The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 7, 1923, Page 14

PAGE 14 THE SEATTLE STAR TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, 19% rf BUSINESS—Finance, Produce, Agriculture, Shipping, Real Estate, Building °. | eg ————— WULY BUILDING (av Fell/ Looal )LUMBERMEN TO |STOCK MARKET METAL MARKET LUMBER TRADE DERMITS Hig NEL OPK Stock Market}/ Local |/ reine ul NOTATBCTTOM! HAS BEEN QUET 1S MORE ACT NEW YORK, Aug dge's ability to bh New Structures Would Fill tonic of the Eancial comma re Carne ot fhe pring ot 8s rial VEGETABLES Western Association Meets | At Present It Is in Sold-Out| Lead Is Only Item to Show Dealers Are Preparing for a chang F quickly | Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers Street One Mile Long | afeh Withee seta neh differences y prices given are those made te 7#| in New City Condition, Says Moody Renewed Aotivity Good Fall Business tions y crs, With @ tow 4 [ a t , ont | f : — Revi r aW YORK, Aus Th r principal woe coording to the statistical report | the industrial r ore t Toure ecove “ jucting the cost of] LONGVIEW, Aug. 7.—Two hur Moody's Weekly Review of Fin P 3 ods According t @ statistical repor | a motly t ning epresent & | tra tte and BPProms | acd yy men are expected in cering and Mining Journal-Press | contin 7 weanonal basis, t ue of f r k ' dar also ' storage and sell! current inmue sald: nd increasing 4 has been in active demand at| price stability features, sayg ¢i “The selling of securities appears | advancing prices during the week, | American Lumberman, Chicago, Call pe es celal Conditions in {tsfourrent issue meee + Mooday by the depar Longview on August 17 to attend th he @ decline of | ye si@ 10| mid-season convention of the Went of buildings, t 1 building p ways in par oa . ng pric \ 1 uD Mj; Unior AUD nebee Sit A dinner will take place in Bt.|to be for the purpose of strengthen. |but the market for the other non-|for Southern ¢ has increased Amounted to $3,122,315, as compared | g ; . , nolatr, 22; Ainerican or Y ion dinner wil t | etals he quiet. Anti-| markedly, und latent ; rh ot 1 \ ve n ‘Telephone te. off 4; Pah-Amort C . 99 | Ifelen’s inn on Friday night at which | ing one’s investment p | ferrous metals has D SRe, 4 ' ae reports show with $1,5 in July, 1922, The Hh, 68. up der . uP MM; United States | 4) $20) time WR, A. Long, chairman of the ,|mony ha» registered a definite nd. | book ne 0 proximately 86 per Total for the first seven months of | Stoel 87K, off A: Westinktion 4. jup Mei Pan-American, 69 Up M3| os rrote board of directors of the Long-Bell * | vance, en Fmal, which ts the seasonal the year was $16,861, . cn siagacs 4 Cab, ne Lumber Co,,. will the principal | DUMMO%® men ax @ rule are not short | ‘ost of the copper producers would | lev strength of Douglas fir With $11,935,945 in ¢ r . oie) e | Caulifiower. J . ee of working capital, Bonds are too|be willing to meet the market if a ilustrated by the fact that book. Seeritha'of last year. S | Celery als don 16|. Because of the unusual interest | tow in price to be wold at much profit | tractive business were obtainabl su during the latter part of July a , ae N. Y. Stock Market cu 1 hothos Mt aagview beara tadie lumber Jo40e | yor tatcen } ie tha | the Inck of all interest by consumers | reached 105 per cent of normal, with Biroiea § : ar 2% marty by the typical investor, while