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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
TACOMA GETS
BIG PORT GAIN

TACOMA. July i7.--Taoomh's ma
rino business for the month Of June
exceeded that Of any previous month
in the history OF The city al a port.
This was revealed yesterday 10 the
monthly rrpoT; Of ". q. Rowland,
hagbormssier Of thc port OF Tacoma
During ihr month tho port received
tho largest number Of deep rss ar.
rivals. aEgrognting The creates, ton
mage. on record.
Deep sea vessels numbering ilT,
ARgrrentinR 57o.isl tons. arrived IN
Tacoma during tho month. Hnrbor'
master Ilowiandu report indicated.
In June. 1889. only " such vessels
put luto por; here. with a tonnage
OF only sT.sos tons This years rec.
ord IL an increase OF "a vessels and
nearly 50 per cent In tonnage.
Local and ferry arrivals numbered
i.osi. with a total tonnage o, I9t.s9i
The total arrivals for the month.
both deep sea and local. amounted 20
i.tss. a tonnage Of sss.o7s Deep sea
departures wrro $40. with n tonnage
OF sss.s6z. Local departures mum.
befcd i.osi. with tho safno tonnage
as tho arrivals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
PRODUCTION OF
LUMBER DROPS
Holiday Week Brings Output
Below Normal Level

One hundred and twenty-ons mills
reporting 20 West Coast Lumber.
mems association for the week end
lng July 9TH. manufactured 5f.ssl,-
GIG feet OF lumber: sold s9.ose.soS
feet; and shipped s7.s2o.sos feet.
Production for reporting mills
was "a per cent below normal. New
business was &c per cent above pro.
ductlon. Shipments were per
cent below new business.
Forty-nve per cent Of all new
business taken during the week was
for future water delivery. This
amounted 70 sl.os4.si5 feet, OF
which 2i.s2s.s13 feet was for do
nestle cargo delivery: and e.5s7.so2
feet export. New business by rail
amounted 70 1,132 cars.
Forty-ninc per cent OF the weeks
lumber shipments moved by water.
This amounted to s..so5.si3 feet,
OF which 2o.iIs.i7s feet moved
coastw1se and intercoastal; and L..
ess.435 feet overseas. Rail ship
ments totaied i.o25 cars.
Local auto and team deliveries
totaled s.o65 1913 feet
Untitled domestic cargo orders
total 1se.iss.i7o feet. Unified ex.
port orders. eo.s5T,9ia feet. I'm
filled rail trade orders. 5.sse. cars.
In the first 81 weeks OF the year.
production reported to West Coast
Lumbermen's association has been
6is.so1.163 feet: new business
2.7io.5s5.s5i feet. and shipments,
2.9is.sso.olo feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
NEW CALLS
FOR BIDS

The following new calls for bids
on Northwest construction work and
improvements were reported
"wednesday by c. b. White. Seattle
manager OF tho National Surety
company;
state Highway Commission. olyrl.
pla, bids 10 a. m, July 81. grading
and surfaclng COS miles Olympic
highway. Grays Harbor county. re.
Enforced concrete bridge over Lewis
river. paeifs county: grading and
surfacing AS miles North Bank
highway. Eknmania county; grad
ing and surfacing 2.25 miles North
Bank highway. Skamania highway:
reinforced concrete bridge over Al.
powa creek. Inland Empire high.
way. Garfield county; .72.mile paw
ing. Pacific highway. Lewis county.
City council, Spokane. bids July
10. construction sewer. Stevens st.
curbing Pacific ave.
County commissioners, King coun-
~. bids 10 a. m. July 30. paving T..
esth st. permanent highway No. 80.
w. J. Bardcn. colonel engineer. U.
s. army. Burke. bldg Seattle. bids
Il m. Augrst 9. dredging Lake
washington ship canal.
County commissioners. Multno.
NAH county. Portland. Ore. bids 10
p. m. July i6. clearing and grad
Ing THOMPSON road
Ira T. Wolfe. architect, vancou.
yer. bids $50 p. m. July II. con.
siruction high school. Union high
school district No. j. onalaska.
c. u, Bagley, board OF public
works. Seattle. bids 10 n m. July
20. n. 10th 81. sewers and water
mains. 65rd ave. s. w, paving and
sawer reconstruction.
Board OF regents. State College OF
Washington. Pullman, bids July II.
construction two.story brick or tile
poultry building. Western Washing
ton Experiment Station. Puyailup.
City comptroller, Bellingham.
bids July le. Improvement I St. II
ST.. and Donovan ave.
County commissioners. Lewis
county. chehaiis. bids July Fl. con.
s;ruotlon bridge over Nisqually riv.
er near Ashford.
County commissioners, cowlitz
county. Kclso. bids July 10. con.
s,rucilon new bridge over Hatchery
creek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Financial Flashes
From James Maefariane a Co
sli Second Ave.

