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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1922

Page

4

Eggs May 60 Still Lower In Down Market

Egg prices showed a weakening trend with several warehouses cutting prices to 30 31 cents a dozen for standard white stock and 26 27 cents for pullets while others paid 33 36 cents for fresh ranch eggs. Vegetables and fruits were abundant with lettuce cauliflower and cabbage selling high or firm. oranges faced shortages and dairy and poultry quotes varied by grade and delivery terms.

Seattle Beattie Supply F. O. B

Ship News Tides and Weather Report From Seattle

Weather and tide data for Seattle area including high tides at 4 a m 82.1 center tide readings and low tides around 458 a m 1016 pm with multiple notes. The Weather Bureau reports at Tatoosh Island winds from the south at 62 mph with a failing barometer and heavy rain.

Weather Bureau Tatoosh Island Jan Rein Preaktent

Shipping list highlights Alaska vessels and Seattle port notes

A dense log of ships sailing Jan 23 to Jan 25 includes Panaman from Benton New York via Balboa San Pedro and San Francisco, and many others through Seattle ports. Vessels in port at Seattle and Admirals Berree Goodrich Nawailian Hattie Luckenbach and others are listed with routes and times. Jay Thomas spoke to the Young Men's Republican club on repealing the state primary law.

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Industrials and Oils Lead Opening New York Stocks

The New York stock market opened firm with trading focused on industrials and prior leaders posting further gains. Davison Chemical reached 60% and Famous Players advanced to 51% while Studebaker rose above 91% from yesterday’s close. Steel was steady near 55% and Gulf States held around 70%.

Culf Chandler Anaconda

Irregular Grain and Commodity Prices Reported

Chicago grain futures showed uneven closes with hedging in corn and mixed moves in wheat and oats. Foreign exchange and California markets also listed varied quotes, while San Francisco trading remained quiet with modest price shifts on produce and poultry items.

San Francisco

Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts

Chicago live stock quotations show receipts and market levels with mixed gains across cattle and hogs. Cattle steady to firm with prime and choice values around 8.5 to 9.0 per cwt, common to good at 6.0 to 7.0, and heavy calves and stocker cattle near 4.5 to 5.0. Hogs and pigs feature lighter weights around 4.5 to 5.0 with several categories listed, while sheep receipts total about 17,000 and prices range from 4.25 to 12.85 for various grades and ages. Grain and coffee prices are also noted with modest activity in sugar and refined products.

Portland Thureday Mowntain Tambe Valley Lamba Chicago

Portland Clearing and Tacoma Transactions Totals

Portland clearings reach 3,839,318.00 with balances 830,276.00 and Tacoma total transactions 2,181,733.00 across the period.

Tacoma

Missing Relative Seeks Father Walter C Hubbard

The Star asks readers to assist in reuniting separated families reporting disappearances to The Star. Valda V Hubbard seeks her father Walter C Hubbard last heard in Seattle in 1916. he was a carpenter. Contact through Cynthia Grey column of the San Francisco Daily News.

The Star Ths Ster Valda V. Hubbard Walter C. Hubbard Seattle Miss Hubbard Cynthia Grey San Francisco Daily News

City Light Rates Criticized By Local Firms

Washington Fir Finish Co and A La Grave urge Tacoma city council to investigate the municipal light department alleging rates are 10 to 50 percent too high. La Grave claims the plant has over 1 million dollars in treasury and should cut home light costs. Two large mills reportedly moved to Tacoma over Seattle power prices.

Washington Fir Finish Co Co. A. la Grave Public Utilities Department la Grave Treasury Lumber Tacoma Seattle

Rotarians Denounce Poppy Cultivation in U S

Seattle Rotary club adopted a resolution denouncing the cultivation of narcotic plants in the United States and will send copies urging international action to Congress next week. The Burns birthday luncheon featured Scotch speakers and pipes with William Macdonald presenting The Life of Burns.

United States Seattle Rotary Club Congress Robert Burns William Macdonald Burns

Bandits Steal 100 Barrels of Beer in Chicago

Jan 26 report says seven bandits backed a truck into a freight yard and stole 100 barrels of beer worth $5,000. Police pursued but the thieves outran the getaway.

Chicago

Worker Slugged and Robbed of Big Roll

NORTH BEND Oregon January A Stanley a mill worker is hospitalized with a three inch scalp wound after being attacked on his way home last night and robbed of 4100 in currency. He had just cashed a draft from a relative in the East and was rendered unconscious by the blow.

North Bend Ore A. Stanley Stanley

Jay Thomas Addresses West Side Bridge Issue

Jay Thomas of the Alki Improvement Club speaks on the West Side bridge problem and government extravagance at Sunset Heights Community club meeting held Wednesday night at Capt. and Mrs. J. F. Blaine home. Entertainment followed with songs by Mrs. Hatfield and Miss Winifred Wing. Also notes Japan’s 1919 silk production ratio.

Jay Thomas Alki Improvement Club West Side Sunset Heights Community Club Capt Mra J. F. Blaine 46Th Ave

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