davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-05-26
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1923.

bell county 14sth veterans at a Inv.
con given by the American Ier+as
General Sinclair was the snon,.,
guest at the weekly luncheon OF 10
Lions club Friday. Nv
, 1923-05-26

An opal nrade by fusfng silica v,,s
ether is said to be even morn love-,
in its changing huss than the nIn.
stone. '
, 1923-05-26
Plan New Viaduct

KI5MNSERER, Wyo., Nay 25.-En-
gineer p. l.. Drew. OF the Oregon
Short hne, made a special trip to
, 1923-05-26

For fifty thousand years
men have always blamed
women and been blessed
by them. See ADAMS
RIB" ETC.
, 1923-05-26
ONE YEAR C TODAY

The bill creating the Federal Mar
cotic board was signed by
President Harding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
SPOKANE Eco
men ORGANIZE
Association to Affiliate With
Seattle Group

SPOKANE. Oct. 23.--At an organ.
ization meeting OF the Farmers
Union Egg and Poultry association.
II was decided that the association
open for business on November l..
Several buildings are under consld.
Grafton for headquarters. The busI.
ness office will be at the New Mad.
ison hotel until November /.
The meeting was attended bv
poultry raisehs from Spokane and
adjoining counties. The contract Is
drawn on the basis OF $4,000 hers.
two.thlrds Of which number arc
signed up, according 70 u. r. Mitch.
ell, director Of the association. Tho
association viii affiliato with Pacific
Coast Poultry association, OF Seattle.
d. y. Mitchell. of Spokane, was
elected temporary president and
general manager OF tho Farmers
Union Egg and Poultry association;
a. G. whistler, Spokane, secretary.
treasurer, and members Of the board
are o. o. Groh, Charleston; Fred
poyn' chrlRield; g. II. Cross, Green.
acres; a. w. Anderson, Spokane.
ana j. @. Adams, state president Of
the Farmers union.
Another meeting will bo held
about December /, 10 elect permn.
nent officers and members Of the
board OF directors, who will gorvo
for one year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
JOINS FIGHT ON
BRANCH BANKS
Admits Federal Government
in Court Argument

WASHINGTON. Oct s&-The
supreme court today granted the
petition or tho United States TO
take part In tho re-arsument OF
the appeal OF the First National
bank OF St Louis from the deels-
sion OF the supreme court OF Mis-
souri, restraining It from tho es-
Enlistment and conduct OF branch
banks
Tho Intervention OF tho govern
ment throws open the case 10 gen.
eral decision on tho authority Of
national banks 90 Indulge In
branch banking. both in states hRy-
ing statutes forbiddlng it and In
states permitting IL
Tho case will DO re-Rrgued Nov
emhor L. Aside from the 81.
Louis hank and the state OF Mis-
souri,. the original parties 20 the
action. IS states and the United
States government win participate
in the re-argumcnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
fessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Tsrrninai--P PIER H.-E,r Toko.
hama Maru. sehr Tampa.
Pier t0-str Eisrsgad
Union OIL Co.'S Terminal Powership
Ruby.
Bell Street TerruiuAi-u. q +. II. T.
Heather. u. 8. q, @. Haidh. snohornIsh,
Grand Trunk Pacific TsrminAl---atr
Admiral watson.
Pier if-str Achilles.
Pier il-B-ssr OwsEo.
Pier 7--Aosorshlp Anvil.
Pier Str sgJerssyco.
Pier str Paul Luckenbaeh
Pier B--Str Curacao.
Pier p-str n, r. Alexander
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers-u. s. L. s.
swiftsurc.
U. g. Shipping Hoard aoorinRs-str West
Himrod. str Anna r. Morse.
Connecticut Street Termlnal--U. q. s.
Albers Bros. Milling Tsrrninai--s,r
Northinnd.
standard oil Co.'S Terminhi--s,r III So.
gundo. aM
stacy street TerminAl--str virEinian.
Centennial Miil--Motorship Afrika.
Lander Street Termlnal-Btr Alaskan.
cordovA
Milwaukee ocean Tsrminai--str Gray.
Hanford Street Terminai--str Albion
Star.
spokane Street sfotorship Ore
chtut1k, str NictberOy.
East Waterway Dock and Warehouse
Ctr Arizona Maru
Todd Dry Docks-U. q. y. Pioneer. str
Nobesna. str Jofou. ctr Jefferson.
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co..
Str. Patterson.
Ames Terminal company-s Str Jacox. str
Indiana. schr Lotto Bennett.
West Seattle EiovRtor--str Yojin Maru
Heffsrnan's Dry Dock--str Rainier. ctr
skaRwHy. str Yacht San Wan.
west Seattle Training stauon-Eagio
No. Ga.
Buoy No. rs. e. Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Japan Is Planning for
Seven Years Activity
All Lines of Industry Will Find
Increased Demand for Goods