Twenty Industrial stocks averaged
ss.4s. decline 81; 20 railroad stocks
average 7s.ss. a decline Of "a.
+. l.. Doheny announces Pan.
American new refinery al Los An.
seles harbor, with daily capacity Of
1900 barrels crude oil. win be ready
for operation August !. Ultimately
the capacity will be $1,000 barrels
daily.
Continental Can declared 81 quar-.
terly dividend on the common stock.
payable. August IS. to stock Of record
August 4, as recommended By the
committee This is an increase Of
the annual rate Of from 50 to 81 on
the common.
Great Northern railroad, for
the year ending December 81,
last, net. after taxes and charges,
Sf0. 865 ,6ss. or S4.35 share;
against S2s,i69. 9s2. or si1.i0
share. in preceding year
Sinclair Consolidated declared reg.
uiar dividend
r. w. Woolworth declared regu.
lar quarterly per cent dividend on
their common stock. payable septem.
Der /, 10 stock OF record August 10.
American Federation Of Labor
launches drive to unionIze 49,
900 steel workers for the estab-
lishment Of the eight-hour day.
international Nickel declared quar-.
terry III per cent preferred dividend.
Pig iron in Chicago was quoted at
from SIS TO $50 with further decline
expected in many quarters
Schulz stores sales for six months,
ended June 30. increase Is per cent.
The steel tonnage figures were
altogether unexpected, showing
as they did $685., s6l tons un.
filled at the end OF June. last
year the figures we've $685.
London bar silver, 30&.
The American Telephone & Teie.
graph Co. shows net operating in.
come first five months S13.42T.554,
against s11,22s.459 in the CORE.
spending period OF 1922.
London cable says France has
moved to avert rupture Of the en-.
tente over the PREPARATION question.
II Is reported that a. She confer.
cnce between curzon and the French
Ambassador that France offered to
recede from it's present stand IL It
could do 30 without LOGS OF prestige.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Covo Terminai--Pier 4i-Str Shd-
zuoka Maru. str President jackson.
American Can Goa Torminni-Str Jeffer-
con.
Ben street Terminai-U. & I. II. t.
Heather.
GRIND TRUNK Pacific Terminal-str Ad.
miral Rogers.
Pier it-str j. l.. Luekenbaeh.
Pier il-n--str owcgo.
Pier Str Odunn
Pier str Walter A, Luckenbach.
Pier A--Str Admiral sohree.
Pier Motorahip Challnmba, ctr Ad-
mirnl Nicholson
Pier D--Str Admiral RodmRn.
Union Pacific Tcrmnal---Str MAIZENA,
u. 4. Shipping board Moorings-Str Anna
10. Morse.
Connecticut Street Tormlnal-str Santa
Olivia.
Atlantic street Tcrminal-sr Robin
Gray.
Aiberu Bros Milling TermInai-str Raj
nier.
Lander street Torminal-str pochum.
East waterway Dock 4 Warehouse Co..
Str Rcdondo.
Todd Drydocts- West Nlua, str west
1Hon. atr Whcatl0nd Montana, str San
In Cruz, str President Harrison,
colman crecsolc works-str Fred Bas.
ter.
rIoffornan's Drydock Gratla.
atream--U, 4. y. Seattle.
Winniow Marine RRilway--Schr Betsy
Ross, schr X. V, KruHo, barge Coault-
lam City. vhulcrs Star Nos. 4, :. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
CORN BOOSTS
GRAIN PRICES

