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There were led for record Saturday e deeds.
the considerations sggregating sl6.I27. an aver
age OF s556lo. Following is The list as fur
uished By Osborne. Tremper & Co, abstEac,ors
OF title, 116 Cherry street, between Front and
second:
D. n. Blsckmsn 70 ". H Bode, block "a,
Salmon Bay Park addition, $3.50.
Harry White ct al. 10 Jaw c. Allen, lots . and
%, block !, Belt Line addition, 400.
T. A. Moore 20 VI. {. Ballard, lots N Motor
Line addition, 500.
Kirkland Land and Improvement Co. TO John
DeDnison. lot /, block ls0, Kirkland. SI,2oQ
Harry White ct a. 70 Charles =. Suffer, lot II,
block ?, White & Co. g Fifth 10 kirkland, 800.
Jennie. DALEY 10 F. b. Wagner, tract 9, Days
Annie y Moore ct al TO John Ford lot :. block
6, Washington addition, sZ73
Car. L. Nelson TO James McKercher, part sec
S, .. s. 81.
Mary Il Lanber, 20 Clara Weiman, lot 8, block
IS, Central Seattle, $500.
o. J. Trecn 70 y. B. Hunte-. lots 10, IA, Is and
Is, block 3, Lincoln PARK addition, $500.
z. A. 6reenep 10 George Bentley Lots - and a.
b ok IS, Inglewood. SOC.
F. Il. whitworta to Il. II Blowers.lot Il, block
Joan E. Aver 10 E. 2. R. Pratt ne71 sec 6. a,
Il. Langtoa TO George r. E. Monk, 81 lot s,
block 81. heirs Of Bells second, si,.00.
william D. Wood 20 William Copeland, blocks
q and "a Woodlsw's add. 81 rs.
George A. Wagstafs 70 Nellie Wagstsde. swA
CIV @ittenmeyer 70 ". B. wittenmeyer. SEA
Sc nvl4 ssc =, IS. 8, 81.
L A. Natteson 70 A. J. Kirkpatrick. nl< lot :,
block II. Denny's PARK. 81 800.
l. A. Matteson 70 II. Il. Mcdonald, 81 lot Y,
block Il. Deunvs PARK, 81 500.
J. A Goaid 10 II. J. Rsmsge, lot 8, block L
Canal add, $50.
D. W Jones 10 81. ". Stewart, lot 8, block 2.
Syndicate add. 1900
G. r. Randeil TO T. J. MeCsbe, lot 2, block l.
Queen Anne d. $780,
Kid L l. Co 10 W. A. JONES' lots 81 and p,
block Is. Kirkland, $3.50
I. NJ. Rice - ". D. Utterbaek, Il lots l3 and IL,
block Il. south Park. 81
". D. Ut;era&ek to G. ". Terwillger, lots IS
and Il blocK Il, South Fsrk. so
john L sandal 70 ". q Brown, nj lot =,
block 6. Bells 5tn add, 81
: Wetmore 70 J. X Eimisson, nw5x of rwz
and e1% nv Is. "A, 4, s..
J. T. Mcknight 70 John Collins, part sec 4. "A,
), q
J. F. Brewer e. al 70 ?. W. Goodhue, part lots
5 and 8. block u. WAlla Walls. 100.
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potatoes, out there 10 no visible reduction IN
the stocks on hand. Sweet potatoes have q
weakening tendency. Onions are again In
good supply and prices are essier.
The market for summer .Fuits 10 in poor con-
oisio1. AID ove-stocked with nearly every other
variety. Gamers are not buying much at pres
enf, and this accounts for the heavily incress-
ing surplus Of fruit Ounces are in and quota
ole az DC per box Grapes come in freely and
prices are weaker.
In dairy produce the market stu holds up for
fancy roll butter, with dem nd slow for uni-
form grades Choice California eggs sell good.
he grain MAKE: IS quiet this morning and
prices generally easier. Wheat il dull and
prices are weak, owing 20 an ca Ter feel both
l. England and Eastern centers Barley /.
quiet, and quotations ior feed descriptions are
lover. Oats ana corn continue very dull and
prices are weak ard tending lower.
PRoDUcz RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts-Fiour, 1000 quarter sacks,
potctoes, 1000 sacks bran, 100 sacks; brandy,
100 gallons. wine, 5000 gallons
Fiour-Fsmily extra, sa00G52s per Dbl:
wheat-si.67lSseLeS per ceuIal for Soo1 sSi,.
ing aces: nil ina quality. sl.72
Bsrley-Feed. sl.o5-4lelo1.; old brewing,
Osis-surprise. s. So. 20; milling, &. sssI IS:
good 70 etoice, g. &5sg 80; fair, sli5tSLl73,;
gray, sl-l73zSL2 215; black Oregon, sLo per
Corn-Lsrge yellow. sl.4o1l IS: small yellow,
81 5fel-5214 per GENITAL: white. nominal
woo!-spring, ioo.hi.l, per pound, I6(1lsc;
North IN, lsG22ci southern. ak months
10 &C; southern. twelve months, I21z(1l5c;
y Nada, l59isc; Oregon valley, 22G24c; Eastern
light l69 nc; Eastern heavy, l21l5c; Southern
lzm0's wool, s(elic.
oPTIoSS
Call board sales: Wheat, buyer 1891, 81 7Isx9
L17s<, closing 81 sL77A&; buyer season, s.7SL
O. %. clos ng az sIs0.
Ssrley-Bayer 1881, sling i.llss, closing ct
IL l5s; buyer season. Sl.l539SgLlez4, closing ut
LEY
FINANCIAL
Drafts-sight, S; tel graphic, To- sferlinx
bils-bank, x4s3: sight. sass; commercial
s4.sA1. II yer bars-971sGs75<c Mexican dol
lsrs-7711G7sc.
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CITY NOTICES.


CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until noon of The TIN day Of September. 1891,
for lighting the public streets Of the CITY or Seattle
for year from date OF contract. Bids viii
specify the kind. candle power and price OF each
light per month, the hours during which the same
Will be furnished IN different seas Is Of the year,
whether the lights will be placed al corners or
The center Of the intersections Of alternate
streets bidding on each PLAN, whether for al or
only part of the streets ow lighted, and. II for
less than ALL what district Of the city The city 10
have the right 70 increase the number OF ares TO
100 and iucandescenrs 20 1000 during the year
Bids 10 be directed TO The secretary board Of
public works and endorsed on the envelope, BID
for Street Lighting"
The right is reserved TO reject any and al bids.
Payment VIII be made in city warrants, drawn
against the appropriate fund.
Ey order OF the board OF public works
r. w. D. HOLBROOk, Secretary
First publication. August n. 1891.
|tITY TREASURER ) NoTIcE--THE FOL-
" lowing city warrants will be paid On pres
entatlon al the city 1reGsurer's office:
Salary fund warrants Nos. 2,2l6 10 1873.
Interest on said warrants will cease a. the expi-
ration OF fifteen days from the date Of first publioa-
ton of this notice
WILLIS L AMEs, City Treasurer.
By J. J. KSoFF. Deputy.
Dated SepJem Der !, 1891
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AusUsT sRAls AID FLouE s#IPxESrs-

sAN FRANCISCO. set 5-Nhezt ard eoar
shipments iro-n MS pot during tire month Of
August; EOur being reduced = wheat eeplals,
were l557. 90 eeoisls. Of the value OF s2,7s200a.
since JanasryI the total exports have sggre-
gated lSI7s.e0o centzls. valued az 80, l63.1oo.
The totsl for the core -ponding psrio1 IN ls90
yss II, I5S1ce ceaszl,, E4laes AZ si4,7ls,61o-
THs STATE OF TRADE.
sAs FRASc1sca, sept 6-Ths vegetable mar
ke, is very DAN, znc supplies OF al Kinds are
over-abaccAnt and the demand - light Prices,
with one Or Two exec lions are weak There Is
8 slightly improved tone Z ne better quality Of
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
AMERICAN STOCKS IN LONDON.

