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':Direct to Storage''
 Versus Drums

Throughout Alaska this Company is making rapidly increasing percent age of it's deliveries direct m bulk to our customers storage. Everywhere customers are eliminating drums and new storage equipment is planned or under construction in order to obtain the considerable savings made pos sible by bulk deliveries to customers own storage.
 Two motor ships, Standard Ser vice" and Alaska Standard" operat- ing in the Alaskan service, make reg ular visits to over hundred ports of call.
 Petroleum products dispensed by these ships and by the eight Standard Oil distributing stations (shown on the nap) are dependably high in quail ityand are offered unreasonable prices.
 Write our office in the Alaska Build ing, Seattle, Washington, or the near est Standard Oil Station (shown on the nap) for details of Standard Oil Service in Alaskan territory
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
 PATENT
Serial No. O55O7

Serial No. 05507
 in the Matter of the Application of John F. Mullen, for a Soldiers Ad- ditional Homestead.
 Notice is hereby given that John r. Mullen, citizen of the United States, under the provisions of Sec 230G, Revised Statutes of the United States, has filed in the United States Land Office at Anchorage, Alaska, application Serial No. 05507 for a patent for land on the North Side of Portage Bay, Alaska Penin- sula, approximately three miles northeast of the Indian Village of Kanatak, embraced in U. s. Survey No. 1449, containing an area of 24.S2 acres and more particularly describ- ed as follows, towit:
 Beginning at corner No. l,
 whence U. s. L. M. RGMKTA
 bears s. 420 52, 26u w. 2O.21
 chains distant; thence N. 1925
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LABELS INDICATE ORIENTAL
 LIQUOR VERSATILE STUFF

LOS ANGELES, June 1S-Nearly one thousand gallons of ''ngka" Chi nese whiskey, were seized here this morning and five thousand gallons of mash seized here in China town early this morning. A portion of the liquor was bottled and bore the inscription, "a valuabel remedy for wounds, rheu- matism, sprains, and skin diseases" ."
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The Prince William Sound Light Co. of Valdez, has completed the installa- tion of a modern electric bakery with complete equipment in Louies Cafe in that city. The large oven has a capacity Of 72 loaves of bread and also does all the other baking. A cake mix CT, run by motor handles that fea- ture of the bakery, while the bread is raised in a warming closet heated by electricity.
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Says He Paid Caston Means
 Fifteen Thousand Dollars

NEW YORK, June 18-At the trial of Gaston B. Means, former Depart ment of Justice agent this aftern Nn Charles Johnson testified that he paid Means fifteen thousand to release fifty barrels of whiskey from a Pennsyl- vania distillery.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fairman have opened a road house at Mile z. Chick n dinners served Sunday till '. Other meals by request. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18

cost OF building grandstands and
other needs on the grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
ACID IN STOMACH
SoURS The FOOD
Says Excess Of Hydrochloric
Acid is Cause of
Indigestion

A wellknown authority states
that stomach trouble and indiges.
ton are nearly always duo to acidity
acid Rtomnch-and not. ms most
folks believe. from a lack OF digest
i've Juices. He states that an excess
Of hydrochloric acid In the stomach
retards digestion and starts food
Fermentation: then our meals sour
ike garbage in n can. forming acid
fluids and gases. which initiate the
stomach like toy balloon. We then
ge, that heavy. iumpy feeling In tho
chest, we cructate sour food. beleh
gas or have heartburn, flatulence.
water.brash or nausea.
He tells us TO lay aside all di.
reatiye aids and instead get from
any pharmacy four ounces OF Jnd
Salt. and take n tablespoonful In n
glass OF water before breakfast.
while II IN effervescing. and further.
more, 10 continue this for ono week.
While relief often follows the first
dose. Il Is impossible to neutralize
tho acldity. remove the gHs-maklng
mass. start the liver. stimulate the
kidneys and thus promote fres
flow Of pure digestive Juices.
Jad Salts is inexpensive and II
made from the acid OF grapes and
lemon Juice. combined with lithia
and sodium phosphate. This harm
Ices salts Is used by thousands OF
stomach sufferers with excellent re-
Advertisement.
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on
Wheat Is Claimed

