The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1923, Page 14

THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY, JULY 23, 1923. DRUGGISTS TO Local \\LUMBER TRADE Days of Steel Shortage ‘ADVOCATE LESS HOLD MEETING Sey ee ET Markets | STILLNORMAL Are Nearing Their End WHEAT ACREAGE State Convention Will Oper a iin ee tact, sien rae RRGREAMLA®. .,, | Improvement Begun in June Viens pl sal Birds-F : View of Growth Of jew wheat Council Says in Bellingham wan off and Hethichens Stoel Ke While Republic wes A Higher at 40%] (rhe peices niven ene Is Continuing America’s “Business Barometer Curtailment Is Necessary Sterling exchange Was slightly lower talk: dealere tun sekalondland . prices BY JOHN CARSON [to $1,918,864,615. Thru big profits Washington druggists will turn) Po / antral. ont os Gaited Bint inane figured jeducting The improvement in wholesale WASHINGTON Jul 23.—Steel|the corporation made water worth Reduction of wheat Out in larger numbers this year th neral a tors % Reading Pan-American, 624, off mately 1 for hauling, stor ‘i«|lumber trade, begun late in June tock goes down in Wall Street and | while in those 20 years. become a necessity, in the opinion of ath Railway » American, oh hillips Petroleum, a , . f 4 yer before in the history of +} American | rt at ’ ; v valley continues and the more conserva, | busing ey shiver. Bteel used tc The dxgregate net profits of the! tne Wheat Council of the United i : i tem . ‘ *parague—Ver tb ; ; and still is, regarded as a busl-| steel trust, available for dividends, Washington State Pharmaceutical . . werague—Per I ive among distributers state th ay Ms $06 1 States. The counc rf 2° among distribu $ ness barometer, Steel workers organ-|for the 10 years, 1912 to 1921, were | St Th Aci Association for the annual convention N. Y. Stock Market ‘ business {» fully normal for this lige for an eight-hour day and church | $1,097,177,135 at the conference of wheat men, held to be held in Bellingham on Ju Re ave 6°lume of year, says the American | organizations and public-spirited anso-| Like Topsy, the steel! trust just |in Chicago, June 20, and was incor. t them. of 250 25-26, Speakers of national #10 Second Ave, Seattle . . Lumberman, Chicago, These din | C4tens support grew by suckling on profits ported June 29. The organization High 1 | Steel, steel, steel, and how little we © cent over 10 years, or 26 per cent | Will be on hand to discuss pr : seneens Raikes F ‘ ; . : E ributern point out that it fs only tn ; has been perfected and the newly. atts saefoa't Advance Rumely u 1 Know of the steel industry, its inves on See uaportance to the drug tr Ajax Rubbe rf al, new, aa comparison with the abnormally | renty, itn growth ; it - tite. mae Aud wat th teel Industry ted officers have issued a state of Washington and the Nort heavy trade transacted last winter | : b | ae oe See ae OR eee jewing the wheat situation, B. C, Brookmeyer, of Wash | CHICAGO, July 21.—Corn assumed $ Cauliflewer—Pér . uJ 2 | Let ee came to congress asking for a new vicars ap D. CG. national counsel of the Na-/|leadership of the trade and carried ting curtailment of pro. i of Ret ug. | ait Brain prices to hig levels on Hopal Association of Retail Drug-/%\. "italy board of trade toaey. | Amer, Mooch ates pvt ated ent movement can be called ieth igists, will be the most distinguished | “Wheat was weak thruout the early | american ew Detinebect argle, but that it is In reality g Tigure at the convention, according |} fell in line with corn on . oe “a 4 the support toward the close, | Amer. Car & Fa Oni Y se when it is considered that July and Opening included: General I 4 i Bethlehem | seasonal exceptions, Steel, ds, off eatinghous p " i‘ y leant W N an acreage has was organized and spring, when conditions were Henry Ford's story of Niet li art crease a year ago. They go’ Gauccttad and uainiik AE thee Beda nr ® millions is | tariff increase a year ago. They got well understood, Andy Mellon's story | what they wanted. | duction of millions of profits in aluminum is| Senator Underwood of Alabama “A survey of domestic and world also well understoc democratic floor leader