nuentIal firms AFRO finding II dlfh.
cult 10 negotiate large loans. Largo
American and japanese firms are
having no difficulty in securing
their regular limo OF credit. Tho
usual discount rate is one-eighth OF
/ per cent Foreign exchange re.
mains steady. ana II IS probable that
specie held abroad will be used II
any weakness develops.
Tho production Of cotton yarn
during September amounted 10 49,
900 bales. compared with 1872, 200
bales during July OF this year II
Ia reported that the cotton yarn
industry as a whole has been benc.
fitted BY tho earthquake since It
tended 20 eliminate the surplus
spindics and cut down surplus
stocks.
Tho total ntocks OF raw cotton
AZ Osaka and Kobo on September
10 amounted 20 10000 bales. OF
which $4,000 bales were American
cotton. This compares very favor.
ably with tho 100000 bales Of raw
cotton on hand NJ tho ports OF
Kobe. oaaka and Yokohama at tho
end OF July. considering the de-
creased spindleage. Stocks Of cot.
ton yarn on hand at tho end OF
September amounted 10 10000 bales.
Al result OF tho heavy demand
for shipping In transporting recon.
struction materials. charter rates
have advanced considerably,
especially on lumber shipments.
Yokohama Il now handling import
and export cargo in considerable
quantities and II Is expected that
Il win resume It's Importance as q
shipping port Wages are ndYanc.
Ing in anticipation OF heavy de.
mands for labor during tho recon.
Htruciion period.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Foreign Securities

Mondays Quotations
Furnished by I.ogsn q firysn
$40 Second Ave, Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
CUDAHY BRANCH
PLANT OPENED
Eastern Officials Come to
Attend Celebration

Music. dancing and refreshments
featured the opening OF tho newly
remodelled the plant OF tho cudahy
Packing Co. at 2i2 Jackson st. Mon.
day. Several Eastern officials OF
the company were present for tho
occasion. and many visitors were
entertained.
''we have placed lot OF conf.
dence in Seattle" Carl Fowler.
branch house manager. declared.
I'VE believe in It's future. and this
belief has led us TO make extensive
improvements in our plant. We
have put In new coolers. cookers,
Offices and many other things 20
enable US TO take better car OF the
growing business that Is already
here
Among the officials present were:
Carl Fowler. branch house manager
OF Chicago. A. II. Ruff. superintend.
ent OF construction OF all branch
houses; II. J. Thorne. district pro.
duce manager OF the Pacific houses:
Tom Kennedy. branch manager OF
Portland. and II. 3. Sterling. dis
trict auditor OF Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Financial Flashes
From James Macfarlano s. Co.
Bill Second Ave.

