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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

Estate of SARAH MCDONALD,
The undersigned, having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District of Bennington
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demandssoi all persons against the estate
of Sarah Mcdonald late OF SALISBURY, in
said district deceased, and all claims exhibited in
offset thereto, hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purposes aforesaid, at the
the store of w. B. Randall & Co..
SALISBURY, on the 18th day of July next.
from one o'clock, p. m. until four
p. NJ, on said day, and that six months from
the l4Ih day of Jan. A. d. 1895. is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and allowance,
Dated at SALISBURY, this 18th day OF Jan.
A. d. 1895.
IL. NJ. BOTTUM,
j. S. WAITE,
Commissioners,
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to hold social in Eaton's hall on Wed =
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A. G. Mckee is suffering. from a severe
cold.
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CUTIcURA REMEDIES are sold throughout the world.
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Wouldn't Salary Come Handy?-See
advertisement of a "Chance to earn
money" on this page, if you want po-
SitiOn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20
New Interpretations.


Olympia, June l9.-Special.--Articles of
Incorporation have been fled with the
secretary OF state as follows:
Wickersham Single Co, Of Wicker
sham, Whatcom county; l.. A. Atkinson,
Robert Simpson. Phil S. Haner. incorpor-
ators; capital stock $500, N 2 81 ares OF
$50 each.
Vincent Methodist Episcopal church. OF
Spokane: Rev. y. Clark. S. Heath. A. e.
Keats. r. ]. Dawson. II. Brooks. J. S.
Kaufman. r. b. Blake, incorporarors.
Anawaspha Irrigation CO.. os Seattlei
capital sos. 600. in 1900 shares OF $50 each;
L. S. Austin. a. A. Bachelor, Robert
Moran. u. J. Longstaff. T. w. Butler, ii.
L. Denny B. l.. Rathbun, Il. A. StarlSey
r. S. Greene. incorporators; TO construct.
acquire maintain, operate. mortgage, sell
and otherwise dispose OF irrigation bitches.
fumes, water pipes, hydrants. etc.
The Pacific Exchange. Seattle; capital
5000. in 100 shares OF s. each; j. Melon
aid, J. l.. b. Snyder. II. +. Hesse. r. T..
Dykeman. w. c. Griffith. c. w. Prouty.
s. NJ Allen. incorporators; to carry on a
general mercantile and commission bus
mess.
Register Publishing Company. Of Ellens-
burg; capital 5000. IN 300 shares OF so
each: +. a. FRASER +. II. w. Ross. $. T..
Packwood, d. Thieryand. J. ID. Arm
strong. incorporators; 10 publish a news
paper in Kittitas county.
o. X Gold Mining Company. OF Spokane;
capital stock 81 coo, 900. in 100000 shares Of
81 each; to locate and deal in mines etc.
George J. Wiley, Incorporated, Seattle.
capital stock 81, 900, in $50 shares or 500
each: George j. Wiley. W. ". Clark. J..
f. Boyd. incorporators: 20 buy. sell and
deal in lime, cement and other building
materials.
Hood Canal Lumber Company, OF Seat
tie: capital stock 5000, in 20 shares OF
SO each; Elihu Baker. f. W. Haines. A.
7. Baker. incorporators; TO engage IN log
gfug and the manufacture OF lumber.
Alien Greek Boom Company, OF Marys-
vile Snohonrish county: capital $1,000 in
900 shares Of so each; A @. Davis.
George ShulIs. Thomas Sandmark. Alex
auder Grant. Werner Erickson. fncorpor-
ators: to conduct q general logging bus
iness
". J. Ferguson & Co, Of Seattle: capt.
raj stock s. so IN IL shares OF 800 each;
" J. Ferguson, r. Ferguson, William t.
Graham. fncorporators; 20 carry on gem
eraI logging, sawmill and lumber busi-
ness. -
Spokane Wheel Club capital stock SEQ.
In 200 shares; trustees, r. K. Reiner, A
Q Ware. Alexander VI. Winston; 20 main
tain 2 general athletic club.
ontario Nickel Mining Co. OF Everett;
capital 500 noo. In 500oo0 shares OF IL a
share: r. \ White. X. Springer. +. Z.
Bronson. II u. Cooley, O. A. weber IN
generators; TO deal in and develop mines
and mining Gains. etc.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Mabel brought 1000 kegs from
Everett for Portland.
