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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1921

Page

10

Russia Prefers United States and Opposes Japan Says Krassin

London July 8 Leonid Krassin Russia's top diplomat told United Press he favors the United States in the Far East and urges resumption of trade with America. He said Russia would offer privileges in Siberia and the Pacific for development, rejects Japanese imperialism, and notes shared interests with the United States in reconstruction and Pacific questions.

London Mall Japan America Far East Leonkd Krassin United Press Hls Moscow Krawin Russia United States Siberia Pacific

Buyers Week Adds Exhibits At Bell Street Terminal

Exhibits for Northwest merchants convention and Buyers Week are set up at the Bell st terminal with booths in rail and interurban stations and at principal docks. Nearly 4,000 out-of-town merchants have accepted. Paul T. Kennedy heads the effort with offices in the terminal. The convention runs all week.

Bellst Northwest Merchants Bell St Paul T. Kennedy

Will Present Flag To Keystone State Before Departure

Former residents of Pennsylvania will present the steamship Keystone State with a souvenir tag shortly before she departs for the Orient on July 27.

Pennsyvania Keystone State

Foreign Oils Shine In Early New York Trading

In New York on July 19 foreign oils dominated the opening, led by Mexican Petroleum after tariff bill changes. Atlantic Gulf and other oil stocks rose while steel and GE slipped. Midstates Oil and Union Pacific among gainers, with carriers advancing and industrials holding firm on early strength.

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Lettuce Prices Rise Amid Heat and Demand Shifts

Warm weather dried lettuce boosting quotes from 1.60 to 2.00 per crate while celery fell to 1.00–1.25 as receipts grew. Cauliflower tops sold at 2.50–3.00 per dozen heads with slight carrot scarcity at 3.00 per sack. Yakima green corn ceiling at 3.60 per crate, watermelons firm on strong California demand. local demand remains dull and butter and Keen stay steady.

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Grain Market Goes Higher on Demand and Weather

Chicago reports firmer grain prices as strong demand and worry over hot weather and rust damage push futures higher. July wheat opens at 1.25 percent high and closes up, while September and December show gains. corn oats and oats contracts also rise with varied opening prices and closes. Cash market notes include receipts and price ranges for hogs, cattle, and sheep, with upper and lower bands listed.

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Portland Market Status and Mixed Commodities Report

Market status shows mixed cattle receipts and varying beef prices with steers and cows listed at multiple price bands. Grain and feed prices are provided alongside foreign exchange rates and vessel movements, reflecting a broad market snapshot from Portland and coastal ports.

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Maritime Movements and Ports in Beattie and Seattle Reports

Wireless U S Naval Communications lists July movements and ports along the West Coast including Beattie near Ketchikan and Nome distances, with multiple vessels in Seattle ports and various moorings and docks across San Francisco to Tacoma. The notice details ships, docks, terminals, and hospital ships amid traffic at Pier 2 to Pier B and Todd Dry Docks.

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Pink Brocade and Pink Coutil Corsets on Special

Corset sale on the second floor features Mme. Lyra models in pink brocade and pink coutil. The pink brocade corset, $3.50, offers a soft bust with elastic top and long skirt for freedom. The pink coutil corset, $2.50, has a low top to permit diaphragmatic movement and comfort.

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