Estimates place American locomo.
tive earnings for 1923 at ;22 share.
Orders for electrical equip
ment from Japan approximating
sl,5oo.000 received by the Gen.
eral Electric Co.
Stewart Warner quarter, ended
September 30. net, after taxes, 81.
6os.s43, or $3.50 a share. agains;
s1.s55544. or $40 in quarter Of 1922.
Freight traffic record first
months Of 1923 totaled 3oi, 2s7 900
net ton miles, Sc per cent above
record Of 1920.
Some opinions OF brokers carried
IN the weekend news favored high.
er levels for the coming week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
REPORTS SHOW :
VARIED OUTPUT
Fir and Cement Gain Over
Previous Production

WASHINGTON. oct. zs.-Esr,x
reports on September business. 70
ceiyed by the bureau or tho census
department Of commerce. generally
show a slight decline IA productive
activity from th9 August mark. but
with the level still above September
1922. Merchant pig iron production
at 1850 long tons compares with
JO0.i22 IN August and 220.ss IN Sen
tembcr, 1929.
The number OF active cotton suln-
dies increased from 53.7os 900 In
August 70 33.950.OOO in September
and compares with 53.5lG. 900 In Sep
TENDER. 1922.
The cut Of Douglas fir Increased
over August this year and geptern-
Der. 1922, while northern pine de-
clincd from August, but shows an
increase over September. 1922. =
Production Of Portland cement
creased from l2.s67.00O barrels IN
August 70 i5.fO9.0 900 barrels in Sep
TENDER and compares with 1i,i240Oo
TOT september, 1877.
Untitled orders OF the United States
Steel corporation at 100000 long
tons compare with 5.5i5 900 for last
month and $4,000 a year ago. In
filled orders for oak flooring in.
creased from 1885,. 900 board feet in
August 20 52.s7s.O0O board feet in
September. and compare with s5-
s57 900 board feet IN September, 1922.
Total sales Of life Insurance de-
clined from $3.50, 100000 for last
month 20 ;544.s2s.oOo for September
ana compares with 3452,s5i 900 last
year.
Bank clearings and debts 10 inoi-
vidual accounts Increased from Aug
ust. but are below September last
year. Prices OF cotton yarns and
print cloth Increased from last month
and a year ego, as did tin and lead
Tho price OF crude petroleum de-
ellned. but remains above the Sep
TENDER, 1922, quotation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
GRAIN PRICES
CLOSED WEAK

CHICAGO. Oct. 2?.--GrAin prices
closed weak and lower on tho Chi
cage board OF trade today. Recover
Ing from tho low mark OF the day.
wheat scored n sharp advance with
good class or local buying az the
close.
Most OF tho buying was psrtioi-
patsd IN by shorts and tho rally
failed 60 recover tho early losses.
Altho corn made gains from the
days low, further advances we're
made impossIbls by tho weak aAm-
Pile market buyers IN the cash roc
ton wors backing away because OF
tho high prices prevailing.
oats rallied and then dropped
back az tho close on account Of
heavy stocks and poor demand
Good demand offset bsarish news
In tho provisions trade and prices
closed slightly higher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Public Markets
wEsTLAKE

Stalls st-ss-sT Hills bulk coffee. ssc:
Ghirardollfs chocolate. In. 2sc. MS
Tsc; 6 PIG. white Naptha soap. CSC; pit
Del Monte cstsup. aac. Stalls Si-ss.
homeless smelts. ssc; fresh shrimp meat.
soc NJ; fresh salmon. ioc, i5c and use;
halihu; checks, aoc. Stalls s-s. Nut mar
rarinc, > lbs. 45o; small pullet eggs. SEC
Stalls R-l5-is. sweet corn. for CSC,
fer zoe; tomatoes, ioc ~: grapes Ma
iagas, Concords. seediess. lee 10: Sickle
pears, Toe, lbs. CSC; crab apples. ioA,
iso; ounces. Ice H.: Alaska rutabagas(
&c 10; Florida grape fruit, 15c eschI
Stall ~. ToRgarden strawberry aud rasp-]
berry preserves. s3c 10; pure fruit jam
and Jelly, eoo n. Stall lo2. Nut mar
garIne. csc. lbs. 45e: ms gloss or
corn starch. csc. lbs. black figs. sso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Best Lock Employees
to Be Entertained

