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The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-26

the farm, whether concrete, brick,
macadam, gravel, improved dirt, or
unimproved dirt, and the distance to
the nearest market town. Through
inquiries of this character the census
seeks to secure information relative
to conditions upon which to a consid-
cradle degree the success of farm
operation depends.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-26
AT n CORN SHOW

Herbert Mangis of Malta won the
bows and girls corn sweepstakes at
che recent Northern Montana corn
show held at Wolf Point with % ears
Of Northwestern dent corn. The corn
;,dginp contest was won by the team
g., Roosevelt county consisting OF
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-26
= = i: 4
MONTANA'S DISPLAY

Mortana's display at the Intelna-
ticral Hay and Grain show to be held
at Chicago next week will occupy a
booth 40 feet wide in n Of the most
prominent places in the main eXhi-
bition hail.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-26
MANHATTAN TELEPHONE
MANAGER QUITS; is WE'D

Miss Florence Sherver, the local
telephone manager for the Manhattan
district, resigned her position
18th of this month to take up welded
life with Mr.. George Grant Of Butte
q . the American.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-26
Qlayt Of Water
cleans Kidneys


~,-
Ia, {. w. 1oman ~,s, a mis-
a /. E.s. y. ....r.s. Eat
Il. I'-a 30. IDS.
u, @-a-.. Iaas become
Ii. 70 a.- waste -, aug. 53d
...m, .l.a5. .h. IS r.,
--d urinary .+ri.r s aifdr
ss.a Il '''e'
'. you I'll ta., ache r
. '-aalr. or'r.ng i,, or IL !.
s. ocular d. I or G. o.
a ,'..a''on . .-a. Inc. be@iJ
\ @ a5o,g, -t', .. Il. ..- Zach d5y
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-26
WHITEHALL Nj GETS
APPOINTMENT ON BOARD

Helena.-Mrs. Flora R. Pace of
Whitehall has been appointed by Gov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove TsrmInal-Pier tt--Str Bhif-
zuoka Haru. West cadron.
Bell Street TermInal--U. q. T.. II. T.
Heather. U. s. c. q. Unsiga. snoho-
rnish.
Pier fiB--strs Owego, Madison.
Pier Str BrookdaIe.
Pier s--5trS Viking. Alabama Maru.
Pier z--strs TananA, Alaska. cordovh.
Pier D-strs Ruth Alexander. Admiral
Rodman.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers-u. 3. I. q.
Relief
Z. 3 shipping Board Moorinss-s,r Or
Gus
coHnscticu, Street Terminai-u. q. g.
Discoverer. ms Frank Lynch. u. 4. s.
Pioneer, str Commercial Spirit.
Atlantic Street TerminaI-str soskonk.
King & Wings-schr Ruby. ms Anvil
Stacy Street Terminai--U. s. 3 Surveyor
Hanford Street Terminai-scr Toklwa
Spokane Street Tsrminai-str Narenta.
Duthiss-u. =. = Connecticut.
East Waterway Dock 4 warehouse Co
-Strs West Jappa. Jacob Lueksnbsrh.
Todd Dry Dociss-atrs H. 4. Alexander.
Emma Alexander. Starr, Mooulite, Ala
media. Margaret Dollar.
Ar1es Terminal Co.-str Birna Maru.
Ssttieion's Aiil-str circnua
Heffernan's Dry Dock--U. s. b Deiiwood.
Rainier.
west Seattle Training sta,lon-Eario 10.
Lake Union Dry Dock-Ms Apex.
Wiusiow Marine Raliway-schra BETTY
Ross. Camano. Ella A.. Sophie Chris
Jensen. Meteor and Alumna. bktna Anna
Comyn and Charles T.. Croker; barKes
coquiilam City and Griffson.
Port Biakeiy-Str Oduns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Foreign Trade

