The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1924, Page 12

PAGE 12 - Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks i MOM’N POP BY TAYLOR |i a, I wuz ASLEEP a WHAT "DO You Wan MS TO Do WHeNn U COME IN, oer 4ND TURN A 1 FLIP+ Flop¢ (ir UiRe WHY DON'T |To Meet |A MoRG lCivicIzeD MANNCE fu ™, PEOPLE Pop Can Believe Anything EU TH music AN’ TH JOKES ~ WHY OUNDED LIKE L HADDA TICKLE MY A CAT— re ° ? SELF WITH AFEATHER z \ ween { WANTED Dips ,zar So- , LAUGH = ( wnut ELSE : SA) LMAPPENED - wuz ORFUL I THOUGHT you ~~. TH’ BLOND wor SANG THAT Ws A GOOI . { IN TH FIRST ACT ie ¢} { WHY WOULD It BE NECESSARY To “SST UP’ _ “ 7 BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES HELLO, BooTSY ! IT SEEMS AGES SINCE \ SAW YOU? WHAT VE Y'BEEN DOIN’ SINCE > YOU LAST NIGHT ? (> To Do it $ “= WELL, FIRST ~ YOU SHAKE TWO LITTLE , IVORY BLOCKS WITH { NUMBERS ON WST LOTS, ‘inl 1 DUN + FIP! COME IN eye Ng HOW'S IT WORK ? (/ WE HAD THE BEST TIME THIS AFTERNOON DID YOU EVER PLAY T? SURE, VE PLAYED THAT! BUT.) NEVER HEARD IT CALLED MAH JONGG BEFORE GET FIRST NEW STOCK OPEN) ASPARAGUS LOOKS OOD. |Week Opens With No|Firm Tone and Some Sal | Change in Poultry and Eggs| Give Fair Tone | | WALL STREET JOURNAL PINAY. |was recelyed by express from CIAL REVIEW zs fornia Saturday, and sold to retail.| NEW YORK, Feb. 7 ers at 60 cents per pound. Another! trading on the stock market walle and larger shipment will arrive} {#!* volume with stocks generalip Tuesday, which is being quoted at} ing @ firm tone today, Manus Anta wiles were up fractionally, U The week opened with no changes | ¥h thiehem al was up n poultry and eggs qu selling appeared after oe. trading had gotten under ‘way, me] OFS dressed hogs are ¢ sulting in Southern Railway sellin TOM ee Z Sedank hanvy pint from its opening: ‘THE OLD HOME TOWN BY WILLIAMS |. SZ MUSIC HATH CHARMS — HEE-HEE- HEE -HEE. The first asparagus of the se NEH-FER SOME PEEPUL while Pan-American was |% trom the opening of 48%, j DAIRY PRODUCTS ‘\ Open’ prices included: | Prices Paid Shippers 8} 1 Bettertat— A grade, | Eage—Prens Mixed colors P delivery... h, white shell * 5 wt, f.0.b, Beatle up; F. 0, B. dispensary . DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers | Bater—Local creamery, cubes. Local prints, wrapped B Fresh ranch, whi Mixed. colors White pullets . Mixed pullets Cheese — Oregon triptets . Wisconsin cream Washington triplets Tillamook triplets, old POULTRY AND M Prices Paid Shippers Dacks—Lree, per Ib. . ‘Thos. Raymond, "ta » 2% to 4% Tbe 3 to 2% Ibe. Roosters—Oid, Itve, per Ib. Mee HM. Auger, 6026 toth X, By rele | Hege—Choice, light f $4,500. 6 medium quailty. POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Mrs. HL Auger, residence, 405125, $4500, S Anderson, 7239 13th N residence, 502102, $3,000. A. A. Carup, 1715 35th By ‘dence, 60x110, $3,000. Nichols Ends His Council Ralph D._ Nichols, Ww, Live, heavy Live, light .. NO, MOT NECESSARILY—"| IF YOU WOULD LIKE ToGo WHAT WOULD You UKE WITHOUT SUGAR FOR A WEEK TLL 6WE utilities and better law enfon ended his public speaking can for the city coun jl c mass neeting at South P day night. Veal—Fancy, light Heavy, coarse LIVE STOCK Quotations at Union Stockyards Receipts, Monday a m., 291 cattle; 5,532 3 896 Cattle— Prime steers .. Mediuin to good Falr to medium. on Prime, light Smooth, heavy . heavy ek, Ib.» Blue Rivbon, 86 1eom Grape Fruit—Fiortda 0 | Honey—Comb, per Strained, per Ib, Lemons—Fancy cep — Prime lamba . Common to choice Yearit Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers . (The prices given one gg Mn Pad Chicago Board of Trade retall deniers by wholesalers * Saturday's Quotations heal " h Low Close m FLI1M SLION SLT LM Lit Lang LUu% Wh Lil 50% Si ALM Portland Live Stock Raturday’s Quotations Cattle—Receipts none. Market steady, Good grade steers, 9; medium to good, $6. m, $4,756.25; good beef co’ and heifers, $6.6 medium, $5@6.50; common, $4@5; can- nera and cutters, $204; bologna bulls, $3@5; feeder steers, $606.50; mediurp and choice calves, 190 Ibe. down, f1o@ 14.6%; 190 to 260 Ibs, $7.50@10; 200 the, up, $4.75@7.50. Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, Fob. 23.—Foreign ez- change opened higher, Sterling demand, GRAINS DIP ON WEEK END Corn Follows Wheat; Drop | Hits Provisions ; the cost of ate Robin Adair ind approxi- t 345 p. m.; nish for nea trip, at o transportation to Beattle iy 16 per cent for and selling cost.) Belgian, 33%; Artichokes—! 