Springtime revival in steel looms on the horizon
The Stark Rolling Mill Co and 22 mills run full time amid signs of a gradual steel industry revival. Output sits around 65 percent capacity while textile mills in the Island and Fall River districts ramp up. Prices slip, employment falls to farm displacement levels, and wholesale indices show a broad price drop from 1920 highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Rolling Mill Co
Ohio Steel Corporation
Iron and Steel
VU. & Steel Corporation
Eee
Island
Fall River
Selj
Carolina Mille
Bon Marche Features Northwest Made Goods and Fashion Show
The Bon Marche highlights local Seattle goods for a Northwest products week. A fashion show runs Monday through Wednesday with displays promoting homegrown items and regional brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce “Northwest
Seattle
Seattle Chamber Plans Wide Strike on Pacific Rates
Seattle Chamber of Commerce moves to coordinate with Pacific Coast ports over export and import rate disputes. The action targets East of Chicago trunk lines after Brave refused to join with Western Hines on coast trade, aiming to apply pressure to change rate practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Western Hines
Pacific Coast
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Seattle Ship Tides and Seward Storm Warning
A meteorological note reports Seattle tides with first low at 4 06 am 60 ft and first high at 2 am 80 ft among other tidal data. A southeast storm warning was issued at 9 40 am for North Pacific seaports as a strong southeasterly gale approaches Sitka Alaska through Monday night and Tuesday.
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Sitka
Alaska
North Pacific
Shipping arrivals and sailings list for January
A dated maritime log notes arrivals on January 31 including tr Katori Maru from Shanghai via Yokohama, str Admiral Redman from Ocean Falls, and H. B. Lovejoy from San Pedro via Vancouver. It records other ships entering or leaving ports such as Yorba Linda, Fulton, Alameda, Prince George, Admiral Selley, Texan, President, Jappa, Horalsan Maru, Admiral Sehrey, Latouche and Latouche’s route via Alaska and British Columbia with times and ports of call.
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Shtengkong
Shanghai
Kobe
Yokohama
Admiral Redman
Ocean Falla
B. GC
H. B. Lovejoy
San Pedro
Vancouver
B. C
Admiral Behrey
Tacoma
Yorba Linda
Fulton
R .m
Str
President
Victoria
Bcc
San Francisco
Street Jappa
Manila
Mukilteo
Yokkohama
Hongkong
Horalsan Maru
Admiral Sehrey
Prince George
Prince Rupert
Latouche
Southweetern
Alaska
Port Blakeley
Dupont
Seattle
Smith Cove
Santa Ana
Alameda
Algonquin
Admiral Goodrich
Ppokane
Etr
Admiral Jehley
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers
H. B. Lavejor
Pacificc Oast Engineering Workse
Bontum
West Mimrod
Westward Ho
West Hartland
Baaterm
Connecticut
Te Yosemita
Alaska Steamship Mooringe
Gkagway
Ate Victoria
Lander St
Tr Teran
Milwaukee Ocean
Tr Delight
Hanford Ot
Lmot Relief
Iria General Petroleum Dock
Tedd
Tedd drydocksStr Forest King. Str Woeet Japps
Cayota
Columbia
Puget Sound
Patterson
Hull Raintow
Ame
Sir Poosevelt
Standard Roller Works
Darwin
Houghton
Pesuta
Puyallup
Cagecan
Capraria
Cardia
Centna
Charus
Chesterfield
Chaieia
Cinena
Cinyras
Corus
Cosian
Cola
Clone
Elisea
Electra
Endymion
Fort @tanwiz
Fort Harrison
Fort Jackson
Fort Union
Imurka
Scot
Kitan
Heffernan Dock
Vessels and sailings from Alaskan ports in January
Alaskan ships Junea sailed January 29 southbound at p m. Saginaw arrived January 2% from Seattle via Port Angelen. Queen arrived January 40 from Beattie at p m. Laman Stewart from the port at 6 rr. Admiral Dewey sailed for Beattie January 129 at 3 p m. H B Lovejoy passed out January 19 for Beattie at p m. Katori Maru sailed for Seattle January 11 at 1 a m.
