The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1922, Page 11

™~ eae ae “eeese SARTLETT PEARS OPENING STRONG Eastern Washington Fruits i Arrive on Local Market The first Bartiett pears of the 1922 season went on the street Monday morning immediately after the ar rival of a straight cartoad from Call- fornia, The opening prices were 14 and $4.50 per box, Sugar peare were felling at $1.50 and $1.75 per box. Eastern Washington fruits are coming in fp large shipments now, Among Monday's reoeipts were Yel- Jow Transparent apples, which are quoted at $2.25 and $2.50 on standard oxes and 75 cents for peach boxes, ‘The first white peaches went on the street for $1.50 & box, A carload of plums was received from California in good condition. ‘The truit is well ripened and carries ® rich flaver, The quotation now is 93.50 and $2. Plenty of good quality cherries are ‘fon the market now, Bing» and Lanv Derts bring 10 to 18 cents per pound and ple cherries 10 cents, Red cabbage also was new on the market at no definite price Monday morning. A smal! amount of Golden Rantam corn was selitng for $3.50 per crate. remained at Saturday's 43 3 i id ifs & Nervousness Marks Opening of Exchange NEW ronie ag. uRweRtlo of e last week's close. Retail Store losses from Saturday house, firat 18 ‘Ope nin: §3%, off ah, st M4: Consolidated Gas 144 BP, SRL Crucible 8444 extean Petroleum lure of recent efforts to incroame ¢ » STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL dy falling off in coal production, with the 24 Be n that rat oning, of ninutes of trade. prices Included American Can 65 A up nt 66%: Asphalt Tt Baltimore & Ohio 64%, off Weatinghouse 614, off American Telephone & Industrial Alcohol 61%. up %} REVIEW Nable supply mi, ant become @ matter of nervousnes: the early dealings niday moat Inatances showed ree mmon, American Woolen, Roading and’ Balti finals, and declines were extended somewhat tn the ‘Sinclair, re & Ohio started at fractic ; RRetalt Btores re vatdwin | Tah 4. uP Me feasionals ua a pretext for forcing. pric (ahepie) im the third hour and new lows ored by ny active ks, inghudl Sinelatr, United Sta Rubber, Bua baker, ih i LAL! Penney @ifferent position from practically al! Tb per cent of the normal force is w mines are @ Ivania made a new officers. ndle is goin Quite @ little V loadings, Its equipment now that that of moat railroads. Ri rate at the Noy strike ts prolonged. GRAIN PRICES C LOSE LOWER CHICAGO. July $1—Grein prigee were low cago be receipts at porters. which was expecte: or at the clase of thi y. lower prices, failed to develop, and parts of the market o w ket better Seton, un “i weak all around, the grain ported In Pro- mols and lowe vigions were higher. Tao” oe econn| ¥ wheat opened off Ke at $1.11 and closed off be, open. September off © at $1.08% and eb Hie SoM and closed off ‘ = S22 oF #78 £88 corn opened oe Me at Fie September open- ned owe tee. a Sie close be Ly off %e | 4 nse iat 240 a. Nomtnat 145 24.28 (1018 eee Cash Wheat bg vu) Juty 24—Cash wheat—No. 10; No. 2 red. $1.06; No 2 Ne. 3 bard, $1.18, eee Live Stock Quotations on, 45,000, cows and heifers, canner steers, $1.56@6.2 90 youl calves, $4.15@9.60; fender steers, ° as) | condensary, owt. ... DAIRY arg Prices Paid Wholesele Dealers Butter—Local creamery, cubes. Ld Live, ol, per Th. young, per M™. . —1 to 1% Toe iP 2% to 4% Ms... 2 to 2% Ibe. .... Fancy dry picked to shove ive. Geeee—Dresned, per th. . Lave, fat, old, per ™ Live, fut, young, per ™. .. Beigian Hares—3\4 Te. and Dressed «+. POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid Wholessie Dealers Ducks—Dresesd. per Mb, Wens— Dressed, ears . Dreswed, light, 1. ... Live, heavy. Live, light, tb... Brollers—Dressed, per T. N. Y. ra 14.0906 | Coffee—no. 7 Tio, spot. Sugar and Coffee Monday's cy Rew, $6.24; granulated, 10%e Th; Mo. 4 14% @14%e Ib. Grass cattle Medium Smooth heavy . Rough heat Mage Fair to good Valiey lambs ait lambe HAY, cow Medium Gemmen to goed . Canners .. Calves. light ‘Oracked. 