The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 29, 1921, Page 12

‘et from $5 to $¢ « box PAGE 12 EGGS DROP 2 GENTS IN PRICE After-Holiday Lull, Heavier Receipts Cause The after holiday 1 in the ¢ Beetion of the market, « t wit slightly hea ia Weaker New Y " Ket, € ia break of + he T . Wholesale were . @oren for the and 43 and 44 ce to shippers were 45 the standart 38 cents a do: There were no changes reported in The butter or cheese section. Butter was meeting with a fair demand at 44 cents for the city creamery bricks wand 43 cents a pound for the The first shipment of Imperial Walley lettuce was on the street at $4.50 & crate, An excellent ivery Was reported. A car of California @tlery is rolling and is due in Seat te Friday. Many houses will prob Bhly be short of that commodity for % | the weekend trading An inerease Of 50 cents « crate wee chalked up Bt many houses at $6.50 for the fancy The apple market ts quiet, tho F iert norme! for this time of the Few G¥oted Almeria crapes 50 cents leas Bt $F a keg to stimulate the demand or a clean-up. Oranges were firm commission uses Ba Cal. Arkansar yams du. tekt Nave! Japanese, per vundic a Prices Paid te Shippers Betterta:— A grada, Seattle ae Bare —Fresb ranch Pullers DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices [sid Wheiesaie Dealers Batter—Local creamery, cubes. 4a) 46) a a“ 9 POULTKY AND MEATS Prices Vaid by Wholesale iesiers te Shippers | Ducks —Fancy dressed, per,t.. 2 ° ay Gearee, heavy, 175 “eo PUULTRY AND MEATS Prices 200 The. Medion Heavy co Beigion Hares Dressed LIVE STOCK Kecripts at Seattle Thursday Cattio ..... mn o Hows > Bheep 248 Quotations at Stockyards Cattle— Vr mteors 0007.50 08799 6.00 2, for miles. ¢ ¥en Mash” ‘Ship News THE SEATTLE 'TWO SOLDIERS | ‘Specialties Are Up STAR HURT IN AUTO I PS Tides in Seattle at New York Opening: rode were severely, if 0 S e Cc i ae : Ss . at of U The three were rushed to a how e lice in 1 See SS Baa Wi, Sener “Tanah For the Motorist & }2 1. V. Davia of an acei nwh struck on the of Haines, | © mile south hia | Chareter’s, Gn: ee (Wedneeday's ations) | | less you are protec ed by a com- i Weather Bureau Report | rere tae relied if nt, |Patrolman Griffin 9 gr robe. We oe you tyiecepede TATOORH Is ae. 8 A.M: heat= Open High Lew ot Clone | and inspect our many values in rea - Ton * [Mts ‘are 1s 7 | ‘ Is Made Sergeant robes with attractive patterns. Priced from arge passenger steamer, at To, m suly Lod ‘ ‘atrolman EB. C. Griffin was ele ae | thee... an% 167” | vated to the rank of rergeant Thurs Arrivals and Departures is PRBS Rg py - $4.95. $19.75 . pon; str Northiand from | stay "~ vy os | Tuenday for being intoxteated on am, Deo, fh—atr 4 duty Avon Vessels in Other Po Wult—Dee Arrived. ot Card str Suwa Maru Yokohama—I ae from Seat 2—Salied, str * 4 from Hetlingham. Fran De Arrived, str Sisk 1 askan © atipn Received by U. % Naval Hadi ‘ove Terminal— Pier A~-Wir Ray Str Puanins Ma AC. G. Noeaiga, day Mer Termine: str Steel Worker Alsska Sleamehip Moorings—@tr Valdex Wer MOM | Cheeme—t fF Juneau. * cot Terminal—U, %& C. & Dett-| Filet ship Cwarings Balances Clearings Balances Clearinzs Lalances Balances * New and Greatest tle what wag declared to be Texas reatest oil gusher. The 3," brought in Monday, tore awa Humble company's “Cresson No. the choker and other machinery at its he that wrecked surrounding der-} ricks as it fell and threw a giant spout of olt Ain 4 tha atoes, § The roar of the off as It came up from a depth of 0 feet was heard | fancy wax All around the well was a sea of oil | men dee t least 20 lared the | * Competent oil totalled a " Foon: ine SUGAR FEED » Pee Too 100-™. ake od Mon Chick Feed Chick Feed Chiek Mash Growing Veed Growing Mai Royal White Feed Beac ‘ May—Aitaita Timothy, Ne, 1 |Chicago Board of Trade New York Stock Exchange Chicago Live Stock (Thareday's Quotations) 2 . °: | ee Reported by Wireless N. Y. Sugar and Coffee | (Trareda: } Foreign Exchange Pe Clearings ... a Ps | b 4 Ma: kk } cember 1, was estimated at $5,6 Oil Well in Texas | Public rkets Sos wy. tke Aepiaktesemt ot gaviell Sensi ANB i rae ORANGE Tex., Dee 29. ni field i Kr PLACE ture taday This compares with workers battled vainly today to throt $9.075,388,000 for 1920 and $13,689, 09 barrels tail 36, pr Crystal White soap, # bara weigh 6 pomp 9 Cotton, 8,340,000 ba valued at Oe can it Hatt at \e | $674.8 ), againat 499,603 le c she | year, valued at $933,658,000 marmalade, » <f .. veins: “sats |More Profiteering sortet r * Hd be is a10 - sor 808 Market steady. | rough heavy, 16) y Aw heminal ows nee '* Quotations) heh vee % . en, 84008 | San Francisco Markets 0, Dee, 29——Whol Foreign Money Status sported trading t ais ths awning ce | | Forsiohed by 1. 