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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-17
H. & B. Beer


 New Orleans, La, April 16.--Domi- hated by climatic conditions, market worked higher today as a result of more wet weather In the interior over night, low temperatures in eastern belt and prospects for more rain near- " everywhere in the belt>except where wanted in west Texas.
 The trade has the assurance of con- sumption increasing and the need of q large crop for next seasons require ments, whereas there is no assurance for the making of d big crop this , ear.
 Preparations for the new crop, as Is generally known, are backward. particularly to the east of the Missis- sippi river, and the further rains in he central and eastern portions of the belt will retard farm work all the more.
 The intention of the south is to plant for a large crop, but this will be gov erned by climatic developments, owing to the shortage of field labor. Last seasons crop, including llnters. was about 1S,000, 900 bales This year year a crop of 5000, 900, perhaps 13,- 300, 900, would probably be insufficient to meet trade requirements next sea- son. as consumption by tho world of American cotton would likely be in the neighborhood of 14.o0o,0 900 bales, CT neaffy baSk to normal l This is the situation in a. nnts Il, 1 and the best of weather must prevail ir order to permit the south to pro- vide all the raw cotton the trade is 1 likely to require.
 1 The situation would assume a seri- | cus aspect If the rains were to con- tinue and extend into May, as a. wet May wmld probably mako it almost impossible to plant a large acreage and for the harvest to be big, since a late crop would be exposed to damage by weevils and by frost in the event of an early winter.
 As at present, the future course of ] values will likely be governed mainly ;by climatic developments.-H X B.
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Lixae Stock

Union Stock Yards.)
 Fed steers:
 Good to choice, sIo.ooai1,0O; medium to good. s9.0oqsl0.00; common to medium, s. c0d9O0
 Grass cattle according to weight, quail ty and flesh:
 Steers, $500 dD1o,0o; fat cows, H.00de.0 00; medium cows. s6.0odG.0o; cutters. $5.501 500; canners, $4006i5.0 %; heavy bulls, $.00 qS.Oo; light bulls, $6.O0SD7. 90; oxen, s4.0o9 500; fat yearllngs s7,00dS0o; medium yearlirgs. $6.0od7.0o; vealers, s.oo@1l.0o. Hogs: Choice corn fed hogs, 1e5 and up, $l4; choice corn fed hogs 135 to 165, s13; choics corn fed hogs 90 to 135, s11; light pigs so pounds down, $l0; best heavy rough hogs, sll-59: half fat rough hogs, s7So to s.50; soft and only from i to Pc per pound less than above pricss-
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Meal and Feedstuff

Mixed Horse -$50d75. old Style Hulls-$22. Corn-s210. & Corn Chops-y4. No. White Oats-s125 per bushel. Shorts--s66. Bran-S55.
 c. S. Meal, per cent-$7s. Hen Feed-s4 per 100-lb sack. Economy Dairy Feed-yT5. Choice Pea Green Alfalfa-$5S. Wheat Straw-t25. Timothy-s4S. Perfect Hog Feed-yS.
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Dangers

From Film Fun.
 'I hear that immigration practically has stopped"
 "rhe foreigners probably have seen some of our serial photoplays and are afraid to come here"
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Moss X Ferguson

