The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1924, Page 14

THE SEATTI [ EVERETT TRUE MAIC MAN MOM’N MOM'S BEEN RAISING POP BY TAYLOR SYES~BUT IF I DID THAT > AT HOME AND GOT Any THE CARPET MO SI , ME 3 ‘}.% . Chick Knows! he y Mave NO aS 2 i I MAKE NO MISTAKE ) 416 IT HARD TO) f 0: NO: C'e > FUSS LATELY ABOUT ME GOING (s RECOMME NOING TH > r RUN IT § Po | OUT NIGHTS SO I'VE DECIDED OUTFIT AS THE BEST TO UY A RADIO ANO STAY _/ {one rn MARKET TODAY! AT HOME INSTEAD! | —e (, SABSOLUTELY SIMPL e! "hea | SWHY LAST NIGHT MY LITTLE 1 BON HAD GREECE COMING J \ our OF THE MORN < On» ALP ) oS 2 ener arm BUT THERE'S A he IN A STRANGE Now, 1 WONDE itt IP You 2. wre THAT CAN BS etd WANT To FIND FROM ae lor, MRS. TRUE, Letree CONTCST OUT Op BY MARTIN Advance Preparedness UY BOOTS OU LOOK )( TIRED >? Say — SO TIRED! WHAT ( \NoEED 1T 1S, DEAR! HOW LONG HAVE eo (You BEEN AT IT?) | “VT CERTAINLY 1S 1D HAE TO LOOK » \N THE ENCY CLOPEDIA TO TELL YOU HOW TIRED, \ REALLY AM _L{ —— Yes, OPEN (T — Cike “Cove MOOTFITE: OM, \ DONT START TILL , 17 NEXT WEEK! I | | | i| 1 | | 1} "EGG QUOTATIONS STOCKS. UNCHANGED Bids to Producers Are on Stronger Basis STEADY ON OPENING Sugar Exception; Drops to 53 Against 58 High WALL STRERT JOURNAL FINAN. CIAL REVIEW YORK, March 11, the early Geall any CAMPERS The local egg market open day morning without change in quo a Extras were fairly well es at altho some reported as being made Tues. AN MP’s OSH VERE HAWSE GOT HIS FAuuTs, BUT DENS A LOTTER THINGS ) ABOUT HIM WHUT AINT NO FAULTS. IN ANY MAKE hed 26 cents, * were aes 4\Ve HEARD BoB IT WorRKED |) HE LooKs GOOD UP To THREE NEARS AGO- THEN operating ree DAIRY PRODUCTS jeder ince | Prices Paid Shippers Botterfat— A grade, Beatile Gelivery.... Egee—Fresh ranch, white shell Mt coolers , . %, off % F & Ohio, 66; Westin; up %; Norfolk & Western, off 44; U. & Rubber, 8 up ‘ack Truck, 85%, up %; Union condensory Ms . f Tnited Btates Steel, 161%, off DAIRY PRODUCTS 87%, off %. i cs Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers o- Batter—Local creamery, cudes. 469 60 Local prints, wrapped . Egee—Freeh ranch, white ebell %; Marland, BOSTON, March 10—There ty more business doing tn the locel market, the medium class favored |e who are sald to be con! t |fer new clips in the West. There is Ut Oregon Triplets |tle change in prices. Some fairly geek Wisconsin cream brick . Washington triplete e ‘Tilamook triplets eld . 290 POULTRY AND MEATS 37 2 staple territory oe 45; fine 0 Light, tive, Geeve—Live Fancy dressed 1 | Chas. Butler, 2 Chotee heavy, dence, 26x3: Veal—Fancy milk. Meary, medium quality. POULTRY AND MEATS i Prices Pand Wholesale Dealers | Decks—-Dreesed, per Ib, pone—Lb, .. | dence, 26x32, $ (J. H. res Pacific Tel. Beneen st. fireproo: THE WATER COoL€eR AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL 1S BE/NG REPAIRED AND PUT /N SHAPE FOR THE SUMMER-8OB PUTTERMAN THE MAIN STREET PLUMBER. HAS DNDERTAKEN "THE WORK WASH FUNK SAVES A LOT OF VALUABLE TIME GY BEING