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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
CQNSIDERACIONE'
ACERCA DEL MFR
gADOAzlICARERo
MERcADo DE AzUcAR DE n.


Un POGO Inactive ha estado, cl mer.
cado de azlcar de Nueva York, no
habiendose realizado, operaciones de al
guna importancia durante los tltimos
tres dias.
No obstante, la cotizacion de $6.27
Sc ha estado mateniendo frme, sin que
hasta hoy,-que nosotros sepamos- Sc
hayan confrmado ofertas a menos del
tipo anterior. Sin embargo, Sc dice lra-
Der habido ofertas $6.14, pero esta
es una noticia que hasta la fecha no
ha sido confrmada.
Segiin Sc ha visto, los refnadores,
fieles su eterna costumbre, y Iuego
de realizar compras de tmportancia, Sc
han retirado del mercado, hasta cue
sus necesidades les obliguen a reanu
dar sus operaciones.
A pesar de todo este, la situacion del
mercado de azicar Sc considera como
muy solida, creyendose que ell articulo
Sc mantendra bnen precio.
La Comision de Ventas de Cuba tie
ne buen cuidado de fijar los limites del
precio del azilcar dentro de las cotiza-
clones locales; porque de otro modo
Sc apartaria de la Inca de conducta
que lie ha sido trazada, y, provocando
asi precios artifciales daria lugar a
que los vendedores de Puerto Rico y
de otras procedencias Sc adelantaran,
como ocurrio ell afio pasado.
En- la actualidad no es possible deter
minar el Unite del mercado, va que
este depende del mayor exito de la
production azucarera. Sin embargo, no
hay que esperar que Sc repita Ell Pc
riodo de altos precios, porque a clio
SO opone la critica situaci6n fnanciera
en- todas parties, corroborada por el des-
euuiiibrio de los cambios.
Los ojos esperanzados de los produc-
torres Sc vuelven hacia el capitoho de
Washington, que promote favorables
variaciones para Ell producto tan prom
to Sc vuelva la question de los aranceles
La demanda de aztcar cruda, en-
dfas pasados tuvo un efecto vigori
zante en- ell nercado de refinada, al
gunos refnadores lanzaron precios que
llegaron a alcanzar hasta S8.25 por ell
fno granulado.
La atencion de los productores de
5zilcar esta fila en- ell Congreso de e.
IT,, donde pronto Sc discutiran las ia
rifas sobre ell azicar. Las Jltimas no
ticias recibidas en- esta ciudad dan
cuenta de una entrevista celebrada en-
tire Harding y los Presidentes del Sc
nado y del Comit6 de Medios Arbi-
trios, tratando en- ella acerca del par
ticular, que es hoy la nota paIpitante
en- Ell mundo fnanciero.
Esperase que en- los primeros dias de
este mes Sc reciban detallcs de tan
importante asunto. de los cuales ten
dremos al corriente a nuestros lectores,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01

PARIS. MARIO IL MAs o. taoD
persouls asistieron 81 match -
"foot ball" cciebrado entire Jos juRa-
dores de- Franeia fnKiatsrra. ha-
jo "a presideucia drI mariscai Foch
Inglaterra obtuvo 30 punto5 tontra
6 obtcnidos pos Franeia. ~ mlriseai
Fech fclicit6 al ca1itan dcl steam"
ingles, quicn 3 80 vez coniesto qvc
Sc sentia mas orFBiioso por hahcf
combatido cn lrrcs haio las 6rdenes
Gc Foch.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
TRANCIA Sc opoNE Al
RKTaNMo M cAHT.os

BUDAPEST marc b III rspTsssn
tants ao Ffaneia ea esfa eiadsd b.
anuueiado aHe eu Eahlfrno 81 sp9ne
cntrgseaa.ints si Fstorns as Carries a.
Hspsbfrgo ~ trono &c hustri -Hnrs
gria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01