New York, April 16-The advance which was stimulated by bad weather was checked by weekend realizing and re- ports of renewed labor trouble in Lanca? shire. While the reaction may go some further, we favor buying on any sub~ stantial setback.-Moss & Ferguson.
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Chesapeake & Ohio cv. 5s -.... 75h Chicago, B. & Quincy joint 4s... 94% Chicago, Mil. & St. P. cv. 41zs 65% Chi. R. I. & Pac. Ky. ref. 4s %. ss1s City of Paris 6s .........<.. SEA- Colorado & Southern ref, 4 izs .. 70 Denver & Rio Grande cons. 4s .. 60 Dominion of Canada 5s 093D-. sl Erie gen. As .............. 4l sz Illinois Central ref. As ......... 69 Int. Mer. Marine 6s ......... S9H Kansas City Southern ref. 5s 6s Liggett & Myers 5s, bid ....... so Louisville & Nashville un. As 7tss Missouri. K. & T. list As ....... s9Ss Missouri Pacific gen. 4s 5S New York Central deb. 6s ST Norfolk & Western cv. 6s ..... 99 Northern Pacific As .... TIA Pennsylvania gen. 5s ........... S4 Reading gen. As ............... 4SSs Republic I. & $. 5s 1940), bid... S6
 St Louis & San Fran. adj. es.... 5ss Seaboard Air Line adj. 5s, bid... S6 Southern Bell Tel. 5s ........... Si1@ Southern Pacific cv. 5s ........ 991s Southern Railway 5s ..s....... SOS southern Railway gen. As 96
 Texas Company cv. 6s, bid.... l04@ Texas & Pacific list, bid......,. 1912 Union Pacific Is .............. 193s United Kingdom of Great Britain
 and Ireland 55ks G9SO. S61s |U. s. Steel 5s ............. ssM Virginia Carolina Chemical 5s 9S
 Wabash 1st. bid -............. s5
 Wilson & Go. cv. 6s ..........- go
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Fiah

Gray Snapper-Headless and drawn. Nc.
 Red Snapper-Headless and drawn. z 62Sc-
 Eastern Select Oysters-S250 gallon Spanish Mackerel-22G23c. Pompano-S5c.
 Salt Water Trout-z2923c. Mixed Fish-l2c.
 Mullet-11c.
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Hides and TalIow

No. Green Salt Hides-19n2oc. No. 2 Green Salt Hides-1Sq19c. No. 1 Green Hides-l5@1bc. No. 2 Green Hides-14M1ac. No. 1 Dry Flint Hides-37G3Sc. No. Dry Flint Hides S6dSc. No. Dry Salt Hides-944S5c. No. 2 Dry Salt Hides-3s@34c. Sheep Skins-50cMs1.50. Horse Hides-$3M6. Goat Skins-$1m1.20 Hog Slsins-25M50c. Tallow--10ml2c.
 Beeswax-36d3Sc.
 Clear Washed Wool-6otn65c. Clear Grease Wool--45G50c. Burry Wool-2M30c. Ginseng (wild)-sl0d12.
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An inventor. an undertaken and farm manager, as well as lawyers, physicians. dentists and nurses, are included among the 800 women who make up the mem bership of the Business Women's club of Minneapolis.
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Meats

D. S. Clear Bellies-2 -22i1kd24tkc. D. s. Rib Bellies-201hG23hc. Pure Lard-24c. Hams-Regular, 3o@S5c; skinned, oodSsc. Pork Loins-2Sc. Picnic Hams-23c. Bacon-SSI45c.
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Louisville Live Stock
Spot Coffee

By Assoctated FfesS New York April 16.-Coffee: Rio No. '. 15c; futures steady; May, 14.5Sc; July, 14SSc.
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Butteg
Reef Cut Quotations

Ribs-No, 1, 25c: No. ?, 21c: No. 3, 1sc.
 Loins-No. 1, 41c; No. 2, S5c; No. 3, ac- Rounds-No. i, 29c; No. 2, 2sc; No. 3, 21c. Chucks-No 1, 1sc No. g. 12c; No. 3. He. Plates-No. 1, 12c; No ?, He; No. 3, 1oc.
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Cotton Seed Oil av Assoeiafed Press

New York, April 16.-Cottonseed oil was strong and higher on urgent de- mand from shorts and stop loss buying of July. The strength in lard, cotton and cereals was prominent factor. Re liners sold on the advance and slight reaction followed.
 Closing prices were 55 to 63 points net higher Sales. g. 40o barrels. Prime crude, $l6.o0: prime summer yellow, spot, $1S.50; May. Sl4se; July s19.S7; October, $1s.7o; prime winter yellow and sumlAsr white nominal
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Spot Cotton