LONDON, Sept Sat the stock exchange to-
day American railroad securities opened az q
general advance OF from u 10 n . cent, in
sympathy with higher prices ruling st the New
York stock exchange. Union Pac fl opened q.
Aiterward there were sigh & reactions all around
on realization.
FINANCIAL
LONDON, Sept 5-Ciosing-Consols: Money.
g. ll-l6: do. account, $50 Z. ;. bonds-4s, I2l;
41&s, G2,z. Bar silver, 441sd per ounce. Money
Il per cent
BREADSTCFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 5.-Wheat-Holders offer
moi rstely. Kansas, hard, SIS 2lzd, steady: No.
red spring. Sc lI3<d. stesoy.
Controllers offer futures moderately. but
the supply Of spot j. poor. spot, g. sgd. firm:
Septem Der, Is I'd, firm; october, IS 21sd, steady;
November. 6s 71xc. steady
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the I'm. TO take TO ali points East ana
South. IL is the pISISs CAB ROUTE ft
runs through Vesnbuled Trains every
Gay in The year 10
ST PAUL AND CHICAGO.
NO change OF carsD
Composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed Pullman
Drawing Room Slesrers of lateS:
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best That can be constructed and in which 90
eommodstions both FREE and furnished for
holders Of nrst or secoad-class tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
continuous line connecting with all lines. AZ
nrcing direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper Reservations can be secured In
rdvaRce through any agent Of the road
THROUGH TICKETS
To ana from all points in America. England and
Europe be purchased at any ticket Office Of this
COMPANY.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE roLUows:
For S. Paul and East, 6:l5 3. and 200 p n
Portland and South. e:l5 and $3.50 - ~ and
For olympia s:I5 q m and 200 p m
For Anacortes and North. $40 e. n and
FOR Mon,e..no .nd Gray: TsFs Dor; s go n
1e:25, 200, 6:25 and go p. m.
TRAINS arrive
From St Paul and East 1883 m and
From Portland and the south. $40 E. NJ. AIS and
SAB p. NJ.
From Olympia 2; AS and s:4s ?. m.
Prom NonteSano aud Gfays HaTeor. AIS o m
From AnRcortes and North. 1910 and 500 m
Prom Tacoma and local, S;45. ll:5s m and
2:45 2:l5. s as. II AS .. m
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and 81
Paul
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars elegant
esy coaches, finest palace dining cars between Sc
a,iie, Tacoma and Portland direct Daily service
Full information concerning rates tine OF trains
routes and other details furnished on applicAr
lion
4. D. CHARLTON. Asst Gen Pas> Agt,
l2l FRS; 81. cor. Washington Portland, Or.
A. CEILRERG. Cify Passenger and Ticket Agent
southeast corner Yesler avenue and Commercial
street. Olympic block. seattle. Wash.
]. A. NADkAU. General A ent and Depot Alcket
Agent, Seattle DEPOT. foot OF Third street
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LEaxL NOTICES.


walls. Bounce. S Bounce, 3 6-ounce. 4-ounce.
2ounce and LOUNGE; !. 100 pills Pooophyllin
and Leptaneri1- geiaiine; 500 pills Aloin Stryct-
MA and Beiiadonna gelafine: SEQ pills Strychnis
compound. geiai!ne: 500 Hypo tablets. Morpbia
grains q, Atropine grains 1-l5O: 500 Hypo tablets
Hydrobromate Ey0scine, grains l-5O; pounds
fluid extract CascarE SagrAda pound fluid extract
Csscara Sagrada. modified: pounds fluid extract
sar.apariila Comp, for syrup; pound. fuid ex-
tract pran Virg: l pound fluid extract Zingioer;
pounds faid extract Lico-lce. 9 pounds duid ex-
tract Gentian: pound Vinunn Ipecac; pound
Vtnum Autimony; / pound Vinum Coicslcam
seed: pounds Elixir Ealerianafe Morphia: 5
pounds Elixir Gentisn and Tincture Ferri CLior. /;
rounds Hayden's NfburnGm PrunifoIium Comp !;
500 Geiatne capsules, 100 each Nos. ], ?, and /;
gallons Maltiae; 3 gallons M2ltsne with CzscarG
Ssgrada: 2 gallons Iaitine with HypopEosphiiss:
gallons Iaitine with Cod Liver OIL; gallon
NalGine With Phos. Iron Quinia and Stryehnia; 2
gallons Maitine Yerbene; gallons Bay Rum:
gallons Benzine: gallon Liquor pot ArsenitIs;
gallons olive Oil, pure; pounds Rochelle Salis;
pounds Poiass Chlorate; pounds Acid Oxallc.
pounds Alum Jumps; dozen best French flexible
catheters, each Nos. 8. z :. g. 10 and u: ]
pound Hyposulphite Of Sodium: 10 pounfss Resin:
! pound Gum Arabic; pound Gum Arabic, pow
dered-
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DIR. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the residence Of Ex-Mayor
Ypsler, Third and james.

Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.
CAUTION-The Histogenetic Medicines
are sold in but one sgency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: "Dr. ]. Eugene Jor-
dan, Histogenetic Medicine" Every other
device is fraud
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EASTERN MARKETS.
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, sept. 5.-The weekly bank state
ment shows the following changes: Reserve,
decrease, s3,6li 900; specie, decrease 81, 72s0J0;
circulation, increase, s35e0oO. Banks now hold
s9,l57,0o0 in excess of legal requirements.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW YogK. Sept She STOCK market showed
q moderate volume OF business st the opening
and figures were generally slight fractions bet
ter than last nights prices. The market closed
active and strong, with most OF tie list 81 the
highest prices Of the day.
Government bonds-steady.
Petroleum-Closed al size.
MONEY AND ExcHASGk.
Money on cAll-Easy; closed. offered at &
Prime mercantile paper-5szl17. Sterling ex-
change-stesdy: si1ry-dSy bills, 81 81; demand,
Sass. Bar silver-9c3%c.
BONDS.
o. q A coupon. 1l7s4 Pacific g.. 100
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'IIC6u-- 10 tItts -.
MINING STOCKS
MERCHANDISE.

Hops-wsak; Pacific COST, l4Gl7c.
CoEee-0ptions osed steady ana 5 10 20 points
up. sales were 800 bags. including September
az sIE6l5.15; October, Sl41l4l5; November,
1s19c.
sugGr-Raw. firm; fair refining, 393 l-I5c:
centrif gals, e6-test, 8 7-l6g532c. Refined, nrm
and il good demand.
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA

VIII leave II atfelc-Colman dock ~ O'Clock q n
Nohcsy. Wednesday ana Friday for kingston
Fort "ambie. Bangor, seaoeck. Honna Homa. LII
l:v zup, hooc's Port ana Union City. Returning
leaves Union CITY al O'Clock a m
d. SRoCTMAN, Master.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

CHICAGO, Sept 5-The wheat market today
was quiet with light trade Inc opening was
l5GlSc 4ower than yesterdays closing, held firm,
alyanc.ng about &c Then he Market became
weak aua oec.ine1. again became trIner. sd-
vanc.rg &c, aud finally ctose1 about sc lower
~ 2 Yesterday. Keeeipt we're l,elU,09 bushels;
shipments. I.e9i,to0 bush Is
Wheat-,tead!; cssh. 965sc; December, s. co.'s
9lu0..
0ss-tteady; cash, &c; October, essc.
Rye-Qa e.
B4rley-e5e-
FORECAST. sII.o5elLlo; October, s1lI711:
January. sIa.e21sfelS =.
Lard-Firn; cash, 81: October, 1904; Jsnu-
sbcul,lers-sd759 81: short clear, ;ss
ale: short ribs, s7.So57-S5-
Whnky-sLiS
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO Sep 5-Ca.tIs-Recsipts, $500;
rnarke. stesdv. Common natives, sSg45o;
sTocke-s. s2.as1275
Hog--Reeels Is, 1908; IRREGULAR. Rough and
CONF ron 81 as IS. prlfr- pac kers aid mixed,
s-sG5 Is; prime svy shfy butchers wels hts.
s. 80: .ght, s5.Sl15s0-
rheeE-keeelp.s, 1.5i0; >trong- Native ewes,
81 ga 81: We 1er-. s. 49,: mixed, 81 7o54 50;
led Texans, s. i4ss4- 10 Westerns, 81 ~.
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
boston. sept s. .osing
At n son -...... a.. Mex. Cen feonl... 225s
BuElngton-...---. s75. sau d. ego.-.-..--- .
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BREADsTCFFs.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Transactions for the Year Foot Up SIs,-


Real estate transactions from January /, ISL
70 date are sl2,Il5,59s. The number Of deeds
recorded during the past week was I'll. and the
amount aggregated s94o6s. Following is the
record of the week by days:
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GENERAL sHIPNESTs.

