The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1905, Page 6

ereage for & Sale. - oa Star Want Ad. Agencies yy Tea meats Tun CANADIAN Bane or com. net. oie ON. R we © oa, ” 7 unnyeide Av juny Ragley’s Orua) tion, Green Lake M. BD. CRAND & CO, INC. se Mt ARAL MSTATE AND INSURANC! Hiding, r ite Want ad. office, fowed son time tii, GHIBAT Biore, Second and Pike, Phomem) or orage double bugey for te OF country; also a new tent, poles, BWunset 060; Ind. 1153. compl 1 Bast Bpruce street, 1d Earioad good young horses, already b t yk kind of haht Beattie Branoh—G. ne. Perry and ithe street, “pouth Beattie ©. N. Lohndroff, cigar store, 915) yor and a Beeond Avenue. ™ 0 WILL buy furniture of nine} — ~ —— me _ a all rented; time payment. %} PROPLES BAVIBGS BANK Brighton Beach. ourth ‘avenue 16 | Becond avenue and a . Quaker Drug Store, 1013 First. Ave, ye Tos =| Hal pala We 10, O00, ian 18 A BARGAIN 10 acrog, re » bottom land, 6 cleared FORT RENT From fiat BG Ls Uh al, savings and “trust business Arpt lane wl alone, tO 6 pot d avenue THE BCANDINAVIAN AMBRICAN| De Ae OF the bent 44 P. H. Motien, 821 Ballard Ave op: Hank of Boactie”A general banking | [8H oa Bd in ae of nite npr | pusiness transacted; dep OMIA Toe APT FNS] gy chal and rns Wwoot An Te Bis Weatern” ‘avenue: Ph Grew Cailbera, pres, J.B. Chilberg. 1m +2) d Lea hier, Wim. Co, Bwing Street | mek ROOM, ith seem tor rent, tn oe See 2 nice large office, phone, eto. 6m Fremont Drug ry plsets, Wisk. . City Hall. pos y ing, el W. ' Colues "Woes, "Erlowon Wide a ante! Wenatoh Valley. and Fremont Ave. Sale—Furniture. ariSee MER TAR TION Ww King, dnd Wenbtehes GET a Free MAY joattic at Heklas ourth | Valley je hig throno=Pive gores of Moving & Storage Co. First avenue | Ave. corner Wongtehce’ Valley irrigated | lands Z nd Cherry et ’ will keep your family in plop! ‘Thos. Harris, at postoffice, Renton, | 25° <8" Sackaen Aa Aah ure oh fo vou t AN Winde t etable fruit. be and v DOT Wo PERKY, Geller, Aura Nn _M0 Marion, ws platted Cascade Or- DR. FONDA NADEAU-3 Alaska M eanuath. oe ie 2 bulidts . Nallroad, Ne miler zation canal will FOR EXCHANGE Osteopathy J1ON INFIRMARY * mber let this year, ng Wemere tracts are with perpetual water Fr ASSIFIED On \ os il wi sated Ads One In e : The nic acre w o Pp, ne i sertion Free S ee S “4 ‘ood oui bitreered Na Sih ee Fights.” Wo ‘start them ‘at $100.00 per tions - Fox ouge, Do not . acre, with b years to pay, Bome —- two cents a @ trade, for Rraperty Waived | ooret ne Improved’ mrp $100.00 e iicher’ than $2,600, pay ditter- | WASHINGTON INSTITL wat bar “HEL TED” 3) 2S sprenawe, om arcade mid bate Deposkt bids. avi "one year. AND ALL OTHER ADS. 3) pie We a hi an Thven ‘One Cent a Word, 3 —— nt Attorney ade Orohards,” We eS A One week, § cents a line per Ps “ a stat eed. Fenwick” 5 insertion. eaperien ETE — atx or fraction thereot $ Cin MESCREA DS a OF ives Alask thing. Beattie, Wash FOR EXCHANC Gulte sok” & Aleske Dullting, J | OF call HAROLD KOREN, Local Representa: tive, Leavenworth, Wash. mee rank Pit Intered aitorn in patent and trai sevens b years prperience in "Benutle. man llock = at Green Lake, for farm, Cottage and small impr Have two modern homes to exchange for income property, and pay any cash difference necessary. A DR. CHAMBER’ ng house. Ing.“ Both phones. 