and a stecl|conditions in the production and Zo those druggists who have had the | [)4 {trons support toward ane Hut with steel it is different, The | magnate, said marketing of wheat,” the statement opportunity of hearing Mr, Brook : new # lacking: Ame Local, aren, dos 5 d steel trust has its own theories of in-| “Lam in the business myself, 1|#4¥8, “demonstrates that the stabili- : sly did well to hold mteady in the | a yndice ; 4 | Parsley—Loe., dob. Irge. bu months in the year vestments and values and profits to| represent « gre c 4 at zation of the domestic price at a prof meyer speak on laws affecting drug heavy selling by local com-| 4, 7 | Parent < bd Retailers in. most-cltiee-continus r | represent a great iron and steel dis i : gists. Brookmeyer has done some houses A ‘ ather p 4 | Parenipe—Der oa Prprenea a o Y Atap ga * | which it in entitled. Various govern-|triet, 1 would not willingly harm a|itable level and the consequent im highly effective work in Washington n advanced hurriedly on re-| Mer sal, ms Veppere—Cai. vell, per i aa ions pecs an ous akamiear fiat ment bureaus have struggled with | people thatI represented, but neither | provement of the condition of the for the drug trade, affecting burden. of hot, dry weather over the] 47, Spe teed, sd Green Yeas—Per tb eo sn mn nda tf ‘ the trust and have published reports | would I willingly betray a people 1|wheat farmer is dependent upon some regulations, and advancing t Ss sla neds ergy ey pp Re apa Ship & Com Votatoce— lb poms rai peg ae yon theyindustry—but not fully satis | represented by taxing them unjuatly | bringing the control of the domestic cause of progressive legislation. He the trade and prices climbed | Amer, Radiator Cold storage, taney comarise |? 7 oe Cone pried 8 a vee, fying. lfor special interests. I know this | wheat price within the borders of thoy will speak at several convention ses , a Amer. & : MON cold storage 1009 holes m Leto in a ne bona) Belle tH Here are some snapshots of the| iron and steel schedule and I know | United State For this three things sions. sna Ri ACK ed Independent, features | Ameriean Surat + per I. ., oe 0 o¢ ays hangs ee Maing: | steel trust, |that it is m fraud and a shame upon|are necessary: Reduced acreage and In entertainment, the big meeting | grains = be ong with the other Amer, Tel, & Tei 2% | 0 Le dos, bunches 29/48 long an ops weather prevails, to} 96: %0 the people of this country, I know | production, orderly marketing and in- € American Woo 66% | Rhubarb—1 keep demand strong | When the United States Steel Cor-| that it is not even in the interest of | creased consumption. will surpass previous gatherings, and and u n advancing with corn tow Anaconda Copper ht al, per ae the clone Associated D ’ Amer, Agr. Chemica ‘ Celery — ire Amer. Heet Suser Cucumbers August usually are the slowest ‘will include many notable surprises. ee f z si | Mutebagme—rer sack Count dealers ren ard the "| poration was organized, the Carnegie-| the industry in the end.” | “Under the ation of the world SETS the’ outathnding features of | 9,4 rove! na sigeed strong and high- Associated ( ‘ 105 | Splmaeh—Local, new, crate outlook as promising, for tho grain Oliver company owned two-thirds of 7 | war the wheat ge of the United se fun side will be the day's trip to! Se | 4%shioon #914 | Tomatoes—ateroed ps z.40| prices have dropped to the lowes » known Northwestern supply of Now comes the day of warnings | States was enormously extended. For |_ Local, per m, levels of recent years, a big b c roughly 600,000,000 | justif the past three years wheat acreage Wancouver, B. C., where Washington : Atl Guilt @ W, I 18%} Mruggists will be the guests of the Chicago Board of Trade Allied Chemted oy | Temips—Dox bunches seems ansured and should bring |tong, Charles M. Schwab said it was] The shortage in this country in the United States has exceeded pharmacists of the Western Canada| \,.,, “turdar's Quotatte o. | Realee etna tee A AT FRUITS enough money Into farmers’ pock:|worth at least $500,000,000 about made up. Prices got bigh |the ave acreage, 1909-1913, by nen pen High Low ose ots to cover needed