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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24

Smith Cove Terminai--plcr A--str WI.
liz A. Higgins. barge WIN. Noting
ham. Pier B-soh. Spokane,
Bell Street Tsrminnl--U. 4. O. q. Aigon.
duln. blk j. u. Peters
Pier ii.B-.Motorship Culburra.
Pier s--str Merldcn,
Pier 2--str Victoria. str Jefferson.
Pier i--atr Suduroo.
Pier A--str Curacao.
Pier B--str Admiral Eobres, str Queen.
Pier D-Btr Admiral Rodman.
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkora-4str owcFo
Pacific Coast Engineering works-.u. Is,
g. q. Haida.
Atlantic street Tcrmlnal--str paoifloo
Stacy Street Terminal--U. II. @. +. Bur.
veyor
Spokane street Termlnnl-str wheaton.
East waterway Dock a Warehouse Co.
Htr Lubrico.
Todd Drydocka---str Boxer. ntr Com.
merciai Traveller. str II. v. Alexander
schr John A.. aohr zapora, motorshlr
Challambra. y. y. l.. II. n, Cedar.
Puget Bound Bridge a. Dredging Co.--titr
Patterson.
Amsn ghlpynrd r. TormInni--Htr gnRadn.
hoe. schr Geo. u, billings.
west SEATTLE ISlevator-sStr President Jof.
foraon
Hoffernnn's Drydoch Motorship Oregon
atr DolroAa, str Admiral Evans, sohr
Wawona.
West Seattle Training atatlon--u. A. n
eagle No b7
stroam--nuoy no. o--sehr Henry II. Wi.
son,
Alaaka steamship Moorlnga Str nodon.
do, str Valdez.
WUnslow Marine Railway--Btr Caesar,
bark belfast, bnrgn coauitlam City,
bktn ,Jamos Tuft, Star whalors Nos.
l. 2. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
FACTORY SITE
SALE is MADE
$50, 900 Improvement to Be
Erected on Rainier Ave.

A new $4,000 factory on Rainier
ave. viii be the result Of a sale an
nounced Saturday by Richard Ward.
vice president Of Henry Frederick.
Inc. Tho sale was made from Elmer
l.. Todd. Seattle attorney. TO j. W.
kohl company. ana comprises the en-
tire block OF frontage on the east side
Of Rainier ave, from Weller 10 Lane
a.
Tho property Is technically de-
scrihed as lots /, .. 3. 5. and :.
OF block Sc. nm tracts. supplemental
addition 20 the city OF Seattle. Tho
frontage on Rainier ave. Is go feet.
II Is the plan OF ]. J. wittwcr.
president OF tho J. W. Kohi company.
70 erect In the immediate future a
model factory which viii cost in the
neighhorhood OF $4,000.
The company manufactures Gold
en- Clint" shampoo. which Is a ma
tlonaily advertised product Both
buyer and seller was represented by
Henry Broderick. Inc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
WHEAT MARKET
WEAK FRIDAY

CHICAGO. March 25.-Grain was
weak under heavy liquidation and
closed lower on tho Chicago board
OF trade today.
Wheat was sold as a result OF the
cessation OF tho export buying. Sale
OF considerable wheat 20 stores. APP
pArentiy for delivery on May con-
tracts and better weather There
was lack 81 any urgent buying. Live
erpo0l reported mlllers OF the
United Kingdom were weil supplied
with grain for some time 10 come.
Argentine shipments and the visible
supply showed good Increases.
Cash demand for corn was slow
with Indications OF larger receipts
next week. Buying was scattered.
Commission houses sold freely.
Oats prices declined about quarter
OF cent In sympathy with other
grains The demand was indifferent.
but tho pressure was not great.
Provisions were sharply lower as
n result Of the declines IN grain and
the heavy hog receipts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24

