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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
7
Market reports show dairy quotations unchanged with tight egees and cheese, butter prices likely to dip soon. Potatoes onions and rhubarb firm with scarce supply near week’s end. shipments include Mexican tomatoes and Danish Bell cabbage. Livestock prices mixed with lambs 14 to 17, sheep strong, and poultry prices varying from hens 33 to 54 cents per pound.
Cattle receipts 95 head with a strong market. Rest steers ranged from 8 to 14 dollars with subcategories from common to good steers up to 12.50. Cows and heifers mostly 5 to 10, calves 9.60 to 12.50. stockers and feeders 7 to 10. Hoge receipts 726 with prime mixed from 14.75 to 19 and rough heavies 16.75 to 17.50.
The Camp Lewis Players, a soldier-actor company, announce a three night engagement at the Metropolitan Theatre Thursday through Saturday. Lieut. Robert Armstrong, University of Washington alumnus and nephew of playwright Paul Armstrong, leads a troupe with strong Seattle ties and prior appearances on the Orpheum circuit. The group adds a portmanteau theatre and presents Lord Dunsany's play The Glittering Gate.
San Francisco inventory lists eggs poultry and produce prices with extras and fancy grades. Potatoes Wharf Delts and Oregon Burbanks shown with per cental prices for choice and fancy. Oats barley and Chevalier listed with red feed seed and recleaned options.
Chicago March 27 surplu s bids caused irregular grain futures on the Board of Trade. March corn opened at 1.50 then fell. May corn opened up 1 8 at 1 50 and gained, July up 1 2 at 1 59 1/2 and held. Oats opened up 6 and later rose, September corn mixed with partial gains.
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