The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1905, Page 6

F When charged to For ASO env G Ballard ave, op | broke. Ulow ia ot Tas wont Oe, Ewing stree) Binys, rout Bea th ey eg ‘tat % Hage ob oatoffios, Rent Lehndreff, cigar store, & yey BALE CHHAR denk, nearly new. Inquire Sideboard, cheap, FoR ooo SALE rod XK ie One In- ot it n Free. Additional insertions of sit: uation wanted ade conte & SOCCOOCEOO® wee WANTED® 5 Vacant lots ( sang 4 att OTHER AO Lage, 1-ro0m,houpe an Ath ayes For One weeks F conta tine per improved land — Star, thaertion. oe words or traction thereat ¢ advance. Modern humber of lines as set will be ertisement Pour flat bul Well locate change fo Mintmum price for cent Bix Insertion ma $500 home. in) Heoadway digirtet, large on Ot MRD clear of debt; we will ex- for the price of five when cash 9) Oh te This Prayers, (er term land we or acreage of like va tom sannce ‘Classification guar anteed after 11 Want ad. offen, Ragiey's Store, and Pike. Phones, Nenest 000) ind. se Smal! improved farm, to exchange for Green Lake house and lots of about $1.@0 value. MERRITT REALTY CO, tao New York Block 2% ROOM lodging house for i a ty property or chicken rane] hin ak comet Tiss in Pe sear eeaes | maa : tee carpentry. ___ For Rent ae Bhon pilbabesaep ADOT artis Yor rent fetta tas Poly Jainee all Henry, sts Western avenue. Phy aw et Rent = ain de “tt Ty. a —" e - ~~ ren evenings rom DESK ROOM, with desk for rent, fflee, phone, If you can’t come to the office PHONE IT TO MAIN 6060, IND. 1153 PHONE iT TO MAIN Feroopal injur isc" 2 HAVE YOU AROOM TO RENT? You want to put a “Want” Ad in the Rent Room ROSMAN & JOHNSON, Attorneys at gaits 3B BALI. bawver Pioneer o x it wes te Bees. and eminent = wove cee ae Firat_Ave, Ww. coLyit. pee and AA pe butiding, Beattie W. oe siaitveyanc ; Peve Endowments. or Bi yeare aces Merritt, 69 New York ik. Bik, W. D. LAMBUTH, mee Pacitic Bik it: Tin in of Lit ning of Death,” “Admission RY gore: claims ho fea, Se iF Becetton hy unite center: ne ai Mag rp =e THE aie, oa a itt Parana: sad co EAs ha) ome | aa LY: when | Beat Brand — | ca! emit! 7 in civil and @i are Se aati cu ‘AINS laundered, Se pair. Black dee oe "Se rODe Beattie- ce neseeeds LE, the eminent lee. Enilber ether wt wills Theahum. “asst. wre—poracas ee _ Bate Deposit Bids. Bids. olen. va 2 RELIABLB plac _fntereat fe ae ate he we: ren. cre — Street, Seattio. “= Attorney, ne. > BALTON. re and Cherry street etreet. Btorage TO TO LOAN—Private money « wtih tae eA OBE AEs Eras eae MONEY advanced salaried peopin, and. Cherry street L. nants (timate! — TRUNKS siattversa 3 Fi far inetpal a inion Fock. 61a Second Ave, — itera, Oe both phones, Mat: T wit! joan you #80 for real catate security, J. BR. ANDERSON, ___ New York Block. ‘a | a ec skit, in ood th Sunset m. bull: te or chat- New Yor ‘on real Holland, —_——_—— PUGET eet bUNAT as sea Res Frank NK OF CoM. oe ot, sont ONAL BANK Ta | Ware, RS Mg oe Siopathe esassination tres w N_INSTITUTE OF O8- - | HasnnorroN INeTIT CTE GF Os ris. Builders +, De Docks, bat; | Dy, Reperta a Wier. 4 6 Alasks build Mies "hecho “Fenwick @ a zats pe hal DR. operas. ee preeres Bulle ine phones “a “Areade. “Bkin die DR GEO. oo @ Union Bix. _ enatpecss aS | Schoo! le ““pRorLe Ss SAVINGS BANK. Tue sca SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN ait § Ss ae S| tady ‘allort Col ize" ‘fbr TO LOAN Private money at low rats | "aia fit a interest." nner & “Mehinorn,. 