Alaska, IN spite Of serious gold
mining reyersca produced mineral 20
tho total value OF $4,000. 900 In 1929
The possibility Of increased oil devel-
opmcnt In the territory Is very prom
Using.
American made automobiles nrc
becoming increasingly popular In
Holland. A total Of gS9 were shipped
there during the first nine months
OF 1899. as against fiC In tho came
period OF 1891.
midas crying need In tho way OF
American. made goods just now.
writes an American consular agent,
II golf bailsl Her second need con
aiHtA Of literature on the subject o,
polishing and testing Jewels Most
% US think Of India as place where
few except tho rich ever wear clothes
A South African company IL MAX
Ing a substitute for gasoline which Is
an alcohol fuel produced ms a by
product from sugar cane. More pow
or and mileage and easier starting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
LEASE SPACE
FOR STORES

Among the important leases for
business purposes announced sniur.
day by West & Wheeler is the lease
of'2os Pike At, in the Peoples Bank
building. 10 Marvis & Demnkls. The
space n 20 be used for n high class
confectionery store. fountain and
lunch business.
The lessee is 10 make very ex-
tenhive alterations. removing the
present arcade structures and In.
Htailing modern front and interior
flrtures. The rental is approximately
$4,000. covering period OF five
years.
They also report the lease OF the
H'orcroom at 1909 Fourth ave. 10
Cushing & Hoffman at an approx
mate yearly rental OF $500. They
VIII establish a modern cigar store
and fountain lunch.
The property at 2oIs.2o2l Fourth
ave. between Lenora and Virginia
SITS, has been leased 10 G. W. Swan
for period OF three years nj a total
consideration OF over SIS. 900. These
buildings are owned by Mark Michel.
sen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
Financial Flashes
From James Maefariano , Co.
sil Second Ave.

Twenty industrials. 1866 %. or IL.
20 Rails $40. of ~.
Corn Products declared regular
quarterly dividend OF $3.50 on com,
mon and ti.Ts on 5sa pfd.. payable
April 20. record April }.
arc not competitive on traffic b.
Maine follow example OF American
Wooden with i3see waEo increase.
Railroad executives VIII meet in
New York during first week OF
April 20 determine general policies
with respect 10 important phases
Of transportation.
Diamond Match declared regular
quarterly 2es div. payable Juno rs.
record May 81. Earnings for 1893
wcro ,i.sse.sTs after charges and
fcdsrni tar. equal TO 1901 n nhsrr.
Total caAh and securities holdings
OF U. s. Steel December 81 were
ia.l.b55.s0s. equal 20 nearly iet
a share on common stock. OF this
total iis5.i7i,9ss was represented
by securities principally OF tho
United States government and ,i59..
os3.sst BY cash,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
Public Markets