During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise bsye been ship from Seattle in
the following amounts: BY rai.-Northern
Pacific. $50 tons: Columbia & Puget Sound. s.
tons: Seattle Lake sAore & Eastern, III tons.
BIZ water-City of Pueb,a l,4es tons: J. R. Nc
Donsld. IS tons; Puget Sound & Alaska Steam
snip CorDpsny's boats, 80 tons: Asbei. . tons:
Henry Bailey, 50 tons: Mary f. Perley, 20 tons;
Glide. 5 tons; Buckeye. tons; Wzsco, tons;
I. ". Renton, tons; A z. Robinson, tons;
Grace, tons. Total shipments. 2S52 tons.
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TO SAN FRANCISCO
And aT points In
CALIFORNIA
visihe Nj Shasta roats u
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The oniy route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To al points
EAST AND SOUTH
xNH SCENIC souTE OF TEE PACIFIC COAST.
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPERs
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached 70 exrress trains. A@osting superior 80
con- q caicns soy sec0Ec-clsSS passengers
Fer rate, tickets sleeping car reservations
etc, cal upon or address
THOMAS A GRAHAM. District P2sSenysr Agent
10 South Tenth street Tacoma Wash
2 p NOSiFRS A.Sstant genera Freight and
Passenger Agent Portland. Or
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SEATTLE
Medical and Surgical DiSpenSlry.
Drs. Merrill & Merrill,
Physicians, Surgeons and Specialists,

fremont Building. S14 Front St.
The most widely and favorsoly Known specialists
on the Pacific Coast. are Sill treating with the
greatest success all Chronic. Nervous, Blood aud
Surgical Diseases and diseases Of Eve Ear Noss.
Throat and Chest The doctors are regular g-ada-
ates from the University Of the City OF New York
New York and their long experience remarkable
skill and universal success in the treatment AMI
Of Chronic diseases eatItle these en- nent ply
scia1s 70 the full confidence OF the afflicted every
a CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for the
awful effects Of early vice and the numerous evils
PRTVxTE BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
speedily. completely AID permanently cured
ORDERS yie.d readily 70 their skl!lful treatment
PILES FISTCLA AND RECTAL ULCERS
HYDROCELE AND vARICOCELE perns
nently and successfully cured in every case
torrhEA seminal Weakness, Lost Manhood. Nigaf
Emissions. Decayed Faculties. Female Weakness
and ali delicate disorders peculiar 70 eithe: sex
positively cured as well as All functional disorders
MARkIED MEN, or those entering on ths.
happy nfA aware Of physical DISABILITY quickly
sSRfCTUREs radically aad safely cured With
ont pain or de .ention from business
Rheumatism Neuralgia Catsrrh BroncaiuA
Asthma Iauaors EruptlOnA SAT- Rhenrn- scrotalA
Tape Worm Ind g@sIioa Dysp~pslA Constipation
and a. diseases Of the various organs OF lac body
permanently, completely and saccess.u-4F treated
81 our great Medical and surgical Ds9easary
No matte. whAr your complaint eo2tust tAe>e
skilIfuI surgeons who are aols 20 eTfect cures "a
MANY cases that have b-en pronoaneed hogeies&
A surgical diseases. fanor< and cefos mites -
uoyHd 7,xlto astonishing results fisalto-GGnav
surgery structure a. diseases ana deiorin les d
ether sex, al fulpedir1enIs 10 rI4ArriASs }cx-y -
moved Long experience. with uuparAA ED $40
cess is the best evidence OF 8 doctors skill
UfflCe Hours m until p n -ahfaay a. -
L. Thousands sue essfully trea.ed oy corresS, "a
ence Al coah 5enIlaL send : cents n stamps -
insure prompt reply
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$500 FEW ARD.

We al usv ne sosvs reward f5r any case ~
Liver Compliant Dyspepsia Sex heA1Acae, Ind+
resrlo1 Conss .pa;iu4 OF Cos-lveneSs ~e eAaAot
cure vita ~ e.. segelsDls Liver F..as S4sa iAS
c.rec-iSus sc s.r1cSIy compiled Win lAey Ars
rarely veSetzD.e sz3 never la. 20 give sal sEscto-
klsgAr-Caa.ea Large 5oxes containing 50 pl-ls
% c.a.S Beware az coaGGerte.ts sne iEaltetonA
IN genuine B2snaEAcEursd oaly ~ TIE JOHN c
wkST COMPANY CHICAGO, Ill sold ~
KEEEow BROS DEcggis-s. Occidental hsocS- en-
uaace o. y esie< ave1as AID James street. Se>ILa
Nksa Opes a. ELssS
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MINING STOCKS
Portland Wheat MAKO,

PORTLAND. Sept. 5. !specisl.l - Wheat
Valley, sl-52sz' "ails Wslla, sl4215gl.e per
Genital. Receipts, 570S4 centas
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AEacHANn.sE ANp PRoDUcE REcEIPTs.

