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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January 1 and for
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
I. 1896. are $500 072.7f. There we're flled
for record yesterday * deeds, the consld-
erations aggregating 10. Following
is a list furnished by the Daily Record.
room f.. Scheuerman block:
George Bruhn to Anders Nelson. acres
I'm ne cor sec 90, %. :. $50.
John Olson and Bernard Anderson 70
Betty Olson. lot {, block =, Denny &
Hevt's add. $50.
y. P. T. n Co. to school district No. s..
" y So ne So sec s.. u. s. except right-of-
way. si5
George E. Hall 10 Frank T.. Anderson.
lots TO Il, block ., Grand Boulevard add.
SJl
Mrs. c. Crosley widow 20 Sarah y.
stanwood. lot 2. block 3, Bakers add.
e 20e
James O'Donohue 70 william O'Donohue,
und = W - sw sec II. %. s, 800.
Charles II. Van BroeEiin TO 4. G. King,
" = se Sc sec IS Is. ;. S500
Ballard-Lsary Land Co 20 John Rey-
non. lots 20 -. block s. Billiards. add TO
Gilman Park. 81.
percfval r Morton to Charles a Chand-
Ter. lot g. block 3. Green Lake Circle Il z
add: lot $. block . RerGstorf's add. lots
g ard g. block >. Eansbcrry add st.
Sheriff 10 Katherine r. NeG. nv NV sec
1 aud ne ne SEC :. u. .. 81 1915.
william Wolf to Morris Meyerfe'd, IT..
lots and .. block I. KaufTnan's add, q C..
81 90.
Willard F. Carson to J. r. Bigham. lot
. sec 81. e. 3. $50
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-~,rxs SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
~ -. ssare OF Washington.
es. ...s1ss rnerscan Mortgage Company
30 : rgrpor ton. plaintiff, VS. john
d., 81 al defendants. Summons
q. s~~v-f~e ny publication.
20 zee 81 Washington 20 the SAID John
IL 900. Mary j Scott. George j. Rus
- E,Ivina Moore. defendants:
ssse, 80 hereby summoned 70 appear
fol $50 ts0g days aftzr the date OF the
Nsna... ia ton Of this summons. to-wit:
dsst ssxfy 9sa3 days after the 18th day
vim 80. ars defend the above entitled
81 a1 r. rre above entitled court and an
zeis-.a .ss complaint OF the plaintiff, and
fEeF seor.g III your answer upon the Esn-
SER : - - attorneys for plaintiff at their
d. se5ow stated. and n case 81 your
e eaas.srs so 20 90. Judgment VII oe rem
49, arafnzt you according 70 the de-
esfss ~ the com plant. wnich has been
Bar ere clerk OF said court. The oh
fra - above entitled action is for
tsct q II fhs sam OF SI.fk2-59 and inter-
5vss ~ ae certain notes given by defend-
- ~ -~osf 10 the plain LIT. and for costs.
aasss.Sgrx an Attorney lee OF slgo. Also
fnes-s,.ss~ for tire foreclosure or mat GER
rrsy'.y,s rr-gage given 70 secure the pay
tain NJ 80 Indebtedness, covering ire
rsen s,rsy,g property In King county. wash
fcis0s ia-f +snult. Lots and :. block IL
trg:..,h' rvaIia addition to the rity of Sc
ass -1si~h mortgage is recorded in the
a.. records Of King county. WASH
Ell in volume 81. on page IS thereof,
ing - general equitable -eiicf.
saa ISi HASTINGS & STE.DNAN.
Attorneys for piaiatifi
n address. CT Halter building Sc
...ia washington
s, re-. - f,rs, publication. July q. 1895.
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streams with nets preventing the fan
from ascending % the spawning grounds
The government has an officer there try
ing 10 prevent violation 81 the LAWS. bus
owing 10 the great distance between tha
canneries hess unable 70 properly pretecs
tfe sairaca- At the present rate Of exter-
rTiinatina il is estimated the fish Industry
in three years viii ~ wholly destroyed.
In q long letter 10 the Alaskan asiEer
writing unsscr tho nom de plume az III. NJ
r. SAYS tAaf provisions were cheap &C
Ternsgafn Arm, Cooks inlet. while he
was there. MaoSe anal mountain sheep
We're selling az cents pound. Con-
tisfuing he SAYS Thu mining ia prfn-
clrally on Resurrection creek, where bars
have been worked in a small way for
wears. but no ore hes set been Ahle to
get 70 the bedrock. The tows is as tho
mouth Or Resurrection creek. and thera
are about sfa men in ge1n. t5ve srhoon-
erS Law ~ part. tNp at wh&rh were maxi
inS nn parties te 70 ue Bhe inlet and
pros sct soF3e 81 tf@ numerous rivers
and streams that pst into i. I'm Bear
creek. which eHntses into the arm near
Resurrection creeH. tfsre are number.
or claims opened and working. Tia
claims are hard te work. While il Is nos
over fve or six feet 80 the bedrock. II -
fun az very l8ree hnAiaerS, difficult tn
handle The best chtsinaele reports dsi
ros make more than IS per day digging
while many cialu1Ft b1t $ per Jay. tsR
SIX Nile creek. SIX miles un the arFa
from Resurrection creek. about twenty
five men had camnea. and had obtained
some fair prospects on the haES
The Alaska Mining Record says thac
II. NJ Smith. formerly 81 Juneau and
now OF Seattle. has been in S.tka lnvesti-
xatinS a proposed water works Fhers
is every probability Of a water supply
and electric light system for Tire town.
and a great deal OF interest IS manifess-
ed in the projects
William Meydenhauer. ir., Of Seattle
has located three mining claims near Sit
ka.
The Metlakatla cannery is running IN
nnn blast. and will ship larger cargoes
than usual.
The Alaskan says that miners bureau
is being formed AT Sitks-
Judge Warren Trultt has appointed
William Duncan court commissioner for
New Metlakatla.
Alaska strawberries arc rtpcning.
on the water front yesterday 10 was
reported that the Topeka met with
slight rnishan Just before reaching tais
city. At West Point in the dense olont
Of smoke and fog she ran aground, hnr
no damage resulted, the steamer being
floated hv the rising tide some hfteen
minutes after the accident.
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ARREST OF LYNCHERS
Seven Ellensburg Men Charged
With Numbering Wilson's.
soGGS' BANK OF TACOMA FAILS.
He Bolstered It Up with City Funds.
and the City l. Ont Ssss. 900,
Partially secured.

