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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
u.s.LAnp orr1cr At oLrnrlA. w.r.l

q. q. LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, WITH
August 18th. 1891
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT RILEY
~ NJ. Hoskinson has filed notice Of intention to
make final proof before the Clerk of the District
Court. at his office IN Seattle W.T.. ON Thursday,
the 22d day Of September. AID. 1881. on Pre-emp-
tion ID. 3. No. fz55 for the > \ of SWA and 81 of
NWk Of section &C. township - north. range east.
He names witnesses John C. Hornbeck. James
Ryan, A. Reeve and Michael Taylor, all Of Port
Blakely, Kitsap county. W. T
au2O-5w j. II. BROWN. Register.
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Notice of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.
UNITED SrArEs DISTRICT LAND OEFIcs,
Oirnpfa WashinQfDn Tsrrftorx

Olympic, Washington Territory.
n Office n HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN COM.
v phance with the provisions CT the Act of Con-
gress approved June s 1878, entitled An Act FOR
the sale ot Timber Lands in the - stes Of Calffor
nis. Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory -
Herman Gerritzen, Of snohcmish county, y ash-
tngton Territory. has this day fied In this offae
his application 10 purchase the 81 Of si4 nf ssc-
tion No. s. in Township No. 3 North, Range No. 5
East Of the Willamette Meridian
Any and al persons claiming adversely the said
described Land any portion thereof. arc hereby
required 10 file their claims In this Cfice within
sixty l60i days from date hereof.
Gwen under my hand, 81 Icy cfAce IN Olympia
W T., this he sth day Of AugsSss AID. 1851.
J. r.aBROWS,
sniSilw Register OF the Land Ofhce.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-15
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
Uxrrxp srArEs pIsrrrcr LAND oFr1cr.

OIylnpia, WtEbinftVn ItFTlfnTy.
NOTICE n Hf.REBg GIVEN THAT. N con-.
IN plixnce with the provisions of the Act a Con-
gress approved june J. ISIS, eutitIed IAN Act for
the sac of Timber Lands in the states ef Caiifor-
MIA. orsgea. Nevada and Washing on Territory. .
David A. Logan. of snahpmish county, Washington
Territory. has this day filed in this Office his PHI
easien 70 purchase the - 4 of ska of section 9.
NEh OF NEh u section :, and W y q NV II
section No. Z, In township No. - north, range Nc.
4eaz: of the Willamette Meridian
Any aud all persons claiming advcrseiy the said
described land. any portion thereof. are hereby
require TO Gle their claims IN this Office within
sfxsy f6ol days trsm date hercof.
Given under my hand, ~ fny oface IN Olympia
". r.. this the tslh day q August. A-D- lssl.
J. r. BROWN.
su3s.liw Register % the Land Oface.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-15
Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED SraTKs DISTRICT LAND oFFIcE
Olympia Washington Territory I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN COM.
N plianee with the provisions Of the Act Of Coo
gfess approved June 3. 1873 entitled An Act for
the sale OF Timber Lands in the States Of Califor
mia. Oregon, Nevada and WasbingtoL Territory"
John Furn IS, Of snOhomsh county, wash
ington Territory, has this day nied in this office
his application to purchase the W. OF NWk,
Nwk OF sWk Of Section 13 and NEk o sEA OF
Section No. H. In Township No. 81 North, Range
No. East OF the Willamette Merfdisn.
Any and eli persons claiming adversely the said
described Land, or am portion thereof are hereby
required 10 hle their claims In this Office witia
sixty 1901 days from date hereof.
Given under my hand at my Once IN Olympia,
W. T., this the sth day OF August, AID. 1881.
J. r. BROWN
aul31iw Register Of the Land Once.
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LAND OFFICE NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


L. :. LAND OFFIcE At OLYMPIA. " T..l
August lith. 1881. {
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT HENRY
y GG0:hen hAs aled notice OF intention tomsks
haal proof brf the Register and Receiver Of the
Land Oaice st Olympia, ". T., on Wednesday, the
2ls. day OF Septembsr. A.D. ISL. on additional
homestead applleatinn No. a6rj. for the NWa OF
NV :. Of sectian ~, township % rOrtn, range
east. He names witnesses James Johnson. Jo-
names Aabler. Peter L. Sander and Lewis c.
saith. al Of Oscecla, King county, W. T.
au2sLsv J. T. BROWN. Register.
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LAND OFFICE NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Z. s. LAND OFFICE At oLYNpI,. ". T,

