VESSEL MOVEMENTS Cape Cape Cape July 21 0:15 A M
The Sainted Cape area shows weather and vessel movements with several ships passing in fog and mist, including steamers to and from Seattle Neah Bay Vancouver and San Pedro. Southwesterly winds and a rising barometer are noted with multiple entries of ships in port and underway on July 20 21.
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Washington reports record trout hatchery gains and bird propagation
In the third biennial report covering 1917 1919 State Game Warden L H Darwin highlights Washington leading in trout hatchery output with 25 percent rise over last year and 700 percent since six years ago. He notes $11 000 cost, large scale artificial propagation, 3045 game birds released for $12 000, and increased Roosevelt elk on the Olympic peninsula. Darwin urges private game farming and earmarking license revenue for restocking, praising county commissioners.
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L. H. Darwin
Washington
Union
Oregon
Darwin
Olympic Peninsula
Demand for probe of high prices sparks Senate action
United Press reports progressive Republican senators urged Congress to cut living costs. Senator Capper warned Kenyon that decisive action is needed before the next election. A Senate committee began probing profiteers and rising costs in food, clothing, and rents, with plans to hear wholesalers, retailers, and consumers.
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Raymond Clapper
United Press
Washington
Congress
Capper
Kansas
Kenyon
Iowa
Senate
League of Nations
Europe
Two 9,600 ton ships launched for Eastern Star event
Skinner & Dy staged a double launch Monday noon as the 9,600 ton Es and Meg shipways. Emma C Ocobock christened the Elkridge while Ine Alice Malloy supervised the ceremonies. Dr M A addressed the crowd and Nile Shrine officer Lagzier spoke as Eastern Star delegates attended. The Fort Pierre district was honored in the Liberty Loan drive and West Mrs Ellie Lines Chapin was to launch the 8,800 ton West Mrs Ellie Lines Chapin at another shipyard.
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Tonge
Emma C. Ocobock
Order of the Eastern Star
Elkridge
Missine Alice Malloy
Alloy
Dr. M. A
BB. Lagzier
Nile
Mystic Shrine
Stanley
Fort Pierre
Southa
Pbuilding & Drydock Com
Ellie Lines Chapin
Dows, Conn
Order
Public Markets Westlake stalls feature fresh butter and eggs
The listing details stalls and prices for dairy goods and groceries at Westlake, naming stalls 157 162 103 105 and 40. Items include fresh churned butter 80 cents pound, eggs 48 cents a dozen, Carnation milk two cans, jellies peanut butter and sugar, with various prices and sale hours noted.
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Westlake
Pike Place Market Ad Highlights Grocery Deals
The ad lists fresh milk at 10 cents per quart and 13 cents for stall milk, with sugar at 77 cents and jar supplies priced per gallon or per dozen. Welch's juice and Iowa corn are also promoted along with oats and coconut, reflecting a bustling early marketplace notice.
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Pike Place
Welch's
Iowa
Marine Bank Opens Doors in Seattle Stage
Marine Bank in Seattle opened its doors at Second Ave and Columbia St in the Hinckley block. The roster lists President John E. Price and officers from prominent local firms, with initial capital stock of 200000 and surplus 50000.
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Seattle
Second Ave
Columbia St
Hinckley Block
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John E. Price & Co
Andrew Price
Charles S. Wills
Seattle Hardware Co
Ralph P. Loomis
Metropolitan Bank
Northwest
W. W. Zinsmaster
Frank Waterhouse
Frank Waterhouse & Co
Great
Reginald H. Parsons
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
Seattle Chamber of Commerce and Commercial Club
C. 5
Wills
Price
Pacific Coast
Pacific
Parsons
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
Port Line May Boost California Sailings
The Porr McCormack line operates 12 ships between here and California ports and may raise weekly sailings from twice to four times due to rising business. Sugar dominates northbound freight while lumber fills southbound voyages.
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Here
California
Porr- McCormack Line
New York Stock Market Opens Mixed With Active Turnover
The New York market started mixed with irregulars and high activity on July 21. United States Steel opened at 110 and slipped, while Reading fell to 96 and Southern Pacific to 107 as dealers rotated profits and gains. Royal Dutch, Baldwin, Pan-American Petroleum and Stutz showed notable moves with several securities hitting new highs or retreating.
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United States Steel
Southern Pacific
Baldwin Locomotive
Royal Dutch New York
Marine
Tampico
Pan-American Petroleum
Stutz
Royal Dutch
Chandler
Lewes
General Cigara
Apricot Week Opens as Eastern Washington Canning Season Starts
Local Market notes mark Apricot Week in Eastern Washington with calls for housewives to begin canning soft fruit during peak flush. California cantaloupes arrive from Turlock with higher price and better quality, Yakima cantaloupes due in a week. Local cherries ripen for Seattle wholesalers. prices run 8 to 18 cents per pound. Grapefruit nearly sold out at $5.50 per box. California tomatoes at $1.50 per 18 lb box. Local celery steady at $1.25 per dozen stalks. Butter and eggs unchanged with firmer undertone in one market spoke.
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Washington
California
Imperial Valley
Seattle
Wholesale Market Prices for Vegetables Fruits and Dairy Per Ton
Prices paid to shippers for wholesale vegetables fruits and dairy products listed by product origin and unit. Includes cabbage cauliflower celery corn onions strawberries tomatoes apples peaches oranges lemons grapes dates raisins and nuts with per ton per crate per box and per hundredweight figures from various regions and markets.