the) continues, 4 nothing would be|P ction about 10 per ¢ ci contribute 10 to the month's Tuesday's Quotations hart * try, a tour of the elty will be includ Jcontinues, and nothing would t ut 10 per cent higher Purnished by Logan & Bryan Letiuee r ¢ ee dis the ros 1. It te probable |*PPly of loanable funds 1» great | gained By cutting prices. Quotations notable increase in demand hag » bt tol < ; Vidaen aie ‘ ‘ e|enough, so that strong rease ‘or |are nominally 14% and 14% cex also occurred in the hardwo 5 she fireproof type of structure, t pres 0 ’ Pisin af : s|place in the inn. A luncheon | Nquidation are lacking; and this per Terate fas Hoe tinea oe a fon Most ot, the cur PI: tota) amount of this type of buildin, pref : r be given in the men's honor by the [haps explains the inaction of the|\0.4 | oda 6 from retailer; ler g $1,90: 5. 1 ary masonr © , 3 ongview Chamber of Commerce ond Wis! joada. retailers, who pend a be age? Mees ef ; i = f | .ongvinw on’ eheoalath which |" vi Business in zinc was fairly good |are keenly interesting themselves in made up the st am wi ‘ ICAGO, Aus in ‘ A nh mnsocl ‘ y rational opinion of the stock | cariy in the week, but in the last two | the market in view of thelr low and |day# no orders of consequence bh en stocks, and of the outlook than for that of raising funds, since five germits totaling $95,000, . Frame anit ee : ; ¢ ‘ nthe 0 | Be haw Sts headquarters In Heattle, com) market must be gradually developed Be ving a total va Ag 7a H ‘ *y ht ¥ ¢ *) con ond bee . abattoir tovalgrsy Sp Several edi 7 i ths ie Li ‘B vant | been booked. ‘The tin market has & prosperous business this fall mee P tr ruout the Bes |ataten will be represented in the con-| We ware runt into a ceant Hat eon Inactive most of the week, and|Not much forward buying ts yet bey Phiri en permit © 7 ; e. nus |i daz, bunches 300 334 g; ‘Bpedal railroad acconito-| te oe Aiba poy Fe have shown little variation one, but that stage of market factory or wholesal ngs gave . : ‘ caviar ’ ave beon provided for Average metal prices for July were |d being rapidly ¢ & total valuation of $60, 8 ne In the Bept Prec , sa per The re softness of prices has and retail store Toma ‘ mately follow York electroly J 2 gely sible for the post- mits with a tota! valuatior 20) do 102% 4 : ata ne mere Pa t Since the latter could not be timed, don standard - , in making sorely needed $00, Hotels and » r es et a t {| the | Turnlpe. i J . we have slutently recommended | one uiectroly .. 123 7 ments, but now that prices had five permits 3 1 1 that investors follow the policy Spe ayina hid been while five permits totaling 00 | om ore | Eh fst exchanging into higher grade and | 1g ele pbc Ay et oe came from churches, » n e : . Chicago Board of Trade aie Pald Wholesale Dealer ore stable securities, 1 Nl st Louls 3 g | ia that no purpose will be served oe tel ee * tI Tuesday's Quotations Yel. Transparent, ne 2891.60 amend thi i fe MOS | London Weer Tie y further deferring commitments, New detatched residences were 1 ht ’ ss Wheat t Ciena] Garces ta wocu: 5 are but that delay | eed Fesented with 180 permits ho ; ; . Sept ‘ x a Ayemgs Bilver bat that sgt might indeed prove a total valuation of $ while the ve ad : De Apricots—4 og) w York, foreign . wan ontly experiment, because mill SIE esssins ce parnsitey wea oon] an cs gE [etayiec sl ery 208 > | Hananas—P «@ | Ceremony Marks Completion) “A« to when the » London : Payer stocks in nearly all producing terri: |touch bottom, all estin : } ; 7 : “4 Turtle Py " Sterling exchan, eee ry, tories are still low and badly as - tributed by miscellaneous small bul Mall A i 8 Guabie nee of Longview Railroad — | retiabie. ‘The fotlowing, —howidjer, | Sterling exchange tories aro ti low ed aiteaamaa ae ae : H ‘ 44% | Cherries — things Os Loess Ae to find reflection in stiffening prices, 105. eakiya: Ridison . 