N8NiiAht
Stall 100. lbs. best cane sugar Tie
Stalls R-ia-is. sgntist oranges. aoc 3sc
ard soc dor: asparagus. 500 10. toma-
toes zoe 10: cucumbers. sc each: Fior-
Ida grape fruit. zoe each. for 7sc. iso
each. ? for CSC. Stall ~. Teagarden
strawberry and raspberry preserves. $50
N; blackberry. 2se n: fruit jams, 200
NJ. Stall IS. nsw dates. ioc pkg. Del
Monte peeled aprteots. No. can isc:
fancy pears. isc can Stalls 7i-s7. mis-
coffee. bulk. Sc n. ms bulk choco-
late 2se; J bars PaimolIve soap. 3ie.
Stall i07. cottage cheese. i5c n Unscda
and cookies so pkg. wheat-o. sso pkg.
isc. ? for acc.
Stall .. pot roast. loo. hamburger and
sausage. 10e. lamb chops Z f0s. asc:
back bones. 7 ibs. zso. Stalls o4-ss Pike
st.. veal roast. Toe: lamb chops. ms
steak. 15c Stalls fo7-ti0. fbs. Our
Leader coffee. roc; cans corn, 35c: Z
lbs. French prunes &c; Unssda biscuits
SC per pkg Stall 1911 First ave. ar.
esdla coffee, 3sc 10. 3 ms. 81: Jumbo
peanuts &c 10. staff 1906. matt syrup
hops and bottlsrs' supplies; a full line OF
Scandinavian goods.
PIKE PLACE
Sugar stall, 3 fbs best cAno sugar, Tso.
Stall 1879. pike place Market. Crisco. 4
lbs. CSC; fresh ginger snaps. ms. 2sc;
black figs. ibs. soc: graham crackers
15c 10. stalls 2T-2s. pure lard, ? ms
osgs ? dor. SIC, B-fb. can Guatemala
honey. Toe. sharp cheese. 2ac NJ. stall
H. ID. sack flour. 4oc: our best coffee
lbs. 81: Booth sardines. 1sc: corn
flakes, . boxes Csc. Stall 70. smoits, &c
NJ; herring. 30 NJ; skinned sole. ms
a5o Stall 10. milk, largo cans 400.
small, any kind. So can; Crystal White
soap. 50c doz.; fancy cookies, 2ao NJ.
ginger snaps MS. 2sc; elbow cut mac
aroni. 4 lbs. 25c.
ECONOMY
Stall 90. his. best cane sugar Tsc
Stall 40. Royal baking powder, asc: choo-
olate, 2bc. peanuts. ibs. Csc; black tcs.
lbs. SIC; 2sc coffee. lbs SIC. Stan
49, 5-ib. can Guatemala, Yakima or Cal.
honey, 75c; pkgs. Pimento cheese, 25o.
sharp oheess, use. Stall 20, large heads
lettuce. 4 for ibn; Florida grape fruit, 3
for 25c. large sweet oranges, 900 doz.
No. Yakima Gems. 81 sack. delivered.
Stall 81. mayonnalae. 400 NJ homemade
sandwich spread, 4oc m. Stalls a7.as,
SOC large cane Maine corn on cob. zoe
BIC can Calumet baking powder, 27o; Log
Cabin syrup, medium can ipc, large Doc.
cans old Dutch Cleanser, 25c.
wBsTLAKE
Stalls 1921, scratch feed. i2.55;
cracked corti, 1915. eEg mash, f2.bO;
Gold Bond flour. ti.s6; Westlnko gpeciai
flour, tisb. Centennial Best flour, ii.D0.
400" hard wheat flour, 1900. Btni,.
1917. rolled oats, lbs. 26c. Reliance
coffee. MS i1.f6; cottage sifted psr,.
cans 25cI 7 bnrs white SOAP 2bo; Peer
less corn, lie tanl Hawaiian pineapple,
2sc can. stalI 1906, soft shcll wainut-,
lie: assorted jolllos and jams. ibo Jar,
sanerkraut, 2 ats. Csc, Zoblea beat cot.
foo, 2 ms ". Q ms prunos. 25oi MS.
sscdlera raislns. Doc. Stalls ibT.bs, fresh
creamery butter, $50 2 MS. p5c. Lyndon
butter. sOci fresh ranch eggs, sac, do,.
s5oi ilmburgcr. abc. noqnofori, soc.
Romano, SEC. Jack, 3bc Stall isi, pork
steak. lbs, ace; pork chops, ? MS 3bot
pure lard, 1906 steer boiling boof, 12hoi
shoulder OF lamb. Use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
New Issues

An Offering OF Isss. 900 Findlay.
Ohio. school district ~ per cent
bonds is being made today by Haiscy.
Stuart & Co. a. q. Becker & Co. and
\. u. Leach & Co. The bonds mature
serially September i. 1924 TO 1913.
and are offered at prices TO yield
from $50 to $.s5 per cent.
Tho bonds, authorized TO construct
a new high school building, arc n di.
rect obligation OF tho entire Findlay.
Ohio. school district. which embraces
all Of the city OF Findlay and some
adjacent territory and has n popula-
ton estimated nt $1,000 and an as
sessed valuation OF s4e.s3T.b7O.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24

qualities are claimed for Il. and.
most important Of NIL. II Is consider
ably cheaper than gasoline can DO
bought In South Africa
In the whole OF Persia there are
only uz automobiles and about 100
bicycles In many sections OF the
country tho natives have never seen
either bikes or autos.
The application OF martial law Is
being made more severe In Egypt
owing 70 attacks on Europeans: the
latest phase II the inniction OF n fine
on the whole district OF Cairo.
Thousands OF children down 70 the
ages Of eight and nine are employed
In tho cotton mills OF Shanghai.
China. Tho Chinese Chamber OF
Commerce has approved regulation
that no children under IL shall be
employed.
About SO per cent Of the lumber
used IN Alaska Is cut from the
national forests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
Retire Preferred
Moon Motor Stock