WINNIPEG. Man. March is.--
Cnnada win soon have a virtual
monopoly OF tho export trade in
wheat from North America. accord.
Ing 20 Sir Herbert Holt. president OF
tho Royal Bank OF Canada. in his an.
nual address 10 shareholders OF the
institution.
Present tendencies In the United
States" said Sir Hcrtssrt. indicate
that within the next few years the
republic win produce only enough
whea, for ia domestic needs. leaving
Canada, already tho leading exporter
OF ths world. as the sole exporter OF
wheat from North America.
"cansda'n wheat exports 20 tho
world have increased more than
1000 par cent since 1900. In that
year the dominion shipped out 1852.
$40 bushels OF wheat. In tho year
ending August /. isi1. canada's eI.
ports Of wheat amounted 20 a72,.
sti, 900 bushels"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
SULPHUR IS BEST
ToCLEAR UP UGLY,
BLEMIsHED SKIN

Any breaking out or skin irritation
on face. neck or body is overcome
quickest by applying Mentho-Sul-
phur. says noted skin specialist.
Because OF its germ destroying prop
critics. nothing has ever been found
TO take the place OF this sulphur
preparation that instantly brings
ease from the itching. burning and
irritation.
Sulphur heals eczema
right up, leaving the skin clear and
smooth. II seldom falls 10 relieve
the torment or dIsfigurement- A
little Jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur
may be obtained at any drug store.
It is used like cold cream.-Adyer-
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18

II had kidney trouble and when ] sat
down my back began to hurt knlle-
like mains Slapped my strength. After
standing a few minutes my back be-
came weak and n lnmeness across my
Kidneys prevented me from stirring
around. My kidneys were aiieetea anu
~ scrretiona were unnatural In color
and filled with sediment. In using
poan's pills had n medicine that dld
Tho work. Doan's stopped the beck-
ache and my kidneys are All right
now"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
Characterization

Down through the centuries there
have been noteworthy periods when
reading the Bible seemed 10 DO even
moro strongly essential TO culture
than any other recognized prose or
poetry.
The present time Is one OF these.
What causes tho cycle 20 repeat ~
self r. Of no particular moment
Sufficient that II does. and deep
thinkers find the reason easily
,rsceabie. The fact remains: Bible
reading II essential.
so eminent an educator and critic
as William Lyon Phelps has written
an intensely interesting work on
character dsiinsstion rs no observes
IL in the Bible. The title OF his
volume, Human Nature In tho
Bible" again places the Bible In
tho hands OF men as a story OF
men.
II 4. not a book TO be read merely
by students, or by tho clergy. or by
laymen especially inclined. The
Bibles interest Il so varied. aud Us
pictures OF life so wildly drawn.
that for the general reader its value
ms thrilling literature cannot be
ovcrestimated.
The third chapter OF Genesis. for
Instance. contains a record OF mans
weakness and hdman fraiity such
as Ia, never been eaualed. The
Book Of Ruth IN story OF adycn
turs and love tale OF raro TO
mantle appeal.
Every reader of this paper 81
eligible 10 ownership OF this Boob
OF Books. The distribution Of Bibles
in fully explained In a coupon print
ed elsewhere in this paper.
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Pulitzer high-speed race for civilian
and military sirpianos having a min.
imum speed of 175 miles an hour
and a stalling speed not TO exceed 70
miles an hour.
First prize in this race viii be the
beautiful Pulitzer trophy and $1,000
in Liberty bonds. The total expend.
itures viii be approximately $4,000.
which will include the prize money.
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Increase Prizes
in Air Contests

DAYTON. o, March isS-cash
awards Of ,is.7so have been agreed
upon for the international air races
to be hold here next fall. This is
three times the amount awarded for
these races az 81. Louis last year.
There will be IL events.
THO principal event will be the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
Personality Holds
Trade for Clerks

