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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January 1 and Fol
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
l. 1895, are 81. rs, 73&1T There were filed
for record yesterday - deeds, the consid-
rations aggregating s1i.ss7.2S. Following
is the list as furnished by the Daily Rec
ord, room A.. Scheuerman block:
Jonh Albrecht 10 John J. Herzog. MA Sc
Sc sec 10, d 1. q. c.. $40
Isabella Everett 10 George Leon. lot Is,
block II. and lot II. block II. Latona add,
1900.
John ]. Sturgus to Celia NJ Melvin. lots
II and T. block H. Brooklyn add 81
Frank w. Smith TO his wife. Eva, COM
munity int in ne Sc NV sec s. q. 5. ex-
cept right-of-way of c. & p. 5. ny Co, g..
Jens Tonneson 20 trustees OF EpwOrth
II. T. church. Fashon island. lS0xl70 fl in
sw cor NV xe Sc 10. -. ?. 81.
II H. Dearborn TO r. ". Dearborn. lots
TO 10, block %; 10 s block q; 10 s.
block %: 70 10. block "a; TO S, block IS:
Dearborns "a add 20 Plummer's add.
sl.ooo.
stephen Ogden to Harry ]. Ross. lots l
and ., block l. Rainier add, si.soo.
Sheriff 10 john Abelset, lots and 2.
block >, Union Lake supI ss.292
V. Hugo Smith to r. c. Calhoun. und
= lots . 8. S . and 10. block IS; 10 and IL.
block A.: 4. and s. block TO- Laws ID
add: lot =, block 3. JuGkins add; lot ..
block SIS, :. block -. Riley's add lot 3.
block Is. Hanford's add lot 6. sec 10, ..
8. lot IL. sec %. a. (. q. c. 81
David c. Mitchell to William James, ne
Sc sec Il. -. 8. 1890.
William Il. Williams 20 Richard II.
Simpson. ELI Sc sec 2S, q, :. 2551
Griffith Davies 10 Henry Watson. lots
10. Il and IL block 3. Gilman's add LIST
sub. $50.
Martin Wilson 10 Max Glorious. lots S
and :, block 4. Denny & Hoyt's add. $.
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SHIP Columbia IL a. n. euuksrs taking
on q cargo Of Black Diamond coaL
Bark Ge-maala viii probably haul iuto
the eUnkerS tbs morning for her cargo CO
coal
Sloop Success arrived yesterday morning
from ne cape with sa pounds Of fresh
halibut.
Steamer Esisn was detained several
hours yesterday making slight repairs TO
her cylinder
sloop Laura Ellis viii leave today for
Alaska. where she VII do general trad
ing business
Steamer Enterprise brought over twenty
tons Of potatoes from whidby island 10
Ieslsr dock yesterday.
Steamer Mary p P@rlsy came OF ire
sri1iron at Morars yesterday and left on
her evening run 20 Everett On time
Schooner os5ury arrived in port yeste--
day from Ballard for Stores and VIII leave
In few days for the halibut banks.
Steamer Thistle arrived yesterday morn
ing from Victoria and viii take on 3o tons
or wheat at the West Sattle elevator.
The schooner Alice LEFT Sunday afternoon
for Alaska with supplies and a number OF
prospectOrs. The Alice was built al this
port.
Bark Aonantuzn. with lur1he- from PORT
BlakeIey. arrived IN San Francisco on May
10, and viii leave on her return trip next
Monday.
Ship c. r. Sergeant was towei 10 sea
Sunday afternoon by the tug Sea Lion
with z.sJo tons OF Black Diamond coal FOR
San Francisco.
Lighthouse tender Manzanita~ was at the
Oregon Improvement Company's bunkers
yesterday taking or coal for the different
down sound stations.
Steamer Utopia made special trip 20
Vancouver. r. C. last night with 80 tons
OF -four and feed to be shipped 20 Homo
lulu By the steamer Miowera.
Whaleback City OF Everett left San
Francisco last Saturday for this port.
where she has been chartered TO take on a
cargo OF coal for the Oregon Improve
menr Company.
