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New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Holds Bonds Unsuitable for Saving,

Question--In 1914 1 invested all my
soond money my IN what was ssd to be safe and
and Power at "a, $1,000 ST. Louis. Spring
field & Peoria Railroad at 95. 81 900 North
western Elevated Railroad of Chicago at
SO, Park & Tlford per cent at IS, $500
American Public Service Company at 100.
! see IN the papers the Virginia Rail and
Power Is selling at 60, and am afraid my
getting interest regularly. l am working
for small salary and the bonds are prac-
t1 tically all have Do you advise me to
hold them or sell them and put the money
in other securities7-C. r.
Answer-Whatever the rating Of the
bonds may have been when you bought
them, none Of them, with the possible
exception Of the American Public
Service first lien per cent bond, due
1912, which Is quoted at around so. is
suitable for the entire savings of a
man on small salary. The fact that
in no case do you give the date when
the bond is due suggests that you did
not give great deal of time and study
to all the features of the bonds, their
security, marketability, etc., when
you bought them. We would advise
you to sell all of them, accept your
loss now and have it behind you and
make safety of principal and interest
your first consideration. If you di-
named below we think you will be
following this principle: United States
Steel sinking fund per cent bonds,
due 1868, selling around SO, yielding
5.22 per cent current interest; Stand
ard Oil Of California 7 per cent bonds,
due 1881, recently selling at 102, and
Atchison, Topeka & Santa F6 general
As, due 1895, selling at II and yielding
SIG per cent current interest.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Commercial Credit

"Frozen credits" still present one of
the most difficult. problems in the
business world. The improvement in
sales, it is pointed out in some quar-
tors, has affected industry only in
spots. Demand is for novelty goods
mostly, while staples are not moving
much faster than last year. Excep-
tons to this general trend are noted,
but in the main the statement is true.
Much credit is still held tightly
frozen In immovable staples, and the
thawing out process is awaiting a re-
newed demand for these goods.
Commercial money rates remained
unchanged at Tx to tx per cent.
Rates for bankers acceptances also
we're unchanged. Those quoted by the
American Acceptance Council were:
Member Non-Member
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
seaboard Air Line Refunding Is

Question-Kindly give mo as much In
formation as possible in reference to Sea
board Air Line refunding As. also Hudson
e. Manhattan refunding 5s.-S. II.
Answer-Seaboard Air Line refund
ing per cent bonds are due 1859
There are $19,35O,000 outstanding and
they are secured by first lien on 27s
miles of line. This is at the rate Of
nearly $4,000 per mile. They are
junior liens on roughly 2,700 miles ad-
ditional. The company is weak one,
and unless railroad conditions i'm
prove soon may have difficulty in meet
ing its fixed charges. The Hudson &
Manhattan first and refunding 5s, due
1857, are secured by first mortgage
on one of the tubes (the southern one)
under the Hudson River and by sec
ond mortgage on the other tube and
on the Hudson Terminal Building. The
amount outstanding is $37,521,233.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
sURROGATES' NOTICES

LA!DLAw; LAURA KIN PURSUANCE
of an Order Of Honorable John p
Cohalan. Surrogate OF the County OF
New York. NOTICE - hereby given to ali
persons having claims against Laura K
Iaidlaw: late of the County of New York.
vouchers thereof. to the subscribers At
their place of transacting business at the
office of Walter r. Herrick, their attorney.
At No. 81 Broadway. in the Borough of MsS-
haitian. in tho City of New York, state
Of New York, on before the lsth day Of
May 1921. next.
Dated New York. tho 9Th day Of Novsm-
Der. 1880.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Executor.
WALTER r. HERRICK.
Attorney for Executor. Office ana P. o.
Address. 81 broadway. Borough of
~anAttAn. New York City
MARTIN. coRNELIA sHERMAN.-TY
pursuance of an order OF Honorable john
r. cohalsn. Surrogate of the County OF
persons havtng claims against Corneiia
sherman Martin. iate OF the City of Lon
don. Englaad. deceased. TO present the
same. with vouchers thereof. to tho sub
scriber. at his place of transacting bust
ness At the once of Davies. Auerbach &
Cornell, hts attorneys. At No. S4 Nassau
street. Borough OF Manhattan. City of New
York. on or before the 18th day OF July
next.
Dated New York. the s2nd day Of Jan.
uary. 1921.
BRADLEY MARTIN. Executor.
DAVIES. AUERBACH Il CORNELL.
Attorneys for Executor, once 4 POST
onice Address. No. 80 Nassau Street.
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Chooses Good Bonds for His $1,000