-
Iinfuencia rsnlota del alcoholisiro su-
fre los funestos efectos de las bebidas
Epreparadas ocultamente, las Que median
te una imperfecta destilacion, ,actEan
como verdadercs venenos sobre los CEN
tross nerviosos. -
Con la prohibition ha quedado venci-
do Ell elemento mas, importante en-. la
etiologia del deiito, y fuera de aque-
llos cuya sexistencia no podemos eomba-
tirs como la orograffa, la densidad de
pOblacion y especialmente la accion del
|clima, tan sensible en- la comisi6n de
los asesinatos como oHserva Guerri v
Curcio, puede esperarse mucho del me-
joramientos de las costumbres, que ten
dera dis'ninuir Ell nlinero de hijos lie
Fgitimos tan crecido 4 causa de ser POGO
frecuente Ell nnatrinonio entire las cla-
ses ppbres de nuestros campos y aun de
nuestras poblacionesy donde son, fratos
de amores efimeros, sin que entire los
padres llegue corstituirse un estaao
de convivencia permanente, faltanao
"a los hijos Ell apoyo v la direction de
estes.
Como en- todo pueblo dotado de apti2
tudes para la evolucion, 81 examinamos'
las estadisticas generates, es facil no
tar Due Ell nuestro muestra una mar
scada tendencia sabandonar la crini
nalidad caracterizada por los 1nedios
violentos de que nos habla Ferri, desa
rrollandose en- sel la evclutiva que sus-
tituye la fuerza por la astucia y el
lfraude.
Por 10 cue respects al efecto Que,
haya podido .causarala aDolicion tran
sitcria clssuspepsiop de Ia pena de
nlrlerte. ssu use frecuente ha dfslninuis
40 el nlimero, de los grandes crimipes.
Pues al contrarfos SUI abolfcion .pagcial
. total los ha hecHo 4 erecer, no .siendo
er nirsl EsaEte "a abaai.
cion haya sido seguida por una recru-
dencencia de la crimiralidad, al me-
nos que ella 10 haya provocado. :.
Estas afirmaciones estan respaldalas
por la realidad es.adistica. pues donde
quiera que la abolici6n de la pena ca
pital ha terido lugar, como en- Italia VI
en- los ducados de odenburgo, Nassau,
Bremen, etc, en- Alemania, los tribuna-
les superiores han declarado la necesi-
dad de restablecerla no Sc ha dejado
sentir.
Por 10 demas, 81 consideramos que
pueden establecerse medios que en- Ell
presente no existen para la proflaxia
del delito; obtenerse ell n.ejoramiento
de nMestras instituciones penales esta-
bleciendo en- forma la prision cellular Y
cualifacada, casas reformatorias para
delincuentes ocasionales, instituciones
para nifios abandonados, etc.; uniendo
Sc todo este una mas intensifcada di-
fusion de la ense1anza que aumentando
la actividad psiquica acrezca la fuer-
"a inhibitoria en- Ell sujeto, no hay duda
de que la poblacion de Puerto Rico lie
CARA al mas alto grado de perfection
y de cultura, Ell cual habra de rehejarse
en- un minimum de lesiones contra Ell
estado derecho, tendiendo por la depu-
raci6n y Ell perfeccionamiento la her
mosa aspiration de Wolff, cristaizada
en- ell ''perfectio est unicus font felici-
tatis''.
Cualquier otro dato que Sc estime ne
cesario por la Asamblea Legislative lie
sera suministrado con mucho gusto
su solicitud.
SALVADOR MESTRE,
Attorney General.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
(PoR CABLE FRAECEs)

PARIS. mario 31.-El peri6iico lie
Temps" ocupandose de la gravisima 81
tuaci6n que existe en- Hamburgo. sse-
gura que es muy probable una de.nostrs
ci6n naval ante aquel puerto por Ia 10
ia britannica, y que es possible que tam.
bien tome parte Ia francesa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
GRAN FERIA DEL HIPPO
DROMO DE SAN JUAN
Sc ADM1TEN PRoPos1cIoNEs