building and re-| And yet lthe people stopped buying, Even the|more than 13,000,000 acres, This is Metropolis in the most enjoyable Pe Gea CRG Onno | Stinatie. Ceane ‘Lins Prices Paid Whole " ‘ Kind of a program, not the least en 099% 0.99% 0.98 994, | Austin Nichols Apptes— pair work, Meanwhile, retailers re Henry W. Oliver, writing to Frick | government put on the stop signal, |equivalent to an excess production +e] : American LaFrance 1 for elr cor ente 97 2 0, 000 fertaining part of which will be an * OLN 1034) LOL 1.09% | Smarieen Aavrance 13 Yellow Newt : 2.59 | Main ‘cautious In ee COMES AIRES | in 1897, ot | Without so great demand from thig|of from 160,000,000 to 200,000,000 faternational ball game. Baltimore & Ohi Winesaps und, tho more of them than re 1 pro! a risk of using our|country, the steel corporation: ye | bushels annually, 4 " ur ! “4 y ‘The official caravan for the con: : | Bethlehem Steet Bt ‘ Yel. Transparent, new cently are buying for stock pur: |credit to the extent of $500,000 or} to begin figuring on export trad: | “Phe directors of the Wheat coun. i it ‘Nave teattio” ou’ the rooklyn Rapid Trane 1 4-bashet crate poses becauso they believe prices |ossibly $1,000,000, to secure these! But they find the tariff which|cil, after full consideration of the ven! | Butte & Superior 3 Per they are f f Morning of July 23 at 11 o'clock. C. ‘ | Barrett |Cantaloupes—isndard have declined as far as they 4r¢ | properties,” ve them tremendous profits when | facts, are fully convinced that a re- B. Kinne, Seattle druggist In | Sept siitornia Peeking Per th going to or because they fear car! ‘That's just one snapshot, showing | consumers in this country had to buy,|duction in the wheat acerage and ak geranmernanits 3 ifornia Petroleum. 2 Bing, per tb shortage later on, the majority Wil! | how $500,000 grew to $500,000,000 for | may now cause them trouble wheat production in this country is charge of the carava 3 avadian Pacific 7 y oa ooted > and has sent out a number of invita. | , A - Central Leathe: ; rors 4 not yet buy beyond current require | the steel trust, and it ts still growing. | eign competitors become real absolutely essential to a profitable “tions urging druggists from other ‘ ‘erro de ¥ “gr; ments unless they locate absolute o 4, 9 I ore, They underprice our steel|price for wheat to the American parts of the state to come to Seattle, | handler Mote Per dos. bargains In 1901, when the United States | industry. wheat grower, few dayn for domestic and ex-| grocery concern of Fischer Brothers | | lint Thesapeake & Ohio . + at Y oe ! be ‘and join the caravan as guests of the oa 2 Quam Pee Fee neaary, SO-pkE. ben Industria! demand for noftwoods | steel Corporation was organized, it! It means that for the steel trust, The distressed conditions existing _ Beatle druggist ie pt 3 7 hoa 28 a le pale eli eet eg hos shown no recent fluctuation. | had propertion valued at $400,000,000.| rich and prosperous, there is lin many wheat growing sections of “pete 5 SS | Grape Pratt— Pier but milla remain busy on special ‘The corporation issued bonds for|for alarm. It looks like the t the country, which are having a : Cash Wheat een ¢ : ince & S\euttings, which bring good prices. |about $400,000,000 and also issued|wall might smother the steel trust|tendency to force into the market AD CLUB WILL Perhary wa steers toe Birtiase, Exports are also holding up well. |$1,000,000,000 of common and pre-|in the future. And then—why then | Vast volumes of wheat which cannot s1.018. us | i be Lewooe—Fancy . becoming more conspicuous on the | The corporation on December 31,| help the trust again. We will hear|tend to produce lower prices, which ‘ | Chetce p me 5 HEAR VOILAND N.Y Ge d Coff elumbla Gas Ps Fs. eles tee $2 | market, particularly the furniture in- | 1 had tangible Assets amounting | rumblings of it in the next congress.