16) to chotee to choice GRAIN jghon the move at 45%. This r th *orer the Penneylvania and partly offsetting the t mber meeting hinges only on the extent to wh ber opened off Ke at! Hef further eur- se labyr Lroubles riers in king im @ that other ade would © h leas Just t dividend oh the coal must be deteriorating mu estoration of the 6 per New York Stock Exchange | Anacon Locomotive. Balt. & Onio | Bethiehem Steel "A" | Butte Copper & nine. Butte @ Buperior adian Pacific 0 sont. Mata. LA Yr. wat ‘ Average how prices—This week, $9.00) lant week, $9.80; last your, $10.10. Denver Live Stock | Mondays Cattleo—Receipts, 1.900. Market fhe low- er. Storrs, 4709; cows and heifers, #5 @t8; stockers and feeders, 1606.60; bulls, $2. 66@¢6 entves, 06 £00. Market 100 higher, bute, 69.96 10.26. 4 lame, 8110 Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, July 24.—Forel change opened firm. Sterling, $4.46%, | up £18; francs, 99-0660, up 001244: 1 99.0489, up 600 tran! $0.0800, up 0 | kronen, Foreign « cluded in the closing pric ling, $4 40.0686; ——% BANK CLEARINGS { Seattle $6,191,703.13 2,171,080.83 Claims He Was Put Off Car; Asks $1,500 Declaring ne was thrown off a Beacon Hill car, June 29, In an argu- ment over @ transfer, 612 39th ave. &., filed a claim for $1,050 with the city council! Monday. Jeter declares that he sutained a sprained ankle and back, Courtesy 1s the quality that keeps |a woman smiling when a departing guest stands at the open screen and lets ges in.—Fremont Tribune. “OFFICER” INVADES HIS ROOM, HE LOOKS ON DURING ROBBERY Speaking of nerve— “Hello!” said a tall gent wtth a slouch hat as he invaded Frank Bium’s room, at the Capital ho- tel, Monday; "I'm a police officer. Stand aside while I search this room,” Blum, dazed, aia an he was bid He watched the “officer” search the bed, closets, bureau, and even take up part of the carpet. The intruder calmly pocketed a $200 order, a $5 bill, Blum's gold watch and other trinkets, and de- parted. Then Blum called police to find out what it was all about, Preston M. | Jeter, a longshoreman, residing at | Wins! ‘i Ho | ect Beattie THE SEATTLE STAR tt HHA i In 1381 barons of Ruppin, Germany, lowing a disagreement. Every have “celebrated” the anniversary with a big fire. the celebration. Tides in Seattle MONDAY auLY Revered 1108 pm, 60 Ot eee Weather Bureau TATOORM ISLAND, July 24. Barometer rising; cloudy; wind weet, a miles an hour, Pessed in, two-mast wary supply ship, at Ba im. 4 Yokohama, at noon; atr Alexander from fan Francises, at 10 a m. Str 3B. Lovejoy from Son Vr mi We Prince George ‘trom Prince Rupert v otr Felix Taussig from Baltimore vay Cristobal, Balboa, fan Pedro, fan ro, % m July 12—@tr Lurline for Henotula via Port Alien, at 12149 p. m.; sr Ratuler for Gem Prancions vie Pert if Willamette for Ketchikan—July 23—Satled, str North- southbound, at ¢ a. July 22-—tatled, southbound, at 08 p.m. Vessels i in n Other Ports ong—July Tl—Arrtved, str Yoko- u from Meattie. Called, atr Art~ for Remtth Kobe-—July 20—Arrived, etr Amazon Maru for Beattie. Yokoharme dent Grant from Beattie. orfolk—July 22—Arrived, ate Howtel: | Halt from Seattle, Halhoa y_13—Arrived, str Moerdifi Balled, ote Wabash for #e- attin San Pedro—July 22—Malled, str Ti tor Beattie; tr Sen Joqutn for 7 hin, ‘Pranciece—Suly 38——Arrtved, str Deerfield from Heath Marry Lecken- bach from Meattic: etr Admiral Dewey from fe f Weat Haven from Beat- Ralled, ate Muklites towing echt Wil- Ham H. Smith for Seattle, Tp. mt. July 22—Rtr Yosemite for Beattie, at 11 p. m.t tr Btee! Ranger for Bentt ® m.; aiter Luckenbech for Seattle, at 2 sabes] eee Vessels in Port at Seattle Smith Cove Terminal—Pier B—str Prest- dent Madison, etr Alloway, str iyo Maru Pier 16 Dredge Everett. Pier &—#tr H. B. Lovejoy. Pier 4—tr Nike. Pier B--Mtr Admiral Behley. Pier D—Htr Admiral Rodman. Infon Pacific Dock—dtr Lewis Lucken- bach. | Pacific Coast Coal Bunkere-—Lightsntp Relief. U. & Shipping Board Moortngs—mre werado, Lubri- eo, % . Incontum, Apne land, Wal- lingford West Ison, kan, #t a Connectiout Mtreet Terminal—Str Mobile