Steamer Utopia brought in 200 barrels
OF lime from san Juan yesterday.
Schooner Caroline has returned from tha
halibut banks with LOO pounds OF fish
steamer utsalady has received a new
boiler. which was placed In position yes.
terday.
Steamer Evangel brought Io.on shln-
giles down from Port Angeles for Eastern
shipment.
Steamer Aberdeen made the Tacoma-
Olympia run yesterday in the place of the
Multnomah.
Steamer Sehome was inspected yesterday
and Will begin on her new route TO vic-
toria by the first Of next week.
Steamship Signal has arrived in port.
and yesterday loaded cargo of Franklin
and Newcastle coal and left for Portland
this morning.
Steamer City OF Champaign tooE thu
Snohomish river route yesterday In tho
place of tho Clan Mcdonald. which was
being inspected. The latter steamer has a
new 100 candle power searchlight. which
will be great convenience in picking up
passengers on small wharves.
Schooner Jessie left yesterday afternoon
for her long cruise TO Fort Morton. on tho
Arctic ocean. She has on board about
fifty tons of merchandise. to he exchanged
for furs, which viii be brought on her re-
turn voyage this fall. In order TO avoid
to have left there before the last of Sep
tember Miner w. Bruce. the Alaska ex-
plorer, sailed on the Jessie in charge ot
the cargo.
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Monthly Weather Review for May.

Following Is the monthly review for
Nav. prepared by Director Salisbury, Of
the state weather service:
Review and comParison-sfay Of 1875
was a month OF less than average tenn
reratrre. with unusual rainfall in the
western section, while the eastern Sec
eion had very soanty rainfall IN the earii-
er part Of the month, although copious
showers near the close.
The average temperature was Just the
same as t9rat Of 1893, and the preciptta-
ton also averaged but a trifie more than
In 1893 being more in the western part, and
only half as much In the eastern section
The month opened warm. and with light
showers. a cool spell followed from the
5th TO the 10th, and then a warm spell
succeeded, eliminating in the hot days Of
the 18TH, 15Hh and 18th, when the maxi
mum ranged from 81 10 90 at different
places This hot spell was followed by
"a sharp drop in temperature, and the re-
maintier OF the month Was rather cool
and unreasonable, a heavy rain setting
in on the 24th which LASTED almost contin-
1IoUsly for three days, and continued in
scattering showers until the night of the
soth on the 3lst there WAS a severe
frost in the eastern part Of the state.
Summary of temperature - Monthly
mean temperature In Eastern Washing
ton. 81; monthly mean temperature tn
Western Washington. 5e.4; monthly mean
temperature for the state, 5S.i degrees,
which Is Is degrees below the normal of
the past six years. Greatest monthly
mean. SIS at Kennewick: least monthly
mean. 81 at Cascade tunnel. Maximum
temperature, %. at Bridgeport, on the
nth; minimum temperature, D. at Hum
tiers. on the 9th. Greatest range, eS. at
bridgeport: least range. 81. at Tatoosh
Island Mean range of eastern section,
IS; western section. 40.
Summary OF observation-disclosures e
monthly precipitation OF eastern section.
les inches; average monthly Precipita-
ton of western section. 5.sl inches; aver
age monthly precipitation of the state.
s9i inches, which Is / Is inches above
the normal OF the past SIX years. Great
est precipitation, LA inches, at Monte
Cristo least PTecipfta ton. o.1 inches at
Mckee.
Miscellaneous-T'he month was quite
windy and stormy on several days. Thun-
der storms were recorded on the tth,
2sth. 9th and Both. ,Auroras on the l1th,
nth. 18th. 18th. 14th and 18th.
The month averaged II clear days. ~
partly cloudy. 10 cloudy and II with rain.
Average wind direction, southw est Per
oentage. of sunshine automatically re-
corded at Seattle, Is.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January I and For
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
/, 1895, are t2.0l5. 363s3. There Were filed
for record yesterday 9 deeds, the consid-
erations aggregatlng sl.S3l2s. Following
is list as furnished by the Daily Record.
room AZ Scheuerman block:
Mary Ballier. sx.. 10 Fritz Mensing. part
OF sec "a. u, 3, liz acres, s6H.2S
elise Inv. Co. and Moore Inv. and Mtg.