Spot Cotton
 By Associated Press New Orleans, April 16-Spot cotton steady, 9 points up. Sales on the spot, 1l4 bales: to arrive, 13l. Low middiing. 33. soc; middling, H.75c; good middlng, 4. .25c Receipts, s,4ss bales;' stock. SS'- 1e6 bales. New York April l6-Spot cotton steady, middling, iJe5c
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Coffee Market


 New York April 16.-The market - coffee futures opened at decline of ( to 14 points under realizing and hear month liquidation, with May selling off to 1450c and December to 14.aSc, or about 10 points net lower, during the morning. Offerings were not heavy. however, and prices turned firmer dur ing the afternoon on higher late cables from Santos and reports of an improv- ing railroad situation. May rallied to 1455c and December to f4J0c, but the bulges were not fully maintained and the close was to points net lower. Closing bids: April, 14f0c: May, 14.sSc; July, 14S3c; September. 14.5Sc: October, II soc: December. 4.i4c;' January H43c; March. 14.40c.
 Spot coffee quet Rio Is, 15c; Santos 4s. |2ss.d241c. Cost and freight offers were about unchanged on the average. Rio IS were offered at 1705c for prompt ship ment and 1e%c for July shipment, Lon don credits. Offers of Santos As for July-September shipment were reported at 1912 to 3o1kc. American credits The official cables reported an ad- vance of 150 reis in the Rio market, but decline of Is pence in Rio exchange on London and of 10 reis in the dollar , buying rate. The early cables quoted futures 50 reis higher to 200 reis lower in the Santos market, which later was unchanged to 125 points higher. Bra zilian port receipts, 1900; Jundiahy re- ceipts. 1000
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Port Movement

Port Movement
 New Orleans. Middling. 41.75c; re- ceipts. 34e6: exports, 42s9; sales l27 3 {; 24s.166
 Galveston: Middling. 4s.5oc; receipts, 2.490: sales 776; 233,573.
 Mobile: Middling, 41c; receipts, 5s4, sales. 1o0 stock, 10,s04
 Savannah: Middling. 41.63c; receipts. s.sso; exports. sSss; sales. ssl; stock, 13S22S
 Charleston: Middling. 4o.5oc; receipts, 1sa: stock. 2O7.23s.
 Wilmington: Middling, 4oc; receipts, 590; stock. 51,57t.
 Texas City: Stock. 5s,s27.
 Norfolk: Middling. 4o.50c; receipts. 382; stock 70,6l3.
 Baltimore: Receipts, 225; exports. 1.400; stock, 5,So9.
 Philadelphia: 4S.50c; stock, 5.ss4.
 New York: Middling. A3.25c; stock, 41157.
 Minor ports: Receipts, 5.12s; exports, 111s: stock 14.s27.
 Total today: Receipts. 1I.252; ex- ports. 7.6s7; stock, 1.191.197
 Total for week: Middling. 44,7s5; exports, 113.933.
 Total for-season: Receipts, 6.426. S51; xports. 5.412,513.
 Interior Movement
 Houston: Middling. 42.75c; receipts, 3.5i7: shipments, 4,247 sales, 2,ls1; stock. 2s4,046.
 Memphis: Mddling. 42c; receipts. 3Q5s; shipments, 3,o20; sales, 2,l00; stock. 326.421
 Augusta Middling, 4i.5oc; receipts, 7s1. shipments, 1,252; sales, s36; stock. fos.245
 St. Louis: Middling. A.5oc; receipts 2ss: shipments. 222; stock. 15,60s.
 Little Rock: Middling. 43c; receipts- 39.s17
 Total today: Receipts. 4,447; ship ments, 9,94s; stock, 7s4,5S3. Dry Goods Market By Associated Press New York, April lo-cutton goods to- l day were quiet and firm Yarns were slightly higher in coarSe carded nun | bers. Wool markets were fine for the finer grades. Raw silk vas sleadiei and buriaps rising. Weekly Liverpool l Liverpool. April ,6.--N eee4y ofscn sta tistics: Tosai forwarded 10 itllK .e
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Rice Market

