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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
LUMBER SALES
ABOVE OUTPUT
Production Continues to Be-
Greater Than Normal

onS hundred and thlrty.four mills
reported TO tho West Coast Lum.
beFmon'a association for tho week
ending August rs. Manufactured
iio.9is.Gl9 feet OF lumber sold 49,
27a.i6s feet and shipped 1924
AZ feet.
Production for reporting mills
was 20 per cent above normal. prac'
tieaily tho same ms in tho week
previous. New business was 2pcr
cent above production. Shipments
were 3 per cent below new bum.
meas.
Forty.slx per cent Of all new
business taken during tho week
was Tor future water delivery. This
amounted 10 B2.s76.9OS feet. OF
which 42.isf.i4s feet wns for do.
mebtio cargo delivery and 1882.
100 feet export New businers by
rail amounted 10 1850 cars.
Forty.threo per cent OF the
weeks timber shipments moved by
water. This amounted 70 4G.S2s..
las feet. OF which 3e.2Gs.e9i feet
moved coaatwlsa and intercoas,al.
and io.5sp.iES feet overseas.
Local auto and team deliveries
totaled 4.sso.2s feet.
Untitled domestic cargo orders
totAled i5i.6i2.553 feet. Unified
export orders. 7s.o2s.54T feet Tin.
filled rail trade orders 1894 cars.
In tho first ~ weeks OF the
year production reported 20 West
Coast Lumbsrmen'a association has
been a.as75bs.7os feet. new busi'
ness s.gi7.7o3.b9i feet. and ship
menta. 1880. s89.5Tl feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
CARS HAVE
NEW MODELS

Increased production also VIII re.
suit in the Packard factory thru in.
PRODUCTION Of the new single eight"
model. This car has 143.inch wheel
base. Other Packard designs are un.
changed.
Introduction Of the new seven.pas.
scnger Paige sedan Is the only new
design for the year. The sedan is
neatly finished in blue. with gold
trimmings.
One new model is added to the REQ
and Chalmers lines. The REQ intro
duces a low-sitting stream line tour
Ing car, disc wheels and lower top
and body construction, give the new
Chalmers sport model sturdy up.
pearance.
To more fully carry out the stream
lines new Hupmobile model has its
beveled edges replaced by curves.
Seven types are changed TO make
them sturdler and TO conform TO
new design. Weight distribution is
changed with n longer wheel base.
Tho roadster and four.passcnger
coupe arc made with lower tops.
The new Overland is made longer.
lower and with more refined lines.
including curved edges and stream
limo steel body construction. Seats
are lower and deeply cushioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
IT'S NOT A BAD PLAN
TO TRY OUT AT HOME

Whom you arc forced 10 1.-Two
IN n foreign city" nnid Frank
u. Carter. former Seattle pack.
er, who has spent tho past four
years IN Brazil Rs president OF
Armour a Go. OF Brazil. In n
talk 20 kiwanis club Wednes,
day. III IN necessary for you TO
get along with tho other Amori.
cars around you. Tho result IN
that you learn 90 look for tho
good IN everybody, and you find
that. no matter who tho man
nor what his work or station in
life. you can always find some
good IN him, and can always oa.
hblish some point OF friendly
contact and common interest.
And this makes your ansocin.
lions pleasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
NEW CALLS
FOR BIDS

The following now calls for bids.
compiled by c. Is. White. Seattle
manager OF tho National Surety Co.
were announced today;
County commissioners. wateryille.
bids 10 a. m. September 7. eonsiruc-
ton I s5.loo miles road
City council. Spokane, bids septem.
Der q. sidewalks and curbu. 10th ave.
Glass ave. and Q ~,
Purchasing agent. Alaska Engi.
neering commission. Seattle. bids
September 10. Sterling water tuba
boiler. railroad spikes. frogs, switches,
etc.
County commissioners. Vancouver.
bldn 10 a. m. September IS. plank
ires,io acrors Bridge creek.
United States cnginecrs' office. Sc
attic. bids ~ noon. September !.
rock removal. wiiiapa river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
NEW PLANTS AND
ADVERTISING

