The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-10
$ PLANTS LEASED IN $. E. ALASKA BY
 SEATTLE CONCERN
Tee Harbor and Tenakee Plants in Consolidation
 Headed by Burckhardts.

The Alaska Consolidated Canneries, a leasing company, will operate un- der leases this season a string of SIX well-known Southeastern Alaska canneries, according to the Pacific Fisherman, published in Seattle. The canneries included in this chain are those of the Alaska-Pacific Fisheries at Yes Bay, Chomley and Tee Har- bor;. that of the Columbia Salmon Company at .Tenakee, and those of the Southern Alaska Canning Com pany at Rose Inlet and Quadra.
 The officers of the leasing com pany are C. A. Burckhardt, president, F. o. Burckhardt, vice president; J. N Ivey. of the firm of Kerr, McCord & Ivey. Seattle. secretary; G. L. Wakeman of the Bank of California, treasurer. Operations at Tenakee and Tee Harbor will be under the personal direction of F. o. Burck hardt; T. A. Heckman will have charge of the plant at Chomley; o. A. Larson, formerly with the North western Fisheries Company, will be in charge at Quadra; Ole Neargard Will have the Yes Bay plant while the management at Rose Inlet was uncertain early this month.
 Northwestern Plans
 The Northwestern Fisheries Com pany, according to the same publica- ton, now has its plans for the sea. sons operations fairly well developed and is already overhauling it's ships for the voyage to Western and Gen. tral Alaska canneries. Outfitting will be on a slightly larger scale than last year, though only one more cam nery, that at Kasaan, will be oper- ateI The assignments of superin tendents is virtually the same as for last season: F. A. Gepner having charge at Nushagak; P. A. Berglund at Naknek; Capt. A. Nilsen at Chig- nix, and C. A Taylor at Uyak. Capt. H. deGueldre will be in charge at Kasaan, the only Southeastern plant the company will operate this season, and which was not operated last sea- son.
 The Seattle Market
 Prices held firm in the Seattle market during February and slight advance was predicted for this month as the stocks of both Reds and Chums have been largely reduced and the holders can see no reason for reducing prices. In fact, a large part of the remaining stock late last month was being held above the cur rent market quotations, which were 95c for Chums. tails, and $1.05 for Pink tails, and $115 to $1.25 for Pink flats.
 Reds Regain Some
 Medium Reds looked pretty weak for time, as one or two large blocks were sold below the prevailing price of $125, and they have been going very slowly; but they now seem to have steadied up again. Recent sales have been reported in small way at $1.25 for tails. Alaska stock, and as high as $140 for choice Puget Sound Cohoes. halves of the latter grade be ing taken at s1.15 to SIPS. and pound flats up to $175.
 Alaska Reds are very quiet in this market. but few holders here have much to offer. and no concession in prices has been made. while some ol the stock is held above the market Reports of sales at cut prices have been circulated. but are denied. and all the holders are presenting a very firm front Tails are moving at $2.25 with halves at $z10 and pound flats at 8. Puget Sound Sockeyes are if very limited supply. with little buy Ing. halves being quoted st $7.s0 and pound fats at 34.50.