The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1923, Page 14

PAGE 14 | SHOPPING NEWS New York Stock Market VENTURE QUITS WALL STREET JOURNAL FINANCIAL REVIEW NEW YORK, July Today's ses n of the stock market saw th firet decent rally the ma had enjoyed for many weeks, and the shorts now sa rea hat they overstepped aho market In many jasues prices of some Oakland Advertising Paper | kv iss nvited important buying. "short stop orders were met and there te Was not Alot of stock to satiafy the bears Those Who aod! Canadian Pacific short, assuming that the increase in 4g Ceases Publication the Bank of giand rates was bearish and that this was the best sale 4 : * regretted their acti for selling at 147% on comparatively little f " . A » g, the stock was up 6% from Friday's low The Oakland, Cal Shopping ort r aden tg as : nm drew to a close, and the market News, put out Sv 15 m hants, 7 ameé active Advar ged from 1 to 3 point n ed publication Tuly 2, after 10} active lemies” Raltimore & ( ch had been purchased by # pend oo h b nd Aliied Chemt ad £ . ‘ : recent | (ng reak, #ol and ed Chemical ) emer existence =—At a. recent) ofiag at up 1% from the clom, did not reflect any worry Se ineeting of the principals, a s~ the outcom the 1 & Tube litigation on the part of the former 4 Ny yoted against its continuance shareholders. - % f Opening prices Included: North Amertean, 204: Marland, American fa G. Monro, acting. president of | one Telegraph, 121%. up 4 United Btates St $ih, off % © ‘Taft & Pennoyer, and chairman of sth. up %; Pan-Amer BG. up Ws New York Central, #71 the Shoppirg News executive com Mayen, 10%, off ; Con ated Gas, 60ls, off 4; Haltimors & Ohio. tee, sald; “While some of those in . ad + Beugebaker 103 uthern Kailas we ‘ : Ate nipon. 4 ge Be B.D te: Ce oducts, 11 4; Sin 324, of sterested stated that they got rood 4%, up 4a; Canadian Paciffe, 114; Union Pacific, 129% mhern Sf results, still a majority vote,caused ifie BOX. up \ ey Ag ne : dec! . all fat Closifg prices included: United States Steel, 45%. up Lig: Texas Com an Eeerteeiaien to.suapend. In pho pany a; Pan-American, 60, up 1; Studebaker, 103, up ‘al Mc ‘ mes, I wish to atate that no mediam | tors. isi: Kelly-Springfield, 33%, up i American rr F} {of advertisipc can take the place of] Cuban-American Sugar, 27%. up %; ¢ onarel Electric, a 1 4 the ” nda, 39%. up & Americ S iting, 65%, up a Gally newspaper ‘ spadian | acitt sith up t% retiners & Ohio, 45 New Haven, | H.C, Capwell, head of the H. ¢ 1M, up | Capwell Co. department store, said iste 4 mei e at o ad tising 1 Z.wish to state that all advertisin N. Y. Stock Market 7 done in a dixnified way Vertising, but there isn’t is good a Friday's Quotations Furnished by Logan & Bryan GRAIN PRICES | any method ) comparable with newspaper adver oe ue decund avn. eee * eiain nice renee | to ah Low i lentes Mihai | American ‘Tobacco, ..142%9 | Avax Ruw | Amer. Agr Amer, Bi CHICAGO, July €—Developing | {mer Bosch strength after a market conaplououg| Amer. Car & Fay for {ts inactivity, grain prices werd| Am. I. & Leather pit 164 higher at e on the Chicago meer oY - by bard of jay Amer, Lacom Wh tuated thruout |Amer, Ship & 4 today. ‘Trading | Amer, Radiator 4 ~ Autos, Food and Candy | waa | invcharacter, A| Amer, Bisel Pndriee Bh « buying developed tate ugar... G Lead Incoming Concerns peaboard reported sales Tel & Tei 3 —— orts that the Corn } rican Woolen fining company would open thelr | Copper ) © Running ahead of the same period Argo, IIL, plant Monday on a five Asses 4 Dry Goods Hy ast year, Western Washington day per week working basis, to- | Atehison % . |mether with heavy sales in the Doa| Atl. Gulf @ W. I 10% made a record of establiBhing 29 new | Moines market for western | Allied ( erntcal “ ries 2 « |shipment, caused a firm selling in| Amer. Hafety Razor hd PipGeatriee in the*past three months, | fort Cash demand showed im- | American Zine. x avco! to reports made by Clancey | provement | Atlantic Co ine ; “i aioe an Mata strengthened late and the | Avatin Nich wh AM. Lewis, executive secretary of the |July delivery regained its ler | Baldwin Locomotive 118% losses with @ better | Waitt & Ohio {Bethlehem Steel DB Hutte & Bupyrior king tr Califorata California Petroleum Tay iy ‘gomh demand. Cash Wheat Manufacturers’ association of Wash > ington. Of the new firms reported. AG are located in Seattle. Its point: | att. torever that many sew | MEGA 8 Reale tte th dustries start here without reporting | mane. uu iM © to the association, so that the fig: handler Motors wy 4 fires’ can be taken only as a mini.