card year In Seattle.
Samuel M. Stone win manage the
new branch.
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Foreign Money Status
Denver Live Stock
Mondays ousssiisns
furnished by Iexan a nrysn
ala e~,orsxf Az a~~ftt.


sasti~--Fseslpts. sssse Market steady.
hsifsrs us00f.ss. s,ockers and feed.
sfs. ts,seBt. ceivss. itsoBts
7.1g3 Market steady.
i9e iowsr Tsp. ST.ss. bulk. ;sssa
iTss.
she~p-Herelpts, 3.ttp MARKET steady 10
s,renE lambs. fIs7tufa7-. ewes.
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Club Meetings

The Kiwanis club viii meet at the
Hotel Gowman at noon Wednesday.
April IL. W. A. Irwin will give an
address on Seattle. and music viii
be provided by Madame Davenport
Engberg and the Seattle Civic sym.
phony orchestra.
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BUYERS MAY
co ON STRIKE
Duke Sees Danger in Price
Increases

OLYMPIA. April i0.~rossihil'ty
Of a busVrs' strike and au abrupt
recession In business following the
present tide OF prosperity In this
state l. seen hy John + Duke. state
supervisor Of banking, IN a state
mcnt Just made public.
'srhci,e Is evidence Of boom Va
tho present activity Of llmber ami
the retail business on this coast
Duke ssiys. Prices are continually
rising and with a sellers market
for lumber. the buyer Is consistent.
Is faising former bids. inces have
gone up 10 such figure THAI pro.
posed building Is being postponed.
the prospective builders feeling that
they can not afford 10 Pay pgNsent
prices for lumber and lalor.
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COMMODITIES
ARE TOO mon

There Is also a CROWNS feeling
tina, prices for dry GOODS, hardware
and other more or less essential ma
,erials are becoming ton high for
the average person TO pay, unless
forced by necessity TO tuy DIS
satisfaction ON this account Is likely
10 develop into "a buyers sirike. The
conservative business man Is now
becoming fearful that the present
prosperity Is but temporary and the
future does not look so bright to
him as II prices had remained sta
uonary or the increase had hcea
more gradual
Duke finds another alarming note
In the high rates OF interest which
the borrower Is willing TO pay. H9
points out that Westerc Washing.
ton banks are overloaded with sur.
plus nihds and these funds are now
being quite generally luar ed IN New
York on call. while commercial pa.
per also Is absorbing a large amount
~ tire surplus.
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UNTITLED TONNAGE

NEW YORK, April l0.--Unfillod
tonnage Of the United states steel
corporation. March 81, was 7.40S.s32.
compared with 7,2s3,9se on Fobru.
airy 2s, an Increase Of 1888 tons.
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Alaska Vessels

Nrffhihan@ April iraAailsd. str Ads
fuifsi Rogers. nofinbnund. At - m
Valdez April g=-Haiisds ~ Admiral
Evans. wsstbound. - $50 O. ~
PsfrFsiuts April sailed str Al.
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Foreign EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. April p.--ForsiEn sr.
change opened irregular. Sterling. de.
nAnd.stssA francs, io.es7s. lire.
io.osssisi marks. ao.pls to the dollar.
The market closed irregular. atsrtInx.
H.ss" francs. fo6s7s. lire, io.0,sfgs
marks. s0,pt2 to tho dollar.
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MONEY
GOES EAST

