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, 1881-03-04
BUSINESS.
Stocks Open Weak, but Soon
Recover and Show Large
Gains.
A Heavy Short Interest Frightened
by the Prospect Of Another
Funding Bill.
y Quiet Day Mt tho Chicago
Banlxs-Forcign Ex-
change.
The Produce Markets Less Active-Pro-
visions Quite Weak, but Rcact
Later.
Wheat Weak In Spills Of The Storm, bnt Closed
SrongtE-O1her Grain Firm, With
Light Receipts.



-
Awenk opening In stocks on accoun Ut the
pnssaNe Ut Tho Funding I'LL was snnn succeeded
by buoyht,t rise on hccolint Uf tho promise Of
veto which wns speedily forthcoming. 1'rcs!-
dent Hayes Recommendation that MI etnpbjGc-
iionafin hllI l'c promptly passed by tho present
Congress Favo tho mnrktt HreAt support, and
frightened tho bcurs into covering. stpney wMs
onsy. II Is claimed TINT tho bull pools nre still
Intact, that the larEG amounts OF Stock soi'l hy
tho public last Friday were bnaght b. insiders,
that tho outsiders hnyu In tho lust two or
three days been larwa sellers ri, tho short
side. and TINT consequently nll tho conditions
exist for good rise. a disposition to sell tho
urnltRcr stocks short Is developing on acco,tnt
nf tho loss OF business by snow-nlockulcs. Tho
Illinois Central hid but five days work ol,t Ut
its Iowa division In tho euttro month or Epl,-
runry. both tho Northwestern and 1t. Paul nrc
reported so tlave lost tho equivalent OF two
months earnings. Much Of this business Ia DE-
frrrcI only; soIno OF 1t t,ns been lost AIT tho
expense OF clearing tracks tu4 nccn nst. 1t Is
no.,sc 'n. M .ho n,,s. aa'y sepos1a u increased
lation Inst fall arc no sonRcrto DO seen. Michigan
Central was wcuk, md tho stock was loaning at
sper cent far short deliveries, Vanderbilt wns
Western I'nton was tho feature Of tho slny.
by tha cas com,mn,ss MN M hna hren rsfnsc,, ep ann mi
I'M ,h, tu,",,an ",,o,,,st .ho a..,., ~ sori..
..A.. ,uu ','et'uu "k""'st sle iso.. @ VI scrip
WAS assosea inc stock rose from lo''i to lie'i.
Calculations about tho rut,,ro Of the uouoy
murkct sctm 10 Ipok mora for cosc linn tho
e. .. 1.e. r.,,. ~ uu.o W 1.ec .h"" '.o
ro'efse' independently OF ;ho Funding bill.
sonc gold Is coming In frun Europe. Tho Sec
rotary Or tho Treasury must atsburso at 'past
,.-,.'., 49,, ~ o".s" . usaas - ~, -, u'lu
uen'Sca tuo palSs WA many OF tnom reissue
tho circulation they have retired. Against this
must be put tho disturbing INFLUENCE of tho
AprIl .rtttcmrnt,
'pA.' ,..'. as..'one.. '..'a'.. T..
gfellt cnange III tno temper OF Wall street1s
seen by tho .iMcyfeuIf tfchuHuc: Tp-tlNy tho
disposition Of spcc,,lntors-whother they be tho
"ln1nbs " or the Iesscr "lons iii inclined do
cI,cdly towarl prudence and CAUTION. In no
brokers o'llce cat' TO found tue confident and
happy "bul Of two weeks nuo, anu frnm tho
country speculative clrGles C0tnN many orders,
nII,n r., t,,.,,,. ii,t l., -, ..t. y III. u.,' % ~
lf'E ot THO rosn' colorcd elonds that have been
side" and .outsI,]e " vDorutors In s,oeks forms
l''A'At"' if 'A'''@S ."i"S
tac1or III rue prooau'e course OF speculation
, 1881-03-04
MINING STOCKS.
1sHE+THN

Speetal Dspatch to 1ne Chtedeo Tribune.
HOsroS. MnrctI tt-1n mining shares, Tcwnbic
advanced Il, to ISL; Silver tslet rs, to 81; 1Iar
shaw III IL HI; Contontniont u. 10 @A: Copper
Falis e, to u; Osccua decliuetl Il, to s Frunk-
lin u, to IL: CataEpa Lilo, to III; Catusnut s.
fIec!a !, to 2l71i.
To the tFfstera Asseeldt<l I'rtss.
llosToS. alurch 3,-Aftn!ng stocks closed As
, 1881-03-04