The Ford Motor Co. starts the new
year with a $1,000. 900 national ndyer.
Using campaign. with plans for In.
creased production 10 fully satisfy
the demand for lts product.
Application OF the stream line" 20
tho Ford Is the outstanding feature
OF the 1924 model, a higher radia.
tor. an apron Joining the front fen
ders and improved body design are
the principal changes. Tho coupe
and roadster are lower. and especially
show the application OF the new de-
sign. Practically no shanges are
made in tho Lincoln. Increased pro-
ductIon VIII feature this cars new
year.
Two new plants are nearing com.
pletion at the Dodge Brothers fac.
tory 10 help supply the increased de.
mand. Tho Dodge advertising cam.
paign. started several years ago. viii
be continued. Tho new Dodge plans
call for io.inch longer wheel base.
lower body. weight distribution on
improved springs. higher radiators
and ailSteei stream line body. i'm.
proved instrument arrangements and
moro lex room for the driver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
SEATTLE LEADS.
in 1923 IMPORTS.
Runs So Millions Ahead OF
San Francisco in Year

Seattle has taken the lead among
the ports OF tho Pacific Coast. &C.
cording 70 customs figures an.
nounced yesterday. With imports in
tie customs district % Seattle for
tho year enAed June so nearly
double the imports OF the previous
year. Seattle imports ran alcad OF
san Franclsco's by over 50 million
dollars IN value. Last year san
Francisco was three million ahead
OF Seattle.
The import figures for last year
wer: Seattle. Nsi.ios,5os. and san
Francisco. N2J.SSL445. For this
year they were: Seattle. SsSe,sit..
$50. and san Francisco. iSs,o6S.'
III.
The total import figures for tho
Pacific Coast for 1889 were S2s7..
i4s.os4: for 1888. siTs.54o.oTl.
The export figures were not as
favorable. 1899 figures for the coast
were ssis.TSs.siT against sSis.siT..
so for 1898: Seattle is2. figures be
Ing sss.osS.ssT. and 1888. sSI.tSs..
81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Coast Business Is
Good, Says Preston

That business on the Pacific
Coat and IN the Northwest is in a
moro stable condition and has a
better tone than any section OF the
country, is the opinion Of L. @.
Preston. Of Cedar Rapids and New
Orleans, who is in Seattle Thursday.
Preston is general sales manager for
the PenIck & Ford company. and
has covered practically all OF the ter.
ritory west Of the Mississippi in his
present trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
DRUGGISTS TO
BOOST PRICES

CHICAGO. Aug. 3o.--An increase
OF 20 per cent IN drug prices will be
considered NJ meeting OF Chicago
yetail druggists September s. II be
cane known today. Isam NJ. Light.
secretary OF the Chicago Druggists
association. representing 1850. said
the meeting will attempt 10 stop
-prIos cutting" In view OF the fact
THAT prices are 20 per cent under
what they should be-"
Other officials said that after the
meeting druggists Will act as indlyid.
.uals In any price advances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Building Permits

*. II. Stewnrt. $40 w Fulton, frame resi-
dcnco, a213e. $4,000
X. II. Stewart, $40 w. Fulton. franc resi-
dence. 32x2s $4,000.
Col. q. ", Biothon. 900 w. Comstonk,
frame residence alteration. 1850.
3. o. Carlson. $3.50 10Th NJ. TO-, frame
residence. ibK27. $1,000.
Mrs. II. II. Bwitzor. 2isG Shelby, franc
residence. 3Gxs0. $4,000.
Shell Co, Of California, She'll building,
frame station, 1874. $500
william Olson 1902 w, spth. frame resi-.
donoc iix2i, $4,000,
Robert Moore, 1913 18th NJ, mill garages,
42sts, $4,000
J. G. Ayey, boO5 w Stevens. frame resi-
donce gOx2O, $4,000.
II. ~. Benton. 700 Lowman building,
name apartments, $4,000.
WilNsm Hook. 1899 Taylor franc rosl.
douce, gsx2b, $4,000.
william Hook, 1922 Taylor. franc resi-
denee. 3sx26, 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Mason County Gets
so Italian Queens