THAT the New York stock ex.
change Is able to absorb the huge
sums OF money that are icing Tor.
warded by the city banks and some
country hanks from nearly all parts
Of the United States aud IL willing
TO pay an ever.inccasipg rate OF
interest to attract this money u
something that can not be viewed
with equanimity." Duke states.
This also applies 10 Eastern manu-.
facturers and lobbers rs indicated
by the rapid rise in the rate Of
commercial paper.
IT has been a puzzle 10 most Of
us 30 find n reason for the stimulus
which business has received. In view
OF the constantly dwindiing export
trade and the distressed financial
condition OF the farmer. and n great
many question whether the sudden
revival OF almost wartime conditions
in industry is Justified In the face Of
fhnse hanft-sartx
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MEATS

rstrrs and Haastrrs-4.lYs, n 81
tapana f4fs, !at. n. ....,4. 80
Fancy q. = ,......t.4..,.. ga
flsns-~shs tts ard up .s4s4. "a
Medium. live, als 10 - he. IAI
1--we. light. sn ~ ne. ~ .isl
Fancy dfY picked ; cents above
i've
t,es.e live. fat to 10 ihs Is
BsiHian Haree--t Tbs and up. as
Turkeys Fanof 4, D., s-I6 ibs.. al
nee@s-r---pld. iiss. PER- lb... 10
HaEe-~
chairs, liTl,t .....,....,,t.. lie IL
Heavy, fancy ............... ere 10
Veal
y Fang>E fS<hi s4............ .f1w fg
Sodium. nklt ,.s,,4..t. .osB isl
Msd., heavy. iks@a9 ms. 49,. Ss
EaneN. mnaHr. l.a % 200 M. lha 81;
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MAY HAVE
BUYERS STRIkE

The state bank supervisor declares
Il the white collar" man IL forced
to limit his buying or goes further
and strikes. there viii be a largo
purchasing factor removed and the
situation may revert 70 that OF 1890.
WIRES contracts were cancelled and
NJ paiacturef.. iobbers and retailers
found themselves stocked with goods
they could not dispose Of
No. being At heart a pessiusiS,. !
sincerely trust this situation viii mol
arise but there are sufficient warn.
ings 70 cause one TO be more con.
servaiive.r he says. and adds word
Of advice 10 bankers and business
men not to 70 into any undertaking
requiring heavy financing until the
atmosphere clears
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rns.. rsla whsl,.sIs ps.I.t.
NUS
a. as.s
VEGETABLES

AtHi@Sds~l y. T.. per ~. .... as
fe@nats Vs. Per ~, .......s. ,ie
re-ansaafsr n .......a.... tie n
Mined >ats@rsr -. .s....s. so
Aaisst@--eAi., No. !. per n. - 81
EgHHsH Ber ~ "A
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Some people Sake up 10 iii
themselves famous. but most psps
fail 10 become famous because n
never wake np.
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POULTRY AND MEATS
Price. ratd Wholesale Dealer.

Ducks Dressed. per ~. . n
Hens Dressed, heavy ...... Al
Dressed. liKht ...........s "a
tive, heavy. 10 ........ 81
Live. HIGHT. N. ...4...4.. so
Fryers-Psr ~ t........4 ~
Geese Dressed. per 10. ,... 30
Turkeys Fancy. dressed .... .4pg a.
live. fancy. 10. .4........ ~
belxian harrs-t.iyo per ID. II
Dressed. pes 10. ....... %
Cws-- Country. dressed. 10. .os9 10
Hogs Fancy block ....... .Is8 .isil
Veal Fancy liHht ...... .iset II
Medium, dressed ...., liz Il,
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee


surnr--flrm. Raw. i7,tf; refined. firm.
sr; graduated. tsi0Wp.2s.
Coffee-RIo spot NO. Z, iisdiiac ID.
No. Santos, lax ais. 10.
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Portland Produce
Mondays Quststlons

Batter--tsIi7e 10.
Egxs--gs8agc dor.
fh~~ss--3su 10.
Heus--70Rstu 80.
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Hogs estimated. 5000; last year. a..
200; left over, 2.si7. Cattle, $4,000.
Sheep. $4,000.
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NeU York Stock Market


u. REVIEW
0-M
eeoo0o annually representing latgs addition IN the paf"
cr1eee steel up vi american can ~ np =. c9p'olaetsd
BROOKLYN Rapid a. off MARYLAND 81 Anaconda Cop
l05 up =; Reading 7th OF - Republic steel 81 a. up -
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid 10 shippers


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