Para concesiones de terre-
nos en- Ell Hipodromo para
establecer puestos de refres
cos, dulces, venta de taba-
cos, juguetes, etc. Asi como
para restaurantes y diver
Para information dirfjase al
Sr. J. Felices, Apartado 822,
San Juan, p. r. o al Sr. Ju-
les Larvett, Hotel Palace.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
coMPRARIAMoS
UN TRANsITo

de segunda nTano, siempre que
estuviese en- buen 'estado de uso:
dirlja su oferta a p. O. Boxf 2oO,
San Juan. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
soBRE LOS BAncos ALEMAEEs
cAPTURhDos ron Ell BRAsff.

PARIS. marEs go --seiamsafe - es.
pcra el eonseutimienfs e fnzlaserra %
"a p0nsr en- siscuci6u 81 sratads esisbsa
do erfra Francia 2 Brasil safis aae -
roaere Dos baFeos aIemauss qus ss s1.
eortEsban en- pserios hrasiisass euan
do es;sil6 IA guerra manliai
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01
sE hPrUEBA IA UNION POSTAL

WASHINGTON. .nsFss 81 III Sc
na1o apFohs lsf sfrcsies ssisbrades e.
ia cauferoncia poffsi universal esi-brs.
"a en Madrid e. n9vismbrs dsl aas
0itimo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-01

He aqui IN fragmento Ell mas impor
tante del interesantisino informe que
aceTca de estadfsticas especiales de deli
tos de asesinatO, homicidio, atentadO
contra u vida y ataqnes para cometer
homiCidio, correspondientess . los amos
naturales de 1919 y 1920, ha rendido
q Attorney General : a Ia clecina Le-
gislatura, ca cuuablimieiitos de Is que
aispone a ley para abOlirsl la pena de
mnerte. !.
La criminalidad en- Puerto Rico
ha seguido IN curse psogresivamente
descendente desae 1912 1920
En- los informes rsCiDidcs sn sste De-
1axtamento So llama ia atenci6n b, Que
ningnno de estos delitos inplican Aquel
grado de pstyersi6n uue seg6n nuestras
leyes acusan en- 81 agente IaSexistencia
deapn corazon pervertido y maligno..
Los ealiacados de asesinato 10 fueren por
u nalicia del hecho Ia forna en- que
se cometierop; en- los homicidios, ata-
unes para comsterlos atentados a Ia
vida. fueron capsa de SUI comisi6n ri
mas y pendencias por cuestiones de ho-
nor, jusgos prOhibidoss etc. VI, en- ge-
nsFaA 80 debieron al Impulse fincoerciBle
dal aeto primo > ahsaFafe gs
Como Sc hacla sSns 81 IS s infSrsrss
ssnitiso Il rend,s s del anO
1913 estos delisas ae sans Ian dis
msnuidc en aisR cora prop porcion' 4
pattlf dssde que coas3nz6 regir a,lAla
isla Ia ClAdsula Pathbicionista de la
Ley Organica (panako 20, Art. y apre
- ~ skH6 B 1917, relativa y
S. a1ogas eInbriagantes.
u podia ser de otro modo va Que
u Ss ieE alcohol pntra como factor
cot bn do los delitos,
z.ns IS i "a sabre con
mas de los que. 4econocen como causa
airectS y. lrica Ia tara hereditaria pro-
ducida pos q aleohollslno, eli alcohol con
iauce al d6lito porque muchos 10 come
ten para .procurarse la bebida; otros
Sc verrarrastrados a el por la enbria-
guez; veces los cobardes buscan en-
ella ell valor que en- estado normal les
falta para perpetrar su crimen, sin con
tar con que Ell alcoholismo, aumentando
Ia t,,nvNoldad 0crana al 1,ti,nnrn dc dac
amparados inhuyendo en- la produc-
ci6n de los divorcios determine un Gre
cido numero de hijos de segundas nup
cias que, como es sabido, entra en- una
proportion notable en- la criminalidad,
especialnSente con relacion a la mujer.
Uni6ndose a todo este 10. ocasionado que
ss el hAbito de la embriaguez en- los
padres los malos tratos en- ell seno del
hogar, que Sc resuelve en- ell mayor nI-
nero de divorcios y en- la natural ten
dencia de los hijos bandonar Ell do
micio paterno.
La benefca Influenza de la prohibi-
ci6n Sc hara sentir mas medida que
el uso clandestino del alcohol Sc haga
menos frecuente por la acci6n represiva
de las leyes, pcrque Ell nero transcur-
so del tempo determine ell mayor gra-
do de desuetud.
Todavia Ia masa de predispuestos al
delito en- Puerto Rico experimental La
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
BUSINESS DULL
ON MART HERE
Low Prices on Wholesale
Fruit and Produce

