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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Jan. e.--Tho following ar
tlcics OF incorporation have been filed In
the office OF the secretary OF state.
Cascade Platinum Co., Seattle, $4,000.
Thos. Y. Hotohlsiss and Leo NJ. Casey.
Midlnkes Feed & Milling Co. Inc. Mid
lakes, changing name TO Quality Feed
Mills, Inc.
Peirce. Fair &. CO.. San Francisco. Cal.
s5s3.s00. Cyrus polrce. Harry II. Fair.
Samuel Pond. John a. McGregor aud
Eohu A. McCandless. To do general
bondlng debcnture and etc, business.
!. & Turnkey Co, 81, John, Wash. j.
8. Turnkey, Anna u. Turnkey and John
McCRnce To conduct tho business OF
farming and raising 1.-Two stock; TO buy.
own aud sell grain.
Mills Land and Live Stock Co. 81.
John. wash. Ss5.0oO Margaret S. Mills,
George W. Mills, jess Mills. Margaret s.
Mills, trustee.
Mccauco Land CO.. ST. John. wash.
$50. 600 John MoCanoc, Agnes McCancc,
II. N. McCRnoe, Anna II. Turnkey. Agnes
NcCancc. trustee Edna McCanco. Mar
gurct =, Minis.
Olympia Harbor Lumber Co, olympia,
$50. 600. stem Anderson Karl Anderson
and Olof Anderson,
narrlo 3 Maddox. Inc. tiamuhnmn,
5000. n Barrie and jasper Mad
dock. To buy aud sell logs, timber, lum-
her, timber and lumber products saw
mills and shlnEle mills.
Bergen Motor CO.. Morton, increasing
stock $4,000 10 $4,000 and changing
name TO ChcsHpr Motor Sales co.
Camp Lewis Service & Garage Co..
camp Iewls, incrcasiug stock 100000 to
$500
Howtt-Lea Funck CO., Tacoma. re-
ducIng stock Ii,o0o,o00 to 100000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
Many Promotions Mark
Seattle Bank Elections
New Presidents to Head Three City
Financial Institutions

The annual elections OF officers
and directors OF Seattle hanks and
financial institutions. tho majority
OF which were held Tuesday after.
noon. resulted in number OF pro.
motions and additions In the existing
personnel.
Tho selection OF three new presi.
dents was confirmed. w. III. Parsons.
chosen to fill tho vacancy caused by
the recent death OF n. IL. Iatimer
was elected president OF the Dexter
Horton National bank; James 4, Me-
Way, chosen to I'LL the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF II. G.
Henry win DO president Of tho Met.
ropoiitan National hank bank Sc sss.- Che com
ing year. and Joseph r. Gcenleaf
was elected president OF no Peoples
Savings hank to succeed the lato
T.. c. Noufelder
The Seattle National bank reflect.
ed its entire list of officers, with the
addition OF tho election OF J. II, Me.
ciure to the post OF assistant cashier
and OF Campbell keilcher 10 the post
OF trust officer
In the Dexter Horton National
bank. additional elections, other than
reflections OF existing officers. were
as follows; Former Cashier Hamll.
ton l. Merritt. vice president; former
Assistant Cashier c. l. 10 Souri.
vice president and trust officer; for.
mer Assistant Cashier Wilbur w.
Scruhy. cashier. and. former Assist.
ant Bond Manager George +. Mains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
REPORT SHOWS
BUILDING FACTS
New Structures Would Make
Lengthy Street