Moon Motor Co. directors have
formally voted to retire the 3,114
shares OF Moon Motor preferred
stock now outstanding at si06 per
share on March 81, 1898. II was also
announced officially that the regular
quarterly preferred dividend of ia
per cent, payable April 1. 1898. has
been declared.
Holders of Moon preferred are mott
fied to present their stock certificates,
at tho Northumberland National
Bank. ST. Louis, Mo, for payment.
Retirement OF the preferred stock
leaves only tho 10000 shares OF
Moon Motor common. as tho ocn,-
pany has no bonds or funded debl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
BANK CLEARINGs
Seattle
TO REMODEL
OLD THEATER

Plans have been announced for
the conversion OF the old Grand thea.
ter. on Cherry st.. between Second
and Third ayes, into n public garage.
a feature Of the building viii be
patented ramps. permitting the NOV.
ing OF automobiles from floor to floor
by n series OF halffloor inclines.
The present building and alto is
owned by Victor Elfendahl md w.
w. Scruby. and tho lessee IL Il. D.
Clinton. Plans for tho conversion Of
the building were prepared by
Setback. Young g. Myers, architects.
and the construction work will DO
started at once by c. c. Cawsey.
The walls OF The old theater have
been standing since II was Quilted by
fire seven years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
Think 1t OUer!

window in a Second ave bank had attracted the
attention Of group Of men. The display vsualized
what happens when one consistently saves portion
OF his earnings. II the old story Of great oaks
from little grow" and IL was told in such a
fashion that numbers paused TO look and TO reflect
That's all right, but life is short and IL takes
long time TO save enough 10 amount 10 anything"
remarked one individual who eyed the exhibit with
skepticism. This saving talk is largely bunk" he
concluded
Then, turning to the one he had addressed, he
asked in d low tone:
Gould you stake fellow TO cup of coffee?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
U. S. Steel Ships
Not Competitive

WASHINGTON. March 24.-The
Interstate commerce commission 20.
day held that railroads and steam.
ship lines owned or controlled by
the United States Steel corporation
are not competitive on traffic be.
tween Atlantic and Pacific Coast
points.
The railroads and the United
States Steel Products corporation.
which owns the steamship lines op-
Grating by way OF the Panama
canal, applied to the commission for
a determination as to whether the
railroads, by virtue of their PARTED.
patton In transcontinental rates with
other lines, did not compete with
the steamship lines operating via
the canal between approximately
the same points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
JOHN MOODY
WILL SPEAK

John Moody will arrive In Seattle
Monday in the course OF tour OF
investigation OF business conditions.
and viii be entertained at lunch at
the Rainier club Tuesday by the Sc
attic Chamber OF Commerce and the
Investment Dealers Of Seattle. Aft
err the lunch, he will give talk on
economic and financial conditions
Moody is the head of Moody's In
vestors' Service and author OF
Moody's Manual He is one OF the
country's leading students OF business
conditions and has reputation for
being an interesting speaker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
BUILDING FOR
"U" DISTRICT

The immediate erection OF Q two
story store and office building on
the northwest corner OF ssd ST. and
University way for w. H. Butt was
announced Saturday by West 4
Wheeler.
The building will be Of brick and
mill construction with terra Gotta
faclngs and win house stores on the
ground floor and offices on the
second floor. The cost OF the build.
ing win run approximately $50. 900.
J. II. Nevins, architect. has pre-
pared the plans for the building and
Is taking contractors bids. Con.
struction win begin within the next
so days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
Activity in Lots
and Garden Tracts

Real estate activity the past week
has been featured by Increased sales
in vacant building lots and outside
farm tracts, Carter. Macdonald &
Miller stated Saturday.
They report n number OF sales OF
lots In tho vicinity OF the now Gar.
fiDid high school. tho North Broad.
way section and tho Intcrlnken dis.
frict. In practically all cases. the
buyers express their intention to
build homes on their new purchases
Hg soon az possible.
They also report numerous aaIes
Of farm and garden tracts in Thurs.
ton county. Lewis county and at the
hollywood farm TO families who are
settlers hero from tho Middle West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
TRADE TERMS
BOOKKEEPING

bookkeeping is defined as the
application Of the general principles
OF debit and credit. and OF classifl.
cation of accounts, to the details OF
the business"
It's object Is to furnish a complete
and accurate record from which can
be obtained any facts concerning the
condition OF a business and its
financial relations with others.
or the ancient forms OF bookkeep.
ing. practically nothing is known.
The earliest forms OF the modern
system originated with tho Italian
traders Of the 14th century. The
first known treatise on bookkeeping
was published by Luca Pacioli, in
1894.
II is interesting to note that the
double entry system OF bookkeeping
was perfected long before the more
simple single entry system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
FOREIGN SECURITIES
SOLD IN UNITED STATES