EUGENE. Ore March is.-per.
sonaiIty OF salesman counts more
than prices in making or breaking a
business. according 70 Prof. Frank A.
NaEiey OF the University Of Oregon
faculty.
Naglsy has completed an extensive
survey 10 determine tho reasons why
customers change their trade from
ono store 10 another.
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"Sociai Bloc Busy on
Congressman COuzens!
Millionaire Lawmaker Goal of Siege Started
by Washington Society

msn,n, soms OF his irregular" views
on tho subjects OF taxation. public
ownership and similar questions
close 10 tho hearts OF those who arc
socially mighty here,
Being n human individual and n
gentleman. couzcns Rt first accepted
tho invitations that recently began
pouring tn on him.
But 80 heavy has become the no.
cial bsrrage. particularly since his
set-io with Secretary Mellon over
the administration tar reduction
program. that Senator Jim ia under
stood 20 DO about ready 90 put on
the brakes. lie recognizes the game
that - being played and Is ready
10 pull out.
Not that he fears the bloc can
snare him. Ito just doesn't want 20
raise their hopes Enthusiastically. Nor
waste the timei
Clinton W. Gilbert. who wrote
Tho Mirrors OF washington" has
been peerinE Tito all the looking
glasses about tho capital recently.
20 sea n he could catch a glimpse
OF an ideal candidate for president
IN 1924. And he sums UP tho re-
suit OF his quest thus;
II could count up the IDEAL can
didates for president this year on
fingers OF n man who had both
arm. shot away IN the late war"
1
Senator Robert L. Owen. OF
oklahoma. might justly claim a pur.
er Americanism than any other
member Of the senate. Ho Ia the
ono senator Boosting a strain OF
Indian blood. being descended from
the Cherokee tribe.
Despite hts ss years. Owen Il one
OF the younger members OF tho sen.
ate in appearance.
Altho he has served Oklahoma In
THE senate ever since she gained
statehood, Owen announces he will
mot fight for reelection this year.
He expects 10 settle down In Mus
lkoEes after March next. tend n
home garden and devote his time
TO urging adoption Of n simplifiod
method OF amending the constitn.
ton.
The most dangerous fighter In
tho United states senate. from a
psycho-analytical standpoint, Is
Wheeler. OF Montana. the younf
member who forced thru tho resolu
ton for nm investigation OF Attor
noy General Daugherty.
When Wheeler gets into n scraI
and he's already headed into
number OF battles. no doesn't gc'
peevish. He doesn't get dramatic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-18
By HARRY II. HUNT
WASHINGTON March is

