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The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-09

SALEM, Ore. Jan. 9.-The Ore gon Legislature has organized by electing K. K K. Kuble, of Multno- mah county, speaker of the House, and J. H. Upton, of Prineville, speak CT of the Senate.
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PARTICULARS ABOUT CASE

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
Foreign Trade

The United States bureau Of for.
eign and domestic commerce has re.
ceiyed the following Inquiries from
foreign firms who wish TO represent
American manufacturers in their re.
spectiye fields. Full information will
be given TO American firms on ap.
plication to s. II. Bladock, district
manager Of the bureau, Lowman
building. Seattle.
Algeria-t810g Canned meats and
other foodstuffs; fruits. canned and
dried.
Austraila-tsOsD Crepe rubber In
sheets for shoe soIes. ts12D Dry
goods; fancy goods; hardware; mems
hats: shoes.
Belgium-ts10D Fruits, dried and
preserved; condensed milk, eyapor.
ated milk; canned salmon.
canada-tsl2g Advertising special.
ties; toys.
Chile-(SOs3) Canned goods: cal.
eium carbide: cement; cotton and
wooden goods; cotton waste; kerosene,
and lubricating oils; Douglas fir: cot.
ton seed oil; printing and wrapping
paper; rice.
India-lS10D Biscuits: corn grind.
ing machinery; hardware: machinery.
cardboard-making, circular knitting;
Ice machinery.
Italy-tsi10) Canned salmon; dey.
fled meats; flour.
South Africa,-ts11g Canning ma.
chinery for fruit.
Straits settlements-(St25J Alumni.
mum and enamelware, china and
glassware, confectionery and canned
goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Cove Terminal-Fiar 40--8ir sair-
Hfad
Union oil 90. Tsrmtnai-g,r utaearbop
Grand Trunk Pacific Torminni--str Ad-
mlrai Rogers
Pier i4-sir PhiloctStoH.
Pier ftB-Btr DweEo
Pier s--str Admiral Nicholson.
pier 7--Motofship Anvil.
Pier s-strs Ernest II. Meyer. Arabia
Maru. urRlsau Maru.
pier z-sira Hsd0ndo, Victoria
Pier i--Btr Eagle.
pier H-atr Admiral Hshroo.
Pier D--strs II. II. Alexander. Dorothy
Alexander.
Union Pacific Terminal-str Hoyada.
U. g. chipping Board MoorlnEs-str
Anna n. Morse. str West Himrod
Connecticut Street Terminal --u. s. 8.
Pioneer.
Atlantic street Tsrminni--s,r Mount Car
roll.
King & wIngs-sohr Ruby.
stacey Street Terminal--Btr Ohioan, u.
=. q Surveyor.
Lander street Terrninai--str Charlton
Halt
Commercial Boiler works-U. a. @. q.
snohomiHh.
Hanford street Terrnfnai--str Pacific.
Spokane Street Terminal-atr wtiipoio.
East waterway Dock T. Warehouse Co
Btrs Edward G.uckenbnch siivcrndo.
Todd Dry Docks-stra NabeHna. Noon
lite. Santa Cruz.
Puget Bound Bridge & Dredging CO.
Str Patterson.
Ames Terminal Co-Btr Jacor.
West Seattle Elevator Str Diomrd
HeffcrEsn'H Dry Dock-Str Rainier. II.
s.. r. Dlacovsror.
Buoy No. 7--Btr Madison.
winsIow Marine Rai1way--Bchr. Cams.
no. Sophie ChristenHou, Meteor, X v
Kruse and Alumna. bktna Anne cofnyn
and Chas. n. Croker. barge Coqultlam
CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
Pasco Farmer Boy
Wins Chicago Trip

