The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1923, Page 14

~ Canary Island PAGE 14 . BUSINESS—Finance, LUMBER TRADE |New York Stock Market IS IMPROVING Demand Grows With Prices at Steady Level REVIEW Ja Baldwin NCIAL Lumber t to herman, ( ing slowly prices ° N. Y. Stock change oe eagea Chicago Board of Trade Market dency seem a neers Oeletien r Retailers it - ' $0. ' te bedrock s a brisk business eapeciatly for t domes coming mor Market, but still ate requirement soon depart gin bu meet the mand Wholesale developme in price: ing into t purposes. tha the low 1 book what and to toward t os. Ae Retail! Foreign Exchange are show NEW YORK July Foreign ex are ng t r ® s0.0en4 covering f shortage will rn cure deliveri Chicago Car Lots Monday's Quotations & Hryan Seattle t. Batd, Lt Yr. oreign ex Much depen decide to m: ately, or to hold a in hopes of sub: ment. In th car shortas while in the latter n ts likely to Lumber 5 following the parti this month, and whi Softwoods are still should be no difficulty demands. Hardwood earcer, due to the very he ing last winter duced stocks t¢ bode ot and to th . 5 Portland Produce produc! — Menday’s Quotations While has improve PORTI the last four weeks. steady, with evident in Boston Wool > serious trouble op. reduction is inc down early mill stocks of broken there n meeting fell are Liverpool Grain Monday's Quotations gg 0c High Low Whea Open sub x woods me arkedly during Foreign Money Status Monday's Quotations Furnished by Logan & Deyan #10 Second Ave., Financial Flashes From James Macfariane & Co. S11 Second Ave. Wabash earnings June, ne ating income, $814,481 versus $400 946 in 1922; s 144,758 versus $2,430,4 Seaboard Air Line June net oper-| ating income 1 $626,457 $449,610 in 192: Allis Chalme 30, net profi’ 6: 8 after fed taxes, vers' 6 in 1922 Mack Truck operations the peak and earnings tn t fer are expect Of Second quarter j Sears, Roebuck sales first six Foreign Securities Monday's Quotations Furnished by Logan & Bryan e near $10 Second Ave.. Seattle rd quar t ch those ° pach tho: June net operat 957 versus $6430 Opinions of 1 week-end news favored purcha rails and industrials thi brokers Liberty Bonds Monday's Quotations Furnished by Logan & Bryan 810 Second . Sea Canadian Paci penses, 422,00 s 2,3 hag Chicago Ea erating income 797. Levianthan's gross maiden voyage was $! Obregon doe right of Protest Mexico. Hides and Wool Buying Prices, F. 0. B, Sea $1424 profit on 9,000. rporation vi private ast drilling of oil ——__- 4 Foreign Trade $$$ TheUnited States eign and domestic cor hag re ceived the following quiries from foreign firms who wish to tive fields. Ful Agiven to American firm: D. jon to 8. H. Blalock, of the bur , Seattle 47288) Hardware ) Whe 03) ording to size— 50@ 1.00 1,0093.00 bureau of for ree r waited, each. .... ary— represent information wi district | Mediun ieee: Conrne, ; Hampton Automa 1.00@ 2.001923, by M. P. Fraste 60 Portland au, Lowman ut (red He k ) Flow hard). pa 6@ Sulphate China. Cuba—(7330) Fruit products, windmills, tru Egypt—(7306) Red gum Southern yellow pine France—(7346) Lard and tutes, Ttaly— Latvia—(7) of ammo ym: r BANK CLEARINGS el Seattle lumber, § Balances ubsti Portland 5,852,051.00 981,707.00 5) Lard, tallow; (7303) Tacoma . “eden Total transactions. 