Question: am seriously considering an
Investment of $1,000 AS I cannot afford
the information you deem necessary about
the following bonds. and rate them in
order of safety: Grand Trunk Railway
OF Canada Is, Bell Telephone of Pennsyl-
vania Is. Kingdom of Denmark 1045, So:
Westng house Electric and Manufacture
ing, 1881. 7s-T. McC.
Answer-Your Grand Trunk bond is
guaranteed by the Canadian govern
ment. The Bell Telephone of Pennsyl-
vania is the obligation of large, we'll
managed monopoly. The Danish issue
is as good as the credit of Denmark,
which is high, in our opinion. The
Westinghouse Electric bond also is en-
titled to high rating, we think. Sc
lect the issue which best suits your re-
quirements as to yield and maturity.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20

Did you lose some vaiuehle keepsake.
Pnoas Bcekman sooo.-A :.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Holds Good Bonds

Ouestion-Will you please be good
enough to pass judgment on the following
securities held by me? 50 shares White
Oil Corporation, paid sS5 per share for
rs shares; 81. 900 $-year American Teie-
phone and Telegraph per cent notes,
1922. at 99A 25 shares Standard Oil Com
pany Z per cent cumulative preferred stock
at 112; $1,000 Union Electric Light and
Power Company, ST. Louis, No. 1928, at
provement Company, Of Philadelphia. Z per
cent cumulative preferred stock; $500
Dominion of Canada 5is per cent Victory
bonds, due 1922; 50 900 PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio Power and Light Company first and
refunding mortgage ~ per cent sinking
fund government bonds; $1,000 Barnsdali
Corporation per cent sinking fund con
vertible gold bonds at 81; $1,000 American
Agricultural Chemical Company 7la per
cent first refunding mortgage sinking fund
gold bond; $1,000 Winchester Repeating
Arms Company "a per cent gold bond,
1941, at s71&; $4,000 Liberty bonds, vari-
Gus issues.-F. r. w.
Answer-The White Oil stock Is
speculative. The Liberty bonds, Stand
ard Oil of New Jersey preferred and
the Canadian Victory notes are, in
our opinion, high grade, and the other
securities are good investments.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20
Demands 8 Per Cent ON $4,000

Question: shall receive $40, 900 within
q few weeks. WIN you kindly give me n
list OF bonds that will pay about s per
cent? Is 1t true that bonds are q safe
and secure Investment 7--F. A. B.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20