EllensburS. Ang. ia-Special AZ
ternoor il was nolscd around town that
the military company had been oTtseFe9
70 report at the armory. The report
proved 20 be true. and Ii was soon learned
that special deputies had been sworn IN
10 make arrests OF men charged with be-
ing implicated in the recent lwfachinS-
The officers and deputies scattered. ard
tonight seven nlen are under arrest,
charged with murder. The movements
Of the officers ara quiet. and they have
little 20 say They declined 10 give the
names Of the men arrested. and have
very little information for publication.
Generally they had no trouble IN making
the arrests. and while they caused some
excitement no demonstration OF any kind
was made, and tonight the town is per-
fectiy quiet and no fear Of trouble Is eS-
pressed. The militia company. however.
is ready should additional help be needed.
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POINT ROBINSON ROC SIGNAL.
1t Doesn't Whistle. Because the Gov
ernmenf Il Economical.

Tacoma, Aug. Especial. Much COM
plant has been recently made by captains
Of vessels plying the waters OF the upper
sound that the fog signal M Point Rob-
insou light house. midway between Sc
attic and here. has not bcen in operation
during a large portion Of the last week
The whistle has never been more needed
than during the past few DAYS, when the
for added TO the dense smoke. has made
navigation except b. compass almost inn
possible.
A gentleman formerly employed at the
light house there in conversation with
the PDst-Tnfe1ligencer correspondent to-
day blames the government light house
board, wno about two Years ago reduced
the force 70 ono man, instead OF two, as
formerly employed The present light
house keeper, Charles Davis Is working
from d m. To noon next day. hlgt has 10
close down the rest Of the time for need
ed rest and sicer. Afr, Davis has held
his present position for the past seven
years.
RoAlnson's point SIS the only fog signal
between here and West point, beyond Sc
attic. Several nights ago. when the
straits Of Dover was coming up the
sound the whistle was not blowing. and
the pilot. fearful of Venturing fartheF
without some indication from shore Of
his whereabouts. stopped the ah!p Tor
seven hours 10 get his bearings.
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cREw- LOSE. HIS LIQUOR.
Former Seattleite's Hard Luck In Alas
ka Cooks Inlet Piacers.