|more orderly marketing might he & ar an offee neolidated Gas Peaches I's eed terents, and exports to the United |— De ~ avoid.” Saturday's Quotations ot oN Raspberries Ie Ci 18@2.25|Kingdom have been stimulated b | Headquarters of the council have ‘effee—No. 7 Tio spot. ’ i 3 r Prices of either softwoods or hard new officers are as follows ‘dney Invitation Is Extended to All os. er fet woods have shown no material MORE ca TIVE. IN FISCHER C [Anderson president; Harvey J. shady | t change during the last three weeks, | Sconce, vice president; O. E. Brad- Business Men Boston Wool pont . 2 : sexe 4'* but it is noticeable that some popu:| NEW YORK, July 23.—Copper is! ‘The interests of the late G. W |fute, treasurer; Grosvenor Dawe, ex ing man, every merc an £1 beene aug rgy ren Ope integer +4 Prices Paid Whole a Manufacturer should hear, il prices. ments from the Weat are |[ 4 " : Keck Lote “a port trade and producers have done |Co., of this city, has been purchased x sige = sy Hasereer an SON ca eek a kine ante tie thn | Maalentt. oe ; 4 ri 8 M G i: asiderable business for nearby and|by W. N, Marr and the McClintock Stewart Electric @ National Association of Retail h he spr 1924 op / 7, Clothiers, will appear before the Se-| week PNK. Of 1926 opens next w =|May Get Southern rutur banls of trud-|runkey Co. of Spokane, who ere! — Leases New Home € w ® esl aeld ¢ ‘+ alnotse— Cal, per Mb. as a — “ 3 s itle Advertising club at the regular] , Considerable Avatralian wool gold to and ped ; pr orenons bie Ay flat sis ; Railroad Property is now 14% cents, with Littl represented in the deal by B. 0. Mo-| rye! ‘stawart » Wlestria Go: jas loon meeting In the Masonic club/)t7. [!* 4 eieer esol be austed ot vtarere Fancy budded, per WASHINGTON, July ny, available at 14% cents, F. A. 6, be ate fe Trunkey taken a six-year lease on the first‘ Mr. Marr has been actively COn-| floor and basement of the five-story attle for the clothiers’ convention, : eral Blectri ‘ was originally scheduled to speak at Denver Live Stock odrien Rub ‘ g ‘ le dalieery inc Ty, [ine on and cheap lois have been |vice president and general manager | rental was said to be about $25,000 Mhelr banquet on Thursday evening, | co se_ieenye ae favnet ee iG wh ‘ Boruc cos awd acquire by | pretty well cleaned up. Domestic | of the company. F. T. Fischer willl’ he space was leased from the | but a sudden change in his itinerary | t iB, cae and | oe i ¢ Caroline, | consume have put out fresh In-\be president and treasurer, H. T.|gumner Iron Works and the North . 7 50; \o. ph ‘ Jeattin euppl road of South | quiries and new inquiries are also 5 a : § A a makes !t impossible for him to keep $407 - hob. | poly as htieie ‘artac Healina On the Mat trea foreign | ecows secretary, and R. O. McClin-| pacific Bank Note company. ‘The that engagement lpotoonet sO ee densary ad the Clinehtt th. | coming on the mark ve im | tock and H. D, Trunkey will be added) stewart Electric company is now ‘As a man of unusual vision, a op 5 7 pera! T . DAIRY PRODUCTS f ntucky buyers to the board of directors. Ilocated at 916 Post st. f Staunch supporter of Better Business | Sheep—Receipts, 2 Prices to Metall Dealers Re ale export were on a} ‘The personnel and business of this | i ee Wtrained, BOSTON, July $1.—The wool market ‘ NUTS items, expecially in hardwood, |in more active demand within the| Fischer, president of the wholesale |¢cutive vice president, and C. E, prooma on Tuesday, July 24 1.49 clean landed. ik Tire DAIRY PRODUCT lantic Coast Line and the a " ile | New York . nected with the grocevy business {61 | pujiding at 206 First ave. 8., it wax Bureau standards and endows op ee se § > “ a . Ad Club Will G | substantial scale. The matket for do-| company, which has been in opera-| ohige e |Concrete Buildings 2 feds $.0t@i0e; Nod herds 81-00% 8 a2 Leganberries—Per crate .. "so |\Hardwood consumers are nearly all ferred stock. That billion was water. | we'll have a revision of the tariff to|be readily absorbed, must inevitably With a story that every advertis pal ain showing an upward tend S Chatfield, secretary. Mr. Voiland, who will be in Se. see er Body - rices je th . vill tirpad: ted Prt ‘ald to Shipper & Nashville ratirpads tiave applied) here is lesn ding of prices g0-|the past 20 years, and will become ny ae.8 vip doeaie de announced Saturday. ‘The total . r umption ix quoted at 14% | tion in attle for almost 40 years, | @ courage to practice what he ‘ ° 4 ener " Preaches, his talk on ‘The Part That ci ie : Mixed « ‘. i Dancing Carnival « cents, delivered In the usual railway | will otherwise continue as before, Going Up in Canton Advertising Will Play in Business Portland Produce Paper PPh seeteennes BE ‘ zones — peese— > ha Despite unsettled conditions there “During the Next Eighteen Months’ Saturday's Qi 1 Psa a ; hiibeesa Should be instructive, entertaining | Butter—16@42c Ib , i Wisconsin er sieht "en wisrar el |Make Deal: to Get |is a great deal of construction work eme—Buy) 20 @ 25 3 t i ' a be aA profitable to all who attend the | "S%miecyne 278 eae Hd Be ; “| Abe Supper Dance to be) American Lumber M Fruit Cars |#i© 0 at Canton. At present sev- meeting on Tuesday. |cueese25g ite 1b, ES. S| Wash. tepteie esc [a | ITE Ai oie Ne ae aah da | ore Fruit Cars |e 8 ore Citic bulldines. cash Fae mmeaty 1 Oa ‘ plein, oid o% , § Weak in France| tye creat Northorn raitway will coating. approximately $200,000. (U. ‘An invitation is extend f dancing, music and vaude pea . The general trend of the French |treble its supply of refrigerator cars!s.) are under construction, Th gram of ‘business men to attend, whether they : Le ; Bl ger pho Alero reed bb AP i or ametepes fal are members of the club or not. Foreign Securities 7 ‘ ‘ to Shippers menus and attractive decorat situation was leay favorable in June |for the fruit crop thru an affiliation |are modern reinforced concrete Satarday’s Quotations ] f Hrollers lee ne, v features of the evening n in preceding months, ord | ju: completed with the Fruit) buildings. wersitned by ieenn 8 Ber o Cup ks sP Y jing to a cable to the department of |Growers’ Express C it was an-| B10 Second Ave., Seattle Mar pons mC c ae , PK | i ja tooks 4 seed [ae pre 3 Fancy d 7 commer m Commercial Attac nounced Saturday by W. P. Kenney, _Financial Flashes Stocks 1 Bid Asked | Mack Nene—4 and wi ‘ eT: exe The market decline in| vice president and director of traf-| New Indus ies ‘rom James Macfariane & Co. aasian 5548 ofa ak ts hears i8 Medi f franc upset regular |fic, of the railroad. The express | tri 811 Second Ave. tasian 6458, 1919. .06.- a8. | wce Depts me 1 : ip lews | bust Business in American |¢ od | rea Piney ar \ oi. tuain in Americ ‘ompany is a corporation owned s PP i 2 live. lumt below normal because | jointly by stern and Southern | ; Liddie States © ; eae sshicao , Jessmer’s Electric Kitchen, 501 Pa- Average price of 20 industrials | {,) 5 eiaeecre ee ee 1 | Saigon Hates —4 fe. and | Tides in Seattle othe Da anal Bead ators lcific ave. Heeaorient fe enemies 91.42, up .87; 20 activo rails $0.51, |B bs, 192 errepe tae : Turkeys—Fancy d. p, 5-15 Tbe. | TUESDAY change. Imports are being made} It was also stated that a new mean st aah y fap As. | British pe oh bee h | sekavane Live, fat paces te 4 MONDAY JULY from Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia, jcompany is now being formed un-|*S¢rY Bo0ds. | | tritis a aes - : oo Ive, pe | 4 Firs ide |) , land ° r *ruit | Bradstreets reports more quiet | Belgium feator. ba... 2): url Pi io ee Ih HT ries Low ide*| 1ss a ate Te Hel] te A Pana {Ger the name of the Western Frult! “gotnd Tele Co., 106 Cellar ati 8e trading and industry with added | Belgium Premium ...... cof. Choice light Fe a wet og | wie |Express to act in conjunction with | ate: auto, furniture and gia a1 t |Japanese is oe s “bs ice Wiest High Tide " ‘ » Sol ithe Gro P D oO attle; auto, rniture and glass polish. ote: of conservatism in surplus | Japanese ist ; ; ; ychotes heay sebiessas00@) 2004 | i iss <23,.|] Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines |the Growers’ express. ‘The combi episode Ml tiiwing ¥ogions,’ but Japanese 2nd : , i | stotne : ol creer fora — athe |declared the regular monthly 1 per So vee : vt popes iat Wetzel, Scott Sheet Metal Shop, slightly more cheerful tone in | United Kingdom, x heavy, 160 100 .11 Kecond Low Tide ||cent dividend, payable August 12th, | September 1, will make 21,000 re-|597 second st. Bremerton: auto eeulative lines and further |slleD 68 vovesesss0e- : n hen ong 109 Vsor'p. mm. 68 ttl lrecord July 26th |frigerator cars available. seinen. WaAlatOe: ang. Seanee tA gain in crop conditions. ion M Ss - Alt “AND ME ATS Arcee | x welding and general machinist work. The New York Stock exchange| Foreign Money Status 2 emeaay de gre Rly owns and Departures | Publi Mark t: |Japan Buys Heavily ae [Wiles that Hudson & Manhattan ad Turtles ty icote hevan ‘ f : 2 Pr peng beat bs Aah Wr yaad ator 1c 5 ets Spies, L. G., Machine Works, 1944 | Gustment income 5s will be extra Arg rie aeccag sts : H i no erate: from acorn, at #8 i ate Mane | ans WESTLAKE es er) From United States |rirst ave. 5, Seatte "dividend 2% per cent interest on | Normal value Present value 25 1 -27|Talboa, ‘Ban Pedro, Ban Franctaco and | 199 {ba; Gold ond four, 49-1. sack | WASHINGTON, July 23.—Japan’s| _ palatal rtland, a a. m.; atr Cold Harbor | 41 $5: goratch, $2.49 per 100 Toa; cracked | May imports from the United States, | Tacoma Rug Factory, 1116 © st.. i he On. m Southern Railway to increase | 19.30 cts... French franc. .5.9244 cts ‘ pa asym oes 2s U. 8. L. H. T, Heather from Sound trip, Wage of shopmen 1 to 3 cents |19-30cts....Belgian franc..4 i aud D pom; U. 8. Cuyama from nd lie ytghrdcl ach eh py 45,000,000 yen, the largest amount 119.30 cts....5wiss franc «+17 iT a 6 Live, fanc Le ‘ Hound Naval station, at pon a milk, $4.85 case. tal an hour, benefiting 18,000 to |{% 44 {t2..\litalian tira raecte § Belgian Hares—tive, per bin Adair from Tacoma, ae 2s pH] bara Crystal White soap, 5 r {Since January of this year, according | TUES: 20,000 men. 23.82 cta German mark .0000290 ct | eissher: per ease ~ tr Santa Malta from New York via |Fubbers, 16c; welf-sealimg Mason Jar caps, |to a cable to the department of com- Ghetl Union Olt corporaijon is ex- » Norfolk, Halboa, San Pedro | 25 do nic plate, tc dox.: % rolls |merce from Commercial Attache Jas,| Toscana Art Co., 110 Westlake ave. 6.80 cts edish krona. 26.60 cts oF t re, 80 cts....Norway krone. .16.26 cts “4 ut y block a 8 ranciace, 20 p. m. WAX Py t pes, 106 can ree | 3 are! 3. G led to earn $4 a share net after 80 cts nish krone. . 217.6 mit Veal ight . Se a Franclece, 0 p.m. ax pe matoes, 10 can; 4 larke lye Abbott, Tokio, in spite of a dectine Seattle; C. and G. Gonella; plas- Pittebur ‘ : SAILED—Ju Str Alaska for|herring, 2éc, Stall 192, bluing, 10 bottle raved Heavy, coarse h ; |in the actual quantity of raw cotton. | ter works of art. depletion and depreciation this your, 16-00 cts--+-Greek drachma. «2-40 cts) puliman Pa 1 haiti phish wentorn via Southeastern Alaska, at | matches.bc box: HO oats, Ibe; P. & G meeording to present indications. | 20.20 cha.) Talkand Norte a9 oT ee | punta Allegre Suge “ Medium, CG roead naa A/a. m.; ate Clty of Hpokane for Tacoina, | soap, tali 169, Dungoness butter, | ‘The increase in total values of im-| = * * @his compares with $1.10 a share in 19-50 cta.... Rumanian lei Pal ; cquekatibde. ss ‘elses for New York via Ban Francisco, Man | treat, - Hes peanut butter, 20 TM. | ports from America was mainly due| Utility Specialty Sales Co., 3302 1922. 50 cts....Spanish peseta 4 Callie ards ein uate iniolat chr e cts tenet i h exes, f y "to increased receipts of machinery | Charles st, Seattle; safety signals, Canada seeks to obtain 50,000 b ; Yr steers soo Alexa: a Tacoma, at 7:40 p.m. att SANITARY. and fron bars, plates, ete. Ninety- i be inet ft ® do for San Pedro via Tacoma and all 47, Team Try nine automobiles were imported from | Warming's Bakery, 349 Fifth ave, workers for harvesting of er iberty Bo f 3 Prine eon apo: he se an Franclece, at 1:18 p.m; ate Alab ct ete L ty nds Prime cows and heifers 16@ & voce hates hag Alabaina | raspberry prese: ekberty /the United States in May, and auto-} Bremerton; L. Warming; bakery from England by low ocean | Saturday's Quotations ‘ Calves og Maru B.C. via Tacoma, oserven, A Jellies, 22¢ aires, | Fitauhod'ty Lacan Devaa , f Satie reg a Ht 4 at p. mi tr Redondo for South-| nut margarine ii7fs, Swans. | Mobile parts and accessories valued | B0ods. “October 1. $4.866......Sterling ......-..