2 te . > one may identify the approximste pr oS botany a s Ple cherrt LONGY 'W, At golden London oe : . 3 Speculative trade is again Ctoppin en eenia itt nine : . ‘ : 4 | Dates—Dromeda t-pk *\the railroad bridge over the Cowlitz umulation of funds seek | Ninety-nine per cent 970 |and large orders at the previous low mits were issued would, with prop : : : vaatindsit sRould bh dbncted be A tall 3 Pe daisenr allowances for alleys and interse: Canadian Pa: i uM . Vige—Dried Ca -y river, which is to be used by the Bate ta" tw: defia. | tra Pa prices are being offered, The mills, ing streets, make a new street ap-|C,M & 8. P i pt ots 2 10.10 10.72 |Gooneberrtes—Der 1 '8/Longview, Portland and Northern |!" ratios of loans to deposi a | ondon cesses sesersss,/181.188 | however, no longer show a willing: t of operating costes should be Pp ° ysl hea | 22. Bret. : 2 ’ Grnpes tw */ railroad, will be driven at 6 o'clock : Antimony seer serseeees 7.097] BE8H to grant the former concessions proximately one mile long, and filled | contrat Leather % 1% 18 : % : ; : shown by a decline of 10 to 20 per | Oni wan "7": irre" 46.980|and are retusing low offers. Ifa: * arious types: of| do pret. \ * aa ' Boedtens, * |this afternoon, Appropriate ceremon- | "ery; fo barometer, and also og oad ‘on 5 v8 take Use oi, | Cosadier Masors ‘ Grape Praits Porida, be ‘ * /\en will mark the completion of the |, 074," Our trade barometer, and also | bitinum ........ ..+....++- 416,000 | able to secure fair prices, they prefer buildings that go to make up a city, | Chandler, Mo : + Chitcard\Car Lots ie: sects! 2 of the! by a shrinkage in pig iron output to pile thelr lumber and thus place ‘The total frontage represented by Chicago ch Aiton 24 n g' ~ Les road, which now links Longview | running two or three tha; and the themselves in better position to sup: Projected buildings amounted to 6,726 | Chicago & E. lilinola Tuenday's Quotations Honey—Comt with the outaide world “ a 2) Spear Yurnished by Log Pant atengacrckeped stock market {twelf should denote a YA IMA FA M ply the fall trade when it develops. feet, or something over a majle and a gern, Qt, Wee 4 _ 819 Becond Ave, bi si%h B A. La chairman of the sold-out condition by refusing for Industrial business is well main- quarter of building frontage. >. West ‘ iran. ¥ i Loganberries—Per board of directors of the Long-Dell | g¢ al months to break to new low : ] ct ti pk sae aS tained. Southern pine mills report z teage . : rn a3 a 1p |COd_ 8. M. Morris, vice president; | levels in spite of much bad news and | 6) BE S | [ DIE D | that the variety of cutting orders hab Financial Flashes |<» “= ee ties Por erst ‘ alae eatiens ane ee gronomist with the U. 8, department | !