Former Seatttcite's Hard Luck In Alas
ka Cooks Inlet Piaeers.
Steamship city Of Topeka arrived from
Alaska yesterday with ar interesting bud
pet az news Collector Hammond seized
a hogshead OF liquor which arrived at Jn-
neau on the Topeka, consigned 70 W. u.
Crews. formerly Of Seattle. Mr. Crews
had permit for importing a barrel or
beer. and sent tire order 20 . Seattle firm
In due time hogshead arrived with the
beer or top of-4u the words 81 Collector
Moore--'sa floating saloon" The customs
officers had rot gotten 20 the bottom at
last reports. though they had gone through
kegs and bottles containing liquor OF all
varieties iris il not the first time that
the same firm in Seattle has attempted 70
take advantage Of the permits for liquor.
The Ifauor will he c0nHseated.
Private advices from Southeastern Alas
Ia have been received 20 the effect that
ual5rnifea quantities Of salmon are being
DESTROYED ~ fishermen onuiTaeting
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MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco. Aug. fa.-Arrived-Co-
lumhia. Astoria and Portland: City OF
Pueblo, Victoria and Port Townsend: hk
Gathersr. Seattle; schr Annie Larsen. Ia
coma Departed-Mineola, comox. Del
Norte, Gray's Earbor: Arcsta, Coos Bay.
san Francisco, Aug f2.-News was re-
ceived here today 10 the effect that the
Italian bark Peppe had been burned ar
sea- The vessel was loaded with coal. and
was bound from AnGrossen for San Fran
cisco. All hands We're saved and succeed
ed In landing at Monteviiso.
Hoquiam, Aug. 11.-SpeciaL - Sailed
Schooner G. A Thayer. from Hoqulana,
for Eiges islands; schooner Joseph Russ.
from Aberdeen, for San Diego.
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Tacoma Marina News

Tacoma, Aug. ia.-Special.-Owing to the
dense fog and smoke on the Sound the
Northern Pacific steamship Victoria did
not sail for the Orient this morning. but
VIII probably get away tomorrow MORN
ines
Bark Seminole was remeasured today
by Inspector Tucker. OF Port Townsend.
Steamers City OF Kingston and Wild
wood collided on entering the harbor this
morning in the fog. The wildwood put
her nose in the Kingstons baggage room
and had considerable of her woodwork
forward smashed. The kingston's inju-
ries are slight.
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All expenses included from the time you
leave Seattle uutti you return from Yell
keystone Park September . personally
conducted excursion. In charge Of DR. Ro-
land u Grant. OF Portland. in epectaf
Pullrnars. VIII leave Seattle for tho YELL
frvvafore Park. The rate made for this
axcsiralnn II the lowest ever named. For
fun information apply 10 Dr. Grant. cor
ner Eleventh ard Taylor streets. Portland.
or l. A. Nadeau. general agent. Eorthern
Pacific. corner Front street and YesIer
avenue. Seattle
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~-x.oTTe.E TO TAxPAYERS-Eotic II
80. given that the board of county
heIvsssgassss9oners OF King county. sitting as
eVha.srs OF equalization, viii be in session
Do De "a, weeks, commencing Monday,
ihlw. d. 1855, az the King county
A1 .'srs.e,sse fer the purpose Of equalizing
t .sa, roll OF 1895. All taxpayers claim
s s.av abatement Of tax are hereby notified
.as rr,ear on or before Saturday, August
y ~ ar he forever debarred.
=; ra,es at Seattle. this I'd day OF July,
a. ~ NATHAN BEMAN,
.<nr,tv Auditor and Ex-officio Clerk OF
ssn peard OF County Commissioners OF
rirr County Washington
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