ABLE “TO DO ALL HIS HIMCHING FROM ONE SIDE. Hens—-Dressed, Dressed. light Live, heavy ui | Turkejs—Fancy dressed - Belgian Hares—Live, per | creamed. per 1b, | Cowe—Country dressed, Ib... | Hose—Fancy block Difference BY BLOSSER eal—Fancy, light Heavy, coarse Tesidence, 22x {Ida Ruppert residence, LIV! Quotations at Union Stockyards Receipts Monday a. m., 171 cattle, 800 NOU BANE, JAY = 1S t THAT YOUR WARDROBE P i Prime steers ., one — Prime, ight Bmooth, Rough, Pixs . Bheep— Prime lambs . Common to choice . Xe Rome Beauties Cooking apples Bananas—Por Ib, Cocoanuts—Per 70 4-02. pkgs. by wholesalers. With » Fancy white, 1b. 1d I exceptions, prices to prodacers ured by deducting the cost of rtation to Seattle and approxi: trately 13 per cent for hauling, stor | Heney—Comb, per Maru, | mana, Denver Live Stock Strained, per Ih . Great Northern Terminal—Ste Birming- other grains Ship News| Tides in Seattle TUESDAY WEDNESDAY MAKCH 11 MAKOH 12 First Low 2:20 a. m, 6.1 ft. ‘Firet High Tide 4:12 a. m., 10.5 ft. Becond Low Tide 3:01 p.m, 21 ft.| 3:54 p. m,, 2.2 fb fecond High Tide | second High Tide 9:40 p.m, 08 ft.) 19:67 p. m., 9.4 ft oe Weather Hitakis Report TATOOS! ISLAND, March 11—5 a. m. Barometer rising slowly; cloudy; wind east, eight miles an hour. Arrivals and ad Departures Arrived—March 11-—Str Protesilaus from Mankla via ports, at 11:30 «, m; ot Bi Hogundo from Richmond, at 6 Marsh 10.—B8tr Jacox from Low jes via Ban Francisco, at 7:45 p. m.; irmingham City from Tacoma, « 0 p. m: atr Alames from Tacom: ham City, | Union O11 Co.'s Terminal—Str Coalinga, Bell Street Terminal—U. & 8. Fern, Sur- veyor, Haida, Grand Trunk Pacific Terminal—Btrs Ad- 1 Rogers, } Pier 12—Str Granier Pier 4—Str Jacox. Pler 2—Strs Yukon, Alameda, Victoria, Redondo. | Pier A—Atr Admiral Nicholson. Pier B—Strs Admiral Rodman, Admiral Peary. Pier D—8tr H. F. Alexander, Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers—Str Eldridge. Union Pacific Terminal—Str Fulton, Atlantic Street Terminal—Str Nabesna. Bros. Milling Terminal—Btr Ho- Maru, ¥ Street Terminal—Atr Floridian, U. 4. 8, Ploneor, Discoverer. King & Winge—schr Mala of Orleans, ma Anvil, terway Dock & Warehouse Co— 6 Gunnl. Todd Dry Docks—Stra Queen, | Admiral Dewey. | Dut Mn Ruby, U. 8. 8. Connecticut, lA minal Co—Str Koyu Maru, Mill—Str Romange, soto Works—Bir H, W. Bax- Curneno, Portland Live Stock jon otal Cattlo—neceiptan Liske Mark mon, $4,766; Cs heifers, 64 + $56.50; ) common, + eanners’ and out-| 5 dologna bulls, $3@| $6.60@7; medium) Iba. down, $100 | 11.60; 190 to 260 1b 2460) Iba. up, $4.7667. Hoge—eceipts, 1. M tor) Medium “ehotce| nd 4, $12.25014.65; culls and com-/ . $10,60@12.60; yearling wethe: medium choles, all weights, $3@11.60;) old wethers, $7@10; ewos, medium to! choice, $6 . eb Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, March 10.—Foreign chan irregalar, im $4.27%; French, $9.03 Relgian, $0,032914; Liquidations Disruptive to! ,,,, enpe | setbacks in today's trading on the Chicago board of trade. 