The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 10, 1905, Page 6

ee Firmen Drug Coy Ewing gtree | rement aven Dru Go. 1013 tet Tor astof tio He @RATES FOR REVenrioen rea Bituation Wanted Ads One tm & wertion Free. 3 Additional t tions of att. wation wanted ade two cents © @ tine, “HELP WANTED” AND ALL OTHER ADs ‘One Cent » Word. " One week, & conte a line Pe insertion. the ine, cael hen charged to account actual number of lines as eet will be counted No advertisement A} TS to “borrow Jewelry, Watch & Jowe + opp. Rainier rand y Private offices,’ athletly wontidential YOU AFFORD TO SER THE 1 FA You MBAN YOO CAN'T APFor TO Mise IT, when it's v0 close ai at coat Very much money to take Wail ih “hot any more than you can CAN'T e e ° e or fraction thereot tm advance: @| Yeu can oh your pay days. publleity 1 PLIDELITY to mal y it back In easy paymey Low Paton. LOAN CO. advances thetr t for = price F five whee “To ADVERTISERS. agi HAVE you HAVE Y A ROOM nom To HAVE YOU A ROOM TO RENT? "You want tg put a “Want” Ad in the For Rett Room column of The Star. If you can't come to the office PHONE IT TO MAIN 6060, IND. 1153 PHONE iT TO MAIN 6060 Classification cannot be _— after LI 0 ties, Drug Store, Second a e Phones, Bunvet 60005 — art ° money to loan on any ce i) PRIVATE ef seourtt Lawrance Murphy, _Solman look. |B ‘ng’ 3 MA DZ RELIABLE piace te. borrow 1 money on diamonds. w: 1 Interest bv t RTUEB t x on long time; payment mor it AS GA Virine, “Boston Bloc! ond and HERBERE “& UPPER, + patoney ,to, Joa on impre en} Untuaproves city property, Umber lands. Corner enue and Cherry street. the at & . First P of & eo | Notices BE TARED a newly furnished room vy ad flat. In bust 4 nm! fine ‘will hay. to Investigate, mab. ai Math dis of Reatile at Bekins First avenue AP ot § FWO WE eter Then Waniea to show and Tota, etc.; good men can per month up: ct by ‘weveral Carpenters - an to “clear b= wanted. Bee C.D. Rite: int c : eR waste, actin hans wash: fon street car to Atlantic City see §'G. Grittin, oF call Room mes bioc! | WANTEDOA sareenige: who will ¥ ortation in cok dee yn avenue. solicitor wanted. Indy FO eitensilinditone ONEY advanced tall merchants, houses, without Dusiness in 4 man, 43 Ep Money to ‘g een on real eatate or @) tele P.O, Holland, #6 New pr m: Gener & reoms } 4 ne money 6 to onvane “Loal Mo block. ent "winckley » Jk, at once. reade bull near pumpmng station, naton, one Teht at he 11 reward for e MoGov irl to take drayman. ST-On 9th, wal inder return to valve; Baths, “s elegantly furnie care pets all through an f nice peo- Bie: on account of iil health we are owed to offer for (iM, half cash Hee. oF ay." Phone Bain . ance ee scent, taterest, (or will exchange for city property. “Room _Tiion' Block: fia’ wiret avenue 10 avenue, Furia wantur- a= “oh Sat Wot me. Ss Rect Pieerokesniag Rooms _ 1 "gets Madar: vetween, I froot NT— Housekeeping rooms. ra. 116 a bo St once; rent $0 per month. G-4, cate Star. RESTAURANT, West Lake. @@ Ping, Auction Sale ate STCTON FALE OF Gogb rrr: TURE AT G. BICKERTO on Wednesday, July & Bed seta, tron beds, a house’ mC co) ae hes, side- steel ranges. Retate and Univer- bew, heating stoves, "plnse, Kitchen furnishings, te, rd box. roe scales, et Bickerton & Co. uctloneers. Main Wei; Independent STO BE brit te nie Sbesbare LA ony LY UTH, do he Washing Imchuded in the sate are oak 1614 Beltevue Ave he, iotios neat cay Seek ae singer lot. tables, bedding, stoves, lace curtains, ind lots of other unetul house fur: Rishings too numerous to mention. EB, G. Bickerton & & auctioneers. Phones Main 107, Independent 1577. —0 