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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-18
MEETINGS CALLED
Furniture Dealers and Retail Druggists
 To Meet This Week IT

10 M6eT HIS week lr { A special meeting of the Birmingham Furniture Dealers associa Eon has been called for 80 o'clock Friday -eve- ming at the Municipal Market building for the purpose of discussing various legislative matters which .are to be sponsored by the organization.
 The Retail Druggists association will hold it's regular meeting at the TutwilAr hotel at one o'clock Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-18

Britain, South America, North Amsri- can Newspaper Alliance, all rights re- served. (. '
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-06
19c Cotton Flannel
tic Yd.

A good quality Cotton Dorhet
/, Flannel, : in pink, blue and
white. q inches wide.
II 58e Bath Robe Flannel, in
"a number of colors and de.
signs. suitable for chill
dren's robes; .27 inches IOO
wide. .....a...... EON.
36-inch White DOmet Elan
mel, a quality that sells regu-
larly for 29c yard. Fri OEO
day only. SON
Remnants Black Sateen, a
good quality. Lengths from
to 3 yards. Regu- OOO
larly SOC; now. ....... AVN
75c DrOp-stitch Cotton Char
meuse, SO inches wide. In
white, light blue, pink, honey.
dew and orchid. Spe- EEO
SIdl.
Lining Remnants, includ-
ing short lengths of cotton
charmeuse, sateen, A. B. c..
silk, beauty chyne, percalines
and cambricsV
Reduced a Half
STREET FLOOR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-06
Opportunities to Save on
! HOUSEWARES

SIPS Wizard Polish, enough
to keep your floors bright
Tor many weeks. Qt.. Coo
size can..... VVN
Mixed Paint. half-pint can.
ready for use. Regu- OOo
larly SEC. Friday, only HTC
$3.50 Wizard Polish Mon.
specially treated to keep
floors smooth and CT OK
sunny. .s.... V~SOO
lOc Decorated Bulb So
Bowls. ................. ~
Pretty designs, for planting
narcissus bulbs. Package of
bulb fiber, Zoe.
1Oc Toilet Tissue, a fins
soft tissue. 6 rolls 9OC
All '''' 49, ..s........
Assorted Household Brushes.
set of six brushes for
various uses. Regularly Coz
CSC. VOC
SIXTH FLOOR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-06
WOnen's $500
Union Suits
81 "a
S1.79

With built-up shoulder and
flesh color glove silk top,
tight knee. A full assortment
of sizes in the lot.
WOmen's RayOn Vests, in
a number of desirable shades
and G. full range of sizes.
Strap models. For @1 IN
tomorrow only. WAsVV
Sateen and Cotton Taffeta
PetticOats, in all the most
wanted Fail shades, with plain
and novelty flounces. zoo
In various lengths. Wv
Sateen Costume Slips, bodice.
top models, of stripe sateen.
Straightline effects and with
novelty flounces. A variety
of Fall shades. Regular and
extra sizes. For hut OE~
one day.. ....a.... wv
THVRn TT nnR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-06

Girls $1,000 Coats, of soft
polaire, with or without fur
collars. In navy, gray and
tan. Sizes IL and IA only.
But a limited guam 81 0S
tity to sell for. -. 49,
Bingham Dresses, prettily
trimmed. In large and small
checks, including lavender
rose, tan, blue and brown.
One style with boomers.
Sizes z, 8 and 10 only.
Formerly $1.OO. Friday 2Qc
only. .,...'.'.'..'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-06
39c Pillowcases
&c Each

Slightly soiled and impar.
fect piliowcases. All excellent
qualities, free from dressing.
Double Bed Sheets, seam.
less and hand torn. An ex.
ira heavy quality. S1x9O
inches. Regularly CT no
%A.1S.. .......s... ~ASVO
80 inch UnbIeached Sea-
Island Cotton X, for art work.
In remnant lengths. liz
1drU. -. ..........s.. IN
Initial PiIlOwcases, not every
initial in the lot. Regularly
$1.25 merchandise. The OOo
par .............. WV
S6-inch Cannon Cloth and
Shrunk Cotton, for aprons,
scarfs, etc. Regularly OOn
soc yard. Tomorrow, AAC
29c Shadow Stripe Main.
sock, a fine quality that is
suitable for undergarments
or children's wear. SO OO0
inches wide. ........... AHC
THIRD FLOOR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-06

Girls Corduroy Knockers,
in tan, brown. navy and
green. A limited number in
broken sizes from 10 to %.
Reduced from $4.9S @O 90
to sell tomorrow at
Girls Regulation Dresses,
of fine quality Peggy cloth.
Braid and emblem trimmed.
In rose, tan, naAEy, copen
and green. Sizes n C1 90
to IA. ........... WASOO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-06
Girls $5.9S Silk Dresses S4.75

Soft taetas and crepes de chine that accentuate the
Oanes charms Straghtne models and others with waist
line Trimmed with ruffles embroidery applique, fancy
sttchery.
conop Sizes Z to IA.
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FOURTH FLOOR
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THIRD FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
New Corporations

OLYMPIA, Feb. 1.-the following arr
tioies Of Incorporation have been filed
in tho office OF the secretary Of state;
Quinauit canneriss. Inc, Aberdeen.
$4,000, Gus Strand. q, =. Rafferty,. o.
3. Morris and c. w. Swanson.
lola oil Co. senttio $4,000. n. A.
Hatten, =. n. Murray. II. y. Berg. E. i.
Honghton and J.. 8. Hsndsrshot.
Alaska By-Products Co., Seattle, t70.-
600. : y. II. Shields. W. II. Pursloy and
!. u. Cannon. To engage generally In
the fishing and oannery business.
Watson Hall Co.. Seattle. $4,000. n.
To engage In tho coal bunineas, flour.
feed. etc. To operate logging camps,
saw mills. otc.
nayiea Bros. Inc. Seattle. $4,000. w.
Q. Bayies and Geo. c. Bayles. To buy.
sell and dispose OF all kinds OF fuel.
feed. lumber. sand, gravel, otc.
Ajax Single Co., Tacoma. $4,000. NJ.
j. IIonts. l.. n. LaVergno nnd John Il.
Beicher.
World business Finance. Inc. Tacoma.
$1,000. A. ID. Hoover. y. G. Carlson. NJ.
w. Doweii, c. g. Boyies. George E.
Bergstorm, A. Grumbllng =. j. Cham
payne and o. W. Carlson.
Eureka Lumber Co. Tacoma, 800, 600.
charles 70. Haaberg. Andrew Hagehorg
and Charles Holm.
Bonnatts Motor Co. Tacoma. $50, 900.
X. II. Bennatts. A. u johnson. l.. q.
Rnyner and u. II. Peterson.
0uertln caHh Store. Cheney, $40, 600.
floy NJ. Guertin and o. ID. Bernard. To
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

carry on ms business Of general msr-
ohandislng.
Graffundsr q King Furniture Co..
bremerion. Changing nRmo to Bramer-
ton Furniture Co.
pstro Paint Mfg. Co. Seattle. In
oreasing stock $1,000 90 $4,000.
Ketchiknn Mining Co. Seattle. fi5o.-
600. u. J. Fader. A. ID. johnson and
V. q. Frost.
sofcty Signal Co. Seattle. 800. 600.
a. A. Crane, Francis j. MoKevitt. John
A. Morrison. Edward ]. Cannon and 1.
NJ Foster.
Allison Coke & Coal Co. Seattle, $50.
900. NJ. =. Allison. VIM. O. Strip, George
Weed. Peter Pompeo and NJ. Il. Morrow.
Biz Blk Manufacturing Co.. Seattle,
$4,000 Charles C. Mccormick. Guy NJ.
Parmalee. Roy c. Taylor, Lee ]. f,orla
and r. Stanley Paterson. 60 engage In
manufacturing and commerce.
A. II. Cook & Co.. Seattle, 80. 900.
Albert n. Cook. Bella Cook and Gerard
7. MoKan. 10 buy, sell. deal IN. mort
rage. pledge. hypothecate. goods. warea
otc., and real and personal property,
etc.
The Adjustment Co.. Seattle. changing
name TO Mercantile Adjustment Co.
HauEen-s chempp Garage. Tacoma.
changing name 10 hauEen Garage. Inc.
Cowll,z Music Stores Keiso, SIC. 900
A. r. v. Davis. Frank +. c. Davis and
George q. Caldwell.
Lake Crock Lumber Co. Morton. $780,
600, =. a, Francis. Elizabeth Francis
and Herbert Cooper.
T. o. Rcan Fruit Co. cheinn Fails.
$4,000. y @. Renn. Thon. w JJuss-
maui and w. r. Butties.
slnestonc sand a Gravel Co. Seattle.
100000. w. L. Beddow and w. II.
Chealoy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove TcrminaIl-Pier E-str Knga
Maru. ms NuoiJa. Pier .o--str Reiyo
Moru.
Great Northern Termlnal-str Toyams
AAru.
Bell Street TsrmInal--U. 8. L. II. T.
Heather, U. 3. c. G. Haida.
Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal--Ms chAl.
iamba, str Curacao.
Pier i4-Btr PhiIoctetes.
Pier fiB-Str OweRo. ms Borgland.
Pier Str London Importer.
Pier 7-5trs Colon, Alameda, Northwest
ern.
Pier 1--Btrs Cordova. Lene Lsekenbach.
pier A--str Admiral Nicholson.
Pacific Coal Bunkers--U. r. l.. r. UNA
tfila, u. =. q. r. Surveyor.
Union Pacific Tcrrninai-ftr Lurlino.
U. 3. Shipping Board Aoorlngs-str Jep-
tina. West Gambo.
Atlantic Street Termlnal-str Hakushika
Maru.
King e. winge--schr Ruby, ms Anvil.
Stacy Street Terminai-Str Pennsylvania
an, u. 4. s. Pioneer. Dlscovercr
Lander Street Terminsi--Str Nevadhn.
Duthies--u. =. 8. Connecticut
Todd Dry Docks--StrH II. y. Alexander,
President Mckinley, Dorothy AleIan-
der. T,ntouohe. City OF Spokane, Hall
gym, Admiral Rogers
Harbor island Dock & Warehouse (Fiah.
er'se--Bsr Poijnna.
Drummond Lighterage co.--str Santa
1nez.
settleton's Mill-strs Ethslfrsda. John
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Building Permits

]. n. Stuart. 1918 N. 10th st.. frame resi-
dence. 2sI3o. $4,000.
II. E. Smith. s7o3 i5th ave. 3. W.. frams
residence. 2sx7e, 1880.
Don Ehle, o. n, alt, store front. $4,000.
II. NJ. Benton. $3.50 7sth N. r.. frame
residence. 2ip1f, $4,000.
II. NJ. Benton. $3.50 10Th N. r.. frame
residence. 7tSsi, $4,000.
II. A. Schotsier. Central bldg, o. NJ.
alt hotel. $1,000.
j. ~. Should. bfs5 Frontsnso at, move
building, 34S7z, $4,000.
A. j, Davidson. 1ofiM Fir st, frame
residence. 24xss, $4,000.
r. J. Phillips. 5fis 10th w, frame resi-
denee, six2o, U,sso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

Arrised-Feb. BINS NuoiIs from
Gothenburg via ports. AT . a. m. ctr
Poijana from 81. Vincent via ports, az
1880 A. m; str Luriine from Tacoma via
Nottingham, at S a. M; str II w. Bax-
ter from Los Angeles. at a. m. Feb.
1s.-str London Importer from London
via ports. at midnight: str Santa Inez
from Los Angeles via ports. at AIS ,. m.
str Eevadsn from Baltimore via ports, at
= D. m; afr Odupa from Port Blaksley,
st 1920 .. NJ.
sailed-Fsb. 1s.-str Clymont for Ia
coma at midnight. str Blue Triangle for
Portland. Maine. via ports at 800 p.
M: str Forest King for Los Angeles, at
p. m; ctr Kuoekflerna for Kobe via
Yokohama. at s:so y. m; str Admiral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

Washington Savings a Loan sssceis-
ton. Seattle. $4,000. Clair A. Fuimer.
Helen A. Fulmsr. Charles r. Griffin.
George II. Baird. Ruben E. Johnson. l..
l.. Finnigan and Alice r. Burman.
kirkland Coal q Wood Co. Inc. Kirk
land, $4,000. James Gardner Robinson
and Eva A. Robinson.
Monroe Timber Co. Monroe, changing
place OF business 20 Everett.
Bcnder-nayward Co. Bremerton,
t7.5o0, changing name 20 r. 3. Hayward
Co.. Inc.
Harper Mcgee, Inc. Seattle, ineroas-
ing stock 81, 600 20 $4,000.
cowlitK Valley Cheese association. To-
iedo Increasing stock s45o TO $4,000.
Electro development Corp. OF America
Seattle. ss0.ooo. E. J. Lcssel and w. w.
Phillips.
The Crazy Corp. Seattle. $4,000. John
r.. Holmes, j. q. Won Herberg. Jesse
nowies, II. n. burnside and Henry Brod.
crick. 60 acquire lands. buildings and Inn
provementa thereon. etc
Swain & Co.. Inc. Enumolaw. inercax-
Ing stock $4,000 to $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
OIL STOCKS
ARE ACTIVE
Sinclair Shares Traded In
With Other Issues
WALL STREET. JOURNAL FINAR-
GIAI HgkIgeW

NEW YORK. Feb. f.-Fractional
changes pTsdOminatod nj tho open
Ing Of the stock market today on a
fair volume ~ 4rndlBK On which the
OIL shares wrfo tho most active
hlnclnlI WAS traded in rather
heavily Ft 20. or y; ana then
slightly under that level
Pan Americans were OF fraction
ally. az were most Of tho indepond-
ent oils.
Steel common aid not como out
Ia very heavy volume IN tho early
trading. opening az 1924 Up ~
oiher steeis we're OF slightly. Beth
lehrm being down * and Republic
=. Can waa up y az III. Sterling
and French francs opened lower.
Opening prices included: United
States Steel. 1924. up x Sinclair.
20. or = Pan-Amcrican. 54H, on
a. j.. fga. or -. American Loco
moilysl 2. up. 4 American Can. III.
up y Republic, %. or = Anaconda,
%. OFF ~. Industrial Alcohol. 1874,
or a; Consolidated Gas. C2M, 10
X bsthiehsm Steel. &c. or 4 Stu
dsbaker. psE. up y. BALDWIN.
iisA, or =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
SLOW TRADING
ON ALL GRAIN
Too Many Supplies Of Corn
for Speculation

CHICAGO. FEB. is.-Orains closed
lower on the board Of trade here
today.
wheat trading was lethargic. I'm
settled political conditions ] rther
complicated BY resignation r. sccre-
tary DENLY. hung like a cloud over
the plL Traders feared 70 speculate
heavily. Euiiish news Offset some
what BY the closing down OF one OF
ChicnKO'E leading mills due 10 lack
OF business and adylcss from KAN
fnH City that flour demand there
was slow with best grades selling
az 10 cents lower.
Corn faced heavy selling pressure
due 70 liberal offerings at all mar
ketH. bad roads. however, are er-
pcosed 10 temporarily rcLard the
movement
Oats maintained a stubbsxn under
tone. but los, with other Grains. Bet
ter cash demand prevails In the
South.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Fob. is.-ForeiEn er-
change opened lover. Sterling demand.
tt.st2 francs. toosIs: lire. fo.essin !:
belgian. te.e,s7h; marks. s.tse. 900. 600. :
900 20 the dollar.
French francs closed at new record
low In the foreign exchange market aft
sr siumping all day The final quota
tion was feeui. or to.oess. Sterling
demand closed at it.fp: lire, se.osgess, off
to.epet. Belgian francs. se.ssen, off
ieooi71. marks. t.sto. ooo. 900, 600 20 the
dollar. Yokohama yen. ts,i2s; Russian
ohernoretr. ttt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Denver Live Stock


Cattle Ilersipts. ..pit. Market. STEADY
20 wsak. Beef steers. f70t.Js. cows
and hslfsrs. it7tg5Ee, calves. $40
t.te. rtoossFH and feeders. ;a97Ee;
bulls. tsGAte
Hoxs-lteceipts. 1865. Market. Ice low
~ Top. 'tfe; bulk, it.sta $50; pigs.
ff0t.8c.
sheep Receipts f.tIs. Market Ieaise
higher, Fat lambs. iis.EealtEe. feed
er lambs. tiitegilto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Omaha Live Stock
Mondays Quotations

H0UUhJ VlofatI0nf
Cattle Receipts 1899. Tone OF market.
steady. fsariinKs. ff.fegie; cows and
hsifsrs. fs.itBio. steers. tf.s0sse:
riocksrs and feeders. t1.ttGkio; eAIves
ttGipl bulls and stays. f3pCe.
Hogs Receipts. 1890. Tone OF market.
ice lower. nuik. fs.keetfs: top. ;e.e.
sheep-Rseeipts. 1900. Tone Of market
ttronr- 1earltngs. tei3: rethera. 81
9t.s; lambs. fii7soiite; ewes.
it9s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
SEATTLE HOG
BIDS CO DOWN
Egg Quotations Hold Stead,
for a Day

win. WIN = continuing heavy sD,.,.
q, coming 70 The local s,ockyarsss' P 3S.,
"a hogs opened lover Tassd p.a,
morning Bids On primo lea, nay gay
we're At i7.75 to %. Win aso,,, nss'
ton. % proper
10 change over Mondays ou,,.
tons we're made in IN H.. S'Da'
market Tuesday morning. +, sss
stated. however. that anothsr w. =.
would 10 registered with ths 49,.
Ing OF Wednesday, ros,s., - Y'sh'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
q RIrhn.,ri.h

O. Kirkpatrick.
colman Creeots works--str II. W. Bar
ter.
West Seattle Training B,ation--Essis No.
81.
Hsffsrnan's Dry Doek-ho Oregon. strs
Quscn, Rainisr.
StImson's Miii--Htr Romsgns.
Alaska Steamship Moorings-strs Jeffer-
son, Kstchikan, Redondo.
Alaska Steamship Aoorings port Blake
ly)--Btr TAnana.
Winslow Marine Rallwny-tEaris Hsr-
bor)-str Griffdu. sohrs Betsy Ross.
Camano. Ella A., Sophie Christensen.
Meteor and Alumna. bktns Anne comyu.
and Charles r. crocker. barRss coqult-
lam City. 0riffaon. Henry Willard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
San Francisco Produce

Mondays Quotations
Butter Extras. tsc H.; prime firstr.
ave n.
Errs-Ertras stBo doE.: EXTRA puiists.
sc dos undersiEed pulie;s. roc dor.
cheso--csilforniA flats fancy, ,sAe ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

Rodman for Port Angeles. at $40 p. m;
str Admiral Farragut for Los Angeles
VIA san FrancIsco. at 5 D. m; str Atlas
for Richmond. at ss4b n. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid shinr~r

Duoks-LlYs. per ID. .......
Broilrrs Per ih. ....,.,,..
CHDoDs-Liys TAT. PET ID. 49,.
hANL a. =, s...s+s.+....-..
hcnh--lAFe. ~ lbs and Up.
Medium. live. ~ 20 81 ibs.
Asht. I've, 70 ~ ibs......
1--we 80. 's....s...-...- i
faney ersrred ..............
beiElan liArrs-iAys .......... .I.o
bIenff4 tssssssss...s........ .fta
Iurhsys-Faney q. , young. -.
Hoostefa-Oid. live. per H..
ioEs--ehpices hEht ....... .tto /
Choice heavy. 1890 Ibs. .sfe ,
Neal--fancy milk. g9-i1s Ibs... ne
Heavy, medium quality ria ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
VEGETABLES

Frfre~ Fad WHOLESALE De1len
fThs prices given are those made .
retain dealers b. WholeEaierh With RI
seasonai exceptions. prices to producer
can be figured BY deductine The cost &
transportation 10 Seattle and spproxi-
matsly Is per cent for hauling Gsrars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