Sealing schooner r. Eacreet IS In port
after a three months cruise along the
coast I'm the vicinity OF the cape. She got
ninety-nlne skins. which were sold in VIC
toria for s7.25yeach.
Schooner Morning Star arrived In port
yesterday morning with 5000 pounds Of
fresh halibut. The sloop North Light also
arrived with I.000 pounds of halibut and
1000 pounds of sturgeon.
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Inflammation for Mariners.

Port Tovnsend. May io-The branch by
srorraphic Office. custom house, Port
Townsend. will furnish on application
full information regaritng the following
notices 70 mariners,
Australia. south coast, Port Phillip. Sig
naf~ 10 te shown by vessels aground in
the channels.
Ral.i. sea. Germany. Ne7'fahrwasssr'
light on head Of West mole.
canary islands. Gran Canaria, Puerto
&c IA Luz. alteration in color or lgnt on
East hrsakwater.
IS-,glsrs east coast. Tees river. sitsra-
tson~ in South Care hght. fog sigma! and
bgoys
Gulf Of Alden. Alden night pilots -.
T,sfv southeast coast StiAo point, fixed
and flashing light exhibited.
Japan. Kyushu. southwest coast non.
existence OF reported rock south ives Na'o
&c <o-ua fntsaki amended pArticuiaFs
>-ew-fo,lns3lanA. east coast, Cape Bona
,.ts., uwbt. intended alteration In char
sc'er. - ,... 49,, va,
rr,a,ar nav. experimental light oaoys'
amended particulars
Ssw York. New York bay entrance eS-
perimental isnoys- -. $500.
N-aur York. GARDENERS bay entrSnc =
,,,-4,-ers island bell buoy replaced ~ q
light buoy ,- -. ~
%,rth sea. Germany, Weser river jung
fern beacon destroyed
N,va sofia southwest coast. Old W D.
nan Ledge. character Of buoy
south Carolina, Martins IndastTy ~
- a -, repIacei hy Relief IL n
vessel. --.-
virxinta. Chesapeake bay, Hanger
.st,~s shoal urh, buoy established
Wes. Indies. Jamaica, Kingston a&T-
es,r S1lp channel. beacon On baFlAI
ground ..t. -,
West Indies. Jamaica PORK Ah'oIa.o. a.
..-,tt,cs in hloysre. range for entering
Nk-aetarg hartspr
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- stcarner-s Corne nd Go.

Yesterday vas steamer dsy az Ocean
s,-.k The city - Puehla arrived from
Sao Francisco with 50 tons 90 Sener a.
r,,e-ehaniise and ne following passengers
for this port.
. r jones. Mrs. II. StGnsT, u hnSel-
r-e-ht ard Ulfe. Mrs Dawson, Miss W
NYsgsar Mss /. Compton. Mrs SOFT.
Mrs " Elliott. Miss Bradford. MSS l. y
Ts,.,l. Miss = L Green. r A Schauer.
: - Nnkszon. y. Graham ani wife. Or.
r. Poster. w r. Tyler, NJ Sullivan,
n q Tsft. George Leon n GoodRl1. y.
u w-hi.narn ara uluteen sfesTage-
steamer I-ratlIla Ieft a. o'clock ws;h a
e.,4f ..arxe y coal and the following pas
esrrers from this port: J. 0'Connei1, r.
,. U~-rasn. J < Howell. Judge Couian
"a marty. Mss &. BcuvieT. Mrs p Il
.-,.,ae-. Ms. J. II. Neal. A J. Sutherland,
81 shsh@rr Mr.. WyndhAn. r s. slim
xan ard wife. Lizzie Garrison. Miss A.
Nshlrr. =. II. poruleY, =. e MarrIT7. Wa
Ham Rcn.rey, n. wyndhAr.. r h Taonp-
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praadstufYs and Grains.