KENNEW1cK. Nov. lS.-Robcft
Zindel. living near this city. has
been awarded the Armour & Co.
prize OF free trip to the Interna.
ttional Livestock Exposition at Chi
cage in December. for his pig club
work. Robert. who is Is years old.
raised four pigs and fatiened them
for period of 2sI days At the rate
OF 81 pounds per day.
The contest was judged on the
greatest average daily gain; least
cost per pound OF gain. complete
ness OF his record book and story
OF how It was done, The Armour
Co. offers n similar prize every year
to boys OF the state. This Is the
first time a Benton county boy has
won the prize.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
Puget Sound Power Co.
to Spend Six Millions
New Business Optimism Evidenced by
Program for Expansion

about coming here next year. Seat
tie and tho surrounding territory
viii ace a biz growth In the near
future"
Leonard commented on charges
recently made by Homer Il. Bono
OF Tacoma, farmerlabor representa-.
tive In tho last legislature, 90 the
effect that the Puget Sound Electric
rate'making valuation Ia much
higher than It's assessed value for
taxes. stating that this WAS not tho
ease.
Much goes Into rate.mahing that
Is not taxable property, Take. for
instance. tho fact that the company
was required to Hpcnd over a mil.
lion dollars TO pave streets under
ita trolley franchise, This was a
cost that goes into rate,making. but
aa neither tho streets nor tho pay.
ing belonged TO the company. Il
couldn't be taxed for them. As a
matter OF fact. tho two valuations
arc as near the Same as 1, IL pos.
sihle TO make timm."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
KIWANIS CLUB
HOLDS EXHIBIT
To Put On Business Show in
Sunset Motor Building

Tho Seattle klwnnls club viii hold
a twoday business show wednesday
and Thursday in the Sunset Motor
Co.'s remodclod salea and service
building al Broadway and East Union
st. Tho show viii have exhibits from
many Seattle business houses, and
viii DO coupled with many entertain.
mont features.
Wednesday the exhibits will be
held IN connection with buffet
lunch for club members and invited
guests. and viii include a style show
arranged by otto Kegel OF the Gfote.
Rankin Co. with music by tho Pig'n
Whistle orchestra. Wednesday even,
ing viii bo opliyonod by dancing and
vaudeville stunts.
Thursday the show win be open to
tbs general public with no admission
charge. all day and thru the even.
ing. Tho committee In charge con.
aistn OF Fred c. Young, u. Roger
Durham and Roy W. corbett. chair.
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
CONDUCT TESTS
ON CRANBERR|ES
Expert Follows Fruit From
Field to Market

ILwAco. Nov. Ia Concluding
his work on the cranberry boys for
this season. II. ]. Balm. expert from
the U. s. department OF agriculture
in charge OF cranberry disease IN.
ves,igations on tho Pacific Coast.
has made n shipment OF 53 boxes OF
cranberriea 20 Portland.
There berries were picked under
varied conditions from different
boys in Pacific county. Washington,
and clatsop county. Oregon. Not
satisfied with any test other than
one appro1imating the actunl course
taken by the cranberries in their
commercial progress. Balm now FOL.
lows the fruit right into the Port
land markets. where II viii be OBJ
served until late In the season.
The purpose Of the investigation
being 10 have complete and accu.
rate record OF the behavior OF the
81 different samples OF fruit. from
which results viii be- tabulated for
the benefit Of the growers. The Pa.
ciflo Cranberry Exchange is co.
operating 10 IT'S fullest extent and
the fruit IN being handled as nearly
as 4 is possible exactly like all
other crnnberries sent into that par.
ucnlar market by the exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
MELONS TAX
PLAN DOOMED!
Heavier Load on Big In
comes Being Demanded

WASHINGTON. Nov, is,-Tax 70.
vision stood forth today as rrosl'
dent Coolldge's real test with con-
gtNss.
The president has given no In
tmation OF his recommendations,
but powerful opposition has sprung
up TO the Mellon reduction program
Liberal leaders say Il Is doomed.
Even administration spokesman say
Il cannet he adopted.
Conservative republican leaders
say enactment OF u soldier bonus
Is likely oven II tax revision falls
Tho Mellon proposal OF cutting taxes
OF men OF small incomes Is Ngurdcd
as the most formidable weapon that
could be devised against the bonus.
Failure OF the president TO back
his secretary OF the treasury IN his
message 10 congress viii DO con
strued as reputation OF Mellon.
On top OF this comes the pro-
gresSive cohorts with q substitute
program. Senator Norris OF Ne
hraska. one OF the spokesman for
the group. says they will demand
not so per cent cut OF surfaces
on big incomes as Mellon asks, but
an Increase in tho present rate.
Other demands are;
i. Restoration OF excess profits
taxes.
:. Measures TO prevent or to tax
heavily issuance OF stock dividends.
>. A constitutional amendment TO
prevent tax lodging by great wealth
thru investment In state. county
and municipal tax FREQ securities.
4. Enactment OF soldier bonus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
SAYS STEEL HAS
TURNED CORNER
livermore Sees No Gloom In
Decreased Tonnage

