The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1924, Page 5

THE SEATTLE TAR PAGE 5 BY CONDO} —/ Daily Doings of The Star’s Funny Folks oe BY TAYLOR ‘EVERETT TRUE iow, USTEN, Mk MGS AN ATTACHMENT GLARANT GAS AND O1L SND GIVG MY CAR MORE <OU KNOW How & STAN | GLIMINAT PEP AND Po A Reality With Pop 10 EVENIN ” SL Line NT THAT PROPOSITION € NO, SIZ a ape rae Poem yates a BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES — The Early Bird LD STUFF! YouR OM MATE TELLS THE SAME THING THAT Way THING EACH MORN » ING BOOTS} THIN RB 1 eee | as OF ‘You ' yinchester EGG MARKET ISSTOGK MARKET UNCHANGED 1S INACTIVE Extras Being Quoted Gener- | Nothing New in Speculative Situation at New York ally at 26 Cents “BY WILLIAMS THE OLD HOME TOWN THERES, NOTHIN WRONG WITH STREPT JOUNNAL FINAN- Nothing lative of the d tho reassure in In the week had ied up and all the changes were on the advance, Pronounced ab in the ¢ a small DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Shippers including & W., Colorado Fuel ated Dry Goods and ed some semblance 0, 'B.’ condemeory : 2.16 | 0 e start of the sec ws se hour, price movements being aln DAIRY PRODUCTS Juniformnly on the side of the advance, 1 Wholesale Dealers dencies were evidenced 160 Westinghouse Elec- 61 Warne Maxwell A, roleum and 24| American jnited States 22) Rubber hed new high ground on 31)the recovery at 35% on the expec- jtation of a favorable earning shows 37) ing for 192 - 33) Special strength ~ characterized 28) various sec’ 8 of the list in the 49 | clos! dealings. Oil stocks were ught on the increas nt Crude Oil prices, Sin- ng new htgh ground on ¥ a 2 a “Mayland at 38, otro al issues, i —==—— $3 TOG PIPE | st | SOLD IN BULK wauTs TH 4 FUSS? f= BONELESS BACON SUN KISSED HERRING HEN MADE EGGS e+ 1O1.E PROOF CHEESE live, 3% to 4% Ibe. ive, 3 to 3% Ibe... "ESE, Steel, 103%, i ol, 78%, off %; Can, 116 rfolk & Western, 118%. Hog»—Cnoice, market closed lower. - United Chotee | Ven light .. heavy, 150 Fan industrial i Anaco’ ‘an-American, 48%, off Products, oft off 2%; 32%, up 1%; South= ; Norfolk & West- Texas Company, §\ Davison Che Colorado Fuel, ern Railway, THE PRETTY Book AGENT,WHO STRUCK TOWN YESTERDAY, SOLD A cooK Book To EVERY MAN Live, lig | Broilers [Ben F; ranklin Home Razed for Traffic PHILADELPHIA, Feb. PHILA y dresed ...... Belgian Hares—Live, per Ib... Dressed IN TOWN ~\TS REPORTED PAUL PILLSBURY, a THE HANDSOME BACHELOR , PURCHASED six COPIES Bt} a} TLL GOINT TASS HOUSE AN’ SEE iF (_WHY,HELLO JAY «TAG WAS TELLING ME THAT YOU COD } COUNT INTOTHE f——>—— PAULIONS - AY! 7g s Ship News Tides in Seattle aakcue | tancas i are Lew Tide First itigh ‘Hae & Winge~Sebre Maid of Orleans, | y Bt sident Jackson, Princes . U, 8, 8. Bu | Hantora Atre Birmingham Cit eet Terminal—Ma Loch Goll, 4. 8. Conneetiout. k & Warehouse Co— ate Freeport mi Ban Francisco, at W. Baxter trom Los No. § troy Ab mw tr : Si acitels in Port at Seattle © Terminal—Pier {1—Btre ty9! na Fore Lig Haida, Fern. minal: Str Ad: . Yukon, Alameda Mienolaon. Emma Alexander, minal—Strs Terminal—U. Mi Queen, sabesna, 8, 8. Discov. t Terminal—Stra Elmpark, nh West Himroa. Atra Admiral Wataon, Arldge, torage—Str Freeport Sulphur John ©. 1 Company—strs t King. Str Dook John A Moorings—Btra Jet. | Redondo. nana, Hallway (Bagie Harbor) | schrs Mindanao, Hophile Gritteon Cantle- Pennyworth. Stren Rainier, Botay Christensen, and Henry WELL, CAN YOU TELL ME How MANY APPLES EACH YouR BROTHER AND YoU WOULD MANE IF You HAD FOUR it OS ADPLES To The »S, YES, HE COUNTED To THREE AILANUNS YESTERDAY, — MOM. 7 ( DIV’ =~ ONIDE BETWEEN wc WHO WOULD IDE THEA — AY BROMER RMEP CORN AND OAT ~ CLOSE HIGH |Wheat Slumps Again; Pro- | visions Steady | CHICAGO, March & k and jower, corn and eron the board of trade today. Wheat holders, disguated with the private speculation, tried to, aéll out, |thus causing a fractional break in that market Lighter receipts than expected, im= Iproved in demand, both domentic [and foreign, gave corn strength and a higher clone | Oats inder the dominating! influence of corn and showed frac- tional gains Provisions Wheat elo high-! were