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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21

The celian building. at coo to Go
Union u. and the carman building.
at the corner OF Fifth ave. and Pine
H.. are two Of the latest bits OF eyi
denee Of the construction activity
that Ia now going on in Seattle.
The celian building Is two-story
and basemen, building. OF concrete
construction. faced with terra Gotta.
II contains four stores. loft and
basement. the firm OF West q wheel.
a being manager OF the property.
The entire second floor Is occupied
by Heiden'H Mailing Bureau. one Of
The elty.s oldest enterprises. under a
fivoyrar lease. The Surety Finance
Co. has leased ono Of the stores. and
Il. Forbes has leased another.
The building iypificn the new bust.
ness activity on Union At. which IL
rapidly filling up with business cs.
adjustments and gives promise Of
becoming an important retail district
In the near future. The new paving.
when the damage caused by tho
buratinG or water main Friday is
repaired. will be no small fnetor In
incFeasing the activity OF the street;
Tho Carmau building. remodellng
Of which IN rapidly nearing compile
ton. WAS originally thn Aihambrn
thcater. designed by Saunders &
1.awton. architects. and built in 1903
by the Aihamhra Building Co, com.
posed 81 r. 81 kinncar and Foster
4 klelpcr. II was subsequently
leased 10 tho wilkes Players, and
was popularity known as the Wilkes
thcatcr"
The rcmodcllng was dono by the
owners under a 2o.ycar lcaNe TO Mrs.
~ " CarmBn. negotiated thru the
offices Of Henry Frederick. Inc. and
Carter. Macdonald & Miller. The cost
OF the remodcllnR viii approximate
$3.50. 600. Work was commenced in
April and win be completed about
August l.
Tho building is Of mill construction.
with brick walls faced with terra
Gotta, II contains four floors IN front
and five In the rear. occupying a
ground space Of Toxii3 feet.
The Great Northern Construction
Co. u Seattle firm composed OF J. J.
Frantz and Arthur Gcrbci. Is doing
the reconstruction. Lawton & Mol.
dcnhour arc the architects. George
W Lawton. OF tho firm. being OF the
former firm Of Saunders & Lawton.
who designed the original theater
building. Andrew Wilson Is the fix.
turc architect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
BIG EXPOSITION
OPENS MONDAY
Show Prepared to Receive
Whole Population

The Rel 81 dock Is an dressed up
and ready for the biggest party ever
attempted by the merchants OF So
attic, for Monday morning tho North
west Merchants Exposition opens. II
might be said that that the exposition
Is OF interest chiefly 10 the retail
merchants of the Northwest. but be-
meath the surface IL Is OF chief I'M
p0rtRnco TO the consuming public;
Tor Il viii give them. IN tho most
complete manner ever attempted, an
opportunity 20 Sue the length and
breadth OF the manufacturing indus
Try OF their home territory,
Realizing that the consumer Is the
individual that ultimately Shapes the
policies OF the merchant. go man
agers OF this years show have made
no 0dmittRncc charge They are
prepared 20 receive during the week
practically the whole population 81
the city. as well as the many visitors
who viii be flockius here for week
rcplete with attractions.
one OF the features just announced
win be FRYE educational moving pie
lures, and films portraylng the grow.
ing. harvesting and packing OF the
world famous Wenatchee and Yaki-
ma apples are among the pictures 10
be shown.
A fashion show will be- staged dur
ing the noon hour OF each day. Auto
mobile tours for visiting merchants
viii be taken daily Headquarters
have been established az 1891 Fifth
ave. where any and all questions re-
garding the show will be answered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Foreign Conditions
Reviewed Ivy H.. =. Department
OF Commerce

European cables 10 the department
OF commerce covering the month OF
June. report a general slackening of
industry in France. largely a result
ct the decline In tho exchange value
OF the Sanc, fairly good business in
unoccupied Germany, but little indus.
trinl activity in the occupied regions.
and continued progress in the re.
Mobilization of Austria.
Issues Of commodity bonds in Ger.
many MS a means of offsetting the
depreciation OF the mark were over.
subscribed and workmen agitated for
4 new basis of wage payments
Note circulation Increased heavily
in both France and Germany. and so
did state Indebtedness to the Bank
of France and the Reichsbank. Note
circulation was Increased in Austria,
but the National banks sound money
reserve also Increased,
Austrian exchange remained
steady, wages Increased. unemploy.
ment decreased, and interest rates
wero lower.
Reports from Central America In.
dicnte generally satisfactory crop
conditions. dulncss In commodity
markets, and delayed financial re.
covcry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Arrivals and Departures