san Francisco, May B.-Arrived-ore-
gon. Astoria and Portland; Aiics ban
ehard Coos hay: Mackinaw. Tacoma
Uoouiam. Wash May u.-Sailed for
San Franclsco-Schr Marion, from Aber-
deem. schrs Neptune and James \. Gar
field. from HOqu!sm. Sailed May lo-Schr
Annie Gee. from Aberdeen. for san Fran
cisco: schr Glen, from Hoquian for San
Francisco, and scEr Charles Hanson, Tor
San Diego
por. townsend, May 3.-Special.-Ar-
rsva,g-Ttaifan bark Cayour. from Callao
for Port Blakeley: schr Jane l. Stanford.
from Honolulu for san Francisco; Haw
shin Hawaiian Isles. at Port Blakeley:
SIR wiiIapa. from Southeastern Alaska
saued-Str UmaEilla, for san Francisco
To sail toznorrow-Bk J. y. Peters from
Cornox for Unaiaska. hk Gen. Fasrshid.
from Naual-no for san Francisco
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financial.
Silver bars lsgG-1. Drafts sight. ~
Aexlean doi-3 u53'a TciegrapA .....,
NEw YORK MARkEr~


New YORK May Speculation o. th~
sfock @X~haaEe so8aN Y8s on a Fnsguifs-
eest sac tae transactions aEgregurfnE
sSsFty "a 80 SHARES. Al ghs oyseuing- -
ea@iaess the market wsS irregular, ard
~ ieo4eFcy iD che main vas foN AF-is
tSNer asures 4 nc Principally eo SAles foT
sae toretsa account. II the Laudcn mar
~ 3 IA iEs-E movement So Americans
Vas !n progress. aNt the artn&vagv brok-
- 500 gre tA-s market a ~ 10 take pras-
- the eea~s took advantage 81 gGis SIT
~@soA ~ aepress values. and 50 = suIt
49, ranging uP - t'a Pep sent were
ahe w Jhe n-st hair Ao2r. Louisville &
.s~saNiif. }gsaa PaeiHc. Northern PACK
: iseser-e2 the GraaEers anI I4acka-
~s''s 4rat+-- sHe d~cilee SaSsr f~sg 90
= 03t auickiy moye3 up -. \ rally oc~
.fFssf &ster l1U c'e3acaS. rzrc8 ouytnE
N7a'aN 81 ~ rht iosR range ~ pr ,es. aa&
keserA advance COX place gains t=e
Fe'orie1 of '.Hss per Ssng. TEE
gers TEA ofl :. - ger cent. and Read
W. F.rvsl r.2S uoon thcre was a re-
a. ~ Ere r,>sitEang SaSos, ard s'ht,SEo
SO s@s save ~ay ~ SUGAR end Reading
"a DISABLING Lead All NORTH v~stSss
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London, May iS.-Bar silver. Soisd Con-
soils, los ills. Bank OF England discount
rate. per cent
New York. May i3.-The Evening fost
London cablegram says: TIE markets
went ahead again this morning. but re-
ceived a check by failure in the option
section. Sales were pressed on all SIDES
and for a moment Americans were de-
cldedlv weak, but the markets hardened
later and closed with comparative steadl-
rass vet with values lower on an aver
age The shaKeout Will do an immense
annount Of good as the rise was proceed
inp IN ANYTHING but safe lines The Amer
iran loan keeps good. Speyer Bros an
nounce that the Central Pacific railroad
mas made arrangements 10 extend its g.
q95 go first mortgage bonds. maturing on
July l. so the principal shall become pay
able I'm two and one-half years from date.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
r5varnooi. May f2-Wheat-Spot, quiet
and steady; demand, moderate NO T.
red winter. IS 2isd: No. 2, red spring IS
s15d. No. I. hard Manitoba, 5s 40: NO: l.
california SIS I'd. Futures closed quiet.
with near positions i4G1zd higher ana
other I'd higher: May. SIS I'd; June es Z'zd :
July. bs sxd; August, IS sisd; september
SIS "a, October, IS sh2d-
Coru-Spot firm; American, mixed,
new. Is SID Futures opened hrn' Win
Nav I'd higher and other months "a
higher. May, Is Sd. June. Is lad; July. a.
7a.d. August. 4s Sd; September. As s'sd'
October. IS Sad.
