The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 27, 1924, Page 18

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GET OUT OF THE HOUSE AND SIT INTHE SUN QUICK = DO AS T Say! Ship News ' Tides in Seattle | TURSDAY =) WEDNESDAY MAY 27 | % First High Tide | First High Tide | 1220 mt BLT tt. | 107 Virst bs igb0 pe pet at De ms 8.6 te.(| Grand Second Low Tide q {| Queen. 4:20 p. m., 3.1 f || Pler § (TR | Pier 6 |Pier + . Weather Bureau Report | Bier 2—Strs Victoria, Alaska. EATOOSH ISLAND, May Bist A—Ms Cal Nesta Bor | Rodman. an hour, le Dry Dock—U. 8, #, Bo Plor 40-—Str ‘Trunk Pacific Schr Esther Atr Hartwood. Hir Doylestown Tharon cloudy; four Engineering Works—Bi Alexander, Admiral | 8, L. 8] tr | 4. | ic Terminal—Stra Mahukona, | a © via, Boilingham, Str “Homer trom | 0p, m, (Point n from Low An unclaco, at 4 Pre ng Board Al ehaen, Bohr Maid of Orleann nal—Ma Californian, ‘erminal-—str Henry A Anacortes achr Ruby, liar for Hoxton | Drummond Yee ports, at 110 p.m; ote Wm. A! Franciaco. Mooringe—Btrn 5 West Henshaw, Lighterage Co,—wir Ban) ¢ | Stimaon's MUl—-Sen: | Alanka Steamship M kan Port Blakeley 8. | Winslow Achra 1 Hy 8. Connectiout, son, Menr Tone of hel market Sirs Dramat Villard, Daroda, | { KpyAlrs! | (PURTY } AW SHUCKS' THINGS ARE ALL GOIN” To TH’ boas"! La Quier SINCE ED BURNT HS WHISTLE Ge i ~[T 7 NATDRA Bor T DONT RLS oO iN BY STANLEY AMUSE “if - \LOAFERS} 2 THINGS ARE PRETTY WHISTLING” ED Pp. AND BOB THATCH MEMBERS 2 Srey 6EEWIZL, ) TAG = WHATCHA [T No QUIET AT THE BARREL WORKS Now - OLTY BURNT HIS TONGUE ON A LOADED CIGAR , IS JLST GETTING OVER THE MUMPS OF THE QUARTET WERE LAID OFF LAST WEE “THE BY BLOSSER rf] A- MOM TOLD 1 i \ MET SET IN TH if fl SUN AN’ ITS so |) WieH UP t canr (1 Chi Wh GRAINS. GAINING “MORE GROUND ‘Local Buying Boosts Wheat |\'! “| and Aids Corn and Oats | CHICAGO, May 26.—Grainas close + | showing appreciable gains board of trade today ply on goc realizing ot very brinic 000 bushels was visible supply nulation of strength in corn | Me | but later to: gain thru | Provisions closed nominally un- changed PORTLAND WHE PORTLAND, Ore, Hard white, tf wentern white, $1.10; ha 26,—Wheat oft white, $1.10; | 8 rd winter, $1.08. Cash Wheat TCAGO, Ma ¢ wheat 1, SLOR@LUG: N hare Rutter — Ky prime firsts, 38%. Egge—retr 3; Xtra pullets cago M Liverpool Grain Monday's Quotations Wheat— 0} , jauty 31.06% $1 110 High Ao Low — Close Xd oe siKkd 98 fd | Omaha Live Stock 44K Monday's Quotations TAS | Cattle Receipts, §,700, Tone of market, lower." Yearltngs, $7 @ tbat heltors, $8@11; weer 41 hers ind feeders, $4@9. $4,500 10.75; bulls “and stag eo elpts, 10,600. of market, lower, “Bulk, $6.75@7 @7; top, Nominal Denver Live Stock Monday's Quotations , Market, atenay. | Ven, S8@11,76) atock: | *, $605.60; bulls, tag] on \n bulk, $7 elpts, 4,800, ‘Tone of market we, $1000 mba, $11,50@16. eee Boston Wool May 28—The wool market and pri wlora he ot in Montana n Mpa at 400, compared with 426 three eady. Fat lambs, | w KO, while two months ago many 60 M Browers refused to wall at dbo, colptn, 10 1% ~ BY OONDD { EVERETT TRUE |\SAM Hic COMPOSE YOURSELE, MR.IAY GALceR? WANT ANY "THANKS! Sve Jus jUaFee, BuT ONLY Din My Dory ttt EGGS GO UP ONE STOCK MARK CENT TUESDAY 1S. STRONG ‘Bids to Producers Advance |Tax Bill News Buoys ff to Meet New Levels Issues and Industrials § - WALL STREBT JOURNAL pp cL an adva anciseo market. Thi of 28 cents on extr 23 on pullets and Dealers © producer levels DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Shippers advanced bids rm to the new! Anaconda, Oil of New Je & T, 126%, we gn May %¢—The ce, rte ct $4.34%, ep Bi Dire, Se.04es, Clearings Balances Clearings Balances o sence Tacoma ; transactions.. 2620000 | Roosters—Old. tive, per | Hess Chotce, light jedium quality Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers | Brollers—1924, dressed 3 | Ducks—Dressed. per It Capons | Hens— Dressed Dressed, Live, heavy. | Roosters | Geese—Dressed, por tt Turkeys dressed Helgian i res—Diresned, Ib Sountry dressed, Ib ¥ block y Mehe . coarse LIVE STOCK Quotations at Union Stockyards ‘eceipts Tuesday a. m., 445 hogs, Cattle— + ime steers dium to good . Fair to tgedium Jur | Pineapp! | Strawbe: crate Local Marshalla Local Van Delma Watermelons, Ib. ..... NUTS Prices Paid Wholesale Sack Lots Almonds—t. %, La, per Peanuts—Va., per Id. cows and helfers n to good Fair-to medium Canners heavy heavy Yeariings Wethers ‘shine : prices f. 0. VEGETABLES Bails—id. . mately 15 per cent for hauling, storage and selling cost.) Artichokes—Per dor. 75@1.00 Asparagus—Local, th tag ts : 600 root The Se } ished Daity at 1307 event j | Published Datty at 1500 STAR WANT cote Count € words to one Tint Der TBE oy Same ad to ron § orm rate cost her tine I | MPTLBL og B-line ad, 1 time, at 17 conte cent Betine ad. to ren reimes aU hy Rea’ per line, $1.98 ontrare Rates DY MA incogoo = Want ~~ RTISTNESS SERVICES Cabbage—Cal., Cantaloupes 4.600 Cacumbers-No. 1 1.00@ Ree Mant—Per 1b |Lettuce—Local. crate .. Onlons—Cal,, per owt. Wax, Cal, 60 Ibs Ore,” per owt Onion wets, Ib. ; Parsley—Dos, 1a 4 ° Per rack Spinach—Tocal, crate Squash—Per Th... Tomatoes—-Mexican, lug .. ‘Turhips—Sack eae FRUITS Prices Vaid Wholesale Dealers | Apples —Winesape 1 Arkansax Blacks Yellow Newtons ...,