BUSINESS D! ORY 25 es (of tall ot | ____Attorneye-at-Law _ “iar beiena “& RAS IN, Attorneys at canes Yi wo Bare ALL, wryer. Pow Bes Mote fo Fees #0 Sta rr-Boyd Bi rr aA “h.. AND) buliding. Tag wal at West Seattle. Pike sreeet rcrxiune co. 3 Rath alas ANDRRSON, 901-2080 Arcade ttle. 8 years practice W, Merritt, W. D. LAMBUTH, 9-5 Pacific Bik. ta Kellogs. lawyer, Bailey, vide BAXTER & WILSON, @ Now Yoru ee enti THE CANADIAN BANK OF CoM- ed 1867. a ines oral m time Bs Branch. Hott, Manager. PuGET Bou yUND b NATIONAL BANK Cums yore ae rete =. vice pres. ty Ankeny ies aot the nited Bal So ded d ~tf ‘oung horses, already ¥ Bsoa Yor any hind of Night Bye, Pacitic BALE — Sideboard, cheap. %7 treet. ~ a For Sale or Excha if land near Sera bas af inge for city Boopetty " paon. 1 vince, Ballard, Ph Phone Baj- PEOPLE SAVINGS ty ae Second avenue snd Pike ital paid 0.000 vee Best rE an regulator: only ae deta iat Hy nwt ia inion, between ee ot ze iat Seana oS, vaxpertence. Zan WILSON! _james (roy Fyre, Business College. __ Medic PEM, Te ‘dinensca of muccen fully treated. Cy evar jan free, Sree, York inatitute. fice Katabrook Bil new entrance, 2) Union, Tutra. ‘estern Ave . Black ‘AINS laundered, 2c pair. art] Becond und IND. "i pany vulensey. . moreage tor Sale. is ba Anion, ower rieet rat — ee Ee ——— M. B. CRANE @ CO, INC. DIY W. PERKY, Goulist “AUPE | REAL ESTATR AND INSURANCE mR —— $074.9 Hitel Byllding. DR. FONDA NADBAU-~4 Alas Bead Hike, ding. whee, Osteopathy WASHINGTON INFIRMARY oF tg OE oe 14d Beoond Syne! Mein 4064; both men and path® examination free, WASHINGTON JNOTITUTE oF oe TROPATHY—Fh Bale De ERB 45, A BAKGAIN.-10 acres, rith bottom land, partly cleared, fretralase soll, close to ‘school and | neighbors, faciny ty road. } handy to one of the beat tow the Valle between Beattle an Te coma, terme. BERT MALTHY, msm Alaska Buliding NAKE Fgh irrigated ane and 2-acre tracts any aR ras low rates for | day’ Nilaht excursions. 33 Arend on cou! raphers’ te Hi fon BOPTLY block for Information. Patent Attorney CTENTS™” Guarantoed. mi ee Ay office +, Ne attorney istered pt and ees cause [rpertence in Beattie. Cok, anne Surgeons, DR. be oy @2 Alaska Bulid- tng. Both phones. DR. Ds DALTON, “Wi Arcade. Skin die eases only, DR. GkO. HERBUN, @ @ Union Bi ‘ Sider ena mm Very easy ROMER wale” MS-20-71 Alaska Huliding. __Wenatches Valley. tn Irrigation to the Wenate! the big red apple row on trees “Cumeade Oreh- are 7%, intereoted ina wy 7 henge ef re Storage miles long and wilt GET a Free Ar. of Beattie completed Beptember foving & a it ave end Cherry TRUNKS (delivered days ree; plane bur stare v eatimates ws Prat ae ramet ee Bee much, but the above fig oe well them quick. Make your me at once, Bee oF write TENS 2 Alnsks Prone Main 2987, Or call on HAKOLD KOREN, tive. Leavenwort! oerds orem boiune da Tarai Representa __Aereage for Sale. ACRE TRACTS. Water front properties on Lake Wash- me at once BO Phone Main ssis, For Bale—Rea! Estate Ww. Brighton Beach. place to live. ‘acres lake front, on block wharf, fine bearing orchard; = ee eatap tte THIS LOOKS —_ ° ° ‘And the more you investigate the bet ter it looks, What in the use of renting or buying elsewhere when P eek bs opportunity te within your reach, A good, well-iullt’ froom modern house, In @ good location, fine tot $2x100, beautiful view, Few oppor: tunities like this come In a lifetime, © 91,800.00; 900.00 cash, $26.00 ver month, CALHOUND, DENNY & EWING, Ino 201-207 Alaska Buliding. —_ Phones—Kx, 4, Ind, 917. || WHO’ LL START | "BR today We are offering two | 4-room cottages, oar Madi fe ean Vought for conabder- able less money. COME make us an offer. 