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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-16
REAL EST - TRANSIT rs.
Transactions Since January / and For
YESTERDAY.

Yesterday
Real estate transactions s1rce January
/. Is5. are 81 ss5. 1850. There were fled
fc- record yesterday = deeds, the coastd-
eratiors sggTegatiEg $ SIS 3. FollowErs
Is the list "a furnished BY the Daily
Record, room ~ Scaeuerrnan block:
George ". Knowles 20 A e. Edwards.
lots 20 :. block u, Curtis first al 20
East TEcoma. Sss
Simon Brunn 70 Cyrus F. Clapp Estate
Company. VIA nwhs. sea nwi4 and swa.
ne5a SEC - =, s. So.
w. II. II. Learned 20 C. r. Ciapp, LOT 4.
hlCek - ara iot j.. block a. Central Sc
attic. $50
Jacob A. Freiiay 20 Paul Roesener, mel.
nwl. nwls sec =. - 4. sea.
James Mcknight TO Frank Fl. osecod
e. TX. lots 80 TO u. block y, Northern ad.
q. G. s..
Sheriff to II. B. Madison. Ios .. block 4.
Washington Central Improvement Co. .
first al 10 Kent. $4s 3
James A. Titus 20 r. A. Slack lots and
Q. block IS Washington Central Improve
ment Co.'S first al TO Kent. s4oe.
Charles y. Hunter 70 Frank J. Heuiin.
tract q SouEnervr:lle, s.. 500.
James l. sharp TO Archibald Watson.
vi. block 3. Cheriton Fruit Garden plat
No. !, SIS.
NJ. SJixrud to P. Srixrud, acres ana
.. tract S. and all OF tracts 81 10 20. T.
to Is. s2. 81. S.. %. "a. ~. Maple Leaf si 20
Green Lake circle. $40.
Frank Ayhwin 20 Helen l.. Walker. lot
!. block 4. lot L block 6, Slaughter. s.. aS.
May Stir.ns 20 Don T. AbcSaughtoyl.
lots !, , L. g a. block %: lots ! and -
block g. Mooreland ad. sSi5.
ID. T. McNaughtoa TO Equitable Indem-
nifty Associa. ion, same property, s645.
Neis Carlson to Hanna Carlson, SEA
SELL sec g. Is. ). $50.
Charles y. Cooper 10 II. W. Ca1stleman,
lots 5, 7. s. block Z. West Seattle. s..
Edward Blewett to 1gnatz Steinhart,
md II int IN 4-57 acres In William Bells
donation claim. also right, etc. OF lay
ing water pipe in ne cor OF same, also
part OF sia nei4 sec y, g. 3. SO.
Christopher w. Moore to Igrlatz Stein
hart, q. c. 20 same, SO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-16
THE wHALEBACK IN PORT.
She Makes Good Trip Up and VIII
Take Coal Back

The big whaleback steamer City OF
Everett poked her long. blunt nose around
West point about O. O'Clock Yesterday
morning and came gliding stealthily
down the harbor and anchored aiongsi
tho north coal bunker OF the Oregon Inn
provement Company. Shortly after her
arrival a small crowd of water front fire.
Quenters gathered and discussed the mer-
its OF the queer-lookng steamer. She
looks none the worse for her recent trips
and looks exceedingly trim and neat for a
collier
The City of Everett left San Francisco
for this port last Sunday night az o'clock
and maae the trip UP I'm about eighty
hours. Capt. Putnam is very proud of his
vessel, and says she IS an excellent sea
boat. She VIII take on about 1900 ton Of
coal this trip for the oregon Improve
ment Company.
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MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco. May tS-Arrived-Austra
liza. Honolulu Arago. Coos bay. sh Wa
chusetts. Nanaiuo. Departed-T. 5. :
t~ommoaore Perry. Port Townsend, Mack
NAV. Tacoma. Walls Walla, Victoria
and Port Townsend 81 CYRUS Wakefield.
