The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 22, 1922, Page 12

PAGE 123 General Market Dull as N.Y. Trading Starts LF p sod dividends Dr. Loughney JAP ORANGES Corrected My Diet SELLING LOW My Stomach and Bowel oa Troubles Have Entirely ay ka Disanpeared. y ban American Oriental frult | Roe re were elther unch wed only frac 1 t year the oranges made » Rathway 22 Utah 61% 14, off bs 4) Sinclair Ship News Tides in Seattle THURSDAY “4 “ 4 4 | Dates—Dromedary, a¢-pka. box } market was we ter, There was ride 116 & & tt iret High Tide sat @ a tt IETABLES holesale Dealers Wonders white, per %. 01@ 01% . oe ore " Arrivals and Departures Nov, 32-—-Ate Colusa fr Antofagasta Budded, per DAIRY PRODUCTS ve te ’ nati am Prices & to Bhippers ron 1 wendertu: plished in fSorrectty. stomac : ord follow Mllk-—Cwt., fob. Beattio supply plan of en ¥. ©. B condensary. owt gle) ah S| DAIRY PRODUCTS at an ee ee ee ae Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers eorrect! ges ButterLocal creamery, cubes ; = Uric . ~ ee Ege Freeh ranch, white shell Tacoma, Wash. Mad. 2040-Y. —=s | Sproute—tirussele, per TM. ..... BE) Pullete . osc eeewanvenserees 5 Lough: Just off the press, © Rheumatism and Kindred Diseases Turmips— White, amek | Tomatoes—Local, peach bax FRUITS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers + eo 8 Alaska Vessels 2i—Halled, ete Mpo RY AND MEATS Paid by Wholesale Dealers to Shippers so | Ducke—Live, # Ts. and over .. J 5 Brotiers1 to oe © Vietorta, 15@2.00 | Geese TOOTS |Meiginn Haree—i\ Ma and up 26.00 |» Dresee Fancy 4 p, 8-28 the 20@ 3h i ive, tan #18 he i Live, fancy, fat, 0-18 mr Tokiws [ore Old, Mee, per Me case ui* ter : Chotes, teht au aun Ff Neary, taney aew Veai— Faoey, tight . “eo Med. light au Fancy, heavy, 186-200 the | Med.. heavy, rough. 180-308 POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Decks — Dressed ES : Heros Dreased Dressed, tight, Helgian HareeLive, per I Dressed, per T Cowe-—Country dressed, Moge—Fancy bloc Veat—Fancy. itant Med. dressed Heavy, coarse LIVE sTOCK if Cattis LOWERS CUST 50%)..." 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