Start at Fort Iawton. walk along
tho Waterfront until You strike the
business district OF Seattle, then con.
tlnuo down First ave, along the route
OF the West Seattle cars until you
have gone quite a bit beyond Faunt.
leroy park, and you win get an idea
Of what 1t would DO like II all the
new buildings erected in 1898 were
lined up in solid blocks.
According 10 the statistical report
81 building permits issued by the Sc.
attic department OF buildings ycstcr-
ings last year was Ta.ST5 feet. THIS
ngs last year was 1915 feet. This
j. practically isis miles. and, allow
Ing for street intersections, the 1928
new buildings would fiji ono side q
q street over t6 miles long.
On this street would be s,osS de.
tached residences. with n combined
value Of s6.s2e .4os, with GO hotels and
apartment houses built ut a cost Of
6,aTe. 500. II would have. as well. 81
churches. hospitals and theaters
valued at $3.50. 900.
In the business district there would
bn ssi office and retail store build.
ings. varying from ono story strue-
tures TO iS-story fireproof buildings
ef tho latest type. and their combined
value would be ss.s6i,s75. Tho dis,
srict would be completed with Ia
warehouses, factories and docks.
costing $3.50, $40.
The report shows. further, that the
better type Of building heavily pre-.
dominated. Fireproof structures &C.
counted for nearly 100000 worth
Of the total. with slow-burnlng and
snasonry buildings amounting TO wen
over $4,000. 900. peducting for the
detached residences and mIscellan-
eous outbuildings. the remaining
frame Structures would total mp.
rroximately se.5oo.oo0. these being
mainly in residential districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
THE STARS PAGE OF NEWS FOR BUSINESS MEN
THE RIB ROAST FROM
CHAMPION STEER IS
TOO PERFECT TO EAT

URBANA. ILL.,. Jan. 9.--Tho
perfect rib roast yesterday took
It's place In the historical collec.
ton OF the college OF agriculture
at the University OF Illinois. II
was slated for the table OF Dean
II. W. Mummford, OF the college
OF agriculture. but he declared II
too perfect to cut"
Tho roast Is from "Broodus
White sox" grand champion steer
OF tho recent livestock exhibition
in Chicago. Dean Munmford or
dcred II preserved in alcohol.
II want our students and fu.
turo generations 10 study n per.
feet piece OF beef" he said.
Dean Mummford described the
spccIment as having high pro.
portion or bright red. lean meat.
evenly intermingled with smooth
white fat.
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manager OF the bond department.
Vice President Merritt. Assistant
Cashier Cheater NJ. Latlmcr and
Charles r. elise were mado directors
II. ]. Reelie was elected vice prosi.
dent OF the Peoples Savings bank
and Charles u. Thomas was elected
cashier. Nathan Eckstein. George
Il. Nicoll, j, 4. Greenloaf and Charles
y, Thomas were elected directors.
In the American Savings Bank s
Trust Co, the only change IN tho
existing personnel was tho election
MS member OF the board OF w. j.
Burke, prominent San Francisco
manufactures aud president OF tho
South Fork Lumber Co. OF Skaglt
county,
George II. narteil. president or
the Barrell Drug Co. was elected
director OF tho Seaboari National
hank. 10 succeed II. l.. Gates. who
resigned 10 move to Los Angeles.
Fred A. Anderson was elected to
the board OF the National City
bank.
In the Union National bank. o.
W. Tupper. former cashier, was
elected vice president. Assistant
Cashier caspar w. Clarke was elect.
ed cashier aud j. L. lawson was
elected assistant cashier.
Howard y. Taylor. retired lumber.
man, and ~. l. Spencer. director OF
the school OF journalism az tho
University OF Washington, were
added TO the board OF directors OF
the SrRttia Tito Trust Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
Financial Flashes
From James MacfarIane & Co.
81 Second Ave.

Average price 40 leading bonds
s703, an increase Of .26; 20 indus.
trial stocks average 1854. an in.
crease Of 20; 20 active rails aver.
age St.7S, an increase OF As.
There was an increase Of 90
907 in total freight cars thru.
out the country in good repair
and ready for immediate service
for the week ended December
%. The total WAS 237,3l2 cars,
Nash Motor for fiscal year ended
November 30 reports net surplus
after deductions S9.286,032, com.
pared with s7s19.24G in preceding
year.
December sales Of S. S.
Kresge Co. were sl3,O1O,09O.
compared with Sl0,jl5.1I3 IN
December, 1922, an increase OF
2f.20 per cent.
state department asks appropria.
lion for 1924 totaling sf79, is9, 40f,
an increase Of S23, 095.132 over 1923.
Government yfill withdraw
sj,3i0.000 from banks IN The
New York Federal Reserve dis.
trict on Thursday.
Iron Products earnings for 1929
estimated at 81 n STARE on com.
mon versus 1926 shnrs in 1879.
Common was recently placed on Sc
yearly dividend basis
Mutual OH has completed VOL 10.
4 In Orange Field, Texas, good for
1900 barrels a dag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
CORN IS ONLY
STRONG Grain