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Str City Beattie
Bam Pedro
Saginaw
Seattie
Port Angelen
San Francisco
Queen
Beatie At & P. m
Laman Stewart
Admiral Dewey
Beattie
Victoria
A. C
H. B. Lovejoy
Beattie At & P. m
Katori Maru
Seattle
Factories Opening Boost Motor Stock
Resumption of activity in Detroit motor factories galvanised motor stocks in New York trading. The report notes gains and mixed movements across key names including Chandler Studebaker United States Steel Baldwin Locomotive Mexican Petroleum and International Paper as rails remained inactive and the market opened irregularly.
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New York
Detroit
New York Stock Exchange
Studebaker
Northern Pacific
American Can
International Paper
Pan-American
Mexican Petroleum
American Car & Foundry
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago stock market totals show 47 000 cattle receipts with mixed prices across all categories. Cattle heavies 18 000 head with slower market. hogs 9 000 plus and sheep 14 000 head reported with varied bids and lower demand across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
San Francisco Produce Prices Recorded in Early Listing
San Francisco date January 21 report lists butter and dairy items with prices. Mutuer metres at 4446 per pound for prime firsts cheese California Gate fancy 260 per pound Pecos extras 430 per dozen extra Crete items per doe pullets undersized pullets 300 per doe
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San Francisco
Ban Francisco
California Gate
New York Coffee and Sugar Prices Listed
New York listings show coffee and sugar quotes with per pound and per hundredweight figures. Prices include notes such as 4.88 cents per pound for sugar and varying coffee prices per pound, reflecting market rates.
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N. Y
New York
Jan Hugar
Santos
Port Cattle and Sheep Receipts Weather Mixed
Market reports show cattle receipts around 1.599 head with steady to weak prices and unchanged tone. Hog receipts 1.467 head indicate market steady to unchanged. Sheep receipts 1,669 head show market unchanged with various routes and vessel arrivals noted for Port Blakeley Anacortes Tacoma Everett and Seattle shipments, including names and transfer points.
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Portland
Jan
Vatter
Kewe
Choege
Maritime Traffic Report From Wireless Canada January
A detailed naval communication lists ships near Cape Hiase and Cape Charlotte with southbound and northbound movements. It notes vessels such as the Admiral Rodman, Northwestern, and Nile, plus port entries and docked ships at Seattle and Co lumbia River terminals with cargo and coal bunkers and multiple commercial vessels.
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Wireless
Htr
Admiral Rodman
Cape Hiase
Admiral Watson
Queen Charlotte
Northwestern
Walter Hare Sentenced to 60 Days for Dope
Walter Hare was in the county jail Monday after pleading guilty to narcotics charges before Federal Judge Neterer. He received a 60 day sentence.
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Walter Hare
Neterer
Hare
Kweer Kolumn of Kwaint and Komic Kisses
Spokane report notes a man denied beating his wife and claimed he kissed her. The column then records whimsical vignettes from Hamilton, New York, London and Chicago about romantic misadventures and cheeky court room exchanges.
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Kweer Kolumn
Kwaint and
Komic Kisses
New York
Jacob Roth
Jacob
Roth
Green Stuff Lost At Sea
The steamer Miral Bedley reported a loss of a shipment described as green stuff during a storm at sea. A second vessel was expected later Monday. The text lists various produce items and prices, including lettuce overstock and dairy quotes, but the damaged OCR yields scattered, unclear figures and species.