ARRIVED -IuIy 70-atr Melton from
Fort SAN Luis nt $50 a ~ str Achilles
from Vancouver. ~ G.. via Tacoma. ct
sac a NJ. ctr Ruth Alexander from Gan
Diego. via San Pedro and IAN Francisco.
at sac g. m, July i3-Htr Admiral
Dewey from Tacoma. VIA Everett. Bei.
iiusham Vancouver. ~. g.. AnAcoftpa and
Tacoma, at 1880 ,. IA. str Tlyprton
from san Pedro via Tacoma, ct iits D.
M. str Hawaii MRsu from Tacoma, via
Vancouver. ~. c. at E.ao y, M
sAILIsu--Juiy so--atr Hawaii MAru
Tor Hungknng. via Yokohama. Kobe
Moi AND Shanghai. at 10 a. m. str
loNan, for New York. via Tacoma. San
Francisco. Ban Pedro. Balboa and PM.
adelphia, at IL a m. July ie-Str Ad.
mirsl Dewey for San Pedro, via San
Francisco. ct midnight. ctr ManltoRoe
for Tacoma. at i:i0 y m. str Robin
Gray Tor Sew York. via Tacoma. Ever
cit, Portland. San Francisco. az s.30 p.
M. Htr Horace Luokcnbach FOR New
York. via Tacoma. Everett. San Fran.
cisco. San Pedro, Balboa aud phlladol-
phlh. NJ $3.50 ,. M. ctr II. r. Harper
for ~ seEundo. az s!10 ., M. atr Press.
dent Harrison Tor Boilingham. ut i.i5
D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21

Stewart Warner Corporation dc.
clared $3.50 dividend. payable August
Is. to stock Of record July 81. Last
payment was at rate OF 81 with an
extra OF so cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
CITY GETS NEW
REALTY OFFICE

Matthew Schwimrner, formerly q
Kansas City. Mo. is a tourist who
came to visit Seattle and decided TO
stay and become one of the city.s
real estate fraternity, With his WIFE
and three children he has moved In
bag and baggage, and has opened a
realty office under the caption of &c.
Attile Washington Real Estate"
Il believe that the immediate pres.
ont is tho psychological time TO buy
home in Seattle" Schwimmer said
Friday. THE market on Seattle real
estate is far too low in comparison
with the East, and it is bound TO in.
crease in value rapidly"
Sohwimmer also expressed surprise
on discovering that the rainfall In
Seattle is not as great as that of
Chicago. and suggests that if wider
publicity were given this fact. II
would be OF great benefit to the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
AID CLUB GOES
To ENUMCLAW
First Inter-City Meeting Is
Successful Affair

Fifty members Of tho Seattle Adj,
vcrtislng club mado the first OF tho
clubs little journeys" TO neighbor-
ing cities when they went TO Enum.
claw Friday night TO be the guests,
OF the Enumclaw chamber OF com.
merce. AS a result OF the meeting,
tho Enumclaw Chamber OF Com
merco win visit Seattle on Septem-
Der I. and viii take charge OF the
Ad clubs meeting for that day.
Two hundred OF Enumclaw's most
prominent men ard women Joined
the Seattle visitors at a dinner
served by the Ladies' Aid society OF
the Presbyterian church. Lloyd
Spencer, president OF the Seattle
Ad club. presided over a meeting
that was fun OF sense and nonsense.
and that went far towards joining
the two cities in a bond OF friend.
ship.
Among the speakers OF the even.
ing were Ray Z. BIgelow. presl.
dent Of Cheasty's A. C. Johansen,
mayor OF Enumciaw: B. r. Kibbler,
president OF the National Bank of
Enumclaw: Archie McKinnon, state
representative; NJ. ]. Carrigan. of
the Seattle Chamber OF Commerce:
+. c. crimp, president OF the Enum.
claw Commercial club; Kenneth
Kerr, OF the Railway and Marine
News; George C. Griffith, deputy
forest supervisor; christy Thomas.
executive secretary OF the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce; Nathan Eek.
stein, president OF Schwahacher
Bros, and Frank McCafferty. Of Sc.
attic.
Music was furnished by the Lyric
quartet OF Enumclaw, composed of
George Edwards. Miss verna Van
Buskirk. Mrs. Gedlink and Mrs.
Gilbert; vocal duet by Azalea Van
Buskirk and Elmont Bob: piano duet
by Mrs. George Link and Miss Vera
Van Buskirk, and vocal solos by
w. l.. Simmons. REGULATIONS by
Miss Margaret Olson completed the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
PLAN TO BUILD
new RAILROAD
Permission Granted to Open
Big Farming District