Foreign Exchange wna strung, With only n
moderate supply OF hills. Posted rates for atrr.
ing wero +sl and 4s3it: actunl rites tho SAINT;
AMI commercial bills, 41p147S!i.
Tho cSparts uf domestic produce from the
MOTT Of New York for tho past week amount to
Ss, 1:s@i1 lgninst III. tor tho correspond
lug week III lssU. The following tablu elows tho
exports exclusive Ut spcclc> from tho pDrt Of
Now York for tho week ending Marcl, !. lasl,
compared with tho statement uf tho two prcyi-
Gus years:
;s9}s,;s F., 'Ss ;:s;;; $<sE s;, $$ 4!;;
slueo snn A1,l2l,:Ss E1kui7si .ih.Mni
tho 4s wero 1la.i' md l1a!s; the AS, III und
t1ss: the u.s. 1o,i md 10O1 nntl tic u, l0s nnd
11iI. At tho ctosc tho ~ wero ll3ts at,d ll:l1t,
uit tho rcat of tho list Il higher ttnn tho opctl
Ing. The is and Us urc n fnyorlt purchase. At
GI the Is, If held Ill September, In tho event Of
n failure Of the Funding hill, will Yield per
cent not.
Chlcngo bank clcarinXs wero sJs00 900. I3usl-
ness WIS quiet In tli departments. New York
exchange closed weak ut 81 per $1,000 discount.
Loahs were not ncsIye. ltutes were 5GL7 per
cent. Some loaus were called III tho uiurntng In
anticipation Of trouble on account OF tho
pussnye Of tho Funding bill.
Local securities wcre not nctiyc. On tho Chi.
cnKo Stoek 1onrd Chicago, burlington & Quincy
ia sold ut % anu VT. The following quotations
were made:
, 1881-03-04

MISUNDERSTANDING trnl ut Hjjtsn IN. ~
to!n paaGiblo"s md 'oa'c for carly rosc IN tha
rUUL;rItY AND GAMr-Tnrkcya n,d rbtc.c,, j..
vafy r"ESa @ tl,e tnrn,nr svnE A. i:A, hid tic H.
Ey n .tsc fur poor tn good. Rabbits ramnn steaar
, 1881-03-04

~ ltnposalhlo TO reIlan lang stck or out OF
ne.'sh "Lelc l1op UItters Atr used.
, 1881-05-13
lRoNDAlE ITEMS.

MAY IL. 1881.
EDITOR AEGUs:-MesSrs. Hunt and
Childs mou 1ed their first brick last Mon
day. at their new yard. The weather
permitting, they expect TO have Kiln ct
100000 ready To burn IN about three
weeks. IL i thought by competent judges
that the brick will be equal. if not supe-
riOr. 10 any made on the Sound. May
success reward their labor.
The steamer Addie arrived here Oh the
10Th. having in tow a boom of piles to be
uSed i'll The extension of the 7. S. IrO:I
Co.'S wharf The wharf is TO be eX-
tended TO deep water. SO that the ocean
steamers can land here, thus making this
shipping poit.
Mr.. Alex. Bean, an okl-time Puget
Sonnder, who is well and tavorably known
by many. has rented, renovated and re-
fitted the Chimacum saloon. where the
hardy soas of toll can quench their thirst
with Washington Brewery lager At five
tor half. And do more work aud save
more money BY drinking water.-ED.l
The improvements going OH at the
furnace are being pushed forward with all
possible dispatch. o. h.
, 1881-05-13
BRILLIANT REcEPrIos.-Mr. and Mrs.