1 ' | = x j 3 js in Gilman addition In- , nL each, two blocks ar tine. 1m, in Ross, two hin Latona, Flot on Queen Anne Hill tonid, fine View uf Cascadee and y mplc Sle vax thei, fine view overlooking take Uni a ot x1, wll tm and paid for, 24 denny ‘way and I eine modern, on dind street, lock from wehoo! house and car provements in tere aut Minaigetriuet bbe View his be had by paying §ib0 ‘down and per, month. gtoo— Re! moderh, 9 roo qed telkt i res nen. locer {lcer. ¢ rooms. sewing room and th on upper floor, @x1%, nice and nevel, easy terme. RARE BARGAIN we dpe Washington Reaidence he first time the “aetlanerad Mfocation on Thirty “se fruite; new stx-room house “SOUTHEAST SEATTLE 1 3 FOO 7 ) m; everything fine, 62.040. 18 Minutes’ Ride from Buniness kn from wharf ieroom || P ‘enter | butlat mand all in si den and small frutts, <iewe in weekty, 9 large lots and broom house. 1 block and from front; good orchard and I not cowt you only $1,000 another cent; le-minute car service morning and pervice during t houses on term: sca 2, Pine Sram sold na “al t; good yy ton one-hait of the cost the houre. homes have tan ote neryes Lak Tmonthe: there ne OMG Dt fete sergen Lake} os site ‘and churches, Take Wash: y ae nes eet car. Offices open un- w “Riokenp "and trite ATL HOMESERKER® CO ae i wang to see this = tt an NiWEUL ie Harton wt, —n A BEAUTIFUL HOME. A BARGAIN—10 acres. rie Pion nds bowlers ae. ee n elahbere: facing em ‘county’ read; of ground. urniahed ouse and yard, stable houne, eken A fine Jer poration Law, indy (0 one of the best towns in ¥ cow if wanted. A sacrifice. For the Valley. between Beattie ag Te: | favu. The aged. owner fone nowt. coma; Bary terms. mamediate sale demand fot OBERT MALTIY, keys the property: YOU WILL Ali Print a ‘cuai.ts SOMERS COMPANY. HERR RER Alaska Huliding = = Reat Bratt JA Bereta. HERE ARE SOME BARGAINS x eM $0 for & house and lot near the eteel = Attorney and © beugectior at Law. plant on the main road. = f= re a A chance to buy a home cheap at th ttle, four c rom car, Newotiat oniy ; 5 Mortgnae Kogna "n' ~ miy 98 down and balance in one x x x fa cash and balance In one, two and three yea! WINSHIP Bros. Room 30 Colman Bi “GET CLOBE TO NATURE” Within the city, on a pretty level piece of und Huich oll; whade trees; Fine new 7-room cott of fine land, only 3 —t ving dim This ‘fs a bargain at are and easy di y. fence ofr alt 1,000. clear running stream an attractive - o 7 idly en CHARLES FE. ADAMS, Bancing, car lines conventent, i man Bullding. " _ —t| tween Liniversity : " EATTLE AND TACO-| The price below val ~ eamh wa: 4 handy Hoetnterurha heres | CARERS HOMERS COMPAN ie brush, very easily #12 Alaska + &'rcad, a ag timber epetoed eure CHEAP alter uae . Toad, adjoining ro. Garter mile from echool $100. Halt] lots 2-story ha OUR, lots, ROBERT MALTHY, hem; 19-29-21 Alaska Butiding. <4] in. on ger, Hot REE OOVERNMENT LAND. Block. omestondn jemert claim fi ti — re ay lands, timber lands, rane at at)| FOR BAL: Onan. descriptions Aiea “Werms casy. Add SMITH & CO. care Star. __ Room 3 Times Butlding. (DR S heme, 4 Tange poor i "Weal Douglas by 14 ‘rult. jen. ha’ pene) "Woes jcaon tide. ie od car line. Ini phone Red 7128. ie FIVE AND TEN-ACR TRACTS $15 to $35 Per Acre Any terms. Good, RR P. ©., wharf and good roadx surveyors now on the ground for new ralirond Ing ten pounds was just brought into the store at $100 to $18 per acre you will wish you had bt Jahd at this price after the 3 acres more is sold. ¢ it show you. Take G. N. train at #:25 a. m. to Meadow ir round trip. i meet the train