Nanalrno. TX Mc%ear. %anaimo; bktn
RAtricver. Port Hadlock. sChr Alcade,
NicoIaCfskl: schr Ella Johnson, Seattle
Freirhfs ard cha~,ers-Am ek Richard
III. coal from Couaox % San Francisco.
Chill ok Young Eagle. now az Tacoma.
l,,ruser thence 20 COquinho. Chile.
Port Townsend Nay t5.-Sailed-BarS
J y Peters. Tor PORT Clarence barker
tfne Jane / stanford. fov Cnemaiuus.
tn sail tr-sorrow-Bark Foiunhig. from
Fsrrs RslrkeIy for san Francisco. R~lt-
tsh snip Nlneveh. - Tacoma for sgd
rey
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Acting Land Commissioner Bowers has
rejected the application OF George r.
kienstra 10 make homestead entry for the
southwest quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter of section g, and the north half OF the
northeast quarter of section -, township
a. north. range 5 east, under section 1856
Of the general statutes. kienstra was a
soldier. and under his rights homesteaded
in 1853 tract of land containing SO acres.
Then he wanted 10 make an additional
entry. but Mr.. Bowers Will not allow it,
and says:
"A soldiers additional homestead entry
Is not authorized where the original entry
Is made subsequent 10 the adoption OF the
revised statutes, June q, 1874 Also KEN
stra is not entitled to make additional
entry for the tract under section of the
act OF March ?. 1853. because his original
entry was made subsequent TO the pas
sage of the act"
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SKAGiT RIVER ROUTE
.-rss.e ~ E.s1 .~rrs,x~ -. - :. : - =
IINGHAM LINE
or Steamers and Clipper Ships.

Puget Sound direct 10 Deiagoa Bay. car
fy1nS goods at through rates from CEN
teFs feeding the Northern Pacific railway
anu companies affiliated thereto. via
fueet Soand 70 nelagoa Ray. and thencs
by the Netherlands railway OF the Scuth
African republic TO Pretoria ana johann
ncsaurg.
Following the steamship Beltisfce, ana
20 sail about MAY s. the fine STEAMSHIPS
SolFelg. OF & $50 tons. from Puget Sound
ttcTt Blakeieyl. 10 ne followed by other
steamers and sailing clippers from this
or other. ports on Puget Sound. For
terms apply TO:
Port Blakeley Mn Co.. Pors Blakeiey.
Wash
Northern Pacific railway. Tacoma and
Seattle.
NJ. y. Magnesen. 40S Front street. San
Francisco.
Z. II. Lingham. Delagoa Bay,
O.. F. Neame e Co. general English
Z. c.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. May i5.-Bar silver. sod. Con-
soils. 1861 Bank Of England discount
rate. per cent
New York, May 15.-The Evening Posts
London caDlegram says; Liquidation OF
weak speculative accounts in kaffirs and
Americans caused a general datness in
stocks today, with some severe declines.
This vas no more than was anticipated.
AS has previously been Indicated. the
buying OF Americans vas becoming very
ragged. The shakeout of weak men Will
do good. Americans closed y 10 ! above
the lowest. Active negotiations in re-
gard 70 the China loan are proceeding.
II is believed the loan will probably be
-. GO but no one is sure whether Ii Is
coming out In Germany or here. Private
advices indicate as probable the inme-
date conversion OF the Prussian 81 SON
soils into per cents
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL NORTHERN.

HOTEL NORTHERN.
Mrs. y. Shakespeare. Victoria.
j. j: Maury, Everett.
A A. Robinson. Spokane.
NJ. W Marsh. Spokane.
q. Welsensciin. Pomerov.
W. {. Waite. Minneapolis.
W. Beebe, Portland.
J, y. Freedom, Toronto.
". u Cary. Kentucky.
4. W Alvez. Taco ma
W. d. Simpson. Tacoma.
J. Brier. Westminster.
\. Mathfson. Westminster.
Mrs. Mathison. Westminster.
Miss Marhisou. West minister.