SHELTON. Aug. 3o.-Elghty Ital.
ian queens were introduced into the
county during the honey season this
year. AS a result OF four.day check
on the beekeepers OF the county. con-
Quoted BY County Agent II. f. Drew
and B. y. Slocum. extension bee spe-
cialist. 526 hives were inspected.
Agriculture In Mason county IS on the
increase for the first time In four
years. and It Is estimated that there
are not more than so box hives left
IN the county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
TO INCREASE
AUTO OUTPUT
Companies Announce Plans
for Coming Year
BY L. r.. sIsK

DETROIT. Mich. Aug. 3o.--Tbero
viii be more autos than ever on tho
highways next year
Motor ear manufacturers are plan.
ming increased production with en-.
ployment Of more men In factories
and associated industries. Additional
plants arc being erected by several
establishments 10 caro- for tho 1924
trade and, following tho lead Of the
Ford company, extended advertising
campaigns are being started.
Prices remain about tho same with
no sensational changes contemplated
by any manufacturer
The "stream line" is favored by the
new models with very few exceptions.
This plan calls for a straight Has 10
tho back OF ths tonncau To mike Il
possible radiators are higher. hoods
have more conservative lines and
bodies arc cut down 70 reduce super
nuous materials. AS "a whole. the
new autos cling closer 10 the ground
with heightened wheel bases bringing
the center OF gravity more fully upon
tho springs. The low sitting car II
harder TO turn over. reducing tho
tendency 20 skid and allowing easier
manipulation on rough roads,
Application OF ihs four-wheel brake
system 10 a number Of the new mod
els and other transmission and con.
troll improvements make them safer
and easier 10 handle in emergencies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
SLIGHT GAINS
IN GRAIN PIT

CHICAGO. Aug. 2e.-Considerable
short covering la all grains marked
trade on the Chicago board OF trade
today,
Wheat was helped by reports Of
little export business via Montreal
and the breaks.
The cash market was irregular.
being steady 20 half lower for con-
tract grades and TO cents lower
for sample grades.
There was considerable short COW
cring In corn. due TO Missouri. Kan
sas and Oklahoma state crop ro-
ports. which indicated that the hot.
dry spell did considerable damage
In Southern counties.
Oats rallied from tho early low
points In sympathy with other
grains. Provisions showed a strong
undertonc up TO the close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
No Radical Tariff
or Tax Changes Due

WASHINGTON. Aug. a0.--prcsi.
dent Coolidge believes that what the
country needs moro than anything
olso n stability. confidence. reassur.
anco and knowledge that affairs viii
movo smoothly In tho prcsen,
grooves 40 that business can build
on tho present foundations The
presidents vicwu. ss outlined by a
White House spokesman yesterday.
Indicate clearly there will 10 no
move for radical changes IN the tar.
M schedules. or in tho taxation laws.
az far as ho Il concerned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
BUSINESS-Fmance Produce Agriculture Shipping, Building
Potato Dealers and
Growers Cooperate

ABERDEEN. Aug. 30. - Potato
growers ana wholesale potato dealers
IN this city and Hoquiam met and
worked out a tentative agreement
for marketing their potatoes this
year Al the wholesalers agreed 20
handle local potatoes during tho
months OF August ana September. 20
as % stabilize the local market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Arrivals and Departures