hundred seventy-one and twenty six hun
north sixty-three (ss) degrees twenty (2o)
minutes east. seventeen and five hundredths
G7o5) feet to point thence nee, soutnerlyy s,a n y
way one hundred thirty and nifty
nine hundreths Qs1.5s) feet to a point
hundredths feet (s34S6) northerly along
said right OF way from the south line OF
said Quarter Section Eighteen lls9. thence
erly line OF said Quarter Section Eig hteen
(1S) sixteen hundred two and sixty-hve
hundredths Gso2.s5) feet to % the IaSs Place Of Of
way and rights in said Oakland Avenue
the premises hereby. conveyed embracing
thousands (l4.497) acres OF land. more or
less being. the same premises mentioned
stevens Land Company Limited to Max,
we'll Motor Company. Incorporated dated
sso in oce Of as Rssstsr Of Deed
Wayne County. Michigan. in Liber 1867 Of
Deeds on page sS2.
Of land, situate and being in the City
ef High!and n{i Park. County Of Wayne and and
as follows te"s to Wit: it, Besinnins at a point
In the center line Of Oakland Avenue at
the intersection Of tho center line Of Oak.
the South half of quarter section IS. ten
thousand acre tract. said point OF intersec-
1oo ses from
the south line Of quarter section 1s; run
nlng thence easterly along the north line
OF the south half of quarter section 18 TO
point where the said north line of the
south half OF quarter section IS intersects
the easterly line of Oakland Avenue ;
thence easterly along the said north line
or the south half OF quarter section IS,
ono hundred twenty G20) feet to a point
In said line thence south or a line parallel
with the center line OF Oakland Avenue
forty (4o) feet. thence westerly along a
tant from the north line OF the south half
| Of said quarter section IS. to the center
line of Oakland Avenue; thence northerly
along tho center line of Oakland Avenue
| forty (4o) feet to the place Of beginning
being the Same premises decided by Max
City OF Highland Park. to be used for q
| 6re station.
An that certain piece or parcel Of land
land Park, County OF WAYNE. stats: OF
Michigan. and described as follows: to
| wit: ~
Beginning at a point in tho northerly
Ten Thousand Acre Tract. twenty-five ta5)
feet westerly from the westerly iine of tke
right Ct way of tho Detroit Grand Haven
and Milwaukee Railroad, thence easterly
along said north line Of Quarter Section
Is. twenty-five (25) feet to said westerly
line OK the right of way OF the Detroit,
franc franc haven Milwaukee Railroad.
.nenoe sou.neriy along said westerly line
q Hasa SAID rigat ga q way Of the Detroit Grand
dss dsoS feet. thence In a northwesterly
1eins tnc Same premises mentioned and
Sitr SGGitHc''oru IN certain deed from S.
Sn" Johnson and Lila s. johnson.
"'s "te' 10 Maxwell Motor Company In
New-York tribune., 1921-04-20

O6lx Az
per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
Paulhamus to Talk
to Real Estate Men

w. II. Pauihamus. organizing
genius OF tho Puyaiiup and Sumner
valley frui,gruwrrs. viii explain tho
now cannery merger TO members Of
the Seattle Real Estate asnociauon
at the Pign Whistle Wednesday At
1915 .. m
In 1904 the handful Of ranchers m
thai district produced scarcely 5000
crates OF berries. Under the leader.
ship OF Paulhamus and group OF
far-seeing ranchers. tho prese wing
and canning OF berries on tho CO.
operative plan was launched.
The membership expanded to I 800
ranchers. Tho fame OF the fruit,
from the valley OF the mountain"
widened turnout the United States.
New capital was obtained and now
the Puyaiiup and suVncr Fruit
growers Canning company. which
last year did cash business of S..
soc. 900. has been selected al the first
group unit OF the new Oregon Wash
ington Canning and Preserving com
pany. the 10000, 900 consolidation
recently launched TO handle the bust.
ness end OF the fruit and berry In.
dustry OF the two North Pacific
states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
ANOTHER CAR Of
STRAWBERRIES
Show Improvement Over
Previous Consignments

Another car OF strawberries ar.
rived on the Seattle market Tues.
day. The berries were In "a better
carloads. The quotations were ss.zb
crate. Florn and sacramento
berries win soon be on tho market
Local mdiahes will take tho place
OF the California rndish In about
wreck. jobberu raid Tuesday. The
locals will be selling 10 cents under
the Southern stock. which In now
20 cents for a dozen bunches-
Fancy, California bunch Asparagus
was selling Mt ~ cents a pound
with tho extra fancy at 20 eentA.
Many different prices on asparagus
were noted along the avenue. 10
10 Is cents pound on tho caiifor.
Mia stock was general. while local
fancy was selling at % 10 ~ cents
a pound.
Rhubarh. which In coming In morc
abundan,iy. was cheaper at TO
~ cents n pound.
Altho Los Angeles lettuce waa
scarce on the market Tuesday. there
IN a fair supply OF the Alamo and
Hacfamento stock.
The market was very short on
carrots. which caused a ESQ In.
crease Tuesday. making the price
per sack sisS.
There was no change listed on
the dairy market Dealers said n
good supply OF butter. eggs and
cheese was continuing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
Little Change Noted
on New York Market

NEW YORK April irrs on the New York stock ElshanE were
the situation revealed In the
steel as u,
u
included
United Paelfe liQ AnsrI
Telephone Atlantic our OFT W
high
The Closing prices included ,,,
United states steel orr hspunle steel eV.. on
Tss q; BALDWIN Nj Petroleum
Reading n American
Il. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
BO0ST-SEATTLE
MEETING HELD

.Sefi Seattle TO seatfieitrs' IL the
slogan adopted By Tho Associated In.
dustrics At . booster meeting Mon.
day. at which IFS business men were
proernt
Plans for an intensive and exten-
nve campaign By means OF rubber
stamps on mail. motion pictures and
display advertising wero outlined.
w. u. Henderson. an authority on
International trade. told tn. Assem-.
biAgs that IL all the nilk shipped 10
Pacific ports last year had come thru
Seattle. v.33o.oo0 would have been
saved In interest alone. due 10 Seat
ties proximity to the Orient
II Is also declared. due to the abo-
iition of Wharfage charges at the
port commission terminals and two
private docks. Seattle has a decided
advantage over San FranciNco IA n
freight terminal and transfer point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19

arnIth Cove Terrninai-Pler A. str FL
bridge: pier u, str FuEhima Maru.
Great Northern Tsrminal--Sr Tatsuno
Maru
Bell street Terminal-str Admiral Good E.
rich. q q Algonquin
American Can Co.-Schr AzaleA
pier s-str Henry r. Scott
pier Str Tlppeeanoe, str Africa Maru
pier A-Str Admiral Rodman. str Spo-
kane.
Pier D-atr Admiral Evans
Pacific Coas. Coal Bvnkers-sr Eastern
Glen. bark Guy c. Goss
United states Shipping Board MoorfnEs--
West Himrod, str Tconium.
ALASKA steamship Mooripg-Str Victoria,
str Skagvay. str Santa Ana
stacy Street Tsrulnal-U Burnside.
Lander Street Terminai-schr Wawona.
schr Alice.
Milwaukee Ocean Terminsi-Su West
Haven.
Hanford street Terminai-str Brookiins.
str West Hartland.
Spokane Street TerminaI-Bark Geo.
Curtis. motorsbip w. II. Burrows. ship
Oriental.
Todd Dry Docks-ship r. r. Packard. str
Jalapa, str Forest King. schr Admiral
Mayo.
Puget sound Bridge a Dredging Co.-sts
Patterson,
Ames Yard-str Roosevelt
Eettietou Mills Dook-Btr West Mahwah.
Heffernsn Dock--Str Waliingford, str
Eetchlkan. schr Fearless.
Btrsam--Bchr Abner Coburr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
Poultry Meetings
in County Towns

A series OF poultry meetings. to
discuss feeding. moultIng and other
timely subjects relating to the poul.
try Industry. are being held In King
county this week. The speaker is w.
ID. Buchanan. poultry specialist from
The extension service OF Washington
state college. The meetings are be-
ing arranged by County Agent Ny
strom. cooperating with the poultry
project leaders in the various dis
tricts. The schedule is as follows:
April 1880 .. m, North Bend.
schoolhouse.
April 20-1:30 D. m, Kent, Tan
cred poultry farm: p. m. Fall City.
schoolhouse.
April 2l-8 .. m, Lake Forest
Park, schoolhouse.
April 22--s p. m. Kirkland, Com
mercial hall; Bothell. Kirkland. Belle
vue.
April 23-2 .. m. Seattle. city
council chamber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
Grain PRICES
ARE LOWER

CHICAGO. April fs-Grain prices
were generally lower In trading In
the Chicago grain market today, RE-
ports that weather was favorable TO
an abundant grain crop led to SELL
Ing on large scale. Provisions were
irregular
May wheat opened off SC at
ti.a3., and declined an additional
NC at the close. July wheat opened
down I've at Si.0s. and closed lie
lower.
May corn opened off &c at bss c
and declined c at the close, July
later declined Ne September corn
Vas off AZ c AT the opening OF seA c
aud advanced 4 nc at the close.
May oats opened off Nc at ssh c
and closed unchanged. July oats
opened at awe. off NC. and closed
unchanged. September oats opened
of &c At gsce and closed ne
higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
PLAN EXCURSION RATES