CHICAGO. Jan. S-corn closed
strong. othors weak and lower on
tho board OF trade hero today.
Wheat market was dominated BY
sellcrs today. Following bulge
az tho opening. induced by good
export business overnight liquldnt.
ing pressure developed when these
buyers left the market and helped
by bear nowa that filtered into the
pit. prices nagsed below the open.
ing. This condition prevailed at
tho close.
Corn displayed individual strength
with selling induced by reports that
Missouri river markets were selling
large stocks 10 West and Southwest.
ern feeders az prices well above
the Chicago parity.
II was the buying by these In.
terestB tina, brought corn UP 10 u
81 bi.shel last year.
oais moved within a quarter cent
range turnout the day.
Tho market lacked any Individual.
lty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
SEE BIG YEAR
FOR LUMBER
Prices May Go Up With
Increased Demand

The lumber industry has entered
1924 In a very strong position. saya
the American LumbcrInan. Chicago.
Tho the holidays normally are fca.
tured by trade dulIncsa. during the
last week demand was active, and In.
quiries many, while prices developed
additional strength those on mum.
Der OF items advancing.
Retail dealers report that last year
was one OF their most successful.
building having been very active in
nearly all cities and larger towns, not
only during tho usual building sen.
son. but. on account Of the great
need Of housing and the remarkably
mild weather UP 20 the very end OF
the year. Prospects in tho building
line remain very encouraging. and a
busy spring season is looked for.
ward TO.
Retailers stocks are in poor condi.
ton. as virtually no transactions not
Hecessf.ated by Immediate require.
ments have been entered into during
the las, several months. and a great
deal Of buying viii be necessary
during the next few months. and ID.
In fact, now beginning to develop. in
order TO bring stocks into shape 10
meet prospective needs. Sentiment
IN the country districts n much i'm.
proved. as a result Of the financial
recovery OF the agricultural industry,
and country retailers are facing the
future with renewed confidence.
The industrial outlook Is equal.
~ excellent. Most large wood
consumers are preparing for a
heavy production during 1924.
for example, the automobile and
furniture interests, while car
builders. railroads and other
public utilities are formulating
extensive programs.
The agricultural implement and
vehicle Industries. which have been
relatively inactive for some time. duo
to agricultural depression, have been
encouraged thru recent DEVELOPMENTS
70 look for a prosperous business
during this year. while the oil in.
dustry Is showing a marked recovery.
Lumhermen view the situation aE
most promising. Their position Is ex.
ceedingly strong. While production
during 1928 was heavy. demand and
shipments were likewise. and stocks
have been very little, II at all. i'm.
proved, in the case OF the leading
construction softwoods and hard.
woods. Facing what undoubtedly
VIII be prosperous business season
there is. therefore. little doubt re-.
garding price movements within tho
near future.
The absence OF forward buvlnr
which has been n marked feature of
recent trading. has kept prices on a
comparatively low level. but the last
several weeks have witnessed n
strong upward price trend that IL
bound to result In progressive nd.
yances as buying for spring stoeI,
develops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
Arrivals and Departures

ArrtYrd---Jams a..-Atr Roman star
from onden via ports. a, s.fs =. m. str
Victoria from SiAsia. a; 1@4fs a, n. Jan.
ss-s,r Caddopeak from E=easssa VIA
Everett. at sga0 .. M: str YOKOHAMA
aIaru from HongkoBR via ports. at e:1t
p. M; str Everett from San Francisco,
az 1850 .. m; ctr Sankoh Maru from
Vancouver, ss 1915 p. m; str Eknhren
from Melbourne via Eureka. ~ 2.is =.
M str III Captain from San Ffsuclseo.
Rt 1870 a. m.
saiisd--Jhn. Str West cadron FOR
Dairen via ports. al 2 =. fa.; str Admiral
Rogers FOR Alaska. st A. M. str presi-
dent Jackson for Manila via ports, a.
III q. M. str poytea;nwn for Tacoma
AZ 1850 q. m. Jan. s--sitr Ene!entan
for Kobe via Barclay Bound. 81 5 p. ~.
str Author for London via ports. at sia6
.. M: str Birma Aiaru for Robs via
Yokohama. & 7sis p. Ia. ctr Ia Piaeen.
tia for Port Ban Luis, AZ t:75 p. m. str
American for Tacoma. ct ssts y m: str
zonon for Antwerp via ports. a. i7:ls D.
M; str Georgina Roiph for Tacoma. At
1856 q. ms ctr ". 8 Porter for Ban
francisco, at ssts a. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
Foreign Trade