CHICAGO July it.-Strength IN
corn brought a fractional rally In
all grain prices on the Chicago
Roard of Trade today after wheat
had led the market on a record
downturn.
Wheat provided the sensation OF
the day hy breaking 20 new low lev
els la all deliveries for the season
n rallied hack only fractionally
when corn developed strength az tho
close, The cloud % a huEr Canadian
crop and good weather over the
American wheat belt was reHponsihlc
Tor the hcarish sentiment In the
wheat pit thruout tho day Traders
were extremely heariah on ali sides
ia view 81 today'A cloarhnces az NIL
ports which showed only SO, 900
bushels ~ Whrat cleared Tor export
as against 95a. 900 bushels tho same
day last year. Hradatroeta world
Visible supply showed a decrease OF
t0.s1a 600 bushels Ia wheat
Corn prices hit strong rally just
before the close. due 20 higher cash
premiums az the gulf and reports
OF extreme danger % drauEht In
parts OF Oklahoma IL assumed
leadership Of tho market on tho up
turn. other grains swinging Into
line
Trading In oats was duh turnout
tho session. prices moving down
with wheat. Prices were about even
with opening figures az the close,
FroyiHions were unchanged al
higher figures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Drive Shaft Shock
Absorber Invented

A drive-shaft shock absorber for
automobiles and trucks has been IN.
vented and patented ~ y. A..
Mkkslson OF sizt L. Madison IT.
Seattle The devices IL placed on tho
drive shaft and ia purpose - 10
prevent tho stripping Of gears and
TO prulong tho Ilfo OF the car. II IL
claimed thar. with tho uao Of tho
new invention, tho clutch may be
thrown In quickly without jar or
injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
STATE To GET
RECORD CROPS
May Produce One Fourth OF
Country'S Apples

SPOKANE. July r. wash.
sngton Is In limo Tor rccord crops o,
wheat and APPLES the wheat pros.
poets showing heavy gain in the
last month. C. $. Ray. federal agri-
cultural statisiioian here. announced
today. All crops in the state were re-
ported as in very fine condition" on
July 1. Potatoes. corn. hay and pas
lures were doing well.
Estimates on July I indicate that
Washington's wheat crop will reach
Es.SSs,O0o. or approximately $1,000
600 bushels more than IN 1899. the
report shows The July estimate
also shows an increase OF more than
s..ttt.eoo bushels over the prospects
June /.
Rays report follows in part;
I'onditions were very favorable Ia
WNhington FOR winter wheat dcyel-
opuicnt during the last month. and
July the state crop averaged IS per
CENT normal as compared with % per
cent June 1,
The Washington cat crop. averag-
ing rs per cent % normal July i, Is
expected 20 amount To 9.sga 600 bush
els The Washington corn
acreage for 1888 shows an Increase
OF ~ per cent over 1885, and II
placed at 1900 acres. The crop July
l averaged SIS per cent OF normal. IN
dicating a production of 100000
bushels. against s.TtT. 900 bushels IN
1899.
washington harley averages %
Per cent OF normal This indicates n
production Of 3.es6.0oo bushels. The
1893 crop was i.sls.ooO bushels With
tame hay crops averaging % per cent
" normal and Wild hay ioi per cent.
Washington hay production Is ex-
pccted 10 amount to s.5ss.ooo tons.
The Washington potato acreage
shows a vs. per cent decrease from
last year. This gives a planting Of
$1,000 acres"
July / estimates indicate that
Washington win produce more than
one-fourth Of the commercial apple
crop IN the United States, the report
continues. The states apple crop
showed an estimated gain Of $4,000
barrels since June The CONNER.
clal apple crop Tor the whole o. the
United States is placed at Ss.0ss.poo
barrels. while washlngton's CONNER
ciai crop for 1898 - estimated al S.
$4,000 barrels New York state
comes second with an estimate of s,
$4,000 barrels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Decline Shown in
Leather Exports

The total value OF leather exports
during May. 1923. exclusive OF fin.
ished leather betting. was s3.71i. 6o2.
a decrease OF s25s,sii, as compared
with April. and decline OF si6s. 1904.
compared with March. according 70
figures compiled by the department
OF commerce.
Exports OF finished leather betting
amounted TO s4,162 pounds, valued At
sl0s.7S4. decrease OF 1889 pounds.
ny compared with April
Total imports of hides and skins
during May amounted to 6o.151, 107
pounds. valued at s13, GAS. e5s. slight
increase over April. May imports of
cattle hides and kip skins show a
slight decline. There has been an in.
crease in calf skins. kangaroos and
wallaby skins over April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Boston Wool