AHRtNED-AUE. .7,-gtr Crater Hail.
from Baltimore via paiboa. Han Pedro
and San Francisco. At 1910 p. m. str
San Diego, from San Francisco. via poin,
Wells. az ] p, m: ctr MlnnssotAn from
Tacoma. At . y. m.
sAILED-AuK. sp--str Admiral Wat
son for Anchorage. Southwestern Alaska,
Via southeastern Alaska. At a. m ctr
President Mckinley for Manila. via Yoke.
hama Kobe. Shanghai aud HonEkone. At
III a. m. Aug 7a-atr Admiral Rod.
man for southeastern Alaska. at $50 y.
m; str indian city for Japan. via Genoa
bay ard Vancouver. u. G.. at o. M: str
Han DIEGO for Tacoma. at s p. m; str
suelco for New York. via Tacoma. uet-
bingham. Anacortes. Han Francisco. San
Pedro and Balboa. a, 7;70 .. MI str
santa Inca for San Pedro. At 10 .. m.
drodEs Seattle for San Francisco In tow
Of tug Daniel Kern, at p. m.
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Foreign Money Status
wednesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan g. Bryan
Rio gerond Ave- Gcot,t-
Liberty Bonds

Wednesdays Quotations
Furnished by Logan q Bryan
80 Second Ave. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
New High Record
for Car Loadings

NEW YORK. Aug. 5o.--LoadIngs
Of revenue frcigh, for the week end.
ID August Is. totalcd i.o55.74i cars.
This is tho largest in any one week
In history. according 20 a report
mado public yesterday BY tho car
service division OF tho American
RnilwRy>aAaoclatlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Business in Good
Shape, Says Banker

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.--ChArles
Il. II. Mitchell. president OF tho Ma.
tlonai city bank. Gays that business
confidence IA justified by underlying
conditions. and that Il should DO in.
ereaAlngly evident. with tho advent
Of fall and winter seasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
LEGAL NOTICES

Aug. so. 1928.
My wife. Mrs. w. G. Robinson. has
this day and date left my room
and board with my two children.
l wish her God speed. and will
absolutely be responsible for any
and all acts on her part. Every
one coming In contact with her
MUST show her every courtesy
and report same to me. Signed.
w. G. ROBINSON, 401 washing-
ton ave. Bremerton. Wash. Phone
Gao.
TO WHOM II may concern: Notices
Is hereby given that Geo. L. Turner
has sold to Fred SchattenlSerlS his
undivided one-half interest In tho
business known rs Pioneer Service
Station, 500 First ave. S. which
business Will be conducted by ]. Il.
Turner and Fred Shattenkeris. said
Geo. l.. Turner having no connec-
ton with said business after Aug.
1 1909
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Grape Growers Cut
Cost of Marketing

HARsTISE. Aug. sos-The Island
Belle grape growers Of Mason county
met recently and decided 20 mArks,
half OF the crop this year IN large
Tugs instead OF baskets This will Gu,
down tho cos, Of containers nearly
ons.hnf. Tho crop Is estimated a,
Ts. 600 baskets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.--Forsign
exchange opened irregular. Sterling.
demand. s4.54s francs. t0.o56s: lire.
i0.0433: Belgian francs. S0.0iTia
marks, T.lt5.000 10 the dollar. OF
Tho foreign exchange market
closed lower. Sterling. N54E, up
Y cables. it5t7s: francs, I0.0sGG:
lire. s0.0s3iiz Belgian francs.
t00.ssis: marks. 100000 10 the
dollar. new low record
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Denver Live Stock
wednesday, Quotations

Cattie-Rsceipts, 1880. MARX
steady. beef steers, ;6.50ae.
cows and heifers. s42s.ee55: calves,
N.bOTs; stockcrB and feeders. 81
as
900. Market 1o815c
lower. Top. 80; bulk. ys.75Gp.
sheep-Reccipts. 500. mark tot
G12.25; feeder lambs. ;ligf2.z5;
ewes, s417.
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
wednesday, Quotation.

wednesday, Quotations
suEnr-Easier. Raw. $500: refined,
quiet; graduated. s7.60n7.75
Coffce--No. Rio, spot. 1914 di0E C
ID; Santos. No. 4. i3k 9fliAo n.
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San Francisco Produce
"Wednesday. Quotation.