WASHINGTON. July 2i.-The
Oregon Short Line railroad today
was authorized by tho interstate
commerce commission TO construct
a new limo between Rogerson. Twin
Falls county. Idaho. and Wells. Elko
county. Nevada.
The new line will be ss miles long,
opening Up n rich agricultural ter.
rltory at present without railroad
facilities. Its estimated cost is s5,-
Osi. 900. Tho road expects to derive
annual revenues totaling $4,000
from tho new line and s3si, 900 add.
cd revenues 10 its existing system.
The new road win connect with
the Southern Pacific and Western
Pacific n; Wells, New.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
BUSINESS-Fnance Produce Agriculture BUILDING
NeIU York Stock Market

WALL STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW
NEW YORK decline hit tho market after the
the instances
90
hammered
dent that Resistance had tho song this bcng particularly
the of the leading iRduHtriaia rails
Undoubtedly the present 40
he no out
BALDWIN 1894
Genera! Electric A sudebake le Canadian Pacific its
Republic Central Southern Pa
cife S7A American 9s Anaconda a. OF ~ Aucri-
asa, u A.,
r.
SudvbaNer
& American Can y - gnehsaged' american M9oen ~ on ~ Corn
s - american senE ss of IA southern Fagi tsi.pp tx
i4; Baltimore 4 Ohio. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Vessels in Port at Seattle

Smith Covc Tcrminai-Pirr u. str AchIi-
los, bgo VIM. Nottingham. str hayden
Pier 10 str Rosalio Mhhoncy.
Great Northern TermlnRi-str Tokiwn
Maru.
American Can co.'s TermInOi-s,r re.
dnndu.
Bell street Termlnal--u, s. c. @. sno-
homiHh
Pier n.n-str oweso. str Fulton. U. S.
G. G.. Deliwood
Pier 6--str Hawaii aMru, ntr silyerado
Pier Str Alaska
Pier str y j. Luelycnbnch
Pier A--Str Admiral Sobrco.
Pier H-Str Admiral Nicholson, str Ruth
Alexander.
Pier D-Str Admiral Rodmnn.
Atlantic Street TcrmlpRl--Str Madison.
Spokane Street Tcrmlnal-Str wheaton,
General potroloum-Str Melton.
Todd Drydoclts-Str West Nllun, Htr
West Ison. str santa Cruz, str Prosl-
dent Jefferson,
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging co.-str
Patterson,
liarbor Island Dock and Warehouse
Cl'hhor'Bl- STR Alabama Maru.
Druminnnd Lghtorngo Co,.-str city OF
Spokane
noffcrmans Drydock Bark GrntIn.
Alaska Steamship Moorlugs--str kctchl.
kan.
strcnm--u &, 8. Seattle, u. q. 4. Melville
Deatroyors Nos. 20s, gi9.
window Marine Hallway -Schr c. v
1Srusc. hgo Coqultlnm city, whalers
star Nos, /, ?. ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
JEWELLERS TO
Be IN SEATTLE
State Convention to Meet in
Gowman Hotel Wednesday