0, DR. DALTON, Gi Arcade Bkin dis | Over 24 to cases only grade, which is paid in full. 2 Alaska Bullé-| REAL ESTA DR GEO. HERBE N, @ Union Blk. $12,000 @x1M, between Pike and Westlake, on Lae Beventh avenue, improvements ORE s Brees Mar of Beattie at Dekina| ing over $110 per month, Bowtie eS rage Co, First Ave erry Cog $8,000 on Firet avenue, south of Bett, i 3 days! with store building and rooms up} urpityre stairs; this bn t heapest plece per * ples) front foot on the street TRUNKS delivered & free, “plano Mire. Martha Blair, of Chi. wise: Hei ot Sia fey Son fsaa Eiet a itoraes yee ae rience. 2007 ‘estern 2 400 About I acres of water front just ‘south of the Mercer hotel, on Mer- island: there ts over 1,00 feet of er front cums RTAINS laundered, te pair. ber x | iairveyante nN AP of Seattle at Bekins | Mo joom fy bas _ Corner x08, in Capitol Him Add, hs Borne Piret avenue | = The tth avenue “i Division ‘No. € being the southeast corner of 19th and Aloha street; tm Pa a Me Sate te provements all paid at this price : IRE men wanted to show and ‘America lots, ete. : men ‘iret, A new. le fist otkely' ee ‘confidential ny lot 0x12. In Capitol © monthly #000 buy before the | @ lots, Sexia cach, one mile north of ar AIR MEAN YOO CAN'T AFFORD Put your money the Ontveemty nme Block. today. tt TO Mis8 IT. when it's 90 close and PRINTERS ATTENTION: don't coat very much meney to at © e in—not any more than you can sense of wit work om shares Sy fr sal landlord. 3 fine and ls good ie Faas trae BChagschNG TOAK COStpany, | “werk phi in SF MARION BUILDING. facte et A full Block 12 lots In Riverside Adal- Yoo can pay Be in easy paymet tion, close to Denny Clay works, our ‘Low rat oo puplicity. Lsconnealith sere sect tt iis wiitbive 2 ire Ras THE FIDELITY LOAN CO. advances| [fv the time to buy. ‘The owner I 7 tot esi on 28th, clone to 00 cash, balance eam money to sala: ple in the city for m whort tine. from | Esler ether oe Angelen ee, Bo for 6 CG Ber cent f or giher tract down, 810 per mont ! ad and ance re. © per cent, or, if M. B& TURNER INVESTMENT CO. im with tract timber “tn city | ————_—___—it = | oa or yee phones Sais tee; Ind ele. 5S oat, epg ot Confidenth a HENRY rb. WILLMAN, Owner i For parvcye * Jewelry: low 208 Madivon Street aex | ‘a sot serace, ob bet ween ay regrets STEWART, STEWART & CO. es “and Sth Aves. A HOME SITE. on tb Once Bleck $O—Four acres excellent soll within | 4 oe an ot "ro modern houne uno walging distance of electric car. a Ps aed ston stores and on Sne of the fihegt county roads ‘In King county y terme, mt wide Beguuful home on 1th avenue “ws — Fy Apes —tt ih; 11.000 cash, balance to sult — —— | purchaser » An eh ber,at ence f° Eeklott Mfx. Co. nora. AP of Bei Sage owas ay a A RELIABLE place to borrow money tehes. wer) 9 interest ie i. Went oe Pie ceree S|f hav bane Paste § Vise igs Joane Get page: |i mooi 4 ‘ =| Sglance to sult, purchaser. Ee od eM hg Howton Block, Z umber Bech x Me ith avenue wert, will sol es eats street. FH fi ar Hak fis en apni rc _7-foom modern houne, lot dus md bey E peel Bete Feit the 3 located on Bindiggn, with beautiful view of lake a mountains, Wanted to make fancy work 3 poration Law. 3 pierey balance Pe net month. Satoteery neon ie tats ErEX EXER ERE eit SS wt om modern co ‘Svenue. ‘Hours 1010 bit mn ae gtrvet imarover wan! help on pants. 70 Fe AT eee water. locaied'in| meat thy avenve west, Queen “Anne! walt lowe! in enue pues ‘avenue.’ er ae the Searle Garden Ty ‘on Bain- down, balance fike. rent. Se ne bridge island; price &@ per acre. fee, eanred. with small Wented—Fomete MO! vEY. BY advanced oa salaried people, re- ed peop ~ house: located 2 blocks of car line; wail family. oo ork. fy ‘or 2 children; ref lock. S13 —* | itegey te ign on, ren) enintg or - gin ©. Holland, N | ot ron! - will sell on terme, arty gies idee sian’: Sertert 2 fo sal‘ as ge acre Wy ts, on oor f price $7 n jown, balance $10 per mon rcond Ave. Aedes snaued arvana: Der wehave farms and close-in acreage: Ca iapem LETON 4 OLSEN, rei ie, We SWART & nob REE Goy are’ LAND. is, Come: claime. irriga ber lands, ranches ol SMITH & Co. Room ? Times Butldi Private maney ot low rate Oni inary, fealer Wes Montana Loan Go. joans money 6 to} ____ linekiey bloc TEN ACRES. sider land, SOUTHEAST BEATT ' 18 Minutes’ Ride from Y 1. ie Center. clea . fine soll: handy to Tacoma Interurban; 840. “beat | terms. ble for two pais i Mt in suburb of Beattie ROBERT MALTBY if 0 Der week. tale at invoice: party going east; me: Buliding. —17 PF, pinuts ow rent, , long wie . Phone binek ee ee houses on terms of 2 or 8 ver weeks Corner | mee ot atareve es “care tae 0 ACRES, overlooking the sound. ail homes have been ‘sold and built et 7” P | 6-room house. in or re ore oer jor al ee eee caning fratts ots Ikinas. Phis te nthe, cheap: gehoole sand Nehurches io Waste ‘will Sell reasonably tf in King coun’ lew | nat re Offices open ‘un- none ee Bi $0 per month. Address gout of mn of Grant etr Sear tLe HOMESEEKERS Co. oC. BYERS & CO. Wasi boat Near Full furnished will buy @ nice new p trom cottage with pilon room, his en wine widered quite a bar t price, Hee ua at the terme are very IAL ni » wil i k from car line, Terma | very easy | town, in gteared and only m0 feet | | from city water pip wt leave «© the rms, halt & COMPANY FORERTER, M 226 Watley Huliding | Both Phones 37 S CAMPING BITES on hinaton, Memutiful qrov of ® down, balance $1 per fare buying A BEAUTIFUL HOME the lakes, Plenty of | « of fruit, flowers, garden h porches, ‘eh «ANG yard. “Mable. “A tine Jor- it CHAKLES SOMERS COM Two. tay 41-2 Alaska Butiding t law Ho WHITE, «F “Oriental Block. ~tf through inning om frect ‘to street: ail ‘In inwn, flow: ore and garden, with new modern for 51.000; on Very easy ent TC say Becond Ave. yr eheniaieuratie: —_ nuy THIS NICE LITTLE RANCH room house » the elty; sta tree = mohtha. Pioneer ~ avenue nort plastered. firepli fie down, Ttrttah Bee ine cqmer, Hilitean, in the Times ik. today —tf _ For Gate—Parms and Land MUST, good BR, SO1L.D—@ acren, nicely to- adjoinini te ns partia bolt iy imp od cam house, email oe hard. there hex Brough on one @ acres to pay for the r halt heeds money and ur to sell for It te a very low fg ure. Tf you see the place you will buy it MA ich cash Bitle ot Clone jain etre 327-29 Arcade Butlding. tl Woup You Like 70) AVE IT _ ee The best view. ot Lak 6. whiny A SNAP. a view ot] oie om” Mave the fot that wou 2 eres, very righ land. «rand view of | sult you. city; an close in as Queen Anne Hill: TIDE LAND. uurrounded hy streets. This Lot on First avenue south, @xid, is at West Heattle and not ‘comer running from First aye. squt Beattle’s Steel Co.'s great rolling| to Utah street; §7.40—for a few days mills. Some lucky man will get this) only p. Small cash payment and bal- WINSHIP BRO ee monthly Room m0 ¢ ide. ir JH. WHITE, _— —— «F Oriental Block —tt| CHEAP HOUSE, ¢ 2 nino § Datory house, ie, 4 late, Terme on eer Square. | them; 0 dow fie BS Ret month. lone in, Jo" FIVE ACRES. 