business wns reported dun on the
local wholesale fruit and produce
market Tuesday.
Small Crawford peaches were
quoted as low aA 7s cents q crate on
good quality stock. Large peaches
were at 81 crate.
A small shipment OF ever.bcaring
strawberries was quoted at from 81
20 ,2.25 crate.
Solid heads OF local lettuce were
scarce. They we're priced at from
,i.75 20 ,2.25 a crate. Ripe
tomatoes were higher on tho fancy
stock at from ,i.ss 20 $50 for a
crate OF rs pounds. Many sales were
made at 81 crate on good stock
Green tomatoes were selling at 81
per apple box.
There were no changes on butter
or eggs. with the quotations on but.
ter al ~ cents n pound for the city
creamery bricks and &c cents IA
pound on tho cubes. Eggs were
quoted at 4b cents dozen for fresh
ranch and from % to IS cents n
dozen for pulieia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
No Happiness in
Divorce, She Saws

DENVER. Sept 20. - Divorce
doesn't mean happiness and not
many persons find contentment.
without a trace OF regret. in second
marriages. according to Mrs. Helen
Elwood Stokes. who was granted a
decree OF separation yesterday from
her millionaire husband, W. Il. ID.
Stokes. OF New York.
Mrs. Stokes and her two children
are living In Denver with Mrs.
Stokes mother. Mrs Arthur Miller.
II do not believe In divorce" Mrs.
Stokes said. II still consider myself
married and the mother OF two chill.
dren whose welfare ia my only in.
terest In life. simply have not
been brought up TO believe that
could marry more than once. | do
not disapprove OF other women's
divorces. II Is their life and they
should do as they choose with Il. /
do not believe that divorced couples
are really happy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tsrutnai--rier A. ctr Croas
Keys. str Arumasan Mafu.
Great Northern Dock--sstr D@Iaxoa Msru
Pier ti-B-u. s. c. n burnside. barge
Faith.
Pier s--str Nome City.
Pier s--str Delight
Pier s-Str Alameda. afr jefferson
Pier D--str Admiral Schlcy.
Pacific Coast ceai Bunksrs-u & I. u
Umatiiia.
MiiH ankra Ocean Dock---8tr fxherator.
U. Shipping Beard Moorsng-ssr Del.
rosa. ntr West Ivan. afr Anne
Morss. Htr West Hartlana. str silver.
ado. str Western knight. str West
Hlmrods str fconfun.
Todd DRY u.oeks--Bktn Forest Dream
bktn Fcscst Pride. tk,H Forest Frlena.
ship Chlllieokhe. str Menatehea.
PuEet SOUND Bridge a prvdglnE co.--str
Patterson.
Arnss Ysrd--str Roosevelt
Lake Cnion--Moforuhip W. v. Burrows.
sehr c. = Holmes ship Bentam ~
Packard. gaa schr Rnby. bk Guy G
Goss. bk W. u. Flint. barge >. ID.
Peters. schr Maud. str H. n IoVsgoy
WinHiow Marine Raii~sy-str Morning
star. schr Camano. barnss Griffco, CO.
asitisru CITY. Henry Willard. sehr Law
w. Optrnndsr str Marmion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Had Wild Time on
Wrecked Importer