Chicago. Aug. 19.--Wheat ruled duh and
weak. There was no special reason for
the early advance. except perhaps the
firmness in September corn. and selling
was so free and the cables so colorless
that the price was sent of a cent easily.
Another factor OF weakness was tho sub
ject of increased shipments of Russian
and Argentine wheat last week The de-
liveries in the Northwest are also increas-
ing All this made holders uneasy, and
there was generous liquidation. At the
close September was lac lower than Sat
urday.
Corn started higher. and for time Sep
TENDER held strong on the big cash de-
rnand. while May was tending downward
or reports OF cooler weather and rain
where hot winds and drouth have been
reported. But there was such free sell
Ing Of September at the advance that IL
finally turned and followed May on the
downward track. September sold early
at 3aizc and closed at 3Sl4c- May lost sc
for the day.
oats were easy. following corn; Sep
ternber lost &c.
Provisions were irmer and closed a
tribe higher. At the close september de-
Iveries FOR pork. lard and ribs were re-
spectiveiy higher for the day by 2ec, @4c
and 10. while for January the changes
were confined 20 Ztec rise In lard.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-August, 64iagsi2sc; September.
corn-Aueust. 2ac: September. ss%a
$50.
Oaas-August. 2oisc. September. 20ssc.
Pork-Aueust. so. September ana DC
tober SO asked.
Lar5-August and September. ss.i7l@
asked
Ribs-August and September. Sc. %; DC
tober. S. 10.
Rye-4tc
Barley-f6c.
Flax-s1 0Sas.
Timothy-s4 -.
Live Stock.
Owing 20 large cattle receipts prices de-
cIined lnTl5c, common 70 extra native
dressed beef and shipping steers, - 5e1
81. canning COWS 81 $50 a.. medium
lots &. EG@. 20 fat cows and helfers. SST
-. bulls. 81 15st2 -. Western rangers,
owing 20 the remarkably heavy receipts.
weakened AZ the start and sold slowly At
a reduction Of Ie0f5c IN most Instances
In hogs prices were about e higher
heavies. 81. SasI4 =. mixed, s. 4skgi 20. COM
mon light to choice assorted lights, 80
as. pigs. s.. -.
sheep and lambs, except choice stock.
declined 1aGisc. native sheep. s. 30 ). =
for choice common f1ocks down TO 81. %
sfs for inferior Westerns. OF which the
supply was largely composed. found I-llr-
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STEAMER CRICKET.
Seattle and Everett Route.

Daily Except Sunday
Leaves Seattle. 1910 a. m. and 40 p. m.
leaves Everett. 80 a. m. and l. Is D. m
Fare SO cents.
Makes stops at Edmonds and Mukllteo.
Leaves Gaines dock. foot OF Spring ST..
Seattle Leaves Nail dock. Everett
ED. HARRINGTON. Managing owner.
FOR BREMERToN. L. s. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY the fast
and commodious steamer
GEN. CANDY
Leaves Central wharf Two trips daily.
al SEQ a. m and 4 n. m; the second sun
dav in each month will make ono trip
oniv leaving Seattle az y. m. and arriv-
ing NJ 7:45 D. m. touching a all intermedi-
ate POINTS Returning leaves Sidney at
a.g0 a m. and u m; leaves Charleston
At 40 a. m and els y. m: leaves Bre-
merton At 1870 a. m. and e:25 p. m: arriv-
ing al Seattle at II noon and T:l5 r. m.
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ss Government bonds. steady: state
bonds, dull railroad bonds. strong.
Financial.
Money on call. easy az per cent. Prime
merchanfsIe paper. saga Sterling ex-
change. firm, with actual business in
bankers bills at 81 90. O. ssss for demand
and 81 ss1t 81 seia for sixty days. posted
rates. 81 es14 u. commercial bills. 81 e03
4sI and si.St3.. Silver certificates. 679
g-z.e
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The administrator OF the estate OF sarah
p Yesler. deceased. calls attention 20 his
sale Of most desirable residence property
ar yesie~ avenue, Rainier street, Willow
street. and Lewis street The Tesler ave-
me lots are upon the Yesler avenue cable
Itn. The Nadr0ua Park cars run through
sha Willow street lots. The Rainier street
tots overlook Lake Washington. The lots
average 10 feet in width and 20 70 10
feet in derth The sale Is al auction. as
fellows. twenty-five per cent. cash.
yeeyer avenue lots and Lewis street lots
~ the corner Of Taylor street and 1esler
ovanus. on wednesday. August 4. a. II
m Take YesIer avenue or Rainier
Heights ear.
F,a{nisr street lots az corner Rainier ard
sont,ia streets. on Thursday. August 2, al
II = m Take yesler avenue car.
Willow street let's at corner McClaIre
ars willow streets on Friday. August =,
a. n a m. Take any WaIla Nalla car
An excellent opportunity Is hereby ar
corded TO obtain choice home site very
$50 J. u. BOWMAN.
Administrator.
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FORT ORCHARD AND FORT WASH