100 es ~ nD) bids on cl sand 6 . apply ® 00 We at | itomrana, Loan, Co, loans money © to AW THERE MO BURBAN HOME BATS # per cent. Hinckley block. at a i get _— . room cottage and 2 acres co PoRerion oF eco Lost of fine land, only 2 blocks from. the EEL Slectric car, near stores and graded | Frome Mileed sat oe anit, rae | | yor al tel ind at - ¢ And en 7 GRE <a 60. fence Of city. Thin isa ba a” * live Bird, CHARLES FB. ADAMS, 38 Colman Buliding tt column of The PHONE iT TO MAIN 6060 IND. 1153 Se ee. M. B. CRANE & CO, INC. cme ESTATE AND INSURANCR Real Bute Fig be Rreiatty: ‘and-Counsellor st Law. : Att ee Vimben Bchavee : Morignae Loan feeotin te : Real lpeysisrcet Exuxxxnr aa 15,3010 acres w tween Pres hee Bar ge ot oi 2,ctory, howes, new barn stream of water, 800-99 acres 18 rate fant ot, Seats clear nce tie and cedar, <1 the tty, punaie “ant "oe Col tumber or 10 acres rout or nites } ead CEP rENG! tnney Block aberot watet hi 4 WHAT YOU WANT Five sores near the Interurbang iad minutes car run from the city. cultivation, good . Chicken A WS good Or. Searng ie. ay Kecond Avenue | BETWEEN BEATTLE AND TACb- Hint) Ha—Randy Interurban. 3 gc tom land. mostly ier iY oruan. very | ea a es SPS fis ROBERT MALTRY, in Oe Alaska Butiding. “4 » Be hth ACRES ieftage hn level e moet) Soe meee atest” MODE Alaska Buliding 4 and trout {gtrgam Ho Brighton Beich: Phone Main eat, tt HERE j8 A BAROAIN— =10 sores. rg first-class soll, close Low ‘aches! rh bore: “f * Nonmet Mat tay, ‘19-20-23 Alaska julding, ok REE ,O GOVERNMENT LAND. Minds timber Tanda, Tanches "of" oh MERE 18 4 BARGAIN 16 acres, rich tom pelghbore: ‘facing on ‘county reed: Say to: one of the, beat towns is the tag 3 by oy) Seattle and Te Fasy terms OBERT wal ay, _ 89-90-81 Alnaka Bullding “4 AK wey ER irrigated 0 and heranre tr 4 mcursions. information. IF YOU bave any money to bu; re age cheap, for gubdividing, 1% havi some excellent chances for doubling *POVELAR ROSS, Erikson Bide, —¥ Are you Interested in irrigation farm: Then come to the Wenatchee Villey, home et. the big tel tn ~ the Sellars qrow Sn trees” We ¢ Just ‘Cascade Oreh- ardepin the Wenatchee Valley, one Pig dk Veavenwosth, as tee Great Northern Railroad, 143 attle, Excels all teri in profit, health and clima: le Orchards,” in the consists of about 0 ed tn § and t0-ncre tracts ‘Rai os long and wil ed heptember Tinie vee are now ready for a® t, them | with perpewgi ley, acre acre. improved orchards, acre. “Cascade Ore wrth as much, but the ab goes to well them quick. Selections. 3, once. BRS, 022 Alaska Bide none Main 29m, Beattie, Wash’ | Or call on | HAROLD KOREN, Local * eaeenet & tive, Leavenworth, Waa EEE FOR BALE—Restaurant. In good loca Hon, “doing good vusin making money; will well reasonably if alias Bree: Trent" per month. Address Fremont—Ment at market “3 ne nt pad thi! heptem Burke ave. Premot ering estilo peer route and rig com Gali Monday, 8.4. me Denny ny, terms. harf and Ph deere Lake car line. arb ™” now on th RESTAURANT, West Lake, 402 Pine. nu ing Ea AE SE \ BUSINESS DIRECTORY faden’ Fair station. Train re front lots at 82% HASPORD Hy Moye ‘Abstract Ment of iit! Phone Bryiy MRS. A. Ave., corner jdials “vee % TRACTS » $180 per ac ou. Take G. jo round trip, reat & P ‘Come up and nee them. GEO. WHEELER h. N er t irrowant into the 0 » you will wish you nd at this ‘priga nfter the 30 ores more i= wold. ait train at £25 a. m. to Me j meet the train every any $15 to $35 Per Acre Good, rich level | chook on ou R o, when thin innd. tn had bought. No more such e up Sunday and Je, & minutes rant at the ared water- Re @ also have fing Meadowdale. attic, | | SEBE | ——— tlt FIVE AND TEN-ACRE| f LARGE BELLING Wee. ait THER PLA If you HOME. v B WOULD ‘Stato A eqs ED. W. FORESTER, MGR. REAL ESTATE AND LOANS. BAILEY BUILDING, PHONE 397. eccococeco | WOODLAWN TRRKACE appirno® A FINE RESIDENCE PARK sot Pres Ane the Pi Atel VuNTIG AT WOODLAWN ADDITNON Now, wuy lu On Te You U YM IN AND wORNIC OTA Aa FOLLOWS? S 3 3 GUION @ CO. Ine. SOLE AGENTS. | ESTABLISHED, 1899. ©0000000000000000 P.B CLAYTON & SON, REAL RELATE RU RANcE 418 New York Block. 