Best Universal Lock Co. statesmen
and number OF business and pro.
feasional men and their wives Will
DO guests at tho first annual sales.
mems banquet 10 DO given by tho
company Tuesday night az tho Hotel
GowInan.
The speaker OF the evening win be
Rev. J. Ralph Magee. George II.
Lewis VIII act as postmaster. and
others on tho program arc Frank z.
Best, president: Charles II. Shields,
secretary and sales manager. W. r.
FarnT~orih and J. Leonard Smith.
Lillian schocnbcrg Oates VIII sing
Scotch ballads. accompanied by Mrs.
Francis Williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Douglas Leaves for
Business Trip East

]. i. Douglas, manager OF the
Metropolitan Building Co. left Tues
day morning for business trip
thru the East. He win attend the
Northern Conference of Building
Owners and Managers at Duluth.
from the 25th 10 the 27th OF this
month. then going to Chicago for
a conference OF building owners an
managers there. ~
While In New York Afr. Dougiak
has been asked TO give an illus
trated talk before the New York
association on the development OF
the Metropolitan Building Co. In
New York Mr.. Douglas will meet
the other executives of the COM
pany who are in the East in the
interests of the new medical build.
Ing. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Foreign Trade
TRADE TERMS
WATERED sTocK

"Watered stock" is stock issued
In an amount greater than the real
value Of the assets owned or ac-
quired at the time OF issue. Pro.
motors are often successful in float
ing watered stock by exaggerating
the real value OF the assets: or by
oyercstimating prospective earnings.
IT should be emphasized that capt
talization being greater than assets
does not indicate stock watering
unless the excessive capitalization
was issued when the assets were
acquired. Subsequent overcapltal-
ization might rsult from losses or
depreciation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
HAS MIG FUTURE
IN WASHINGTON

From what has been said Il can
DO been that Washington Il Ideally
adapted for tho development or a
tls cement industry. II has tho
three big requirements. deposits,
coal and power Practically every.
thing that goes into tho manufac,
turo OF cement IA produced In tho
state OF Washington or tho Paeine
Northwest.
As tho Htate end tho district
builds. tho cement Industry "
bound 70 build the substantial foun.
dalton u has already laid. And
as Il grows. Il win carry mauy
other ndustriey with it.
What stimulus tho japanese dis.
REter win give 20 tho industry in
Washington remains 90 bo ssen
Early Rdviees state that reinforced
concrete buildings hayo stood tho
test OF earthquakes. and moro vtii
probably be built IN tho future.
while Jnran has healthy cement
Industry OF her own. Il ~ quite
probable that tho mills Of Wash,
inEton viii bs called upon 20 help
out, when tho umo comes for the
big work OF reconstruction that f.
now being planned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
CITY LIGHT ADS
BRING RESULTS

Supt- ]. ID. Ross asked tho city
council Monday for an additional
$1,000 to carry on the newspaper
advertising for the city light Depart.
ment. He declared that tho aaver.
Using the department had been
carrying In the papers the past few
months had been highly successful.
His request was referred to the city
utilities and finance committees.
In the 1924 budget. the council
allowed $4,000 for light department,
advertising for tho year. tho money
TO como from the earnings OF tho
plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Arrivals and Departures

Arriyrd--oet. zs.--u n. G. q. Explorer
from juneau and southeastern Alaska. az
noon. str sudbury from uaisimers sia
New York. balboa. fos Angeles. San
francisco and Portland. AZ noon oct
s1.--str psprrs from Valparaiso VIA Cal.
lao. Los Angeles. san Francisco hnd Ia
coma. a. 1;Es p. rs. str Emldio from
san Franeisoo ~ p. nj u T. g. o.
snoh9mish from Sound trip a. ans .. m
s4llied--oct. zs.--sts Orinpeo for Nav
via Evsrett. Port Angeles. Han Francis
GO, Los Angeles ard balboa. AZ $40 D.
IA. President Mckinley Tor Tacoma 81
.. M. str Admiral Dewey for Los
Angeles via San Franchise. az 9 .. m.
str Yokohama Msru fgr Tacoma. AZ $40
p. m. str West csdroa for Shanghai via
vancouver. Yokohama. Kobe and Osaka
a, 1870 2. m. str wapamA for Tacoma
a. p m; ctr Tstourhs for southwest.
srn via southeastern Aiaska. az ?. m.
afr CITY Of spokans for Tacoma. az 1876
a ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Railways Continue
to Buy Equipment