BRILLIANT RECEPTIOS.-Mr. and Mrs.
G.. N. Gerrish held wedding reception at
their stately residence last evening. that
was ATTENDED! by nearly all Port Town
send. They are now fairly settled il. life.
and, il their friends may be judged from
numbers and standing in society. We
should say they are among the most pop
ular and highly esteemed people the place
can boast. May success and Happiness
follow them.
GUIDE BoARDS.-A law of the Terrific
ry requires road supervisors to ''erect and
keep up ir the forks OF every highway
and every crossing of public roads within
/ his road district. II guide or finger board
containing All inscription in legible letters
! directing the way and specifying the dis
tance TO the next town or public place sit
ua;ed on each road, respectively" The
penalty Tor neglect to perform the duty is
from s. TO $50.
! HENRY Messie, the murderer, was
brought from Victoria to this place on
Tuesday last by Sheriff Miller. aud lodged
| in Jail He will be confined here till the
| September term OF court tunlesS he gets
away again.) Particular pains will be
taken, however. 10 insure his SAFE. keeping.
| Past experience with him will serve to
make the officers particularly solicitious
about his welfare.
! NEW STEANER.-Mr. r. W. Lake. OF
Eorth Seattle, will this week lay the keel
for new propeller steamboat for Capt.
Gilmore. OF Port Townsend. The boat
will be 20 feet in length. 1G feet beam. aud
$ feet depth of hold. She will be 40
horsepower, with six foot propeller, and
will bc n~e'l tor towing. 1t is expected
she will be ready TO launch between the
lSt and 18th Of August.-..Post."
| -REoskhI.r Loe4i-t is greatly feared
that Mr.. Nichols. OF Scow Bay. is drown
ell. lie left this palce on "wednesday in n
small boat. alone and somewhat intoxi-
Gated. on his Way to his farm just across
the bay. Since then we have heard no
tidings of him, except report that kis
La was picked up OH the opposite shore
Search has been instituted in hopes OF
finding him.
NEW York papers report very heavy
transactions in Northern Pacific stocks.
On the 2lSt OF April the sales at New
| York were lS.S4S shares Of common aud
5000 shares OF preieIrrd. On the Is h
sales were 6300 shares of common and s.
800 OF preferred, aud OIL the 2Oih $500
shares Of common and 26lO shares OF the
preferred. At Philadelphia also large
transactions are reported daily III tlescrip-
rions.
The ratification OF the Chinese treat Y
will bring sigh of relief iInin the peo-
pie of California. for although the treaty
was not all that was desired. its provis-
ions will certainly prevent aggravated evils
from arising. through excessive Influx OF
the MOngolian race.
MARK Ward, of the Seattle Post" has
greturned home somewhat improved. AFTER
proiractcd visit TO southern California
| for the benefit of his health.
GAIT. MorSe. of Oak Iiarbor, Land. d
his household goods at this place Oh We'd
neSday. We welcome himself and fami Y
/ to Port Townsend.
, 1881-05-13

GOVERNOR Newell got focus on
the only drawback 10 Washington
Territory when he recently spoke of
the unfortunate appellations, East
ern" and "Western" Washington,
III their tendency to create jealous
les and rivalries. This tendency to-
ward sectionalism crops out in many
ways, especially in territorial politi-
cal campaigns and i'll the enactment
Of laws in our Legislature. 1t was
forciby deprecated by judge Jacobs
i'll his campaign speech las: fall, and
by many secular newspapers. The
ARGUS has always insisted that the
needs of Washington Territory in
the way of profitable development
involved total breaking down and
obl;terating of sectional lines, dis
tiuc;ions aud feelings, coupled with
that unity and harmony Of feeling
necessary to success. If our Gov.
ernor en- do anything to hastensuch
a desirable state of affairs, his COM
ing among us will indeed prove a
blessinU
, 1881-05-13
Death OF Iowa & First Governor.

OMAHA. May 5.-Ansel Briggs. the first
governor OF Iowa and for several years
past Il resident of this city. diei at the
residence of his son this morning i'm Oma.
La. aged 40. DECREASED died of ulcer of
the stomach and lnngS. lie was born in
Vermont. and WHEN quite yonng emf
grated TO Ohio. In 1888 he emigratcd 10
the town oi Andrew, in jackson county
Iowa but becoming mail contractor llt.
made Davenport his headquarters. When
Iowa was admitted AS "a state ia 1916. he
WAS elected governor and served. lie then
ei. gagged in general merchandising. lie
marle trip TO Colorado in 1860 during
the mining excitement and returning
home after spending considerable time
there. he went to Montana in 1868 with
his son John and u large party OF meu,
renuining There until 1860. when lie came
bark. For the last six Years nc has resid-
ell here with his sou John. the only sur
vivOr OF family OF eight children. He
has several brothers m California.
Ansel Briggs Was the eldest brother of
Judge Albert Briggs who resides about
two miles from Port Townsend. who has
served in Legislature of Washington Ter
ritory and who is now chairman OF the
republican county committee of Jefferson
county.
, 1881-05-13