0000002 %000000008 0, tiful new modern hiand Brive apteot HI! Aiatrict. you ti a TO GROUNDS. TINNEY. 7 1 ORD. TO Wito IN NEVER was UPON 6 AT qu LY t An HOMID IN TERRACE NOT? PRAUTI- take ING VE A Yo OLD MOUNT 5 AND OFFICE wth PHONE room houre, fe%$-room new modern up-to-date cot- te if lots, located in best part of Pre- sewer and water in. $00 cash. palance same aa rent. Now im y time to get a lovely home and stop | - our rent, ete. re Ingurance. Money to Loan. B. CLAYTON & BON, e lights ar another morning, ington Street car ta PLE noMesreKens: Flin . On ios, Pe Milman, roome 1 lock. 49 New CAST SEATT! Ride from # ork Block. Center. Offers lots #9 clone in up; terme, “i weekly ewalks street na will nat coat 5 a ; Kn 10 per or maaan. ne, SPROULATOR, attent Jota, near Gr ots sel! for § J.B. TAYL n Gh 8 tote ite eek: built there © #torem, rehes. Take Wash- Offices open un- co. alae clty water, ste. al Lake, $900; adjoining to $18). 41S Federal A Mayor Doesn’t Like the Moore Franchise The Moore-@man street car fran chise as now framed does not sult Mayor Ballinger. The mayor takes exception to the proposition wubmitted @y Moore of selling out the system to the city in 1934, @All other provisions he is practically in favor of, gut he be Heves that the pian to séll the #y® tem to the city as last suggested by Moore is wrong in principle. t ‘The same propesition which when firgt submitted to the corporations committee seemed to strike then so favorably, he views with distrust Moore’t proporition was to sell the system to the elty in 1934, provided the city wanted i, at one-half of a capitalization of 4 per cent on the net earnings of the system, or prac- Ucally one-half or the market value of the system and the franchise. ‘From what investigation of the proposition | have made thus far,” said the Mayor on Saturday morn- ing, “I cannot say that I am favor- ably impressed with it. The plan of purchase first discussed by the com- mittee, that of simply buying at an appraised value the property of the company without peying anything for the franchise, seems to me more preferable It is clear cut, and tn line with the program most re cently laid out by the American Ma- nicipal league in dealing with fran- chine matters. “It dow not seem right to me that a city should be obliged to pay for a right which it gives away, as it would to @ large extent under the last plan submitted by Moore. Moreover, Moore's proposition ts hazy than it ought to be. I think that in such matters the con- tract should be as specific as pos- sible, #0 that there will be no loop- hole by which the city may be beat. “Under the present plan the city pays & valuation based on the net earnings of the system, In many ways the owners might swell the supposed amount of those gross earnings in order to get @ bigger price. Corporations hire the ablest attorneys and pay big salaries to them, These men are more than & match for the modest-salaried law- yers who defend the cities. “It also appears to me that the owners should make enough money in 29 years to be able to turn over without loss the system at the end of that time for the value of the equipment alone, notwithstanding the large initiative expense, Mas- sachusetts is _Sranting franchises Offers the best opportunity we know investing small sume with good returns. 