NEW YORK. Nov. ia.--Jesao Liv.
ermoro. tho New York financial ex.
pert, when asked TO comment on the
United States Steel October untitled
tonnage report. said: you do not
need any better evidence OF what the
biz interests think in regard 10 the
future Of tho steel business than tho
way tho price OF United States steel
common acted Ia face OF this increase
In steel tonnage on Saturday.
II, II tho same old story OF the
blg interests forgetting tho past and
looking ahead. steel industry has
turned the corner. as with be- amply
shown when the next untitled ton.
mayo statement Is published Decom.
Der To-"
Announcement. OF a reduction OF
ss2.9ss tons In the untitled tonnage
OF the steel corporation for October
was about in line with predictions.
Bookings for october arc reported 10
have been slightly better than In
September. but some cancellations
were received during the month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
New Corporations

OLYMPIA. Nov. 1.-The following
articles OF Incorporation have been flied
in the office o. the secretary ot state;
Commodore. Inc, Seattle. $4,000. LED
8. Black chns. D0nhhoe. Hiram * Pat
terSon. ". Marfisid ciooon. Bernard
Peily. Jr.. Hamilton Eoife, Francis II.
Brnwnaii. Jf-, Prentice Hloedei and Re
4. McCord. Jrs, 10 conduct. carry on thu
business Of buying. selling. exchanging
and dealing with and In every manner
aud way. bonds. dsbentures. notes. mort
cages, etc.
Motion Picture Theatre Owners OF
Washington. Seattle. no stock. G. A.
Swanson. Gerald q. johnson, L. A. Drink
wine. y. 4. Walton. IL ". Bruen. /. l..
Goldsmith and u. n. Vivian.
Cornish School Foundation. Seattle. no
stock. Nellie c. Cornish. II. c. Henri.
y. X. struNe. y. r. Van TUT. Harriet &.
stimson and Mrs. II. y. ostrAuder.
Hind. RoIph & Co. Inc. San Francisco.
Cal. $4,000. George Z. Hind. James
noiph. Jr Winfield &. Davis. J. I. King.
Jr.. and Ira s. Liiilci. TO build. buy.
own. charter or otherwise acquire, sell.
hypethecHte. etc, and operate vessels OF
every description. Power Of attorney 20
James @. Hayden. Seattle.
IanExtnw DRUG Co. Longvlew, fi5. oea.
y. @. Barnes and II. /. Strong.
Mt Baker Development Co.. BeIllng-
ham. as. 9eo. r. r. pcming n. w Hun
toon. Cyrus Gates. y. w. Purdy. Henry
schupp. Frank !. Sefrit and J. J. Dono-
van.
The Morton Social club. Norton, no
stock. Victor Kovicyieh. John Bulbs and
John yidieh.
Midway Lumber Co. Montesano. $40
600. n. s. FoH. ~. II l. Hsckett and
Henry y. Anderson.
camns Realty Co. Vancouver. ss.ooa,
J. N. speer and c. c. williams.
Tiiley Motor Car Co.. Everett, $3.50
Fred w. Tiliey, 7. c. Peterson and T.
". Mitchell
Pine Street Grocery. Inc. Seattle. s5.-
600. =. Beukendorf. a II. Benkendorf
and T.. A. chiide
Tho CreaRey Grocery Corporation. Kan
sAs city. No. 100000. l.. l. crcasey.
G. G. croner. W. A. Frost and NJ. Ian
mort.
Mercantile Printing Co. Seattle. ss.oeo.
L J. Gardser and Morris A. Robbins
Green Stage Line, Inc. Spokane. s4s,-
eee. Frank II. Joscelyn, 7. =. Connolly
and Edgar Cole.
Rex Ranch oil company. Spokane. re-
ducinE stock from 5000. 600 TO $50. 600,
and changing name TO Rex Ranch COM
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
Financial Flashes
From James Macfariane q Co.
sll Second Ave.