9% miles southwest of cogectuntty 8 for # man fe in ¥ of @ S-room ‘cot- sight of On car line, cl A eet eae gees <0 | os a We le: | $F é Diliman. rooms 1-24 bir) Tso! i jury cases ni ta tree. loc! look. this 00 Pacitio back ei tie o ont MODERN home. ¢ large rooms, jot @ HM. WHITE, 108, fruit, garden, half block from Oriental Block : at she Bee Inguire phone Red 712. —1¢ evenings from 7 to & Public. CALHOUND, DENNY & EWrNG, J.P. BALL, Law: M-2 Alaska Buliding. Ine! aston ree,” Mode Foes. rv ide. ue iret Ave. You should own « PHONES—EX. 4; IND. n7. i oars -€9-8S Are wa Rive or TensAcre Tract ww. nH. M erritt, 6 New York Bik. TA. Kellogs. 1 i. lawyer, Hib Baliey, bide. puet aaies 2 ‘people J ee sr gilaged el mei ot ON. te New Yau. Tnterurl hed pity fe very, larke. yo BAXTER @ WILSON, @ New York |ll secure lant very reasonable. We sell our, iand wt WS ty 8a per ae wit Bellevue rive —12 Educational y terme, Others are naa at Hoe fo Sisk per ‘acre for same ‘kin WiLson’ umn liege. 6 are negotiating for another large tract, but if we should buy it we gv En a Bt pace tnd ince ee will have to pay more than we have gold the highest of thi land for. Not - couraging for us, bat we will ¢ to get more m for it we will ooty fo up and'see Our land and compare prices, you will ‘ome to Mentowdale, $2 a.m. Our agent meets the train me to the office and let use show you int of the lan bids on senna | 5 gores of 5 ina Tfifee o names of parties that have taken Sdvantage ‘of this App! 4 yo Week dente great of otter’ Don't put it off too long, ae we ouly have a very limited ee ee neve West & Wheeler if goods, Main” He, Oi'Pike, COLMAN BLOCK, antes peas! mn, fer Biles from taille » om BETWEEN BRATTLE AND TA’ o) Cleared. ne thmber. facing noed coun- fy Fyed. edsotning an improved fe 7, % of a mile fr $d BUYS 16 acres ROBERT MALTRY, 192-2) Alaska Buliding. 17 D. neer Block. —tf EN RANCH— acres, good rtially Improved, fine creek piace: orchard; —4room several chicken houses, i If cash. ROBERT MALTBY, 99-20-21 Alaska Butiding. Handy to Interurban; 20 acres, aecond bottom land. grostly at maple brush: very en OM RCHOC!; FXO. ROBERT MAL ERE. Ala 1% miles from Be- acc rina rich level caaily cleared. mostly alder maple: Terk sastly. clegred. ERT MALTH Alaska Buliding. —t7 Gale—Houses and Lote ~~~ YIRe ROME mi in, broom sottees, yc pore Ly ‘ruit y Faded ti ten: ‘Sue tarts ner Judkin wi fo Hh street "Ne age GEORGETOWN property, Bouse, lot (x10, best location: from ner. Phone Black 4%, or address -17, Bar. ThOoM cor berries and &nd 3 rabbi oo Phone Cedar a mornt he wo would The York “Th shape ites. LAWSON WILL GO AFTER 'EM “FRENZIED FINANCE” AUTHOR SAYS HE WILL SUE THE BIG URANCE COMPANIES OMAHA, July 12.