1T II the widest experience I ever
had" declared Percy @. stills. who,
with his partner. H. u. Mcmillan. OF
the firm OF the Premier Lumber Co.
OF Vancouver. II. C.. just returned TO
Seattle. after several days OF salvag.
ing aboard the wrecked steamer Can.
adam Importer The steamer lies. a
stripped wreck. broken In two. on
tho wlliapa spit.
Il expect 10 return 10 The scene OF
the wreck within few days. sills
aaid. but my few days OF rest are
well earned"
The recovered property includes a
hnlf.million feet OF lumber and fix
lures aboard the wrecked steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
GRAIN MARKET
FLUCTUATINC

CHICAGO. sept so.-~prices fiuetu-
ated fractlonally on the Chicago
board 81 trade today. the result Of
lack % buying and demand. Lack
Of Interest in trading was evident.
Provisions remained unchanged.
September wheat opened up isc at
tf.e6 and closed unchanged. necem-
Der wheat opened up &c at tL2ha
and closed OF y c, May wheat OPEN
ed up Nc at si.32., but ioHt lie at
the close.
SerteInttr corn opened unchanged
at 81 G ard declined &c later. De-
but dronped ic al the close May
corn. up Ac, opened at 5Ac, and
closed unchanged
September oats opened up Nc nj
a6iac and closed up Ne December
oats. mp lie. opened at sSAc and
declined isc later. May oats opened
at tahc. up 4c. but lost this frRc-
ton In later trading.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Cranberries Here
Superior Product

Washington state cranborries are
far superior to the Eastern product,
according TO state Director OF Agri.
culture Il. J.. French. He says, fur.
thermore, that Washington growers
gre going to prove II. They VIII have
a comprehensive exhibit at the Pa.
cific Northwest Fruit exposition, at
Seattle. November 21,26. In a letter
to the Seattle Chamber OF Commerce
he writes:
I'VE are going to have an excellent
display OF cranberry products at the
Pacific Northwest Fruit exposition.
In order that the people OF the state
may become better acquainted with
the fact that our product In superior
10 that Of the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2o.--A re.
port recommending divorce for
Mrs. cordella Biddie Duke from her
husband. Angle r. -. Duke. son OF
benjamin Duke. the tobacco king.
has been filed by the master appoint.
cd TO the caHc-- Benjamin NJ. Colder.
II was learned today.
Mrs. Duke IN the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Drexei Blddlc.
Suit for divorce was filed by Mrs.
Duke on June i6 Last
Testimony In the case was secret.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

iondor-Scpt fs-Arrtved. atr Steel
Worker from seattle.
Shenehai--srp if--Safiet. str Ea,ori
Maru for Seattle.
New rprk--scpt is--Arrived. str Texan
from Scattia
Philadelphia sept i,-Arrtvcd. str
Julia Luekenbach from Seattle.
Balboa sept is--krrived. ctr ArtiEas
fro nSeattle.
Port Alien--Auw, -i--saiiea. schr Fred
J, Wood for Puget sound ports.
Honoluin--Sepf. fg--ArYivod str Iur-
line from Seattle
San Pedro-Sert i,-Arivsf. str Al
mtral Dewey FROM Seattle. Sailed. str
PRECEDENT for Seattle.
san francisco--S.pt. 2e-saifsSt sgr
Walter Luckcnbaeh for Seattle sept a.
Sailed. str ChAs, u. Cramp for seattle
Arrived. rtr Queen from Seattle. motor.
ship oHao from Seattle. str Harry Luck
cnbach frosu Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20


