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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1920

Page

4

Seattle Debate On Carylon Bond Bill Paves Miles Proposal

Debate on the $30,000,000 Carylon bond bill divided the council and chamber members. Proponents claimed it would pave about 1,516 miles in six years and bonds retired in 40 years, while opponents warned no pavement in 20 years or more under the plan and urged cost awareness.

Blaine Illinois Seattle American Association of En

Pomegranates and Louisiana Yams Market Report

Pomegranates from the sea headline the wholesale scene with crates at 2.50 and strong demand for Buriel Gems. Louisiana yams trade steady, praised for sweetness and meat quality. City creamer yams quoted at 60 to 61 cents per pound as a secondary market note.

Louisiana

Various Ship Arrivals and Market Prices Report

Maritime freight and port movements chart arrivals at San Pedro San Francisco and Seattle with listings for vessels such as Str West Notows Str Tyndareus Str Richmond and Str Admiral Evans. Also reports prices paid for cattle hay grain and wholesale markets with figures for barley corn wheat and coffee and sugar in New York trading notes.

Montevideo West Notows Seattle Everett Buenos Aires Hongkong Tyndareus Beattie Porta San Pedro Adir Cooleha Vancouver BBC Stockton Benattle San Diego Puget San Francisco Achr Cethana Eastern Temple Tacoma Haoge—Faney Paney Ste PUSB Mteerm Smith Cove City of Spokane Edmore Ixion Great Northern Dock Kashima Maru Davenport Pacific Coast Coal Bunkers Eastern Sword Mtr Artigas Str Pacific Coast Engineering Works Eastern Bracy Lake Union Abilia Abnoba Abynon Addison Allenurat Ahmik Anthon Bayden Bertrand Bingamon Biacayne Black Wolf Blanford Delwin Boughton Pezuta Puyallup Cabacan Capraria Cardia Cenina Charua Chesterfield Chalcta Cineas Cinyras

Ship News in Seattle Saturday Tide Reports

Seattle harbor updates detail the first tide of Saturday with routine activity and vessel movements. Mariners note minor docking adjustments and cargo handling at the terminal as crews operate in calm conditions.

Puget Sound Boat Fares and Freight Raise Set by Commission

Fares on the Puget Sound Navigation Company boats between Seattle Tacoma and other Sound ports were increased 20 percent by the public service commission. Freight rates rose 25 percent. The Navy Yard route was authorized to lift its freight and passenger rates in the same proportion.

Puget Sound Navigation Company Seattle Tacoma Sound Public Service Commission Navy Yard

Warship Mississippi Arrives in Seattle Harbor for Public Tour

The battleship Mississippi, recently overhauled at Bremerton, arrives in Seattle Saturday and will be open to the public from 1 to 5 p.m. during her Seattle stay before sailing to Everett Port Townsend Port Townsend Bellingham Port Angeles en route to San Pedro on October 13. The battleship Texas departs for San Pedro today via Port Townsend.

Bremerton Navy Yard Seattle Harbor Pacific Fleet Hugh Rodman San Pedro Seattle Everett Port Townsend Bellingham Port Angeles Texas

Col West Takes Cosgrove's Post

Col Eugene West, a retired army officer and Seattle lawyer, has been named by Admiral Benson of the shipping board to succeed Howard G. Cosgrove as district counsel for Washington and Oregon after Cosgrove’s resignation, it was announced late.

Washington Col Eugene West Seattle Admiral Benson The Shipping Board Howard G. Cosgrove Oregon

Weather log at Tatoosh Island records strong winds and ship movements

From October 2 to 5 a Me Pailing barometer shows rain and south west winds up to 49 miles per hour. Vessels passed in and out including Str Stanley Dollar at 6 16 p m and Str Mukilteo with Bonanga. Outside bound in Str Mukilteo reported delay due to high wind and shifting conditions across the harbor.

Tatoosh Island Haining P. M

Stock market opens firm with mixed gains across rails

New York trading opens firm with gains for Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific, Reading and others while United States Steel and Canadian Pacific rise. Evening Sun notes conspicuous railroad strength, broad demand for shares, and firm Liberty bonds though cotton weak and foreign exchanges retreat. Bank clearings for the week total about 9.0 billion dollars, compared with last week and the prior year.