SECTION Il of the revenue law Of 1868
provides that SHIT TO recover land sold for
taxes must be brought within three wears
after the recording the tax deeds. In the
case OF L. A. Turner against James Bic.
Naught. Judge Greene held last week thai
the statute OF Limitation l. in force. and
sui; must be brought wirhin three years
as therein provided. This decision con-
firms 10 Mr.. Mcknight in this particular
case 200 acres OF land. formerly the prop
erty of San Francisco attorney named
w. II. Patterson. bur bought al lax sale
Ill 1871. and recorded in 1874. 200 acres oi
which land lie bt.Iwern S,'attle and Lake
Washington. II also confirms Other n,ir-
chaSes, amounting in the aggregate ia
many thousand dollars la value. This
decision ul'sets the commonly accepted
theory that lax title is not good IL is
as good as any other, three yeafs after its
recording.
GOV. Newell and family returned from
east OF the mountains this week, reaching
home Wednesday night. At ull points
they were met cordially and ail was done
to make their visit one of unceasing inter
est and pleasure. At Dayton the Gov
ernor delivered an address before the Odd
Fellows oil their anniversary day. which
was highly spoken OF by the press Of tina {
place and Waila WallI. On the return
from Dayton public reception MAS tell
dered the Governor. Alter reaching Port
land he accepted an invitation to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Paddock ut Vancouy-
er, and on the evening OF the 81 inst, he
delivered an address at Chchalis, 80 that
the time OF his entire absence has been
constantly occupied with travelling and
speaking -"-"Courier
NEW MILLs.-Accordling To the OIym-
pia "rranscript." Col. Thos. Waterbury.
of Lewis county. is about removing 10
Ferntiale. Whaieom county. where he will
establish finlring ami griSt mill. both Of
which are grraIly needed by the settlers
of that vicinity. AMI for which they have
literally subscribed. We congratulate
our Whatcom friends OH their ncw acnui-
sition- They have fine country that only
needs developing.
THE PULLMAN CARs.-The four Pull
man sleepeis for the o. Il. & n. Co. have,
arrived III San Francisco and will be tor
waried TO Portland by sailing vessels
without delay. IL is expected that the
rai.rohd gauge from waIlula 10 Walla
Walla will be changed. and the sleeping
cars running by June lst.
, 1881-05-13

THE Star route contract swindles
are being SO vigorously and COM
ple,ely exposed that Brady, and ex
Congressman Dorsey, of Arkansas.
ara going down completely over
whelmed with a cloud OF odium.
The Postal Department seems to he
in the hands of the right man. In
fact if We mistake not the admins
tration OF President Garfield viii;
deservedly get the credit OF q good
deal Of energetic and effective eff
fort i'll purifying the republican par
~ anil the public service.
, 1881-05-13
Custom House Sale !
jsroM HOUSE DISTRICT OF PUGET SOUND.

CUSTOM HOUSE DISTRICT OF PUGET SOUND.
PoRT TOWNSEND. april. %. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing described articles. seized for violation
of the United States Revenue Laws. will
be sold AT public auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash, at the Custom House in
Port Townsend, Washington Territory,
May 2S. 1881. at ! O'Clock P. N.
SEIZED AT SITRA. ALASKA.
No. OF
SEIZURE. ARTICLES SEIZED.
IL. cases whi-key.
%. l case gin and 10 gals whiskey
"a. - gin.
25. kcg rum tb gal<.l
2G. 5 kegs whiskry i5o gals.l
SEIZED AT FoRT wHASGEI- ALASKA.
q. cases whiSkey.
u. caSe gin. 8 gals. o. B. whis-
key, ) gals. Cngnac. 10 gls.
rrim 10 ga!s. gin. 10 gals.
Bourbon whiskey. 10 gals.
Cognac. case Irish wins
key.
IS. krg rum. 3 cases gin and 5
cases brandy. whiSkcy &c.
Persons Claiming any ot the above men
toned at icle< are required To fiie their
claim therefor with the Collector ni Gus
toms OF this District within twenty day.
from the first pub ication of this notice.
ii. n. WEBSTER.
Collector of Customs.
, 1881-05-13
STEAMER HORNET.