The United States bureau OF for
cign and domestic commerce has re-
eeived the following inquiries from
foreign firms who wish to repre-
sent American manufacturers in
their respective fields. Full infor-
nation will be given TO American
firms on application TO S. Hs Bla-
dock, district manager OF the bu-
reau, Lowmau building, Seattle.
Finland--ts7i9l Oats. white or
black. in bags
Germany-tS7sOl Butter; cold stor.
age meats; corn; lard. meat rations;
oils; packing house products, cspe-
cially lard and pork products,
Guatcmala-tsT9 Galvanized iron
sheets: iron, bar; plain and CORFU
gated iron: wire.
spain-(s7SSl Pork cuts.
sweden-tS7SD Bacon; flour; fruits,
dried. in boxes; fresh apples and
pears; lard.
(s7sD Fruits, especially apples.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tormlnai--Pier H---str Presi.
dent Jackson. Yokohama Maru. Homer-
ton. Pier t0--Tue Roosevelt. barge
VIM. Nottingham.
Great Northern Terminai-str Toklwa
afaru.
Bell stree. Tsrrnlnai--str Sspons.,. L.
p G. q. UnaiEa.
Grand Trunk Pacific Tsrminai-str Ad-
mirnl Rogers.
Pier ifB--strs owcEo. Madison.
pier Str Broofdale.
Pier str Cadd6soak.
Pier e-Htra Tanana, Alaska.
Pier i--EaEio 40. CO..
Pier B-strs Dorothy Alexander. Adrni.
raj Rodmun.
Pacific Coast Engineering worlss-U. q.
c. @. snohomish.
Union Pacific Termlnai-str Eknnren.
U. $. Shipping Board Moorlngs-str Or
Gus
Connecticut Street Tcrminai--U. q. g.
Discoversr. Pionscr
King & WInRe-gohr Ruby, ms Anvil.
Stacy Street Terminal-U. S. O. O.. fur.
veyor. str Texan.
Hanford Street Terminal-s,rs Neponse.
West Grayloek
Spokane street rcrminai-s'r Mosrdiils.
Duthies-U. =. s. Connecticut.
East waterway Dock 4 warehouse CO.
stru Yogeu Maru West Jappa. Horace
l.uckeubach.
General Petroleum. Tcrminal-str Norfolk
Martr
Todd Dry Dociss--strH II. r. Alexander.
Emma Alexander, Alameda. Admiral
Peary Margaret Dollar, wilsolo.
Hafbor Island pool; & Wurehouac-strs
Bearport. Everett.
Drummond LiEhtcrags Co.-str III Capt
tan.
Ames Terminal co.-str Nantoh Naru
Heffornan'a Dry Dock u. s. q. q. Delf.
wood. airs Rainier. Starr.
Alnaka Steamship MooriuRs -strs .Teffer-
son, Redondo, Eetchiltnu.
stream thuoy No. 6)-Barrs Daeuia.
Winslow Marine Raiiwsy-str Griffin.
sehrH betsy Ross. Caunmo. Ella a
Sophie Christensen, Meteor ami Oium-
na, bktna Anne COmyn and Charles r..
Croeker. bgcE Coqultiam city aud
Griffaon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
GIVE TALKS ON
FOREIGN TRADE