| Chicago Hoard OF Trade |Cheeapsaxe @ Onto. te thy Western mum of new manufacturing Lyre So oer yl “a com. atk th rw C, M. & Bt Danles, and generally only those of suy ns siete seem Sets $12m| do pt ‘considerable size. | Sept 1.03% (2.03% LOL% 1.63% | Chi Northwestern Among the new companies, those | P** 10M 206K 1.06% 2.0614 | Chilly Copper 4 for the manufacture of automobile |auiy.s-< Pe ae es ee ino & Lead parts and bodies head the list nu- | Sept 73% «74% TEM CLTUM &@ tron P} merically, with seven different com ie Bend « TR 08S | AOR RR | Co otignten Ei panies. Closely akin to these,, me: lsu ay 48K 244 | Continental © y aad and metal working comi-| sept uN 35 P Consolidated ome second with a numert-| Dec 1% 4th 0% ee pretents copped strength of four, tying with con-|)t27*— 1144 aig inae asas |crocible iiteni j eerns manufacturing various articles W370 Lat Las La? - an Ruger ef food. Following these come candy Rd PE a gy ME : | firms, three strong. | SE aie: pes tae [omc ie Furniture = manufacturing, for| . | Division Chemical... 38 which Western Washington ts ideally | oredr ose | Delgware & Hudson. 107% Chicago Car Lots “situated, and for which it is fast be. | Del. Li. & Western ill \s Tt is stated, however, that these two| } companies will make up’ in size for) ¥ “coming an important district, is rep- 7 Eee —<— | Electric Btorage Bat. 64 | Fesented by but two new companies “ile teak oe wee Radieatt Johnewn..... ¢ Rects, Cont. tn Esta. Lt.tr. | do tnd pta |p. dower aoe | aan 24 | jtarely do wo ever have a creditor | “mong the week's leases: their lack of numbers, as they are | o, Lene ong wn | ¥. O. B, condensary ad | Page 03; 20 | Prosecution by hiding thelr books. | present at our investigations!" | The Surety Co. of Seattle, just mong the most important of the] fi: 1) vederal Smelt. pid DAIRY PRODUCTS | ite a bib ada E “It was an attempt to defeat the| nse |recently organized, has leased the Meweomers. Both of them will be! Barley. Fisk Tire | rails 7 . up nas of justice, and had to be store at 606 Union st. for a period Mh talons oft Li 1G. ccaweon [inctte-ipeean' overt i Dealers a}, Amertoan and Mexican officials Pevcatoy |Halts Misbranding of five yeate at a total rental of The balance of the companies will iverpool Grain Seneral Meters. at prints; wrapees’ alt cached an ngreement in prin Coffin stopped it. The fight against | $6,6¢0. ee ie sary ee Sik lipalararnan | General ao ci ts | ple ofthe teoutlesoms ‘Gontroversy |. P sit Washington Apples 100" wy. Gaicr at. nas been leaned ‘cluding toys for the children, cos Wheat— Open Mish Low Close | Nor. Ore. etfe | 37 lover protection of Am n oll toons Fee auton The practice of some Eastern ex-|to Thomas Nelson, who will open a a SN PGK Pe 64A 864A) Gt Northern pra | 3 i i t Avicen , . pmetics and washing pewder for the! (., 4 902 d del Sad | Guit Mates Bere! confiscation, ac Ale advice porters of branding as Washington | shoe repair shop. Tadies, and stencil signs and electri-| Dec witha Md % 4d 98 4d! Granby Consolidated messees recetved by Mexican authorities a llneples fruit that was not grown in| No. 615 N. Broadway ay has been “eal appliances for the men. The new | ciara? General pat met tien brick .. Washington = this state will be stopped by order| rented by Mr. Mier, who will con- Manufacturing companies include the San Francisco Produce i mere). 73m bh. tripies Railroads which have report of the federal trade commission, it| duct a fi . Pee ‘ouston Ott 9 i . 1 a rst ass tailor shop, dye following: : aealcdens Hsdnom Motors mésic triptete, ahd ne: thus far for June show a volume | Tides in Seattle was announced by the Chamber of, works, etc . insworth, Seattl ime firata, | Hupp Motors " . ; of traffic in excess of samo SATURDAY Yomi ‘ridays 1 orde: 5. 