000 to the dollar. oe Omaha Live Stock . Saturday's Quotations Cattle—Receipts, 1,200, ‘Tone of market, nominal, Yearlings, $6. 26@ 10.40; fooder: 7,78; €0 TUESDAY YEB. 26 Low Tide | First Low Tide | 1:47 «& m., 3.0 €t./ 2:35 a. m, 44 ft. First High Tide | Viret Wigh Tide 5:37 a. m., 12.1 ft. hecond Low Tide 4:34 p. m., 1.2 ft. Second High Tide | eles vie ports, at 1:15 a, m. Str F, & Loop for Ban Francisco, at D. m.; afr Kewanes for San Francisco at 9 p. mj str Banta ‘Inez for Los An- Beles via Ban Francisco, at 6:30 p. m. eee Vessels in Port at Seattle 50% 50% 50% city 46%, 43% 788 a. m, 12.5 ft. Second Low Tide car 2:38 p.m, 15 ft. | Beet, pee cwt. Tide Second High 9:64 p. m., 10.4 £t. [20:1 eee Dp. m., 9.8 ft, jorthern Terminal. 2 miles an hour. eee ‘wind southwest, 8. C. G. Haid 8. Le Arrivals: and Arrived—Feb. 25.—Str Diana Dollar} frora Vancouver at noon; str Beatweil) Pler | Pier Pier es lamba. Pier 6—Stra Redman, Po! 2—Stra Colon, North p.m. Feb, 24.—Str from San Francisco, Agwistar from Mobile v f Admiral Nich a porta, from San ¥ran- tr West Istip from Paeifie € G. & eyor. ett at| Union Pacific Terminal—Btr Poljana. 1. #. Shipping Board Moorings—Stra Jop- midnight; str Poljana from Tacotas, at| 1 9:30 thi Atlant Mar’ | ‘eat Gambo, Latouche for Street Terminal— etr Oduna for Alaska, at 9 «. mm. —8tr Tynda- | reous for Vancouver, at 15 p. Admiral Peary ofr Sau Francisco, at 6 | rete. ag Smith Cove Terminal—Pler 41—Strs Nu- it MeKinely. Amertean Can Co's Terminal—Str Eido- rado. Bell Street Terminal—Ctrs Latouchs, U. Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal—Ms Chal- 1—Strs Cordova, Agwistar, Engineering Worke—U, 8.| ¥ King & Winge—Schr Ruby, me Anvil. 3 ste Htavy Atreet Terminal—Me Californian, V. & B Ploneer, Discoverer, % 3: bulla and stag 09, Tone of mark tings. $9412.50; we + lambs, Pier 40—Mtr Str Hoyama H, T. Heather, ‘Weat Intip, Walter A. int Lops. wentern, grim. Todd Dry Docks—Stra H. F. Admiral B Colman Creo olson. Rainier, Hull, Fort Union Seattle Training Station. a Steamship M Ketehitkan, 1 Port Makely-—ste 7: Ww Bir Hakuenika $130 14.70; ach. General Petroleum Terminal—Str Hall- Alexander, Kagio 67. Stra Jefter- Vinslow Marine Raflway (Eagle Harbor) | CHICAGO, generally lower on the board of rade today. Wheat rajlied from a | sharp dip following a strong opening when favorable news from Burope acted as a stimulant among buyers, Aa @ result of this late upturn .|prices stopped inklde opening fig- 8, 8. Connecticut, ‘aterway Dock & Warehouse Co.— Lucken- ures, Corn followed wheat's course dur. the short seasion, Values sagged following the atrong start, but later regained nearly ail early lonses Scarcity of grain continues to be felt over Middle Western territory. Oats lacked any interest. The other in clone was lower because ,| Brains dipped. Hedging hammered provision prices to inside figures after a high- er opening. ene Livervooi Grain a a High Low a 6ied Oe ON De 1%d OTM On s Kdee Kd oe Kd Feb. 23.—Grains closed % 72 34% 127 1027 1120 11.25 Nominal eee Cash Wheat CHICAGO, Feb, 22.—Cash wheat—No, 2 hard, $1.10% @1,13, Boston Wool Feb. 28.—There was a litte of buying today and some mills are anticipating their March quirements. Contracting in th proadening With growers not disposed to fell at lower prices than those that pro- vailed at this ase N. Y. Sugar and Coffee Saturday's Quotations Sogar—Dull $7.11; refined, aut; granulated, 60 8.90. 9.67 Coffee No. 7 Rio, 16% @1s%e 1b; Ban- | Total transactions. . tos, 1YMe 1b Hogs—Receipta, 7 | none. chotes, 160 Jaughter pl $6,507.16, Receipts, none. Lambs, §¢ Iba. dow and good, $11.50@ 15. mon, $10@ 11.60; yearlt dium cholee, all weights, ower, Clearings ... Balances . Clearings .... Balances ..... Tacoma Market steady, Market atenay, medium choice culls and com. o my. Me: | parsley—Dos. laree medium to + 1,684,869.71 2,575,000.00 | Celery—Northern Cal, crate...4. San Diego, crate . Cucumbers—No. 1 . Egg @lant—Per 1. "| Lettuce—Imperial ‘Or. ‘Wapato, per Walla Wail Onion sets, 1 if sack Netted Gems, No. 1, Gems, commercial, ton Radishes—Local, doz, bunc! Rhubarb, 1, Rutabagas—Per ac! val Florida, ow Tornlps—dack Yams—Louisiana FRUITS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers XG Apples—Dellclous .sseseevee LTH@LI SULTS, HAY, GRAIN AND FE Star Want Ad Growth success for the ad