Gal Heelig, Portland
Marsth Atkisson. Chattanooga
Norton y. Mailing. Everett.
II. w Longmier. Tacoma
Lester w. David. Blaine.
u. NJ. Hutton, Woolley.
q Forsyth, Portland
Mrs. Forsyth, Portland.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
Jaces McGin. louisville, Ky.
81. B. HittingeT and wife. Philadelphia.
J. j. Knox. Omaha, Neb.
J.. VI. Hill. Tacoma.
". T Ward, sksma.
r Dickson Boston.
NJ r. Dickson, Boston.
James Miller. Hanover. y. II.
James r. Blackwell, Charleston.
". Haines. Tacoma.
w. H. Hawley, Everett.
Charles Harris, Eamonds.
y. g. Dennis, Jamestown. -. d.
u. Burns, Walls Walla.
r. 4. Blake, New Westminster.
W =. Shaw. Seattle
". l.. Davis. Seattle.
w & Gordon. NJ ount Vernon.
Charles Griffith. Newburg. ~. Y.
William Palmer, Pottsviile. Pa
DTII1ER HOTEL.
James Ferguson. Haller City.
Robert A HuriDert. Suohonha.
". r. Booth. Sn0hOmish.
W NJ Hubert. Snoh0mish.
Mrs \. l. Hayes. Coupevine.
NJ Meyer. San Francisco.
william McsHli!s. Bellevue.
A & Samuel Tacoma
! r Moore. UtSakdy.
Thomas Sanders Ncodinvilie.
Mrs r Bartlett Tacoma.
J. - Bidwen, Stanwood.
Or w r Gibson. Gilman.
n Carney. Mosher.
Harry jacobson. Port Biake1ev.
Thomas Johnson. Everett.
Balloon ascension. Madison street park,
Sunday afternoon. weather permitting
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Bari@y-5.-c.
Rye<4c.
Flaxst4
T1mothy-z.


Live Stock.
catiie-By the middle OF the forenoon
business vas fairly good. and choice ma
tive beef steers sold az about yesterday
prices. but heavy beeves and common cat
tie were slow and iac lower. Choice cattle
sold a. 3i<ss. few lots going above s. ..
ana fair to good steers az s.GSs15Zs ..
butchers stun was fairly active anu
steady. and there were good sales % cows
ana nelfers al I-75d5. the bulk selling at
szS0f; bulls. sz-51as-z5. and veal calves
IN good demand ar igE5.50 for good
ones. the bulk selling al s5Es5
In hogs there was an unusually large
supply on the market today. Prices were
wholly In favor OF buyers, and In short
time after the opening there was drop
OF ioc, the best drovex being closed cut
at A-ss. Buyers took hold quite freely at
the reduced prices. and a good business
was transacted The bulk of the sales
were at s9Dd&.4. Sales were made Of
common 10 ch oice heavy at 81 5G4. 50;
uhgr mixed. N.SoG4-50 and culls al sea4
Sneep-Prices averaged &c better than
al the close of last week inferior 10
choice sheep selling AT s. 5sG4ss with a
few as high as 81 s.. The bulk were West
ern and Mexican sheep. Wooded Mexican
lambs sold al sac: spring lambs brought
s. 5eGs
Receipts-Cattie L. 800: calves, 500: hogs,
5s.ps; sheep, 1900.
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CHICAGO MARK ELS,
The Board Of Trade.

Chicago. MAY i5--Wheat opened under
the influence o. very general rain 10 the
Western belt and lower cables. bgt very
soon changed it's tone. \ report issued
nv ThomRn. giving the amount ~ Atai
IN farmers hands on May I AZ >ilfo s"
bushels. was an element lu4"c'sS the
traders tct sell a. the opening, out tne ell
feet Of that MAS quickly sWaiIoNea Hr.
along with tha lever cables ana .hf raA1.