The United States bureau OF for.
siEn and domestic commerce has re.
celved tho following injuries from
foreign firms who Wish 10 repre-.
sent American manufacturers In
their respective fields. Full lnfor.
nation viii be given 10 American
firms on application 20 S. IL. Bia.
dock. district manager OF tho bu.
reau. Iowman building. Seattle.
Canada -ts72O drug speclaitiaa.
grocery spcclaiiies. jcwelry. novel.
ties. toys.
Cuba fsTSp cold storage prod.
ucts ises0 general merchandise.
Denmark ts7.D flour from hard
spring wheat.
England esoD fruits. apples and
oranges.
France $3.50 canned goods and
other food products; 97eD canned
salmon. lobster and other fish:
canned roast or oorned beef, gen
eral merchandise. condensed milk.
Germany ts7s5l canned corn beef.
canned meat. 0TsO canned meat:
17sE) fruits. fresh and preserved.
Q7se) lard IN buckets OF Is pounds.
India-g7sm stationery and sun.
dries; ss95) provisions. CONNECTION.
CRY.
New Zesinnd--NT50 Douglas FIR.
hemlock. pine. piywoods. spruce.
Pcrn-nTei) paper bags, chemi.
Gals. combs. confectionery, grocer.
cies. Imitation Jcwolry. tooth
brushes. wrapping paper.
Porto RIeo-iss9sl canned goods.
Switzerland g7sD canned veg
siaoies. dried fruits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Jan. s,--rhe following ar,
tioies OF Incorporation haVs been ipop
ia tho office Of the seersihry OF state
puran Investment Co, Seattle. w.
600 julius DuEan aud blanche Dngan'
Pacific Net e Irvine 60, bsht, l,
changing name 70 Pacific Marine bupp"
90.
Hubbard Elliott Copper CO.. ssA''ls'
nalnstatsd. -.
Monroe .anohomlrh Everett stage CO..
Everett. changing name 70 lhhsf b'Asss'
Inc
hickman Lumber CO.. Tacoma, inereas-
Ing stock from t.O6, 900 10 100000,
f,has. n. harden q Co. Seattle, In
erensinR stock from $4,000 10 10000
Tids water Mil Co. Tacoma, incress-
ing stock from $4,000 20 100000.
gayihnd NM CO.. HeHttin, $4,000, ".
II Wayiand and oscar Eyanhou, TIM
WASH. Envelope A Printing Corp BE-
attic. changing name 10 Tho WASH.
Printing a Binding CO,
f.sinsthtedl Lake cis Elum Lumber
Co. RosIyu. $4,000
Alger IDgginE Co. Vancouver. $4,000.
Lso 7. fRpley. 7. a. rutherford and
u, ". Capen,
wsnatehes Creamery Co. wsnatohs..
$4,000. A. ID. Amundson and John u.
Amuudaon.
Federated Fuel Co.. Spokane. $4,000.
wm, Il. Jones. w. r. croyis and q. Q.
BarnhArt,
Neal q Aiisudsr. Inc, Spokane. $4,000.
II, j.. Neai and .. w. Aliendsr To oper-
ats and manage th1aterH. eta.
niles Coleman Lumber Co. omak. In
ersasinE stock from $4,000 20 10000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
YEARS LUMBER
CUT ANNOUNCED
Production Takes Big Drop
in Holiday Week

Lumber production for 1928. nH re-
ported 20 the West Coast Lumber,
mems association, amounted 20 o..
25f.ss4,GiT feet Now business
amounted 10 6.265.oia. 00s feet and
shipments 6.351 .425.6i7 feet The
1929 production fell below that OF
1899.
One hundred and twenty-five mills
reporting 10 thc association for the
week ending December 20. manurae.
turcd s9.ef7.ais feet OF lumber, sold
ss,p2S.s feet. and shipped Gs.le2,oi4
feet.
Production for reporting mills was
81 per cent below normal, New bust.
ness was i23 per cent above prodnc.
ton. Shipments were 20 per cent
below new business.
Fiftytwo per cent OF all new bust.
ness taken during tho week was for
future water delivery. This amount.
cd TO 40.2TO.o77 feet. OF which 2o.g2a..
81. feet was for domestic cargo de,
livery. and iG.Gfo.i6s feet export.
New business by rail amounted 10
1900 ears.
Fifty.elRht per cent OF tho weeks
lumber shipments moved by water.
This amounted 20 a9,sfG.52e feet. OF
which 2f.s55.ssO feet moved coast.
wise and intercoastai. and i4.e9o.se9
feet overseas. Rail shipments totnled
ss3 cara.
Local auto and team deliveries 20.
tailed a.sss. 4s5 feet.
Untitled domestic cargo orders 70.
tailed ii5.o9s.S5s feet. Unified cxpor;
orders. 40. 6io.aeo feet. Unified rail
trade orders. 4.sse cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
PROFITS KNOCK
OUT The PROPS
Wheat Suffers Slump From
Lack OF Local Support

CHICAGO. Jan. s.--GrAin prices
closed weak and lower on tho board
OF trade today.
Wheat sueeumbed 10 heavy profit
taking late after good local support
died out. Before tho sinking spell
was checked prices niumped below
opening levels and bear news held
values there 60 tho close.
Corn remained dull during tho last
hours Of trading. Prices steadied
after tho midday dip. Locals who
bought early sold out when they be-
came discouraged over the Increase
in visible supplies.
Oats eRred or with other grains.
Depression also was aided hy the
largest Canadian visible supply In
three years.
Dullast trade in several weeks
stipped provisions despite builish
foreign news and higher hogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
WILL ENLARGE
POWER PLANTS
Puget Sound Company Plans
$4,000, 900 Expenditure

Planning Improvements and ad.
di,ions to It's electric power proper
ties In Washington, the Puget
Sound Power & Light Co. an.
nounccd Thursday that approx.
mately $4,000, 900 viii DO expended
this year This expenditure In.
cludes an additional unit at the
White River hydro electric plant
that will develop $4,000 moro horse.
power. This Improvement calls for
the spending OF 100000.
Within the year. IL is announced,
tho company will spend $500, 600
in constructing new transmission
and distributing lines and huh.sia.
tions for the service OF It's patrons.
Preliminary work on the Baker
River power project In whatcom
county. which IL susceptible OF
economical development up 10 100.
600 horsepower. Is another step TO
hc taken this year, In addition ST..
600. 900 win be expended In pcrmnn.
eat NiNCrlhlntuNN improvements 10
other utility properties.
The White River plant Is the
largest now owned by the company.
The first unit was built in 1919. with
n capacity OF $4,000 horsepower. Adj.
ditIonai units constructed IN 1918 In.
creased the capacity OF tho plant 20
CT 900 horsepower ana tho unit 10
10 added VIII bring tho total
capacity up 20 ef.sso horsepower.
Tho company's engineers arc not
yet prepared 20 give full details or
10 name tho locations for tho ex.
pcnditurn OF the $4,000. 600 ihnt has
been set aside for now transmission
trunk lines and extensions 20 itH
distributing system. Tho company's
efforts win he directed toward max.
ing It's services available IN even
tho mos, remote localities OF It's
territory.
Ten hydro-eiectrie plants now
owned and operated by tho com.
pany produce an aggregate OF 49,.
i70 horsepower. with tho new
White River unit tho total win 10
iso.sio horsepower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
McVAY CHOSEN
TO HEAD BANK

j. 4. MoVay. formerly vice nresi'
dent OF the metropolitan bank, has
been elected to tho presidency OF the
bank, Il was announced Wednesday.
lie succeeds H. G, Henry. Seattle
capitalist and founder OF the bank.
who resigned. and who viii hereafter
be chairman of the board OF directors,
The present board OF directors In
eludcs III. G. Henry. chairman. y. A..
stuart. president Carnatlon Milk
Products Co. c, ID, silmaon. prcsl'
dent c. u. stimson Co, o. u. Fisher,
president Fisher FIGURING Mills Co;
r. G. Ames, manager Puget Mill Co,
Il, A. CARRIER, capitalist, and rresi.
dent McNay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
PEARCE TALKS
ON AUSTRALIA
Noted Lecturer Is Guest OF
Seattle KiWanis Club

prefacing hIs remarks with the
statement that Australia IN the
Worlds Curiosity Shop" with birds
who do not sing. flowers without fra
GRANGE and rivers which run inland,
Norman pcarcc. lecturer and trav.
cller from Melbourne. Australia,
spoke TO members OF tho Kiwanis
club Wednesday az the Hotel Cow.
man.
Australia. an island continent
greater in land area than the United
states. has white population OF only
5000, ooo. This small population Is
largely due TO the inherited love for
tradition and precedent which die.
tates the provincial policy Of appeal.
Ing only 10 Engiishmcn for settlers"
said Pearcc.
lie stated tina, on tho other ex-
treme, the Australians were an cSclt'
able people with n proftind propensity
for experimenting which has re-
suited in many Of the political and
social legislative acts. such as the
halloting system. the minimum wage
laws and other acts inRugurated in
the island continent and adopted by
other countries.
Mr.. Pcarcc stated that the Austra.
llans' attitude towards tho United
States was largely one OF mlsapprc-
henslon based upon ignorance OF the
facts, This attitude. he says. IL
characterised by belief that this
country IL tho headquarters for
crime and that Il Is selfish and dol
lar.riddcn." He urged that greater
publicity be given the actual facts
regarding the United States.
President Hugh Caldwell m.
nounced the committee chairrucn for
the current year. Aleck Bennett OF
Bremerton invited the Seattle group
TO meet IN Bremerton at an early
date. II was voted to accept the In
vitation and 10 attend In a body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Arrivals and Departures