BY NssocIated PFos3 New Orleans, April 16-Rough rice. no
 sales; receipts. 1922; millers receipts,
 same.
 l 1,2s4 pockets, 9k@i2S4c. Receipts. So21. Clean rice. strong; sales blue rose.
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LOCAL MARKETS
Poultry

Stags-301S5c. Turkeys-Live, 43045c. Ducks-S5c. Fryers-Small, soc lb.; large, 5ec. Hens-s7G3sc. Fresh eggs-40d42c.
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MARINE NEWS
sy A,,eei.ses ers,,

By Associated Prsss
 New Orleans, April 16.-Cleared: :: Steamers Coppename. Port Barrios via Belize. Louisiana, Port Arthur Man chester Importer (British). Manches- ter; Omoa (Honduras). Omoa via Port Cortez; Yoro tHonduras). Ceiba.
 Port Eads, April 1S-Arrived: Steam CT Lumina tBritish). London; Schooner Venturoso (PortugaD, Las Palmas
 Sailed: Steamers Dayton. Tampico; {; George w. Barnes. Tampico; Lake Frio, Havana; Lake Ontario. Port Tampa Norma, Tela; Torres, Tampico; Yumuri, Vera Cruz via Tampico and Port Ar thur.
 Mobile. April 16.--Arrived: Schooner Neris, tBritish). Barbados.
 Sailed: Steamer Bowden (Norwe- gian); Schooner conniscliffe Cuba
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s17e5; H, s17.1o; I, s17.25; K, SIS; M, s1S.25; N, s1s.75: VIC, s19; wv, s19.25. fowls, a2@4oc; fowls. frozen. sod42c.
 New York, April 16.-Butter, unsettled; creamery, hrsts, 66Q71c.
 Eggs. unsettled; fresh gathered firsts, fl d45c.
 Cheese, firm; average run, 27@2Sc.
 Chicago, April 16.-Butter, unsettled; creamery 460e4c. Eggs, higher; firsts, 4f64iMc. Poultry, lawer; alive, springs, S9c' fowls, S9c.
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Cash Grain By Associated Press

Cash Grain
 By Associated Press Chicago, April 16.-Cash wheat: No. | northern spring, s2.65; No. mixed. $2.75. Corn: No. mixed, $171; No yellow H.71.
 Oats: No. white. s1.os1s91 oss4; No 3 white, s1.0214.
 Rye: No. ?, s2.o1@2 20s4. Barley, s1 4sD 1.n. Timothy seed, ss.oo6Dl1.5o. Clover seed. S4 00odS300.
 Pork nominal Lard, $500. Ribs s17.75 ddS.50.
 St. Louis, April 1s.-Cash wheat: No. 1 red, s2.S3. Corn: No. ?, si,75; No white, $i.7aa1.74; May l.7sas July. SITS, Oats: Nc. white s1 .oS6i1.o May s1. OTIS 1; July, 921zc.
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New Orleans Futures

New orleans, April 16.-Cotton closed steady at an advance of 60 to 21 noints
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New York Bonds By Asssclated prsss

IT. s. ss. registered, bid ....... 1o1A r.. S. g, coupon, bid .......... 101h U. s. Is. registered, bid 1es% Ii. s. As. coupon. bid .......... 105A panama ss registered, bid ..... S5 Panama 3s, coupon, bid S5 American s. & R. 5s ............ 7sh American T. S T. cv. 6s ........>94
 ans,u Atebison gen gen ss .::............. 7s
 Atlantic Coast Line 1st As ..... "A
 Baltimore & Ohio cv. 4hs ..... 59h Bethlehem Steel ref. IS, bid ... S2 Central of Georgia cons. 5s, bid. 76
 Central Leather 5s .'-..-...... 93s
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Suggestion

