Marine Bank Chartered Seattle Readies Opening
The Marine Bank of Seattle is chartered with capital 200000 and surplus 50000. The charter was issued and officers named including C B treasurer Seattle Hard Co and Andrew Price as vice president. R P is cashier with W W Zins as assistant cashier and Frank use Reginald Parsons among directors.
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Marine Bank of Seattle
Second Ave
D Biast
State Bank
Satan BE. Price
John & Co
Investment House
Seattle Hard Co
Andrew Price
Price
R. P
W. W. Zins
Frank Use
Reginald H. Parsons
C. 8
Bank
Public Markets SANTITARY 111 Booths sardines and more
The listing notes numerous stalls at Public Markets, detailing prices on canned fish like sardines and Van Camp's products, along with bacon grease, monologues on meats, cheeses, and groceries. Entries reference stall numbers, local shop names such as CORNER 1509 First Ave and WESTLAKE, and various items including salmon, beans, milk, coffee, and canned goods with small price points.
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van Camp
Chicago Market Report Highlights Grain Futures Moves
Reports of crop damage in Kansas Iowa and Illinois combined with short covering pushed futures higher on the Chicago Board of Trade. July corn opened near 1.87 rising to 1.90 while September and December contracts fluctuated around 1.87 to 1.02 and oats also moved with notable gains and dips across multiple contract months.
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Chicago
Kansas
Iowa
Ilinoia
Shorts
Chicago Board of Trade
Provisiona
Cunes
New York Stock Report Sees Mixed Opening, Weak Close
New York July 7 The stock market opened strong with United States Steel at 1114 and several gains in early listings. By closing, United States Steel eased to 111 and Central Leather fell to 109, while Studebaker and United States Rubber declined, marking an overall weak finish.
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New York
United States Steel
Anaconda
Crucible Steel
United Cigar Stores
Central Leather
Mexican Petroleum
Baldwin
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem and
Crucible
Midvale
Frisco Market Report Summary
Frisco market report lists butter extras at 5.5 per lb, prime firsts 64 1/2 c per lb, eggs 61 c per dozen, extra pullets 45 c per lb. California flats cheese 32 c per lb, fireta 30 c. Old crop potatoes Yakima 2.40–2.65 per cwt, Oregon burbanks 2.25, new Delta white 2.25–2.75 per box. Onions New red 4–4.25, yellow 4.0–4.25, Bermuda seed 2.75 per crate brown.
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San Francisco
California
Yakima
Oregon Burba
Portland Market Report Cattle Hog and Poultry Prices
Portland Oregon July 7 cattle receipts 792 head market weak good to wholesale steers 9 50910 50 cows and heifers 7 50 38 medium to fair 5 56 50 canners 3 50 6 50 bulls 4 50 7 50 calves 9 15 hog receipts 807 head market strong prime mixed 20 15 20 50 medium mixed 19 60 19 85 rough and mixed 17 75 18 26 pigs 17 60 18 60 bull 20 10 20 25 sheep receipts 24 head market weak prime lambs 12 60 yearlings 6 8 50 wethers 6 50 8 ewes 5 50 8 butter 52 63e per lb bane fte se per lb broilers 23 276 per cheese 37 20¢ per lb
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Portland
Ore
New York Markets Coffee and Sugar Prices
New York reports on July 7 with coffee spot at 28 ½ as or 28 ¾ cents per pound for Santos at 29 ½ cents. Sugar centrifugal quoted at 7.28 cents per pound.
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New York
Jly
Santos
End of Seattle Strawberry Season Ties Up Markets
Strawberry arrivals in Seattle are dwindling with the end of the season. California grapefruit sells out on stands while some dealers clear inventory at six dollars. High prices hold for good lemons amid steady butter and egg quotations and firm hay, grain, and light hide demand.
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Seattle
California
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for Vegetables and Fruit
A long list of wholesale prices for fruits, vegetables, and dairy products from various goods. Items include asparagus, beans, cabbage, carrots, corn, onions, peaches, apples, grapes, melons, berries, and more with regional sources like California, Washington, and New Mexico. Also includes dairy products, butter, milk, and feed prices, with unit measures and price ranges.