Produce and merchandise have been recsivec
At the port of Seattle during the p Sc twenty
four hours as follows: By rsil-Northern
Pacific; 80 tons Columbia & Puget Sound, So
tons; Seattle, Lake shore & Eastern, 95 tons
BY water-Henry Bailey, IS tons; Fanny Lake,
. tons; Wasco, Is tons; Puget Sound & Alaska
Steamship Company, tons. Total receipts, 4s6
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
Y United STATES Of A uaeyica d.sfrict of Xa,aiug-

TINTED STATES MARSHALS SALE
" United States Of America. district of Waning
ton,
BY virtue OF q decree TO me d rected issued from
the district court OF the Enit-d States for the
northern division OF the district Of Washington. az
the SUIT Of the Uniied states against The sIcop
Cora her tackle, apparel and furniture. am com
maDdeo 10 se the SAID sloop Cora. her tackle. Ap-
PArel ana furniture, in accordance with decree
daiec a. Seattle, Wash, August 20. 1891. pro-
nounced IN SAID court. hereby give public notice
thai On the 14ih day OF september. l-9l at !
O'Clock in tie afternoon Of the said day. al the
CITY wharf foot of spring street in the city OF Sc
attic, in said district, Will sell the sa scoop Cora
her tackle. apparel ana furniture puolc auction
70 tn highest and best bidder TOR cash, payable
a. the time Of sale
Dated at Seattle this 29;h day OF August, 1891.
THOMAS X. BROWN
United States Marshal
By Il A BTGELow Deputy
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EoR THE sKAGIr.
TIE STEAMER wM !. MUxRoE

Leaves Merchants Dock Monday, wednesday and
Friday mornings. OF tde. tor hehmond Edrnonds
A9Siiteo. uialip. .tanw1oi FIR, kaSit CITY NJ
Vernon, Avon. Sedro and Hamilton.
z. W. SaITR. Masrar
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NOTICE OF AUCTION sALE-PUBLIc NO.
~ tice Is hereby given that J. q. L. Faust.
signee In certain cause now pending in the supe
r1or court OF King county, state OF Washington,
Titled, "In the matter Of the insolvency Of James
Campbell and j. NJ. r. Atkinson, copartners ua-
der the firm name and style Of Campbell & Akin
son, in pursuance Of an order In this behalf here
inbefore duly made IN this court viii sc 4 and cause
10 besold at public anctsoa. 70 cash, the Office Of
Greene & Turner. No 31s Washington block on
Front street, IN the city of Seattle King county
Washington. on Tuesday the stn day Of September
1891. al O'Clock p. M. and continuing
from that time iii o'clock p.
Of that day and every day there
after, excluding sundays AT IKE hours. until ne
sale is completed. ali the personal property Of
which am in possession as such assignee and
beng particularly described being al The book
accounts and pronissory notes heretofore owned
by said insolxe nt debtors and nov in my posses
sion as such assignee. and the promissory notes az
any time prlor 10 such sale given ne such
sigree as evidence OF Indebtedness of any person
said nsolyent debtors said insoivent estate. and
all judgments at any time heretofore Obtained by
me as such assignee against persons indebted 10
said insolvent debtors.
Dated al Seattle, hing county. Washington. this
29Ih day Of August, 1891.
G. l. FAUST, Assignee.
GREENE Il TURSEs,
Attorneys for said sslgnee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-07

Iii. Is an excess OF <eo 5le.55 the total for
the previous week ana IS consi 4erablv in excess
over the aggregate for any week during the pas:
month
TIE improvement N the trade si.uatsan has
been quite marked the past weeG and farm pro-
cuce i beginning 10 come in mere freely,
though the receipts are si.i comparatively
Hgat, exceft wheat, which is coming in ar the
rate OF about a tain load day. Coal shipments
have been especially heavy, the aggregate for
the week being heavier than for any week since
before the strike Regarding the financial
situation there is little OF special interest 10 De
said. Bankers say there Is p enty of money TO
meet al -gitimate demands aud thai the moving
OF the crop will soon loosen up things, money
Will circulate more freely tDan Tor several
months past, and the apparent stringency viii
soon wear away. II is evident that confidence
IL being restored among the creditor classes as
Is shown by the iaes that there has not been q
failure of any consequence IN the state during
the past two weeks Following is the record for
the week as reported at Bradstreet's local Office: