The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 21, 1922, Page 12

THE SEATTLE STAR wan mao “| LOCAL MARKETS | San Francisco Produce Portland Market Status ¥ Wednesday's Wednesday's Quotations 440 Market 4%e Ib; oe firwte, News »e'|Stocks Are Strong — e don.; extra pullets, tte " 1 pullets, 19 dow . : Libe: Bonds vRont/ “a * k sees do@ 0] O88 fiats, fancy, 18'4e th Tides in Seattle on New York Market «~ nk fet TABLES StH | apis rete y Logan & liryen | o 1, per a4) i Sew. sl WALL STREBT JOURNAL WINANCIAL REVIEW | B10 Second Ave., Reattle a 5 1.98) » | N.Y. Sugar and Co | iret High Tide ||. nos Gs lichen int oper Seeewen Ot Be ber § oO loweet, ras) | Better Nigh Low Close Beets 4 nia Keystone, Mm 11% | i aoeen, id ffee 2iad wm, 107 M1) LOY Stock exc 100,14 100.04 " 16 | Sagar—¥irrn granu First Low Tide welling act : 100.00 80 | lated, &. prominent bi ; 9,88 | Hew . » r » 10% @10%e I eading many t 100.84 joote] oa DAIRY PRODUCTS | te I 100.04 100.08| Gree " 100.10 100.06 | Cabbags s Fries Paid to Khippers 100.12 100.10 Gen teal) views “wy ‘he 100.62 100.84 100.60 elt oace 69 TT) tet ab Weather tens Report {yarather, Up Ns Amer PATOOSH ISLAND, June 2 M, | Baldwin, 11h 4 pnt | je, Roading ie ue ‘o| Foreign Money Status o8, uP Toceday's Qeetations oleum, 64, up duets, 105%, up % | Cotery— Cai” orate +4 | Cucumbers Loo, hothouse, dow 1.06@ 2,00 nited Staten Florida, per Tt Purnished by h a. O09 10.00 Stent, mites out, | § ae oft OR Bie Becond ‘Aves Seattle Hf tog see % * ie ierre atte day's hig BUideDAKOE! ormar value ae A Pt dred BANK CLEARINGS | + 8.608 6.00 j ited Seattle / iooogiies, | Clearings .... .....$4586,578.98 | soog1e00 © Balances eleeods 760,625.14 | 6.00@ 800| * 111060@11.66 ..14.00@12.60|. LOS ANGELES.—Mrs. F. M. Wen- 12,.06@ 12.00 4 000 In jewels and per. 10.00@1 sonal attenta taken from her home. w ine ye about balancing. shipm . Art June 21--Str Ww eee “GRAIN MARKET | pn ng "STAGES RALLY eream brick . aa wine “ triplets 21@ 123 tripleus a6 Y AND MEATS — | 0 30.00@ 22.00 , Foreign Securities fancy graded r re Nes ip bd aco | hd holreale Dealers | a BLO Becond Ave., Seattle CHICAGO, June 21.—Grain prices | 4 Blocks mia FLOUR AND SUGAR Fre oat sch ec 1. es Mj wtr Jaco L eh rallied at the clone of th A is Wholesale Prices lich man New or "lpoard of trade near the clo A 3 - ss teenes SAVE MONEY= page 4 | 7 Travel by steamer a ‘ inated pa he TACOMA é t, per 20 ; AD SAFTY - SPEED- cor A ee 3% The and up at ta * . . rf DAILY 7.9 11 a. m., 1, the Mid-weat. regular, with ltt Cash wheat July wheat op | : ask ~ VICTORIA, BC | Seems Debs weenie Beste : PORT ANGELES - STRAIT POINTS Sonceeess Aprioate Cal, per erate , oonsen ba » . BC. BR ©. Mojave for Jun 65% 0 and | * dup te a june 20—Halled, atr North-| Fancy, heavy, 160-200 the, Med, heavy POULTRY AND “MEATS s@ 36 Prices Paid Wholesale Deniers Sf Ducks Dressed, per Md, ... SAN JUAN us AND POINT 1200 MIN TC ened unchanged 4 +8 08 | Meme—Dresned, heavy BELLINGHAM ANACORTES bes om Dressed, ent, Mm. Live, heavy, fb. Live, iignht, ‘1 ° Dressed, per th. 1) 1 ts | Gomme Dressed, per tb | Chicago Board of Trade Wednesday's Quotations PORT TOWNSEND RAIL CONN Open ith Low — Close . Y LTE OOS SLIT B11 he Turkeye--Vancy dressed, tb AND MILL PORTS rammed pier at 4:20 p. La% LS ht Lu Dive, fancy sd ed Lireaned HOOD CANAL Poin TS 2% «43 Cows—-Country dreamed, th. 6% 66% % cs 46% Meavy, coarse 8 NEAH BAY & WAY Ports % 3th BP Nerthera’ Terminal—air Toyeoka | Dees. ros Bact —s, ‘TUESDAY, 1020 P. M. ies eae Macieet: [Fete cs. 1100 30ke att | = Wednesday it 14.90 LAS ALT ‘Terminal—U, & C. G. Sno- me. Wakens, str Hellen. Fe Nominal 7 | Breep + th : tT 13 iaihtents : Zorn 6 —— | Prices Pala bee adh qumsaeae 91 | cae Quotations at Ht: Wales has the largest slate quar- + £.28@ 2.16! ries in the world. er Aarairel 1 ‘Nichotgon. Alvera Hros.’ Milling Dock—Atr Moerdijix, | Orpheus ¢ ae yearling wath _ nt et Pacific Dock—Sir Jacob Lucken-) Alaska Bteamantp ~ aaa itr Keren | a ‘ $3@6.76; cull to} © Coast Mastern Merchant. | i ih Bridge @ Dredging Co. og Korg te "ellen . ; i eu | Denver Live Stock ‘Str Biverado, et? f Bteet Inventor, | Pore ¢ Wednesday's Quotations atr West Cahokia, ott i Valdes, U. A} i o. M 1 jartiand, str ab er ‘Wentern Knight, str Bid- Btation—U. m, str West Jessup, str West Jea- U eeetee!: ort tee| ai ee wt he | , "$27,645,000 mt Servet Tersin : ye OTe ; : ‘ (Total Ievwe) New York Central Lines Equipment Trast of 1922 , | ’ Five Per Cent Equipment Trast Gold Certificates | Gvarenty Trust Company of New York, Trustee, —— , (Philadelphia Plan) To be issued by the trustese under an equipment trust agreement dated June 1, 1988. Payable to bearer with optional registration aa to principal. | Denominations $1,000 and $500. | Dated June 1, 1988, Serial maturities of $1,443,000 per annum June 1, 1983, to June 1, 1987, both inclusive. mery City, 2 : i 3 ’ inrobe, cull] Ne Five... eadees 2b] Prime steers... me 3° Market ote | Almonde—I. X. L., pe | | . Warrants for the semi-annual dividends at the rate of 5% per annum. 4 Mature June 1 and December 1, : * Cortifieates and dividend warrants payable at the office of the trustee, / Issue subject to authorization by the Interstate Commerce Commission. | | Who Secures Two New Subscriptions to The Seattle Star ‘A LARGE PACKAGE OF FIREWORKS Containing All Tuat Is Hitt’s Famous Flesherackas Ne-essary | Roman Candles * * * * The Magi vgs are for 75% of the cost of standard new equipment, the remainder of the cost to - Serer the railroad company. We are advised by A. H. Smith, Esq., president of the New York road Co., that the equipment will cost approximately $36,860,000 and will consist of Sereda 18,500 freight-train cars and 75 locomotives. The title to the equipment ia to be vested in the trustee, and the equipment is to be leased by the trustee to the following railroad companies which are jointly and severally to covenant to pay rentals sufficient to pay the certificates and dividend warrants as they mature: J IED DDD HDD The New York Central Railroad Company, The Michigan Central Railroad Company, The Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Company, The Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Company. The Pittsburgh, McKeesport & Youghiogheny Railroad Company, The Cincinnati Northern Railroad Company. THE ABOVE CERTIFICATES ARE OFFERED FOR SUBSCRIPTION SUBJECT TO ISSUE AS PLANNED AND TO APPROVAL OF COUNSEL AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES, PLUS ACCRUED DIVIDEND $1,848,000 due June 1, 1928 at 100%. $1,843,000 due June 1, 1924, at 99.62% to yield 5.20%. $1,848,000 due June 1, 1925, at 99.45% to yield 5.20%. 4 The following maturities to yield 5.80%: $1,843,000 due June 1, 1926, at 98.98% $1,843,000 due June 1, 1982, at 97.69% Y $1,843,000 due June 1, 1927, at 98.70% $1,848,000 due June 1, 1988, at 97.52% YOURS TODA $1,843,000 due June 1, 1928, at 98.48% $1,843,000 due June 1, 1984, at 97.36% $1,848,000 due June 1, 1929, at 98.26% $1,848,000 due June 1, 1985, at 97.21% Here’s How You Can Ge@ Your Fourth $1,848,000 due June 1, 1930, at 98.06% $1,843,000 due June 1, 1936, at 97.06% of July Fireworks Withut Expense $1,843,000 due June 1, 1931, at 97.87% $1,848,000 due June 1, 1987, at 96.92% Have just TWO of your friends or neighbor##ho are not now having The Star delivered to their homes sign the SWecription blanks printed on city below. Then bring them to The Star Office tm get your package of subscriptions. eduebodased Simply take the | Aj] Subscriptions Must Be New, That Is, order for the acer People Who Are Not Now Having The Star Delivered to Them Clip Out These Subscription Blanks and Haye Subscribers Sign SUBSCRIPTION BLANK I hereby subscribe to THE SEATTLE STAR for two months and thereafter until [ order sams discontinued. I agree to pay the carrier at the rete of f0c per month. I AM NOT NOW HAVING THE STAR DELIVERED TO ME. Subscription books will be opened at the office of J. P. Morgan & Co., at 10 o'clock a. m., Wednese day, June 21, 1922. | The right is reserved to reject any and all applications, and also, in any case, to award a smaller | amount than applied for. The amount due on allotments will be payable at the office of J. P. 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