1 wheat trade. aged by legislation that ‘would in} their bellef disrupt trading in fu-|May tures, were on the selling side all|July sulted, ing a marked increase came at the|May .. | tall end of trading and had no effect on sentiment. in sympathy with pat umped and closed lower. The ket lacked any features. er hogs and cables and heavy sales of lard by Western packers brought a lower provisions close, see Chicago Board of Trade Monday's Quotations Open High low Close 1.19% $1.19% $1.09% $1.10 AL Lu% 1 HEAVY LOSSES May July Sep! Corn— 10.—Grains. | way severe July | Sept. Grain Exchange - CHICAGO, March ly wheat, suffered Onte— May featured the | July longs, discour-| Sept. . Rye— Heavy tiquidation Tired 3% 1180 oat The market lacked any kind| Lard— 11.35 11.30 figures show- Nominal eee Liverpool cloned weak and lower. Monday's Quotations | Cattle—Receipta, Market, strong to 26c higher, Beef stesra, $7@9; cows s9@il; bulls, $2 Market, steady to bulk, $6.90@7.1 higher, Fat lambs, $15 lambs, $14.75 16.28; ee San Francisco Produce Monday's Quotations Butter—Extras, 4740 1b; prime firete 4To Ib, Yr ce —E xt 26e doz.; e: Peas undersized pulleta, ide dos? Cheese—California flats, fancy, 260 1b, eee BANK CLEARINGS nips Lemovue—Fancy . Beet, per cwt. HAY, GRAIN AND (Prices on Mixed Carloads te F, 0. B, Seattle) per Ib. | ra 000. No export business was reported Cash Wheat | CHICAGO, March 10.—Cash wheat Yo ho 11—Str Admiral wa! +10 a.m, Mareh 19, for Bound trip at 9| a. m.; mr Yorest King for Los Angeles | sia Ban Francisco towing bergo, at 12:30) pm today. ‘The break of foreign ox- change caused this class of buyers to hold off. Crop news was favor- able to bulis, Corn worked lower i] weakness in wheat and lack of buying Interest. Large visible sup-| Sagar—Firm. plies and sale of numerous parcels| granulated, to go to store, dampened sentiment | Coffee—No. as did diminishing southwestern de-! tos, 19% Seattle off, No. 3 red. $1.08; No, 2 hard, : $1.11% @1.14; No. 2 hard, $1,0801.12, see N. Y. Sugar and Coffee Monday's Quotations ‘Tho foreign oxchange closed lower and . Sterling demand, $4.2 40,0353 | | Clearings . ¥ Dash ate Rainior, achra i | Balances . ida, cane + rnipa—sack few, dor, DUNC “poulsiana up $0,000 re, Belgian, $0.0309%4, 900,000,000 Japanere, because of | Clearl ‘aso@ eo | nee | Clearings . rea ‘ 5.50) Kew | Balances . Bs | Scratch Feed. | Cocoanut Meal—1 Linseed O11 Meal—1 2.28 | Nove Bean Meal 9@2.00' Bone Meal—100 6,065,476.91 | 1,400,857.70 Port Biakeley—Btr Tanana, Winslow Marine Rallway (lagle Harbor) Mir Griffdu, echrs Mind Rotsy Tom, Ella A., Hophie Christensen, Meteor, Alumna, bktna Anne Comyn, Raw, 35.6609. 7 Rio spot, 10%; No. 4 San- O20 16; refined, quiet; Ss Tacoma Prices Pald Wholesale Deak | Total transactions. , 2,569,000,00 * | apples —Dettclo x a ' Spltzenderee siete Vessels in Port at Seattle, Gwith Cove Terminal—Pier 41—Bur Iyo Sharien F. Crocker, barges Coquitlam City, Grifteon, Henry Villard, mand