An those who ARE interested In cx.
porting and shipping and foreign
trade in general erc invited TO attend
tho Round Table given for the Uni.
vcrsity OF Washington extension stu.
dents In foreign trade. which viii be
hold In the Merchants Exchange.
Third and Cherry. Wednesday at 8
O'Clock. A. +. Haiucs. vice president
OF the Admiral Oriental Line. win
speak on shipping" as well as Mr.
r, X. Khoe. the san Francisco rep.
rcscntatiyc. air. r. L. Higgins win
speak on Packing and Shipping"
w. u. Henderson. instructor Of tho
class. extends cordial invitation to
the general public TO attend tho meet.
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
Asks Rehearing of
Railroad Bond Plan

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a no.
htion for a rehearing Of the Den.
yer & RIO Grande Western reorrnni.
cation plan recently authorized by
the interstate commerce commission
was filed with the commission by
wayne G. Williams, attorney gen.
oral Of Colorado.
Williams said that tho issue OF
securities aggregating $4,000 by
the roads under the reorganization
plan would prevent the carrier
from properly performing service TO
the public and would provide n
move TO divert too great portion
Of its revenues to The payment or
OBLIGATIONS arising from bonds and
stocks"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
RENT TO STAY
ON EVEN KEEL

CHICAGO. Jan. Brent payers
viii find little, IL any. relief from the
landlords this year, A. w. Dickson.
executive secretary OF the National
Association OF Building Trades En-
ployefs in convention here. told the
United Press.
Neither viii rents be raised, I"
Dickson said he believes.
Contemplated residential build
ing" he said, would exceed last
years record. but any Increase Will
be swallowed up by the present short
age or 100000 houses"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
Suspend Trading in
Mammoth Oil Stock

NEW YORK, Jan. Grading In
Inc capital stock Of tho Mammoth
OH Co. Sinclair project. recent.
- figuring in tho senate probe OF
tho Teapot Dome lease. was sus.
pended today the listing committee
OF inc curb exchange announced.
10 was explained at the exchange
thnt testimony given in Washing.
ton before the investigating com.
mittee revealed that practically all or
the stock sold 70 tho public has
been bought back and there have
been no transactions in tho issue
FOR several wccltg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
FOREIGN TRADE
ON GOOD BASIS
Ten Million Dollars a Day
Is Changing Hands

GN0TE. - Ralph +. Couch.
economist and statistician, with
access 10 government reports
and figures. has worked up for
The Star n careful study OF ~
nancial and Industrial conditions
in the United States at the close
OF 1923. This is the last Of 10
brief articles, In which he traces
the high spots in the business
wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
Meetings

The Seattle Real Estate assocla.
ton VIII meet Thursday at 1915
,. m. in the Hotel Butler banquet
room. The meeting will be "get.
acquainted" gathering for the bene.
tit OF the 40 new members. Elec.
ton judges b. G. Owen, c. w. Hart,
John p. Whipple, Daniel Munro and
sames f. Carroll will announce the
result Of the election Of directors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
NelU York Stock Market
WALL srnnnT JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW

in priority
which,
hrAk session
ment which within point OF tho high last
this movement
rsi Motors is N baldwin ssE, a American
los up u; New Haven 1894 A STA Off a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK Jan. s-Torsirn sr-
change opened lower. Sterling demand.
ft.ssis; francs ;aotftt: ilrs. Ie,etf1s
BslEian. ie,etssi. marks. five tfiliion
10 tho dollar
This forsiEu exchange closed down
Sterling demand iIssA. or h: france
te.ot8E4 lire. ie.ofso. ntlEtsnr tp.otss:
marks. five trtiiien TO the dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
San Francisco Produce

Tuesdays Quotations
Iinttrr -Eairas ksgAe ID pflms firsis
t9c NJ
EEEs Ettrss, ias dpEi sStra puiists
afbe dos uadersirsd pallets. ace der
cheese--csitsoFuia flats fancy. &c u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
Notes Prosperity
Turnout Country

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s.-"Thru.
out the country I notice evidence OF
continued prosperity" Thomas For
tune Ryan, New York financier.
said today. Ryan arrived here yes
terday on his $50 trip to the Pacific
coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
LEGAL NOTICES

cHAs W. JOHNSON. lawyer. for
merly of Pasco. Washington, an
nounces his resignation as prose-
cutting attorney Franklin county.
and city attorney of Pasco. and
his removal TO Seattle. offices at
1853 Dexter Horton Bldg. Phones:
Office. EEL lot-56S6. residence.
<E uwd-n.ai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09