BOSTON. Jeiy ii--Ai,ho actual buy
ing Of woois In the msrks, continues on
small scale. Il IL ruuorsd that tho
American Woafsn Co, Win offrr their
spring 1884 lines af lightweight Eooda
and The openinE prices viii be rs 10 70
per cent higher than prices which pre-
vailed last year.
There srs a number OF mill agents In
the market locking for fine woods. and
prices eontiuus steady. In "a. West, ~
i reported Erowsrs are awaiting the new
spring goods opening. hoping that a
brisk demand viii also stimulate the de-
msnd for raw wooi IN the West.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Building Costs Are
Stable, Saws Straus

Faith in the growth and stability
OF Seattle was expressed "Wednesday
by $. J. r. Straus. OF Chicago. vice
president of S. w. Straus Co.. In.
vestment bankesr. Straus is on n
vacation trip thru the West with
his family.
THE present cost of construction
is not likely to be lowered for SOW.
eral years" he declared. land prices
Of material and labor seem TO be
fairly we'll stabilized In the building
Industry, Everything considered. this
seems to be an advantageous time
for building"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Good Business Is
Foreseen for Fall

NEW YORK, July 1e.-"Readjust.
ments in wholesale commodity prices
over the summer period" says the
Financial Review, will probably
amount to 10 or 10 per cent, which
would take us back to tho levels of
January, 1922. Stocks of manufac.
turing companies should remain at
prevailing fairly moderate levels and
retail merchandise on hand will prob.
ably be no larger than at present.
which is of extremely small volume
compared with previous active pc.
riods.
Tho most severe. but impartial.
survey of this situation would justify
the belief that retail consumption
for the fall and winter periods will
be exceptionally large and that pro.
nounced general business activity Is
inevitable"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
May Salmon Catch
Is 424,OOO Pounds

According to statistics announced
Wednesday by the burssu of fisher.
les of the department of commerce.
ois'2S4 pounds of fish. with value
OF SSe,ss5. were taken in Puget
sound and landed at Seattle during
May. Salmon made the bulk OF the
total with $4,000 pounds, valued at
S6S,ooo, and steelhead trout was
second with $4,000 pounds valued
at $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Dexter Project to
Be Discussion Topic

AT the monthly meeting OF the
Denny Hill Improvement club. Fri
day evening. in Sacred Heart hall.
Sixth ave. and Bell St. addresses
viii be made and discussions held
on the proposed Dexter ave. ex.
tension.
w. d. Perkins. Seattle banker,
will speak in opposition TO the plan
OF extending Dexter ave. over Den.
ny Hill. connecting with First ave.
at an angle. Alvin Bravender will
talk on the question rs Stoneway
Bridge Connecting With Dexter ave.
Feasible7" This IS expected TO be
one OF tho most interesting meet.
ings for property holders IN the
Denny Hill district held so far this
year and a large attendance is pre-.
dlcted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
RAILROADS BEAT ALL
RECORDS ON FREIGHT

WARRINGTON, July 12.-RaiL
roads Of the United States made
history during the week ending
June 30.
More cars were loaded with
revenue freight In that period
than In any other week In the
ihissory Of tie railroads. according
10 the american Railway associa.
ton. The total loadlngs for the
week were 1,02f.77O cars. This
exceeded by 3,23l cars the prevL
Gus chr week loading, established
In the week Of October II, 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
TESTING ASSOCIATION

FORKS. Wash. Tho local COW
testing association 10 now finishing
their fifth month Of work Members
OF this organization take samples Of
their cows' milk and weigh them, af-
ter which the creamery does the test
Ing and County Agent Holland super
vlses the calculations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
POCKET MICE