7 5 w gel tate 2 gre nied prim: Hupp Mot POULTRY AND MEATS Oe a uae MFURDA Byes Commerce Friday; ‘The order, ac-| William EF, Moore has leased the Auburn, auto Bodies: Buffeien, dos.; “ extra| invincible Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers pina te Yirst Low Tide ‘ cording to a report received by the |store at 101 Bellevue ave. N. for a Merleck, Tacoma, furniture: i iHpsts, 220 doz: extra puliets, 27c|K. C. Southern, | te shippers ice * cut $3 per ton. ‘ tt.| First Lew Tide | chamber, requires a New York ex-| drug store, weaitig company, Seattle, d6z.; undersized pullets, 21% doz. | Kelly Springfiel Brollers—Leghorns, pe 209 .21 » federal reserve First, High “Tide | 7:12 a. m, 1.7 ft.||port firm to cease falsely describing} The building at -06- 2 pre gia PT a re i a ated Fen rng t capeoretivanen ee x 3 ved |32:86 pam he th | Firat ttigh Tide fh tnyeloed.-" Pha. ‘ectide. was (ven We hake Sen Taree : oO Ib. vitle ve, fat, per ” Second Low Tide (2:12 p m. 8.6 ft r sis g Hag je 4 Biwi cee dieeaice nee ae eee {rae fener “y 4. p. ; “ Aadipares | 6:49 p.m & ft.) Beeond lew Tide | taken when {t was found that the/ Frank Tipple for a steam laundry, pany, 4 jet waters r . ma Locomotive w Tos. an up + to | werve ban Second High Tide| 6:43 p.m. 62 ft |! ¢/ ha yped Stockho! a 4 | C ~ © Geatinenta Kar company, Beattie. coe Denver Live Stock a0 ® 3% te ib $0.7 eur ago. ie meget I Sotaleemcart CCrabiiad “Besettked oc Wie ane oe je coated and specially packed nut Friday's Quotetions Live, light, Bto 2 eT) Wha: traci ote that the 34 A jconstgnment of apples deseribed as | the store at 1010 Howell st. Coy Valve company, Chehalis. | Castie—Receipts, 440. Markot weak, | Maxwell oMtors A Fancy ary picked he treasury repe | Pacific Northwest apples, when as a| No, 5219 Ballard ave, has beni Davis “yeaah Davis seater She lower. Beef ateorr $810.7 102% B ee i dive act taken by the Bank of Weather Bureau pis ap matter of fact they were not grown |leased to Ed Anderson for a pool ence Wel orks ows, and. heife 4506 9.25; | Mexican Seaboare ieese— Lt : a redis- : / Eusladetio Candy tcompany, Aner) calves, “$791 Mawssnere, and|_ do ¢ Belgian it a pari cd ee tae pe TATOORH INLAND, July € ava. M--(in this territory. There ts a better |room and cigar store. . | deen: ympia Aw tachine Works, feeders, $507.50: bulla, $3.50@5 jourl Pactfic Turkeye—Fancy 4. p. 15 he 30 bad | Barometer falling; par cloudy; wind demand for Washington apples| No. 1226 45th st. has beet : Oiym: Orcas Island Canning company, —Rece! . do ptd Ave, - present rates a " " >, : 9 sate d a, n eens OFS ee ary ~_ ne moe erst eociots, ote tg 4 se oD PA ae x Jb dency to increase 0 northeast, eight miles an } our. Pa abroad than for others, but if ex-| leased to A. A. Kuzmoff for a shoe . ® P, $7.75; .§ ‘ , live, per ib maintained by federal reserve two reighter, yellow stack, F Dies; Pacific Radiator Shield company r [New York Ca Hoge start thar eeeenle band with: beek top, at 6 6.36 porters wish to sell apples abroad | repair shop. meee: opal aoe recta Heawla *SSakima Give twan eet steht gate Chotee i 10 a Nia Abe adhe ntry, cae Pier Fey under this label the fruit must be| No. KF. 65th st. has in Ide er, Beattie, salted peanuts; Lambe, 1@1 owes, $406. Pullman Palace Car 4 | | Cholee e8@ (oo roducers efiners reports bring- ‘ ie > a ried Puget Sound Woodenware company, feng Pacific Ol | Veal— Ing in of a 10,000-darrel gusher in| Arrivals and Departures produced here. | leawed to L. W. Byers and A. J. attle, patterns, truck bodier, wooden’ ape Rock Island Fancy light Sisebenies “ 1 i * | Rae for a talloring and dye works eiaities: St. Lament Shoet Metal Wor N. Y. Sugar ind Coffee pnaolidated cy, heavy, 160-280 Toe. 19@ {af | the Oklahoma field | ARRIVED—July ¢—Btr Winnebago | A | eathinishiant z Tacoma; Superior Furniture Manufact Gaatstiens 7% | Medium, heavy, 160-200 the. . o8@ .09| Hupp Motors sales for first quar. | from Tacoma, at 12:18 « m.; str Vic.) dent Jack lee Z fag company, Tacoma; Tacoma Pattern |$ugar—Dilte’ Rane tet; refined |7 : ay | E : © 09 er 1923 wero smashed by those of | ‘rls from Igdyemith, B scs| President Jackson | se Works, Tacoma; 2-in-1 Shock Absorber| fait: ulated, $9259 9.50 |U. #. Stoel pta 18% } POULTRY AND MEATS peaches. “ " a.m. July 6—-Str Floridian from Boston | . i Bnudber company, Seattle: Uirey & Miller.