W A1AAAN1ANN aAAAN vi 49, A"N
Social bloc Is busy again
This time Il n after an "outsid.
err" whom Il can bedaEzle with n
view OF the riches that can be en-.
joyed In Washington By one who Is
I'm right" but one who. IL feels.
should. because OF his very wealth
and influence. naturally fall within
its charmed circle.
said Individual Is no less a per
son than James couzens. OF Mlchi.
gan. who propably possesses more
millions than any other man In the
United States senate.
Couxens. however. Is understood
20 recognize the net that Il being
spread 10 tame. thru social entanEie-
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lie doesn't pound his desk and
wave lis arms and rant.
Instead. he Erins. And his smile
Is like a barb In the hide OF his
opponent. singing him. Eoading him,
batting him 10 rash rotort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-25
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Jan. 25.--Tho foii57sinE ar
tioies OF Incorporation have boon flied
In the office Of the secretary Of state:
Gray. Mclean a Porey OF Washing
ton. Seattle, $4,000. W, W. Peary and
G C. Cary. To buy. sell. deal in and
handle at wholesale and retail. or eithor.
bakers and confectionery tools and sup
plisB. etc.
Lewis Casing Co.. Seattle, 10000.
Ralph Lewis. Belle Lewis and Charles
u. Wilson. To buy. sell. import export
ana deal in Hausage castings butcher
tools. butcher supplies. etc.
r. w. Martin Co.. Tenino, $685.
Robert w. Martin. Claude A. Martin
and James G. Martin. To turn 10 ac-
count any and all inventions, improve
inents and processes used In connection
with letters patent.
Unawlk Packing CO.. Seattle. $50. 900.
T. u. Hanley. ]. u. Most and w. H..
Gilbert To engage I'm the fishing and
canning buainosH, etc.
Variety Iron Foundry Co. Seattle, no.
900. Alex ~ Carey. w. Fsrnyhough and
John Carey.
Capital Thcater Co. Seattle. $1,000. IL.
y. Grant, Sherman Bushnell and O. A.
Reynolds
Mount Vernon Buick Co. Mt. Vernon.
Increasing stock 10000 to $4,000.
@. NJ. Boyle Packing Co. Beattio. In
cfeasing stock $4,000 TO $4,000.
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uat. presidsn. Grant. Pier t0-atrs
West Ison, BlsrHtad. Bankoku Mart.
Great Northern Termipal--Btr Toyooka
Maru.
Bell street Tsrminai--U. 8. L. H. r.
Fern.
pier i4-s.r Achilles.
Pier Str Northwestern Miller.
Pier 2--s,rs Alameda. Alaska.
Pier D--Btr Admiral Rodman.
, Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers-U. q. l. II.
T. MhnzarIta, y. y. l.. y. Umatiila.
Union Pacific Termlnal--Btr Norlina,
U. 8. chipping Board Mooring--strs East
ern Gale, Aemnon.
Connecticut Street Terminai--U. 3. b.
Discpyerer. str Pioneer.
Atlantic Street Terminat--fjtr Eagle.
King a wlngc-schr Ruby. ms Anvil.
| Spokane Street Terminai.-Ms Loeb Ka-
trine.
East waterway Dock A Warehouse co..
Str y. J. Lucksnbach.
Duthles Earr1inai--U. Il. y. Connecticut.
Todd Dr,' Docks--ftrs H. y. Alexander.
Emma Alexander. Admiral Rogers.
Admiral Peary, Lena Luokenbaoh,
Margaret Dollar.
Ames Terminal company-strs Nordhnv.
Forest King.
Ne,tiston's fMiil--Btr Romngns.
ifenernan's Dry Dook-strs Rainier.
OweRo.
Training 6tatlon---EsRie No. 81.
Lake Union Dock--Bktn Forest Price.
Tayior'H Miii--Btr Solano.
Alaska Steamship noorings-strs Jcffer-
son. Ketchikan. Redopdo.
ALASKA steamship Moorings tport Blake
Iey)--Btrs odnna, Tanana.
wInsiow Marine Railway eagle Harbor)
Str UrIffdu. schrs Betsy Ross, ca
mano. Ella A.. Sophie christensen.
Meteor and Aiumna. bktnB Anne comyn
ana Charles r. Crockor. bafEos coquit-
lam ci.y. Grifison and Henry Willard.
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rIKis PLACE

PIKE PLACE
Stall II, 8 ms. best cane sugar, Ttc.
staii H. tomatoes. corn. peas. cans Act
coffee. ground while you wait. rbs. u,
assorted campbeifs. 90 cant cocoa, loe-
lbs. 25c; pastry flour. io.ib. sack 3so,
Stall 81, butter. tsc, !bn. 7bc. strictly
fresh standard eggs, t?c dox., mild
cheese, 2sc. Yakima honey, b-'b. pail Ite
Stall 30. good pink, salmon. cans 2sc'
sun Maid raisinr. 1b-ox. pkss.. for 2bc.
black figs, i5c 10. Stall &c. fresh smells,
&c NJ. fresh herring. &c io.i fresh
specials on all meats.
ECONOMY
Stall sc. ibA best cane sugar. 7tc
Stall 81, orange inarmalade, acc ID: now
kraut. OTIS. lie: homemade mayon-
naise. acc ID; homiily, lie at. Stall 20,
now wAlnuts. l6c H.. large sweet orangca
2 doz &c; chcstnuts. imported. Ice: Jap
oranges, csc box, ibc doz. Juicy lemons,
5 for i0c; best cranberries, ibo 10. Stall
10. Supreme blond coffee too 10. lbs.
7se. ibs $40. Orange Pckoo blend
black tea. Coo ~: Ghirardelirs chooo-
lato. 10. 29c. fbs. s5c. now pack rat
sins. pkgs. abe; Hi-Gradc green tea,
aoo. Stall a. zoo p-fb. sack New York
buckwheat flour. ace: I5c pkg. Quick
Quaker oats. Zoe; cans campbelrs to-
inato soup, ate. pure italian olive oil.
at. 76c, h-gal. si.t5. lbs. choice new
pruncs, csc: 2 pkgs. Kingsford's corn
starch. 9bc, 2Be bottle pure vanilla or
ismon extract, 2bc: its finest new
seodiess raisins. s7o.
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Public Markets
wIiisTIAKE


