The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 24, 1922, Page 12

PAGE 12 THE Amateur Press Club Will Hold Reunion The Seattic Amateur Press club Wi eelebrate its 19th February 4, at W a. n| Tides in Seattle Ray Futter, of Granite Pa a ebar TURSDAY wepnnan At WALL STREET JOURNAL FINANCIA Hee member, wilt act a ride NW YORK, Jan, gteStoela, with ‘thy exce \ Aubrey W. Deery ane ‘ n J ebook ; H Proeram and Roy Erford of renerar First Low oo ana @ 4 arrangements Local Markets VEGETABLES Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Kee Her son Weather Bureau Report ISLAND, Ja ‘ per t Ne Careote—tocal, per sack Washed ope D; with a oe 4 Alaska Vessels pels im Cal, per Tt) Areived eon KDE i report € vlna. ber ereee'a.cb@ese! 20% $-—-Or Agmire A adie San Fernando New York Stoch Exchange (Monday's Quotations) RAIN MARKET | "=~ IS IRREGULAR . & oo Jan, 2 CHICAGO, ed, str Bpo str View 123% Try soe Other Ports ved, str Texan Vessels in eee Chicago Board of Trade i Tuemday’s Quotations) Purnished by L. B Manning & Co, May oae 8 933 oe | West sult ba Ps ~ Chicago Live Stock ia enday's Quetations) wes Reported by Wireless SSreen 35s" *Futs U.K Naval Redio Commanication specified, unless end.) | Gooarien, 17@ 7.40; packing ||" Os: pin, 09.2 1.000, Market weak and prime, I9.10@ nd good, $7.15@9 wan | DAIRY PRODUCTS ’ ” ‘ niger pgm ne Dioreda Beattie delivery wt ge Mime Freon ranch, white she Mixed colors Liberty Bonds (Monday's Quatations) Turniehet by 1b. Manning & Ce Metier Metet Mauding ign tow Pe hirer] F. 0. BR condensary. ¢ DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Batter—Locai creamery, « ‘Brick . Cove Terminal—Pier B—8tr Btiver | t Northern Terminal—Str Teyama| | ae. common owe Denver Market Status (@ Quetat! t Terminah—0. & CG. Bne| homian, Str Bt. Joseph. triplets ‘Tillamook tr Foreign Money Status (Monday's Quotations) Tarnished by 1. 1 Manni nahin. oP tenes yg Sheep coat! Goat Bunkers Ate paid Sas uv & Crow Roard Moortngs—Atre ° wotte:| N. ¥. Sugar and Coffee ; ‘Tecedey's Quotations) Seger—Firm ; Shipping Portland Market Status (Tereday's Quotations) i@ POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale Desiers __ Foreign Exchan Artificial flower 4 employs more dustry in Ing an 10,000 per Live, fancy . Country Are Hogs — Dressed. Ne Heavy, dremsed Veni—Dresed, light Medium dressed Neary coarse... Beiginn Mares—Live, part. .. ‘Live stock” =" Clipped from the Seattle Receipts at seattle | Times, January 16, 1922 Cattle + None| Hogs s Bheep A Quotations at Blockyards Cattie— Prime FEED Per Ton CLEAN COAL—no soot or clinkers. Quick, cheerful heat in tay? A lump. heed ham Range Coal for all cook- ing. At your dealer or BELLINGHAM COAL MINES Seaboard Building Seattle [Phone Elliott 6017 COAL “MORE HEAT PER DOLLAR” Growing Feed Gerwing Mash Fee Mash—> heratch Feed Covoanal Pexnat Oil Meal Cottonseed Meal Linseed Oil Meat Koya Bean Meal Alfalfa Meal Bone Meal SEATTLE Chi Steel Stocks Heavy ‘BI Ship News As Exchange Opens 24 re | Spinach, Cauliflower and mana Lettuce in Abundance j showing a t upon t TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1922. “CLOSED Making arrangements for the Greatest Fire Sale ever held in the City of Seattle. THE ENTIRE FireDamaged Stock Of the RED FRONT STORE, corner First Ave. and Union St., has been re- moved to our Main RED FRONT STORE, corner First Ave. and Pine "DON'T BUY Another dollar’s worth of Clothing, Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Hats, etc., until you see our sensational prices in tomorrow’s Star. For never in the his- tory of the mercantile business in Se- attle have such goods been priced so , low. RED FRONT CLOTHING CO. 1601-1603 First Ave. Cor. 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