2,042,000.00 | ne eantile Co. Mexico—(7299) Houses (knocked. | 1 Bl Retmund and Ht $7400. down), | Retmwund and Helen Panama — (7341) Canned goods, | pe meats and fish (dry, pickled). Bie : eats and fish ( Building beth } Mao Se POD TE aes TES A, fruits | Mrs. tr Tacom Lora Capital stock, $1,000. Hapke, A. Christopher and G. | Tembrentt |, Auto Putlman Co 350,000, ) South America—(7207) Foodstuffs, hardware, textiles. Sweden — (7340) G@ried and fresh). donttie, Wash. Ca J. Miohilet, Day Apples, wood, 4610 44th ave, # TRADE TERMS || —$-$$<S nner, Ine CORNER | . pisat $ A “corner” is said to exist in a! wWost China Sopntabienice to “Spinner Frul kecurity, or commodity, when an in- | 199,990,000 without ono mile of rail dividual, or group of individuals, has | w Acquired yy lly all of the avail able suppl he price of such s#e curity or commodity usually soars to heights entirely out of proportion to Ma real value frame real 65th, frame rest 65th, frame Yakima Wan has a Urauhart & Judd, tn Capital $10,0 anging name Th Chon or even a Ford car. These peo bet |ple are eut off from economic com munication with the rest of China. hence the reat of the world, fa ways will throw this population |to the markets of the world, On the railronda they use “block Was grialy On the highways » noed blockhead Snohomish County Tribune, —- r Art Nea Meets e Local Markets HORT Wh re 1F SEATTLE STAK PRICE TREND M Many Commodities Break- ing in Price Says Moody jcuous lopment & finis f comm profit and | Jitles, toes Paid Wholesale Apples. ¥ ’ Apricots * | Mananan Raspberries countle 3/4 grand total of $8,425,068,100 CONE CO. MAY | LOCATE HERE directors of of a Bi © Roberts Cor ’ large cream ¢ Ing, one of the 6 Co. manufacturers Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers DAL Mattertar DAT Rutter sack RY ny * | Cheran— POULTRY AND MEATS RODUCTS Prices Paid to PRODUCTS Friers to Metall imir Ship News Tides in Seattle ation for Seattle 19 shippers 1 w Tide * < m, & sd Virst High Tide | First High Tide 4 ft m, 00 ft hecond Low Tide | Second Second Migh Tide | ee ‘}, Weather Bureau Report TOOKM ISLAND, July 10.—8 A. M Prices Paid by Wholesale Dealers to Shippers Broilers Rocks » POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Ducks Paid Wholesale Dealers thh . Hrolters | Geese—D TurkeysFa Quotations Cattle Prime ste Medium t HAY, Alfalfa Hay © Straw Adj Tne ‘ A p ta Amendment nin, | Chilek Wheat AlL-G Chick Growing Feed irowing Maal Kege Mash-—1 Serateh Feed Cottonseed M Linseed Oi M AVE at mood and AND SUGAR 1. M. Mash. A Charcoal Chutrdwood) Vieh Meal—1 Grit—Limen Granite—1 Meat Scrape Shell—Kaster ‘Weatern oy Wheat—Mix Turpentine gallon on Linseed O11 S-gallon ca Bolted, In gallon ea White Lend Mama—W Luoy—Oh, with, so 1 Architect, Th deur Hn 100-1h, here | it Kol ut® it. 100°" ‘ Arrivals and Departures ANI ED — ae Admits Alaska Vessels ® y | Vessels in Port at Seattle) Pier 4 nean Maru, Atreet Terminal—U. & STOCK Stockyards ext Ison, str West | Gale, | 7.00@ § | 5.00 8 10,80¢011.2 0e GRAIN AND FEED COMPANY Invest in a Successful Going Business 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock Back and K share of Foster jock is $209 in ts and $179 in | net current assets, Price $100 Per Share Redeemable at $110.00 and aeerued “dividends FOSTER and KLEISER tes | Bhehth Ave Virw arvels | Senttle, Wash, Kindly send particulars re 7/1) garding this stock to kowe, th. ra I Name your candy doll Street No too dirty to play Washington state |f] Citys State V —=—$$—_ Produce, Agriculture, Shipping, Real Estate, Building RESERVE RATIO IS DOWNWARD STILL GOES UP) Discounted to Be Liquidated nued Hquid but | federal holding: nd Cle tent other bank flecting primar Ad from other a gold wettlemnet w York and $ ur remaining ba ot decline in « naiderable cs of gold and gold the lanta, Minneapolis and Sar cash amounting the net inc notes except of $ wan ured by U. $115,900 or 38 and $16,700,000, certificates of compared with 1,500,000 and $17 reported the we 46 per cent, b debtednens 100,000, $ resp. fore vely Big Luniber Plant Bills Continue fund. Fran lnco show Increases in holding o! n of fed. Dallas. 