FIour-Firn: demand. good; st. Louis.
fancy winter. IS cd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. e los.
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Ins market came under tbs influence OF
he9Ty shipments from ether countries
ana the price Of July fell 20 sc n
harry, nut made even greater haste IN
getting hack 70 higher poart than before
From s7'sc II advanced 20 sc in about
nffs-n minutes, Export ciea<arces. whea:
srE; -Four, since Saturday were ~ &C BUSH
els. the primary market receipts. ~. 90
bushels. Opening cables brought higher
Quotations The poor crop prospects ard
the disappearing visible supply was TOO
strong = coordination for ire short sellers
The price advanced near the close 20 gssrc
and X wound up a. sSc. Many houses
nad reports Of poor prospects for winter
wheat shrouztou. Illinois, Michigan. Mis-
souri, and kansas.
Corn was duh ard firm. without showing
much Independence OF ectson. IL had
range IN price for July OF from seaxFFs1e.
and closed within l-isc OF the top. The
Closing strength was due 20 sympathy
sfith the frmness % the whea. market
A fairly active market was recorded for
oats TIE tone Was easier OF all 5Aiiv-
cries with the exception OF September.
There was a very good demand for tha.
month. and a. the close an addition OF 1sc
was <rored
Provisions were without life or interest
and an advance In pork of SC. and in IA
and ribs OF rzc appeared 10 be due en-
Jtfrely 70 strength n wheat
Closing Quotations
Wheat-Nay. s41se: July. sac
Corn-Aay, 5a4c; July. 5ossG5ic.
Oats-Nay. ~; July. 2SiSe.
Pork-siay. sI2-oe; July. st2-fT.
Lard-May. ss.s7: July. $50.
Rias-May. $40. July. s6-TSS1
Bariey-5iizc.
Rye-s4c
Flax-rE
Timothy-N
Live Stock.
Cattle receipts today were about T. 90.
against so last week. ard trade opened
dull at weak prices. Butchers stuff sold
well. but dressed beef cattle went of slow
~. and there was decline OF 5aii0c- TIE
numerous lots Of choice heavy steers sold
to a limited extent Native beef steers
were sold al 81 30ns for poor to strictly
choice, with good part OF the sales at
SQ575 Cows were active at si-7Sa4s0. and
bulls steady with ready sales. Texas cattle
arrived TO the number OF 2,e"o and were in
fair demand at steady prices.
Heavy hogs sold at A,257t75; common
to choice mixed, sA+O0f.70. and light
weights al 81 2DG4s One sale was made
at $50 but that was an extra lot. and
some OF the sales were sc lower than
Saturday.
Sheep-The offerings continue much
smaller than a few days ago. Business
was brisk from the opening anu prices
were tO6fI5c higher wooded lambs seilihs al
So 5ol3. 90 Sheep. choice natives. IN good
demand at 81 25a4.5a. common lots. S@1-ao
Receipts-Cattle. l2.oao. calves. -. hogs,
g. sheep. 1900
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Bread-tuT- and Grains.

San Francisco, May f.-Flcur-Farnlly
extras s2.sta35o: bakers extras. Sc l0ff
40. supernne. s. EST25o.
wheat-S'eady unchanged. No. ship
PING, Eisc. choice. do. ss&c: milling.
seasGgTisc
Barley-BusinesS dull. unchanged. Feed.
fair 20 good. s3s, csc: choice. sS' Gs7i3c.
oats-Unchanged. Milling sl07is6Lf7s :
surprise yi0EiI ~. fancy feed. s1.02isGS
l9sls, good 70 choice, e5cdsi: fair 70 good.
sA3se' poor 70 fair. s71z1epc; gray. e5c9
slsssa per GENITAL.
Flour. quarter sacks. 1850: Oregon,
ssn' wheat. centals, Tp.sSo; barley. cen
i1ls, tslo: oats. centais. tio: Oregon. 1.T7o;
corr. 80, beans. sacks. go; potatoes.
sacks. iei3: Oregon. i2lS. onions. sacks.