| Coftee—Wo. 7 Mio, oneapor, 110 11 %4c| ihe Hie Prices Vatd Wholesale Dealers | APT MUy and ave feaused | Sen: Peamctochs et Si1E'p aniston WW. S| Discharges Cargo /|Sees Good Crops in Suto parts, Olympia: United Produ ete ON Santos, 13 Sheffields have reduced co ian Francisco, 7) i Oe mece anes, easing commmunay 0.) 1" SO * Bgiog Benenese™ | Foreign Money Status | Res” tt] on domeatien, ranging frome %o._ Puts from, on, Peary att hm atr| Te Admiral Oriental tiner Pret) Eastern Washington A ‘eidiac| rattle, al pttiog: | rai > |Hudbury from Mobile via New Orleans, /dent Jackson carried a cargo o' Bee arene, Works, Reattte Portland Pridace Roa ely owngy gt ate ive hue 10 rt cont on muslin to several Geni | Ealboa, Ban Pedro and San Franciscoy st) $6,999,090 worth of silk in her holds| B. G. Owen, manager of the mort. ilk screen siencti signs; X-1.0 Candy Fridey’s Quotations M10 Second Ave, Sentile Live, light, i 200 121 fe be Dep senwigirt ag SAILED—July 6-1. 8. 8. New Mextco| When she docked at pier A, Smith |&age department of Henry C. Ewing gad Inc., Seattle, confections paneer eae Wb 1 value Prosent value Brellers—19 Be 4 nic for Bregeston, at noon; U. 8, Ll. H. T.| Cove, Friday afternoon. |Co., has just returned from a 700- ———- eee a ie aoe Sterling $4.56 | Goose —D: . 20| A high official of one of the largest | Heather tor Sound trip, at 9:40am July] After passengers had teen dis-|mile trip thru the Big Bend country we—29 G31 | $1.00 < ian 97% cta 40@ 42 wteol making concerns in Pittsburg | $—Str Griffau for San Pedro via Taco “ by Walteey ¥ | Hens—14@ 2c Ib. 119°30 cts Treneh frase ve, fan D 33|° : Jat # p. mi; ate Wm. Perk for New charged the Grol! Towing company’s | round Waterville and Mansfield, in "Transit Privileg: es ~. ° ° 19:20 cts... Belgian franc fan Mares—tive, per Tt 17 {stated no cuts In steel prices are) yi. Vig Grays Harbor, Portiand, San | tug “Betsy” hooked up the lines and| Eastern Washington, and states the ‘ 119.20 ct Swine f Dressed, per 'b...--. sss. cs ‘22| looked for. Pig iron has softened to| francisco, San Pedro and Balboa, at 7:08 | ,, 3 aor aout : on Lumber Stopped | Portland Grain ip'30 cts Han lita try, | Grgseed, 1 ov@ ‘6 | 25. put that isa matter by iteelf. (pm? et Admiral Dewey for #en Fran. | Preceded, to. pull ” the pbk ean By eS ae phe bit best thgt part : Operation of certain schedules af. Friday's Quotations 23.82 cts... German mk. .00004 Fancy, bloo® ... 116 13|°" : Jciseo and Oakland, at midnight; ate| Steamer over to pler B. The Jackson | of the state has experienced for seven ‘ sala ate.) Wheat—Soft white, $1.08; Weatern | 26.80 cta dish krona. 26.46 cts Fancy, ght 15@ 14/ | Achiller for Union Ray, B.C, via Van-| is due to stay tn port for a week, and| years. Some wheat land will yield i fecting transit privileges applicable | white, $1.07; hard winter, $1.03;|26.80cta.... ay krone. . 16.08 cts SORTESs 9 #u 098 12) ° 4 | cow r, BC, at 1:30 p. mi ete J. ©.) will then proceed to Tacoma to load.|as high as 40 to 45 bushels to the on lumber and other forest products | Northern spring, $1; Western red,| 3080 cts... Danish ktone. ..1f40 cts | Medium, dressed’ .......71..2 29 13|/Chinese Begin to Kirkpatrick for San Pedro vja Everett, at pepe ea Noe moca and ail the’ tetcien a aoe > over the line of thesGreat. Northatn,| °°"? 16.00 cts,...Greek drachma LIVE STOCK : | mianignt : agile einen pe area nern, eee tpi righ arent Geld aoe | Use Foreign Shoes | eee | Henry C. Ewing Co, announce that | lant. fofthern Pacific and Spokane Inter. F. Exch: | 40.) ots Holland florin. .39.20 cts} oy jeckyards | WASHT ON, July 1—The Ch Alaska V. I |they have just leased to the White} “The fruit crop in the upper Oka- Ee | ational im Washington, Idaho and wn oreign E par ASAT Rte Ren rtol tost tah ong | erie, Kase viet Ne Rare ph REA ae asia ¥ O88618 |& Brown Taxi Cab Co. the west 68/nogan and Wenatchee districts.” he i Montana have “heen: susp: uly 6.—Forelgn ex-|19.50cts,...Spanish peseta 22ets rime eteere 0 | nese aro gradually taking to the use} juneau-—July 6—Sailed, atr Northweat-| 0. r ane - i Wey tntercthte postiibeie: te se change opened irregular 8 Sterling, | ee Medium to ae 7.80 of foreign atyle leather she ‘on-|ern, southbound, at 12:10 a. m.; ate Adz | fect of the new building just Sreckad | S86 ete best they. have had ’ a 4.55% 1.05; lire ‘ Ret 1 J. O. Huston reports to the de. | miral Rogers, southbound, at 10 p.m, | for B, G. Owen and George W. Far.