{. s. LAND OFFICE At oLYNPIl. ". T.,
Angus. nth. 1851.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GTvEN THAT DELLA
~ IAngeRielter has hied notiee OF intention I,
make haal proof before the Clerk Of the DistriC;
Court, at his Office in SnohoIniSh City, W. T. Oh
Tuesday. the 20th day of september. A. D. ISL on
Pre- eInption D. s No 1850 for the lot Is Of Sec
tion -. Township - north, Range east. She
names as witnesses Herman 6erritson, Alexander
Robb, Robert Robb and James L. Kent al OF Stan.
wood. SnohOInish county. W. +.
au20-5w Ut. BROWN Register.
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TRUCKING and DRiYING.

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L teams, wagons and business formerly owned
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BANKING And PTNANCIAL.
OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH,
No. ) NAssAr-sT..
NEw-YORk. Nav l3. lSsI


The Secretary Of the Treasury has given notice
under date of the 10Th inst that al the Elves Of
1881 are called in for redemption interest TO cease
at the expiration of three months, or on the 10Th
day Of August and that $3.50, 900 600 Of the amount
may be presented in the meantime for continuance
al 3i2 per- cent. We will attend 10 forwarding tho
Fiyes for continuance for account Of holders for a
commission If Il Of per cent. We will also buy
the Elves Of 1881 and keep on hand Tor sale the
continued 81 per cent bonds TINS giving the oppor-
tunty Of immediate exchange TO parties who desire
to avoid waiting for the return OF then bonds from
Washington
We continue TO buy the Skies 81 1881, or receive
them in exchange for 3l2 per cents on favorable
terms We are also prepared 10 receive Elves and
Skies in exchange for Four-and-a-haifa and Fours,
at market rates, from holders who desire TO place
their investments in Governments IN a permanent
form for term OF years
The Four-aud-a-halis have ten years To run and
the Fours cannot be redeemed for twentysix years,
Fisk * HATcI.
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CLOSING PRICES OF BosrOy STOCKS
Boston, Thursday, May IL, 1881.
,..-,.- A.. A. Yesterday To-day
TurnsDAY. May l2-r. N.


To-day's stock market requires no long description
or waste Of space in commentingon it. IL was an
off day in the manipulation, and therefore prices
generally lower, and that is all there is 10 H.
All the talk about an outside public and Of pur-
chases made for foreign accounts and for expectation
is the hinncst vcnecring that ever before was used
in attempting to the papabo defects ina local
speculation. As to The export par of the stories
the state Of thc foreign exchanges is the best reply
to the statements that are repeated fifty times day
about the shipments of Louisville and Nashville,
Northwest and other stock. The market was fever
ish when it was not duh. The rallies We're sickly
aud quickly suffered q relapse. and finally tho
market closed weak at about the lowest
prices Of the day. The impression of
such traders as remained in the Street
until after the news Of tho Secretay's action was
received however. was that the call for the per
cents vii, ore harmony TO 400 the speculative in-
tcress tomorrow and that its first effect, 40 least
will bc toward the fattcnng of figures for fancy
curitcs
Govern ment bonds were strong, although no.
specially active 40 the Boards. 10 was not until
after business hours that the dispatch from Washing
ton relative 60 the absolute call Of part Of The Is
with privilege OF contnuinQS25O,0 .0Ooo them
at 81, per cent vas made public SO ts effect upon
prices was not felt in thccloiug quot atious, which
are as follows:
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cent r. sS per The bullion tse Bank Of Rnv
land has dccieased f3ot0 daring the I9st w.ck. 4
LONDON May f23 y. LiNonsois, lS2jc for money and
1924 or the account Paris aayioss quote three per esaI
rcntcs AZ 80 ffancs b3 ccntincs for the account.
IONDos, .fay l2 NJ per cent Dp1ds no A. per
tents Is Atlantic aud Great Western n.t p0feaFa trus.
tees certificates, bSif; Ere, 81 Reading, &yis
LONDON Nay l2-t.3v p nj boDas. per eest. lleat
AZ per cent ll77s Erie, 62s DO seeond tcOsois li0I
Illinois Central it4 Paris afvces three per cent
rentes a. - francs - centimes 70 the account
LONDON. sisy i2-5o0 p m-Bar silver sqooted 5isd-
PARIS May 1.-THE weekly stafenrE. Of the Bank Of
France shows an Increase o. 0.SO0O00 francs gold, and
a decreasr Of 3,i15, 600 francs silver.
PAus. May l2-Exchange London. - rance - Gen.
times for checks
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Good Ordinary ........... Ga Loy MIDI
strict GOOD Ordinary DO. ~ Mlddiing