steamer 4. II. Robinson. carrying L. $.
mail. leaves CITY dock. foot OF Main St.
AZ $50 a m. arrives nj sidney az et}a
leaves Snverdale at 1875 p. m. leaves
sidney on return at , y. III. Fare 20 Port
orchard points. &c. Daily except sunday.
= X Robinson. master. Lilly. Bogardus
e. 90 agents Telephone $50. Steamer
man for charter on Sunday.
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RroadstufJs and Grains.


San Francisco. Aug. 1a.-Flour-Farnily
extras. s3.S5GI3.45. bakers extras. $3.50
3g5: superfne. s2.S5d260 PER barrel.
wheat-No. shipping. 939.c CSC for
choice: milling wheat. siQl.o2is per GENITAL.
BARLEY Feed. fair 10 good. 57iza60c;
choice. 6iBG6a4c. brewing, 7o@75c.
Oats-Milling. s5c0si per GENITAL; Sur
prise. siGI.10. fancy feed, 97lhcdsl; good TO
choice. s5G90c:. poor to fair. 7007Sc: black,
nominal: gray. s0aS2i2c per GENITAL
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks, l.9oo; Or
egon. 1856: Washington. 2,232; wheat, cen
tails. s.267: barley, Ss7 centals; oats. Oregon.
centals I2Va: beans. sacks. 555; bran.
sacks. 500: Oregon, 900; middlings, sacks,
400: Oregon. 1870; hay, tons. 1,435; straw.
tons 81. hops. Washington, bales, 100;
wool. bales. 80: Oregon. 155: hides. number,
s3s. quicksilver, TASKS, CD, wine, gallons,
1890.
Green apples. 2i025c: red apples. 75c9
H.25. raspberries. $2.50ll5; common straw
berries. ss25G3.50.
Green corn. 35cs1S sack: green peas.
saeI5c: string beans. 1tzG2i5c.
wild ducks, s21f4: young ROSTERS. $500
$50: flyers s45o655. large ROSTERS. $3.50
Onions-4el 5ac.
Fancy cheese-5isdsi4c.
Butter-Fancy dairy, 20921c; fair TO
choice. lsal9c.
Fe-e- store. 15fTfsc; Eastern. f51l7c.
Potatoes - Salinas Burbanks, So49oc;
sweets, SL7512.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Tery dull: December, $Io2: May,
siosia.
Parlcy-No trading.
Corn-s1I5 Is.
Bran--Ss5.
Wool.
wooi-Spring. six 10 eight months.
Calaveras ard foothi1. defective. sGsc:
Northern. good 20 choice, 120lS'sc. North
ern. defective. Sffide: new lambs and fall
clips. 5G6isc: Nevada, spring. light. 61uc;
heavy, 68sc-
Hops.
tcsc~
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chasers ar s. SOS - Lambs were active
81 s-S9S.S for poor 20 choice fancy lots
RecetrtS-Cattie. -20ea. calves, 40; hozS.
Loo. sheep. IT.sa.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
DAYS Wednesdays and Fridays at Il Is
n m for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungeness Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysht. Clallam BAY ana Mean
nav: returniu- arrives Seattle $50 p. m.
on onpostfe davs Steamer Fvangel leaves
yesfer dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS n $50
n m. arrives Seattle alternate days pm.
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4 reward OF 80 viii be paid for inforna-
ton leading 10 the arrest and conviction
OF any one stealing copies Of the POST
Tuteglireneer delivered 20 subscribers
throughout the city.
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Omaha Live stock Market.