Foreign government financing in
this country last year amounted TO
ssso.5e5.oO0. an increase Of sI3s. 5ss,.
oos over that OF 1921 and Of ;7l,.
$4,000 over 1920.
The gains were with South
American countries, government
loans totalIng $4,000, 900 and those
10 corporations. $4,000. 900. Another
significant item was that sl1o.75s..
600 advanced to Australia and the
Dutch East Indies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
BOOT AND
SHOE EXPORTS

Arthur Il. Butman. chief OF the
shoe and leather manufactures d.
vision. department OF commerce.
states that the year 1874 starts out
with an encouraging Increase In
the volume Of leather boots and
shoes.
The January. 1923. statistics show
207.ssI pairs OF mems leather boots
and shoes were exported by the
United States. quantity which ex.
ceeded the expectation OF similar
goods In any month Of 1922. al
tho closely Appropriated by ship.
mcnts made during the month OF
October. November and December.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
Seattle Men VIII
Attend Convention

NEW ORLEANS. In. March a.
The following Seattle delegates have
registered for the Tenth Annual Ma
,ional Foreign Trade convention to
be held May :, 3. 4: William Pigott.
OF the Pacific Coast steel Co. and
Pacific Car 6 Foundry Co, and Mr..
Clancy NJ. Lewis. secretary Manu-
facturcrs' Association OF Washing
ton.
These are among approximately
1000 delegates expected TO attend the
convention. all OF whom will be in
vited to attend the ceremonies incl
dent to the opening OF the Industrial
canal connecting the Mississippi river
and Lake Pontchartrain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24

Standard OIL OF New Jersey an.
nounoed today the closing OF n
transaction whereby Maryland OIL
has sold six million barrels OF crude
oil 10 Carter oil, n subsidiary OF
STANDARD oil OF New Jersey. for
delivery 10 tho Usage field: also
two million barrels OF gasoline,
which was sold TO tho Standard
on OF New Jersey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
Airpldne
VieUs
CHECK UP
ON YOURSELF

''one often hears that the North.
west does not support its indus.
tries and in fact prefers TO buy
goods manufactured ELSEWHERE
says Suds & Bubbles. Don't you
believe II. There are few business
men these days who do not realize
that a dollar spent for locally.made
products travels around in a circle
and eventually comes back 70 them.
whereas the dollar spent outside"
takes wings and enriches some other
community instead OF ours"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
THE WORLDS
FINANCIAL CENTER

On the point OF London of New
York supremacy as world financ.
Ing center. New York held it's lead
over the former in 1922. as It has
for the past four years: but London
Rotations were f57S,s75. 500, the lar.
gest in any yearly period with the
exception of war financing from
1916 to 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
NeW York Stock Market
wAIL srRrrr IornNAI. r1NANc1A1. nr.v1

WALL STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
e market In the early dealings sim under the Influence
heavy
toh as did baldwin.
opening BALDWIN Republic
= ~.
"a A. 60 sansdisp rseine u.s. siadsbaTst iss. on
sA OFF s Baltimore Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24

Fighting is raging at points IN Europe and Asia.
Lithuanians and Poles engaged IN border dispute ~;
IN Ireland ca the Free State continues its fight IN
sgens French nrason of the Rhr (3) is characterized
by Increased poence Arabs hare risen against their Italian
rulers in Trpoh d. Turkey 90 has rejected the Lausanne
treaty and is readV TO gh Nationalist riots hare broken
ont IN many parts of Egvpt (6) and China az stH rent
bv Internal discussions and tho pdc,ing Of bandit
lordy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
Chicago Board of Trade
Friday. ouotatisns
Denver Live Stock