|for years. Help is very scarce and ’ gion until October 29, the «Ch | 39.04 marks, 190,480 ‘to the J fall 1! 29, the - Chamber} $9 ; Liberty Bonds Bulls partment of commerce, and those | piss July S—Kalled. str Admiral! iin at 2138 ‘Third ave., betfeen Le-|signs are up most everywhere, for Pate fe announced Friday. The) ‘Fgreign exchange market cloned Friday's Quotations Hoxs— oho fave not? Goubck6- ane MRAAGAINy [ate cic cet eben eee nora and Blanchard sts, The rental|cherry pickers and apple thinners. matter has been assigned for hear. |e ma Sterling, ai58 56, up th: france, | Pursiahed by Logan & Bryan | Ponce abs ub! aseeucy peaidnitie to'une ehibins leatharisales Jot the three-year lease amounted to| Eastern Washington will have thi 3 oe ms “fe S. eourt Foon: at Sp) are $0. ‘aobts Peaeke Hatta #0 os serlins re Ate berpes Ctone |. Rough heas y. with their native cloth uppers. ‘One| Vessels i in Port at Seattle approximately $5,000. bumper crop of all times this year.” ne on August 2 before Examiner | Go: ‘ sf Pore hee 2 100.16 10012 10012 Pie Smith Cove Terminal—Pier 40-—Str Shid- | Gained Pekshelman, the chamber is advised. |” ae | First Secs trite eere “8h go | usages [tive-ohoss year chess Golag sotto (aster Motion maui bia e effect of Second 4s 98.0% | Prime lambe ag| tive shoes with chrome soles sell for} Great Northern ‘Terminal—Str Hakata| ee cami + is aaa will be to Boston Wool First. 4% 08.10 98.69 98.09| Common to choice fo | $1.60, while locally made foreign| Maru. pig “i : A rans pHivileres on traffic ROWTON, July, 6—The woot mar |Second 4%8.... 98.07 98:06 98.07 35 |ntyle shoes well for $5 per pair | : seis adele tiesto e originating on the Chicago, Milwau-| ket tyne quiet and bt in Third 41n 9818 98.16 981K 600@ 8.00 ‘ sneda. Aa | fection with the Greal Northern, |S entimmte that about & per cent] w 4% LOUR AND SUGAR . + lof the domestic clip has been sold see y B bigot tobli . Northern Pacific and Spokane Inter.|and, as buying In’ the West ‘haa! | Wholesale Prices ui ing ermits Es {¢—atr Robin Adatr, ate Henry, 8.| é {national via Bellingham, Tacoma, |Com*, tom standstill, it tn belleved Forei Se iti | Flour—Family patents 1.30 ©: 1,40] | Nesanpligndeinnabeeaee nee | oe _Bts Owen | ; cam, |e 4 iat ea bat gn Securities |zieu—tsu'™- men [ret ona avings Ban | Sumas and Newport, Wash. and|will be nearly all conscna’ CP Friday’s Quotations Boot, per cwt oF tad UNDER, $1,000 | Plor no Frances | 4 Ratharum and Grand Junction,| Early staples are quoted in the lo Furnished by Logan & Bryan | HAY, GRAIN. AND at 00 art Murrison, 9250 48th 8, W addition | | Pee 1—Btr Fi I. a Kenbach * Fdaho. al market at about $1.45, but it {9| Second Ave., Seattle | , AD PEED ity Eandote tne Gb. a10-% Ha aR Feria. Chall ambee PAID * | ved that some amall quantities | _ Stocks Bid Asked | Alfalfa Hay—Firat grade P aim Lani 216 Harvard N., | pier 8—Motorshly Chailamba, | »© obtained at $1.40. | Russi 9% 11% [Straw 0.00 $300 ; | Pacific Coast Coal B s—Str Winne: ' are Incteasin Foreign markets | Russian 644s, 1919 | Cracked and teed meal, 100° a Y ; | Mppini phage . prt lewssd ae) |Srench'sa, 1921 eefecknd nd font 00 ia6 32nd 8, chicken house, | ‘x, Morwe TRADE TERMS [Stee eee Mn b: ie feed, 100'n' 47,00 tonneeticut Street Terminal—Str Will e on | French 49, 1917 Rolled und ground, §0'n-100'% 4 $03 stat W 4 Connestiout Stre \: ‘ . French | Oats—Whole feed, 100'e re PA EROS eer at Lk Rae ; ; ee | ‘Hides and Wool |"!!! |oned end eraunanroacion:<-4¢4e| Male, Rinne, vty Rpapmant Go| aan seat Terminat—Atr san Fran ‘ . Arbitrage consists ip. buying a se.) Buying Prices, F. 0. B, Seattle | British V in foamed £664,)3306 03:5 aren | vrentdencd: Woe ee eee | mee ieatare tery eee Savings De osits Reurity in one market and selling jt | #4lt hides Te wy 1Beiuah if fn. ae ait eet 47,00| A. Bt. Hentley, 1642 29nd Ny, ehed, $ Stacy Street Terminal—Str Ploridian, | oy peter where the pricé is higher. | Gren ividen $8) Belgium Premium {814 | Chick BM Mash—-100's Het Leh Rata dire Wired MATS. fot, ec 7h He a phi aeting techies | fi ‘or instance, if it should happen |Buti« o,| Japane Ae ing Veed—100'" $0 0, ty ‘or Gthat a certain stock was selling in| Calfrking, green or salted. First Japanese ing Maah—100'% reek | es AOR ATRL ARE B Wir SG tey ta Mane WEA oom Vat reee ad Wp Beatle at 100 and in Chicago at 101,| Xo 1, ¥P to 16 tare 10| Heted Kingdom, 1920 12a ih | Mae | Mast—mt00'e. |. 