II. bran. 10. middllngs. 30: wine. gal-
Ions. = aa
wool-sprlng. years fleece. san Joaquin.
per pound 4fisisc. six TO eight months.
30. tESgc six 10 eight months. Cal
averas and foothili free. SflA.; do. defec-
ttye, sa6c Northern. good 20 choice, 90
lie. do defec,fve. els0si4c: Nevada
esi7c; oregon spring. Eastern. choice. 81
lac Do. poor. sue. valley. choice. ~
lie. do. low grade. sGiec.
Hops-tilec per pound
Closing Quotations.
wheai-Stea1y: necemhe-. e7Ssc.
Barley-Steatys December e5,sc: May.
s..
Corn-Sis
Bran-sii - Per ton.
Produce.
PotatoeS-Receipts. new. 7S7 sacks. cell
Ing a. sScf1Fl. river reds. gu 30, Petalu-
ina ant TomaleS Rurhauks. 4aff5ec. Ore
Eon BIrasnks e0f sc per cental.
butter-<o change - report.
Cheese-S HppIies continue too large.
market weak fancy mild new. 6515c: com
non 20 good. 9lSisc Young America, 81
3. Eastern Ietf}Rsr. Western. sra.
Egys-DuH. firm, duck eggs i&afltiSc:
Store ssss. lsu 49,. ranch. Haisc Per
dozen
financial.
Silver bars e.lsgG-1. Drafts sight. ~
Aexltan doi So ub33a telegraph ......
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. May i2-Wheat opened az q
slight decline. partly on account OF the
chance from unreasonable heat - com
parattve cold. being considered rather
beneficial than otheFNise for the growing
crop. The weeks shipments from Russia
amounted 20 the unusually heavy total OF
r - Go bushels ard that Information was
IN the hands q people So she SEA boaryi BE-
fore the opening. bat isd rat become puh-
lic until half aa hour sfteTwaryi. and then
A. wa~ discovered Nv those who had s0ld
uron thelr advance Information rega r1iu :
the Russian shipments hat they had mis-
calculated SIS egrc1 upoa the crowd
From So q "a - &c az .-4e opening Ehe price
- July had gradually rtsen 20 aSout s4Aec
uhea ;he Russian shipments were made
Known hut broke . tsssc only 81 that time
ana again recovered 80 ssAsc although Il
t,sa another and further decline Aater.
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LINGHAM LINE
or Steamers and Clipper SAipa

Puget Sound direct 20 Delagoa Bay. car
rying goods at through rates from CEN
ters feeding the Northern Pacific railway
and companies affiliated thereto. VIA
Puget sound 20 Delagca Bay. and theaea
BY the Netherlands railway OF the Sansh
African republic 10 Pretoria and johann
nesb0rg.
Following the steamship Beltisloe. and
70 sail about May Is. the fine steamship
So.Neig, or 3$sa tons, from Puget Sound
tfort Blakeleyl. 10 be followed BY other
steamers and sailing clippers from this
or other, ports on Puget sound. Eor
terms apply -;
Port Blakeley ain Co. Port Blakeley,
Wash.
Northern Pacific railway. Tacoma and
Seattle.
81, Il. Magnesen, 405 Front street. san
Francisco.
u. h. Lingham, nelagoa Bay.
q. II. Neama & Co. general English
agents, 81 Gracechureh street. London.
< G.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
nIOTEL N0RTTrERN.

HOTEL NORTHERN.
Rev. W. Hatch. ballard
Rev. q. a. TCcSe. Tacoma.
Rev J. Johnson Seattle.
Rev &. A. Anderson. Portland
Rev. w. A Shankln. Seattle.
Mrs. Shanklin. Seattle
Mrs Harry Mcneil. Spokane.
Mrs W 7 Ford Seattle.
Mrs. ". \ Govington, Seattle
Mrs. T. B. Ford. Seattle
Mrs. r. ] IUndeEaar8 Seattle.
Mrs. J {. Johns. Tacoma
M Mrs. : :. HHe H PFRalf SSa' rscoma.
Mrs. s. Davis, South Bend
Mrs. A Atwood. Seattle.