Co 10 Thomas J. Young. lot 1s. block 49,
Brooklyn add. $500.
elise Inv. Co. and Moore Inv. and Mtg.
Co. TO Daniel y. Tworney. lots 9. Z.
block y. Brooklyn add. $50.
Fred Schenclizer TO King county, 20
foot strip on n side and parallel with s.,
l.. s. & II. Ry. In To q. 8. for road.
Moore Inv. and Mtg. Co. 10 VIM. Barry.
lots :, 70. block /: lots 4, s. block 3; lot IS.
block 10. lots %. 3. block II; lot Is. block
II: lots p l.. i6. q. ., .. block is: lots 1.
S, q, 26. block 70; lots 90, 81, block 20. La
tona add. 81
VIM. II. Smith to Annie Shearer, lot )
block Z, McAleer's End ad. 81.
VIM. H. Smlt no Annie Shearer. lot
and part lot I. sec .. 2. s. 81.
J. b. Lauck 70 Columbia * Puget
Sound Ry. Co. SO se sec 2. 2. s. $50.
Jas. c. Drake. United States marshal.
TO Amos Brown, ne sw NV SO sec 70. zss
4 Sl77
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The steamer Mexico. which lcse San
Francisco Wednesday. has the foliowins-
named passengers;
For Nictoria-R. Springer VI p. Ger
maine. Mrs. Cummings. Miss n. Dehi Mrs.
r. Ardley. @ J. Maxwell. AIRS. Green,
Miss Richards ana two children. O. Daily.
Harry Brunton. l. Redcn and wife. III. Il.
Picken, M. III Cohn. Miss Ferguson, Miss
Ferguson
Seattle--F. Raaf. W. Purcell, J. r Kelly.
Mrs. .. II. Redfield. Mira Amos Brown.
Mrs W. J. Wilkinson and son. r. nohsoa
and wife A. Todd, George Lord and wife.
:. III. Moore and wife. 2irs. A. Mcpherson.
J. X. Rasye and wife. Mrs. Jacauettex
Lewis r. Case. @. Derunge IT. Ayers. j.
Smoot. Mrs Byrne. II. III. Mattson. Mrs.
A. Madison. Mrs Tivesley.
Juneau--G II. Mescherdorf. J. Dugan.
Port Townsend-Miss Il. Harlan, Misc
ar. Durham. Mrs. puboE
Sitka-D. Milroy, j. McCairn.
Tacoma-Niss l.. futile. Mary A. Ham.
Minnie Ham, L. Y. Austin. Mr.. whitsou
and wife, Miss Anderson, Miss Knox. d
Jacob. Miss Reynolds.
Alaska-Miss Allen, Mrs Auzerais. Mss
Benson, Miss Price. Mrs. Purdy, Miss Graz
ham, Mrs. Adelaine. Mrs. Hilda, III. Blum.
Mr.. Hoyt, DR.. Redding, George Cosgrovas
Mr.. Howison,
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MAXINE NEWS.

San Francisco. June f9.-Departed-Sh
q = Sargent. Port Townsend; Mexico.
Port Townsend; bk News0oy' SaheouYer'
- -. pairchld. Nanaimo; schr Sadie.
--sonrna Frelghts and charters-Scnr
sltos Cooke. lumber from Puget Sound
20 sydney: schr c. +. Sargent lumber
sre.v, F,gget Sound 70 Port Pirie.
Chartars-Schooner Alice Cooke loads
1,f,ahar on the Sound for Sydney. 2ls
rrior 20 arrival. ship G. y. Sargent. laTn-
Der on ths Sound for Port Pirie. as 81.
port T,szrnsend. June Ia-Specaai.-.Ar-
r4ved-Seboou.- William Bnxden. from
San Frarfisro for Seattle. Sailed--Schoou-
or c. 5. Holmes. from Port BlaAe.ey for
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL BUTLER.

HOTEL JSDlJSfstt-
w. f. Hail. New Wha toop.
r. Y. ASkew. Port Blaseley.
J. Bergof, New York.
G. Wengrera. Helena
c. L. baldwin, New York
q. ID Rush, Tacoma.
q A. Woke san Francisco.
charles Butler and wife Port Towns
r.. T. Hart. snohonf-h.
c. L. Lowry, San Francisco.
a. A. Kraft. san Francisco-
y = Fawler, Port Townssrd
J II Bloefel, New Whatcon.