Tho Washington State jewelers.
win hold their convention In Seattle.
July 20 and 20. with sessions at the
Hotel Gowman. 4 largo Attendance
n expected In view OF tho excellence
Of the conventions program and tho
unusual attractions OF tho week.
Seattle jewellers will DO hosts 10
the visiting jewellers at two lunch.
cons. and Wednesday evening has
been selected for the convention ban.
qust. after which tho delegates and
their wives viii attend the ball given
ar one OF tho features OF Merchants
Exposition week.
Thursday night tho delegates viii
attend the exposition stag party.
while their wives win be given a the.
ator party.
Aside from the addresses and re-
ports by the association officers. the
rpeaklng program. which II 81 higt
order VIII consist OF the following.
'-rho Jewelry Business From an
Economic Point OF View Is tho sub.
Ject Of an address by stephen / NIL
Ter. OF the University Of Washing.
ton. Or, w }. Hlndlcy. Of the Wash.
instun State Retailers association,
VIII speak ON state Unity" Nathan
Eekstoin. Of Schwabachcr Bros. Co,
has for his talk Business Ethics
and the Neurological Institute" n
discussed b. Albert y. Jones NJ. J.
CnrffEun. o. tho Seattle Chamber Of
Commerce tourist bureau. speaks on
The Tourist" Correct Window
Trimming" with model show win.
dow. Il treated by two expert display
men. II. w etohiion Of s. Fried
lander 4 Son. and Frank Maxwell Of
Frederick 4 Nelson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Chambers Will Aid
Wheat Rate Fight

Traffic bureaus OF the Tacoma and
Seattle Chambers of Commerce will
file jointly n petition for the re-
opening of the Columbia Basin rate
case with the Interstate Commerce
commission at Washing ton, u. c..
following In line with the petition
filed Thursday by the wheat grow.
crs Of that section OF the Columbia
basin south of the Snake river at.
fcctod by the order OF The commits.
sion giving Portland dirferential
over Puget Sound ports, two years
ago,
Tacoma and Seattle traffic
bureaus viii have their Joint petition
ready for filling the riudlo OF next
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Activity Reported
in Residence Lots

Unusual activity In residence lot
Gales for this nnnsOn Of the yeas Is
reported by Henry c. Ewing Co.
Among tho principal snlea Of proper
ties. ranging In value from $4,000 TO
$4,000. AFRO s. n. Prince 70 Clara r.
SCOT, 1914 asgd ave, s. Lillian q
Ross to Mary y. Hodeflck. $50
North 9Th st; y. ~ Brennan 20
x r George. 5i5s Rirkwood place,
and o. r. BemlnRcr TO Arthur
Zeiscn. sii North ssth st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
GERMANY SEES
GOOD BUSINESS
Mark, Worth Nearly Nothing,
DepreciateS 200 Per Cent

WASHINGTON, July ai.- Despite
unstable financial and economic con.
lltions the general aspect of Ger
man business during June was good.
says Commercial Attache c. Il. Her.
ring. in a cable TO the department
Of commerce. altho less activity was
experienced than during the previous
month. Unemployment decreased
somewhat on account OF slightly i'm
proved industrial activity resulting
from the new depreciation of the
mark by nearly 200 per cent. In the
Ruhr district. however. the business
depression was worse than ever, pro-
duction in nearly all industries hay
ing largely ceased except for small
local needs.
Initiation continued unchecked dur.
ing June. the note circulation, which
on June 20 amounted to II trillion
marks. having increased SIS per cont
since the beginning of the month.
The floating debt of the govern.
ment ON June 20 was 100000, o0o,
600 marks, an increase of nearly 40
per cent over the beginning of the
month. OF this amount, li.S0o,o0o,.
600. 900 marks consist of discounted
treasury bills. OF which 12,9oo,oo0,-
o00. 900 marks are held by the Reichs.
bank. The governments latest at.
tempt Mt control of speculation in
foreign exchange has not proved ef.
fective.
There has been constant demand
for the use of a fixed standard Of
value in certain business transac.
tons and a fixed value wage is being
demanded by labor, The growing
lack of any confidence in the mark
is evidenced ny the increasing desire
on the part of the public to invest in
fixed value securities MS shown by
the success OF the rye and other
commodity lonns,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Commission Will
Investigate Logs

The tariff commission has ordered
an Investigation on loss Of fir.
spruce. cedar and Western hcmioek
under section as Of tho tariff act Of
1929 Tho preliminary hearing VIII
he held al tho commissioner office
10 Washington. y. c. az 10 o'clock
a. m. Angus, Z. 1894
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
To Organize New
Irrigation District