Vessel Movements and Arrivals Across Puget Sound Ports
A July maritime report lists arrivals, departures, and movements around Port Angeles, Seattle, Everett, and Vancouver. Ships include Canada Maru, Admiral Schley, Horace X Baxter, Prince George, Morningstar, and others, with guidances on towing, in and out passes, and naval yard movements. Weather noted as clearing with variable winds, coastal traffic dense with cargo and passenger tonnage, and numerous vessels listed by name and port calls.
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Tatoosic Island
Hee Acapulco
Tatoosh
Oeaka Showen
Port Angeles
Baginaw
Hongkong
Kobe
Yokohama
Admiral Schley
San Diego
San Pedro
San Francisco
Horace X. Baxter
Fulton
Vancouver
B. C
North Weeatern
Alaska
Prince George
Prince Rupert
Victoria
Nome
St. Michael
Tacoma
Admiral Farragut
Horace X. Paxter
Morningstar
Princes Rupert
Mukilteo
Bee Chas
Nelson
Beattie
Nome City
Wilmington
Canada
Seattle
RB. C
Wellington
N. Z
Bee Acapulco
Honolulu
Tatoorh
Morning Star
New York
Balboa
Port Townsend
U. & Naval Communication
Tkatan
Libby Maine
Unimak Pasa
Admiral Rodman
Red Bluff Bay
Todd
Smith Cove Terminal
Great Northern Pier
Sa Cyclops
Hellet
Surveyor
Glyndon
Power Sehr Ruby
Pige Bellingham
He Santa Ana
Albert Metin
Admiral Knight
Admiral Sebree
Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers
Sa Brookalde
Henford At
Ardenna
Allalkey
Ossining
Stacy St
U. 8
Burnside
Spokane St
Northwestern
Skinner & Eddy Yards
City of Spokane
Edmore
Colorado Springs
Onsaqumaick
Eyota
Elmaport
Fort Wright
Kelbect
Todd's Drydock
Gaffney
Delight
Cineas
Fort Union
Chesterfield
Puyallup
Capraria
Abilla
Elestra
Echr Azalea
Bingamon
Abnoba
Azalea
Leota
Adria
Abydos
Ocelwin
Arcademia
Pesuta
Birkland
Pacific Engineering Works
Sewickly
Rogers-Brown Yards
Gullowsen-Grel Engine Works
Motorschr
H. CG. Hansen
Denver Market Report Cattle and Hogs Mixed at Denver Auction
Denver July 7 market report shows cattle receipts around 2000 with higher prices for steers and cows and heifers. Stockers and feeders bring 849.60, calves 11.50 to 14. Hogs receipts about 1000 with top at 21.50 and bulls 21.25. Sheep receipts 2500 steady with lambs 15.76 to 16.25 and ewes 6 to 7.
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Denver
Delay Granted for Standard Oil Pipeline Petition
The Board of Public Works postponed action on Standard Oil's request to lay a pipeline from the waterfront to a new oil tank site between Woodlawn and Densmore and Ewing and Northlake. The session was moved to Friday to hear objectors and was a continuation from Friday, July 4.
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Standard Oil Company
Woodlawn
Densmore
Ewing
Northlake
Board of Public Works
Commodity prices and hides listed for trade in early market ledger
The entry enumerates various hides and skins including dry hides, horse hides green or salted, dry horse hides, wool types, sheep pelts by wool length, shearling, and tallow with prices and units implied by the ledger. It reflects a historical trade catalog tone with mixed abbreviations.
Italy Radical Movement Gains Ground Across Cities
A radical movement led by socialists syndicalists anarchists and labor agitators spreads across Italian towns as government grants councils power to enforce maximum prices. Riots strikes and looting are reported in Florence Arezzo Perugia and other cities with authorities assigning food and price controls to curb unrest.
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Rome
Italy
Florence
Idea Nazionale
Leghorn
Apollini
Tempo
Prowlers Take Jewelry From Several Local Homes
Prowlers used a pass key to enter Mrs. J Lyman’s apartment at 1517 Boylston Ave and steal a neck chain and locket. J B Maynard reported a cabin near Charleston entered with ammunition two clocks and tools taken. J Tsuji of K S Hotel left coat and vest. watch chain and 35 dollars missing after brief washroom visit.
New York Firm Opens Local Office In Smith Building
The Park Union Foreign Banking Corporation opens a branch on the second floor of the L. C. Smith building with Stewart Hamilton as manager. The firm finances exporters and importers and is owned by New York interests.
