Shipping Board in Muddle Amid Push for Profit Plan
Washington April 23 The shipping board faces muddle as Representative Good urges Harding to appoint a top business leader to run the board for profit. Good criticizes board management and calls for large appropriations despite the board’s assets and past treasury aid. R Calkins of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway says railroads suffer from overregulation and deserve relief after years of tight controls.
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Herbert W. Walker
Washington
Shipping Board
Harding
Representative Good
Iowa
House Appropriations Committee
Good
United States Steel Tien
The
Treasury
R. Calkins
Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul
Seattle
Seattle Firms Win Big Share of Capitol Contracts
Olympia report notes Seattle firms land a large portion of contracts for furnishing the new state capitol building with Wall Street interests and local bidders competing for the work.
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Seattle
Olympia
State Capitol
Council finance committee split over sewer fund contributions
A wide split emerged in the council finance committee Friday afternoon over drawing from the general fund to back trunk sewer improvements and district separation projects. Both propositions move to the Monday council meeting with divided reports.
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Devel
Seasion
General
Title
Portland Market Status April 22 Report
Market notes from Portland dated April 22 show prices for cattle receipts and various beef and dairy categories. Listings include steers at 7.50 to 8.50, cows and heifers up to 2.75 per pound, and receipts figures with multiple small lots and price ranges.
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Portland
New York Coffee and Sugar Market Update
New York market notes from April 2 show weak selling pressure in coffee and sugar futures with prices mixed and traders watching Santos and other benchmark contracts. Analysts note limited demand and small speculative interest as global supply concerns persist.
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York
No Santos
San Francisco Produce Prices Report
San Francisco April 1 price list for produce includes Butter Betras at 25 Fiata and 17 Ib. extras at 29c per dozen. No 1 dirties and extra pullets at 34 per dozen. under pullets 3ic don.
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San Francisco
Strike Ties Up Astoria Shipping Amid Labor Walkout
Longshoremen in the Lower Columbia River district walked out halting shipments from St Helens to the river mouth. Waterfront Employers refuse talks over traveling time and board and lodging for longshoremen loading weasels. Also notes new ship Skipper and coastal radio station commissions as weather and tide reports appear.
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Astoria
Columbia River
St. Helens
Coastal Shipping Movements Report April 13
Shipping brief notes arrivals and departures include Weet Jappe Mantle via Hongkong to Yokohama at 16 am and Rainier from Tacoma at 1 30 am April 12. Henry T Beott Everett at 6 15 pm Fulton from IF C ports at 6 40 pm West Isleta Portland and others at 4 30 pm City of Beattie Southeastern Alaska at 2 289 pm CECH Analigea San Francisco Latounche Heathwest ern via Southwestern Alaska Tacoma 3 30 pm Willnile New York via Philadelphia etc at 1 3900 pm April 13 4tr Northwesters Southwestern via Southeastern Alaska 6 am President for San Pedro via Victoria and San Francisco at 1 am April 13 4tr Henry T Scott for Bellingham at 7 362 mm off Phylite for Han Prendiece Port Blakeley and Tacoma.
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Weet Jappe
Mantle
Hongkong
Bhanghai
Kobe
Yokohama
Rainier
Tacoma
Henry T. Beott
Everett
Otr
Fulton
IF. C
Tr West
Alaska
Cech Analigea
San Francisco
Latounche
Heathwestern
Willnile
New York
Philadelphia
Haitimere
Mavana
Balboa
San Pedro
Northwesters
Southwestern
Str
Victoria
Henry T. Scott
Bellingham
Han Prendiece
Port Blakeley
Grain Market Irregular With Mixed Wheat and Corn Trades
Chicago prices for May and July wheat and corn moved irregularly on the Board of Trade as modest export demand offered slight support. May wheat opened 1.31 and closed higher. July and May corn traded near unchanged to off. oats and oats futures showed small shifts amid light activity and scattered gains.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Janning & Coe
Bauier
Buoyancy in Trade on New York Market
New York April 22 trading opened with a good tone on the stock exchange. Mexican Petroleum advanced about 1 percent to 148 and later 150, while United States Steel and Baldwin showed gains and several names moved within narrow ranges.
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New York Stock Exchange
Mexican Petroleum
Mleel
Crucible
Haldwin
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Mtudebater
Northern Pacific
Coedrich
Si Kelly-Springfield
Teresa Company
Halfwin
Crucibie
General Motora
Up & Pennsylvania
United States
Ateel
United Mates Hubber
Paldwin
Tobacco Producta
Utah
Oructure
Mexicans Petroleum
Ainelair
Mtndeheker
Muriver
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J. & Seneing A . & Coe
Mies Law Cient Atchison
Amer
Amer International
Tee Natt & Ohle
Hnethichem Mteel
Lanadian Pacific Ais
Eneral
Lhoedrieh
Reat Northert
Lackawaenne
Meatoan Petroleum
Missouri Pacific
New Haven
Peo-Amer Petroleum
Teres Arrow Mts
Pennsylvania & Ht
Dbs
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Lalend
Union Pacific
Netall
Asik United Mates Rubber
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Vanadiem
Westinghouse
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T&e
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Cence Ee
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Prench
Stalian BO
Nawewewens
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Munich
Wrankfort Ds
West
United Kingdom
United King
United Kingdoms
Sten
Wee Gee
Atohivon
Wetteveene Ts Ou Hethieherm Steel
Central Pacific
Nn & Joint
Paul Om
An. W
New York Mailway
Pty N. P
Na & Steet & F
Mae & Pf
Winter weather dampens Western avenue trade. strawberries lead rally
Saturday’s wintry conditions trimmed overall business on Western avenue with dull sales except for strawberries, which sold briskly at four dollars per fancy 15 cup crate. Asparagus stayed firm at 20 to 26 cents a pound locally and 15 to 16 cents for California grown. cabbage helped ease shortages at 3 1/2 cents a pound. California potatoes brought 10 to 11 cents, while butter mare butter and eggs remained steady amid tight dairy supplies.
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Western Avenue
California
Foreign exchange opens firm in New York market
New York April 23 foreign exchange opens firm with Sterling at 3.92 to dollar and francs at 0.0728, lire 0.0470, marks 0.0148, Canadian dollar 0.8900. Closing quotes show Sterling at 3.93 and francs 0.0728 with minor adjustments.
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New York
Pforeign Exchange
Sterling
Market Report For Chicago Livestock And Produce
Onions headlined activity with 15 000 received and prices near 9 to 8 60 a unit. Pork and hogs show $7 50 to 8 25 for various grades. Cattle receipts around 600 with market steady and prices from 5 26 to 9 50 for stockers and butchers. Sheep receipts near 7 000 with steady market and lambs around 7 76 to 10 74 per head.
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Chicago
Landa
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