NEW YORK. oct 23.-The Ran.
way Ago continues TO recount the
excellent demand mads by railways
for new freight cara and supplies.
another hopeful faeor In the steel
situation. Chicago Alton has pur.
chased $50 composite gondoIas and
go car bodies. Southern Pacific
has placed an order for is dump
carr. and Mexican Pete has swelled
the untitled business OF the Amerl.
can Car and Foundry Co. with an
order for 100 tank cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
TELLS
ABOUT RUSSIA

Recognition Of the soviet govern
ment IL the ono thing that Rus
slams want from America. Tracy
Strong told the Lions" club at their
meeting Monday. Strong WAS in
Russia last year. and is on hiE>
way 20 Geneva for three year
work with the world alliance Of
international committees OF the 7.
NJ. c. A.
Strong told OF his conversation
with Charles steinmetz. the cleo
trical wizard. who pointed out that
there WIS no danger 20 America
in recognition OF the Russian gov
eminent because the two Ideals
were opposed: tho ono attempting
national advancement thru the
group. and tho other thru giving
full play TO the Individual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Meetings

Important business is to come up
at the meeting Tuesday night at 8
o'clock Of the Meat Cutters union.
local 81. All members are urged to
be present.
1t will be Chamber Of Commerce"
day at the meeting Of the Klwanls
club Wednesday noon at tho Hotel
Gowman. The program will be in
the hands of the Chamber Of Com.
merce, and the chambers glee club
viii supply the music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23

|IONN
I'D
for NIL
W.
Z
X DIEGoy
n uargareu
T. Geored
|oUsd In -
~" III
|unty onicV
\ cause OF Il
Irvtood N
Iened Il
4. schlck.
ttr. has y
i last I'm
4 has she 4
<ernission
4 sax
/ 4
IN DIEGo1
r.s,tle I'D
..~n The h
IL wIsslon1
L. days al
sorge J.. SCI
IA which
<,s body n|
seees and 4
bed today.
powered IN
b. canyon1
{y evidence
" human 4
4 Charred /
Sed out as1
Inside wasl
/
| tones ard
{w,tb thosd
kUark ia
4 ,be kettI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Foreign Money Status
Copper Prices Drop
in New York Market

NEW YORK, Oct. ga rcduc.
ton OF 8 TO 10 points has been made
In quotations on copper for export,
and prices prevailing now are 1855
to 12.9o cents pound, Z. n. g., New
York harbor, and 1906 to 1910 G. 4.
T. London or Hamburg. Some small
sales have been made at lower
prices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Business Reasons"
Prevent Oil Bids

WASHINGTON. Oct. .3.-Former
Secretary OF the Interior FAN did
not call for competitive bids in the
leasing OF the Teapot Dome naval
oil reserve to the Sinclair on in
terests because Of business rca-
sons" he told the senate inyestigat-
ing committee today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
BUSINESS-Fmance Produce Agriculture Shipping Real Estate Building
NelD York Stock Market
WI. HrnEET JouIlNAL rINANcIAL nEVIEW


affecting tho conditions mostly
ofabe but prices IN mo general st e toes continued under mo
Some further recession took place United states Rubber american
tho fractional tho market showed steady
iNS tsA or III htudeheker sea- go ~ BALDWIN l on ~ Dupont
1864 of ~ bt Paul ~ of ~ sinclair lb ponnsyyana ~ UP ~
A@s5sSS cqg IN o AT1riesG wqoiSp III or IF
NoIlhon Iacnc. blaai D. y o.. 90. on ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Alaska Vessels