¥ toward special sizes and specifica- From James Macfariane & Co, | |< wat is ng, Mra. Morris, Mira, ‘Ten cm isis, arrived jx: akinne 0 | 2% Pir to < toers: Haase SLL Second Ave. le 4 4 rd . sgt 4} Vanderdook will érive begin an agricultural survey in the | a . ye ntact law betas Forni ‘Twenty rilroad stock erage | Cx ‘ : ‘ one The celebration will be eek month's: tiene Depeg tee [Ease fistaky atomobile intereatt Stocks average 87.20, a decerase of 1. | ., zfs ; met alte : t is Car paaldes . a SPLENDID YEA gations he will make Toppenish LT bene pape’ bray pri aire = ooh |e athena peas. 5 mene eigack Lote BTA | | pencuarters | ports of all woods are considerably in the West and Southwest is ab- AIRE iA cate alifore » ' ee ber. TE E ib ORDERS jae wee ta to be In the patire oer of eeat they were a year ago, Sorbing the surplus of boxcars, | 0°", i s°Gye* “as 4h. M4 an economic survey of 200 farms in | *%¢ ae and if continued, as is usual at | Cuba Cane Sugar eating ‘ : Business Is Better on All| the tower vaitey to gather informa-| ee fe lr aeieeee : N. Y. Sugar and Coffee ot BEING ‘T ' | Gant on aida aa Se ‘0 growers. | G Gletod by raltoad offi, | cus haaTy conadine ig NEW YORK, Au E LLED Counts Than in Past | #2 oh costs and returns to «rowers. Yakima Walley Has ” Combined production of Calumet & Bates Bir citia ba Gri ap ett ow Sel hy Pa a herr er agln My tenfitien iacnaea latte: |for governmental statistics in order! $75,000 Grape Crop buting market; and since then t presumption hax continuously been Spinach 1 116} that a bear movement id ult | 2 his would bring the Production. Shipments. Orders vestigations by extension workers Afizona Mining Co. and New Cor-| Erie: 2-1 1 i 12% | CatteeNo. pot, 10% DAIRY PRODUCTS ies Thursday | The West Coast Lumbermen's as:|to give an idea of the production] YAKIMA, Aug. 7—Grapes wil) be Heli Copper Co. for July totaled 6,-| do Ast, pret. Mae an 2% @ Ite Prices Bald to Shippers ; Phar Aptosbang. A oe weekly rts on produc: | rating of this region along with otb-long of the valley's important frult 675,291 pounds of copper, compared | p12, 204 Pree . ; j tertat— 400,000 tons, in busi . orders shipments, for the) ers over the country, says the tn-|crops in a few years, ‘according to tes ee geen fo, June and| do peat. = % . Liberty Bonds Reus r 1 8 1 . | compared with a de.| rt 30 wee ok th) past tour | vestigator It is eotentiaily 4 survey | members of the Yakima Valley Grape 993,950 pounds in July, 192: te, Sus 5 Tuesday's Quotation Mixed #8 crea of 595,090 aha oe | Years, ate ag follows, the figures|on farm managemen ‘ l Genwasst ns Federal Fuel Distributor places | Pit. hhay 59% 10Ny THe Yale Seen Ame bees ie Ont. tak Meiiie copes Vall Street ocrrat en nye (hel icing in- milllons of fect 1 edscknls wil De waaleted. inthe? te 1 onke tases rho “pein out en stocks of bituminous coal July 1 | Fieichman Yea cnt? z High 1 ¢ oF y ‘ J bearing will return the growers more IRE 45,000,000 tons; eatimates sup- | Ges. 36 1% xe | : Selvin He 1 DAIRY PRODUCTS und 6,000,000 tons, aga 41 3 from the state college. |than $75,000, an average return of. ply 10 per cent larger than r , ‘ ‘ 14 hi Jees to Metall Dealers 232 at the close of Marci: sere ; 2,421) ene — about $1,000 an acre. In two years usual. ien 1 1 - t ; ae wheat xe pias foe hgh’ 1 i |1,000 acres, which are already plant- Payments to war finance du 04% ¢ 2 : i s 6 | | Local : ‘The operations of the 2.370 WHEAT CROP ed, will be in bearing, which will ees were 4.238 rd ates wal y 1 4 5 ed cok ‘dint July : nae above items it will be) NOT mean another big fruit crop to add If President Coolidge adheres | Sark ae re , : ba ed 2 ts of finished ators te SalI 1. Production, thus far this var} tid Seadastinns GE , eter mscietly to the railed program =| Ovi mates ites ‘ 7 Foreign Money Status ‘ roam rich ¢ gating: 1,200,000 tons. Incoming buat. | has been 21.89% ¢ than in] OLYMPIA, Aug. 7.