6° to Pith street and nue northeast, sidewalks ali the ¥, Baleemen will be on the ground all day Sunday. BREDES, LEBOLD & 19-2) Alaska Bb & COX, uliding. 4 BEAUTIFUL HOM lakes, ity of fran of trait, flowers, farden, j-room furniahed house, porches, ‘chicken house and stable. der- sey cow if Wanted A sacri For eo. The owner minediate male deman heave. See the property: You anh T & CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY. @1-2 Alaska Buliding. @round, one, south. “AMPING SITES on Lake ston. Beautiful groves, fin and fishing. ne lar to $7 each, NICE LITTLE RANCH 200, room house and three acres of fine land 1% acres cleared; ood garden, amail fruit; chicken oune 34 mile from car ant 2% min- utes ride to the elty; $ every three — monthe. Nichola, @& Pioneer Bidg. $10) carh and G. te: eamy ter trsiicne te Otter. 3 joodland "Bark ‘avenue AN farms and gore Bing ae i the owner, Wiitman, in the lock. today. i | FOR BAL ia ‘room modern forma any Address —n MODERN rge rooms, lot @ by 168, try ek "fait block from Phone Red Teh, —14 BUYS TEN ACR Seattle-Tacoma 1% miles rich level land, easily cleared. mostly and m cary terms. wider Rowekt watiat 1H 20-21 Alask. ding. 4 HERE 18 A BAKGAIN—10 acres, rich bottom land. partly clea clone to school a Wak &, Sor towns ts ay. to one O eat towne, |g ween Beattle and Te: e valley: nm Beat egacn Cue MALTBY, iret, plese $e . _Mid-20-21 Alaska Building. ~4 a BU YB TEN ACRES, 34. mites me et Bg, We BH Hoh, level land, easily cleared, most- maple. Ver: iy‘ alder, and maple, Ve 19-20-21 Alaska fuilding. BETW EEN SEATTLE AND —handy, to Interurban, 20 ‘mostly oe easy terma, RY, ‘ACO- ferer. cally WHEAT, ~ trae or alfalfa land: for gale or excha hompy tatlard, Clone tn, Broom Jain plambing street being Owner, 1m) Reacon Hilt car to Charles at. —14 1f sold by ht, will take $900 for my rooms and 2 clomete, 2 vest of view. ‘610 Woo 8 HUNT 28 Bpler Block. 4 terminable at the wi}, of the gov-(should like to see the latter prov ernment, the owners Ding given un-| tected as far as poss! ble. limited franchises during the pte In our anxiety to have thesd riod of good behavior, Yet capital | thing: @ should not fritter away ie ready to invest on those terms. | valuable rights, It must be rem@n- “Seattlo is a rapidly growing city | bere@ that street car lines are quast- with the assurance of soon becoming public concerns and that the people & motr@poll There should be no|are entitled to some benefits from difficulty in ing the aid of cap-|them. When outside capital comes ital in putting {@ @ competing street | here to build a car syatem, the ¢ car system here. 1 want to see the ions must pay back that capital in franchise granted, I want to see the) the end. It ts the citizen who rides, expenditure of money here that it) not the capitalist, that pays the in- will bring about, and the develop- test and principal on the bonds ment it will give the but Jfloated to’construct a system. FALL WAS FATAL In his efforts to catch a car James | Oregon T. Talbot, head baggage checker at the Union depot, fell and fatally tn jured himself Friday morning He managed to get back home, but died on Friday night from internal in- Juries, He was 24 years of age and leavers ery, 220; cooking, 15@ 206 fresh creamery, fie Jalifornia fresh ranch, dozen, 266; tly el Bug Golden A, in sacks, $6.66; extra C, ed, cube, in barrels, sugar, $6.06; maple suga — ee If paid within & family residing at 424 Twenty-| Comm beet. a ticere Ti; mute firth South spring lamb, $9@4, dressed veal, The remains are at the Bonney-| small, #@8%c; live rabbits, dozen, Watson undertaking parlors, where