J. ". Morgan, New Whatcoxn
I ~ atiugs~. New waatcom-
George Tuvel. Tacoma
@. J. Turren, Tacoma
q. c. Alcock, Portland
4. S.hwabacher. Seattle.
{; III. Lent victoria. y, 9.
y y Uo1ightege, San bTancisoos
Mrs T.. Nurfa, Tacoma.
q. r. Prich.sa,r.+tt T ns.s Whatcom
!. 7, smith and wife. ballard
]. ". Re1fng4tor, Puyanup
HOTEL. DpLLER.
u 7 Robinson, Convertible. q. @.
john Doser. Edtsou-
a. I. Frost Boss1eiL
III. M. Hubert, Snoaomisn
Hrrank r. Fros., Bofhell.
II. NJ. Folsom, SnohoSnls1
Ada Crc<sley. As-sneapnls'
a n Csursn. Index.
= ~ Tslcher Mount vernon
4 q. u Conner, snohornfsn
Albert Taylor. Anacsor5es-
4, 3 CuTttes. NaTySgahe;
Prank Melcoper. Eanard-
James Lord, Neg YORK a
7, y. stump. Chicago.
q n Grant. Port Townsend
= wcFaddeu, New Whatcorn
James Tsrohy. olysnt,a
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raconaa Marine News.

Tacoma. June -Special.-Stesmsrss,
Strath1evss. OF the Northern pscitlc
steamship Cempsny's lire. and tire frs. OF
me new vessels Just added TO the feet.
sailed this morning from Yokohama. Sha
carries nearly 1900 tons. and her carrs
consists chiefly OF Few crcp tea British
bark ManxkinE. under charter To ~,
Northern Pacific Steamship Company. iefs
Yokohama tea laden fer Tacoma June Is
steamship Tacoma commenced loasiip-
cargo Tor the Orient today She takes eue
cotton. lumber. -four and general cargo.
and VIII sail at 1 clock Saturday morn
ing.
chilean bark Young Eagle, Cart. NJ.
hIuth, sailed this morning for Coquinho
with 25T$S feet OF lumber. a large amount
of lath and pickets and 200 cases OF SAL
mon
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Closing Quotations.
Live stock.

Cattle started at decline OF Tod15c.
Common TO extra native dressed beef
and shipping steers. IS. 75d6; cows and
heifers, 81 so 450; bulls, s.. 75al3 IS; calves.
s.. 50a450.
Hogs were in active demand. &C high
or. Lights. 81. i0Q470: mixed. 81. 45Q47S;
heavy. S4.4I4.90. rough, $4.45G4.s5.
Sheep were in good demand but at log
15c decline. Sheep, $1.5eq4.10; spring lambs.
4.50Q6; Texas sheep, S2G3: Westerns
$250U3.50: Oregon sheep. around S..
Rece4pts-Cattle. I4.500; calves. 500; hogA
S,00, sheep, 5000.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.
and Grains.

rondor. June i9-snver. 5oazd- consois.
~; led. Rate Of interest, Bank OF Eng
land. per cent.
Bread-tuTs and Grains.
r8verpool. June 19.-wheaf-Spot. nrm;
demand poor: No. red winter . III
- = =. Futures closed steady;
49,, e nd: August. Is sd: September, IS
- 80 october. IS SD. November. SIS sad.
ro-n-spot. arm; American mixed. g
"a r,,.,,res closed unchanged. June. <s
Al Julv. Is ed: August, Is sad: Sep'em-
,,a- * SD: October, Is Cd; November. IS
GAf. 49, G.. rt-
Flour-Firm. demand, fair; 81 LOUIS
~ ~ mil. pacific coast, r -.
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sales, r Sss.gn bushels futures: tx 90
bushels srot. Spot. weak. No. rei store
and elevator. Tss=c; sfsoat. 7ss.c. T. o. T..
THO afioat. No. ! hard Sai<c delivered.
Options closed az easc decline. with an
ether &c break - the curb. Nc. red
June closed 7S,scs July. 75isg37Sssc. closed,
75-xc: August, 7siss7sSc: closed. zsisc: Sep
ten,bsr. 1892 lie; closed. 5s7sc; octc-
her. ETss77ssze closed. U%ci December.
7Ss4 sfS17sc. closed. 11Ssc.
Hops.
HcPs-oaie.. kN&A
Woof-Eir-a. = 81
Metals.