—Contrary to! Grandview, head of the organtzation favored by the late president, | ji yes Ww : | ‘ er ‘ lithe » period 103.8 beliefs entertained in many quarters, | which the grz h formed Tuesday's Quotations iT c 6 Month is estimated at cg | whic! he grape men have form there will be three big issues up- | Household Prod 4 Yurntebed by Logan & Bryan t ergtin gninst 650,000 in June.|Rreater than in 1921; and 24.07% | the state department of agriculture | or collective selling. permost in the rail situation; | Hudgen Motor 2 2 810 Second Ave., Seattle H ta. old na, againat 000 in June. erer as t 30 weeks of |4t Olympla, declares that grain pro- | ~ _ @) Changes for the railroad la | FNP, Moker ee i . Prevent value POULTRY AND MEATS = ey |duction fs not above the averag bor board; (2) consotidations; (3) | inapirauiot 2 Wit a 54565 1 by Wholesnle Deslers ipments, thus far this year, |®8¥ sense, but is strictly normal. Fostepan KI car poolings. The railroad world | Inter. Agi. Corp FS t site ° to shippers s f neha ta “"') Beriah Brown of the department | is waiting for some Indication as |,“ i t 4 r cts ' Saeed ine aca aT out figures to prove his point COMPANY neice ) wise trai 18.07 « 7 ater than fn 1921 5 to the new president's views on - A - ' ; ° sag ft Tho December estimate of the crop ~ Slanted od alta oe bo S : cts. i : eg ye 2.825%. gre than the first|7T® December estimate of the crop} Invest in a ese matiocs | 2 HN 3. lagazet mai oe ; Tides in Seattle 10 weeks of 19 | The June A Pere Marquette orders 4,000 tons} s ry 16 wakicibicia ahead ee e was cut to $17,000,000 bush- | Successful Going 4 : tote boeay ot ish kr Seta} & er cumes ta torspay | AUG. 8 year, hag been 5 bepress me dee Busi vee tons floor Hepes ss * Bur- | Jones Bros Te 6 s 6 € drach t Poboon pod AUG, 7 First High Tide ita ee $01,000,000 bushels. | usiness ington i¢ inquiring for 40,000. | Kayser, dct vat “ore 00614c} tive. 5 ms te || Fleet Low Tide | 12:3 a om. $9 tt . elicoaha e average crop for the past five ro ‘ Industrial commissioner reports | {<0 Ser! 334 $0 cts... : Rumanian tol tf |Melgtan Hares—4 Tbe. and us 131] litess Bligh ide Tae eae Grell rcehee ee ‘ years has been around $35,000,000 | 7% Cumulative “no indication of serious dullness ‘ } 19.6 Spar wot cts | Turkeys—Fancy 4. p 13 ||a:aT p.m 8.6 tt. | Benwad High igo] |STeate® than the : : bushels, #0 that the present crop ts Preferred Stock in manufacturing in New York $e 160 318 punlensuthar ites: ear wo | Second Low Tide pom, 101 fe 20 below the average. The 1923 crop is| Husiness in the United States State has appeared. Employment | 17TS, Inc, 5 any Hoe TAS pom, 10 tt cond Law Tide |not quit above that of a decade |f| tm 1921 spent $12.00 per per- decreased less than 1 per cent in | (Oo Thea' ; 15 t 1 i ; Cholce, Haht c 08 1 m., 7.0 ft./] go and’ considering © 10% increase m to delly x, thelr advertising icone | rae ec? Hs Quotations etopay 16 10) 47 unt Fe eenge ng eather Bureau Report Timely Farm Hints | |! rovulation, the crop would be be-|[] Testa Sehr by yene the American and Canadian sales of | Mack Truck -- eee ip _ BLO Second Ave, Seatile on low that of 10 years ago. ‘]) ruture of advertising Is as- passenger and commercial vy | ot Pandy; Masry, 180-800.