htnhe-uhys ouotntions
Butter-Extras Sic ih.: prime HrstF.
dc ID: firsts. 45c 10.
EgEs--Extrns, t5kle doz.; extra
3Tc doz-; undersized puilets. 2Tc
dog.
Cheese - California flats, fancy.
2StIc III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
PERSONAL

WANTED-E Everyone who wishes TO
know how dangerous Eoiter Is and
how TO cure II. call or write. Also
that cure nearly all the aches
and pains the human systesn Is
heir 20 by removing the cause.
Stomach all right, kidneys all right,
all right all over is what an old
retired physician told me who had
no axe TO grind. Rheumatic erad-
icator and silica medica capsules.
Si25 each. s155 by parcel post. I
bottle, boxes. month, si.05. C.
o. d s415. VIII treat single
case OF tuberculosis free. Consul
tstion and booklet free. ". II.
Wlnnn. winan's Medicine Co.. 400
American Bank Bldg. Seattle. Wn.
is the source OF
most trouble and weakness Treat-
ment for nervous and rundown
persons is now offered to the pub
lie In tablets; i2 days treatment.
$500; Sc for $500. Guaranteed.
BY mail only.
CHESTER MEDICAL CO.
232 23rd Ave No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Buttrr--Loonl creamery. cubes.
Local prints. wrapped ..,....
Eggs--Fresh ranch. white shell.
Mixed colors ...,...,...n...
Pullots ''..'..,...,,....
Cheese
oregon trlplots ...,.....,..
Wisconsin cream brick ......
Hlock Swiss ...s...,.,,,....
Washington trlplots ..,n....
Tillamook triplots. old ......
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Portland Produce
W,tlne.day'. ouotatio

Bufter-ft q i7c ID.
EREs-BuyfnR price, 35Rs2o dog:
selling price. 500 3Tc doz
Cheese-30n Gle ID.
Hens--ft u &c ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
SEATTLE MARKETS
VEGETABLES

FrIcfs Fad WhoIrfhIe UfhIsF
cThs prices given are those tnsds 20 re-
taii dealer. by wholesalers. Win few
seasonal exceptions. prices 20 produce"
cen be figured By dsduo,iuE the COS, Of
transportation 10 Seattle and spprou-
maiely isvs for hauling, storage and sell
InE ensl1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
TRADE TERMS
OUTSIDE MARKET

Outside market" refers to trans
actions in securities outside G.oclS
exchange. Some listed securities have
n more active market among dealers
and brokers than on the exchange.
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GARD OF THANKS

also the Greenwood lodge. 35e. F.
A. a. NJ. and the operating force
OF tho municipal railroad for their
wonderful Kindness and sympathy
shown during our hour OF grief a.e
the loss OF our beloved wife and
mother.
PETER BECK. I
SIDSE BECK.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid 10 shippers
Tluttcrfat-

A grade. Semitic delivery go.
Egss Fresh ranch, white shell
Mixed oolors ..,.....,......
Pullcts ....,...........
Milk-cwt.. fob. Seattle supply
". o. II. condcnsnry .......
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30

II your lawn mower needs sharp.
enirg. turn 10 tho Want Ads. You
can find someone who will do II for
you.
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SOME CHANGES
ARE PLANNED

Introduction OF new sport spe.
clai" Is the only thing new at tho
Maxwell factory. Tho studebalser
company is planning increase In pro-
ductlon in development OF It's special
six. Longer wheel base. higher hood
and radiator with stream line body
feature tho six" Other models are
unchanged
Tho 1924 Buick represents prob.
ably moro sensational changes in
construction design than any other
car. Tho body is Enlightened. with
higher radiator and cowl. The radla-
tor is completely remodeled. It's
hood has tho appearance OF an In
verted brace. similar TO that OF the
Packard.
General touches OF artistic design
ing are added 20 the new car and APP
piled 10 tho "a Buick. Fifty per cent
more power for the Buick engine is
claimed. The four wheel brake sys-
tenn ia adopted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Aux. ae.-Cash wheat
No. red. si.0s. No, red. ;i.o0ts I.
No; ? hard. Si.O2Gi.o5. No. hard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
POULTRY AND MEATS