they will be held pending funeral Hams, Bacon and Lard. Hams, 2c; bacon, breakfast, arrangements. liters isto roultry. JEALO Ducks, dressed, \7@ 18: geome, dressed, 16@16c; “hens, U4@ite;y spring chickens, 20¢ pound; turkeym@ fancy local dreased 20@22c, Nuts. 13@14c; cocoanuta, i; walnuts, Ey WIELDS KNIFE me lagise PO! LAND, Ore., July 8-—-As the ic; black walnuts, bs gobaese : 4 the blood | Mekory nuts, Je; — butternuts, result of a plenic fracas, pouring from half a dozen cuts and stabs, infileted by Mattie Hunter while in « Jealous rage, Mamie Wil- Harms was taken to the city prison this morning and is in a critical condition, Both the razor wielder and her victim are negroes, The nuts, be; Virginie’ peanuts, Fei Jumbo peanuts, 9c; almonds, 2% @17 Ouniin Ete. Boles, 4<: piec ry ‘se; ling cod, 4c; crabs, $1.00@1.00; clama, open shipment, $1.00; ma, per sack, $1.50; oysters, Olympia, per sack, $4.50; open bulk, per gation, 65-36% 28s \ Jap 2 trouble is waid to be due to Jeel-|gaimon, 10c; ousy caused by the attention paid | skinned perch, be; RR on - $@10c; to Mumie Williams by Ace Gra-| founders, 3¢; harm, 17%; smelt, 6o; 5 Oe ee Se; black Mattie Hunter is in hiding. Gra-| #88, Te; halibut, ham is under arrest and is said to] patent, per = 4%; Crowe $5:10; Minnesota hard wheat, $75 Pillsbury, $8; Pilisb be 1 standard Dakota, $6; 4.785 Electric, $4.15; Holly, $4.75; Goldew Northwest, $6:76: Electric Light, 97.25; Gold Medal, $7.50; Top Notch, 44.48; Centennials, best, $1.75; Gol Grop, $4.26; Patent Excellent, $4. Novelty A, $4.25. Is. Whole wheat, 19¢, per hale, $2.48 boi. # Everett after the party had alight- ed from the picnic car which ar- rived in town at 4 o'clock yeet Mattie Hunter v day morning. whole wheat flour, per gage forehead, four in her cheeks and|€ramam, bbl @1.ss: Boe Wool, $8405 one acroms the chin, besides #ash- | rye meal, per bale, $2.50; buckwheat, Ing her In the shoulder, breast and) per bl ‘st: buckwheat, per bale, back. $3. ae meal, 108, per bale, $2.10; —_——————_————— — |. $3.75 ; white corn 86s, se "per bale, $2.20; rolled cata, bbl, & C. Co, $5.75; wheat fakes, box 75 tbs, $2.20; farina, per 8.50; farina, 10-Ib sacks, per $3; hominy, large, per bbl. $4. welf-raising buckwheat, 36%, reid pearl barley, 26-Ib wa. A iter sie: adam iz i ONCE IN SOCIETY—NOW IN CHORUS. 53 * PORTLAND, Ore., July &.— ® Elinor Dole, formerly the wife * of Attorney General E. P. Dole, 35g 353 * * * * * * ¢ *% of Hawail, has been discovered & * here playing at the Marquam ® wheat, per balty % Grand theater in the chorus of ® Honey. # the Kolb & Dill company. She #] Catitornia strained, per Ib, Son *% was formerly a society girl and #| California sage, er 1b. 14c; honey, * beauty of San Francisco, and *&/ extract, per Ib. Oregon # much younger than her bhus- &/grape cream, 10. 33.905 * band. She was married at the # | honey, Yakima, 12%, ® Palace hotel, and her divorce # F # caused & sensation. She got no ®| Oats, per ton, $31@22; bran, per # alimony and, her money last- #/ tn. $21@22; barley, rolled, per tom *& ing but @ year, she was forced * Gat. tary chop tee pep ton 432 ~. 