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Park Union Foreign Banking Corporation
New York
L. C. Smith Building
Stewart Hamilton
Banfield Says British Labor Leads U S Movement
Margaret Banfield, special exchange delegate from Britain, tells Atlantic City labor delegates that British labor has advanced beyond American aims, noting nationalization of mines and land while U S workers still seek hours and collective bargaining. She cites war-driven organization as key. A sharp clash with Samuel Gompers occurs over labor politics.
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Washington
Margaret Banfield
Atlantic City
Organized Labor
Miss Renfield
Britain
Miss Banfield
America
Mies Banfield
Samuel Gompers
Smuggling Dope Convict Given Light Sentence
William Holman, an eolored man, was convicted by a federal grand jury of attempting to smuggle dope from Canada. Judge Neterer sentenced him to a $250 fine and 60 days in county jail after defense counsel Adam Beeler pleaded for leniency citing Holman’s prior good reputation.
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William Holman
Canada
Neterer
Adam Beeler
Holman
City Damages Claim Over Steamer Burton Crash
Kitsap County Transportation Company seeks 1016.72 in damages from the city clerk after the collision of the steamer Burton and the city fire boat Duwamish off the Grand Trunk pier and Pier 3 on June 19. The claim alleges fault lies with the city fire boat operator.
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Burton
Duwamish
Kitsap County Transportation Company
Grand Trunk Pier
Pier
Woman’s Shoes Only Fit when They’re Uncomfortable
A remark on parable style about a woman and her difficult footwear, implying discomfort as a condition of fit. The line plays on expectations of comfort and constraint.
Booze on Ship Brings Arrest
Captain Thomas Johnson of the steamer Admiral Farragut was arrested in Seattle on a bench warrant for violating the Reed amendment by bringing liquor from California. He posted a 750 bond for appearance before Judge Neterer as the vessel headed to Southern ports. The same report notes a council salary request for pilots on city fireboats and a closing line about love and marriage.
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California
Seattle
Thomas Johnson
Admiral Farragut
Edwin Tobey
Neterer
Southern
Capt. Johnson
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Financial House
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First Ave
Kristoferson
Pine Sr
Carnation Or Co-Operative
Annex
Snider
Westlake
Puget Sound
Colmance
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Sol Duc
Micoma
Port
miSite. Siews
Townsend
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Anacortes
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Rellingham
Foster
Tania
Port Gambla
Tadlow
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Fort
Excentit
Ndlow
Farlon
Exeant
Rator
Flacie
San Juan
Anweles
San Juan Islands
Inollow
Kingston
Port Gemble
Bccume
Steamer
Yhankee
Pointe
Puget Bound Navigation CO
Cotman Dock
Chicago Market Report
New York Stock Report
Frisco Market Report
Portland Market Report
Los Angeles
Toms
AN Diego
Ss. S&s
Molinema
McCormick Line
Cherry St
J. Brown
Orpheum
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Madison
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Stockton
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Pontes
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Pats Aca
Sumner
Dom Tilberte
Virginia Keyston
Oregon
Daley Y Products
Teeat Country Creamery
Cal
Wisconsin
Badger
Limburger
tLive Goeese
Hogse—Bliock
Choice Heavy
Minnesota
National Bank OF Commerce Second
Washington Title Insurance Co
Valdez
Seward
Admiral Watson
Denver Market Report
Bank Clearings
Spokane
Treee
Eevee
Seeee
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Mabel Leslie
Fern Leaver
Mabel Story
Blanche Johnson
Carlotta Dean
May Duffy
Mary Odlin
Camillo Cianfarra
United Press
U.S
Gilson Gardner
Metropolitan
Charles Frohman
Otis Skinner
Senate
Lewy
Orpheum Theatre
Lew White
Honolulu Loo
Wilkes
Arthur Goodrich
Primrose Minstrels
Bert Lytell
Eves
Sun
The
Seattle Star
Farragut
Washington Action of Masters
National Acity Bank
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National City Bank
Apcomd
Institution For Savings
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Mutual
Philadelphia
Balimayapie
Minneapolis
Washington Mutual Savings Bank
Second Avenue
KH. G. Ames John T. Condon
I. B. Finley
Raymond R. Frazier Ivar Janson Henry Bb. King
William A. Peters
James Shannon . K. Struve
William Thaanum
C. E. Vilaa Jr
W. West
David Whitcomb
Eugene BB. Favre
Ll. O. Janeck
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