Pig iron-rirn: American. sfN7fS
CCpper-Weak. exchange prices, YEA.
L.ea1-Quiet; exchange price. 81.
Tin-weak: straits, Sl2@; plates. mar
ket stronger.
Spelter--Quiet-
Coiree.
Coffee-0ntions closed quiet se IN
changed to 5 points advsnce. Sales. 1.@0
bags. October. sl44S. Spot cotfec-Rio.
DUH; No. !. lSi=c: mild. Quiet
sugar.
Sugar-Rsw: quiet but steady; refined.
quiet and steady.
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tions are various. but generally arm az Is
Csc.
There a-e many spring chickens IN the
market with q less demand. bur TO lower
price has been named
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san Pedro; British shsr Agnes Oswald.
for Aigna bay. Afraca: Chilean bark
Young EaEle. from Tacoma for Co.luirra-
- To SAIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prosper,
from Tacoma fer san Pedro: Hawaiian
ship HswaIsaa Isles. for Port Prize
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Travel 81 luxury IN the rals-tiai cars
OF the great North western nne. ~ 10 IN
-, ,1,r,,ta~ une f,es wrecn St Paul and
6snsg-.g 81 The superb trains connecting
win an tran@conaiaental lines consist OF
s1aa-ans- dining, par3or. buffet and tho
Ts,rcn,a commandment cars heated by
s4e-,ya ara ng4tesT ~ Pintsch gas. All
connecting Ire ticket agents sell tickets
"a make reservations, or cah on or al
dress r. W. Parker. Puget sodnd Agenf.
s0i E-ror. street. Seattle.
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Tides at seattle Harbor Today.
High Tide. Low Tide.
a m. feet p "a tee' Ia. n feet pm feet
o.s3 l4.7I451I 13.2 SO : o.3 SIS 40
At Port Townsend.
49,. ..-- AZ e.5 "a % 80 81
Sea+tle. June 70. 1se5
Exchanges a. Seattle. Tacoma and
Portland clearing houses today were:
CIearances. Balances.
Seattle ......-....-.-- S3l.l5 = $40 -
Tacoma -...'.'.--'-' * 49, ~ =,
The local strawberry market continues
en-nevh hat overstccked. and il is feared
that the shipment OF today Will not AFFORD
sufficient relief The price has Suddenly
dropped 70 T5cas1 a crate. and the hope or
the growers OF continued good prices
seems 20 be permanently deferred. The
r-f-. when once placed Al The low figure
IS not likely 20 rise. as with the extra sup
riv thA consumer has much the advantage
and has IL in his rover 10 dictate the
terms a q large extent
The local cherry market has also expert
en-ad Quite a decline. some OF the smallest
natives being as low as 5oc a box. and some
from olympia are held az sD975c. The
California stock, which is satisfactory in
quality. is down 10 s1c4si
California reaches have mate their ap-
rearance. and sell q; socE$l. PrUnes also
are On the marke; al $L5oSLso
\ consignment Of excellent Mississippi
tomatoes has been received ard are quoted
~ DS a box: CALIFORNIA; in twenty
pound boxes az g. and locals are selling
a. various prices. owing 10 grade and size.
Onions have advanced 70 lie, asparagus
is strong at y1.Ts. bar other garden pro-
lu-ts are Inclined n - weak. Native
ca bcsEe. however. Is firm AZ e.
The demand for eggs IS reported by sons
dealers 70 ne less. owing - the ins reased
consumption OF strawberries. The QCota-
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STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s,G5aFnf I,y MI Tacoma. ll0i Ar t.ilarn
1o.i'.aEn Ly : Sea ttle SS ATi ;, $: :,9 N
4 2tDuI Ar 40 Victoria. o.. ~ IL S.Jt.gn
sDaHy except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf Seattle.
I1,.r rates and other Information apply
/ a NApEAI-. Gen. Agt.. y. Z. r. r.
Yesler ave. and Front st, Seattle.
G O. YERK -. Agent. YeSler wharf
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Rreadxsufrs and Grains.

San Francisco. June 9.-Flour-Farnl-
~ extras. x.s19s.sa: bakers extras, s. 90
13-51: ssipertine. s3&13sa.