From Film Fun.
 The government is going to take a new census this year" Why doesn't 1t simply station men at movie theatresk In that manner every person and child would be reached quicker"
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Metal Market

New York. April 1s.-copper, dull;
 electrolytic spot, 1s61sA second quar-
 ter, 19A@19iz. Iron. firm and un- changed. Tin spot. 62-5o; April-June 61.23. Antimony. 10.s7. Metal exchange quotes lead quiet; spot, 9.12 asked; May, 800 asked. zinc. quiet; East St. Louis spot, S.25 bid. At London standard cop- per spot. e102 l7s Cd; futures. f1e5 12s 6d electrolytic spot. 81s1; futures,
 zIl4 Ti1 spe<. zS>s 5s' futures. es4i
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Produce Market

New York, April 16-Poultry, live, un- settled; chickens, 45c; sta gs, 40c; fowls 54c; roosters, 30c: turkeys 45c; dressei
 easier; western stags, frozen, 36d42c
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Weekly Liverpool

Liverpool. April i6---N ee~4y ofscn sta .istics: TosA forwarded to issirs e
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By Associated Press
Potato Market

Chicago April 16.-Potatoes. strong; re- $7@T 25.
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Spot Gotten

bales. American 66,O00; stock, 1,l34,oo0; American, oil 900. Imports, 1lS,ooo; Amer ican, 5000; exports, 1000.
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Sugar Market
 By Asseeiatsd Prsss

New York. April 16-The raw sugar market continued strong today and prices sold at the highest level ever recorded. There was continued buying bY refiners. and sales were reported of 50,0o0 bags of Cubas for April s0ip- ment at IS cents, cost and freight. and 26.O00 bags late April early May ship ment, at 1874 cents, cost and freight The market closed strong at. BA cents for Cubas. cost and freight equal to 19.30c for centrifugal, with holders ask ing above this level.
 The market for refined sugar was un- changed at 1s11 to IT cents for fine granulated, although there was little, If any, business doing, as refiners are all pretty we'll sold up, but the demand con- tinues active.
 Tn futures all the present crop con ditions closed at advances of 100 points, the maximum fluctuation permitted Tor any one day owing to the continued strength of the spot market. Trading. however, was only moderate, with total transactions amounting to 1850 tons
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15s Lead spot, ear 15s; futures. e4t 5s. Zinc spot EAT los; futures. e49 15s
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Naval Stores A.. A-

Savannah, Ga, April 16.-Turpentine, 2.20; sales. none; receipts. 3s; ship ments. $1.75; stock, 1,1s5. Resin, firm i, sales, s5; receipts, 152; shipments. 1,511 i; stock. 15,os3. Quote: B. $15; D. F, F, G.
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Dry Goods Market

New York, April io.-cutton goods to- l day were quiet and firm Yarns were slightly higher in coarse carded mum bers Wool markets were fine for the
 finer grades. Raw silk was sleadier
 and burlaps rising.
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since the Pennsylvania and New
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
Vessels in Other Ports

sAS rEpRo--Arrivsd February a.
str Governor from Seattle via Victoria. ~
G.. and aan rfaneisce. Sailed February
a. Atr Admiral a~hFee for Nan fran'
cisco; ctr passnpor, for Seattle.
SAN rBAScisco@-Arrise Fshrusr,
81 Mr. Mukiltse from seattle via Tacoma
ard Port Angeles towing hKc Isis ns.
nsara from Pert Angeles Arrived reh.
rusry as. str Admiral Schlsy from San
Diego at : . m! sty 9usen from Seattle
at y. va. stf santa ititA towing hss
". ,. PirFis from Valparaiso VIA part. a,
I p. nl.i str ,. A. Moffitt from Seattle At
II ..
POINT BEfEs--rss.ea IN F.bruAr,
- scr Anyos towing sss neroda fer
cailso a, , a. m
VICTORIA. n. c--sAiisd February 20
SIR isioe for seattle t t;st .. m.
Passed out February ssi str saint Avoid
for uni,sd Kingaonn at eiss y. IN. Ar
rived February 49, mr. ixton from Manila
va ports at quarantine al noon.
VANCOUVER. ~ c--H1iied fseruar,
- SIR Annette Holph for Seattle. str
N y Dollar for seattle,
A>AConr Es--Arrived February -.
str naiN for California from Tacoma.
EvFRETr--Arr,ved February az erhr
Gee. u. Bliltngs from Apla Via Han Fran
risea In to~ ~ tug Rirhard Haiyphs.
sailed February -, str Tsufusi~an Maru
fer Seattle
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Eco PRICES ARE
DUE TO DROP
Dealers Say Market to Open
Friday at Lower Level