Twenty Industrial stocks average
sf.ss. an increase OF 20; 20 rail stocks
average s0.5s. an increase OF 80.
The latest statistics covering
automobile production are dis
tincfIy bullish. The October out.
put was easily the largest for
any October In the industry's his
tory.
General Motors in October sold &c.
100 cars and trucks against se.0si in
September.
The most significant develop
ment has occurred in the copper
industry, where the expansion in
new business has surprised the
most important producers. Sales
Of the red metal last week were
in excess OF those OF any similar
period since February Of this
year. Consumption Is exceeding
production by good margin and
surplus stocks OF metal are cx.
pected to show n reduction this
month.
Surplus freight cars show Increase
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
Arrivals and Departures

Arrsvsd-NoY. ia-Htr ativsrAao from
San Francisco via Tacoma. az Tao a. IN. /:
str wllipolo from New York via ports.
az tisp a. M ctr Admiral Rogers nom
Alaska. a, I'is a, m Nov. iz-gr "A
mifai sstrso from San Francisco. a.
midnight. str Dorothy Alexander from
San Diego via ports. At 1850 p. m: str
Arabia Maru from Tacoma. at 1850 p.
M. str Ernest ~. Meyer from san Fran.
cisco. a; 1850 .. m ST. Santa Cruz from
AntafoEasia. via ports, at I0s1e D. m.
str Nevada from uavrc via ports. az
2sao p. m; str Utaearbon from Los An.
Eeiea. At l .. m.
saiied--Nov. i5-Air Arabia Mara for
Shanghai via ports. az 10 a. M. str ~.
dorado for Mobile. via ports. al $40
M. str pimond for Tacoma. at a. m.
Nov. is-sir HahHshikA Maru for Kobe
Via Tacoma, at .. m. str Admiral Far.
raaut for los Angeles via San Francisco.
AZ . .. m. afr Manila Maru Tor Van.
eouver via Tacoma AZ ttsf5 a. M str
III srEpndo for Richmond. az 1895 a. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
GRAIN PRICES
ARE IRREGULAR

CHICAGO. Nov, is.--drain prices
closed irregular on tho Chicago
board Of Trade today.
strength In corn brought buyers
into tho wheat market As result
December recovered aud closed high
er. other deliveries recovered near
~ all 81 tho days losseH.
buying In December corn by eash
houses. especially IN the December
delivery. brought n strong and high
or close. Light movement and un-
favorable weather conditions and
husklngs returns caused the upturn.
Oats firmed up and showed q
eiighL gain at the close,
Provisions closed firm and higher.
Some demand existed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
GIVES TREND OF
OCTOBER TRADE
Bureau Report Shows Some
Gains, Some Losses

WASHINGTON. NOV. is,--The fol.
lowing preliminary reports on bust.
ness conditions for the month Of
October have been received by tho
bureau OF tho census OF the depart.
ment Of commerce: Receipts Of wool
at Boston were 7.5it,O0O pounds. as
compared with i5.s07. 900 pounds last
month and 20,53o,oo0 pounds in octo.
Der. 1922.
Sales OF two large mail order
houses totaled i57, 1896 during DC.
tober, ar compared with i2G.052.000
In September and $40. 222.ooo in octo.
Der. 1922.
sault Sainte Marie canal traffic
increased over 12,77s 900 short tons
10 1908. 900 IN October. This com
parcs with ll,a55.00o in October,
1929.
Cotton ginned thru October totalcd
C.4o0.5s2 bales. as compared with
S.1S9.2i5 bales tor tho same period
last year.
Tin consumption increased over
1910 long tons in September TO $50
tons in October. This figure com.
paros with $500 tons In October.
1892. Tin stocks in the United States
were 5.677 long tons. compared with
z.se2 long tons in September and
1859 tons In October. 1922.
Tho combined price index OF 100
stocks. relative TO par. declined from
s4.5 in September TO $40 in October
and compares with 10i.T for octo-
Der. 1922. The combined index OF 10
bonds at 700 compares with 7o.2 last
month and 100 last year.
Bank ciearingE. New York city.
at ST $50 900 compares with sl5.07i.-
600 in September and Sis,ses. 900 a
year ago. Bank ciearings outside
New York city increased over last
month and a year ago at $685.. 600
compared with $4,000. 900 in septem.
Der and SIS. $4,000 in October.
The general index OF foreign e1.
change. relative TO par. remains I'M
changed from last month al 90. and
compares with 81 for October OF last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
RAIL INCOMES
ARE PIL|NC UP
Contingent Fund win Help
Weaker Roads, Says Moody

Moody's Weekly Review Of Finan.
eial Conditions Ia It's current issue
Gays in part;
Whether the short covering In tho
stock market was mere coincidence
or no, Il probably facilitated the sale
OF tho bis issue OF American Tele.
phone bonds. There is nothing 10
cheering 20 investors IN buoyant
stock market Yet no substantial
change has lately occurred in the
statistical poaltion OF either the stock
marko, or any OF our leading indus,
tries.
sterling exchange seems 10 be
getting into stronger position. The
British buying Of grain and cotton
bills Hhould now DO about financed,
and the trade position Of Great Brit.
ain. both foreign and domestic. Is
definitely Improving. Thus sterling
bills. especially around the latter part
OF this month. may prove a pretty
good investment.
Railroad earnings and income in
the canes of many roads are no ex.
eeediug s per- cent on the property
value as 10 make the recap,ure
clause OF the transportation act an
important matter. The strawn indi.
cafe that railroads may eventually
have 90 pay contingent fund charges,
and that theso will be a deduction
from tho earning power Of tho best
railway stocks.
Mere existence Of tho contingent
fund. however. which would be n re.
voiying fund for financing weak
roads. would greatly strengthen the
position OF Junior railroad bonds by
protecting them against financial en-.
barranmeut, Perhaps investors are
necdleraiy sacrificing some Of thcse
low grade bonds. They evidently are
IL the recapture clause II TO be On.
forced seems rather probable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13

Visions OF the ultimate completion
OF a gigantic superpowcr system,
with high'power transmission lines
connecting tho water power plants
of Montana. Washington. British
Columbia and orcgon--and ultl.
mately California. We're brought by
A. w, Leonard. prcsident OF tho
Puget Sound Power 4 Light Co,
on his return Monday from n huai.
ness trip to New York and boston.
With this objective In view, the
Puget Sound company viii start, in
the near future. one or moro add.
lions To it's hydro.electric facilities
that win run into ak or seven
milton dellars.
1T Ia impossible 10 mako any
moro definite announcement right
now Leonard said Tuesday morn.
Ing, ''as our engineers themselves
have not as yet decided what their
first move will DO. Tho plans
AFRO under consideration. One ef
them win entail tho Immediate ex.
rcndituro OF ono million dollars.
with atx million dollar expcndl.
turo following IN two or three
years: tho other win entail the
Immediate expenditure OF six mil.
lions and postpone tho smaller de.
velopment for number OF years.
Tho supply of electric power Is
subject 10 two fluctuatlng items,
Water aud demand. Demand varies.
and water power sites have their
seasons OF low water. when water
Is low tho demand is high In any
district. tho power must DO manu-.
featured by steam at prohibltivo
cost. or be brought from districts
that have surplus. For this rca.
son the power companies OF tho Pa.
cific States arc looking forward to
hugo Euperpowcr system in
which hIEh,tcnsson lines viii con.
meet all districts. permitting an OK.
change OF power TO supply local
needs nj a uniform cost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
TRADE TERMS
REDEFNABLE

Bonds. long.term notes or preferred
stock often contain q provision to
redeem them, in whole or in part. at
certain times and at certain prices
above their par value. This Is TO
give the corporation tho opportunity
10 take advantage Of more favorable
market conditions for financing from
time to time, or to permit 10 pay or
the security in indictments II IL no
desires. In purchasing such sccuri.
ties, care should be taken that the
market price is not much above the
stipulated redemption price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
Prevailing Paper
Prices Unchanged

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The Dow.
Jones news service said today the
International Paper Co. was making
contracts for delivery OF news print
for the first haie OF 1924 at SIS
ton. the price prevailing turnout
1923.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
THE STARS PAGE OF NEWS FOR BUSINESS MEN
DENY STATES
IN BANK CASE

WAsHfNGToN. Nov. i5.-Tho
supreme court yesterday denied the
petition OF attorneys general Of
atates other than Missouri TO partlc.
ipote In tho oral argument before
tho court IN tho case involving tho
right OF national banks TO establish
branches.
Eighteen states had requested
leave TO participate.
Chief Justice Taft announced tho
court would give consideration 10
their briefs. but that argument
would be confined 20 the First Nm
tlonai bank OF ~. Louis and tho
state OF Missouri. these being the
principals Ia the case. and the Unit
I'd States. which had been granted
permission 20 DO heard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
Announce Awards on
War Damage Claims

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The
mixed claims committee today an.
nounced the following awards to
American concerns that suffered
damages during the occupation Of
Belgium By Germany in tho war.
western Electric Co. awarded ST..
585,0so.4s; Pittsburg Plate Glass Co,
$500 900: Texas oil Co, t547.845.Ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
Building Permits

b. 81. NncKintosh. 1893 jackson. frame
residence. 28rfz. $4,000.
n. g. smith. 7oig 2sth y. W. alterations
10 residence. 1896. 1880.
81 Paul. t76 belmont ~, store. 5iHf5.
50 600.
II. u. Cole 7l5I y. t5th. residence addI.
tlou. 7eN1z. 50 1000
= a. -. Land CO.. fI33 7tst ~ H.. resi-
dcuse. 2GE30. g. 900
MccRakiil & Homer. residence and store.
2IHis-6, $500.
Globe BldR Co. Globe Bldg. alterations
store and garage. $4,000.
Fritz Anderson. i0s y list. frame rcal-
dcnce, zoE56A. 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
Denver Live Stock


Catties~HsesiptH 1855. market. steady
10 iSo lover. beef steers, isdTEs:
cows and hrifera. iaTtmkss. calves.
fs9g: stoehsfs and feeders. tt@5ss
Hsrs Receipts. tt.oees market. steady.
loe lever Top. i7.sa. bulk. ts,TsB
2. plrs. tEtenG
sheep Receipts. 1868. market ssathc
higher BAT lambs, sit.teais.te. feed
or lambs. iitfe9iz9t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
Chicago Car Lots


NEW YORK. Sos is-Ths forelGu
exchange msFset ciassa lower. HtsrilnE
demand. if7Ng cables. ftaT&. Oft
nv francs. demand. taeasE. cables.
50 e4ts4. Off te.0e1s8A lire. demand.
% etfsb. eabits 80 etNa. OF tsee91s
belgian francs is,0tFsh 4, cables. teetTs
or isee0E; marks 1900 be9. e4b. 9aR 20
ths dollar. Up tea. go zee, zee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
San Francisco Produce

WunHHf NuofaFIons
Hntter-ExsrAs. Eia ID; prime fiFsts.
eve 10! ffrts. stbr ~.
ErEp- Extras. tpc dbE.; extra pallets.
ttr dos undsrstssd ppiista. siAe dos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
NeU York Stock Market


STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
al
tho
heightened
the
deal
other Industrial leaders
Dupont i2N off h 100 ethlehem Steel 49, of
York Central Heading. 10 X.
Railway United Steel
Players Blis, off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13

LIVE STocK--Lct small flock
OF sheep consume tho extra rough.
age. they win return two cash
eropa--wool and lambs next spring
and summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13
SEATTLE MARKETS
VEGETABLES
-, r.id nhol,.nI. D-al,-,

rrfers fald Wholesale Dealers
fThe prices Hirra are those made 10 re-
tail dealers by wholesalers with few
seasonal c1eeptious prices 20 producers
can be figured By dsductinE the cost OF
transportation 90 Seattle and approri-
matsiy itE for hauling. storage and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-13

POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid MhoIr.air ucalerx

Brailers--per n. ...........,.. -
Capons-fivc, fat. per fo..... 81
Fancy d. ?. .......-......." al
Hcns--th ms and pp ..... 81
Medium. live. ~ 10 a. ne. IL
Live lights. 20 al fbA. 10
Gersc-I.ive. fat. . 20 ~ lbs. 10
Belgian Harcs-4 lbs. and up .i4a liz
Turkeys-Faney d. p. young H.. $40 "a
Live, fat. yer 10. ,.-........ $50 90
Boosters--Cld. live, per h.. II
Hogs
Fancy. heavy. 10000 lbs. .eso 10