$4.69% tmrollarn:toréased: te . coma; phone Main Raymon $1.00 Canadian 97% cts r 4 \ Dre rom Tacoma ot per 100 Tha; 69-60 corn and | principally raw cotton, were worth Trafford; employes, six male; fluft Ey 810 Second Ave., Seattle Hoge western via Southeastern Alaska 4 p.} down cake flo! ¢ pke.; Van Camp's | at 556,000 yen. iret 348 .....100.10 100.08 100.09 7 mooth 0@ 2.99/88" Francisco, San Pedro, Balboa and | oil, 496 at alin 31 pered Ramon, | “Ty: tirat 4 ‘ i 98.06 | B § R h aes 004 Philadelphia, at 2 p.m 00; large alze trout, 300; sand dabs, i Foreign Trade pee is 24 08 | epanteSt i . Bieber 4h sire aia tacee ale erat te esd dab. °°" | Downtwn Gomer Building Permits | rat 448 ; 98.13 , heep— Stale Rela-15, Sunkist oranges, 20¢, 40c, ee Becina 35 oad te Ae o@n Alaska Vessels Sie dos; Kew potatore, 6 fos #8ci to-| Sold for $50, 000, W. Peterson, 1872 Shelby, frame Feale | ¢ Seagen 2 . Sommon ; 00810. Cordova—July 20—Salled, U. #. Hen. at ome grown, and 30¢ % dence 32, $4,000; LL. x The United States bureau of for.| Fourth 4! Hincla 4 2 lings TEE Ton G88 | derson, nouthbound, at Apne a beau We: hbkida erawecrmi. | A leasehold on the southeast cor} ¢a2. Mnivarsite Blation: Haine teeliente eign and domestic commerce has re wits 23 | Bout - 4 00@ 800, Junenu——July 20-—Halled, str Jefferson, | 16¢ the apples, 10¢, 3 Tbe. 2 ner of Seventh ave. and Olive st. has} 30x22, $2,600. eeived the following inquir trois 308 Bee races : . ‘ ‘ O6@ 8.50 | MethboURd, ALE a. Bta}l 102, nut margarine, 2 Ws, 41c 4- | been sold for a consideration of Be & E. L. Everett, 7103 Woodside pl, foreign firms which are in mar Hides and Wool remberg. Carbureiot : FLOUR AND SUGAR oe Say, a nailed, str Queen, (nut butter, 2 ths. 6c; cottage: cheese, 260 | proximately. | $50,000, it wna) ON-| cp. w ects myerete: TOs ket for American goods. Full info Btudahakes, Cory, a Nidspenrtte eh oer 8 bik pkgs, Whee 5c S banaiainge : ena |nounced by West & Wheeler Satur-| ‘frame restd mation will be given to American ae al: nae: Comes pave Fo fr fbn pole day, The property is owned by Olaf | Olivet Congregational church, 2508 Gr per owt > 7 CORNER firms on application to 8, H. Blalock, |" }uiis wt Vessels in Port at Seattle) , 1 Olsen, who leased it for 99 years in] Pam, frame church addition 40x28 ALU eR Es) eat Toast, 106; beef ronst lamb $1,800 district manager of the bureau, Low. Green hides Sa sed te nbagec eee 408 | ae | OF BE eceiere ot 8 HAY, GRAIN AND FEED — |"“Heror, et Achillea, sche Win. Nets | rents: 1c; Sawer cured hams 28%; lamb 1918, |F. H Cooper, 1148 Bastlake, frame ree Man building, Seattle Sake atten eee he: ks: Alfalfa Hay—First grade 0.00 tr barge Bayden | Corea Gander hers Me Tea TTe ae ktbs he lots are tmproved with a two-| | dence 32x24, $2,000, Australla—(7241) Cameras, general) “wet upto 16 1b Pe a Ol of Gallt ° “ se ++0617,00|Great Northern Terminal—Str Toklwa) oil, $1.79 gal; pastry flour, 9-1, anck | Story { mont brick building|% ,S Nicharda, 023s eran ave, Merchandise, photographic appara-| Xo. 2 vied" aa Company ‘ A Hee lnc Bireet Werminalote' ms CL Oe Bue j 436: our apeciat cotter, 3 ths, 70e; extra | with a foundation to carry three add-| witer & Roberts, Lowman bldg., frame tus, tools, engineer. Fe eet up 10 $8 1be ae ‘ nrle ale fe S19]: Homan |ahary N.Y. cheese, aoc; 49-. sack flour, |jtional stories. The purchasers are| sores 42x32, $2,000. Belgium—(7261) Starch (1,000 tons| xo. 3 seer elgtr ces f 2 1 onto Whole teed itor eee: 148.00 | Pier 11-B—Btr Oweyo, U. &. 8, Dellwood.| Malls 94.96 Pike at. boiling beet, Be Tb.;| >, B. Stratton, Mra. H. C. Burke|7°Mt dacq usage, soe en ot ame Palys cyan pay int iden iba io Rolled and eround, 10'W80'm .-. 2! {4899 | Pier 1—Atr Fd. Laekenbach [ism chore, (1860; shouider, et lamb, |And: D. R. Buske, who plan to. aid ghina—(7214) Umbrella cloth, black. | Dry salt com lldes. 7 th ; per a | Sprouting, 100's . 