ArriVed-Jan. 1---sir rearport from
Taiugthu. At noon: ctr Toxen Maru from
Grays Harbor. ~ noon. ctr Ernest II.
Meyer from San Francisco. at t;so p,
m. str cordova form Tacoma. a. .. m. A;
Jan. Str Circiuus from Vancouver via
Tacoma. at $50 ,. m: ctr West cAdron
from Shanghai. n, 1850 .. m str Ala
bama MaFu from Tacoma. at 5;ss .. IN. /,
str Ruth Alexander from Tacoma. at i.3s
,. M: str FL HcEundo from III seEundo.
q; II A. NJ.
salied--Jan. Str Aiabarna Maru for
Shanghai via ports. Al 10 a. m. str Pro-
teslians FOR Manila via ports. az a. n.
Jan. Str President Jackson for Taco.
ma. AZ 1896 p m. mn George Washing
ton for chris,lania via ports. AZ .. m.
str Cross Keys for Dalrsn via ports. Al
$50 p nj str Panaman for Tacoma,
a. S:f5 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Plan Association
of Furniture Men

CHICAGO, Jan. B. Leaders Of n.
furniture industry Will organize !
national nssociatlon at mee,ing
here January ~. II was announcsd
Tho organization viii be known !,
the American Furniture assoclatIos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

hyperion Furniture AifE. Co. Tse,r,
Increasing stock from $4,000 70 iioeeF
Everett Steel Co.. Everett, Increase.
stock from $4,000 90 $4,000.
Eastman Lumber CO A. Ess,n..
II. 4. Eastman. u. W. Eastman. of..Is~
1000. General lumber business
Community Drug Cor. u. Dswi.,
H.. J. Behuidsrman, w. II. Eiehsrass.
Oakland. $4,000. Dealing IN drugs.
Beehive ABto Hsfglcs Co.--Tbo,,,,.
Mcdonald. H. a. NcfAy. J.. l.. Hifnp,s,
Portland. $4,000. General garage -.
meas.
H. j. Burke Wool Co. OF perti.,.
changes name 20 Northwest wool a.
20 20 suias0I IsaIY :uopnlossln
Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
LEGION
TO EN1

The Douglas d
Bee in a blackfad
Mrs. Don afcEwen
and Lloyd Spend
stories win furnf
ment program tha
al tho annual ID
GERS OF Seattle
American Legion.
legion club room
Ing, January 4th.
WIN be open 10 al
the general pablic
Meiiiuets OF
charge announce
Priest. newly apd
jutant OF the Lcgi
Yesterday, will NAL
appearance in seal
ing officer. New
stalled include "a
former national ID
Forty and Eighth
Jack Tweed, seniorI
Edwin stenback.
mander Allen "a
Frederick schroede
~ aIalmberg.
Ralph Kicker. assi
Ralph "a
Deutsch and Coed
members Of the q
tee. /
Inc entertainment
vii be followed b
dancing. /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Boston Wool

BOSTON. Jan. 1.-The local wool
market was not very active today.
but holders OF local stocks arc not
disposed 10 mako concessions. Tho
opening of the heavyweight season
Is expected within about q week ana
spell OF cold weather Will psrhapn
move great deal of the aycrprodtir-
ilpn az heavy clothing thruout tho
country The South American elm
is being sold rapidly, according Ia
cables, and about so per cent Oh tho
ID cross brods are reported sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

Cattle -Hssstpis. 1915 market. steady.
Hssf steers. tfat.te, cows And hsifsTz.
Htse 81 calves, fg3ss: sipcssfs
and feeders itU1.t9s hniis. iEQt
Hers Receipts 1863 Market aPsn,d
io9see higher. closed steady. Top.
ti.ii; bulk. ii.tegiso. pigs. iateG
kte
sheep Receipts. 1850 MARKET. steady
70 sifonE Pat lambs liitoolzfe.
feeder lambs. fii.ieeis.se! ewes. IS
g5Ie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. THE foreign .r-
change market closed lower with a new
record low IN French francs. H,ariing
demand. I.2s. Off &c. francs. demand
ie.ots7ii of to.60iiai IRE. ,o.ois5. or
to'ooo9b; Belgian francs domead.
i0.oiiib, or 10000. marks. four trii-
lion 10 the dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