Observation-Disclosures are that
pocket mice will bo bad again this
year In the southern section of
Adams county. Crop prospects in
that section arc good and consider.
ablo poisoning is done. Ono farmer
who has 1900 acres OF wheat esti.
mates that tho poisoning will save
him ut least 1000 bushels of wheat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Building Permits
UNDER $1,000

iNhffh fisNFN
" A Maiirn. t5eB stth Il w. addition
20 residence. tTs.
n ". aehcbGm. 1888 W. tis, Altsfa-
ton 20 residence. tieo.
c y. AndFsws. asls y. uniou. addition
TO garage 1900.
\. n. cedar. siso ara y, vs.. garage.
ttsp
p. ]. Holland. Iit 9,th, garage. j:ea
Kelly q Mccartisy, iies LIST. alteration
c. l. HsrEisrod,. iiit Lowell, wreck
residence. sss.
~ 1. Rnyart. iRbs queen Anne. addition
20 residence. 1850.
II c, Gallup, s7ss ,',h & w. garage.
$50
4. MaeKlnnon. 9sW se,h q w. resi-
). y. Gsaniis,t Co. i1is w,'tlak. y.
II. >. sisInbsrg. ssii pawSon at. garage.
100
Arnold Constable. asis ws,,mOnt way.
garage. iaGo.
william Whitman. 7oss Mary N. w,
alteration TO residence, 1850,
H. r. Connolly. 7oa Garfield st, garage,
1850
Roy Davis. tass siat n. W, stable. SIS.
Coupe Dc Luxe uody Co. il1 wcs,lake
s.. alteration TO store. SIS.
~ tusnsy. 1909 7sth =, w. residence.
$500.
Lssale Art Products Co. 1885 Seattle
boulevard. repair to plant, sos.
Russell Realty Co. 57sb sth n. r.,
alteration TO residence. 5000.
II. J. Evans. sTb2 18th g., addition 60
residence. $500.
yalfonso, az GARD ave. alteration 60
residence. $50.
]. y. why. eis Maiden ave. garage.
I3o0
vaifonso. AL gard. garage. SIS
r. /. Beatiie, als aoth ave. garage. $50.
L. r. Scott. siii End W., garage, $50.
H. G. Mclaughlin Co, 300 Western. al
teration 20 plant, ia5.
James ". Webster. 2st0 25rd ~, altcra-
ton TO residence, $500.
o. Sanders, 1891 Othcllo, alteration 20
residence. 500,
Mrs. Il. c. cocn 1915 y. satin. garage,
tto0
OVER 900
Standard Oh Co, 1885 u. Marginal way,
o. 81. garage alteration, $4,000.
G, D. and y. T. Everett, 7io3 woodAido
place, frame residence, 26I7t. i2.5O0.
G, - and ". L. Everett, 7i0a woodHlde
place. frame residence, 2sS2G, 1890.
G. II, and u. L. Everett. 7i0S woodsido
place. frame residence. 26S2t, i2,70O
c. II. and u. H. Everett, 7i05 Woodaldo
place, frnmo residence. 76x2l, i2,700
AhNth'AA nAfiiAilf fHNf ANAA ~ Ne r. a
garage. 1SXis, $1,000
a. O Wooster, i55a ~ 3sth, franc resi-
dcuce. giEe2. $4,000.
rauntleroy Land Co.. p222 t6th g. w,
frnmo residence, aSN2i, 81, 500
n. MohrlnR, pp2g Gith H.. franc real
dencc, 56Na0. $500.
Pacific Chair Co.. iigp W, 47th. thoa.
plant addition, $4,000
A. J., Hubert, i9i7 Burke ave. frame
roHldNurc 40H2B, $4,000,
II, r. nirldnshuw. at 18th. frame resi-
dcncc, $4,000.
A. l.. Hubert. 4st7 Burio nvo.. frame
residence. siN27. $4,000
NJ. j. Fleming, all6 18th. frame ronI-
donce. s2x20 $4,000.
NJ. j. Fleming. ats 18th. franc real
denee. a2x20. $4,000.
NJ. j. Fleming, ans 18th a., frame rosI.
denco, aaxe6 $4,000
Herman Ncubort, i233 Meridian, frame
residence. a0x2s. $4,000.
Alfred II Berg GAS 27th, franc resi-
dcnoo. isx2s. $4,000.
Gardner J, Gwlnn, Hoge building, frnmn
reHldonce, aaS50. $4,000.
II polmngc. laiDh sth, franc residence.
3Gxat. $1,000.
Joeeph Aiasaa, apao Morgan. frame real
dcneo. iox2i. $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Opticians Reopen
Office in Seattle