Local wholesale egg market show.
ed a weaker undertone Thursday
morning. Dealers were expecting
the market TO drop to As OF ss cents
by Friday morning, Butter market
held firm.
one car OF Florida Stripes grape.
fruit reached Western ave. Thurs.
day morning. relieving the scarcity
of the past few days. The fruit
was placed on sale 1t $3.50 per ease
Some California grapefruit. which
dealers characterize as inferior to
the Florida product. L. bringing sa.So
per case.
Orange prices are SITTER with the
smaller sizes scarce at 1915 per
case. The larger sixes are more
plentiful and are selling al s6.:5 per
care.
Celery IL more plentiful nj $40 a
crate. Lettuce Il bringing ss,7s per
crate and caultfiower is going at
81. Cabbage quotations are cents
a pound.
spud prices are SITTER with Yak.
Tina best Melted Gems bringing 500
per ton. The street was short OF 10.
cal spuds which are selling at $50
20 SOS per ton.
Receipts at the local stock Yards
were unobtainahie Thursday owing
To the late arrival Of the cattle
trains. All stock markets held
steady.
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Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

smlsh Gov. ssruiasi-s<r crown Of To-
tsdo.
Pier is~--str rxies.
Pier fi--Motcs sehr Eirkssinf.
Per te-rtr Pert Anrei~s. ctr rcrrrst,r.
Great Sosthsrs pier AR katort Mary.
bsii Of. tsrminst--str ~. u. I.ave,or.
Pier t--sir West Jester. str Annstss
relph.
PIER s--s,r Alameda. str Jsfssrsoa. rr
santa Ana
Pier i--s,r a<fgs-.
Pacific cos.s Engineering verss--ssr
Eastern Mariner q. = L. a umssiiia
PIER str rrs.isrns.
Skinner q Eddy ysrss-str Easter
knixhs. str Eastern crss. bk Guy c.
Cess. str 81 Paul.
Alaska Steamship eempsny moorinss--e,r
yictorjs. ctr star No. a.
STACY II. '~rminai--u. a. a. burnside
Hanford o. terminsi--str Eastern Pilot.
str Eastern Ocean
East Waterway t.fmiaai--sir West W..
xevin. str Tsnrurisan Msru.
Dushis ysrds~str West campgsv
Ames yards~str Roosevelt. str West
Japps-
Todd dr,ases-str Eastern Gale.
taks rnion--Huiis ssnoauslrnIs. urorton.
feots. Endymlor. Fort jackson. Al
Olson. nouxhien. Dowesmont. bourne
willie, Afieuhurst. AbsIia. Adrta. Ca
pvsrfa. Eiestrs. oeiwin. Abvros. Area
dernis. Academic. PesufA. black Wolf.
biesiand. Bastine. nlanferd. Agron.
Anthsr. FORT Harrison. Port Etanvss.
Imufks. Kison. Loot, Dfons. CAsaean,
Cosisn. Ctneyrss. csrdla. Eiiasa. schrs
Assiss. Henry Wilson. Salvador. Alice.
WaSons, Maid of orleans. hses csrus,
Fresno. whaling strs Tansinsk. ko-
diak.
HsffeFuan drydoek---Gtr North uextern
kinre a winxs yards Motor echr Joe.
sph Pulitzer.
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Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb. se---rhe stock mar
Net opened irregular today. but the sens
IVES senersily WEAK. General Motors 70
covered rcints from It's low % yester'
day Go "a. and IAskawanna steel sased
60 ssS. but most OF the other issue,
oeciined frsctionally.
United states steel opened az stA. of
- Anaconda at etN. off v fan-Amer.
lean at ~, oft y. United States Rubber
~ ssS. UP v Chandler at iigA. OFT
-; United Retail stores at az. OFT .
Nepuhiic az -. Oft = Southern Pacific
- -. eff y American Locomotive a,
