The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 11, 1924, Page 22

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PAGE 21 BY CONDO | THE PROPRIETOR OF THE CENTRAL HOTEL RAS FOUND BY DOUBLING THE LENGTH OF THE WASH ROOM ROLLER TOWEL HE CAN GET FOUR MONTHS SERVICE ODT OF EACH TOWEL INSTEAD OF ONG MONTH— i atr Admiral Dewey for Los An- San Franciaco, at 11 p nex for Lom Angeles via Ban at 6 p, mz ate Tricolor for Kobe, at 4:20 p, m.; str Btiverado for San Francisco, at 7 p. m.; atr Yokohama in Seattle : SATURDAY bg ° APRIL 12 Vessels in Port at Seattle ft.) Firet Low Tide ae 16109 a. m., 7.0 ft ft. Fiewt, High ‘Kida || Smith Cove Terminal—Pler 40—Stra Bak- ersfirid, Texan. Beil v, {945 a m., 4.4 t, te Street Terminal—U, #. 8, Heather, 486 pm, 18 tt] Ul Pier 9. | Pie | | Pier u Report |i: IBLAND, Aprit 11. Pier 5 + cloudy; wind Pier 1—Set Jonn A. MB howr, Light fog in straits | Pacific Coast Con! Bunkers—U. 8, I. H. T. Swittaus U. 8 Shipping Board Moorings—Btr West Henshaw, Cupram. Atlantic Atreet Terminal—Ms Seekonk, Holger. Ktreet Terminal—Schrs Wawona, via Han Francis ae Ae ral Evans trom —Stra Governor {teton’a Mill—ate Romagne. Heffernan's Dry Dock—Str Rainier, bkta Orient J 4 Bleamship Moortngs—Btr Ketchl- Sad Hvis ports, ab 11 Port Glakeley—Btr Tanatly uy P. t Maru for Vancouver via Tacoma, at 2:30) LW. T. Cedar, bktn Benfamin | | Chicago Board of Trade ‘Thursday's Quotations Open High Low Close 41.00% $1.02 1.02% 1.08% 1.03% 1.04% HOM 06% 10.90 9.75 66% 10.98 9.45 9.20 rant Foreign Exchange NEW YORK. April 10.—Foreten ox. steady. Sterling demand, $0.0602; lire, $0.0435: Tel. #0 ; to the dollar. Winslow Marine Tallwi —Bohrs Mindanno, Bi Bophie Christensen, na, bktna Anna Comyn, Ge Charien Fy Gone, Daren Coauitiamn ‘onke pi Henry Villard. City Important discoveries of prehia. torie human ‘skulls have been re. ported from the island of Jersey, Ungland 4 “tree meg a) Provisions Dull on Good Day 6644 | + mark, 4,500,000,000,00 | { [better local cash demand ond sharp KNOW WHAT? 1 Woz JUST TRYIN’ THINK, WHAT AOM SENT ME TT STORE FoR, AN’ T SAID," JUMBO, GRAINS QUOTED HIGHER NOW for Foodstuffs CHICAGO, April 10.—Grains closed sharply higher on the board of trade |today. Wheat experienced @ sharp [rally after midday when previous sellers sought to reinstate thoir lines. ‘They had sold out on the strength of generally favorable crop news, but today regard the govern- |ment statement of yesterday as bull- ish, Hetter cash demand and the rally in wheat brought new investment buying in corn and caused @ sharp upturn, Oatn went up with other Ledge May showing moat advance du to decrease in Minneapolle atocks. Provisions were duil but had a good undertone, Prices were up With grains and some cadle inquiry, vee N. Y. Sugar and Coffee Suga Thaw, $6.40; refined, Ault; @3.40, No. 7 Tui t, 16140 Ibs Ne @ Banton, 194 @ 200 Ith Thi Cattlo—neceipt: 707. Sheep—Recripts none. AN KE SET RiexT DOWN AN SCRATCHED WS HEAD T' SEE IF Ket strong, Good grad ; medium to good, $O8; . Market ateady. lee, 160-200 Ibe. @ Tha, $7,600 king, amo 1, 4.6008 der pigs, Market ateady. Lambs, 4 iba. down, medium choice and good, $12.2614.65; culls and com- mon, $10,50@12.25; yearling wethers, medium cholco, all wolghts, $4411.50; old wotbe: 10; ewes, medium to cholee, $509. BANK CLEARINGS Seattle Olearings .... ++. .$12,289,018.53 Balances ...5+ «++. 8)490,810.35 5,930,625,00 1,064,766,00 Clearings ... Balances \ Tacoma Total transactions, 2,866,000.00 Omaha Live Stock ‘Thursday's Quotations Cattle—Reveipta, . ‘Tone of market, strong, Yearlings, $7@10.90; cows and OG 11.505 a nd * Feeder 8; bulls and Hogs—Roceipts, 600, ‘Tone of maxket (no early wales) 10@150 lower, Receipts, $800. Tone of market strong. Yearlings, 10.80@13.60; woth- ors, $0@12; lambs; $14@16.50; ewes, $711.25, eee wi |. Market, 100150 higher. mbs, $154918.75: feeder Jambe, $1501 Sar, Francisco Produce ‘Tharsday’s Quotations Butter—wxtras, 400 Ib; prime firsts, {extra puilets, pull eo dom. ; Cheeso—Calltornia flats, fancy, 210 1b, Eton college is tho oldest of Eng. Hand's public schools and Oxford the Grst university, ‘ks ‘eak to + bulls, $6.80@6,00; | Po BUTTER AND EGG PRICES HOLD New Arrival of