Stall fos. No. y corn meal. 35e; Royal
baking powder. tlo: Amo. he; largo fOll
toilet. &c. lbs COCOA, 2Sc: grape juice.
400 at. Rtali lsT. fresh creamery butter.
soc 10. fresh ranch eEEs. 5Sc doz.; mild
cream cheese acc H.; dills, 2 or loo.
Stall i7i, bacon, 20c. use 10. ham. 2se
NJ, picnics. Ice n. Sugar stab. centcn'
Mai Bee, flour. 10 ibH sissb; bars crya'
tai white soap. 25c; scratch. 100 MS
$40; $3.50 corn and wheat is;ssi
wheat. 100 TBS. t2.T0. Stall iat. yellow
turnips, 100 lbs. soc; onions. 100 lbs
81 so. staymen winesaps. Ito box Rome
Beauty, 75c box.
SANITARY
Stalls si.as. Olympia oysters, $50 pit;
crab meat. 600 10. Columbia river smelts.
isc. 3 for z5c. shrimp meat coo fb.; fresh
herring. 2 lbs. ibc; skinned sole, l6c. J
for zbc. Stalls R.i3.ib and stall ibi,
sunitlst oranges csc. acc. ACC, soc dox.
Yellow Newton apples. 400 dog., sl.Ib
box, delivered. Florida grapefruit, ibc, 2
for 25u: dry onions. 30 ib.. IDS. 2bo.
Stall ~, TcaHarden preserves. atrawbcrry
and raspberry. s3c fb. blackberry, abc
hi marnalade, ?so nj pure iruit Jam
or Jelly, zoe NJ. Stall 1855. best but
Ter. SIC NJ. 3 ms ti.bo; creamery but
tor. s7c. q fbu. sito; full mild cream
choose. 3oo NJ: best Swiss cheese eeo
No.. oieomarsarine, 2 rbs. CSC. stalls "a
ss-sH uhlrafdelirs chocolate, 2pe 10.
lbs. 700; ifiilg bulk coffee, aso ID;
lbs. bulk seedicss rnisins, ?bc.
CORNER
stalls iG-aa. very best butter. sac. fbp.
st.bb; creamery butter. +7o. . ibs, fit0;
full mild cream cheese, ace. best swiss
cheese. 5te; oloomarEarine. 2 iba' 4bc.
stnii .. ioin iamb roaat, iiboj shoulder
lamb. snc, veal foass. I2ho, boot roast.
igMc. hemburgor ana sausage. i2ho;
Eastern ham. 2shc; Eastern bacon. 2aho.
Stall IA. nice silver smelta. isc. horrins.
2 fors 100. for 2bc. rcd silver salmon,
200; nice kippsred salmon. zoo. Stalls
1890 Pike at.. pot roast. Sc; neck bones,
3 for acc. lamb chops. lsMc, lamb roast,
7Mo, picnics, 1870. steak, Ito,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-25
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

a young Filipino saw in a news.
paper an advertisement which read;
Wanted: A saxophone. Must DO
in good condition"
Not long afterward n swarthy
young chap called at tho address
and said TO the advertiser
IL want to accept the position.
have never been saxophone. but
think I can do II. and am In good
condition. "--Younsstown Telegram.
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BUT TAX WAS HIGH

LoNDONe--'Panhandling" Is n
profitable occupation In London.
Take the case OF n 7o-yenr.oid ran
arraigned in Thames police elurt FOR
begging. A constable testified no had
found nearly $1,000 on the nged men.
dicants person. The prisoner was
given choice Of n 500 fine orthrce
months' imprisonment. lilo paid the
fino.
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BANK RESERVE
RATIOS BETTER
Crude Oils Improved Thru
Another 25- Cent Rise
WALL STREET JOURNAL FINAH-
GAL REVIEW