by the reports Of Injury 20 n afat t3' iae
Ntss{an ay. cainch5uEs aud frost lar
raaarts were in many Instances q. ''if-
,,,f.{af hy bpy{ns orders Juty wheat sold
for 4 fevg NOM nts after tae opening from
esr.. itr, 20 esfa- bar soon began I'd creep
inward uugR Is rear SGD e''4e tlrFs " fs
Az animated strueSlr aroHdi j1- ia~'-
named price hsU tae aHiis soon Hr~A" -
Work ahead. ard that price beng pASsfi-
the advance 81 sno.A>r eeat 'e eF'2 80
.ass. ou{ek. but excited Tae p0i'e &ffFr
rsttiar - sac SOLD back 20 ss'sc- '''it re-
covered again 70 around $50, Whefe u
us about dftoeu minutes from loe N,~e'
v.fth the shorts apparently ANXIOUS the
prise Nftcr several eaick changes N@7
66Ssc Il; Jhe close. ..-.-
t-srn Was fu demand. ana ruir3 higher
on the average AFTER a rather easy open
iaz. July. p aich closed yesterday a 49,
serted Al from thai % sossc- The accta-
art,tts soon cavae under the influence OF
tNe strong wheat market The price rose
- 5E1.e rta-ttd 20 5l'S8 sli4c. ana 81 tae
close Ms a. rs high poiu. 5i@Sa@l's'-
Oats were asict. auA fae ftreHbto 81
vslope5 was iu sympathy vita whfat ara
corn. July opened tSc lower a; -s'se- SOLO
from s7Ac 20 2Sssc. and closed a. $40
In Tire provisions market. receipts 81
Is 90 hogs openei g weak. aud 3 rerov-
srv rhieh took place .ater was ascrihed
10 buying fer Cs1ahy- Eae advance Ras
confined 20 pork. which. compared Wtth
N-ssta-,iaV's price Is IHac higher. Lard
Is :, lower ana RIBS unchanged.
Closing Quotations.
Whsat-MAy. So. July. $40
Csrn-Mzy. 50ss gal. July. G5z91Sc-
Oets--Nay. s>t~-, jay. @>'s9->sc.
Isork-May. ST. s.. Juiy. S2t6-
Iard-.May. s. -. july. s6ss
Rlbs-MAy, s.. July. ss.asSsia
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NOTICE OF SEFERTFF-S SALE-In the
,a-,f,..r+gr court OF the STATE Of Wash Ing
ton for the county 81 King. Canada
settlers Loan and TraSf Company.
Idn4gtosi. a corporation, plaintiff. "
Charles Bt5mqU3st. Anne ASpaas, &. ..
tz-.aas her husband john W tnar1-
.or. J. r. Iatan Security savings hank.
a CORPORA tt1n. sys3 II H. 4. Hsssiugs
a. - rstver Of he SER S4s inEs eak
9rFa1FantS No. - cas-
Under and los virtue o. an ORDER OF sale
a~F sr,a~.taI execution issued oIt % the
a 5s.... q named court 3n h. above entitled
action. and To me direste1 and delivered.