%hd. ALG 218 | Batons Published Thru the Co-operatibn NT Sal Pa sured. of the Washington State College tah General Motors in July were | Hive. 8 ra 2" 1R BY, 1926 Medien nea Be tia. ete ae lmllee anh = Clothes Shops to Bepermuanty ek making of rails from Bethlehem Steel and | ee ee pentnet 49,7: ° z ; &, 13 a 1 POULTRY AND MEATS — | 4¢5t Grant, at 1 33,400 in July, 1922. 42) 8% 40 nch 4m, 1917.00 { Prices Pald Wholesale Dealers ee seers Tart ||) Qeeertunies oF mak is Seaboard Oli... 11% 1 ench bm, 13 ‘ a 2 | Docks—Dressed, per Th #/Arrivals and Departures|,,*"!ultu"! Posineering — Clean Open Second Store |]} creat force through tte pret aRipton : Eee Hens Dr ’ Me spite : the accumulation out of your water ferred stock. lp bes aes , Brit . ‘ # ed, Mahe . 0@ :22| , ARRIVED—Aug. tool Ranger! supply reservoir. On August 8 The Rochester | Foreign Trade | Siiddle States Oil . | is : Live, heavy, T iit HO SU ir scurehe Mara from Kabe, vie, Gaake|” Aplculture—The Clothes Shops will open their second ||| Price $100 Per Share i 5 Live, ig 1 productiveness of | © Us e | bran ies. 1 r Hiere—Dressed, tet Tb. sss. .32@ (33 /8P4 Grays Harbor, at 1 a. mz ate Del-| quoens over two years of age gener Seattle store, at 1434 Third aaa Redeemable, at $110.00, ; ; “ t ; : Gieewe—Dremed, por T oh | tot frome Teeeaey 6 in. Aug 6 {lly decreases and hives should be| fst store having been opened on | FOSTER a s The United States bureati of for. | Mpls. & 8 is : : ‘Turkeys—Fancy, dressed 40@ 142 | Nevadan from on. Aug, 6) 0 ae Sy ae uld be! second ave, one year ako.” Plats of ||| Etghth Ave, and Virginin St. eign and domestic commerce: has re-| Montana 3 é A , priser a Admiral Southeastern | re-queened at that time y Senttle, | Montgomery Ward a > + Nome City the company, it is stated, call for ad- . . ow oe: ‘ Belgian Har e, per 7 > Dairy—Arrange «for Ik} Kindly send ‘particulars re. cefved the following inquiries from | Moon Motors Dreoeed 00 | E O, at G16 p, m.; ate r milk) ditional stores in Tacoma and Port. scalea Ghd cachnre is stock to: foreign firms who wish to represent | National Blacult Pees atiouaai te jee aa | Capt eas from Ban Pedro, vial Scales and record sheets on feed cart | pecan American manufacturers in their rez] NS‘! Enamel & 8 Hogs— Px ie tiy | 940 F at 10 p.m; str Point}Or milk can cart und weigh every spective fields. Full information will| x. ¥. Central wiieie Veal—Fancy, 1 16@ 17 Dé given to American firms on ap-|New Haven. % 13 ‘ per 990 -12 | poutheastern Alaska, via Port Aug Farm Management—Records show ication to S. H: Blalock, district | r 1 1% 10 Portland Produce Mediam, LIVE STOCK ie te [at 7:0 Dm ate Alaska for ma, ac{that it pays to hold Laks i herman | North ‘ ‘Tuesday's Quotations ! § |4 op, mj ate Adar | manager of the bureau, Lowman|< 1 terlas@icike teen Quotations at Stockyards corten, Vin Tacoma, Everett, Bellingham | the tation te Be pe y building, Seattle | 5 tying price, 22@20¢ doz,; | Cattle— and Vancouver, 1. C., at 2:20 p, mij str] 8e Ration ts 86 per cent of normal Australla—7378) Bacon’ (10 tons or |Owemm Bottle «.-.... 