Dividends to Reach Huge Sum in September
New York August 30 Easy money 256 500 100 will be paid to American investors in September including interest, per a New York Journal of Commerce check up. September dividends total 55 900 100 from railways, streetcars, and industrial stocks, with $180 600 000 in bond interest. Many firms have suspended dividends due to dull sales, over expansion, and tax avoidance, but Wall Street expects a resumption in early 1922.
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Albert Apple
New York
New York Journal of Commerce
Tndwetrial
Etoeke
Eesesre
Uncle Sam
Liberty
Sam
Wall Sr
Ford seeks rate cuts blocked by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission again halted Henry Ford's plan to cut rates on the Detroit, Toledo & Ironton railroad, including coal by 49 cents a ton, and suspended these reductions from September 3 to January 1 to allow investigation. Similar action was taken on other Ford proposals. Separately, DuPont Powder Co. announced a 10 percent salary reduction for all regular staff including the president.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton
Ford
Wilmington
Del
DuPont Powder Co
Public Market Westlake Run Bulk Goods and Staples Mixed
A dense listing from Public Market details Westlake stalls and prices for bulk corn starch milk soap sugar coffee lard butter cheese canned goods vegetables and general grocery items. The scattered entries name multiple stalls such as Stall 136 130 42 69 and 86 offering items from cream cheese to corned beef and milk with prices like 16¢ 28¢ and 9¢ per unit.
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Westlake Falls
del Monte
South End
Pike
Polger
Libby
Ship News Tides in Seattle
Mariners log for Seattle lists high tides and arrivals at multiple ports. Vessels including the Admiral Dewey and K. I. Luckenbach reach Seattle or pass via Tacoma, while other ships depart for Vancouver, Yokohama, and Philadelphia.
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Seattle
Darren
Vancouver
Tecoma
Steralater
San Francisco
Bellingham
Admiral Dewey
B. C
Manila
Hongkong
Sanghai
Kobe
Yokohama
Victorian
Ater K. T. Luekenbach
Tacoma
Vessels and Mooring Details From Seattle Port Listing
A port roster shows vessels in Seattle Smith Cove and Spokane Street terminals along with arriving ships and moored craft. Notable entries include destroyer Wm. Jones, transport Alameda, and steamships Pacific Coast Coal Bunkere U. & Light Heather plus various tugs, barges, and moored boats at multiple piers and docks. other ports listed include Yokohama, San Francisco, Beattie, and Honolulu with sea routes and distances noted.
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Seattle
Smith Cove
Crone Keye
Ebidrides
Felt Street
Alice
Ehip Henjamin F. Packard
Wm. Jones Mier
Protesiiaus
Rainier Pier
Weat Jappe
Alameda
Admiral Dewey
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkere
U. & Light- Heather
West Ivan
Wheatland Montana
Redondo
Wenatchee
Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co
Ste Patterson
Ames
Sehr Ca
Mano
Griffeon
Coquitlam We
Palmyra
Henry Wil- Lake Union
Sebr C
Holmes
Bank Cleanings Fines Prompt Church Construction in Venezuela
A report notes fines for using profane language tied to bank clerical actions that aided funding or construction of a church in La Guaira, Venezuela. The event links financial penalties to religious building activity in the region.
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la Guaira
Venezuela
Mexican Oils Lead Early NYSE Trade Amid Broad Rally
A general covering move on the New York Stock Exchange pushes most stocks to monthly highs. Mexican Petroleum leads, rising to par by midafternoon. Atlantic Gulf, General Electric, United Drug and others advance, while some names slip. Closing shows widespread gains across the list and renewed strength in energy shares.
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New York
Magna
Mexican Petroleum
Atlantic
Gulf
United Drug
Studébaker
United States Steel
Nethiehem
General Electric
Unite States
Trubber
Union Pacific
Sanita Pacific
Southern Pacific
Crucible
York
New York Stock Exchange
Atlantic Gulf
TOM
Baldwin
Rlubber
Rap Vmait
Northern Pacific
Reading
Studebaker
Kely
Springfield
Grain Prices Weaken as Chicago Market Slumps
Chicago grain prices fell amid light export demand and weak buying support. Wheat futures showed declines across September December and May contracts while corn also opened lower and closed down. The market drifted with fears that freight rate cuts would hurt current holders. Regular provisions and irregular trading characterized the session.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Rade
St Bac
Ee Itas
le Ay
Decemone
Price of Eggs Drops on Mart Amid Weaker Demand
Local wholesale egg quotations slipped two cents with prices from 40 to 98 cents a dozen as supply increased and demand remained tepid. Jobbers expect a temporary downturn and note stored eggs may cap gains while butter and green corn move differently. Pecans and Seattle fruit deliveries appear in market listings with varying grades and availability.
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Erene
Chicago Live Stock Quotations and Portland Market Status
Chicago live stock receipts 11000 with market steady to higher. Cattle strong with prime and choice at 9.60 to 10.50. veal calves 10 to 12.25. cows and heifers 2.50 to 6.50. stocker cattle 6.00 to 6.76. sheep receipts 1500 with lambs 4.75 to 8.75 and yearlings 4.75 to 6.07. Portland market shows steady cattle and sheep. San Francisco dairy prices listed. Foreign exchange open steady with sterling 5 9 9 in fractional terms.
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Vaid
Pirie
Keene Fresh Ranch
Wisconsin
Tillamook
Opere
Grose
Cortie
Ska
Crete
Ford
Chicago
Portland
Urge Mayor to Lead in Helping Jobless
A Seattle group seeks a central committee headed by Mayor Caldwell to tackle unemployment by creating employment rather than charity. The plan, drafted by M. J. Johanson, was presented at a Monday night meeting at the Millionaires' Club for the Jobsens interests.
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Seattle
Caldwell
Millionaires’ Club
Jobsens
M. J. Johanson
U S to Auction Car Seized by Agents
Government officials prepared attachment papers on Tuesday to seize an Oakland car under customs law. The vehicle will be sold at a public auction conducted by the United States marshal.
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Oakland
United States
Fall to Have Short Stay Here Citadel
Secretary of the Interior A. B. Fall was to reach Seattle from Vancouver British Columbia Tuesday. He is scheduled to leave for Yakima and then proceed eastward at midnight Tuesday, according to telegrams received by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Vancouver
BR. C
A. B. Fall
Seattle
Chamber of Commerce
Secretary Fall
Yakima
U S Workmen Charge City Counsel With Inaction
W F P Allen of the Association of the Unemployed accuses City Attorney George Meagher and the corporation counsel of sidestepping duties to prosecute contractors on public works who hire aliens. He cites subletting schemes keeping actual workers off labor rolls and calls for direct evidence and police cooperation to force action.
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W. F P. Allen
Association of the Unemployed
Allen
Corporation Counsel
Public Works Department
George Meagher
Corporation
Meier
Police Department
National Park Camps Packed for Holiday Weekend
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce reports Paradise camp and White River camp will be crowded, while National Park Inn and other lodgings offer ample space. Weather is mild with clear indications for Tuesday and excellent road conditions to Paradise Valley. Longmire and Paradise Valley areas report ideal camping despite mosquitoes. Reservations at Paradise Inn are urged for the coming weekend.
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White Fi
National Park Inn
Han
Seattle Chamber of Co
W. H. Peters
Rainier Rainier National Park
National Park Highway
Paradise Valley
White River
Longmire
Hatel
Paradise Inn
White River Camp
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