:" ILL MAKE . TRIPS A WEEK
Wv from Port Discovery to Seauim and
Dunaeness connecting with las. II. SalIy.a
Stage from Port Townsend to Port D;..
corrry; leaving KEYNES Landing. Port
Discovery. on Tuesdays and Saturday,. M
haif past eight. a. H.. and return the same
daY>. Fare from Port Townsend % Sp-
gum or Dnng"nrss. Two Dollars. The.
HORNET will he always on hand for
Special trips or Excursions. For terms,
apply {" Jas II. SalIry. or IN the Master
oil board. !. OIIVEp H.,
PORT Discovery. w. l.. Io,t
, 1881-05-13
NEW GOODS.
''TILL YOU CAN'T REST"
Now is Your Time for BARGAINS.

Just received by str. Dakota, 500
cases merchandise, a part of our new
Spring stock; and still more is COM
ing. We will have the largest and
incest stock that was ever brought
TO this town, consisting of nearly ev
eryChlng trcm needle to an anchor
WATERMAN & KATz
Grand Opening on Monday. We
WILL now give the Public chance
TO ouy Goods cheaper than they
nave ever before been sold in Port
Townsend.
Come early and secure Bargains.
, 1881-05-13

OUR friend Of the Olympus" Stand
srd," though not very candid in his
last, i quite temperate, and wants
TO cry quits. So be it. .y shake.
old boy, and make up! You're not
guilty, but you mustn't do it again.
, 1881-05-13

A first class, two.horse power
threshing machine-complete, and
almost new; in fact as good as when
purchased. Will be sold on reason.
able terms. Apply to
L. B. HASTINGS, JR.
Port Townsend, w. T.
, 1881-05-13
NOTICE.
Meeting Of Stockholders Puget Sound
Telegraph Company.

There will he meeting Of the
Stockholders of the Puget Snund
Telegraph Co. held II, the .ffic- cf
the Secretary III Fort Townsend "
L., on Monday the l6rh da1 of Nav.
A. d. 1881, n, the hour ni l0 NJ I.
take int" consideration the adyisa
hllny of increasing the capital stock
of said company. Also, of extend
ing the line down To Port Angeles.
and of amending the articles Of in
corporation. By order of
THos. 7. AISoR,
l'rctiicrI,.
y. -. HliI, >,Ci'N. lN:i,.
, 1881-05-13

ES Mr.. kurter has made q nice
Improvement in his barber shop. We
venture to say that he has = shop ss
neatly fitted mp asany on the Sound.
He has also fitted Gp bathroom for
salt aud fresh water baths He has
lone his best To have one of the fin
st shops. and is master of his pro
fessinn.
, 1881-05-13
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has. by the Probate Court of san
Juan county. w. r. beem appointed Adj
ministratOr of the estate of ". w. White
ncr. deceased All persons knowing them
selves to bc indebted to said estate. will
call and make immediate settlement. and
all persons having Claims against said es-
tate. are requested to present the same to-
gether with proper vouchers. 10 the M
dersigned, within one year from the frs.
publication OF this notice.
JOHN w. GRAY.
AdniniStra or.
Orcas Island. San Juan county W. T.,
April 8. 1881. n9 o.
, 1881-05-13
British bark Royal Tar.

NEITHER THE CAPTAIN NOR THE IN.
~ dcrsiGnei agents oi the above named ycs.
sci Will IN. rc-nnnslh!e for 'ithis contracted by
thS officers crew of the said Rark
Fort Townsend. Feb. Is. 1851
X. W pi LION, Agent,
wN. MARSHALL, owner.
, 1881-05-13

The Peruvian syrup has cured thousands
who were suffering from dyspepsia. Debility,
Liver Complaint, Boils. Humors, Female
Complaints. etc. Pamphlets free 70 any ad-
dress. Seth W. fowle & Sons. Boston.
, 1881-05-13

Have WfstRrs BalsaEn or wild Cherry
always on hand. Ii cures Coughs, Colds.
Bro nch'tis, Whooping Cough. Group, fnfiuen-
Ea- Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Complaints. so cents and 81 = bottle,
, 1881-05-13
CITY BOOK STORE.
1868 and 1891.
NEWS DEPOT.

