Wallis and Marilyn Kimble Northwest History Database

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- Weak market of month ago has been reversed with prices firm.
- 1928
- Weak market of month ago has been reversed with prices firm. - Increased buying in the lumber industry over the past two weeks' period has brought a right-about-face revival to the whole industry, the market being transformed from weak to strong...
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Prices and market conditions. 1928-05-15
- Predict better lumber market.
- 1937
- Predict better lumber market. - Tempering his words with a warning not to "pull the tail feathers out of our goose," J. D. Tennant, vice president of the Long-Bell Lumber company and former president of the West Coast Lumbermen's association, today...
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Prices and market conditions. 1937-01-02
- Ray-Jefferson shows strength
  But general tone of market is weaker -- W. W. P. bidding lively.
- 1919
- Ray-Jefferson shows strength
  But general tone of market is weaker -- W. W. P. bidding lively.
  There was a weaker tone to the market on the Spokane Stock exchange today, but Ray-Jefferson showed especial strength, Washington Water Power...
- State history. Stocks & bonds. 1919-12-11
- Marsh quotations react- Market tightens late in day- calls refused
- 1919
- Marsh quotations react- Market tightens late in day- calls refused - Marsh reacted sharply on the Spokane Stock exchange yesterday, closing at 28 1-2 bid, a gain of 2 1-2 cents, and 31 cents asked. The close in New York was 28 bid and 30 asked and...
- State history. Stocks & Bonds. 1919-10-18
- Finds good buy in bond market
- 1932
- Finds good buy in bond market
  Did some one say the bond market was A. W. O. L.?
- State history. Stocks & bonds. 1932-07-13
- Market active for late call
- 1933
- Market active for late call
  The market was active at the afternoon call of the Standard Stock Exchange. Washington Water Power was 25 cents higher. There was a demand for Bunker Hill. Hecla was strong, with 100 shares selling at $6.95. Other...
- State history. Stocks & bonds. 1934-01-09
- Market slumps after opening
- 1936
- Market slumps after opening
  The market was soft at the morning call today of the Standard Stock exchange of Spokane.
- State history. Stocks & bonds. 1936-01-30
- See no betterment in lumber market.
- 1920
- See no betterment in lumber market. - Little hope for early revival of demand for lumber was held out by a number of prominent eastern lumbermen, principal speakers at the regular meeting of the Lumbermen's Club of Tacoma. Visitors included F. C....
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Prices and market conditions. 1920-12-17
- Lumber prices firm.
- 1929
- Lumber prices firm. - No increase in retail quotations likely at present. - While the wholesale market for lumber has been firm for the last few months, no immediate increase in retail prices is contemplated, it was stated yesterday by M. T....
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Prices and market conditions. 1929-04-04
- Lumbermen say price to stand.
- 1937
- Lumbermen say price to stand. - An optimistic opinion of the lumber market future during the remainder of the season was expressed by several Spokane lumbermen today. They do not share the opinion of others, who have predicted a break in the market...
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Prices and market conditions. 1937-07-10
- Slow market trend in lumber continues.
- 1937
- Slow market trend in lumber continues. - A total of 177 mills in Washington and Oregon, reporting to the West Coast Lumbermen's association for the week ended September 18, produced 106,402,787 board feet of lumber, local members are advised.
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Prices and market conditions. 1937-09-26
- Greater market for fir lumber - war needs of Army and Navy may be largely filled by coast timber - price is under market - ability of Washington and Oregon mills to produce is now great aid
- 1917
- Greater market for fir lumber - war needs of Army and Navy may be largely filled by coast timber - price is under market - ability of Washington and Oregon mills to produce is now great aid - Fir lumber prices officially submitted to the council of...
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. War measures. 1917-05-29
- Grand Coulee power market is predicted
- 1930
- Grand Coulee power market is predicted. - Power from the proposed Grand Coulee dam will find even a better market than power from the Boulder dam, James O'Sullivan, executive secretary of the Columbia River Development league, asserted today...
- State history. Grand Coulee dam. Power. 1930-11-25
- Dill would "kill the home market."
- 1927
- Dill would "kill the home market." - Senator Dill would abolish the protective tariff as the best method of aiding the farmers. If Dill should be successful in his efforts he would kill the home market which consumes about nine-tenths of the...
- State history. State officials. U. S. Senators. Dill, Clarence C. 1927-07-26
- Knitting mills to sell stock
  Albert Kaye announces plans to market $15,000 worth of shares.
- 1929
- Knitting mills to sell stock
  Albert Kaye announces plans to market $15,000 worth of shares.
  Offering of $15,000 worth of common stock to correct a credit situation brought on by the closing of the Exchange National bank is announced in a...
- State history. Stocks & bonds. 1929-02-18
- Flays short sellint- C. T. Underwood tells of Spokane market bane- Declares Hypotheek fuss is tempest in teapot- wants exchange open
- 1918
- Flays short sellint- C. T. Underwood tells of Spokane market bane- Declares Hypotheek fuss is tempest in teapot- wants exchange open - "The fuss over the Hypotheek deal is a tempest in a teapot," said C. T. Underwood yesterday. "It is entirely...
- State history. Stocks & Bonds. 1918-06-27
- Stock market gets new pep
- 1919
- Stock market gets new pep - Brokers report a good demand for some of the stocks listed on teh Spokane exchange. W. J. Nicholls & Co. say Snowstorm is worth around 24 cents, Silversmith 20 cents and Hypotheek is in demand at 4 cents.
- State history. Stocks & Bonds. 1919-10-02
- Market strong for water power
- 1932
- Market strong for water power
  Washington Water Power was stronger by 50 cents at the afternoon call of the Standard Stock exchange than at the morning session, closing at $77.50 bid. There were some slight reactions in a number of mining...
- State history. Stocks & bonds. 1932-08-16
- Lumber gains seen
  Northwest sales top arch rival
- 1936
- Lumber gains seen
  Northwest sales top arch rival
  Oregon and Washington lumber is forging steadily ahead of its nearest rival, southern pine, in practically every section of the United States, and any improvment in economic conditions will be...
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Business conditions. 1936-05-03
- Northwest sales top arch rival
- 1936
- Northwest sales top arch rival
  Oregon and Washington lumber is forging steadily ahead of its nearest rival, southern pine, in practically every section of the United States, and any improvement in economic conditions will be of immediate benefit...
- Northwest history. Lumber industry & by-products. Business conditions. 1936-05-03