3 3225) > aple cct the stage for support. Zon ail meet per ton io!” bent Pea. whole corn, ton $27; RR te en gen shorts, wi a ‘ashi th $16.00; alfalfa, $12.00; wheel haa fill the description of Heyden ples, a negro walt used of kill- ing « man at Kansas City May 30, 1904. The affray occurred at Third and fousty attacked Miss Williams with a razor, cutting a gash acrom= her ARKE oa; tern Washington, doul comp: $17.60; — hoy, $10@1 Grain and Grass Seed. Beans, on 6% po ag Red clover, owt, $17.00; amall whites, $3.25@3.75; large | alsike, choice, $17; matte clover, $: whites, $304.15; pink beans, $3.26; | @25; timothy, ewt, orchard grass ‘ado; yea ba See 10; English rye grass, $$; Italian rye grass, $8; brome grass, $18; tan meadow oat grass, $15; jt blue sree, $120 16; pasture mixture, uplands, $ Food. try Oyster shells, 100s, ton, $22; clam shells, 1008, $20; bone meal, 100a, Dayo beans, $3.25; green beans, 166 lfc; wax green beans, 10c; wax beans ibe per ib; — parsnips, per sack, 90c; native cai rots, per sack $1.50; lemons, $3.25; cauliflower, per case, $1.26; native cauliflower, per case, 40c@7Sc; gar- lic .new, 12%; €¢ Ib; Texas onion, $1.00 per case; Egypt onions, per 3 Mec: ponent ges 2e $32; granulated bones, 100s, $82. On pinach, cra ic; lettuce, Tc $1; head lettu per doz, 15@20c 268 and 50s $2 per ton higher. parsley, 26c dor; carrots, $1.00 box dos; Yakima potatoes, rT per sack; Yakima potatoes, $26@: Greeley potatoes, $22.00@ 24.00; new California potatoes, 1%c pound; White Ri potatoes, $23.00 26.60 Minnesota potatoes, $23.00; potatoes, 2@2%c per Ib. fancy, per box, Sweet potatoes, $2. River potatoes, tc don, Tho; native 60c dos; summer green peas, S@l2c; pers, Sec Ib; telephone peas, 7%; Minsia~ sippi tomatoes, $1.00 per crate; summer squash, bc; native turnips, 8@10c doz; fat Dutch cabbage, ike; native cabbage, 1\%c; green corn, doz, 60; cucumbers, 30@50c; German cucumbers, $1.75 per case; nutmess, $4.00 per case, Fruits. Bananas, bunch, $2.50@3.50; dates, Ib. figs, %-Ib bricks, $1.75; ews, 10-Ib cartons, 60 ape ‘fruit, seedless, $3.00 limes, #0c per hundred; nica sweets, Dox, $2.25; new Report furnished by Hopkins & Go. (ine), prokers, 305 and 306 Alaska building. CHICA@D MARKETS. CHICAGO, July 8, 1905. Wheat— High. Low. Close. July, 91 1-2, 891-2, 897-8. Sept., 88 1-2 to 8 5-8, 87 1-8, Dee., 88 3-4, 87 3-8, 87 1-2. Corn-— July, 57 3-4, 57, 57 3-8. Sept. -68 3-8. 65 7-8, 561-8 to 561-4. Dee., 493-4, 49 7-8. Baan July, 385-8, 323-4, 327-8. : Sept., 313-4, $1 3-8, 31 3-8. Dec., 32 3-8, 31 3-4 to 31 7-8, 32. Pork— Sept., 13.02 1-2, 12.82 1-2, 13.00. Liverpool—Wheat closed lower. weet apples, California w White i>: artichokes, barb, 1% @2e; paragus, $1.75; Breen pep 87 1-4, 1-84 NEW YORK STOCKS. NEW YORK, July 8, 1905, High. Low. Close, Amal. Copper, 83 3-8, 82 5-8, 83 1-8. fancy oranges, box, $8.50@4.60; cran- berries, $ Florida pineapples, per ee Sugar, 1401-4, 140, 140. case, $6; pineapples, fancy, $2.50@ | B. R. 71 7-8, 71, 715-8. $3.60 doz; gooseberries, 7c Ib.; Cal. ie 105 3-8. cherry plums, 60c case; 128 7-8. $1,00@ 1.25 case; cherries, rnia peaches, %0c@$1 freestone peaches, $1.00 per crate; May Duke cherries, 7bc per crate; U. 8. Steel, 34 3-8, 33 1-2, 343-8. U. 8. S., pfd., 102, 101, 102. Atchison, 85 1-2, 85, 85 3-8. crate California plums, $1.26 per case; |B. & O., 1141-4, 1135-8, 114. cranberries, 8c per qt; canteloupes, |Can, Pac., 152, 151 9-4, 151 7- $3@4 case; red curra: $2.25 case; | Erie, 47 1-2, 463-4, 471-2. red currents, $2.00 case; |. & N., 1498-4, 149, 1491-2 + $1.60 cane; blackberries. | Mo, Pac., 1003-8, 100 1-8, 100 1-4 per |Penn.. 143 1-4, 142 3-4, 143. ; | Reading, 108 1-2, 107 1-8, 107 5-8. Rock Island, $1 8-4, 818-8, 31 1-2, | 0. Pac., 65 1-4, 64 3-4, 65 1-8. St. Paul, 180 1-4, 179 1-4, 180 1-4. Un. Pac, 1901-2, 1291-4, 180 TM. Central, 168 $-8, 167 7-8, 167 7-8. en. Butter and Cheese Washington cheese, 13%c; cream brick cheese, 18c; Calltornia cheese, 12\%c; Oregon cheese, 6c; Bastern|N. Y. Central, 148 8-4, 148, 148 1-260 cheese, 14\%c; butter, native cream- Total sales, 295,500 shares, £3 elistw uo8 BD tir esi 910%