62.00 | 1. D. Harnur, Graham, garage, $25. | Todd Drydocks—Atr Went Nilun atr | ‘ Pest Would be possible to buy ft here| Kip, green or puited- | United Kingdom; 1947 4% 108 |e 100" Be ae reir Saas net Wa Gabawee 21ers Te ee er aeoane errant att ee SIX MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30, 1923 i fand sell it there, profiting by the dif.| F ar) | Cottonaced Menl—100'n LEN ep | Uda to tealdenee 400. oh lipeee abun weleie Rtas An nese uun es rence in price. Members of the | eye 6 3 | Oll Meal—-100 66,09 | Foater & Kleiner, 2129 Wentinke N., migm-| Patterson A . . lew York ntock exchange are forbid. | Roy in iden 7 tbe, up... : BANK CLEARINGS | £30.00 | Fomter. @ Klelser, 2100 Grand atu, algn-|etternanta Drydock-—ark Gratin, ot Deposit XY our Sa sin iden to engage in domestic arbitrage, | Dry flint stage or bulln.- g J | ratte +,67.00| board, $160 we hana Ateathsnip Mooringe—Btr Ketchi-| $ e A 5 Another torm of arbitrage Ie t0/Saka.or ile: Seattle {| areas sitcaie 20290 | itontragon, 4b16 astn Hs ale | ane This Strictly Savings Bank? y security which, under some re. | "one bide « seo 1.00] | Cleatings $6,661,280.74 | |Fian ‘Meal-—100's : nee , faratton to renidence, $130, | Atimaon's rig er Co, emt ad | ‘organization or other agreement, can Teenie Ralted, each. 1.00@2.00| | Balances » 1,628,018,59 | |GritaLlmentonn, 100°. SHER [#85 turohiain, 608 17th N. m. warage, | Atream—t. § Maryland, . 8. New] CBazetation eer erent | ii Spe a gah | wb ihaarenrte ava woes Whats nee ratonr-aye omer. Absolute SAFETY >Pl y that is selling at a higher pric y ses ‘ wag, | (Ment Sera peer arhy 300 102.00| $60 |“ dore, ach Betay Fons, echr K. V. Kruse, | SO, lute ’ us a Tse haat in nelling phenipeice. clean Clearings 8,806,917,62 | | Bt jana bet att aivih A) 2400 PW. Hudson, 16th N, B, addition Ware Coquitlam Clty, whalers Star ae heavy " Balances ..., 863,178.07 | | Mem atixed toed, Bots 22.00 | ‘to wtore, #100 ait vieakomean| Wey ys eS : | Heed Rate of Yee 4 LITTLE THINGS! eritelrd iig dat | Tacoma | ota Ne Bead Paearnti et get tc J | | i The big things of life are made) san medium... as| {| Total transactions. . 2,969,000.00 | | S AND LEADS Poy vesllitce BDMREOARETO Rt) H “ a ” Ho of (tie ile things. A tooth | Medium heer ‘aa lm % (Lowa Market) neciayeratanten ADRAC AR AM | EeaNCe Non-Com | ¢ PBrusy n fast ax portant on o rus) fomraer seen Biot [Tartecontage Smet secs. dag] mammary inn adaiion, steams,“ "| in Briton Regiment| way ticket, and a little hole tn the | pens Skirts nre worn longer, and the |yisseed°Oltaw, tn Lereela 14) | dence 40x24, $3,000. f LONDON, July 6.—Crown Prince | 4 ] Str spoils the use of the biggest| Hheep alte, each 417100 2.00) new wool achedule will causa pinta alton cane 165 |! Toot, 4 » Way, frame real: | Olav of Norway ranks only asa non- | First Avenue and James Street Halted #heep shear, onch 6 0 v0) " | fwd, In barrel re dence 40x 00 ut risa ye hie n on the market.—The Seattle | eee ieee ieee ing, Ib to he worn longer also. Birming. Seb RA ey J blob RAAT oi , commissioned officer.in his capacity De do short Hair, each 16@ ham News. white Be eeercbcth. é K. Johun 4 ON. 52nd, frame abe VOMCD reeeenee Lb } f “100-1. ke realdence 42x24 as instructor Local Markets VEGHTAN Id Wholesale Dealers Price ¥ £ (The prices give tall dealers by pan Lev ppiabiadil. truer. Pigott A BY ALEXANDER HERMAN | | AF ¥ option ere | Optimiatic ax to the future ¢ NEW YORK, July The “under NEW YORK, July 7~A “he ean be figured by deducting the'ces 1. | Attlo and the Pacific Northwest and|taker of Wall Btreet”—Harold P. velopment has taken place tn : aie ag eaten hoes nei. | RFatified as to conditions ax they | Coffin, teder ere in bankruptey, | | general business of country, tne cost.) found them tn various sections of tt ® tips the opinion of the Dry Goods con | Middie-Weet and Kast, miven mem If you play the marketand gam-| omist. The paper editorially takes