Big Fleet to Run to Europe From Seattle
An 8800 ton veinTela fleet is set to join the Seattle Europe service for the United States Shipping Board. W C Dawson Co announced the plan via Williama Dimond & Co of San Francisco. Cargo space is booked and monthly calls are planned as grain shipments from the Northwest intensify trade to Europe.
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United States Shipping Board
Seattle
W. C. Dawson & Co
Dawson Company
Williama, Dimond & Co
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
American Hawaiian Co
Tfirat
Europe
Blue Funnel Lines
Harrison Direct Line
Frank Waterhouse
Great Northwest
Pacific Coast to Hire Union Longshoremen Next Week
Pacific Steamship company will hire longshoremen through the union starting next Monday following action by the I T A representatives during the week. The plan covers returning soldiers or sailors regardless of membership, and the Admiral Line will manage four docks Pier A B D and the Grand Dock as it begins new hiring.
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Pacific Steamship Company
Line
Taine
Admiral Line
Cotriwice
Grand Dock
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Portland Harbor Rate Fight Draws Intercity Debate
C J France port commission executive secretary says Portland cannot sustain a harbor and will not, as Inland Empire shippers push a lower freight rate to Portland than Seattle from Eastern Washington. He warns lower rates would bias routes, noting inland to coast equality and the risk of arbitrary cost-based tariffs.
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Portland
C. J. France
Port Commission
Inland Empire
Washington
Seattle
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cascades
Chicago
San Francisco
Leak Forces Steamer Western Knight Back to Port
The steamer Western Knight returned to port 300 miles off Cape Flattery after a leak with no found cause. Underwriters have unloaded all cargo and report the ship at Landerst terminal. No cause for the leak is established, but someone may be blamed soon.
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Cape Flattery
Landerst
Altho
Mame
Vessel Movements Off Cape and Seattle Ports
Navigation bulletin lists ships sighted and arrivals near Tatoosh Island and Seattle June 4 to June 8, with vessels from San Francisco, Tacoma, Vancouver and Port Townsend, including names like City of Beattie Admiral Nicholson Cordelia and Admiral S ehley, plus several tankers, tugs, and ferries, noting direction, times, and berthing.
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Heffron
Ban Franchee
Beattie
Aleaka
Fort Russell
Tacoma
Fulton
Kirttieh
Columbia
Prince George
Prince Rupert
Porta
Albert Metin
Seattle
Valdez
Admiral Watson
Taku
Moterechr City of
Admiral S@ehley
San Diego
San Pedro
Os Redwood
Port Ladiow
Klamath
Everett
Queen
Astoria
Shinpe Maru
San Francisco
Grays Harpor
Sehr Hull Agron
Buxel Kness
Frank HM
City of Beattle
Schr Columba River
Pioneer PO
Res Washtucna
Wees
Law
Buck
Wilamette
Mukilteo
Mukiltec
Wil
Jamette
Tomi
Port Russell
Bear Columbia River
Bydnery
Pioneer
Polybius
Newport News
Cascade
A. Fort Russett
Victoria
Th. C
Jones
Cordelia
Vancouver
BR. C
Jane
Cordetta
Port Bon Luis
City of Beattie
Adame River
Admiral Nicholson
Queen Charlotte Sound
Coeta Mica
Unimak Pane
Benator
Nome
Cleum
Portland
Fanncisco
Ernest McMeyer
Admiral Dewey
Heattie
San Franciscos
Honneterre
Tateosh
Bherringham Point
Frank MH. Peck
At & P
Pe Ating
Bee No
Hichgond
Richmond
Butter and produce markets show decline amid weak export demand
Local markets slip with butter down four cents per pound as prices for cubes bricks and export activity falter. Strawberries cantaloupes and vegetables also soften with Alaska shipments down and local dealers predicting further price cuts to clear inventories.
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Alaska
Stock Market Opens Strong on June 6 in New York
The New York Stock Report notes a robust opening with United States Steel at 108 and 108.9, Mesicon Petroleum up 1.93, United States Rubber at 114, Crucible Steel at 524 with a 1 percent rise, and Marine trading around 474 after intraday highs. Central Leather also receded after a high of 1.06 as the market overall closed strong.
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New York
United States Steel
Mesicon Petroleum
Mtudebaker
Central Leather
United States Rubber
Wep
Crucibie Meel
Unitedtates Mtee
Chicago futures slip on light volume amid troop return
Chicago Board of Trade trading opens with limited activity as Humots troops return. July corn opens up then slips to 1.08, while other futures show modest moves. Pork and other grain contracts edge lower with scattered price changes and mixed opening sessions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Commission House
Cate
Public Markets at Mtall and Crates Announce Prices
Market notices list products and prices including Kristofersons milk 24, best butter 66 percent, apricot jam 25 cents, lager and soap stalls, Borden’s cooperative milk, Crystal White creme, and various canned goods. Includes items from Acme Grocery basement and Red Bear Grocery Annex with sardines and tomatoes.
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Kristoferson
Borden's
Phan
Acme
Japan
Red Bear
Annex
Corner stalls feature various meats and baked goods
Readable items list stalls with meat and fish products. Items include salmon, trout, Chinook, sirloin, corned href, ham roast, veal loaf, bacon, and baking powders from Semling's and Golden Wheat. Displays show prices and stall numbers across a dusty market page.
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Stell
Local Market Stall Listings Weave Various Goods
A garbled catalog of stalls lists items such as sugar, fresh milk and cream cheese, Yakima honey, peanut butter, bacon, lard, Postum, pancake flour, sausage, and peas. Prices appear per item or per unit with several stalls named. Confusing OCR yields partial quantities and spellings.
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Kristoferson
Supreme Bread
Local Market Specials Mix Sauerkraut and Cheese Deals
Stall 105 offers sauerkraut at 10¢ per quart and salmon herrings at two for 250. Stall 127 lists two cans of Federal Carnation Armour milk, chocolate products and cocoa. Stall 192 advertises head cheese, orange marmalade, mild cream cheese, fresh pullet eggs at 4 for a dozen, and New York sharp cheese.
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Carnation of Armour
Lux
New York
Fresh Food Stalls Sell Milk Eggs and More at Market
Readable fragments show stalls selling fresh milk and cottage cheese, eggs, salmon backs, red snapper, beef liver, Roque fort cheese, cottage cheese, Mazda oil, and large can milk. Prices listed in old currency and various unit measures across stalls 11 19 26 82 94 21.
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Ike M
Abe
Grocery Stalls Lined With Varied Goods in Market Row
Fragmentary inventory lists stalls with items such as sugar milk tea snapper cod soap salt corned beef and sirloin steak. The noisy market scene references prices and assorted goods across many stalls in a historic retail setting.
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Kristoferson
Swift
Seed and forage prices in historical ledger note
Fragmentary OCR shows Timothy Seed number and alfalfa straw and wheat pricing figures. Prices listed include alfalfa, straw, and wheat with unclear units and stray characters. The readable data suggest a catalog or ledger entry for seed and feed commodities with per unit prices.
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