r.ve sufv levied urea -as follow TX de-
s-sqbed raj proporty. situated 80 said
X ~ county washing oEl. - WI
F.ef utfs1, he~AI tNo g. IN bloek ruYE97re1
-v-e 90 ~ Valentine addition 90 re cry
~ Seattle according 20 che oftf-lal g-at
tnr~g1f a. recorded ia volume - plats
or rs.-a n - the Office ~ tae county ass
.steor ~ ea*f King CoGnfv. together with
nll ari singular fae tff'trflsat@ herfl a
r,sv--s q r.-f a7s-t,srtena Noes thereto belong
Ing o~ aFs.r<~rtai1inE
S.rfs-s h therssare hereby rtven that on
H.riIEv he 7tH lay % June, l%s5. Al the
h,rr - - s,-rIesk "a. r7. uf said day. AZ
-. fr.rt door 81 tho court 1rsstSe. Ga ths
,st. ~ seattle. 81 said King l~oeEnfy I
~ sau ne above described property -
-,.f.ss- su.t3ou. % ire highest ostieg for
e'' Isl,a.4 his 81 day - AorH. fsas
4 T. VAN De NA<TFss.
Sheriff
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Mr.. TeubIe COT the WINNING

The trial of Frank Pease, OF 34I Bis
marck street. for assaulting John Teuble
Will take place in the municipal court to-
morrow. Mr.. Pease's side of the story is
SO different from Mr.. Teuble's that the
court Will evidently have hard time de-
Gliding the case. Mr.. Pease SAYS that there
was trouble between the children of the
TWO families, and that IL was evident the
Teuble children got the worst OF it, Teuble
Went to Pease's house and threatened to
whip both Mr.. Pease and his children.
whereupon Mr.. Pease. so he claims, tried
TO smooth matters over and promised to
correct his children. Mr.. Teuble. so SAYS
Mr.. Pease. was bound TO fight. and in the
end was whipped.
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NOTICE To CREDITS1 IEs--'Cireuit court
nr fna Tinted states. NlEta circUiG. DIS
frt~t - Washington. Ncrthern division.
- Fal4eF com rsa-na8t. rs. Rainier
Es4vre~ 4 IA igAy Company and tni8a
TrIst Company % %ew York defend
ants No. -.
60 m corpora ttols holding claims
arsirsx the Rainier POKER & Railway
tS1~nnany % present said ella rEs 20 tne
,--..s sJ~aicse,f is reeelveT. a. MS Office 81
tss51ax hfss{EfaE Seattle. Wash. duly yer
$50 az Ire AFFIDAVIT ~ suca person. or q
rr1-r,,s..r 81 s4lca tTrs. or an eftlcer. sttcr-
,+r- - agent - ss1h CORPORA .oa. On or
Eefo-s *he fsth day 81 July. $50. In d.
fssIf az ssEcn claim beng q-ezeut 81 and
yrrtfe-s as &fcTesa14. suca rserEsu. f.FEn
- ,-..~rveratgnn shall - aeharre4 from any
r1.srls azalnsf aay assets tn tAe hands %
70 re.-e.xer AMI from disturbing tae pos
session &C the rccs!ve- n any assets BY
FREDERICK BAtlSALAS.
EeceiveS
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fetal sales.

Total sales OF stocks today were Al Isl
shares. including: American Sugar. g. 80;
American Tobacco. 800; Atchison g.
400: Burlington, 1890: Chicago Gas. 1880;
Missouri Pacific $50: New Jersey Cen
trail. 800; Reading. 1880. Rock Island.
$3.50: ST. Paul. 1900; Silver Certificates,
30 900; Texas & Pacific, $500; Western
Union, $500.
Flour.
FTour-Receipts. 1880 barrels: exports
500 barrels: sales T00 packages.
Stronger for winters and steady for
springs. Buyers not inclined 10 follow
the advance in wheat, and trade was
small Southern -four duh. Rye -four
firm; sales. !. loo barrels.
Wheat.
wheat-Receipts. IT.. 6o0; exports. $500:
sales. aec0.0oo futures, 10000 spot. Spot
strong: No. red store and elevator,
e9s.c; afioat. 7u7sc; T. O. b.. III. float; No.
! hard 1859 delivered. Options had an
active bull day, although the opening
was a trife weaker. The buying was
based on had crop news, heavy country
demand. activity IN cash wheat in Chi
cago. light interior receipts. and reported
reduction in Russian and Argentine ship
ments: closed 1Agl9sc advance. No. red.
May, 6si4 fIs9asc. closed 69asc: June. sSl.cs1
697sc. closed s9sac. July. sS7s670asc. closed
7nAc: August, ee9170isc. closed 10igc: Sep
tembcr. s9tsfi707sc, closed 7oFsc; December.
1TsGTs7sc, closed. 7g7sc.
Hops.
Hops-Dull
Wool.
Wool-Firrn.
Metals.
Tjn-steady: Straits. siASG149o; plates.
steady.
Lead-Strong: exchange price. s5.@7i.(i
$50
Ccppcr-Stroug; exchange price, Sl0.s0G
u 63ia
Spelter-Firm.