Clearing balances show large sums in Tacoma and Spokane
The record lists balances for Tacoma and Spokane with totals including negative figures and multiple line items such as 1 925 068.30 and 863 360.00 in Tacoma and 1 846 611.00 and 640 486.00 in Spokane.
Sterling slips then recovers in early New York markets
Sterling fell 8 cents to 4.28 dollars after the opening in New York trading, trading within 20 cents of a record low. The pound then rallied, touching 4.34 dollars as the session progressed.
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Sterling
New York
Frisco Market Report From July 21
Frisco market note lists Butter prices 58c per lb extras 65c firsts 67c prime firata. Eggs $0.36 per dozen extras 47c. Cheese California flats 33c firsts 31c. Potatoes old crop Oregon burlbanks $2,252.95 per cwt Washington round white $202.10 new crop garnets $2.25 2.60. river white $2.75 2. onions yellow $3,252.50 per cwt on street river white $3.75 4. Australian brown $4.25 3.60 green $1.75 2 per box. date red feed $2,5042.90 per cwt with recleaned at $3,103.25 black $2.90 5.25 for choice recleaned red milo $3.10 3.12.
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Stockton New
Texas Bermudas
Walla Walla
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Imperial Valley
Merced
Ban Francisco
California
Oregon Burbanks
Washington
Portland Market Report from July 21 cattle and hog receipts
Portland reports cattle receipts of 1600 head with higher prices led by good to choice steers at 19 to 19.50 and prime cows and heifers around 7.40 to 7.50. Hog receipts 940 head with prime mixed at 22.25 to 22.50 and medium to 21.50 to 21.75. Sheep receipts 1500 head with prime lambs 12 and 12.5, yearlings 6 to 8, wethers and ewes 6.47 to 6.50. Butter 56 to 67 cents per pound, Hess 27 to 28, broilers 22.50 per pound. Clivee? 27 to 10e per ib.
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Fae
Portland
Chicago Board of Trade Prices Drift Higher on Forenoon Trade
Chicago market notes show forenoon prices rising on improved labor conditions and drought fears in the South. Afternoon weakness followed as bearish tone returned, with July corn fluctuating around 1.92 to 1.93 and oats slipping from early gains amid unsettled price action.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Fruit Dry Law Boosts Demand and Storage Pressure
Port traffic manager Inar A. Pedersen says prohibition raises demand for dried fruits, pushing the port to expand cold storage for large crushed fruit shipments headed East from Seattle. Prices for Milo Maize, Timothy, Rye, Alfalfa, and Wheat are listed with varying per unit costs.
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Inar A. Pedersen
Seattle
Forest fires rage across Idaho and Washington region
Spokane July 21 Grim crews battle fires from Montana to the western Rockies as lack of manpower hampers firefighting. Pack river north of Sand Point is the worst, with over 40 square miles burned. Newport area sees two fires under control, mostly campers causing blazes. No Inland Empire lives are threatened.
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Rockies
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Pend d’ Oreille Lake
Investigation of American Claims in Mexico Favored
The foreign relations committee ordered a favorable report on Senator King's resolution asking the state department for actions to press American damage claims against Mexico. It seeks counts of American deaths since Diaz's retirement, those who fled, property values left behind, and foreign nationals killed by Mexicans since Diaz. Also notes a robbery of an Atlantic Refining oil loading station at Puertos Lobos, Mexico, of about $10,000 last Wednesday.
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Foreign Relations Committee
King
State Department
Mexico
Diaz
Atlantic Refining Company
Puertos Lobos
Newark Wife Pleads Guilty in First Local Husband-Beater Case
In Newark a wife identified as Mrs. Filomena Fegaso DiMeo pleaded guilty to beating her husband Nicola before Judge Martin. The couple lived at 29 Watchung Ave Silver Lake. The wife scratched and bit Nicola after he refused a household task.
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N. J
Martin
Filomena Fegaso DiMeo
Nicola
Watchung Ave
Silver Lake
Charged as Smuggler in Canada Goods Case
Albert H. Duggan was charged with smuggling two bottles of merchandise into the country from Canada without paying the required tax. He was bound over to the federal grand jury by US Commissioner R. W. McClelland. Bail set at 500 dollars was not provided, and Duggan was sent to King County jail.
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Canada
Albert H. Duggan
Federal Grand Jury
United States
R. W. McClelland
Duggan
King County
Ste
Denver Market Report Cattle and Sheep Mixed with Price Shifts
Denver July 21 cattle receipts 2800 head market 26 cents lower steers and cows and heifers priced 8.10 to 10.75 stock and feeders 8.11 calves 18.14 fifty hogs 600 head market 25 to 60 cents higher top 22 bulk 22 lambs and sheep receipts 6400 head market steady to higher lambs 16 to 16.75 ewes 8 to 8.60
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Denver
Port Book Annual Distributed Across Seattle Waterfront
The Port of Seattle Annual edited by Frank C. Teck has been printed and is now distributed citywide. The volume serves as a dictionary and encyclopedia of Seattle's shipping interests along the waterfront.
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Port of Seattle
Frank C. Teck
Seattle
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