Have you lost somstsinsw, ,, t'I d
columns, s',,,, ~ thousands Of eyes :
help you find what is '0ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
TUESDAY
FEH 10

First High Tide
$500 a. m, 1910 II.
First Low Tide
1870 a. M, 81 It.
seeond High Tide
5.5s D. m, 1917 II.
Second Low Tide
ls;77 pm, -t.5 It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Fsh. it.--cssh whsnt-Ns.
! hard. iitt0Liii No. hard. fiete
iets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid shippers


grade. Bsa,tls delivery. :,
EEEs-Frssh ranch, white shsi "
Mtge1 Cgigra ~
NlstA ss-sfssssst.ss....... !.
hiik-cwt., fob. Bssttis svppiv ~
n. y. g. HlFpenssyv ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
WEDNESDAY
TEff "a

First High Tide
t:zs a. m, 12.f II.
FIRST Low Tide
ii:04 a. m. So n.
Second High Tide
4z3 y. IA. 1913 n.
Second Low Tide
1906 pm, -os II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH BLAND. Feb. 1s.-s a. M
barometer falling, partly cloudy, wind
ssst. 4s miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

Mondays QuotntIons
suKar-Easier Raw. s7.s.. refined. quiet;
Eranniated. ts.so9s.
Ccffse-No. Rio on spot. isH 1itHc
ID: No. I Santos. isGitse ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid wholesAl. Deal.n
LIVE STOCK

Quotation. at Union s,oelyards
Receipts Tuesday q. m. sss oa.tk; q:
hogs.
Cattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
HAY. GRAIN AND FE ss,,.,,,
Price. on Mixed Carloads 70 sn'''''

Alfalfa lIay-First sraes .ikN
straw ,s,;, yellow. iis.. '.'ss's''''
cracked and feed meal aeesi:tl
parley-whoie. feed. sss,.sssss.ss
Rolled and ground scrass;e'
oats-whoie feed. 1905 w.
Rolled and ground. 'sf .aeaessas
SOS .ip.c,,an.d feed. 1858 '''ee,a5ss
" S,ssa feed tmiil run, .............;ss,
s,lac,ain chop. SEES ......'.' .''..' 'is.a'
Growing fecd--ioo's ...''... .......s. s,
CsyrL reed-ieos ........'s.'''.,st ea
chick II. NJ. Mash-ioo's 800 ts.es
Egg Nash-i00's .......''' uooGtsW
scratch Feed--ioes .'''''' ~.
roroanut Meal--ioVs ....'.'" : .sie
cs,tc,serd Menl--ioo's .'s''. SEE
iinsecd oil Meai--ioo's ....'.'..s sis
soya Rean Mcai--ioe's ,.'s'''. san
Hone Meai-io0's .....'...'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Doings of The Stars Funny Folks

lgHEY CAL NE fkRe I
SPORTS ARE M HOBBY Am
TINE m NOT AT GAS OR
AT HONE You'll FIND ne ON
TIE TENNIS COURT IN IhE
TANK OR ON THE ON
FLOOR WHO CAN TELl?
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Chicago Board Of Trade
Portland Live Stock
r5e.d.y' ou0isiisa,


=
Cattle Receipts No. I8ue Of fnarkst
STEADY Steers good rrafa. IT.8HB
a-sr medium tfg5eTEg. common.
tt5V Dg.gss Gamers and cutters 90 500
tsa. hsifrrh. good iG1HHa. medium
nad common, f1EgHaBf. soua. Eoaf
- @ 80 msdlHm and common. tIUE.
eauurrs and euttsre tis0aG t4us
rannera ard bal5EHaa. Iss60lsg.
calves, medium and rhoirs. ial Dol.
down. Is-EhgtSs. 40 q go lbs. 80
SO. go lba. up. itb9uEto
HeEr Receipts none. Tone % market,
STEADY Medium good and ehotrs. 100
% 800 lbs. % - D5Go. 200 10 80 ID,
t993ls, 80 lbs. up. ig51ubIs. pack.
ing smooth heavy iggTs6. packing.
rough heavy ts,7sGf slaughter PITS.
- sq0s.jo. feeders and st5Gksrs. $50
El3
>h-~p- Receipts. none. Tone % market,
steady. lambs 70 Ibs down. medium
70 choice. titBI2E5. heavyweight,
medium and choice. ibJ9eii 90. rulls
and commons ell wsiEhts. IsuitEp.
wrthsrr, i5foBs. ,wra eomm0a %
choice. ICES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-03
Boston Wool