According TO unofficial advice re
ceived by representatives here. ex
cursion rates OF one and one. third
fare will be re-cstablishcd from Seat
tie to eastern and middle-western
points by transcontinental railway
lines.
At the same time II was announced
that reduced fares win go into effect
TO points in Arizona and New Mexico
May 10. TO continue to Oct. 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19

Above prices are obtained by aver.
aeing the price per ton OF Besscfner
steel rails plates wire nails, steel
beams. steel bars. tin plate. Besscmer
lrun and steel bilieta
During the war. the q. & Steel
Corporation accepted the average
price OF $500 a ton. set by the In
duwfrial Board. and stuck 70 IL In
dependent steel manufacturers ran
their prices up IN = runaway mar
ket to the high average OF S9i.of a
ton In 1917.
The new u. 8. Steel average In ex'
actiy the same as the average price
asked by the independents prior 10
April 81. when some lines were
raised
WASHINGTON. April ,s.--unem-
ployment and slack conditions In In.
dustry probably will delay the
scheduled campaign for the organiza,
ton of the steel industry. according
TO William Harmon OF the Interna.
tionai Machlnists' union.
Harmon Is secretary OF the special
committee appointed last January by
the American Fcderation Of Labor TO
organic steel workers.
with the steel mills working only
20 about 10 per cent Of capacity. and
with unemployment general turnout
the country. the present is not a good
work." Harmon said
However. there are some mem
bers Of the council who believe we
should proceed at once with at ieas,
. campaign of education among steel
workers.
The education campaign is made
more desirable from the fact tina,
certain radical groups. like the l.
w. W.. make their greatest Roadway
during periods of unemployment
Their appeal Is to the DISCONTINUED
and the joblcss. and In certain sec
tons they are busy In organization
work today"
Labor leaders see in a statement
credited to r.. II. Gary. head OF the
Steel corporation. that the Iz-houI
day is to be abolished In the stee
mills, a first step toward easing tn.
conditions of employment scathingly
denounced last year In the report OF
the Interchurch World Movement
To date. however. A. +. OF l.. Of
ficials say they have been unable e
confirm whether or not any order
putting Gary's promise into effect
has been issued.
The whole program of labor or
ganizations Harmon says. is com
phcated by the industrial condition,
In this country due TO failure OF tn.
allies TO settle the reparation issn,
with Germany. Until this is settled
he says. labor Ii up against as hart
problem Of existence as are tn,
industries involved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
PORTLAND SEEKS SHIPS

PORTLAND. ore. April ia
movement to restore tho steamers
Great Northern and Northern Pa
cific TO the Columbia river-Ssn
Francisco run was launched by the
members forum Of the Portland
Chamber OF Commerce yesterday.
Petitions we're authorized asking the
two railroad systems after which
the ships were named to re'purchase
them from the government, which
gained control OF them during the
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
Vessels in Other Ports

Kob>-Apru ls-HaIIed. str Iyndafsuh
for Seattle.
Boston-Aprii is--saiied. str ArixonAn
for seattie-
New York-Aprfl is--Arrivsd. ctr Steel
Maker from Seattle.
Point Iobos-Aprii fs-Passed. str VAL
der for Seattle
Bslboa--April i7--Sailsd. str Iehan Tor
seattIe; str Artigas for Seattis-
san Pedro--Aprfi is-Arrtved. str Fred
Baxter from Seattle; str West sotus from
Seattle.
San rranoisoo-Aprfi is-ssiied. str
wflhiIo for seattle. II .. m; str ksnns-
Seattle. 7 .. m
Astoria-Aprii fa-Arived. str states-
man from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. April fs.--roreiRn en-
change opened lower today Sterling
was s3.o7. francs. s0.072s: lire, so ots7.
marks. t0.o157. Canadian dollars. so $3.50
kronen, t0.17o7.
Foreign exchange closed lower. B,er-
ling. s3,sfhs francs, t0.0T7sH: lire,
so o<7s; marks. so,oibsh: Canadian dol
lars. S0.ss50. kronen. t0.1soi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
STORM MANNING