4244 a SG A5C. d | Prime ste 700g 1.40| Redondo tor southeastern Alaska, ‘at| Horticulture — Contented harvest ert Gp fe Of i316 Ib ediam to. goed €50@ 7006 p. m.; str Arabia Maru for Tac at| help © most efficic More), lard (10 tons); (7249) flour | pan.. i Henw—14 2 Cy Prime cows an A halter 4.008 4 4 On ™m. aig a ee mS help Ja the ‘moat efficient jombia — (7373) Packing house Seabourc H q hit oe SO 40 dt y arrangements are made a in products, wheat. | Beopiew’ nw i one _ Cash Wheat gah Aaa Alaska Ve ssels scram, | Halt auarters oF camp, Yellowstone England—(7403) Fats, greases, lin-| Phikaeiphin ¢ No, 1 ted, bhi G ove baste ae ; fate 0@ ¥.50| western, northbound, at 6:20 p, mar ate ant Pathology — Potata vines Park Greece—(7394) Colonial” products, | Ppilips Pete I i 709 ished hard 7.60@ 8.00 see proper application of water in the ir-| foodstutts, jz aes if Hal} 3 npring, $1.0 . rigated section and proper cultiva. Italy—(7360) | Dried fruits | Pilger 23 ; ni ; 10,006 10.5 Vessels In Port at Seattle {tion in the nondrrigaied se: is Mexico—(7374) Advertising ‘novel. | Pah & W- Vo 1 ‘ D. ‘ esa 2 Meee Cell wantionay eine iooae Mawaebancitten ties, celluloid; (7391) radio receiving | Bret 9 rid fr enver, nee Tee ets Bier stecote ne TIMBER VA {) Norway—(7886) Rye flour Punta Allegre Sugar. 46 oad AUR AND SUGAR |Plor 11-6—Btr Owego, U. 8. C. 8. Dell 4 1 td 4 ate @11; cows and helf we DT) | vegetable). | Ray Cone 10% & | bauipenire ‘i 4 38 Judith trom Tacoma, at db pe ta Hina |store in the Pine st. district of Se- land, with the possibility of another | BAILED Aug t--itr Point Tudith for | attle. The space for the new store as been completely remodeled, its} windows and electric signs! g prominent features. ral Farragut for Ana-| spring marketing when the crop for and eco nomical, See that convenient and Friends of Yeure Cormick Mee oe ae bexaine Market e $76 | Plor G—Str Admiral Rogers, TACOMA, Aug. 7.—The county Ef rr fo ahora ; op, $ t. per 5.55 Pier 4—8tr Nome City. board of equa nye % ist ap i ‘ TAY, GRAIN |Eler 4—Ber Nome c td of equalization yesterday in . do 2nd. pret. 3 Sheep—Re he ‘ pee creased the assessed valuat eplogie Btec H 10 ; FONE | altalfa fay—Pirat gr px |Pler 1—U, 8. aR ® aluation of Meetings | Replogle steel... 1 1 Lamb a6 pre aL jig sierra 10.00 | Pier D—Atr ‘ »,|timber holdings in Pierce county synolds Tob. 2% Carmine coaliow o1h0 iakioo | | Alexander from $3,898,715 to $6,387,195, at the ‘The Kiwanis club will hold their | !* nolds pring 4 BANIGOLHATING 0 cracked ana feed ‘meal, £14800 | si, Shipping Board Moorings—str West | recommendation of Ci inty Auditor weekly meeting at the Hotel Gow. | (7m, Quen «- | Rolled and ground, y +49,00 | © § innl—str Mon.|A» W. Carr, Notices will be sent im. man, Wednesday at 6:30 p. m., in-|sincintr 33% eatile Oate—Whole foo ‘ 4400 | " mediately to all owners of timber stead of at noon. It will be the club'y | Southern Pacific & ext ale ‘4 ac Terminale ste at, {ands to permit.them to appear and farewell meeting to its fellow mem- bits pan 4 | i : ‘, “P&) submit proofs of any claims of in ber, Dean Stephen 1, Miller, who will | gt Joc Lond 18M ‘ Porta Genin hep. . “00 | § ‘erminal—Str Virginian, | Justice in the increa shortly leave Seattle to assume his | St. 1 1 3 and | Sulske Beea SOC as eyes | minal—Str Suchaon, — | new duties at the head of the Arkeri.