BOSTON. Dec THE WOOL market re-
mains finn. Wool prices averaged IN.
highes. since May. 1890. ohio dsIainss,
fine strictly romhinE wool. lB held a.
81 q Sc. October wool consumption. ar.
cordlug 20 the census bureau. totalsd
f1.587.ss0 pounds. or $500, 900 pounds
more than during September. and 900.
600 pounds more than IN October, 1873
OF the total consum ptlon IN October, Is
per cent Of the wool consumed was do.
nestle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-03
Denver Live Stock

ca,tie-Recsipts. 1850. Market steady
Beef steers. $50 50. cows and beis-
ers. i5-75GG-70: calves. tfns.B8. feed
ers and stockcrs, 5fg7.75. bulls, ;2Ql
Hogs-Heesipts. 400 Market 10af5c
higher. Top. F3.55. bulk. i9a9.s;
pigs. S5a7.50.
sheep-Rscsipts. 200. Market. steady.
Fat lambs. tiz.5oa Is.59; feeder lambs,
;iz.I06iI25. ewes. isas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-03
GRAIN FUTURES
ARE STRONG
Good Buying in Corn; Oats
Pick Up Strength

CHICAGO nee g-GraIn flturcs
developed strength late IA the day IN
today's session 1f tht board ~ trade.
Coed buying developed iu corn.
oats gathered strength from corn
and export of some Canadian grain
Provisions closed lower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-03
Omaha Live Stock
Tuesdays Quotations.

1900 Tons OF market.
strong. YsariinEs, it75ai2.7B. steers.
is.zb1 Has: COWS and hsifsrs. I1l0G
1850. stoeksrs and feeders, tsqT.
calves, i5Go.50: bulls and stays. t2.G0
155s.
Hogs Receipts 10000. Tone OF market.
ioe higher. Bulk, is.50qs25. top.
$3.50
1850. Tone OF market.
lo0f5o lower. wsthcrs. i6a9, lambs,
1I2.7B01l50. ewes f5RE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-03

Notre Dame will play in the Tour.
nament Of Roses game. on the
Coast. Admirers OF the Irish
are hoping they don't come back
with lilies in their hands,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-03
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Dec. ..-Forsirn sr.
change closed higher with sterling w ir.
Ftuat rates were. Sterling. demand.
ft-sAS. No 4 francs, demand. 80 6itTh.
up 90 0001. lire 10.0t1s. on 80 6b95L &.
Belgium, g0.bG62S. Up t6foGtU. mark
1850, Holland. t6g7. up 80 b85s. shanE.
hal. 5ss Yokohama. 58s2 Russia SIC.
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POULTRY AND MEATS
FFinrs HalI NNhaIrsaI. nralsFa
MILK AND CREAM

VIA -cHf., fob Seattle supply so
p @. ~ r1nIruaary ..srr.. 100
wet Cream. r o b. station 30
0astailpns b. MIA shipp-rs Asse.
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Seattle Wheat
Tuead.vs. D,nt.,t,r

40. I hard white, ii.s5. No. soft
white, ii.sf. No. ] western white, fisi;
40. hard winter. it.ss. No. / north
srn spring. jIss. No. western rcd.
li.s5. No. 1 bis blue stem. tia.
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Fries Paid whels.al. D.sisr-
Qnoiations By Fipnssr Fruit q Produce
Co
tThs prize. given are thos. rnaas 70
retain dealers b. Wholesaler. VITA a
fsv Seasonal sIcsptigus. price. 70 pro-
dursfs eaH b figured By dsiastinr a..
cost Of transportation TO Seattle aud
approsinEtsiy rs per cent for haaiiaE
storage and selling costl