0. artly due. S 1am | ermal valve tening we seaee Merling anadian EY drack some aking alight conces them. Lettuce was 19.20 cts - Prem ve about 26.99 « Ble DECREASE IN FARM CROP ia 4.452,147.00 1,025,690.00 fone seseatzoo | Value of 1921 Yield Set at Tacoma $5,675,877,000 : “88:138.00 WASHINGTON, Dee 29.—- The value of the farm crop for 1921, based on prices paid to farmers up to De 97,000 for 1919 tim a9 The department e» 7 at $729, as compared with $33,077,000 bushels in 1920, and a 197,263,000. The corn ¢ mated at 3,081,251,000 bushels, valued 206,624,000, compared with 2,000 bushels in 1920, for ue of $2,168,768,000. The oat croy was entinmted at 1,060,737,000 bush els, valued at $221,540,000, compare: with 1,496,281,000 bushel, jand valued at $688,311,000. | Other eatin Winter wh: valued at $5 ed the total wheat crop at 3.000 bush val 068,000 va last year YOONOMY ire American cane sugar, # A “ ® 00 bushels, cainst 610, for a value 597,000 bushel of $907,291,000. Spriny valued ‘or 1920, wheat, 207,861,000 bu: $178,342,000, pishels last y 000 fey, 151,181,000 year, valued at $63,788,000, this compared CORNER with 189,332,000 bushels last year, peanut butter, | Valued at $135,083,000 : Potatoes, 246,823,000 bushels, val $285,192,000, against 40 2 ee bushels, valued at $461,778, Feng last year All hay, 96,820,000 tons, valued at rackers "| $1,090,776,000, against 106,315,000 ‘ga Nl tons, valued at $1,758,350,000 last Tobacco, 1,117,682,000 pounds thi valued at $207,570,000 25,000 pounds lust year, v 675,000 ued an cane mugar, # fs Indictments Due ’ | WASHINGTON, De 9.— Mo jpr@tecring indictments as part o indictments will be material concerns, i prices in this line are soaring, tu spite of the recent anti-trust activi ties of phe government. Attorney * General Daugherty hay been notified, against can Lic Ti Hi nd it urgeonn ' and save money. he cident oc red near the T Sed at dao me nseti boned ian These cold days and evenings bus and brought to a hospital here SE TTITITTITTUTTTTTTTTTTTTATIUAUE {BOYS [ LOOK! pecials we are offering 5 Han advantage of these are certainly chilly for driving un- ROBE Spark Plugs Shock Absorbers “Rob Roy” A neat and Well made shock absorb: er for Fords, Many of we ; ber 4 om are now ee a Maser one ther now in upon, Get @ Master cylinder p pared for They are self with their riding qual Vorcelains Ahead will bring no startling changes to the world at large. But it can be made a better and more prosperous SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY 68c | 7! $2.98 59c be Saw, Adjustable; regular $1.15 Marvel Jr, Vuleanizer; regular 58c Transmission Lining, Cork Faced; regular price $1.75 net . Veerless Foot Accelerator; regular Plain Spark Mag, 30 | $1.00 period for us as indi- Yrinch tee C | windshield Wings, pair; regular $9 75 viduals if we have Battery Hydrometer; regular $16.50 "i . PID crccccescdomeree learned the lessons of 1921. The passing year has proved the value of er Covered BOG | Flash Light, complete with batter Dean Knife Timer; regular 69c prige $1.65 ... Cable Tire Locks, Le $2.00 regular doa cdnerese intelligent thrift— Mail se eter N=, WESTERN AUTO <Surnty =: save paid handsomely Principal COMPANY Prenetid in comfort and happi- Western AUTO ROW STORE DOWNTOWN STORE and Cites s12- 18 BK. Pike 2041-45 Westlake Efficiently ness, ;} 4 en ee ee ee es ee ee Hundreds Apply for ~ Christmas Presents Ps ALK TO GO UP The NEXT MONDAY; New Auto Licenses} Stolen by Burglar | 7%: ‘ Milk will go up approximately 1] sity put two more days of grace] Thieves entered the home of Maem o70se National cent a quart in Seattle retail stores | hundreds persons were lined up! A, Anderson, 7203 Second ave. N. We 1 at the of of County Auditor D. F. Ferguson Thursday, to get th 1922 After pervons displaying the January Wednesday night, and escaped six foup plates, a meat platter, al ] ‘This is indicated by an announce auto lHeenres t made T men day by Harold N Naan hen Citctdien ‘Shed City Bank Moore tary of the & je MIUTK | will be subject to arrest. « a bracelet, several pairs P Dealers’ « ation. Exp! the tors office in being kept open eve ¢ nks valued at $75, and othe of Seattle ]increase, Moore maid price 1 pro. nings to accommodate late comers. | holiday gifts 1. Peicer, 128 26th.ave: S, lost gree Second at Marion rosea lg . gon M | TACOMA, Dee. 29.—No New Year ceries and a purse. * ‘ $2.02 to § » hundredweight with: eelebration for Ed White. 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