Seward. Oct si--aaiisd-B,r Alaska
southbousd. az .. N.
FaiGsz. Oct. z.--Baiisd----.ltr AiaHha.
souihbouHd. a. $50 o. IA.
juneau. Oct a2--saiisd-atr Princess
Mary. southbound. a. .. m.
Ksiehiksn. Oct. ss--Str Admiral Rox-
ers, southhound. 80 ,. IN. F. str Nl=nsaa.
northeound. AZ 1886 ,. nj afr North
western. aouthbound. AZ A. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
THEY EVEN USE
WASHINGTON BRICKS

The cement rails even use Wash.
ington brick. The kilns are lined
with fire brick. and 10000 OF these
were used In Washington in 1922
for refining alone. Replacement Is
not confined 10 brick. for In 1922
10000 feet Of betting were worn out
and replaced.
In the manufacture OF cement,
the Washington mills used 600. 900
pounds Of grease and lubrIcating
oils in 1922. and 100000 pounds OF
explosives. Gypsum. another North.
west product which. tho II Is manu-.
featured in Washington is mined
chiefly in British Columbia, IS used
to grind with the ''klinker" 70 tho
extent Of 10000 tons n year.
There are some interesting facts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23

NEW roRK. Oct 18th. foreign err
change market closed loser stsTiiaE. de-
faAnd. ftttk cables. ftAth. OF ~!
francs. demand. ie.os7sb! cables. .so.eEte.
off i9.eoo1. lire. demand. fa.ettt1. of
80 epttA cables. te.eits. eff -. oboti. I:
Belgian francs. demand, te,etps. cables.
% ottsH. of ieenitl, usrkn. $1,000
eae.eee 90 the dollar. OF sj.tte. o9e. 600
nav low recBrd1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Building Permits

Bon Murehc. iiOi.a5 Second ave. O. NJ
dept store addition, $1,000.
q, q. lInlvcraon, AM Crnbnm. frnmo
residence, asX2i, $500.
Sam Batter ssas W GGth frame real.
dana.> ius2l $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
San Francisco Produce

n1tfrrN-EH,rAs -. soc. prime ftrs,s. ID,
zee. flrs,s. 10. stsss
EEKs-E rifAs dos. ste! sutra pallets
Cos. tfsi uuasrrlasd pallets. dos gsc.
chsese--csiifernia. fIau. faney. IL. 5tna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Westinghouse Mills
Form Important Industry
Use Northwest Products for Every
thing but Cotton Sacks

about cement For instance. In
every cubic inch OF Portland co.
ment. there arc fourteen billion
PARTICLES. This Is not guess the
count has been verified by means
OF specially eontrivod sleeves con.
atrueted with 10000 openings 20
tho square inoh-moro closely woven
than a high grade OF silk.
Another interesting fact IA Wash.
ington Is that tho manufacture or
cement requires big supply OF
power. on tho census bureaus
figures, only two manufactured
products call for moro power per
dollar OF selling price than does
cement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

N@nday's Quotatians
NaEnr--hissdf. ran. iasss refined,
steady. ErAnuiaisa. ffttasfe.
Ceffse--So, Z Atas. 10. ii.e. No. 4 Bsa-
toe. Ith oit.s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Portland Produce

iiutters-Lh.. t.cttc.
EFEs-nuyinr price. don. Nctf sell.
tnE pFica. dos. ~ osta
chsese--i.a, asB 1ate.
iIsus-i.s.. itUsfe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
Foreign Exchange

NEW ToHiS. Oct. i;.--rorsiEn or.
change opened lover. atsFiiaE demand.
ittei francs. ie.pit1b, lire. 20 ottTh
oss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-23
SEATTLE MARKETS
VEGETABLES
Prices faid Wholesale ueairr.

trhs prices given arc those made to re-
isli dealers BY wholesalers. With few
seasonal exceptions prices 20 producers
can be figured BY dcduciinE tho cost Of
transportation 10 Seattle and appfoxi-
selling cnFtl