NEW YORK. Jan. 2G.--Btocks
wero stimulated In the early deal
inRs on tho stock exchange today by
a number Of constructive develop
msnts overnight The federal re-
serve ratios kept up their extraordl-.
nary Improvement. tho ratio for the
system as whole showing a fur
Their gain on top Of the sharp hd-
YnnccB for the two previous weeks
reaching 804 per cent. against s0.i
week ago and 1864 year ago.
The domGgtlc oils were strength-
oned by another 25-cent advance I'M
PeDnaylYania crude OIL.
Opening prices included; North
American, 24k Sinclair, 23ik. up X
New York Central l02; Industrial
Alcohol 75E. up u Bethlehem u,
Boa up u; Studebaker, 1929, up
u Westinghouse, 631s. on Y Utah.
81. UP y American Sugar. b5H, off
~ /; New Haven. 1874, up X; Cuba
Cane. pfd, GGB. up ": United Slater
steel, l0iM, up ~; American Can,
ll01z, UP X; Consolidated Gas, 65g
up k; Pan.American d, 90. up Il:
Baldwin, i25h, up Il.
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WHEAT WAVERSt
0 THEIRS HIGHER.
Corn Strength Reflected in.
Small Grain; Recoup !

CHICAGO. Jan. 2f.-wheat closed
irregular while corn and oats closed
higher. reaching a new high on the
present crop on tho board OF trade
here today
Wheat covered most OF its Losses
OF the day VIXEN strength in corn
Perfected in this market Traders
LEFT wheat flat and went over 20 j
corn and oats when prices began 20
soar. Some export business was re1-
ported. mostly Nanitobas. North
western millers said flour demand
remains slow.
Holding tactics by producers
heavy feeding and seeding demand,
unfavorable weather and high cash
prices everywhere were mainly re-
rponsible for corn reaching new high
levels on the crop
Heavy demand by Missouri river
points brought good local buying in
oats futures and subsequently, new
high prices.
Provisions were dull.
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Boston Wool

BOSTON, Jan. 2I.-There Ia more ac-
tirity in the local wool market. sais
being reported OF 100000 pounds OF
Montana and Wyoming woods at between
Sic and SIC. Holders have consistently
firmed up In their asking prices and fine
staple tsrritory woods ars held at s1.4o.
A hid os ,i.ss was refused by several
dealers. Foreign markets were very
strong and London Is expected to ad-,
vance In ymrathy with tho Liverpool
market
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Portland Live Stock

Thursdny'e Quotations
ga. Market slow.
Good steers. t7.15 q $50; medium. 1875
7.ss; good cows and heifers, s5.95F
s.7s; Gamers, sz15; bulls. 335L5o:
calves. ss.5o6ie.s0.
Hox-ER Receipts. i.fst. Market, weaker.
Medium to choice. s7.soGsoo; heavy,
t8.so6T: pigs. ss9T..s.
Sheep-Receipts, $50. T'ons Of market,
nominal. Medium 10 choice lambs. SIT
CIR: yearlings. seds.5o: wethers
sS.3oes.so: ewes. ts.sod6.so.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. st.--Foretgn ex-
change opened irregular. Sterling de-
mand. sIfi@: francs. to.oits: lire,
80. o4s4: Belgian. so.o4o4n: marks. A.
toe. ooo, 900 900 to the dollar.
Foreign exchange closed up: Sterling.
demand. u.2aM. Up i-fs francs. de4
mnnd, so.Qi4s. up so.oooix: lire. de-
mand. sooist. up so.ooooH; Beigianss,
so.e4o5x. off to.oool n: marks, $500, -
ooe, 90 10, 600 TO the dollar; Yokohama yen,
400: Russian chernoyetz, As. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-25
BUTTER MARKET
REPORTED FIRM
Eggs Continue at Recently
Established Prices

No Important changes developed
In the Seattle market Friday morn
ing, Eggs continued to hold firm az
recent price levels, with heavy ship
nenh to New York buyers. Fresh
buttor supply Is about at an even
balance with the demand, and the
tone OF the market has stabilized.
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Denver Live Stock
Thursdny's QuotatIons

CattIe--Receipts. Els. Market, steady.
beef steers. s71s; cows and heifers..
s5a7.eo; calves. sTGio; stockers ana
feeders, si5oGsss; bulls. s7a5.
HoKs-Receipts. $40. Market. 50 100
lower. Top. 81: bulk, ss.s5Gs.s5: pigs,
s56f5.5e.
sheep--Reoeipts 1910 Market. weak.
Fat lambs, sis.s591e.ss: feeder lambs,
si1.T50i27s; ewes. s5efso.