Drs' II. c. and NJ. Curry have re.
opened their optical office at their
old location in the Arcade building.
inter an absence OF nearly four
years They came to Seattle in 1908
and established an office, which they
later sold, and TO which they have
returned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
IMPORTED ELECTRICITY

Denmark which is flat. is consid.
ering buying her electricity from
Norway and Sweden, which are
mountainous and have plenty of
water.power Tho current would 20
by cablo under tho sound. connecting
tho Knttcgat ana tho Baltic sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Foreign Money Status
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. July 1f.--Fofelgn e1-
change opened higher. Sterling demand,
1853 i1-i6, franc, iO.0bpGm, Ira,
i0.043th; marks. $50. 900 20 tho dollar.
Foreign exchange closed steady. Ster.
Hing demand closed Mt tt5sh, up n:
franc. t0.05oth. up .00Oi. Ira, iO0lsiL,
up .o0O6; marks. 25b, 800 10 tho dollar, up
1l7OO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH ISLAND. July ii,--s A. N.
--BAremstsr rising cloudy. dense fog.
wind southwest, four milss an hour.
Passed out. motorship Donna Lane, at {.
a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
BUSNESS-Fma Produce Agriculture Shipping Real Estate Building :
Nelu York Stock Market
wAtf, srRrrr Journal. FINANCIAL. REVIEW

York i-rsding mora opening OF he
and
fifuer
position %
weekly
showing a
bethlehem
Can.
iotA \; 0eneraI Motors up y. y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Liverpool Grain
Chicago Car Lots
wednesday, Quotations
furnished BY Logan A nsyan
AIo 5000 A.. E-.Esf.
San Francisco Produce

tte ID firstH. &c 10
Egx~-Extras. aebe dos. extra Nrsts.
5oc dos EXTRA pails,s. zee dos. under
sized pull.tr. .sSc dos
Cheese-CalifornIs fats. .sc 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Wednrsday's QuofatIons

suxar--weak. Raw, 1871: refined. weak.
err graduated. ts7E
Coffee--No, Rio spot. lie ID, No.
santos. i5A1she ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Local
Markets
VEGETABLES
r,ire. raid Wholesale DEALERS

iThs prices given are those mhaa 60 -
tau dsalsfs hs ~holrsalsfs Win r."
seasonal exceptions. prices 40 ffoaNs'fs
can b. figured bF fsdnciine The cost ~
transpaftafian 60 seattle ana aPpfntl
matrly i6G Tor hauiinr, storage ana s'N-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
TRADE TERMS
ACCUMULATED DIVIDENDS

Accumulated dividends are the
total amount Of dividends due but
not paid on any specified stock.
Usually applies to preferred stocks.
on most OF which dividends are Gu.
mnilative. Ordinarily dividends are
not allowed TO accumulate except
when the company which issues the
stock falls to show satisfactory earn.
ings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices raid By Wholesale Dealers
20 Shipper.

Brpiirss--fssEbgFns. per ~ .s.. eco 81
Rocks zad Reds gsr n. ,. -
Capans tat. per ". see. IS
Fancy a. p +ssttstttes.ssa4s ~
Hens =tA ne aaa up s..-.as -
Medium. nFn. a. 50 - RS 10
1--we. Hight. 70 ts'fNs .... as
FaueY ar pisksa tsnts shets
live
Gees 1--we fat. 20 ~ ms ~
Bsikiaa ifzrv>-t ns and up IL
Turkeys Fancy r.. &.is he 10
Live. sai. per n .........,. IS
Hoostrrs old. live. PEI n. zee. ~
Hags-
choiss light ............. 10
Choice heavy ................ ESQ %
Veal
taHfF AEht -sss4sass s4...s..ssr sAf
Fancy heavy iso-1tp ms .. 100 II
Medium heavF fsbs.d1 ne ESQ %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12
Alaska Vessels

Ketchiknn-Iuly 10 Sailed. str Ala
media. northbound. at li.i5 a. m.
sltka--July i0--sailcd, str Queen.
southbound. at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-12

PORT NGELEs- Results Of
demonstration plots In using Hairy
yetch as compared with spring yetch,
show the Hairy vetch to be two and
a half feet high. while the spring
yetch is only about four inches high.