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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
Financial Flashes
From James Macfariane . CO.
Bill Second Ave.

Twenty industrials 1o5.05. up 81:
20 rails s7.7l. up .02.
Standard Oil Of Louisiana has post.
ed a reduction OF 10 cents per barrel
on smackover heavy crude. effective
March rs.
Great Northern gross earnings
third week OF March showed gain OF
s4oI.47s: Increase since January l..
s5,oo4 SEQ.
Northern Pacific earnings Febru.
airy. gross ss,534,sO0; increase Of
se75.f0f.
Wabash earnings February. gross
y4,G10.49f: increase s78,373.
Baltimore & Ohio earnings for
February show increase Of $685..
III.
Union Pacific February net 81.
$4,000 against 1884, 900 year ago.
New York Central declared regu.
lar quarterly dividends OF ~ per
cent, payable May 1; record April 6.
Notice received from California
Petroleum OF proposed change in
par value OF common stock from
800 70 t25. and increase In com.
mon stock by ;42.500.o00
Southern Railway lines East AMI
West earnings third week March
show increase OF s5e7. $50; from
January !. increase ;6,s20,27f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
HIGHWAYS AND
STREETS

city comptroller, Bcllinghnm, bids
April 2, Improvement OF Humboldt
and Jaeger SITS.
Commissioner OF streets. Yaltimn.
bids April 2. paving Maple and hi.
vision sts
city council. Spokane, bids April
8, grading and ourbIng Garland ave.
james Allen. state highway com.
missioner, Olympia bids received un.
I'll 10 n. m. April II, for the following;
~ Grading, paving Ats miles OF Pa.
ciflc highway, Meals TO Toledo. Lewis
county t0sGradlng, paving 81 milos
OF Sunset highway. Douglas county.
to) Construction OF timber bridge and
approaches, Ocean Beach highway,
Pnciflc county, az Grading and
grnveling 1,4i miles Inland Empire
highway, Garfield county (5) Grind.
Ing and surfaclng 60 miles Inland
Empire highway, stevons county.
Q, H. Bnglcy, board OF public
works. WIN receive bids until 10 a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
HIGH LUMBER
PRODUCTION
Mills Report Increase for
Past Week

ons hundred and thirty. eight mills
reporting 20 West Coast Lumber
meas association for the week ending
March a. manufactured os.fii. ss3
feet % lumber; sold ios.G.s.tsi feet.
and shipped i:o.esk.sso feet.
Production for reporting mills was
10 per cent above normal. New bust
ness was per cent above produe-
ton. Shipments were 10 PR cent
aboye nrw business
FoF,y.eno per cent Of all ntw busi-
nsss taken during tho week was for
future water delivery. This amount.
eli 70 A,ss6.aao feet. of which 2s.0as..
sss feet was Tor domestic cargo de-
livery. and is.sso.0st fc-, Tor export
New business for delivery by rail
amounted 10 1850 cars Thirty fivs
per cent Of tho weeks lumber ship
menta moved b. water.
Thrilled domestic cargo orders to-
tai i49.stsi0s feet. Untitled export
orders. 1851. g9i feet. Untitled rail
trade orders. s.s9a cars
In the first ~ weeks OF tho year.
production OF West Coast Lumber.
mems association mills has boon l.
osi.ssi.7s5 feet: new business 1907
Ias77T feet. and shipments i.zps..
5Is.s0i feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
PORT PLANNING
BIG CONVEYORS
Automatic Cargo Handling
Machine on Trial

Another attraction 60 shipping
companies has been added 10 the
facilities Of tie port commission
terminals by The adoption Wodnss.
day by tho Seattle port commission
Of program Tor installing auto
matte csrgo.handling devices AZ port
docks
The new telescope cafgo con.
vcyor costing approximately $500.
IL 20 be EiyVn a trial. aud n success.
ful. win be Installed on all port
commission Wharyes aud at ware
houses.
This machine viii handle and
store cargo from uhips 10 wharycs
with twice tho speed OF a gang ~
sioyedoreH. according 90 commission
members, The proposal was submit
tod Wednesday and turned over 10
George n. Cotiedil and Chief En.
Einosr q. =. Nicholson nids Will
BE- lot Tor tho installing o. the 90.
vice within short tim. according
TO tic rccrctary Of the port com
mlralou,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29