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Miral Bedley
Rainier National Park Co to declare 10 percent stock dividend
Rainier National Park Co with a accumulated profit reserve of 43996 will issue a 10 percent stock dividend as of December 1 1920. Net earnings for 1920 were 21204 and gross receipts reached 50000. Paradise Inn served 14384 patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainier National Park Co
David Whitcomb
Paradise Inn
Don t Loan Money to China Says Nationalist Leader
Kuo Mon Tong president of the Chinese Nationalist party in Seattle appeals to bankers not to loan to the Beijing government now. He argues such loans would prolong civil war and kill people, delaying constitutional reform modeled after the United States until after the conflict ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuo Mon Tong
Chinese Nationalist Party
Seattle
Peking
China
Kuo
Leso
United States
New York Breathes Demand for Price Cuts and Buybacks
In New York the American Wholesale Corporation executive R. Ray Katz, visiting from Baltimore, urges aggressive price cuts to restore business. He claims prewar prices are unattainable but stresses universal reductions, with shoes dropping from 10 12 to 5 4 and clothes from 90 to 36, asserting merchandising health will return as prices fall.
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Federal Reserve Board
South
States
Pacific States
el Dorado
Ark
New York
Bell
Mercbanta
R. Ray Katz
American Wholesale Corporation of
Baltimore
Katz
American Wholesale Corporation
Kats
First Trainload Of Canned Salmon Leaves Seattle
More than a million one pound cans of salmon packed in local and Alaskan canneries will depart Seattle this week via the Northern Pacific lines. The shipment is made by C. M. Everett & J. P. Todd, Inc.
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Puget Sound
Seattle
Baltimore
Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Steamship Co
Weathaven
Cape Romain
Cape Henry
Atlantic
Curtis Line
Portland
Australia
Williams Steamship Company
Pacific
Northern Pacific Railway
C. M. Everett
J. P. Todd, Inc
Courting Stunt Warns Against Empty Ploys
A courtship warning notes that a widow will demand genuine effort and affectionate excess, likening the test to a young 11 year old’s eager, lighthearted expectations in a Cincinnati Enquirer style admonition.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Foreign exchange openings in New York rates listed
Foreign exchange opened today in New York with demand sterling at 65.55 percent, France at 7.140, lire 3.6 percent, mark 1.62 cents, and Canadian dollar 4.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
France
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Albert Apple
Ship Board
Shipping Board
Cross Keys
City of Spokane
Pacific Steamship Co
GRACE
Santa Inez
Grace & Co
South America
Seatte
Indica. Uona
Elliott Bay
Stefl Inventor
American-Hawaiian Line
West Coyote
Seat
Weather Bureau
Tatoosh Island
Paseed
Sir Admiral Sehrey
Ratning
Couth
Westlake State
van Camp
Stal Webb
Can Rogers Baking
Borden
Stalin
M. J
Ghirari
Bottie Snider
Crinco
Queen City
Pike Place
Ghirardelli
Elsow
Ned Soles
Columbia Simens
Nile
Clallam Hay
Beattia
Standard Arrow
Orient
Atr
Oly
Boo
Beattle
Kteohikan
Heattle
Ketchkan
Spokane
Wiliam McNulty
McNulty
William
Hamilton
Ont
Capt
Camp Borden
Nashville
Tenn
Eugene
Ore
Alice "Neill
W. Ogden
London
Willesden
Aurelius
Turpin
Virginia Foster
Imperial Valley
Japamewe Co
Persimmane
Rte Cotery
California
Walla Walle
Walla Walla Het Howe
Virginia
Tal
Darley
Antelope Island
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Buffalo Island Livestock Co
Humane Societies
Park
STATE
F. A. LaViolette
Washington
William Tiner
Slack
Copenhagen
Skeo
Bolivia
Bureau of Taxation
Master Builders Association
International Bond Company
Burke Building
Kuo Min Tang
The
Twelfth Avenue
Wash
Second Avenue
Washington Mutual Savings Bank
Seattle National Bank
Board of Trustees
State of Washington
Pacific Northwest
Raymond R. Frazier
William Tharnum
Rollin Sanford
Willis 8. Darrow
Walter J. Ward
Harry Shelton
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