Futures mod wtoly active closing quiet 90 tifng af-
sales $500 bales Prices Ps,d PAD, lo234l,96&ei
NoSsober' VA az soc, December 975@asic Jlaa5ry,
g3oc February csc Prices Tor Rings N1rgns- May,
1929 Jgne l0a7 Jgy, d9S5 August ~ ssp.e%Dee -
January 9-i. fcbiuarg 9.si. Closing puces for con-
sy o m 'p a,5h5g OVEN Aags
ee75 December. 975. Market quiet Transferable Snies
FLOUR AND MEAL-FL0UR-Marsst less active,
g,9. s soy - 1 AMI m i1 amce ~ iae wer HAT
export sud very moderate iobbng trade dama aies 600
l9iss . 90 or south America 100 ell' ye = so@
@2 ss NV, Lf I'm, - go o. 6 3SS S S:
Mnaeta stl g 55eS for the Whole rsese o. tee s4e,
latter superne asi % Common 10 Pair EatrA
mon 20 Cod E4tra western 81 55G5l ~ Good Fancy
DO. siejafs Common % Good EKtfl found Hoop ohie.
Minnesota - "a 80 90 Comm9a Clear - 5esb 90 Iya
- sOds6 so Paient - O0eSs - oui' Common - Far
soCTHERN FLOUR hr. Win m}aerilc chpon ana los'
= 1885, - FNr Good s. 30as5 20 GOOD e Choice.
~ y y ~ .y .ales Zoo sB,s Sn,SrdaS g a55
sales elos western s. 75ds3 10 Bra ldywine 50 %
eEpoi, tri i 'na ana ~ LII o sl t M ' & % ~, & 6
Nhcit dnll ana t,tns s t 20. 11sIs t si y A 40
Jngraded and 40 White market CLOSING about steady 20
future 6l bush cash Including l5oO 1ush 20 sprngs
$1,000 bush h1ice No Hard DnI fh 81 N
arrive aud taken Tor city Milling. 1900 lusi Unuadel
Winter Red ~ l50Sl IS 0,0O0 bush. No. Rcd
81 12Lasl - $4,000 bush No. Ntd, 81 2T0
II 81 : 500 bush No Red u 30 6co0 ir- Mixed Win.
ter Al 9ia,d ~ ~. 1900 bush. Eugralfd White FOR
delivery hy the 27th Of MAY 81 20 $40 hn-h No Wlit0
- 22LQEi 22at 1900 bush. No Whit, ~ 2dasl cow
80 = Rcd MAY, 2idf1 24S- closing 81 10. June.
81 2iLd<l ~ = closing - p 's0Sl - i DO In, 81 10
III I9 closing ~ lgi- do. August FL d. chasing 81 10
IN l5~ No White Nay II 22'aaSl p. closing 81 .2t1
IN %; do. June, 81 1879, closing 81 lJsasl -0...-
5000 bush. canada 70 arryse ~ May 81 u BAoRtEE
dun and nominal BARLEY MALT dull sales 500 BUSH
Two-rOwed state, 81. cash; ORN-Marsct 4alc los5i
supply Hot and Uus0uud Increasing Hight export and nod
crate lobbng trade demand fairy active if ess On spscs
cash. including Hot and unsound Western Mi1.d. 1906
Uugridr % &c 40 8, So aqJlac; No. p Gle, incut
ing bush arrive by canal 81 QdSr closing 5Iegc
steamer Mivtd J92d6OC Steiner yellow, Co., Yellow 20
ARRIVE co., the spot 62c; White southern, 05ci IN
understandable White.h- No Wbite0s 2 No Nay 6+S
bGaic chasing 56A05B ci do June, 1St<c 4ltc closing
% sc.; July. 5iNd54a,c, closing 5lgdi4ac. do AT
gust b5c closing % ass OATS-3aIktf fairly 40.
tive and isdl , batter sales 1000 bush. including M
3 at 86c No. 3 4G, a+oisoi No. l. i6tcf No. 3 Wmt%
4S90joc. No 2 5.ae5 Ste mainly pc ~ eng wv
bush iuiNo prompt shipment 1ye 80 J, o'c MiAed
Western, sea3Go White DO. 47e66e M'sd state a. ~:
White 5fu55c, including 10000 bush NO 2, Juno Aor
a45 ~. 10000 bush. do. July 402ai5@f.
VISIBLE strrLY or GRAIN ~ TIE USirEI STATES AN
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Mem 11nblirailons.
uARPER & BROTHERS, New York,
II PUBLISH THIS DAY:

HUNTING ADVENTURES on LAND AND SEA.
HE YOUNG NIMRODS IN NORTH AMERICA
Rock for BOYS. By Thomas W. Knox Author Of THE
pov Travellers in the Far East" Copopsv illustrated syo
Cloth, 81 80.
"Ir this delightful volume the author he's endea''re " m
struct the boys Of America IN the ways oi t'' 10,
str7ction IN natural history is interviewer Win tue
hunting and fishing Young Nimrods cannot lni " 20
popuar with the numerous class Of readers to whom ~ W
dressed"
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IsInLE srrrLY or GRAIN IN TIE USirEn STATES ANp
Wheat Corn, ont-, Barley Hyo,
NV = 81 1875 H7s96l 3l9O002 lngl115 t003id
Af3oSi is62G 1913 l3O3s 769 3l6 200 i,2fG Us 3s9bI
NY $50 a24t 655 Ts7 T4Og 063i9l 1an~r5i bU6bou
I0 "a I5 los 4l6 iO620g 800 1854 1873 1896. s7TI7t

u o.
&C 81 i gSs 1872 d S2Sq 95Si s ssSsS
MyI6 79I los 40 iO6209OO i753l33 i.7aC64 s77l7t
AAY AND sTRAw-steady and fairuado & going on in
g4% e G spgns caSr 9 s As % f Ry
81 ioasl = shoft do. 7oe75c Dat 55eoge
HOPs-rhero was quiet aud essentially unchanged
MoLAsstzs-Reaning ,tock in demand strong sGc
5O3 grocery grades moderately active steady unc
NXVXLs ToREsspirits TurPentne qnlt oua lees staay
ii 90 Tor food straiped Tar AMI PITCH quiet
market or berth room Oh charters we're Ia lar ems aaS
am. Liverpool steam Grain Quoted ls@-d ior ii nus ssa
lid per bale 200 bbs Flour Is Ga cad 80 tons lo- 21
steam 5000 bush Grain, "a 500 bbls Flour Il. g.
1000 sacks do. l2s 3D. Bacon, 2os chesse 2ssi
9Ssi 1000 bush DO, 2d; 1900 06is Fioar Is "a I'd
s s Gn sa6c cram to cork for orders suoted
s I'D Hrtush bsrk 10 Iiverpool 4O00 bbls Rssiduuns
Italian barb 70 Gibraltar for orders OF Loyanf 1900 easos
oIIsIn moderate demand and steady except Lard which
PEfEoIEUM for export gas, ard q s as
Crude IN bills, G9a7t 70. Naghtha, sci ssaned hers
Crude cefnc@tcs steady opened At so' highest 81 seI
'PRoyIsioNs~PoRK-N Market very. dan price, si,hss1
New quS l future p-ei,ys and ,Si,ry , SS@ a5s
4 s No. no 8o9s FTtra d. 81 56esig Packet 2
SIS. city Extra India Meas, s22as29 %. REEg nSn5
% brand cU MEATS without npSrisn' eas3Ee oi Enc
ea PeS s,6s shPnaIf a rSe9' ss hs,
MIDDLs dull and declining sales 100 ieEes i1ns la "a
short Clear hall and halt, 9c..,... DRESSED HOGS -
LARDMarket advanced about se Per oy D. aud SSsSS
traing moderate fairly active business on speceis1Fe -
count sales. 100 tes Prime steam spoI lvge 49,
Ting rice ON last call 10 SOC; 1850 tS May 10 lodlVyt
eloshg s0ci 1000 tea June 10 7s Sosng sa "a
500 tea July 5dlOs5c- closing losor bli olov -
AuRusL 10 5Gl0s5o. closing l0s0o loo es
lO75aio 500, closing loI7tel0 Soc zoo 1oS s,,e s
closing iOSOo. Third oall-cash. ioso@losooi, ~
10 n adlOB2Lc. JuBe. lOs0elOezrcS July, o1ee1s&
ios5c August l0s Saos7lso september losazsS
10 s5e seller year 2561046cj City Stetn IN ncocse -
demand sales l25 tea IO76e 0s Rshned aes 80 ss -
Continent LODE. closlng
stey Tor choice grades fairly active demand
grades dan and weak New hall ssa o6oes
i9a2Se, State Dairy Tubs Poor 20 Fsh' 1850 "snj
Creamery, Fair 70 Choice. l0d2boi NossS9n S,sssr<
ery Faif 70 Choioa isd23o; Western lint3lou Sse@
ery l6e2lo5 wOsten Dairy Fair 70 Choice fe@O' e''S-
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GENERAL MARKET REr0RT.
NEw.YonK, Thursday May II, 1851