every day. Restaurans at earein returns at 3 P.M. We also have fine cleared watd each. Come up and see them. ‘GEO. WHEBLER Meadowdal station, land, running water; r jand store, ‘corner! phage weigh= | this land in sell« much rich lew ol é ae, W having unobstructed vik rma eg, af time of seven re plete tein, epery provermen oe mult the crit: pepocsty for B= cost Be peea our REALTY Co. 0 New York Block. tn the Hil tract good on ation, nice lay- street ote; MW each. Vacant Jot on corner of 2rd and Col- Joae Bt, nim, price saa, Fine lot on rd Ave. near Madison st aim, everything in and paid tor} n HAMBELETON & OLSEN, > nm Bi Rew month Income Be And leased for several years; founds, building ie three storie big basement built of brick; you Cah realize 14 per cent on your money it's time to get action, an this offer can't jast long. Particulars only at our offi Mehnitr REALTY co. 6 New ¥ i when CAMPLIN: on hington. Her pees fi boating and fishing lar water front lots srom nog to ee J ee on terme of lance $1 week pive-cent fare by buying tickets - due tor, Take Washing to, Atlant! tee Grittin . OF call Rooms 1. Times block UY THI8 NICK LITTLE RaNcH | New ¢room house and three acres of fine land 1% acres cleared, good garden, small fruit; chick utes ride to the eclty; $100 cash and ery three monthe. a Ly Nichols, @& Pioneer Bldg. —tt NAF m Madison street, 2 running through t; all in iawn, with new mover; room house, for #1600; on very easy terme, TAWRENCE. Kin % Beoond Ave lastered, wh and n, Green 16 FroRc ED to well 6-r¢ house. jot 100 at park gate; easy’ terme. Real 1 Office, 4468 | a Park avenue 10 | CLOBE-IN farms and acreage, 00 por | Bel ut me improved. 1A wher, Hillman, in the 19-20-21 Alaska Butldine. 2 18 A BARGAIN in neighbors. Handy to o t the valley: between Beatle and coma; { o te ROMER MAI -2l Alaska Building. house $4 mile from car ant 2% min- | “GIVE US FREE SPEECH” SEATTLE SOCIALISTS “ALL RIGHT WE'LL KEEP OFF” The socialists have won, Hereafter they will be allowed to hold their sidewalk meetings with- oat being pounced upon by t sturdy guardians of the peace. A local committee representing the socialists called on Mayor Bal linger and Chief of Police Delaney on Monday morning and stated their grievances After @ congenial pow-wow, it was agroed that the expounders of free speech and equal rights should be allowed to hold thelr meetings on Union, between First and Second, The committee consisted of M. J. Kennedy, E. D. Whidon and George W. Scott. They were accompanied by their attorney, Judge Winsor, and Arthur Morrow Lewis, the so- claltst speaker. SOLDIER LADDIES ARE IN CAMP The annual encampment of the National guards of Washington be- gan Monday morning at American lake. The encampment this year is to be something more than fun, as the men are to be drilled in the gentle art of higher warfare, Only the of- ficers of the various companies and picked sharpshooters are in attend ance. The encampment ts to be converted into a regular school in which the different army tactics are to be taught. All the men have brought their text books, and they will be expected to burn the “mid- night of!” over their lessons. 1. George B. Lamping, of the nd infantry regiment, left Mon- day morning for the camp. Most of those to be in attendance left Satur- day. NO HACKS UNLESS-- There will not be a single hack in the great labor union parade tn Sep- | tember unless the hack drivers get busy and organize a wi The Teamsters’ unic Senttle Labor council stere declare that they will not par- Uetpate in the parade ether as or-|@ naments or as hired horsemen if al» in|» Ax all hackmen are now un- |» they, as! * non-union teamater is allowed Ine. organized, tt ana that well as all other non-union team- stere, will have to learn the prin- * would | ciples of untontem ff they profit from the labor day parade. Ree “DON'T WANT LAWYER” BHE SAYS. ‘No, your honor, I am not guilty, and I do not need a lawyer.” This was the reply of Emily Pleasant, charged with arson, when Judge Griffin asked her, Saturday morning, If she want- ed an attorney appointed to de- fend her. “Well, will you be ready for trial on Wednesday?” queried the court, puzzled as to wheth- er the woman meant to defend her own case or not. or,” replied the woman, ing out of the window, and the cane was set for Wednenday. ‘Whether Miss Pleasant al- ready has an attorney in the background, or actually means to defend herself at the trial is « matter of conjecture. Al- most as broad ax she ts long, and complacently self-suffi- clent in her bearing, the wom- an charged with burning up a railroad cabin, walked out of the courtroom and back to the county jail without taking any- ® one into her confidence. * See eee eee ee Tee eee ee eee eee MA) BE THROWN oT OF cour? According to information which has been received by the striking brewers, the application made in a San Francisco court by the Seattle | Brewing & Malting company for an | injunction to prevent Peter Hanson from organizing a boycott against its products in the California city will be thrown out of court The case is to be taken up very soon. Peter Hanson is the local man sent to San Francisco to or- Ranize the boycott there, where it has been far more costly to the Se- attle Brewing & Malting company than it has been in this city, | Manager Sweeney has not yet served his complaint to the brewers | relative to the Injunction for which he has applied in this city, and the strikers are disposed to look at the move as | For Sale—Farm tinued. “Ne tallew Interurban; level land, easily cleared, mont- Very easy terms. ROVERT MALTRY, 99-20-21 Alaska Bullding. ~~" AND. 'TACO- SEATTLE 20 pores, to Interurb mostly al- very enally Cleared. no timber, facing good coun ty road, adjoining an improved farm, quarter’ of mile from school, $700, Half cash 19-20-41 Alaska Bullding. “4 rich, ly alder and maple For Sale—Houses and Lots. A-¥INE HOM cottage, new, porce= lain plumbii bearing fruit street Met g eae wl, $1,400; any te Owner, 1901 Sturgise, corner Jy Beacon Hii car to Charles . SEE EEE EEE EEE EERE Re ee ee eevee re tree eet ee et eee eee | tanued | @ an ultimatum to this effect to the!» The team- |» | MAVOR BALLINGER ARTHUR MORROW LEWIS. Socialist speaker, whom the police finally allow the privilege of free speech in Beattle SRAAKKERAARAGKA WS THE WOOD PUSSINS OF * INSECT WORLD RETURN * A year ago the visit of a “stink” bug made the business houses of half a dozen big Seattle firms places of tor ment for clerks and patrons. ‘The dismay of a business man on Second avenue may be im- agined but not adequately ex- pressed when It fs known that yesterday his Janitor discoy- ered a “stink” bug on the floor. “It was just a y ago yes- terday that the fir bug ap- peared,” walled the firm thie ning, pone we are in slege.” The first bug was tenderly removed to the stove and in- cinerated. Last year the jan- ifor made the almost: fatal mistake of stepping on one of the insects, and-he learned cau- tion. It is not known where the insects come from, or why they arrive soon after the Fourth, or why they choose Second avenue stores, or even why they smell like a mixture of ancient egg» and shop- worn limburger, but the sad, sad fact of their existence and & the penetrating scent they emit when disturbed is well known, and if human precau- & tion can prevent another ept- # demic it will be warded off. * * Rha for another * i ee a ee ee ** TANANA CLEAN-UP $8,000,000 Nome liner Olympia arrived on Monday afternoon with 47 passen- gers, most of whom were from the Tanana, and $20,000 of treasure from the latter district, reporting that the spring clean-up in the Tan- ana wil lamount to about $8,000,000. Storms at Nome delayed the ar- rival of the vessel, which should have reached port July 1. She left St. Michael on June 30. THE MARKETS From present indications, this year is going to be a record- breaker in the potato market. Com- mission men on Western avenue say that the crops are all heavy and that there will be more potatoes on the market this winter than there has been for a long time. The weather this summer has been ideal, according to farmers, for potato growth. The arrival of new po- tatoes on Western avenue was the main feature Thursday California goods that arrived on the steamer Sunday are composed | chiefly of peaches, pears and a great many other kinds of small fruit California's fruit crop this year has been exceedingly good. Green corn iw on commission row in abundance. Canteloupes are coming In fast. Their condition of late has been rather poor, owing to the long dis- tance they are shipped. Water- melons are getting cheaper. Vegetables. Beans, dry, small whites, whiter, $3@4. green beans beans, 5@7 Th: beets, per owt., $3,253.75 $2.25@3.75; large pink beans, $3.26 @éc; wax green wax beans, 18e per sack, $1.50; parenipe, native carrots, per $3.50@4.50 08 & spinach, crate, ad lettuce, per dozen, parsley, per doren, 26c; carrots, per box, $1.00; Greeley potatoes, $22.00 23.00; new Callfornia potatoes, per Ib: Minnesota — potate new White river potate 2c; apples, fancy, per b pe per sack, $1.25; sack, $1.50; cauliflower new, 100; $3.00; ‘artichokes, per dozen, 61 native rhubarb, 1%@2c; summer asparagus green green peppers, per Th, phone peas, 1% ax Minstasippt to- matoes, per crate, $1.76; summer equarh Bo: native turnips, per doren, 8@10c; flat Dutch cabbage, 1Kc; native ‘cabbage, 1%c: green corn, per dozen, 85¢; cucumbers, 30@h0c; German cucumbers, per case, $1.75; nutmegs, per cave, $2.00 @4.00. Fruits. Bananas, bunch, $2.59@ 3.50; dates, , | Sept, tb, O%@6e; tgs, %-Ib — 41 Hi needienn, 10-lb cartons, grape fruit, seediens, $4.00 @42.75; limes, 0c per hundr ~ meditranica sweets, vox, $2.26; oranges, box, $3.60@4.60; or worries, $10; Florida pineapples, p cane, $6.00; apricots, per cane, cherries, —860@ 91,605 peache crate, ibe} peac $i; May Duke cherrion, ¢ California cantaloupes, %, $2.26 came ; blackberries, plums, per cane, kberrien, $4.60 cane; California apt 26 per box n applen per box; green grapes, $160 melons, $4.00 dozen; California pears, per Butter and Cheese Washington cheene, 11@ 120; cream brick cheese, 14@16c; Calle fornia cheese, 12%¢ egon cheese, butter, 16 is. Strictly fresh ranch, per dozen, @26c; Oregon egg, 22¢ Golden A $5.55; extra C, fm nicks, $5.65; powdered, In bare 40; dry gronulated, in aac cube, in burrels, $6.66; bi $6.06; maple sugar, 10@12%q Lam Ke if paid within 18 days, Meats. ef, Te; mteerm, Tc; mut~ ton 7% @%e, pork, 7@7%e: spring lamb, 83@4; ar small, 8@8%C; lve rabbits, dozen, 3. iene, Bacon and Lard. 13c; bacon, breakfant, rd, Star, tierce, Ihe White White Rose, 8'%e. Ducks, dressed, aes 14@ 110; dressed, 16@ 160; spring chickens, 20c pound; turkeys, fancy local dremmed 20@ 22c, Nuts. Brazil, per tb, 13@14e: cocoanute, per dozen, #00; walnuts, Eng- lish, 146@16 pecans, 13@ 146%) filberts, lac; black walnuts, Top butternuts, Se; Virginie peanuts, almonds, hickory nuta, 7e; Jap peanuts, be; Te; Jumbo peanuts, $c; 12% @ lic. Fish, Oysters, Ete. Boles, 4c; black cod, 4%e; crabs, $1.00@ 1.60. ipment, $1.00; clams, 4; oysters, Olympla, per 44.50; open bulk, per gallon, $2.96; salmon, 10c; salmon trout, Sos! skinned perch, Se; shrimps, §@100% flounders, 3c; herring, 3c; lobstera, 17%e;_ smelt, 6c; sturgeon, $c; biaclt bass, Te; halibut. hd perch, 4c Fio Patent, per Del, $4.78; Cro $6:10; Minnesota hard wheat, tH Best, lympic, $4.’ Pillsbury, $8: Filectric, $4.75; Holly, $4.78; ‘Golden Northwest, $6:76: lectric Light, $7.25; Gold Medal, # Top Notch, $4.45; Centennials, best, $1. °: Gola- Grog, $4.25; Patent Excellent, $4.78% Novelty A, ae Is. Whole wheat, 10c, per bale, $2.07 whole wheat flour, per bbl, $4.50; graham, bbl, $4.25; per bale, $2085 bbl. $4: rye flour, per bbl, 96.005 rye meal, per bale, $2.50; buckwheat, per i. $7; buckwheat, per bale, $3.75; corn meal, 108, per bale, $2.105 per bbl, $3.75 ; white corn SOs, $4; per bale, $2.20; rolled oats, bbl, 8. C. Co. $5.75; wheat flakes box 75 Ibs, is 20; farina, per a3 $5.60; farina, sacks, per bale, $2; hominy, R per bbl, $4.70 self-raising buckwheat, 3645, case, $2.76; pearl barley, 25-Ib boxes, $4.50; pearl barley, 100-I1b sacks, $43 eplit peas, $4.50@ $5.00; popcorn, per ewt, $3.00; cracked wheat, per bale, $2.00. Honey. California strained, per tb, Sez California Te per Ib, 140; honey, extract, th. 7@8%c; | Or: grape cream, 10-case lots, a7 honey, Yakima, 12%¢, Feed. Cats, per ton, $31@32; bran, per ton, $21@22; barley, rolied, per $26.50@27; feed wheat, per ton, @33; dairy chop feed, per ton, $28; ofl meal, per tom, $40; best chop, $27@28; whole corn, ton $27; shorts, per ton, $23, Hay. Eastero Washington a $16.00; alfalfa, $12.00; wheat $14; Eastern Washington, compressed, $17.60; Puget hoy, $10@ 12. Grain and Grass Seed. Red clo ime, owt, $17.00; i white ar’ 10; English rye grass, $8; Italian rye grass, $8; brome grass, $13; tall meadow oat grass, $15; Kentucky, blue grass, $12@15; pasture mixture, uplands, $10@12. Food. ultry Oyster shells, 100s, ton, $22; clans shells, 1008, $20; bone meal, 100m, $32; granulated bones, 100s, $32. On 26s and 60s $2 per ton higher, Report furnished by Hopkins & Uo. (inc.), brokers, 906 and 206 Alaska building. CHICAGO MARKETS. CHICAGO, July 10,—The follows ing quotations ruled on the Board of Trade today: ‘Wheat— High. Low. Close, | July, 911-8, 891-2, 901-4, | Sept., 88 1-4, 867-8, 875-8. Dec., 88 8-8, 87, 877 alsike, cholce, $1 timothy, | Dec. 50, 491-4, 491-4, May, 491-4, 485-8, 485-8 Oate— July, 33 3-8, 32 3-4, 32 3-4. Sept., 313-4, 311-4, 311-4, Dec,, 321-4, 32, 32. May, 837-8, 881-2, 835-8. Pork— July 12.921 13.12 1- 12.62 1-2, 12.621-2, » 12.85, 12.87 . NEW YORE STOCKS. NEW YORK, July 10.—The fole lowing quotations rule@ on the Stock Exchange today: High. Low, Close. Amal. Copper, 841-8, 83, 831-8. Amer. Sugar, 140 1-8, 139 8-4, 140 1-8, R; | : 721-8, 71, 71. %, 105 1-2, 105 1-2, 105 1-8, | 1-4, 1281-8, 128 3-4, U, &. Steel, 361-8, 341-8, 35, U.S. S., pfd., 102 7-8, 101 Atchison, 85 7-8, 86 1-4, 114, 112 7- 163, 182 a7e4, at 1 8, 471-2. & N., 150, 149 1-4, 149 1-2. etropol., 1 L. Missouri Pac. 99 3-4, 99 1-2, 148 1-4, 142 1-2, 142 6-8, Reading, 108 1-2, 196 6-8, 107 1-4, 99 3-4 Penha,, Rock Island, 31 7-8, 311-2, 311-2. Southern Pac., 66 1-8, 641-2, 64 3-4, St. Paul, 180 1-4, 179 3-8, 179 1-2. Union Pacific, 128 7-8, 180, 129 1-4, Sales to noon 438,200 shares, enidan