—In an inter- view on board his private car this ng, Thomas Lawson said that ould soon take the first step against the insurance companies in the form of a law suit in which he be joined by 5,000 policy- holders. sult will be aimed at the New Life, the Equitable and the Mutual. He said: e suit will be for the restitu- tion of millions of dollars illegally f | recety ed by the companies in the of commissions and perquis- The result will be that the Out-of-door life ts a dlesing to women, consequently it cannot help proving a boon to all mankind. Woman of today turns to out-of- oor exercise as naturally as a duck takes to water, The result will be larger, stronger women in genera- ons to come. Tennis was among the first of the out-of-door sports to which women it was a fad. It took hold firmly, and today thousands of women are its devotees The physical benefits come in an erect, confident carriage, grace and ot - people will recover their money The Equitable fight is a nasty one, mild in comparison to the facts.” holders have responded to his re quest to join him in the suit MRS, LEW.S HERE Mra. James Hamilton Lewis, wife of the late congressman of the state of Washington and now corporation counsel of the city of Chicago, a po- sition next in importance to that oc cupted by District Attorney Jerome of New York, arrived in Seattle on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Lewis is not accompanied by her husband, owing to the great amount of work he has on hand since his recent appointment. GIBRALTAR, July 12—Two men were killed and seven injured by the explosion of & steampipe on the British battleship Implacable to- day. THE MARKETS A light business was transacted f}on Western avenue on Wednesday morning. The arrival of new goods poise, gained by freedom of move- ment and ly ac hieves. The body brain forgetful ie stren, ness of self turned. They went into it because | which the advocate of tennis quick- athened. The is cleared of cobwebs. The arma and legs take on firmness and Excess flesh goes where strength dozen, 8@ 100; flat Dutch cabbage, 1%« box native ‘« but shows that the charges I have | fornia green ce made against these companies are|P&tice green corn, cucumbers, cucumbers, Lawson said that over 14,000 policy | megs per Ban: Ib, 6 fig @t: Cali fre | box, 1be; 0c, | 85.86 cane, § $i@126 fornia plum: loupes, care # Strictly fi ue Oregon exes, 2c. % ae, 1%c; Cali- per dozen, 35; $1.00@1.76 per 20@b0c; German per case, $1.75; nut- Fruits. seediens, 10-ib ce; grape fruit, cane, $2.00@4.00, . bunch, $2.50@3.60; dates, je; fig, %-I> bricks, $1.75 cartons, 60 seedicss, $3.00 75; Hines, 9c per hundred; meditranica sweets, Dox, $2.26; new fancy oranges, bo 00 one pe apric aches, or cane, $3.50@ 4.50; cran- berries, $10; Florida pineapples, per is, per case, native cherries, $1@ 1.50; rnia peaches, per crate, 7 ate, $1; Call- $1.25; canta- red currants, cane, $2.25; raspberries, case, $1.25; black- berries, box, $1.50; wil 4 blackberries, $2.60; California apples, $1.50 per box; green grapes, $1.60; water- melonn, $2.506 $3.00 fornia pears, per box. dozen; Cali- tbe. Butter and Cheese Washington chee cream brick fornia cheese, 12%e ae, 11@12 14@16e; Cail-| Oregon cheene, Eastern cheese, 14%¢; butter, | native creamery, 22. cooking, 15@ | California fresh creamery, 216. Golden A, In sacks, $5.25; cube, was the only work that kept the | sumar, $6.25; commission dealers busy. A car of | Less Ke if paid within 15 days, Fresno watermelons arrived and also a car of canteloupes. Water- melons, as the season grows on, get cheaper. The inst car will sell at are selling at $3 a case, and very poor are the cases. California eweet corn is selling at 35 cents a doren, while