Fridays Quotations
Cattle Receipts. 500. Market steady
Steers. J7asTs. cows and heifsru. q, 80
g.: ntoeksrs and feeders. IS seuH.
calves ftt09i260
Hog.-R Receipts, z.te0 Marie, steady.
Toe higher. Top. $50. bulk. iT-s9Gs.
sheep-Receipts, $500. Market steady
lambs, ii7.S09i1.7s. ewes titoaas
feeders, fi30t4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March 9z.--ForelEn sr-
change opened lover Demand sterling.
hssi francs. je.osbtis lire. io0is7
marks, 2o.s5s TO tho dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
Horses Attacked
With Influenza

COCKERMOuTH. Eng, March "a
"A vlrulent form OF influenza II,
raging among the horses in this dis
trict. and many valuable animals
have died
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24

Excavation has been begun on the
northwest corner OF Fourth ave. and
Columbia 81 Tor what viii eventual.
ly be an eight.story office building.
Foundations win be laid for the com.
pleto structure. OF which tho ground
and meEEanine floors viii be erected
at once.
The building VIII house stores on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
French to Have a
Rent Case Court

PARIS March 4.--After long
campaign French tenants have won
their fight 10 have court created
10 hear rent cagos,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
VEGETABLES

ArtIshaks. Per dss. .......... i7t
ne~fs@Loeai. per saek ..s...s g te1s.to
nrussels sprouis-fsr N. ..s.4 $50 ~
Cabbage cal. per ib.ss.ss.. ,ots. % "
CaTrots-imp.. dos. bunehss o.. -
CauiifIowsr- ............ if8|
Cslsry Gal. per erats 30
Cuenmhrrs -Cail hofhgusf. dos. $50
GaFile-issf ~ ss.fsrt..ssss.s 80
Lettuce Imp. per case ... 800
Onions Gal. brown ....srsss .tbNtfl
Parsley Lee. "a. ira, lunches, 40 -
Pepper. ~. .st4s.ss-..... sftu 80
Potatoes local. white. ton 10 600 it %
Yakima Gems. fncY. graded 20 eco $3.50
Sweets. per ~. frs.frttrrsast %.
Nadishs. Local. dos. bunrhss 20
HutabaRas= Fer sack ...s...ss.t bo0i.7G
hplnarh-Fsr cfatss...s4...s.. 500
squash haftishvad. per ~. 90. .9tA
Tanates. ArS. log. rvpaek .itsg1ee
burnips-cai.. daH punches .... .tt0 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH ISLAND. March as A.
NJ Barometer falling; rain. wind south
IL miles an hour. Passed out, str Whit.
nsy Olson. at n. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealer,
In shign,r.


bnii~r--wssh. creamery. tricks .,t
Wash. creamery. cubes .. 20
Flyers and Hoastrr~--t.ivs. ~. -
tspSns--Live, faf. ~. ...... N
lters - MS and Up . II
Medium, live. "a 30 81 iSs. .tt
Live. iiSht. 90 81 rs. 400. IL
Fancy dry picked , eeets above
live.
tieess--LlVs. Eat. 9 20 10 ros q. IL
Fancy dressed s-t..s.s.s... 20
belgian Harr.--t fh,. and up. 10
Turkeys Fancy d. D. t.is fba. ~
Itoostsss-oid. live. per n. 80. 10
Hars--
Choies liEht ...,........... ~
Heavy. fancy ............... .tt9 10
veal
Fancy. High, ............ $50 is
Medium. iiEht ........... lee Il
Fancy, heavy. ibo.sss ms ,ete "a
Ned, heavy. 10000 lbs. .,. .o7C %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24

Bulsarnns' rcpnrations payment
fixed ut bbo,ooo,oOo gold morlss, dis.
tributcd over oo.ycar period
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24

Ford buys 10000 acres OF coal
lands In kentucky, bringing his coal
lands Investments since last fall TO
about 100000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-24
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
days Quotations

SuEar-ateady; raw. t7.atQ7.ff: refined
easier: graduated. tsTBaao0
Coffee-No. Rio. spot. igs, giso N. /.
No. Santos. i5h 0fBGe ID,