AsHE--guieL unchanged
COFFLE-Ilo dull and depressed Fair CarR0es II all &C.
mia grades quiet unchanged sales go BAGS Mafacab0
'Alrfa," private terms, quoted l0@iSc.
tOIION-SpOt Cotton irn unchanged Moderately SuYei
sales 1852 Uacs lj5T azf evening" including S- for export,
RI spinning aud ~ for speculation Delivered on
tract 400 bales Receipts a. the ports today 7036 bales
against ST. this day last week aud jij last year since
september 5i00O59 bales against 403lfsO duriug TIE
same pcriOsl .lst season
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Dealing, iu railroad bond, wcne fairly large, but
prices developed some irTcuLriiy boa sympathy with
tn check of thc speculation Boa shar-. Eric secord
con-o.- lined from 1868 20 1855 and funded 5s
were duh 100 l02 The notable features of the deal
ing- were Peoria Decatur and Evansville incomes
wish further advance of . per cent % 90. Ohio
Central incomes up from Gll- to 81 G667-. and Too
lcdo. Drlphos and Burlington incomes mp from
- to ST. Mobile and Ohio dcbcuturcs again were
strong hrsts up to 0'i2 and seconds 90 G0la. ST.
Louis and Iron Mountain first incomes were A-
HIGHER az 9s'- the second incomes being steady at
about 81 The Elevated Railroad issues were
slightly lower Ncw-York iirsf- at I1Gh and Metro
politan 40 lOJal. The numerous varieties of the
ST. Paul Company were unusually strong tir>ts
southern Minnesota. rising to lO9 for bond, hr~ts
Of la Crosse Division rising to l2G ,or bonds and
Hastings and Dakota Division tr-t- selling at 100
12u, and Southwestern Division js 10 llot,.
Wabash general mort cages were strong tt 100.
Denver and Rio Graudc tir-ts were % lower a ll6,
but consol- were 20 higher 90 ] u. Texas and Ia
cifc incomes wcrc active, but closed Il OF at oO'l
aud hr,ts Rio Graudc Division were Il higher at
g9li. The following were the closing quotations;
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WHO WAS PAUL GRAYS0Nf
BY
JOHN HABBERTON,
Author Of Helene Babies" &c.
Illustrated. Square lGmo, Cloth, 3 %

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ETHIOPIAN FINAxcIAL MARKETS.

To~nox NAY l2-l29O m.-Consols, l0liais for money
ana i02 "a FOR the account bonds nyes, l0As. Az
entc and Western st mortgage trustees certificates
b. % Erio 62is do. second Oonsols, 40 Now YORK Cen
tra is2 Illinois Central l4A PenAylyanta Central, ia
Ilaadins. 20es -, u.
IoSDQs, May 1880 m-rhe proportion Of uo Bank Of
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OF darlricas and magnifccnce OF night a.. .,-dor
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The light of little children ana thelr loNc: ,-,,,-
e "s"' " w AIGRRSON CHARLES swiNBUkNE'
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