uex.--Rscslpts ssooe. Market ISL .se
lower Top. tst0 bulk Of Haiee. ttts
utAafs heavy weight t1.ee4Ate. me
alum weight. sktssstes swhi wsirht
fsBasos light lights tT.seeAis.
heavy packing ssws, 81 teustsi pack.
Ing @ows. rough. tssSus7s. pigs. se-se
mff.se.
lover Choice and prime. tAss q 10 - (.
medium ard good. ts.sa1s. common,
ts.sY6.fs good and choice. th1su
tt0.Tt. common aud medium. ttge y
tA93. butcher cattle and heif~rs. N.ss
Gts. cows. tx.so0T. bulls. g. 90 v $40;
tanners and cutter. ce~s and heifeF~.
t.sso1 90. Gamer steers. t1It 70 80
veal calves. fsaie.5t. feeder steers. o.
Ws1.9s. atarRer steers. ttus.Is. stock.
81 cowa and neifera. s38sT3.
- eco Market -sw zoe
clover. Lambs. o. to0ae&s lambs. eull
and common. itUI,So. yearting weth-
era tsss9f.se; swes. ;1ss. Gull 20
common ewea. i:a-ss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Arrivals and Departures

Sept so-Str Admiral schley from Van
couver. N. c.. at asa n m str Admiral
Farraeut from san Diego Via san Pedro
and san Franchise. at loito a tn. sept
ia-~Sgr Alameda from Tacoma. at i0tss
.. m. str iiberator from Baltimore via
hafhoa. san Pedro. san Francisco aud
Portland. az siaa y. uA.i rtr Nome city
from san Francisco. At sac ,. m. Y, n
iishtship umAtiila from sea duty. at eise
r. M. ctr AEumssan Maru from otar via
san Francisco. at y. m.
sailed
SEPT so-Str Juneau for Anchorage and
southwestern Alaskan portA. at a. m.
sept ts-stf hlnneactan for New York
Via Everett. Portland. San Francisco. San
Pedro and balboa. az 1iie p, M atr
tsufi Maru for Kobe via Tacoma aud
Yokohama. at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Oils Are Heavy in
Early N. Y. Trading

he ia
New York exchange today and Mexican Petroleum led the
high q the last weeka Asphalt sold down ssA
steel common ISL, American international
southern Pacific gained fraction at the opening
/! g.
Sruob Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
TO ADDRESS KIwANIaNs

living Up TO our Poaaibslities''
viii be the subject OF an address be-
fore the Kiwanis club Wednesday
noon by Ernest wcltmcr. formerly
head OF the Wcltmer Institute OF
Suggestive Therapeutics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

Tedsys Qw0fahoas
Catfie--Rse~lYtn. -. MARKET slow
choice steers. fs.TSGt.t. fair 20 good
steers N7GnkTs. eaoies cows and
hsiferr. ss1ta62t; Gamers. 81 50 ~
tsso. bulls. ssSogs.se. calves. tSte
@fit
Hsxs-Markss steady. Prime mirsd. I'll
atti.Ts: hesvicr. ssGio.se. piss tie.se
afftse
shc~p-Heeeip,s, re-. Market steady.
East OF mountain lambs. tegeto. val
ley lambs. tsto0s. ysarlinEa. ~ 70 y
1850. wsthsrs. 81 se9t. ewes. tiga
pmtfer---tTc To.
Che~~e---sT y zte IL
ErE~-to o. sc dos
Hen~-it9 1fc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

NEW YORK. sept .0,-Monsy on call
per cent. str months. BndSA per cent
mercantile paper. 81 per cent
HAr silver-I.ondon. sgad. New York.
esHe
Dcmanf HtaElInE-tiTi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20