|_ 40 3 4 4 5,152,886.00 | | Growing Feed—1008 att PUPA oP tif ere aia can Institute of Banking. be 2 alances 786,964,00 rowing Mash—100's ; | ‘ Mat f emits | 65% . +6000 | Bast Waterway Dock and Warehouse Co, a asa Rowbuck ...... coma, —-100'n 51.00 ranpise. ‘ Str Leino Macrak, atr J, C. Kirlpat. i 4 : ‘otal transactions. 2,615,000,00 | |Mermtel eed. 100 shat] get Tele Maersk, lr J 6 ion [ Building Permits ; | edhe ‘oeonnut, Mew ‘14°00 | Toda Dry doc Bui, HR Giek:| Stare | TRADE TERMS ; ore: 3 — bal Foe roe ttt det Sone pe eas ae | cota aig por | Linseed O11 Menl—100'" 4 Mod f a : oward Richerson, 315 John at, frame | Skelly On. , a4 | A Soyu Henn Menl—100'e SET EAMG | Puneet Sound Brldge and Dredging co Pena ecuersOR, 318 John st, fram: OFF ls Poets Suse. Bower + age A Dollar Will Buy | Alita, Meal 100% «0. 1:80.00] Amon ‘Terminal 'Co—str Kuroha, Maru ‘ Waen ee ay Canal: Lumber P *s 4. 0. Cait § ‘ | Peueaeeey shoe sane beets ++67.00| Nettleton's Mill—Str Santa Ines. ence, 60x43, $4,000, "The market sold off’ means |¥ <9: ,¢% Four Million Marks | o3t\"\ind olay ‘6200 Notternan' Drydock—hare Gin suction Cou, Heabourd that prices were lower. ‘To say that | do pret. 7 ‘Hoo | Stream (Buoy 7)—-Str Madison epartment, 140x860, fa} NEW YORK, Aug. 7,—German | Fuh Meal—100's me : 4 1 | Stewart. Warner 1% 86% irit—Limontone, 100 © certain stock “cloved off 2 points,” | Bion Cart marks reached the -high mark of |Granitec 100%" .. Hi Us Pits Mee anna aa ulate cee ah creeret re, To Yellowstone Park gaits sto “owed oft 2 plat” | rai sty, [marke reached the eh mark’ of |Grantet00R sts HARK teamna enidenes 18434 sain o Yellowstone Far 4 | ioa.vo Peterson, 4819. Runnyalde ave. Was at a price two pointy below | Sweets Co %|atternoon trading in the foreea |Shell—Wastorn oyator,' 100%, 20.00 ee EL frame roaldence, 84x26, $1,000 the last vale on the preceding day. | uhmar 1 5 Jexchunge market today. ‘The rolohe Ihe tists “hea da tsise: Hs) Lives pummer rows hot,| Robert ateCieliand, {28 Mation buttaing, beanengc ana 0 42% |bank of Germany is now printing | ‘ gS 7 multe have, | ehade,| Gatneine tiareol Galivers n Farm Crops — Plans tor carly Wulf Sulph 7 7 | 4,000,000,000,000 | OILS AND LEADS wallow “raTIG FOBICOn Fee eae ane Alaa tt ° and green] frame ves 4 # Pacific q ‘ marks daily, and (Loca! Market) _ frame rowldonco, 44x92, $4,700, spring pagture should be made now. | roe pent” 4% ; | will insuo notes of 10,000,000 and |Turpentine—tn druma sss, the hogs at all]. N. Courdy, 4275 Whitman ave. Good crops to use are fallown rye, | Pinay 1 7M a7 af 100,000,000. marks denominationn, | _,tckalen,cate « ee ; LN AG lm NeaenaS Ama) Round Trip from Seattle Vetch or sweet clover and mixtures | Tob, Prod AB % | Nery SHIRE RRR ’ Maonou, Bentd, shoge, rt erate real “ye ae The bank declared jt Ne tof epallon ry Of these, Choose the ones best sulted | 412". 79% | i ny 47.00] Winmlow Marino, Teallway $40,000, to anh. ‘Cont. Oli +i gi Oreane tho output to #,000,000,000| alles. In. barrels ‘ before Sepeany hen that quite laying Hie. N. enapn,' 14112) ana, foamy roat-| Ex Le Carey, General Agent, 1407 Fourth Ave., Phone Ell. 5580; 5 your locality and needs, 5-gallon cann oy H jpefore September 15 is a suspicious ,, denee, + $3,000, White Lend—100-1b, ko) Jchuracter, Get rid of her, wo No ne af 0 deneo, 32x22, $3,000, Underwood <sseseeess 46 marks daily in the next few days, O2nd, frame real '