Southwest storm warnings
ordered displayed at T:3o a m.
Tuesday. at all oregon and Wash
ington seaport stations. A storm
Is moving southeast from the
North Pacific OCEAN. which VIII
cause strong south. shifting TO
southwosterly. gales today and
tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19

PORTLAND. Apru ib.--x.rss, steady,
une hanged
tisNs-Narte veal Prime lint
feTt9tfI pigs. ttss8ii
Sheep EeusiptA tsA MArkss sacAane.
ed fair G.rnAnd
nutf~r-~sse u
ChGss=stc "a.
1xgs-its see dos
Isns-sec Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19

vaidsx-Aprfi fs-saiied. str Alameda.
vsrsbound. ,.so .. m
P.tsrsburx-Aprti is-aafisd. sfr JEFF
ferson. northbovnd. 1915 .. m. sr City
Of Seattle. southbound. 30 y. m.
KstehikAB--Aprii ip--saiisd. str Prin-
cess Mary. norfhbound. a m April ~
Sailed. str Jefferson. northbound. 40
o. m
cordova--Aprii it-saiisd. str Admiral
Watson, southbound. a m
sitka--April is-Saiied. str City OF Be
attic. aouthbound. . a m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
CUTTER GOES NORTH

Loaded with supplies Tor goverF''
ment stations in the North. the Z. s.
coast guard cutter Algonquin was
scheduled to leave this port Tuesday
90 make her annual cruise In the
herring Sea and the Arctic ocean In
the interests OF the seal rookertea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
TAKES n. w. PRODUCTS

with approximately 1900 tons Of
Northwest products aboard. the
steamship Yalxa. OF the North At
lantie a Western Steamship com
pany's fleet. II on her way Tuesday
TO san Francisco and Wilmington
The -Nawsco" line vessel Is com
manded by Capt. r. J. Madden
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19

April t,-Etr Henry r. Scott from San
Francisco. 7.ts a m. Aprn it-su Al
rr,lraI Goodrich from Anchorage and Port
Graham. ilf3o o. M str Africa Aaru
from Vancouver via Tacoma. 3.ts D. TN
April tt-Str Horace x BAXTER for
san Francisco. o. m sfr Africa Maru
for shanghai via Yokohama Kobe and
Saxasaki. 1850 a m: str Eldersdo for
New Orleans via Anacortss. Portland. San
Francisco, Gan Pedro and Balboa. 1 a
m. str Yaira for Portland. Ne. via
Portland. Ore. San Francisco. Ran Pedro.
Balboa. Philadelphia. Ssv York and Dos
ton. issfs q m April lt-Sr hukuten
for Tacoma. ..ts D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
Money on Call

NEW YORK. April lo,--Money on can
per cent: six months, per cent. msr-
camille paper. ~ n7x per cent.
Bar sLvsr-London, stAc. New York
sac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
ERE DELAYS SHIP

Fire. which damaged her cargo OF
cotton TO the extent OF $4,000, last
Saturday. has delayed the sailing OF
the y. Y. X. frcighter Tatsuno Maru
one day. She will sail from Seattle
for tho orien, via Vancouver. ID. C..
Aprtl 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
N. Y. Coffee and Sugar

NEW YORK. April is.--sugar. dull
Raw. ib.stn3,7s. graduated. t7.sb0l
coffec-No. Rio spot. s06he ID. NO
4 Bantoa. ekGoke LII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19

DENVER Aprn is--c.,sis-R Receipts.
f.fso MArkst steady. Ht.sr. Nse1
tT.ts. oo-s sod bsifsr.. ttss. ssocssrs
ard feeders. tttsg7ft. calves. iieetA
Uoss-Hse~ipts. iteo. Market lie
higher. TOP. uss bulk. tstest;s
Hhesg-u~ceirts. s.ee0 Market ;ks
higher. Lambs. ussesfs. ewes.
- tsga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-19
NEW SUGAR PRICE

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10
Sugar dropped 20 cents per hundred
pounds here today. The new price Is
H.2z.