Germany Buys Less From America as 1913 Gap Shrinks
The article notes Germany buying more dollars worth of goods from America before the war, yet total exports to Germany run at about a third of 1913 levels. It reports declines in the dollar value of German imports, the weak mark, and suggests physical trade volumes differ from dollar figures. wheat and textile shipments to Germany are discussed amid a wave of cheap toys.
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Albert Apple
Chicago
Germany
America
United States
Ermany
Ship News in Seattle Reports Tides and Times
The Seattle ship news lists tides and times for high and low tides on Monday and Thursday in November. High tides reach 4.55 feet and 12.2 feet, with low tides around 0.5 feet and 1.4 feet, noting am and pm windows for each event.
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WilpmoeLem
Notice of Disincorporation and Ship Firm Changes
Notice records the disincorporation of Struthers & Dixon with assets being transferred to the San Francisco head office. It notes H R Struthers forming a new partnership with FF M Barry and no Seattle office for now, plus detailed vessel movements and port arrivals across Tacoma, Portland, San Francisco, and Vancouver with multiple ships noted sailing and arriving in November.
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Struthers & Dixon
C. R. Holmes
Holmes
San Francisco
H. R. Struthers
Ths
FF. M. Barry
Seattle
Rainier Production head jailed on grand larceny charge
A C Parker, head of Rainier Production, was held in county jail as grand larceny charges were filed in superior court. Cecil Davis, UW sophomore, said Parker induced a $500 investment by claiming 200 000 feet of mountain scenery booked at $2 per foot, with ties to D W Griffiths and Douglas Fairbanks. these allegations were said to be false. Prosecuting attorney’s office and BBB counsel George S Kahin investigated.
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A. C. Parker
Rainier
Cecil
Davis
University of Washington
Parker
D. W. Griffiths
Douglas Fairbanks
Georges. Kahin
Better Business Bureau
Vanderlip Proposes Canceling War Debt for Europe
Frank A. Vanderlip former president of National City Bank proposes United States forgive European wartime debts. He suggests the funds be used by debtor nations for their own economic rehabilitation with no US repayment received, outlined in a speech after returning from abroad.
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New York
Europe
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
Vanderlip
United States
Opening Rally Lifts Rails and Industrials at Stock Market
At the New York Stock Exchange early trading shows broad gains across most issues. Major industrials and rails opened higher with many names advancing from 0 to 2 points as investors push prices up across Atchison, United States Steel, Reading, Studebaker and others amidst mixed notes on commodities and utilities.
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Wali
Street Journal Financial Review
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Atchison and Associated Dry Goods
New Bhighe
Sinclair
Tai
Atchison
Studebaker
Union Pacific
Reading
Up & Retail
United States Rubber
Ys Asphalt
Anaconda
United States Steel
Texas Company
United Pruit
Davison Chemical
Macific
American Telephone
Navel oranges arrive in city amid mixed fruit market
Three cars of navel oranges from California reached the city and moved quickly at 5 to 6.26 a box, lower than earlier shipments. Apples sold only fairly, with Delicious at 4 to 3.25, Roman Beauties and Staymans 1.76 to 2.50, Spitsenbergy 2 to 8, Oregon cauliflower 2.25 per half crate, and top quality Los Angeles lettuces at 4.25. Fresh ranch eggs 58 to 60 cents a dozen, pullets 45 to 46 cents. Shipments to shippers ranged 63 to 55 cents for standards, 46 to 41 cents for pullets. buyers claimed receipts exceeded demand and the market was weak.
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California
Spitsenbergy
Oregon
Los Angeles
Gee
Cattle Market Downturn With Mixed Weights and Prices
Receipts show 16 500 cattle with market 15 2b lower and strong activity in mid weights. Prime and choice beef fetches around 6.95 to 7.10 per unit, with mediums at 4.66 to 6.75 and cows near 4.25 to 9.40. Lambs and yearlings also traded with varied bids. overall notes indicate a rough pack area and heavy packing cows at 4.00 to 4.60 per unit.
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Owen
Tuesday's Cattle Receipts and Markets Report
Cattle receipts listed 125 with market showing weakness for choice steers around 4.50 to 5.50 with fair to good steers near 5.25. Cows and heifers priced 4.50 to 6.50, calves around 5. A separate 139 receipts note prime mixed at 9.50 to 10, heavies at 5.50, and yearlings 4.60 to 6.60. East of the mountains and valley lambs also appear with modest bids. Also reported are foreign exchange rates from New York, with marks and lire pricing and coffee and sugar futures.
Market Notices on Dairy Prices and Bank Clearings
Dairy prices and shippers update show butterfat A grade for Beattie delivery, Kane-Vreeh range, and PARCOR data with milk prices per cwt. Concluding notes reference Beattie supply and related consignments.
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Beattie Delivery
Kane-Vreeh Rane
Parcor
Beattie Supply
Dairy Prices Paid at Local Stores
Fragmentary list shows prices paid for dairy items including cream cheese butter and milk at local stores. Mentions Wisconsin cream brick and Tillamook products with mixed figures and unclear values.
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Hau Fresh Ranch
Wisconsin
Tillamook
Hotel Terrorized by Armed Maniac in Oakland
W C Spaulding of Concord, a garage owner, seized a loaded revolver and held three police and about twenty guests at the Hotel St Mark for over an hour. He believed officers pursued him and surrendered when convinced they were real. Meanwhile William Short urged the city council to set a date to discuss municipal projects with the unemployment committee.
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Spaulding
Concord
St. Mark
William Short
Caldwell
Three New Vessels Enter Trade Here
The Robert Dollar Steamship Company will enter three new vessels into the Seattle Oriental trade on January 10 1922. Monthly trips are planned with cargo loading on the Pacific side at San Francisco Seattle and Vancouver BC in turn. The Robert Dollar will omit calling at Seattle and Vancouver BC as the new freight service begins.
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Robert Dollar Steamship Company
Seattle
Immigration Agent at Victoria Dead
Sherman J. Burford U S immigration officer at the port of Victoria died Monday He was born in 1874 in Pennsylvania He entered the immigration service in 1903 at Vancouver B C and was transferred to Victoria in 1905 He is survived by a mother and other relatives at Salem Ore
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U. S
Victoria
Burford
Pennsylvan
Immigration Service
Vancouver
B. C
Balem
Ore
25-Gallon Still Seized in Lake Geneva Raid
A 25-gallon still was found in operation along with 150 gallons of prune liquor barrels in a raid near Lake Geneva. Joe Logar, 45, was arrested Monday by Sheriff Matt Starwich and Deputies Herb Beeb er and Frank Anderson.
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Joe Logar
Lake Geneva
Matt Starwich
Herb Beeber
Frank Anderson
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