City, atr Felix Taussle. Spokane Btrest Terminai—Str Bemat Toda Drydocke—Str West Jonsup, ©, & Dellwood. Puget gound Bridge & Dredgt Patterson, Amon Yard—Str Roosevelt. Colman Creosoting Co. Dock—t 9 Training Station—U. Connecticut, tp Vestal, tank he Rallway—Bark Relfast, m City, etre Pacifico, rose, William Nottingham, Baxter, Alicia Ha Griftau Horace X Morning Bt J. D. CARMODY ARRESTS TWO Caught by Deputy Prosecuting At torney John D. Carmody and placea under arrest by him after an exciting chase and fist fight Sunday after: noon, H. B, Landerville and Hobart Lundequist were charged in justice court Monday with speeding. Carmody followed the men after they had zipped by him on their mo- torcycles near the Duwamish bridge. | He caught them three miles north of | Kent. Landerville attempted to break away and was promptly knocked down. Carmody notified Sheriff Starwich, who brought the men to Seattle, CIVIL SERVICE examinations for | the following positions are now open at room 408, postoffice: Appraisal engineer, income tax unit; assistant aeronautio engineer, computer and estimator, Junior nematologist, pra- parator In nematology, eclentifis as sistant in marketing, ‘ A HOT JOKE, ISN’T IT? ai burned the town, fol- year since Ruppin inhabita View of Fleet to Aid Vets’ ; Celebrations Here| To participate in the celebrations attendant upon the 23d national en- campment of Veterans of Foreign Wars an4 reunion of the Sist divi- sion, @ diviston of battleships and one of destroyers from the Pacific feet will arrive in Seattle August 18, ao cording to Admiral BE. W, Eberle. A aval contingent will form a parade unit. School teachers represent 50 per cent of all the women engaged tn gainful occupations in the United Staton. MtaN 17, pure American cane sumer, 4 Te the, #§ The Bee Stall 6%, Carnation or Borden's milk, 4 tall cane Bho. 12, 4%. eack flour, $1.76; cocoa, 166 ™., 3. Tha. Iho; fresh peanut butter, T.4 chaser, I60 Ib, 82 Pike st. 1 lien floor wax, éTo; camping biany ic waleomine, 6-T. pke so; ht kbaki camp bate, 440, Ss cane O14 Daten Wheat biscuit, lto pha) 880 Golden Red washing pow- Ger, ite: ¢ The. ethow out macaroni, tha seal 40 Buprems Biend coffe, & Ihe, Tha, 2 Tha $1.10; finest Orange Pekoe diend bieck tea, t0¢ M. CORNER Man 4, stow meat. bo M1 lamd ripe olives, t00 pt orange marmainds, 16 frock eutiage hoses, 3 MS 200. #.. pot roast, fo M.; betling beet, .; round steak, 186 T.; bacon, Bo Mm. SANITARY bey cane sugar, 4 Tha 290, Crystal White soa be Borden's | stuffed olives, 800 pt; Tm, 2 Me, ser Nappy. iteme 4 cans Federal or ¢ Operative milk, the; 3 bare Fels Napthe soap, 200; 1 th, P WEETL AK alle 20-31, fou 4 Me. cracked rice, lic; 7 bare jall 129, 28-08. pickling vinegar, 360; home made mayon- Baise, 400 Tb; ¥. sauce, 186, ail 180, 2 166 cane Chinook salmen, 160; 2%-™. can pumpkin, 206, soUTH END Atell 43, D. & backs, 220 T.1 te t.: bacon 800 M. Stall 1, loaf; butterhorns, 2 for ie ike, Btall 4% butter, 480 Ib.; exes, eream br cheese, 360 Ib, white tongue sausage, 86: Like the Amazons of old, women in the south of China are ready to go to war, out- fitted like the one above. They are of the element which is supporting the Canton gov- ernment. The Seattle Star PUbieKed Wally at 1907 Beventh AV Heattle, Washington ~ Subscription Rates BY MAIL, IN_ ADVANCE IN THE boipeybe One month . Three monthe Six monthe . 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FRANKLIN ELECTRIC 108 Union, Next to Bon Marche. 1922 Record of Pedestrians Hit by Automobiles 370 -Mrs, May McClinton, 1812 Ninth ave, waa slightly bruised when she was struck by an auto driven by J, B. Lewis, 318 Yale ave. N., Friday at Eighth ave. and Union st. a71- Davis, colored, 1037 Main at., was struck by an auto early Monday morning while crossing Jackson st. at 12th ave, ‘The auto was driven by H. W. Bree, 931 22nd ave, Miss Davis was not injured The 1923 baby costs nearly four times as much as bis pre-war brother or sister, Ri CONDITION no object. 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