Yakima and Wenatchee selis at $1.50 per case Native cherries are beginning to afrive In good con- signments, although the cherry crop this year is poor. Owing to the re- cent heavy rains in the western part of the state the cherry crop is prac- tically ruined. Bananas are on commission row in the best of condition. The but- ter and egg market is on the jump, marked by the constant arrival of heavy shipments. It is stated by the dealers that never before has there been a time when butter and eggs have changed hands so rapidly as they are doing now-a-days. Pouliry ts arriving freely. The veal scarcity is about er. The veal market of late has ranged high and low, as though im- possible to #tay at one price through the day. Vegetables. Beans, dry, email whi whites, $3@4.15; pink beans, #3. 25; green beans 6@6c; wax green beans, 5@7c; wax beans, Ie per 1b; beets, per sack, $1.50; parsnip, per sack, $1.26; native carrots, per sack, $1.60; lemons, aulifiower, per case, 60@7 He, new, 10¢ head lettuce, on, 16@200; parsley, p carrots, per box, $1.00; Greeley potatoes, $22.00 @23.00; new California potatoes, 1%c per Ib; Minnesota potatoes, per cwt $3.2 $23.00; new White river potatoes, per Ib, 2c: apples, fancy, per box, $3.00; ‘artichokes, per dozen, 60c; native rhubarb, 1%@2c; summer asparagus, green peas, green peppers, per Ib, phone peas, 1% @2e; Missiasipp! to- matoes, per crate, $1.75; green tomatoes, per box, $1@2; summer squash, box, $1.60; native turnips, resh ran Sugar. in sacks, maple su Meats, ch, per dozen, $5.25; extra C, powdered, in bar- rela, $6.10; dry granulated, in sacks, in barrels $6.25; beet , LOMIZc. Cows, beef, Te; steers, T4c; mut- ton T% @te; ib, Bo; spring $2.50 and $3 per dozen, Canteloupes ie jeans ite; Te; $1.60 $250; dro} Nov bbl, per $3.75, dressed, sack, founders, Ivy, $4.75; $4.00, rab, pork, 7@7 ne i vy Tie: lamb, dreased v rabbits, dozen, 1% Bacon and Lard. lard, White Rose, § Bresil, per dozen, 14@ lb; filberts, Jap peanuts, ide; White roultry. Ducks, dressed, 17 WE@i6c; bi spring chickens, 20c pound; turkeys, fancy local drensed 20@22c, juts. th, 139@1 800; w black Vin bacon, br kfast, Star, tierce, @ikc; gerne, ens, M@iTc; 4c: cocoanuts, nuts, Eng- pecans, 12@13¢ nuts, Se ‘ginia peanuts, Jumbo ‘peanuts, 90; almonds, 12% @ Iie. @s1 +5 ish, Oysters, Ete, Soles, 4c; biack cod, 4%e; Mng cod, 4c; crabs, $1.00@1.60; shipment, $1 clama, open 00; clams, per sack, oysters, open bul salmon 10c; sali Pillsbury, $8; west, | whole wheat |graham, bbl, $4; rye Tye meal, per per bbl, $3.75; corn me: » $3; hominy, pearl Minnesota hard wheat, Pillsbury’s Best, standard Dakota, $6; Olympic, $4.40; Electric, $4.7 North 25; Gold Medal, $6.75; Top Note 45; Centemni $4.26; Patent Px elty A, % bent Olympla, per ik, per gallon, mon trout akinned perch, 6c; shrimps, 8@10e: herring, 8c; black sturgeon, 8c; black basa, 100; halibut, 3% c@i‘e. Crown, 4.75; Lilly's Cereals. flou $42 bbl, 8. C. Co. $6.75: box 75 Iba, $2.20; fa $6.00; farina, barley, 10-Ib sacks, per b large, per bbl, $4. self-raising buckwheat, 3648, © Gladiator, $4.00; Norcomt, Whole wheat, 100, per bale, $2.50; per bbl, $4.50; per bale, $2.25; flour, per bbl, $5. bale, $2.50; buckwh) 37.60, buckwheat, per bale, 10a, per bale, $2.10 white corn meal, 50s, $4; ‘per bale, $2.20; rolled oats, wheat flakes, rina, per bbi, 20, 25-1b