Wheat-No. | shipping. se5xc for new
ami ssAc for Old: milling. 97izcsfS-
Barley-Feed, TAI. 10 good. sSa4 sfSAc !:
choice s2'sc: brewing. ssasF=c.
osts-Milling. sl6gLlo: Surprise. s. o5
a1-Es.; fancy feed. $l91-1s: good TO
choice. ssug7izc: fair 20 good. ssi4dsAs;
poor to fair. sl1Sc; gray, s714Ga@l=c-
Produce.
Green apples sG4oc: red arrles. $50
SIS: rsspberries, s25o95: common straw
berries. se.Gq3.5o; Longwortii' s477.
Green corn. SG15c: green peas. g &c;
string beans, 1lsfl@lsc.
Old ducks. $294; young ROSTERS. $50
ESQ; fryers, s4.50d5; large ROSTERS. $50
So
Potatoes-Oregoa Burbanks, 5eTsSc
Burbanks. 75QSo.
Cheese--Fancy. mild. new. s1S-c; COM
mon 10 good. 4G5c: Young America, 56I7c;
Eastern, liz G}l2isss; Western, 61Sc-
Eggs-Duck eggs. 15Gl7c per dozen,
store eggs. l5Gl6c. ranch eggs. 1711sc, and
Occasionally 1ac per dozen.
Butter-Gocd TO choice dairy. ua1lissc;
medium, 10dl01ac.
Flour. quarter sacks. 1925: Oregon
400: wheat. centals. 1.a2: barley. tS0:
Oregon. 1870; oats. AT; Oregon. II. So
beans, sacks. Si5; potatoes. 4.776; onions.
$50: middlings. u: bran, ABS; Oregon, 80
wine. gallons. 100.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring. years fleece. San Joa-
quin, per pound 69sizc; six TO eight
months do, 5gsc; six TO eight months
Calayeras and foothill. sG1ec: do. defec-
tive. iQ6c: Northern. good TO choice. 20
13o; do. defective. 7Qac; Nevada, spring,
light and choice, Sai0c; heavy. 6Gl7c.
Hops-aGec per pound.
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,.,-,-,, r.r~r AND SNOHMOtSH ROUTE
~ L''I- STEAMER NJ LABEL "a,
Leaves CensFai. %n ~ g Nav S M rsi
Cfp' 4i-4.,or,.fs Everett, AaTysNills ..
ing ins,s IA ana snohonliss- RetgTllLnE leay e
49, ,s,,iSn Al q. m. except Mol4,y a.
;'hlr~isy. Connec'ahs 81
Up river tcssTesGRGE J. WILEY. Agent,
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yorfcE OF sHERIFF's sALE-In the

NOTICE. OF SIERTFF'S SAI-E-In the
s,yrssTJOr court OF the state of Washing
80 for the county OF King.
paeifjc States Savings. Loan and Build
b., Company, plaintiff, vs. Tflla Jones
- Harry ". Jones, husband and wife,
S@fandaTrts. No. 9.ZZL
T-naer and by virtue OF an order OF sale
AL special execution, issued out of the
ssava named court. in the above entitled
srssen and TO me directed and delivered.
Tbava d4ilv levied upon the following de-
srsfs-l real property, situated in said
Kips county. Washing ton, to-wh:
LIS seven 90 and eight tsl. in block
- . Of Mob Hlll addition TO the city OF
sasftIs. as laid down in. the official plas
~ blocks ~ " 'sB" and SC" Mob Hill
si,tsskon. ana supplements thereto now on
sis IN ths. Office 81 the county auditor OF
Kirg county. Washington.
Notiee Is therefore hereby given. that
an Pr i. the eth day OF July. 1895,
~ ne hour Of 10 o'clock a. m of said dav.
Al the front door Of the court house. in
re city OF Seattle. in said King county.
rwBf sell The above described property az
public auction 20 the highest bidder. for
cash, -
A T. VAN DIE NANTER.
Sheriff
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRs GARLAND AND EVANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend-N eah Bay Route.
ct.s,~,er Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
49, Wednesdays and Fridays at L. is
a m for Port Townsend. Port Williams.
T1,,re.-sr,9ss Port Angeles, Port Cresc ent,
60 Ssfurr Pysllt. Ciallam Bay and Neah
AZ returning arrives Seattle 2.20 p. m.
On or,posite days Steamer Evangel leaves
a, AFovdaVs Wednesday vs. and Fridays at
go y, m; arrives Seattle alternate days
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