Strawberries Keeps Market Supplied Butter continued to hold without further drop Friday morning. There was no change in eg% quotations, 27 cents being fairly standard for ex- tras that are strictly up to grade. In local produce, lettuce was the only item with any material change, the price being advanced 25 cents per case. A new car of Callfornia strawberries arrived and was being rapidly sold out. DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Shippers A grade, Beattie delivery.ove Eggy—Cases included Prem ranch, whole shell Mixed colors Batter Local creamery, cubes. local prints, w: rapped mt Mixed colors White pull Mixed pullets Oregon triplets . Wisconsin cream a Washington triplets @ 37 Tilamook tripints, old 2g 20 POULTRY AND MEATS Ducks—Live, per Ib. xport. Ek | goods markets has fatted 9) BAL vy, 160. Veal—Fancy milk, 60-120 Ibs... “ Heavy, medium quallty...... .07@ POULTRY AND MEATS Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Brollers—1924, dreared READITVS WAND Blot MARKET FIRMS ON ISSUES Active ‘Stocks Still Low; Movement Held Down WALL STREET JOURNAL PINAN- CIAL REVIEW NEW YORK, April 11—Further improvement in the reserve ratio of the federal reserve system, which rose £0 79.3 per cent, as against 73.8 Per cent a week ago and 76.3 per cent a year ago, furnished some steady influence in the early dealings. But the active stocks were atti! available around the low levels of the move and were held down by additional indications of curtail- ment in the motor and steel indus- trials. of which the most important was the announcement from Sharon that the American Sheet & Tinplate company was reducing to five days & week. The market opened irregular with first prices including: Union Pacific, off %; Southern Railway, 53; &; Marland Oi), up a Petro- leum, 46%, off i; New York Cen- tral, 100, “up %; General Motors, 14%; Northern Pacific, 51%: Amori- can Can, $8, up %: A. T. & T.. 126%, off PN de Wy 125%. up %: Studes S$%, Op 4%; General Electric, Industrial Alcohol, 65%; Sine off %. . RHOBTON, April 10.—There ts some ae+ tivity in fleece and territory wool, but ‘woo! snd the extent of expectations and this has | Testricted business in the raw market. | Building Permits A. Willetts, 1182 19th ave, frame resis dence, 30x24, $2,000. Kelechnor, 6122 W. Stevens st, frame residence, 24x26, $3,500, A reside! Carl A. Sachrison, 2022 Minor ave, N, frame residence, 30x84, $4,000. The J. M. Colman Co., Colman bids, mill garage, 65x60, $5,000, S| rrenry Delmmel, 4568 13th & Wa mill Live, light .. Tarkeye—Tuncy ‘Gressea eye Fancy ian Haree—} Veal—Fancy, Hght Heavy, coarse ur Quotations at Union Prime steers ... Medium to good Fatr to medium Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers (The prices given are those made to retail dealers by wholesalers. With a few geasonal exceptions, prices to producers can be figured by deducting the cost of transportation to Seattle and epproxi- mately 16 per cont for hauling, storage and felling cost.) r New, Cal Broccoli—Ore., crate Brussels Sproute—Por il Garrote—Per_enck « New, doa, bunches, « New, doz, | weas-—New Calif, Ib. Peppers—Fiorida, per 1b, ta tore— Local whites, cwt. Ark Black Yellow Newtons Romo garage, 60x117, $9,500, New Corporations OLYMPIA, April 11—The following articles of incorporation have been filed fn the office of the secretary of state: Kitsap Golf & Country Club, Bremer- ton, $25,000. Fred Benedict, John Stew- ert, J. B. Bright, C, B. B. Oldham and Ed. B. Crawford. Coast Service Co., Port Townsend, $5,000, Charles Brown, Horace E. Glea~ son and Ernest E. Gleason... To deal in ail kinds of vehicles, ete. ‘The Leader, Kelao, $2,000, I Barber and 8 Kaufman, To deal tn women's and girls’ wearing apparel. Buena Fruit Growers, Buena, no stock. Burt FE. Matteson, Huron R. Lake and elth. Tacoma, $10,000. A. Th Geo. W. Venture Co.. ‘Watson, Charles D, Hunter and H. J. Hards, To sell and dispose of lands, mineral rights and water rights, etc. _ Emerson Bldg. Co., Tacoma, $35,000. Havelock C. Boyle and W, C. Raleigh. Cooking apples Bana Per Ib. Figs—Calamyrna, 4-layer Belayer y.++ 50 6-02, pkgs. Pi Jumble pack, per box. i Mixed Nute—Par Th. . FLOUR AND SUGAR Flour—1ocal blends