boxes, the woodbine twineth and the indo- lent, passive lady becomes a full- blooded, healthy, red-cheeked girl, proud of herself, gladsome in her | agcreasive health and tickled to be alive. ‘The arms are constantly moving, wielding % free-arm “swipe” at the ball, the constant running back and forth, the concentration of the mind to outwit an opponent, bring confi- dence and grace, while the knowl- edge that she has improved percep- tibly adds the proud carriage and bearing which make your athletie girl the observed of all obervers. " peart barley, 100-Ib sacks, $47 | eplit peas, $4.60@$5.00; popcorn, pes owt, $3.00; cracked wheat, per bale, $3.00, ‘ Honey. | California strained, per tb. 7% @8e, California sage, per Ib, i4c; honey, extract, per Ib, 7@8%c; honey, Yaka ima, 12%e. Cats, per ton, $21@22; bran, pet ton, $19@$20; barley, rolled, per ton, $26.50@27; feed wheat, per ton, $32 4$33; dairy chop feed, per ton, 0; ofl meal, per ton, $36 t chop $27@$28; whole corn, tom shorts, per ton, $22, Hay. nq | Pastern Washington timothy, | | $16.00; alfalfa, $12.00; wheat hay, | | $14; Kastern Washington, double | compressed, $17.50; Puget Sound | hoy. si0@12. Grain and Grass Seed. 4 | Red clover, prime, ewt, $17.00; ke, Cholee, $17; white clover, $20 @%; timothy, per cwt, $6.00;) orchard grass $16.00; red top, 87@ 10; English rye grass, $9; Italian rye grass, $8; brome grass, $13; tall | meadow oat grass, $16, Kentucky, | blue grass, $12@15; pasture mixture, | lowlands, $12, Poultry Food. Oyster shells, 100s, ton, $22; clans shells, 1008, $20; bone meal, 100m, $52; granulated bones, 100s, $32, On 268 and 60s $2 per ton higher. i Seed Grains. Yhent, Washington, bluestem, $2.10: Barley, beardiess, $2.00; bar- ley, hulliesa, $2.00; barley, fall $1.75 oats, banner, $2.25; Oats King, $2.60; rye, fall or winter, $3; vetches, sand or winter, $10; vetches, spring or tares $4; dwarf Essex rape $6, Oregon winter oats $1.85; Millet $1.50; pop corn, per ewt. $3; green field peas $3.26; white field peas, $8, Report furnished by ly Hopkins & Co. (ine.), broke 305 and 306 Alaska t building. Cc HICAGO MA MARKETS. CHICAGO, July 12, 1906, Wheat— High. Low. Close. July, 90 1-4, 891-2, 89 3-4. Sept., 87 1-2, 857-8, 86 to 86 1 Dec., $7 1-2, 86, 861-8 to 86 1- | May, 895-8, 881-4, 88 3-8. Corn— | July, 56 1-2, 66, 561-4. Sept., 65 1-2, 641-2, 55. | Dec,, 49, 48 5-8, 48 3-4, May, 48 1-2, 48, 481-8. Oats— July, 33, 323-4, 327-8. Sept., 31 1-2, 311-8, —- 1-8 to 311-4. Dec., 32, 217-8, 81 May, 33 8-8, 33 1~ mi) a1 2. Pork— Sept., 12.75, 12.62 1-2, 12.62 1-2. Liverpool—Wheat closed: July, 66 101-24; September, 7-845, December, 68 9 5-8d. NE WYORK, July 12, 1905. High. Low. Close. Amal. Copper, 83 1-2, 82 3-8, 83 1-2, Am, Sugar, 139, 187 1-2, 139. B. R. T., 70 8-8, 69 1-2, 70 3-8, Peoples Gas, 105 1-4, 104 1-2, 105 1-4, Metropolitan, 127 1-4, 126 8-4, 127 1-4 U. 8, Steel, 849-4, $3 5-8, 84 3-4, U. 8. S., pfd., 102 1-4, 101 8-8, 102 1-8, Atchison, 85 3-4, 841-2, 85 8-4, B. & O, 116, 118 8-4, 115. Can, Pac., 152, 151, 162. Erie, 47, 46, 47. LL. & N., 149 1-4, 147 8-4, 149 1-4, | Mo, Pac., 99, 981-8, 98 3-4. nn., 142 5-8, 1411-2, 1426-8, Reading, 107, 105, 107. | Rock Island, $1, 301-2, 31. | 80. Pac., 65, 631-2, 645-8. St. Paul, 1797-8, 1771 179 7-8. Union Pac., 129 7-8, 127, 129 7-8, Ilsinois Central, 169 1-2 New York Central, 148,