HorticuIture-Aiany have good re.
suits from the use OF oil emulsion for
the control OF seals. leafroller and
sphis eggs. Directions for making
can be obtained from the state col.
leEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
MAYFIEI.
UP IN (

WASHINGTON.
Aayfield . election
was brought to the
ate for the first tims
bate broke out vino
Ger chairman OF the
mittee investigating
Senator Earle i. MI
attempted to get tbtr
olution appropriatin,
Investigation.
senator Borah. I'd
asked Spencer wbe,
=, ton restricted the
NE charge that Nav
expenditures were
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

Live stocls-Thc proper comblna.
ton Of exercise and a balanced ra.
ton for breeding stock will do won.
ders In securing at birth strong,
vigorous lambers. pigs and calves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

suEar~Quisi. Raw. if,es! refined. auist.
EranaiAtst. ft5esfae.
cense-Na. Rio spot. iesGtoYe H..
80, Santos. iteisRe u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
NAME:
FOR
Sport Must
Designai

with the returt
er Seattle child
supt. W. j. Bad
department to q
activities to tho$
under guard forI
Motorists are \
reserved streets [
carefully. Coast
and erown-ups. a
tho streets that n
quests for additio|
not reserved shoI
Barkhuff or thcI
offices in the cou}
The following
reserved for coaS
and on holidays. 4
street department
Scouts:
Z. Pine ST. 18TH
ton ST, nth to ID
18th 10 10th: l1th I
70 Shelby; AZ ayel
dInand; AfccIellaj
2ist s.: AlcCIcllai
nier: Walker IT..
College ST., e9ih 1
ave. s. Plum to d
ave, Cascade toI
blvd: Sierra drivj
Washington blyd:I
10 10th y. T.: Z. (
to Sixth n. T.; Sd
\. sith; 18th ayel
+. 10th; Z. 42nd I
iona; y. 18th St,
mont. ". Garfield
First w. Third Al
Cremona; w. Fftd
n. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
San Francisco Produce

WhHr<aayt Quotnfions
tio H.. prime fiFsis, tsa
ID.
Exrs--Ertrss, No Dos extra pallets.
ave dss-i undessinsd pulie,s. 80 dos.
chssss-caiifornia hats. fsnep, 40 ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
THE STARS PAGE OF NEWS FOR BUSINESS MEN
Ten-Cent Oil Boost
Announced in Oh;o

FfNDLAY. Ohio. Jan. an.
Ohio OIL co. yesterday announces
an increase Of 10 cents per barr,
in tho price OF crude oils in n.
following fields: Lima, Indiana. IIii
nols. Princeton. Plymouth. wate
loo and Wooster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

WALL sIMMrT JoInNAL rINANCIAL MENIIM

NEW YORK. with %
slight rcccsslons took lo
in in
cnA Iron Pipe maintained
OF the
li's. OF AZ Sinclair
@ can 49, OFF "a MARYLAND aa up vi Great Northern pd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prleea Paid Mholrsale DraIers

Buttsr-Local creamery. cubes. SO
Local prints, wrapped ...... 81
EgEs-Frssh ranch. white she'll. 40
Mixed cOiors ................ "a I
PullsiH .....-..........'.... "a
Cheese
Oregon tripiets .............. ~
Wisconsin cream brick ...... 81
Block Swiss ................ as
washington tripiets ..... .za
Tlllamogk trtpiet- old . ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
Alaska Vessels

wrangsii. Jan. SAILED Str Admiral
Rogers, southbound, ~ is9 p. m.
Petersburg. Jan. Salled-Esr Admit.
raj Rogers. southbound. a. $50 n. N.
coFdava. Jan. saiisd-str Victoria.
southbound. az a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
OF COURSE n
BE POSSIBLE
LOOKS RAFT