Omaha, Aug. 9-Cattle-Market nc
lower. except on best grades; feeders and
COWS active, Western steers. s. +0fft -.
Gamers. 81 ga 3. stockers and feeders,
& 7s1a ~. calves s. 5e4450.
Unexpectedly; fair to choice Westerns.
81 25Gs.lo, common and stock sheep, $93
as lambs. S74TS.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Aug. I9-Wheat-Valley. 5oc;
WalIa Walla. 4Sc per bushel.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROSALIE.

Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily. except Sunday. az
III 30 D. m: returning. leaves Victoria
A. m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily. except
Sunday, at q. m; Sunday, direct, al
a m; returning direct. leaves Port
Townsend at 4 p. m. Telephone no.
THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WII4LAPA.
Captain George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska August -
and every f5 days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply to
j. G.. CARROLL. Agent
Schwahacher Dock. Tel. Pike SIS.
CUAS f.. PEABODY. General Manager
Seattle.
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ssPet Cigarettes Are the Best"
Smokers who are willing 10 pay little
nore find this saving q true one.
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The scarcity Of blackberries in the local
market is the cause OF considerable COM
rnent and much disappointment among
dealers and consumers alike. BlackDer-
ries are being shipped East-not In guam
titles OF great size. but by the growers
themselves in consignments OF 30 10 S'o
crates. In the vicinity of sumner more
are grown than at any other point. anu
II is the principal point OF shipment. Inc
small supply in the market has advanced
the price to e0cIsl a crate.
Grapes are weaker. having fallen 10 70
G90c since Saturday. Apples are steady
at 50cds1-a wide range of quotations.
but equally so OF varieties. Peaches, or
the Yakima and Oregon freestones, are
brisk at 75c: no California freestones are
In the market. but clings bring oVGo'c.
Pears quote at s1.3S and are expected
TO 20 higher This is caused by a great
shortage in the East. and a correspond
ingly large demand
Sweet potatoes sell higher, having
reached 2s4c a pound. Very fine We
natchee tomatoes are attracting mGch at
tention They sell at 6oa65c. Local not
house tomatoes bring 65c: Oregon grown
and quite excellent ones sell at 19c. Pota-
toes are slow at sl0G12 a ton. and are
handled on commission or at very close
margin Cabbage brings 6SG15c. Melons
continue brisk at &. .; cantaloupe at g.
Butter advanced again yesterday as an
tieipated as did also eggs. All brands or
Washington creamery butter sell at &c
for two-pound prints and &c in tuos-
Eggs for local fresh ranch sell at lt4llc
some dealers are short in hay since the
last days Of the hay war, being nnaoie 10
secure it. Since the advance the busi-
ness is as good as ever. A few dealers
continue 10 display signs at a $3.50 price.
but they are exceptions rather than the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-20

Liverpool. Aug. I9-Theaf--Spos. stea-
dy; demand. poor. No. :. red winter IS
stsd; No :. red spring. IS lid: No. l. hard
Manitoba - 50. No. ]. California. IS a.
Futures closed easy. iss7id lower. August.
IS sd; september. IS nd. October. IS Sad /,
November. IS siad: December, Rs III.
Corn-Spot, firm. American mixed. new,
- W4d. Futures closed steady. un-
changed 10 Id higher; August. IS iaaad;
September and October. IS Io6: November.
IS load; December. IS sd: January. IS
sszd.
Flour-Firm: demand poor: ST. Louis
fancy Winfe~ =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-20

-.rowA wOMAN's HOSPITAL. 12l and
- North Yakima avenue. Tacoma. For
terms. etc, address the matron, Miss III.
f.uss. Tacoma. Wash.