generally steady, Foreign Exchange Aaturdey’s Quotations new 1 n hothe | fee ee.so a of} foretan Froneh | low, 90.0249, mand, 34.264 ft $0.000814; Hel ken, 4,600, 008, Portland Live Stock Saturday's Quotations Marke Chicago Board of Trade | Saturday's Quotations High $1.41% Liu y Lia Low _ Close | Cattle—neceipte, $140% 91.11% tin in] Vii Lith Wheat— May July Bept Corn May Open s1.11% 111% iz aly common, helfers common, 44 $1.5004 feeder ste calv 51% 51% 1% 80% 51% #1 1% medium and choice Receipts, 64, Market steady July Sept. Onte May July Sept. nye May .. July Lard May Tbe May N PORTLAND WHEAT PORTLAND, Match &.—Wheat—Hard white, $1.00% | soft white, $1.00; western white, $1.90; hard winter, 95¢; northern | spring, 96¢ be 11% 46 § | Hogs. Aa% 47% AO Ab 43% 42% 71% 13% 71% 3 11.35 ' | Sheep. mba 1.95 11.40 11.95 Market med Receipts no al 84 the, d * $171 yourling wethera, m medium wethers, owen siglo: has weatern | ri | BANK CLEARINGS Cash Wheat Cash wheat—No. No, J hard, $1.11% CHICAGO, Mareh & Seattle 2 hard, 1.19% O11 Clearings eae Balances . Portland cl Balances uring y's Quotations 716; retin N. Y. Sugar and Coffee | Ce A, quiets} Tacoma transactions Sugar. Coffee 7 16 ant 00.00 M; No, 4] | Total lx slow. | Cattle. to 260 Me-| $7,500 | | when ) Omaha Live Stock Saturday's Quotations ipte, 400. market, ' and fooders, $48.50; $410.60; bulla and stags, $46 Receipts, 11,000, Tone Se higher, Bulk Sheep—Hecoipts omnia 10.50 so@10 rd of market, arlings, $94 lamba, $13.76 @ 18.7 YET THEY'RE TWINS E, March = 7,— 3 twins, y ay, | different towns. bow to the wor h was born in aide his In the little village of Brozzj, five miles from here. A t fearing complications, then d the mother to a Florence hos- She gave birth to the ifter her admittan ‘There %\/ was just two hours’ difference in the children's ages. to pl | soon BELLHOP LINGUISTS LONDON, March 7.—Page boys in London hotels are learning to speak French. The managers say be helpful both to boys and guests the begin ariving in | April for the great British Empire )| exhibition at Wembley. crowds it will |jamin F supposed “first | Philadeiph has been razed to make way for modern day traffic. The little alley house, more than |200 years old, was in the path of the approach of the Delaware river bridge which will connect Southern New Jersey and Pennsylvania, m to good Fair to medium. , Feeders . Bulls Choice cows Medium to ood TOO MUCH FOR DAD “Iam never going up to Hemy andhaw’s house again.” “Why not?" “Up there Prime, light Smooth, heavy Rough, heavy Pigs Bheep— Prime lambs Common to! Yearli last evening they dem- onstrated a machine for telling how much people are lying.” “Well 4 “And just before they tried it on me they poured a quart of of] on the VEGETABLES wheels,”"—Youngstown Telegram, aid Wholesale Dealers given are those made to by wholesalers. With a few e prices to prodacers | deducting the cost of| 5, to Seattle and approxi- mately 15 per cent for hauling, storage and selling | Artichokes Cranberries—Wash., per box Dates—Cam doz. ++:1.6001.75 308 .35 50@ 2,00 eg cas |Money—Comb, per c Soi @ los |. Strained. per Ih, Oi @ .o5 | Lemone—Fancy L752, nate 1.00 @ 1.26 | Oranges— 4 | “Jumble pack, per box 5 ei Per box . Drussels Sprouts—Per 1b, Cabbage—Cal., per 1d. Spokane *y | Carrots: sack few, doz. bunches Cauliflower—(Broccoll), Celery—Norther San Die Cucumbers No. 1 Ege Plant—P Bay § Pek uce-imperial, § don. case 2.50@ ae | Peanuts—Va. h ee wir rear | ek irene aR ent Mea = bi aie patie sa agit | | renips—Por sacl + | Sugar—Cane, per ppers,.—Florida, per I | Ree [Rain | Netted Gems, per wt No. 1, ton roial, ton. a E) Carloads to Shipper, 8. Seuttle) mit me, Teadishes, 12, hobarby 1b. Tintabagne: + 80,000936,00 10@ .12| 4 5 ER 10@ 1315 hale, . | | Corn—Whole, ¥ cei A860 3.00 | Ceackod and feed meal, \ X 0.00 42.00 £97.00 39.00 0.00 @ 42.00 42,009. 100'R +--+ Barley—Whole, feed, nae Rolled and ground, Toma | ¥ v 4 |_ x bunches... Yams—Loulstana ..... | FRUITS | Prices Patd Wholesale Dealers Apples—Dellclous MSpitzenberns | Winesaps Arkansas y | king apples . [Mannnas— Por Iho... Covonnuts—Per doz,