A IL THE PRINCIPAL PAPERS
"a and Magazines received: AMI after
the lSt Of June neXr all yearly subscrin-
tiOns will bc received tor any periodical.
at less than publishers cost price To you.
fY Any Book or Publication loaned.
Old Books Bought. Sold or Exchanged.
Geo. Barthrop,
Port Townsend, w. II.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-12

benefits and protection Of said water
works, all persons of said limits have
the right to demand and receive from
said company sufficient supply OF
water for their use. provided that on
the refusal or neglect of any such per-
>oo TO pay for the water furnished him
By the said company. the said company
may cut eff the water supply to such
individual until payment shall be made
fo.' water turni-hsd To him as aforesaid.
SEC. l.. The said city reserves the
right TO amend this ordinances. provided
that co amendment shall be made which
will in any way impair or destroy the
rights, privileges. uses aud franchises
granted and given by this ordinance TO
SAID company. unless by co sent of said
company.
SEC. Is This ordinance may be re-
pealed by the said city of Seattle with>
IN thirty days after its approval, unless
the said King County Canal and Man
ufseturing Company shall signify with
IN said time its acceptance of the same
by a resolution of the board of trustees
of saii company aud shall file copy
of said resolution with the city clerk
of said city.
SEC. 10 This ordinarce shall take
effect and I've enforced from aud after
its publication.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-12

REAL EsTATE.-The following are
the transactions in real estate, es re-
corded in the Auditors Office. since orr
last report:
Jshn Leary TO the United States Of
America, lot 3. section y. township IS
north. range 3 easi. b I-g ) acre on
Sandy PoiLt. iOr 1868 50.
Il Campbell to Walter Graham.
I6O acre III sections 4 aud .. township
IS north. range 5 east for 800
Francis Jackson ~ Walter Gratis u,
seuth half Of lot 3. ali Of 10: 4. and
north half OF lot 5. block lC9 North
Seattle, for $500.
W y Bell TO Frank + Seidell. lot 10,
block So. Bell & Denny's addition. fer
500.
J II Page to Johh Delehenty. lots 4
and 5, aud north half # lot. 8 and 7
Fairyiew. for $500
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-12

THRWILLAMETTE-On Sunday morn
ing We mentioned the arrival of this
mammoth steam collier. the frst If
the four to arrive. She left Ns.s York
on the 26th Of March wall 3}i, . .ns of
railroad material. and srri"d ut Port.
land on the 1sth OF June After dis
charging. Sc took on go tons of
freight for Puget Sound port., and
came direct to Seattle, where che is
now discharging. Many people have
visited the Willamette since her arrival
here, and all express themselves Us sur
prised at her size and strength She
Is al iron screw and built to last, Der
length il 345 feet, beam 81 feet. depth
OF hold 22H feet. She has first class
accommodations for about forty passen-
gers. and will carry about 5000 tons of
cnal With such load she will draw
about Is feet OF water She has CON-
pound engines of 81 inches stroke, and
cylinders 40 inches in diameter. She
is expected to run ordinarily about IL
miles an hour. but this speed eau be
increased. She Is commanded by Capt
Louis Meyer; John A Lockhart is first
officer. and A A Winship chief engi-
neer. Ths Willamette has four donkey
engines on deck and the heavy work is
oil done by steam. including steering
the ship, hosting anchor. taking out
freight. etc. She will commence load
ing coal today. Capt Meyer has gone
to Port Townsend to get the necessary
papers. The ship 10 fitted with the
electric light. and on next Wednesday
evening it will be exhibited. Her
consignee list Is as follows: T III Cam,
434 packages: A McC. 800; S Baxter sS
Co. 200; w Gallick, $40; G Rogers,
600; G p Stone & Co. 1914, Ramsey.
204: Harrington s. smith,. GA; j II
Marshall. 8; Coal Co, 400; l. l. An.
drews. 400: Schwabacher Bros & Co.
$50; ID N Hyde. 2; .Sohns & Co. $40: +
q b, 2; Kelly & Young. Z. w p. @; T
Moe 4 Co. 10; ID & McA. IL; BC&
Co, 2; + w WusthOff. is; 1O,234 pack
ages for Victoria reshipped; 1900 pack
ages for Port Townsend; sos for Port
Blakely, Too for Tacoma and for
Olympia.