Asparague—Per t we bers of t Bullding Owners’ and | ble stocks, the odd» aro nine to | the position that the hesitancy ¥ Meane—Ver ib ue Managers’ as tion of Beattie, out | one against your making any money | was noted and deplored in som: wea eke Atm Denanee 108 of the eight who were delegates to ‘Only one out of every ten specu | ele « wus really a favorable circum. Cdbeasachi. bis poy the 16th national cony nm at At-|lators comes out ahead; while from | stance, since it tended to check ung Loea 1g 6% | lantic City, have returned the ver minning the other nine | due expansion Carrete—Local, dos From an educational as well as » doomed to lone | Tetall stocks are low,” it says, eosin i ahpded every other standpoint J, Cur Coffin, who has occupied the spot nd there is every indication that Cauliflower —Per crate 1.b0@1e un said Friday, “this waa one of|lght during the recent explosive se | renewed buying will speedily mani. CelerryCai., new, crate 9.80019.90/ 116 most muccesstul national meet of Wall Btreet failures, which | | fent iteelf—all the more so because | Cucumbers—Lecal hothouse ....1.00@1.96/ 10 yet heid by this organization,| brought several offical investiga we are now approaching the period Gartio~ ben with the Beattle delegation taking a} tons, gave his warning to pros when retailers give tention t their pthc in oan Ge } | leading part thruout pective “lamba,” | i rents labor of all kinds oon pe eee “An exceptionally strong program, | FIGURES SUPPLIED BY | Let S00 SOREN ee / cal green, dos a] 4 bdr. WALL STREET CLEAN-UP |tinues to be well employed and at , Persiey—L.oe., dos, rg. bunches as | with papers by leaders of their feito 5 in Pa | high wages. Never in the history of Parenlps ler sack ..1.60@1.76 | fesaion of national prominence on t ‘ nese figures of the speculator’s| |the country, except during the peak bell, per Ib a5 | Problema of property management, | sim ance were sup lied, Coffin | of world war times, have the work- 04 .0¢| more than compensated the delegates| tld, by William 8, Bilkworth, Just | ‘eta 60: Chia desiaiee? babe: eae ae ~% y ue oe ter tard pions op stark Ppa | act rates of remuperation seemingly - 22.000 Seattlo was represented by Roy e Wty Be, 8 |so much out of proportion to the #3%@ .04|J. Kinnear, president of the local as-| Of the exchange coming under the} | nervice rendered. One of the brighter mneneas | 22 | sociation; Charles E. Horton, prest- fire .of oat rs + gs ote og Jaspects of this situation is the in- yeee1 of the Dexter Horton estate Oe WOvene Caer: Nec cree eee | | crease in savings bank deposits. An- hewperate 1.60 ger of the new Dexter H The toll of disaster in Wall Stree other is the diverting of office work+ orn, 1 210@2. ing; David Whitcomb, pre haw become #0 heavy that Coffin, and ors and other ‘white collar’? men Dos, bi 40 3) of the Arcade Building & Realt rong recente sin, Brtdsad ror) HAROLD P. COFFIN jand youths into more productive “ + | Andrew at and Freda 4, ‘Tikien, | W7=s to Kady Gp web Mist begets] a! | felds FRUITS a tke Statron ullding Co; W.|Di8 Job of financial “undertaker.” | hin order was carried to the United!" “During tast’ month wage ine lA ne eee Willams, « T, Curran, nec Ae 24d bankrup| i aanen Are | States supreme court, but Chief Jus-| creases were voluntarily granted by | “Tellow Wewsens. 2s9| retary of the local assoct Dery “urd ale sake ince Y%| tie Taft upheld it. ja number of railroads. The move- | ape pts@4ts Prominent committee chairman Psa Tee re reliant . mare) Tjabilitien of 182 firms that have| ment of freight by the rafinoads as paresis aRpereat, new 1.590? hips were given Kinnear, Horton | ~ bankruptcy referee is the|S°Ne into bankruptcy in the last pooapec by car loadings continues i Benenae—Per thn. nd Whitcomb, Andrew Bteers and apis ily be far grea han at this time last Cantaloupes—o a Mra, Tilden receive first prizes for |." on boekee “tee pethiay oe year and a half total $96,054,049 | year, yet the shortage of freight cars herries—Hing i papers presented. ‘Charles F. Clise |the pr bagien ating Gon jer “Country folk are very numerous | hi actically disappeared. j also received a first prize award for |'"° elty distric attorney's office, | among creditorn of bankrupt broker. | he credit