Coffee.
Coffee-0pttons closed unchanged TO Is
pofrts lower: easy for near months and
steady Tor far months. October, Si46o.
Spot cofTee-Rio. steady, mild. steady.
Sugar.
Sugar-Raw. quiet.
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Breadstuf1s and Grains.

Liverpool. May 15.-Wheat-Spot. quiet !:
demand poor. No. red, rs, 2lxd: No. 2
red spring 5s sgd; No. l hard Manitoba,
IS I'd, No. | California, IS I'd. Futures OPP
ened steady ana closed steady with prices
unchanged from yesterdays closing fig
ures. business about equally distrib-
uted. May. IS ID; June 5s 2isd: July IS
Fad: August. IS i'd; October. rs 4i2d.
CorI-Spot. steady; American mixed
new. Is 81. Futures closed dun with
June ia lower and other months Ad
lower. May, Is Tad; June. Is 7l4d. Jaly
Is 9l-d. August. As I'D; September. As
71zd; October, Is 7a,d.
Flour-Ffrm; demand good. ST. Louis
fancy winter. bs cd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, e SIS.
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Rrcadstuns and Grains.

San Francisco. May Extraordinarily
extras. S34od3.So; superfine. S.SSg2.N per
barrel.
wheat-Market quiet. s5isc per GENITAL
for No ! shipping and Sss4c for choice Of
ierings. Milling grades are steady at a-'a
4glac per Genital
Barley-Trhde Is slow. Feed. fair to
good. S2'zas5S.c: choice. e5Q66'4c: brewing
nominal.
Oats-steady tone to prices. Milling.
sL61STi.fTlR: Surprise. si.losti0. fancy
feed 81 osi4Gpf .o7is: good TO choice. 9cnH. .
fair 20 good. eoffaac; poor TO fair. 39l2es
%o, black. nominal: gray. &cdSl.o2ia per
GENITAL
Flour. quarter sacks. =. Ss3. wheat. can
;als ia2si: barley, cereals. s.3s; beans,
sacks ~. corn, centals. $50; potatoes.
sacks. Ii6l; oregon. tao; onions, sacks,
en: bran. sacks. 800: middlings. sacks.
20
wool-Spying. years fleece. San Joaquin,
per pound 507c; six 10 eight months do.
Sos. six 20 eight months, cslaveras and
foolhiil, free. SHtec: do. defective. 4sfSc.
Northern. good to choice. 9dltc. do. de-
fective. e'sGSh4c; Nevada. spring. light.
and choice. Su9c: heavy. 6a7c.
hopS-4fg@c Per pound.
Closing Quotations.
Nheat-nuli: December. 9&c.
Rariey-Duil; December. sac.
Corn-Sl lT's
bran-Sl5
Produce.
Pouitry-A car 81 Oregon poultry Is on
The marSct. Stocks Of all descriptions are
eaaal 70 the demrni, and che tendency Is
toward lower pgfces. California stock:
Liver turkeys. 1if l3c Ter pound sor Cob
ners }lHts' for hens. geese. per pair.
-. goslinSs. SlGte per pair. ducks,
s@s$'tl1 per doEea for OLD. and 81 sea- So
,M Young. FRYER chickens. ST5ou1 per
dozen
butter-peslers report she market hauly
'e'nof1iEcd, being largely overstockc3
@ha auii Creamery. fancy. iSisTi%e s1c-
.iiS '-' reT roUnt. dairy fancy to's
good 20 choice s5j'se. medium grades.
pa4at
CAeesr-Nsrke. very weak: fancy. new.
rald e3fc. common 90 good. 4T5'ec;
aoang America. SfNss. Eastern. f3'tHtFl1'.
we latter figure for cream. Western NJ
y nrr pound
eSgs-Taere IS \ slight upward ton
.fHry. Chssp eSvs have lhe bulk 81 the
efnanf. as they have hal ali the spring
,fkan cegs arr acia at fsc; duck sees.