WENATCHEE. July 2i-Tho We.
nntchee chcwawa Irrigation district
Is in process Of being organized un.
der the state irrigation code, by the
owners Of land located in what is
known ms the wenntchcc park prof.
Get The petition Tor the orRaniza.
ton Of this district IS now being
published and as there Is no oppo.
siiion expected, the board OF county
commissioners Will undoubtedly pro.
coed with the organization in due
time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Grain MARKET
CLOSES Lower

CHICAGO. July s0-Grain prices
weakened near the close and finish
cd az the days low levels on tho
Chicago board Of trade today. Fall
pro OF the Liverpool market 70 fol-
low ADVANCING wheat prices IN this
country was given a. the chief cause
% the abrupt downturn
July corn made good gains ia the
morning and held nearly steady on
the wheat pit, Trading was mostly
hy local dealers
Oats trading was duh thruout
Provisions closed slightly higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Gain in City's
Bank Resources

Combined resources OF tho II
national banks OF Seattle on June
80, 1923, totolod si33,4d6, 900, accord.
ing to statement Just issued by
John Perrin. reserve agent of tho
Federal Reserve bank Of San Fran.
cisco. This represents gain OF
more than Ton million dollars over
the combined resources OF the bankn
a year ago, the total then being
1874, 2Jb, 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Building Permits

OVER $1,000
A. Hall i7oS sAth frame stores 5oxt7.
$500 ''
H. H. Mills Ss6e s7th s. W.. frnme rc.l.
dcnec ,SiNsG. $4,000.
dences $1,000.
A. g. Mowcry. SaiO DAYTON fran. .,o,a
60NsO $4,000.
A. L, Smith. Smith bldg. frame stores
s5x55. $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Financial Flashes
From James Macfariane & Co.
sii Second Ave.

Twenty industrial stocks average
el.s5, an advance OF i.54: 20 railroad
stocks average So.05. an advance
of SO.
New York banks may aid cot.
Ton lean Of SiO,0e0, 600.
Chicago grain traders support plan
to stimulate public buying OF wheat.
American Type Founders reports
business and profits Tor year promise
70 show Improvement over preceding
year.
The worlds largest tobacco
combine i being constructed and
j. receiving the finishing touches.
Southern railway system for two
weeks OF July. earnings s3.7+0.140.
Increase s90l.350. from january /.
siCs, zoo. $50; increase SIS. s9s,7s..
Toronto wire says Imperial Cil Co.
reduced price OF Canadian crude oil
20 cents a barrel.
Chain stores like Woclworth.
kresge. kress, breaking all prey
ious record sales.
June net income OF Detroit street
car lines. sG2.f39, against s9s.74i a
year ago.
Federal reserve board weekly state
ment shows banks ratio increase TO
7s.5 per cent from 75.4 per cent: New
York federal reserve bank shows re-
serve ratio OF 1873 per cent. against
Sl.t per cent previous week.
Following the announcements yes
terday that Mid.Continent refiners
haye agreed to suspend operations,
due to the demoraiized condition Of
petroleum industry. report was re.
ceived from Findlay. Ohio. stating
that the Ohio OIL Co. had reduced
price on six different grades Of
crude oil.
Port Arthur, Texas, wire says
I. W. W. INVASION called OF
and general strike win be called
at Gulfport instead, to protest
against political imprisonment
Stewart Warner Corporation dc.
clared $3.50 dividend. payable August
-. to stock Of record July 81. Last
payment was at rate OF 81 with an
extra OF so cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
New Issues

s. w. Straus s Co, announce that
permanent 9 per cent first mort
goge serial coupon gold bonds OF
the Westinghouse building and the
6is per cent Montreal Insurance
Exchange building issue are now
roady for exchange for interim Ger.
ifcotcs outstanding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Boston Wool

BOSTON. July 20.--Altho there is
continued interest by mail agents in
three-eiRhths combinE woods, most
OF the sales huve been for Australian
skies and above and prices on these
qualities nre higher Taking terri
mny be quoted AZ $40 for fine sta
pie, Sl.26 for hnlf-blood staples,
.05 for thrcc-cights. and 81 ccntB
for quarter combing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Foreign Securities
Denver Live Stock
Fridays Quotations
Furnished By Logan 6 Bryan
$40 second Ave. seattle
Fridays Quotations
Furnished by Logan & BryHi
Fridays Quotations

fFhN5 RubtRtlOnH
CattIr--HeceIpts. 49, Market steady.
Becf steers. ssmi0.7j. cows and
heifcrs, saG7; calves. FlH7.5D.
stoclSers and feeders. siaG.75.
Hogs--ReceiptE 1875. Market stondy
e l0c higher. Top, &725. bulk.
S7m720
shccp-Receipts. AS. Market sfosdy
lambs, Si1Hil20 feeder lambs
Sl00ll25. ewes. }40G.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Fruit Growers Add
to Storage Plant

wENATcHEE. July si.-A con.
tract has been let by the Lake Che.
Ian fruit growers for an addition 10
their storage plant AT Chcian Falls.
The new building Will be finished by
fan and will double the present
warehouse capacity OF the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee

FridRY's VnntnfIOns
sugur-Unscttlcd. Raw. 1903: re-
fined. unsettled; Eranulatcd. 1885
Hg.
Coffee-No. 7 Rio spot, lie ID; No. 4
Santos. 1874 613hc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Alaska Vessels

Hrward-july Bnilcd. str Admiral
Watson. souihbound, az n, IN.
Juneau July ia- sailed. ctr Admiral
Rogers. southbound, Mt a. m.
valdez, July Sailed, U, Is. g. Hen
detson, southbound. at o. m. str Al.
mirHl aWtaon, southbound. at 1880 u. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid By Wholesale Dealer,

Uraiiera=si ~ Ehnfnt. per 10 ..4 sic -
Rocks and Hsda. per ~. .... 90
Capons Live. fat. per 10, .... AS
Fancy d, p ...............,.- -
lisnsls lbs, and up ....ss ~
Medium live. aA 70 "a ms. rs
live. light. 20 ~ fbs s,. u
Fancy dfy picked osnts above
live
Gessc-I.ivp. TAT. 20 IL fbs. d. 10
belgian Harcs-I nos. and up =. Ia
Turkeys-Faney d o.. s-is ibA. 80
Live, fat. per ~ ............ rs
Rooster. Old. live. per 10. $50. II
Hogs
ChDleo llEht ...,s......-.,. 10
Choice heavy ............... csc 90
Veal
Fancy light ................ .iag IL
Fancy heavy. 100. 200 rbs o.. 100 ii
Medium heavy ito.7eo lbs. BsU 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
TRADE TERMS
INVENTORIES

Inventories constitute an import.
ant item ON the asset side Of the bal.
ance sheet. They usually comprise
the amounts Of raw material. goods
IN process of manufacture, and fin.
lshed articles on hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
New Industries

Lees Print Shop, 215 Second ave,
Bremerion; Thos b, Lee: printing.
Reoscs Bakery, GOA Denny way,
Seattle; u, NJ. Reese; bakery goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
San Francisco Produce
Fridays Quotations
Furnished hY Logan a nryan
EIu Aefand Az Seattle

FTiIny's VunInfI0ns
Butter-Extrns. 45c 10: prime firRts.
i2c III. firats, 40tAc ID.
ERa---txtraH, aic doz extra firgts,
SOC dOz. extra puilrtn. 26ihc duZ..
underaized puliets. 20c doz.
ChccSc--CHiifornia flats. fancy, 2Gc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Weather Bureau Report

TAT0ogH BLAND. July .a-S a 81
- barometer failing. clear. sind north.
east. miles an hour Passed oai-A
tolou Oh tanker az $50 a. m. str
Hants uilNia. ~ =. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Local
Markets
VEGETABLES

THE prices Eiysn are those made 20 70
tail dealers By wholesalers, Win fSH
seasonal exceptions prices 90 producer.
ran be figured by dedpctinE the cost OK
transportation Go seattle and apptoa.-
mattly 1885, for hauling. storage ana sen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-21
Portland Produce

Buttcr-37mi H.
Eggs--tiuying price. goa 25c doz:
selling price, 2iW26c doZ.
Cbccsc---2g n 3ic Id.
Ueps--23Gp24c ID.