~. off y baldwin at ietA, UNCHANGED,
tueieis at istis. off W New Haven as
IAN. w ~
After some hesitation the marks,
tqFNed and the shorts In many of the
houh priced Issues had trouble covering
tootr stocks Crucihie was run up 10 tsf,
cempAred With low " iss yesterday.
General Motors ross TO s3s. while
h&sel common At ess Was w ~. nro-
kesn report few nargtn calls the re-
)seit OF the slump tho past two DAYS.
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the same blu with "Other Mems
Shoes" the feature picture sched-
uled for the ciemmer. beginning SAT.
urday.
The 20" in Anna Q. Nilsson stands
for Querentia. She was an artists
model before her entrance into tho
movies
Jane McAlpinc. movie star. was
born in Bohemia
Lionel Belmcrc has returned from
Australia where he has been on the
stage. He's appearing in movies
again.
Richard Tucker. now Appearing
In movies with Pauline Frederick.
had the experience Of being reported
killed in action three times while he
was overseas. Tucker was = cap
tain.
Henry walthali viii next Be seen
in "The Boomerang" i.erer z
Carmel Myers. who started her
h,strionic career in tho movies. y
now appearing In the musical com
cdy. The Magic Melody"
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Picture hfter

william Farnum comes TO the
Coliseum Saturday in Heart
Strings"
Following Two Weeks" in which
Constance Talmadge IL now playing
at the Liberty. the next attraction
will be The Luck OF the Irish" a
screen version Of the Harold Mac
Grath novel.
Anita Stewards latest photopiay.
Mind the Paint Girl" opens satur-
day at the Strand
Ills Word Of Honor" VIII be the
third zeixnick picture in which Owen
Moore stars.
"rhc Miracle Man" is to play an
other engagement in Seattle. Opens
at the Rex Saturday.
Harold Lloyd's latest comedy. His
Royal shyness.- win be shown on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
Auto Collision Is
Followed by Fight

Tho machines OF Ira =. Harding
ss71 10Th ave. ". and Maurice shar'
key. go 10Th ave. w. colllded. Heat,
ed words passed sharkey had In
his machine Miss Mildred wafnock.
lie took her To her home. 1905 u.
Union ~. Harding followed him
there. and fists gii,tercd In the night.
Thursday an Information was filed
against the pugnaeloas Harding for
assault In tho third degree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
HANK CIEARINGs
Dime and Dollar
Savings Wanted

seattle's newest departure In n
nance. the Dime a Dollar Saving,
Loan association. has been incor
poratod by worrail Wilson. prcsi
dent OF the Title Trust company. and
Influential associates
Its home Will be in the Title Trust
company building at second ave. and
Columbia II.
Its purpoao II TO encourage thrift
In th. saving Of small sums A dime
will make a person a dcpositor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-26
Commissioner of
Cancellation Here

r. r. Marsh and q. Y. Harvey.
y. 4. commissioners OF Cancellation.
are In Seattle to handle any dis
pute that may arise between long
shoremen and waterfront employers
Agreement under which waterfront
work has been carried on has ex-
pired. and altho union men are con.
tinuing to load and unload ships,
there lis no agreement Ia effect.