IufNuar VHnFatIons1
saEar-Htsadr RMw. 1855 refined,
weaker RfauuiAgsd. itg9a&9b
Coffse--No. Rio on spot. f9ac 10. No.
santos isuigge ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
Weather Bureau Report

TATooAH ISLAND. Jan. s.--s a. M
barometer failing slowly: light rsin:
wind east. 20 miles an hour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
POTATO MART
REMAINS FIRM
Imperial Valley Produce
Fails to Arrive

Tho fact that Yakima is almost
entirely supplying tho California
market with potatoes now explains
tho new firmness on tho Seattle
ss,d market which brought quota
tons UP 20 s37 and $40 ton Wed
nesday, Yakima farmers AFRO find
ing Il difficult 10 supply the Cali
fornia market besides largo part
OF Washington when Seattle alone
requires from 20 TO 80 carloads
every day. Tho farmers arc asking
Seattle jobbera s2s and $50 a Son
for Melted Gems in Yakima.
Other sections OF the produce
market disclosed nothing new Wed
ncaday. The Imperial spinach and
cauliflowcr which were due TO ar.
rive Wednesday morning were being
delayed somewhere along the line
and the shippers were unable 10
toll when they would be in Seattle.
Both these commodities are being
eagerly awaited here. caulinower
being scarce and the spinach 10 be
the first OF this season.
Oranges were slightly Htiffer with
large sizes quoted at $3.50 case.
Butter, esq and cheese market
remained steady Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09

Liverpool Grain


wheat Open iligh Lew Close
sfaF. 30 80 ~ sd IS "a ts sd
May. Isib a tsfeRa tsIe tsieAd
July. "a sad y Rad s. asa s. s.d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09

JAN. D
First Low Tide
1876 am. ia q.
FIRST High Tide
T.at a. M iaa It.
Second Low Tide
fsIT D. m. 81 n
second nigh Tide
f.is .. m. 1873 g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
POULTRY AND MEATS
urIrrn Paid ShIr,n.r.
POULTRY AND MEATS

Ducks Dressed. per ID. $500. 40
Icns-Dressed, heavy ........ 900 IA
Dressed. light .....,...... .23p "a
Live. heavy .................
Live light. 10, ......... "a
Trollers--Dresaed, per 10. 800. az
tscese-presaed. per 10. .... 30
Turkeys--Fhncy, dressed .. az
Live. fancy. 10. ...s........ .gl0 NJ
Belgian Harcs-I.ive. per ID. o.. II
presHed. por d. .......... .2sa 20
Cows-'Catintry dressed, fb...... go OF
HoEs-Fancy block ......... ~
yeai-Fnncy. light .....,...... $50 IL
Heavy. coarse ............... 100 IL
Medium announcement. .1t0 is
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Chicago Board of Trade
Cash Wheat

CHICAGO. Jan. a--cAsh whsat--Ss. ;
aazd. ILasA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09
VEGETABLES

fThs prices given are those made 20
retail dealers hy wholesalers, With a few
seasonal exceptions. prices 10 producers
can bs figured by dsducting the cost Of
transportation 10 Seattle and sppfoIi-
mntsiY ibT. Cor hauling. storage and
selling cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09

Almonds-i. y. l., per H.. 20
I'esHsis-va-, par n. ..... III
China. par le ......,....... .ii0 IL
recans--per n. ......... "a
hlAsd Nais--Fsr ~, .....+.... 10
Nainuts--F fancy, No !, per 10. .7i9 rs
Diamond brand. per NJ. . .ssI
Jnrnbo buddsd. per 10. -, nj
Fancy buidrd per 10. . ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-01-09

Alfalfa lIay-Flrsl grade .........2t.OO
straw ......s.....s.. ....sss..s.s..1G.0
C0rn-Whule. yellow, 1z0's......40.O
Cracked and feed meal, 1905 ...t2.O0
Barley feed, zoos
Rolled aud ground. So'a-t00's,..lt.00