,ouLD anyone. n
~ baltic. climb III
telephone pole MA
Wrapped around I.
saliedg Sheriff nd
Skasit county. :n /
~ ease OF Herbert Hod
Ia 'fial for violation'
S 'aw In federal court
S csel that Hod,
= escape from him IN,
-. ono time. Thcl
e ons at the tlnra
:, una Hodge was weii
SIN " ,ne top. whore Il,
d d,'pped his arms owed
WY u'gs.'ended. before
"I n discovered. cona
vello deciare,,' ~. NY
p ...'n strength and
on :. :. Cushnan pasTc
'''e question.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
SEATTLE
MARKETS
VEGETABLES


tTho prices sivsn are those made 10
retail dealers b. ~hele.aists VITA a fs-
seasonal exceptions. prices 20 pFodnesis
can BE figured By dsductinE the cos, OF
transportation 20 ssaitis and sppger.
nAtsiT iks, fnr haglinE. storage aad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
NUTS
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
sail Lola
DAIRY PRODUCTS .
Prices Paid shippers


A grade. Seattle delivery go. 81
EgEs-FTesh ranch. white she'll. as
Mixed colorH ................ ~
pullaia ,...........s.,....... ~
Milk-cWt.. fob Seattle supply 500
n n rouH.umarv d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
-.S~. Bureau Report

TAToosH ISLAND Jan. s.---s a ra--
Barometer rlsings cloudy; wind east. -
miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03
POULTRY AND MEATS
Hrlcea Paid khInnrr.
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid Mholeaaln nrnI.r.

Dueks-Droased. per 10. ...... 40
Hens-Dressed, heavy ....... .ao0 ~
Dressed hsht ...,.s........ .2s8 20
Live. heavy ................. .2s
Live. light, 10. ........... "a
Broiiers-Dressed. per 10. 80. 20
Geese-Dres5od. per ~. ...... 10
dressed mo. .as
Live. fancy. ~ ........... .2ta n
Belgian Harss--Livs. per N. II
Dressed, per ~. ....4..... "a
Cows-Country dressed. No.. .ot1 .bi
HoEs-FanoY block ............ III
Neal-Fnncy Hight ............ $50 is
Heavy. coarse .............-. 100 If
Medium '....... IA rs
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FLOUR AND SUGAR.
HAY. GItAIN Am IIsItn

Alfalfa IIny--t'lrst Grade .........as.oo
STRAW 100. s'-.. s..'....ss.s.......Is0 90
Oorn-whole. yellow i20's........t000
Cracked and feed meal. 1905 49,. a. o.
Bariey-Wholo feed. 1905 40 "a
Rolled and ground. s0's-iO0's. I'll 90
Onts-Whole feed. ..lg.00
Rolled aud ground. 70s-sO's 90
Wheat-Heclcaned feed. 1853 ......4f.O0
MlIed feed. SOS. .ti.os
AIl-Srain Chop-BOs ..............,ts.oo
Chick ired-l0O,a ...............bi0 90
Chick ". ". Mssb--i00's ..........6s.o0
Growing Ieed-iOo'H .............bi.oo
Lrg Ma7h-lOVs .s'.ss.......s..,.f7.o 100
scratch Feed--i00'H ..............s7.e0
Cocoauut MssI-f00's .............taoo
Cot;ouseed Meal-io0's ............6ao 90
iinteed Oh Mssl-ioo's ,..........G2.0a
Soyn Bean Mrnt--fne's 81 90
Aifslfa Ncal--i00's ................sg0 90
Bone Meal-to0's ..................BTo 20
brahulsted-ioas ...s.-..........s2.00
Charcoal Chardwoodl -s0's .........sT.oo
Orii-iimestons. 1908 .............gO.Oo
Granite, iogs ',,.,,s.t.,s.,,....2s,e
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Thomas A. Edison. in n state
ment, looks for a moderately
prosperous year In 1921.

The outlook for shipping shows
that idle tonnage has increased. but
rates have improved, and there Is a
growing spirit OF cooperation among
various branches Of the marine in.
dustry, so that the outlook for 1924
Is considerably brighter than that Of
last January. The present congress
is expected 70 pass legislation that
will offset TO some extent, at least.
the recognized handicap suffered by
American steamship owners in com.
petition with fleets Of other nations.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat
Denver Live Stock
Nednessiay's QnotatIons

CHICAGO, Jan. :,--casA whsat.-So. :
bard. iLesn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

The Copper and Brass Re
search associations annual sur
vey Of building construction,
made public yesterday, places
the total expenditures during
1923 at S5,922 800, 900, the largest
Of any year in the history OF the
building industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

REQ Motors files in Michigan no
tice OF increase in capital stock from
;15,o0O.0O0 TO $40, 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-03

Hudson Motors, for the year ended
November 30. net income ss.0O3.s24.
after charges. depreciation and fed
eral tax. versus ;7.242,s77 in previ.
Gus wear.
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