nncks-pres'sd. per 10. ....... -
Dressed, heavy .p9 "a
dressed, nsht .............. zoe "a
1--we heavy ID. ............ .2s0 81
Live light. 10 ....... IA
Broilers-- Dressed. per h.. .aga =,
Gecsc--Dressod. per 10. ss
Tnrkeys--F Fancy, dressed 800. ,xoa a,
Live, fancy, 10. . AZ
Belgian Hares--Livo. per NJ. =. ~
80, osssu, per 10. ............. 500 az
Cows-Couniry dressed. 10. -, .os9 90
Hogs-faney block .. lila ~
'es-Faney, light ........... .is0 II
$500, e"arse ..'s''.....,.. .og9 IL
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Liverpool Grain
wedne.J.s.n ut.,ts

wheat Open High Low Close
oct....... ss7hd ss7Kd a. s2d sssnd
Dso....... sssAd sssEd Sss d Sss d
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NUTS
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
-

Almonds. X. L., por ib...... Ia
Pennuis--Vn. pcr N. ......... 10
rccnns-Por ID. .............. ..Ta 80
Mixed Nuts-Pcr 10. ....... 20
Wnlnuts-cnl.. No. !. per 10. :. 500 al
Jumbo. buddod, per 10. .... $40 IA
Fancy budded, per 10. ...... 40
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RsDAr
AI-n 20

IT " y
First low Tide
fsi5 e. M. 30 a.
First high Tide
Ttes a. m. 90 n.
second Low Tide
iip > m.. 10 n.
second High Tide
isss p. IA. 1917 It.
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POULTRY AND MEATS
Price. Paid By wholesale Dealers

TO shippers
broHsrs-LsEherns per ib... 80
Rocks and Reds. per 10. -. ~
cspons-Livs. lat. per 10. -. rs
Fancy q. y. .......... IS
Hrns-th lbs. and up.... %
Medium. live. ~ 90 ~ lbs. .fse III
Live. iiHht, 90 al Ms II
Fancy dry picked Z cents above
i've. T. p. J cents above live.
n~ese--iivs, fat. 60 ~ lbs. rs
BeiEian liares--s fbs. and up. ii.
furkeys-Panoy q. D.. young =. 10
Live. Fat. per 10. ........ as
hoosters-old. live. per n. -. ii
Hogs
Choice lIsh, ............ II
Fancy, hsavT. $1,000 MS. ESQ 10
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NelU York Stock Market

OF Chemical which completely
the past
points and AZ points advance "a no last ak days aussd
commanding interest tho late
morning,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-30
WAII srnIIlr InInNAI. rINANcIAL nI.NIItW

NONN Aus 90NepoTia mtentl0n
he week ending August rs showed decrease While slight
ss DAWSON Chemlsa its spectacular
selling az against Wednesdays low OF as
Pacific itbi4 off
Petroleum ets Consolidated Gas t1 Industrial
Southern Hallway alA,
X, ~ IL
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
J RIDAy
AIiO. II

AUD. II
First Low Tide
itst A. M. ~ q.
flnt High Tide
Hsoi a. M. - n.
second Low Tide
1858 y. m. 80 n
second iiiEh Tide
tsss ?. M. isi u,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

WANTED have good. heavy car,
just overhauled. with good tires.
and want n party TO go from We
natchee. Wash, to Memphis. Tenn
about Sept. 10, for share OF ex-
penses. NJ. y. Bryant. Route No. 1.
Wenatchee. Wash.
Central Whist Club
421 Olive st. Phone Main 6521. Gamea
afternoons, $3.50; evenings, $40.
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Alaska Vessel,
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Seward. Aug. sT--ssiisd. str Aiarnsda,
southSound. at ii:9o .. IN.
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Weather Bureau Report

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-- Barometer rislns. foEry, wind south.
miles an hour.