1149.00 | Pler A—Str Admiral Bobree | THo; teat Iara, 1290; pot roant, 8¢ |the additional stories later on. ‘The Germany—(7275) Grain, lard. Stags or bulls i Vanadium # 10% | All jod feed, 126'8 47.00 | Pier D—Str Admiral man, | Bi ria PLAck ¢ r was the Farrar Improvement France~-(7217) Building materials, | iores tides, according to mize Weatlhyhoure. Bloc : Chick Feed—1 rae 47.00 | Connecticut Mtreet Terminal—ste Santa, Stall 17, 6 Tm beat cane. sugar, spiidie: (1228) Hardware, ollcloth, | 21%, sr siied, each. s...1.1.00@200| Total mock mules for the week 2758 rowing Feed--100's HAEL116800 | Atlantic Street Terminal—Ste Maine, | 0c; ralsing, ¥ Tox, 360, chem ‘tools; (1211) Stationery. | {.Greas or saited preth wring Feed —100'4 «+441 60:00 | Buokane Mire Inai—-Ktr_ Wheaton, | corn, peas or tomatoes, 2 cae 36¢ “ll QQ, Y L MM erithisctie-17266) Cement, dour, | Veet? i ay Fo Rem peat ‘oon eased #4, (08,008 Groniny Meee erat Petroleum Terminal--atr Meton,| 12. powdered soap, ‘ilk, He tha. ts ear Lease on Nicaragua — (7278) Wood- bending} Medivm clean i se \sermtoh Feed—100' : o rydooks—Htr West Nilus, str Weat | 26c) 7 bate soap, Zh0; apec ek ten, | Fe 2 Opal ete Anant carat : ate Banta Cruz, to 1,; prunes, 1 Vos, B50; catsup, Panama—(7271) Baker's machinery. | valley wool ; Sat pe ‘Quotat ‘inneed Oil Meal—100'n . . Patterson ioc th, Thousand Island. ‘dressing, boc |, Th northwest corner of Westlake “ane Sears Ei aturday’s Quotations Linseed Olt Meal —160!e/ v.43. Hetfernan’s Drydock—Hark Gratia To.} Boston teat: brown bread, sborBom {ave.c and -Vikwinia’ et as: cbeon ) 1 ni y), ni ¥ Wheat Open High = Low y Alaska Steamship Moortngs—Str Ketehi- | ton baked beans, 20 pt, Stall 39, 6 bars | * ples; (7213) Hardware, tools Medtum heavy ose c. hd ond behua 6 Altaf Mead 100 000100003) ke on Wad beans, 200 pt Stall 49, 5 bare | ieawed by Fred 2 Peterson ‘to |G. H, Sumatra—(7236) Hoslery, neckties, |* Coarse, hoavy iieierse cer B09 d Me 04d 809d Bn Od oO eet oore ict ¥ Btre U, BA, Heattle, U. 88. Calle] White so; aweet corn, 10¢ can; | Davidson and 8S. G, Ruth for 99 s5Md Be Atbd BoM ria, U. 8. 8 Maryland, U, & 8 Ton-|Makery Gif) flour, 49%. sack $1.60; Years, it was announced Saturday. shirts, underwear. | Peite “ a ree od) —G0'm ss sess nes 4. 8 ldaho, Us #. & Neches, | ishera: Blond, $200; N euniat “ Sweden—(7262) Food products heap pelts, ¢ g 2.00 Fis estar bavasay Promati 8. & Noches, | Fisher'n Hlend, $3,00; No, 2 tomatocs, | ‘Phe property will be improved with . altad sheep Ns 96@ 16 Grit—1Arnoat i 2 412, 998 and’ 236 ‘ hes © substantial business building, Safe Deposit Boxes - 1g, tong hair goat skins, Ib... 16 BANK CLEAR Granitom100'" ‘ " Winslow Marine Ratlway--Sonr KK. V PeONOMY Meat Herap Kastor, 100 ‘198.00 | Kevune, arge Cogultam CHy, whaters| . Stall 8, 8 the. heat cane sugar, 7 For Rent TRADE TERMS J) kansas Guy southern earnings} Glonttugn oo. ssansiniat | (wheat sven hott ieacscecceeecegtee| no ae ite ge Nba Wel itaval baking | Apartment Building $3.00 Per Y . ear Wheat six months $2 D82, Incr p $572; by powder, Me; coe ut iT cocoa, Lhe - - 7 Balances 1,669,760.86 | OILS AND LEADS Foreign E: stall 3, Blue Ribbon tea in lead. pies. Sold OLOSE CORPORATION 801 Portland (Local Market) saw ORS uP ieee We Ib.t 2-200 cur finent abrimp, 26001 mpc for $25,000 A close corporation is « privately _ : Cleartr 100,062.00 | ntine—In drums abanpalopensd hieher! w p's ten, 696 MW.) 4 bare Bela Naptha Apartment building at 1812 to . 34.5914; franen, $0,0001% HW , der 4 Tha, cholee prunes, 26; 4] 1816 Terry ave, has been sold by ‘ 0, i . " ed corporatio collection of 5,00 ; ¢ 4 b-uallon Cann , rporation in which prac A jon of 5,000 Arnerican) | patanes 52,961.00 | |Linneed O—taw, In barrels marks, 44,830 to the doilary black figs, 40; 806 Del Monte |J. D, Reeves to Mary Sorenson, at Wieally all the stock is#held by a|stamps, valued at $125,000, 8 re , ol sta 4 25,000, wa Tacom S-gallon cans ‘ ie forelen exchange iarket cloned | CHUMP, 2c, Stall 20, watermelons, 8 Mc prey r4 Raopieiand’ ih whlch there is 'centlyexhiblied in London. . L¢ be-!'| motat- transactions; 9.199.000.0011. Dutlede im barfale sssress Wik ats Nerina Aenea urgent: tioned |S vUweat ohartiea; 166,041 yotaiben,, & considerations of About $85,000). tv Bankers nM 211 Cherry St. oe ee er ar Eee eee aEe) boakelfirsikPDI ‘was announced Saturday by tio dollar, from fle, 200 dom, Jordan & C Seldom any public interest, longed to the United states. wiinliiciastactiy syyhith Sanden pect: Meee, *