8. bonds 0,00 IT SEEMS THAT 30 MILLION IS BIGGER THAN ONE MILLION COPPER MARKET CONTINUES DULL Buying Movement Expected to Begin in August regarding the n Life home Insur 1,140 ut it ¥ figure rer 1 might b han beer ome merel be written un trued to the So far an the latter item in co t and the can hardly for com working on would be indi en a is the h from « There income ween umers ness cated b thirty ‘The exp ic the last for some # encour. t crests ree port i the part of the Ce wnsociation, which now foe, but ia in r all business \ either. This explanatic week has ii Bh A a SB BE, me ged prod being times as Di Don’t about on oung once 508 many u will be old.—Coulee Cit 6 corny the ot President Harding is speaking of his ride across the mountains on the electrified route of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. “Our train slipped along with the greatest comfort and steadiness,” the chief executive told a public audience in Spokane. “I sat for a while in the motor cab, and 1 drank in an inspiration from the thought that as we were coasting down grade for 20 miles, having our train steadied by the process of driving the motors in the opposite direction, that we were storing up energy sufficient to pull another train upgrade. ted “This is an era of great possibilities. I like to say it. It was my first experience on a great _ train electrically driven. It was the most de- lightful ride I have ever known in my life.” Travel on the “Milwaukee” Whenever you travel across the mountains, take this electrified route. You will enjoy every mile of the way. Make your reservations for “The Olympian,” the famous transcontinental train of this most pro- gressive railroad in the world. per by ip |. F. BAHL, Gen. Agent Pass. Dept, SECOND AV Phone: AND MADISON n 6960 Destroyed by Fire EEN, July 4 most 31.—One. of modern in this part of the cou isle-Pinnell Lumber weat of Hoquiam, ¥ which i ed in th timated at nd $400,000, lath mi the lumber Railway TO PUGET SOUND -ELECTRIFIED ans) Train Service To Spokane, Butte, Helena, Billings, Bismarck, Fargo, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Chicago Leave Seattle Daily 9:30 A. M. — Arrive Chicago 9:30 A. M. — Connecting with all morning trains eastbound. 70 Hours, North Coast to Chicago Northern Pacific Ry. | Round Trip To LOW VACATION FARES NOW ! FASTER Oil-Burning Giants Pull Northern Pacit aine Beginning July 29—9:30 A. M.—the North Coast Limited will run through to Chicago in 70 hours—two hours faster than hereto= fore, Over BETTER $5,000,000 saf Pacific ha: A wonderful train—fast, safe, comfortable ! 300 miles of automatic block signals on the Northern Pacific—a ty investment for you and your friends. The Northern jed 60,000,000 people safely in the last seven years, with= out a single fatal accident among its passengers. Giant oil-burning locomotive: giants of power, apeed and effici ney. mana, famously valet ‘© being put in service in the Cascades— THE NORTH COAST LIMITED that the “Crack Train of the Northwest” should be—steel Pull- od dining cars, observation car, barber, bath and servicethe LAST word in travel refinements! TICKET OFFICE—1407-FOURTH AVE.—PHONE ELLIOTT 5580 F. E, Nolson, A. G. P. A., L. C. Smith Bldg., Seattle —_— SOC RS OE -Faster! Better! Fubll