New York Northern Pacific Southern Pacific Baldwin Reading Canadian Pacific General Motera Sinclair United States Rubber Bethleheim New York Central Chicago N. Y Kw, Manning & Er Wadad Atchison Ee Amer Car & Fury Amer International Amer Mumatra Smu Haltimore & Onio Aos Ae Haldwin General Motors Great Northerns Inspiration Lackawanna Metican Petroleum Missouri Pacific Seaeee New Haven Ste Teee Pierce Arrow Penneyivenia Seeveress Minelair O Utherway Western Ratiwast Mtudebaker A Texas Companieu Texas Pacific Union Oil of del Ohi United Metall T & Rubber Vanadium Utah Copper Imu Westinghouse Willys-Overland Liberty

Grain futures drift as liquidations deepen on Chicago Board

Chicago Oct 2 grain futures trend lower as heavy liquidations push prices down across December wheat to 93.07 and March wheat 2 cents lower. December corn falls 2.4 cents after opening up 3 cents. oats close down 1.5 cents. Cash wheat quoted No. 1 red at 2.38 1/2, No. 3 red 2.24, No. 2 hard 2.31. Live stock prices show hogs slow, cattle mostly steady with calves 14 to 17.75.

Chicago Cember Oats L&c Yeaterday Lambe

Foreign exchange and market updates across cities

The report notes steady foreign exchange at opening with demand sterling near $5.45 and near close at $3.49, plus minor shifts in franc lire mark and Canadian dollar values. Portland and Denver markets show cattle and hog receipts, with prices and trends largely steady or unchanged. A lost diamond ring valued at $300 was reported by Mrs J. H. Pharo in Denver.

New York France Mra J. H. Pharo 14Th Ave

Maritime Movements Reports From Pacific and Bering Sea

Information lists vessel movements and positions for naval ships and merchant craft. Details include routes from Hongkong to Beattie and San Francisco to Yokohama, statuses near Cape Flattery, Akutan, and Yakutat with timings and distances offshore.

U. S. Naval Communications Sachr Babinda Port Blakely San Francisco Applecove Point Ater Weat Ivia Hongkong Beattie Cape Vattery Griffeo Akutan Tacoma Schr Osmo Kuskokwim River Ftr Victoria Heattie Nome Cape Flattery Atr West Ivan Seattie Yokohama Abby Maine Yakutat P. m

Public Markets listing groceries and prices around stalls

A scanned market page lists items and prices from multiple stalls. Notes include flour 9.95, pancake flour 25c, beans and canned goods, milk and butter, sugar, coffee, corn oil, peanut butter, and various groceries with stall numbers and unit prices.

Westlake M. J

Miners End District Strike With Wage Increases

Robert H. Harlin head of District No. 10 United Mine Workers announced that 24 miners unions in the district voted against the strike. Miners will get a $1.50 daily wage rise retroactive to September 10 and boys will gain 82 cents daily for the same period.

Robert H. Harlin United Mine Workers of America

Carnation Milk Cuts Prices Amid Freight Hikes

Carnation Milk Company announced price reductions for canned milk and for fresh milk at condensaries due to partial European buying collapse and higher freight rates. The cut to farmers is 40 cents, totaling $2.50 per hundredweight. Also, Miss Lucy K. Cole gave a lecture recital on The Culture and Uses of Cotton at Frederick & Nelson auditorium Friday afternoon.

Carnation Milk Producta Company Frederick & Nelson Auditorium Lucy K. Cole

City Tax Levy to Show Drop

Seattle’s 1921 city tax levy will average 30.5 mills across districts, down 1.7 mills from 1920. The total assessed 1920 value is $246,823,046, up from $241,382,454 in 1919, with the council citing trimmed departmental estimates and a net levy reduction of $203,741 despite a $270,000 budget increase for more personnel in fire and police.

Drake Seattle

Say Boys Rode in Other Man's Auto

Allan Jones 16 of 3303 Pike and Gordon Barteau 15 of 1415 37th ave were arrested after riding in an automobile owned by B F Johnson at 611 33d ave. Juvenile authorities are investigating the boys records.

Allan Jones Pike Gordon Barteau 37Th Ave B. F. Johnson

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