situation presents no Money trained, Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers ded HE Comb, per cave Back Lote X. Ley per th. perf % Mixed Nute— Pert | Wainute—cet, No. i. p led. per ™ DAIRY Pull per PRODUCTS lees Paid to shippers . Meattlo delivery h ranch, white shell | Mitk—Cwi. f° o.b'b. Heatti supply SEATTLE STAR a Building Owners Help Boost Seattle in East so made to re With « tow ronectiting criminally; the state at- | valuable contribution |» ted ¥ ago h | association, leading entertainment feature in hav ing Frank Branch Riley present his illustrated lecture on “The Lure of the Great Northwest’ Mr. Riley, at his best, held a packed audience in rapt attention for more than two attorney, handling mall! frauds All of them are co-ordinating their |work to open the back door of Wall Street But it credited with applying that pried it open. |the leap some en! the | BOOK INSPECTION | business, See ee aenee a eearata rue WAR A RARD BLOW | italize it. went day, while he described the! 19 did it with a 60-word order is-| “The c many natural advantages and scenic ; - t 4 sued to the princtpals of E. M. Fuller | vestors j, mie ering aren prt: |@ Co., first of the large brokerage | ashamed the Ambasesdar hotel, [houses to fail in the recent wave of | game. “The excellent impression made by | rin Nile temple at the Shrine convention | in Washington, and the triumph on at} ° | 'the receiver of the bankrupt concern | seek to turn over all books and records of| They fee the varsity and freshman crews 4t/tn4 company without reservation. |somewhat shady, something that — 380 i, | Poughkeepsie were everywhere IN| Aya reguit, Fuller and his partner, |shouldn’t be taiked about, sake in|, The, Hotel: De_ Angelterre: ata, | e oa Ue IE a National |” Frank McGee, are now in the! whispers, elosinigti vtech owned by 3 M. ang . 2 oo Oaners ang | Ludlow st. Jail under federal com-| “As a result they are easily im.| tien Rininger, has been leased by 34 | Amsociation of Building Owners and | niment for contempt of court, and| posed upon and fleece. Then they | West & Wheeler to J. H. Lunn for agers will be held next year At | sre under sentence to serve one year|take their medicine silently, And|% Period of three years, at a rental prado Springs.” and three months in Sing Sing |prison when they are released, | 0 a 4 “A new precedent was set in the | Financial Flashes Eohomergger of theso cases,” sayn|{tors’ +4 Coffin. “Too often charges were | smash. } ft no & a} | Bree ee ner OO 1 cipda that brokurn: tailing £50: golug'ttroos thi jinto bankruptcy, sought refuge from BRING REPORTS Says Stock Gambling Is SAYS BUSINESS OF CONVENTION @ Sure Way to Get Poor CONDITION GOOD “Undertaker of Wall Street” Tells of Rece Financial Housecleaning houses, more trusting; and ag a result, more! a to the pro- ota . torney general, operating under tho}more gullibl s |Martin act to “padlock” offending operating with the Portland / firms; and the United States district | oasi}y Seattle furnished the} " fleeced “It has been a practice of somo of was Coffin who {8| stands well in wedge | make him jand personality lend prestige to the| They do not go to the banka ancial crashes, The order directed | for advice and credit. the counsel |therefore it ts harder to punish the |men who victimized them. “It is our job to protect the cred. interests when the firms go! JUL SATURDAY 1923. nt Economist Feels inflation Has Been Checked * says Coffin. “They are nce of any general inflation. than the city investors, | Altogether, the business situation and the consequent prospects for store sales volume may well be regarded as more favorable than a month or reputable houses to engage | %° Ame.’ terprising young man who| his community, and| their agent. His name FIRM REPORTS and the crooked firms cap- is that they seem to be! of playing the financial} Activity Continues in the Rental of Business Space They do not | their friends, | i that the whole business is | of in excess of $20,000, This hotel bulld- ing is Of threestory brick construc. tion, containing 58 roofs. West & Wheeler ptate that actiy. We try to save as much |!ty continues in leases on mercantile wreckage as possible. Yet |*Pace and report the following of British recruits,