With It's sailing schedule advanced
one day, the steamship Dclagoa
Maru OF the Nippon Yusen Kaisha
VIII leave Seattle for Yokohama and
Kobe October ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Alaskan Vessels

sitks- sept is-saiied. str Spokane.
southeound. AZ , pm.
Ketchikan-sept iS--satied. str City OF
Seattle. northbound. at n y. M str
Princess Royal. northbound. at . .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-20
Reported by Wireless
Received by q. 8. Naval Radio

Sept is-Str West fvis. Seattle for
Yokohama. ST. miles FROM Ftastery At 8
,. IN str Atlantic city. Shanghai for So
attic. lat si.2e n. ipnE tTt W. ats y.
m str Northlend. san Francisco for -.
attic. s.o miles from san Francisco at 3
p. m str Victoria. Seattle for Nome. szs
nailss from Seattle at y. M.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Sept 20 Foreign en.
change opened lower. Sterling. f1.Ti. off
y francs. so.o7os; lire. fo.otiSh. marks.
f0.o0ssh.
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Cash Wheat
Chicago Board of Trade

CHICAGO. sept so.-cash whesi--No.
) red. tisSCtssh No. : spfins. tt,sa
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rAroOsu ISLAND. Sept 20 happily
falling barometer. raininEi wind south
east. Is miles an hour. Passed IN. str
Admiral rarragut. At ~ 10 a IN
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Money on Cali

Wheat iaO cars. corn. $40 cars: oats.
zoo cara
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csttie--Rscefpt.. 1900 Market ioQiss
lover. Steers, ts0s. COWS and hsifefn,
fs8ste. stort~rs and feeders. ftso0
IS. calves. tt09.
uexs-R~csipts. 700 MARKET steady.
Top, saTI; hntk. ts0s1&.
Hhe~p-xitcreipts. $4,000 Market $50 soc
lover. Lambs. fT9T.ss. sses. i23oU
tsso; feeders, fs6s.
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fNA Nififts - - sstst lSNV
POULTRY AND MEATS
friees Paid by Wholesale De@iers
POULTRY AND MEATS

ffftrs fsad Hhotrsalr Dealers
Darks-- Dressed. per 10. .... IS
Hens Dressed. per n. ........ SO at
Live F0f 70 sssssessss.s.s.s 100 III
Broii~r.--Ovsr I N. ........ .sE0 II
Se~~~ Dressed. per N. ...... $50 30
rarkey--Dreased. per N. go. IS
Cs~s-rosntry dressed ~. . .osa 10
Hogs Dressed. light fancy. N. .isg II
Heavy. dressed .......... IL
ve.I-pFexasd. HIGHT. fancy. NJ. .isG 70
Medium. drsased ............ .it0 IL
Heavy coarse ..ss.s.s...... ESQ II
Beixisa Hsres Live. per 70. .. .is
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N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

surnr--Firm. Granuiatsd. 81. at.es.
Coffee--So. Z Rio, spot. &c h. No.
Santos. lex siiEc ID.
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Ship News
Tides in Seattle
ffSnAy
SIiT 20

TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
sEt-r. 20 stfsf. 81
First Low Tide FIRST low Tide
1856 a m Ia n ttOs a m. ia "a
First nigh Tide FIRST High Tide
stat a m, f0s n. Tiag a Va. 1911 q,
second low Tide second Low tide
ieai y. m. az n istf y. N. 80 -
second Iilgh Tide Second uigh Tide
t.ss .. m. he a. s;sS y M. io's r.
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Tuesdays Quotatiensl
Furnished By T.. n. Manning q Co.
Halter Hotel Building
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Snonday's Qaossfisr.)
Furnished By T.. ", Manning q Co
uutl~r Hotel Building
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-03-20

7-ROOM modern home on Fourth ave-
nue. north. between Third and Fourth
streets; hardwood floors; fire place;
sleeping porch; hot water heat; large
double garage connected with cleo
trict light, water and sewer; improve
ments all paid. Terms. Harry New
man, Second street north.