Smith Cove Tsrminai-Pisr A-BarFe
VIM. Nottingham, afr Willie 4. Hig-
Elna. PieF B--scllT Spokane.
0rtat Northern Terminal-str TsysmA
MEra.
Bell Stree; Tsrmin,i-U. $. C G. sno-
hemlsh. U. S. c. O. Haida. u. $. C s
Dsilsoad
Grand Trunk Pacific T,rninal-s,r
Queen.
Pier i'-su Aehili., mo,or.Aip Busao,
Aires.
Pier Ii-str 0wsro
Pier t-schr John A.
Pier Str Victoria. str Northwestern.
str naifosA
Pier B-str Admiral Nicholson.
Pier p--Rir Admiral Rodman
Pacific Coast Coal Hunk.rs-str MundAIe.
[. * shipping Board Noorlngs-str leo
nium. str Anna 2 Morse. str Silver
ado. str Gross Keys. str Delight. sir
West HhrtiAnd. ctr West Ison.
Connecticut Street Terminai-Str Henry
s Grove, str Willamette
Atlantic Street Terminal-str Edgar
Bowling. str Santa olivia
Esst waterway Dock a Warehouse CO.
Str Luhrico. afr Steel Ranger.
Todd Drydeeks-Str Boxer, str ChRiisul-
ha. I. s. /. II. 7. Cedar. sehr Zspers.
ctr Commercial Traveller.
Puget Sound Bridge & Drydeek co.--sir
Patterson
Ames Terminal co.-schr Geo Z. BIZ
iings. str ssEadshoe. motorship Libby
Maine
Hsff.rnnn's nrydoek- Mo,orship Oregon,
afr wAiiingford. s,r Admiral Evans.
West Seattle Training Station-u. S. 8.
Eagle No. 90.
Stream Buoy s--Hkta James Turf; Buoy
s-sehr Henry II. Wilson. str Wa
wona.
Alaska Steamship Moerlngs-str REDEEM
do, str valdez.
Win,low Marine Rsiiwsy--str Caesar.
bark Belfast. barge Coqultlsm City.
bktn James Tuf,, whalers Star Nos
1, :, ;.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
GRAIN TRADING
HAS DULL DAY

CHICAGO March sS-rrade was
dull on the Chicago board % trade
today and grain prices closed lower
as result % restricted foreign de-
maud. duo 10 the double holiday in
Europe Friday and SATURDAY
Russia was seen as = factor In the
wheat situation By fall in advieca
from New York exporters One eXs
porter said he had offered hard win
ter wheat FOR sale abroad. but
aroused little interest. a. Europe OK
pectrd 10 SEE Russian wheat on the
market by autumn. Coupled with
this depressing feature was the fact
that crop conditions were generally
favorable Heavy corn receipts OK.
pcCted on The Chicago market weak
engd prices ~ thru ETains, About
Toe, aeg bushels were reported bouEht
FOR delivery In Chicago. Twenty
loads % corn were booked Tor cxs
port az the gulf. but in some quar-
tera this was believed 10 be delivery
on previous sales Trade generally
was light.
Oats trade was dun aud feature.
less. generally rsflsctlnk ths posi-
ton of other grains
PFoyisiuna declined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
Canada Wheat and
Paper Show Gains

MONTREAL, March 2p.--Exporta
Of wheat flour from Canndn in tho
month OF December last amount 10
i.42G.G5i barrels, which IN the largest
monthly total In the history OF tho
industry.
MONTREAL. March 20 Figures
on tho pulp and paper industry OF
Canada during tho nix months ond-
Ing December 81 show considerable
increase over those for tho CORE
spending nine months OF 1921.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
OFFICES MAY
BE COMBINED