isaloc; store eggs. ts'e9l5c. ranch eEss,
it9l5c per iozen
Financial.
ver bars fSs dsr Drafts. steht...... ? ,
~'N'oaa col3 ASA. Telegraph ......
fFratr
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- t~atrs from the WeRt run mo 80
III un5en depot, making close con-
S.,..e vxfta The North Wsstern" trains
- fho East and south. PASSENGERS hold
- .s-r.tS via tNe above liae have oniv
iiss 49, fheir frat1 te t1- eiaVa-.f v
800 ,.North-Ny fsserI" limited lsav-
80 :, PAUL every day IN The year. Fer
80, ~ travelling alone thls IS especially
=. o,nxiders8. Fer tickets and sleep
- rar reservation cal on
i1s r N PARKER.
Puget Sound Agent 81 front -. Seaiiie
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siosis we're greater In volume. TIE <@ss~-
houses were heavy sellers on xrh4.-.ea
pflces OF the International $50. - :
a. TIE OPENING In this raarks< rs,a =
- i]osiaon- For perhaps the ffrss Tsne
- tae speculative boom became nre-
.,ouuG.7c the bears were Ascendant Ard
N4ss hammered values steadily 81 a..
p1~.Ins out Hines in nearly every ~eeTsc-,
o. ths STOCK hss- The really nrssztr,<x s,r-
nushee on the market was a xts@srrs. 4
penet mat reaction was due affs~ ,ba
recent rernarkabie and bong c,7.fr,,,s-s -
ancs IN value. AS the day advanced the
were lowered. and most of the
1ecSAs Traded In closed at or near tf1@ lrx-
prices touched Reading was most
prominent N the sales. The s+o-b RIOT =
- per cent, with a rally OF onIy 4 T-nton
racine declined per cent.
ne trading Ia bonds was largely con-
,.neu 70 tne Representative shares which werS
aoser throughout Sales aggregated e.
Government bonds-F1rn.
state bonds-Quies.
Railroad bonds-weak.
Financial.
money on call. easy at iars per cent. !;
AL loan. Ia; closed. liz per cent Prime
mercanuie paper. 2s.Gfz.
0eefang exchange-Fairiy firm with ac-
toal business IN bankers bills at As-l
s-sssS Tor demand. and - sssd4 ssis for sixty
Gays. Posted rates 81 scat s71. and IL *
Vt'e- Commercial bills. 81 s5lsq4 sl,.
SILVER certtfcates-s7..
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Dispatch steamers from Seattle az fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. passengers re-
ceived on board at a. M May 3. 8. IL.
Is q and Is.
For AlaslSa--Nay a. and . at Q a. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. az a m. May ). 10.
Is, ~. - and 80.
Tickets may be obtained ut the Office OF
the company at Ocean dock, Seattle
GoODALL. PERKINS e CO,
General Agents. San Francisco.
J. r. TROWBRIDGE. Act. p. s. Supt..
Seattle.
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SAN JUAN 1sLANDs-sTEAMEa L.
OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast ana cOmmoiious steamer Nom
ticello leaves PerefVaFs whsrf, oss npia,
A. m. daily. except Sunday. Time Card
Going Leaves Olympia, a. m. leaves
Tacoma. ~ 20 a. IN. arrives Seattle. I'D
r. m Returning: Leaves Seattle. r. m
leaves Tacoma. go q. m. arrives olympia,
TO D. n Isaudings-Olympia, Perciyafs
wharf: Tacoma. y. y. ". r. wharf seat
flc Yfslar wharf. Fare between Seattle
and Tacoma. soc Meals and stateroorna
THE Monticello - fast. and by far the test
steamer on the route. in effect Nnnday.
Nav 18th. 1925. HATCH BROS.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


=. ~ ters. Nay 1&-There was a renewal
ses.er SAYS selling movement on me
IVA exchange today ana the tEanSso-
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. May 5.-wheat-Walla Walla,
4S4 fec; valley, 5oG5ic per bushel.