Al traffic promotion and soliriia.
ilou u business by the port commits.
sion Ia future viii BE- in the hands
u Acting Traffic Manager " 81.
cabin. II recommendation submit.
ted TO the commission at the Wvd,
nrsday session IL carried out
Traffic promotion Was formerly
under the supervision 0f Mai W >.
MuIfhsad Following bis feslEna.
tion u was placed under the super.
vision Of tho executive secretary Of
The port commission.
A sayiaE OF 1900 a year viii be
effected ~ the consolidation Of the
traffic and engineering offices OF
the port commission. according 20
commission ftadtnEa "Wednesday
The engineers viii 30 consolidated
With the traffic branch and tho
rooms now occupied b. them viii
bs rented for $1,000 a year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
OIL ROYALTIES
REACH BIG sum
Over $1o,0Oo,O0o Have
Been Realized

WASHINGTON. March s5.-on
royalties toiaiing NOR. than $1,000.
900 have been realized BY The
United States government - a -.
port Of oil and gas production upon
leased public lands. Secretary Or
the Interior Work announced 20
day. The total net royalties from
these sources up 10 March
reached 1lo.ofs.ss7. During the
month Of February alone s5ia.s5G
was received. .iss.7gi Of which
came from oil production. iis.sss
from natural gas production snd
iii.2s0 from the manufacture Of
natural gas gaaoline on public
lands
oil and gaS royalties hccruing 20
The government by states during
February included i2Ts.2ss from
Wyoming; 1885, from Montana
and 1921. 600 from California. a
total Of 10s27 oil and gaS prospect.
Ing permits we're issued b. the De.
partment Of the interior 20 March ]
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
GIVE THIS TO
WAREHOUSE

I.elanon. PA. has discovered that
the barber shop is the one local
club 70 which all visiting business
men are admitted.
According to The Nations Bust.
ness. an the BARRIERS Of Lebanon.
Pa. were recently invited to a
smoker given ~ the Chamber Of
Commerce,
The invitations were extended In
the belief that the BARRIERS have a
continuous opportunity 10 give visit.
ors a favorable impression OF the
city. tisat many barber shops are
forums of public discussion where
municipal questions are freely
argued, and that the BARRIERS should
have u true conception or the city's
development with an understanding
Of the part taken by the Chamber
OF Commerce in the general prog.
rssa
The Invitations made Il plain that
the smoker was not in any way a
scIIkme 10 promote the chambers
membership or Influence. The bar.
bers got an entirely rev point OF
view on their opportunities for serv.
ice 70 the city. and have actually
made use Of these opportunities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
SALE OF LUNURIEs
SHOWS PROSPERITY

better Indication, tho. Is the IN.
crease in sales OF auto accessories
and parts. because a mosorist doesn't
spend his money FOR fancy spotlights
and other knicls.knacks. unless he's
feeling pretty prosperous. Yct these
tax collections Increased from ti.Tst..
600 in january. 1899. TO s2.24l. 900 in
January. is2a.5s
Taxes from sales Of jawelry, altho
jewelry l. slow 20 react 20 changing
conditions. climbed from yJ.sit.oo8
TO 81. eS5 .oe0i Amusement tax re.
celpts assembled nom se.4s5.oOo TO
IS 7gs. 600
"Cigaret tax collections grew from
sIi.tiT.o00 10 si6.050 900 Mccoy
continued. This is not due 80 much
20 the Increase In cisaret smokers as
1t Is 10 the fact that . man feeling
prosperous win light fresh cigarets
sooner and throw used ones away
quicker. One Of tiose little straws
which show which way the wind Is
blowing Is the sale OF cigar holders
and pipes. A man in need Of money
viii do without cigar holder or
make his old pipe last until better
times. Taxes on the sale OF these
increased from $4,000 10 $4,000"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
Foreign Money Status
Wednesdays Quotations
Furnished by Leran q bryan
Liberty Bonds
n ednesday's Quytailons
furnish, By Logan a iirysn
afa 5000 A.. es.lil.

Wednesday, Quotation
Furnished by Logan a Bryan
$40 Second Ave. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
Portland Produce

Wfdnfsdnys VuotntIons
Buttsr--t4GsTc 10.
EgEs-zf q csc doz
Oh Nvss--3s = q 3gc ID.
Hsas-zl o 7sc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
THE PUBLIC
PAYS THE BILLS

IN 1877 public sympathy was
largely wiih The miners who had a
just Enevaucr. A. va re, down 10
1899. however. We find the miners
becoming quite able 10 take care Of
themselves There ~ little choice be.
tween the miners and operators As 10
which was the AEkTioyed and which
tho asEressor Both now have pow,
effal fighting machines and both mp.
.,paFeniiy are actuaied by the same
motive TO get all they can for them
selves and 10 give az iit;ls as they
can.
The third party In argument. the
great consuming public. has not done
20 very well In every single In.
stance on record Il has taken most
Of tho beating and has meekiy MP.
pointed a commission TO patch UP
the quarrel between the other two
parties.
After being mauicd by a half dozen
operators and icw thousand min.
crs, the hundred million consumers
have begged congress 20 hppoln, a
commission. Himpiy because the thing
always had been done and Il il as.
sumed. therefore. that IL must always
be done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
REALTY FIRM
OPENS OFFICE

Johnson Company. Realtors. liz n
now firm that has opened offices in
the Douglas building for the general
realty business. Arthur u. johnson,
an experienced relator, Ia general
manager OF the company.
Associated with tho new company
are N. ]. Brown. insurance; II. d.
Cheney. hotel lenses: A. q. Clarl,,
lands; w. y. Cole, timber and mills;
~ &. Hodge, apartment leases; a. n.
Hughes, residences and lots: II. A.
Root business opportunities: w. A.
Whltlow, income properties. and A.
w. Decker. stocks and bonds
II have implicit faith In Seattle"
said Johneon, Wednesday,. and /
predict that 1923 Is TO be one OF the
best years tho city las ever seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
Southern Pine Is
Fast Diminishing

WASHINGTON. March a.
Southern Pine forests arc diminish,
ing rapidly and unleAs reproduction
Ia ppo,iced a large part OF tho
pins woods will disappear much
earlier than 10 now estimated. Sen.
ator McNary. Oregon. chairman Of
the senate committee on retorcsta,
ton. said today on the return OF
tho committee from nm investigating
trip OF Tho Southern states.
Tho southorners arc aroused over
the situation, he said. and are de,
tcrmined to cooperate with tho fed.
erai government In some national
plan OF reforcStatlon that will In.
sure n productive crop for all time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
Pigott Will Go to
Trade Convention

NEW ORLEANS. La. March 90
William pigott, Of tho William Plgott
Iron and Steel Co., OF Seattle. has ro-
served rooms In New Orleans for tho
Tenth Annual National Foreign
Trado convention, to DO held May 20.
4, and tho opening OF tho Industrial
canal connecting the Mississippi riv-
or and Lake pontchartrain.
Plggott will be among approximate
ly 1000 delegates expected to attend
tho convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
Money Rises With
Tide, Saws Captain

When tho sea rises on tho coast
OF Chile in South America. the chm.
can dollar. or peso. drops in value.
according TO Capt Louis Larson.
veteran seaman, who IN now in Seat.
tic after n trip 10 South America.
When there In tidal wave. tho
value Of money falls, and when tho
water recodes aud the damage is re.
paired money rlseB again." said
Capt Larson. who was In tho midst
Of the earthquake md tidal waves
ut Iquiaue last November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
Arrivals and Departures

ARHINED-Nsreh ft-str LAtouchs
from Bouthzentsrn via ssgthcaEtern
AlaskA~ana PORT Angeles. AZ noon: mo-
tership Buouoa Aires from oothenbaTE
Via ports. A. $3.50 a. m: str Santa Olivia
from Tsnous. 81 a. m March 1T-str
Achilles from Manila via ports. a. 1910
, RI bktn James TUT from Winai0w N
toU ~ taE Sea Monarch. ~ $50 ,. u-
sAftID-MAfch 2a-Str Queen fa-
southeastern ALASKA. at a. M str
Northwestern for Southwestern via south-
eastern Alaska. ~ =. m. I'll SorthlaEd
for San Francisco. al $50 D. m Marrh
sT-btr II. Z. Ais1audgf for san Diego
VIA HHr FrAncisoo and San Pedro. az
,. M; str Admiral Dewey FOR Anaeorie.
VIA Everett. BeIiinEhAm and Vancouver.
u. G.. AZ 1910 p m. s,r Robert Luckeu-
bach for Boston via ports. a. $3.50 y. IN
afr Admiral 5shFse fer Nsuairfo. at SOB
?, IN. ctr J. A. Noffstt FOR San FrEnein.o,
al 1880 q m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
NeU York Stock Market

STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
marie, yesterday s apparent tho opening today aud there was
continuing upward burst for
sdopg the rest M over the definite elimination 81 this question
to7ls ssh sudsbaker.
- tst. and American international - 20 a2t
outstanding feature hEh
4.
TTler
phone an MaIand bsk sinedeshsr 2t p ~ cuba
HAVen ises, "a Pan AMERICAN a. UT =
TeSss csmpeny ~ Sorfels wss,srn il sm Amss,ssP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
SEATTLE BUSINESSFnance Produce Shipping Rea Estate Building
Huge Timber Merger in
Grays HarbOr Announced
Donovan-Corkery Company, With Capital of
100000, Formed; Transfer Big Holdings

ried on by IL for a gsycar period
The ponoyan.Corkcry Co, which
has been organized, Is The consoll'
datlon Of the Donovan Lumber Co.
the Corkery Brothers Co and the
Carlson Callow Lumber Co William
Donovan. ST.. - president, William
Cookery. vicv president and man.
ascr. aud A. W. Cnllow, secretary.
Gus Carlson, William Donovan,
Ir. A. ~ McCrcady and tho Of.
ucern named viii 10 the board or
directors. The Corkery brothorH
have operated on the vast branch
or the liumptuiips river an the
Enst Branch Logging Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29

ABERDEEN. Wash. March 81
Organization of tho Donovan Cork.
cry Lumber 8 Logging 60. with a
capital Of $500. 600 and the purchase
hS the concern OF all the stock and
property OF TIM Coats. Fordney log
sing CO, which means the transfer
OF a billion feet of timber and a
loEging read and eaulnmvai was an.
nounccd "Wednesday II r. the big
gcu lumber deal ever mada IN
Gm9s Harbor county
Figuring that the ponovan.C Cookery
Co. win cut soc. 900 600 feet % tim
Der year on the entire timber
lands controlled. logging win be ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
LOCAL PRODUCE
is INCREASING
California Products Are Be-
ing Crowded Out

no changes ou tho butter and eEr
markets were rcorted Thursday vs.
local johherH. Butter Ia eth firm
and scarce, and oEgs steady
Tho fruit nnd produce markets
also did not show many changes
Wednesday General activity q get
ting better every day and many 10
cal products arc taking ths place
OF the Southern Local spinach ar
rivals are nearly entirely supplying
tho market here. crowding out tlg
California produce. Asparagus b.
stili hiEh. but increased arrivals will
soon bring tho quotation down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
Lang Company Plans
Expansion of Plant

u. \. Lang Manufacturing Co.
having In mind mn expansion dur.
Ing tho near future. has purchased
tho lot adjoining their factory on
First nvo. y. from the GAR Realty
Co.
Mrs. u. r. Sweeney. who In prosi.
dont OF tho Gnlr Realty Co.. In rep.
resented by Henry BrodcrclS, Inc.
llnd tho r. =. Long Manufacturing
CO. being represented 10y Carter,
Macdonald q Miller. Inc. Tho prop.
crty has been held at price OF
81, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29

United States employment service
finds big gain in employment in
many cities, with labor payrolls
showing substantial increase In Feb
ruary. a month usually showing de-
crease in employment owing to in
clement weather conditions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
STORM WARNING

Warning of n storm that Ia
waglng about 1000 miles off tho
west coast OF Oregon and Wash.
ington was received in n telo.
gram TO tho Seattle weather
bureau Thursday from San Fran.
cisco. The telegram reads;
You AFRO advised OF sovoro
storm about 1000 miles west Of
Point Arcnn, moving eastward.
Probably reach Oregon coast
about Friday evening. Advise
shipping bound for Orient OF no.
we're enstcrly, shifting westerly,
gales Off tho coast"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
BANK cLEARINGs
Business Changes

schwagcr Garland Lumber com
pany have moved from 455 Henry
building to 55i5 white-H Henry Stuart
building.
John McMaster Single company
have moved from 755 Stuart building
TO 44ff-is white Henry Stuart build.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
THE PLANS
ST GgEsTFD

Now there arc three Of Us in this
coal problem Roth miners and
operators have been loud In proclaim.
ins their rights and in demanding
that their particular pet schemes be
enforced. ! should like TO propose
q platform for the most important
member In this argumcnt--tho gen.
ofal public.
The operators arguments boi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
THE TOLL or
STRIKES AND IUCKOITS

Since 1921 there hasn't been a
Singh year 10 which strikes and
lockUutn have not caused iosa IN
coal production which meant higher
costs 70 the consumer II now looks
~ lhp history were going 10 repeat
itfrif again Wo arc threatened with
another coal strike this spring. n
Il !s Ailowvd 70 SO Into effect /, viii
spell another shortage and more
suffering next war.
six such serious n. ups In the
last 20 pears arc plenty. and Il IL
possible that We may arrive al The
solution d The problvm BY anaiyzlng
The cause OF these several us.ups.
In Eindyiug Them find that they
ufe surprisingly alike In each case
miners and operators have had
what ilry thought was real Erisv.
aneo aud resi- difference. In each
canS tho government has attempted
10 deal with tie problem - appoint.
ing 4 rnfuml Aim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29

4 LIE 3 l. y Y
HILLS hisnn,
March 20 Roger
W. Bhi1non. Hiatis'
tician and bust
mns auth o rity.
has some very de-
clded views on
the coal situation
"Whhln another
week uie coal
famine should be
over II tn e
weather runs &C
cordlnE % the al
manac everyone
viii be able 20 get
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
Denver Live Stock
Wednesday'. Quotaiions

cattisv-Recoipts. 400. Market steady 10
strong. Steers, tdL7b; COW. and hslf-
ers. b.toQT.25; atoeksrs and feeders.
fs,bod17bi calves, ttbOaI2fb.
Hogs-Rec.ipts. 500. Market 10ai5o
lower Top, ;s.1B. bulk, i76sa7ss.
sheep---Rsoelpts, 1900. Market STEADY
70 strong. Lambs. ti7bOais.sB; ewes,
Stbo0S1si feeders, ;i3Qlt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
TRADE TERMS
sToppAGE IN TRANsrTU


"Stoppage in transitu" In tho
stoppagc Of goods while thoy arc on
their way from seller to buyer. pre-
venting their receipt by the buyer.
~ vs. a legal right used under
circumstances thnt would justify
the soller In breaking his contract
OF sale. II is generally rcsortcd TO
when the seller, after shipping
goods, learns OF a serious impair.
ment in the buyers credit. 70 that
collection OF the price would DO
difficult II tho goods were delivered
--.----a.s----s----.=-------
Freight chr shortage on Mnrob II
fotaIed 74.542. decrease OF 1873 from
previous week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
San Francisco Produce

Butter--EStrnH. t0no ID. prime flrsts,
go III,
ERgs--EttrHs, zoe doy.; extra puliets, 2eo
doz underlined puiicta. iMo dor.
Cbceee--CalIfornIn fanoy. 2iMa ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
POULTRY AND MEATS
rrirs. rald Wholesale Dealer.

Dasks- Dressed. per II. ....... q;
Hens Dressed. heavy ...... 81
Dressed. iiEht .,s.4..... "a
1--we. heavy. ~. s..ss4s...... ss
live. iight. n. ..,.+........ 10
Tfyers--rcr n. ......... n
Gs~-@- Dressed. per n. ...... 10
Turkey. Fancy. dressed . 400 ~
live. fancy, N. .,..4.ss ~
Belgian iiAres per D. II
Dressed. per y, ..+sts..,~ -
Cows couutry, dressed. -, 80. $50 10
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29
BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION

MEAT CANNERIES are being es.
tablished on n small scale In the Fiji
Islands. and American concerns are
selling Thorn tho necessary machin.
cry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-29

c. NJ. q St p. railway was granted
a rnil route from ST. Paul TO slto OF
Ford plant. whore $4,000, 900 fac
tory to employ between $4,000 and
$4,000 men ls TO DO built.