Mrs. T. z. NoMuIAn. Seattle
Mrs s Moore. Tacoma
Rev. T.. o. Morris, Tacoma.
Rev J 7. AiaTistt. Tacoma
Rev. \. p Tedr.ck Seattle.
Rev. 5 Moore. Tacoma.
Rev. r. Y. MoMullln. city.
Rev. X 2 FADE Tacoma.
Rev \. Atwood. Sea tile
Rev. Sp-ague Davis. South Park
Rev I. n. Fuller. Tacoma
Rev. ". II. tombstone. Ballard
Rev, J. Hepp. seattle.
Rsv J. e Johns. Tacoma.
Rev. G. Anderson. TsfoS ga.
Rev. T. y. Forl. Seattle
Rev. = r. Pomeroy. Chautauqua.
Rev. NJ A. Covington Seattle
Rev w. T. Ford Sesttle,
Mrs.. Y = Tedrick. Seatt1e.
Airs. J. 2. &ariatt. Tacoma.
Mrs r. Q. Morris. Taeonla-
] NcCuriy. New York.
q n smith. Tacoma
". NJ. warier. SPOKANE
W Sumner. Everett.
y. Il r McMarsig.. f t:,s;.
CAPT II. Langley. Victoria
. ~ No~kiH. Victoria
n Afve~saa Fatrhaven-
ssrs. - Alverson. F'airhavtn-
r X Mcdonald. u antinston- q -
Y q Tsckn1au. Tacoma
Z y Russell seattle
+ L. HaNeuoack Wenatcaes-
leonard Cox New YORK
u ~ Vsn fehn. Port Angeles
J " Cover, EVER
II r Icasialey. Tacoma
Occidental. HOTEL
J,hn 4. Cram. 8; Paul
u Burns. Ws-ia Wa4lA-
/ : t-rquharf, Snoao1i1ssa.-
II sullivan. kA-nlocpS. b -
! q Robinson. city.
- g3rwtrs and wife. New YORK
- - .r'srreroa. Vancouver. b T.
= =, cla a .,, Bss'e ana wife. Puyallup.
X II. Borrow, CoIumaegs. .laao'
reavlsyl Victoria 2 {.
langley Fails New York
e:~o~gs = Miller. SeT YORK
= j R-rsiunsf. NeN YORK
s~~arfas Is GORE. NrN o. 4
y Mas New YORK
A. y. Whtttaker. Natd'efsoF'' - l.
HOTEL DTI4T4ER-
: ( TIktns Mauat Vernon.
Essxb Ross. Fort Ga11o4t
a a. Esacxnaa. s,s5si1fsll4lsh-
QsaNn Hart. san k'FaElc1Sco.
t-ta-a Carr. E.liefisssaTS.
J Esros5.n. WA tom
8 b. Essfaer. Wsga ICON.
As ] A AraIF111A16. .Aracfsrtss
= u Fansock an3 w8fe. Colpsy4Al&
- Ws3Aer. Smohozrtz3.
NJ p Callahan. Belfast
4 = Iz-tlstsC a1t - re. SaT-a 1e41
] r Wii@0a. s5s45srA
] T. Hayes. rs Se~sa2a -
~ WILTSHIRE. Fo-sl&ra-
a NcDoasid. Tacoma
James Curry. Es-aaolas4A
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steye,iores. Attention.

The undersigned respectfully soiicits
tenders from competent stevedores 10 load
the Norwegian steamer Solveig. now az
Port Blskeley. with lumber. destined for
Algoa bay, Africa. For particulars apply
forthwith on board 10 \. RoDSETH.
Master
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500 ard wife. Miss " e Smith. Miss z
Watson. Miss ". Watson. Miss r. wes.x
Mss NJ David. Miss NJ SrhzGe A. u.
Nhittzk-r. z. n. Norman. l. A. rssrs-rorp.
Mrs l. N. Harris. Mrs < lie S-ar A 8
Kirk, J. s Daughersy. z III. Ncnnan. d..
lycuv1ss
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. May 3.-lwheat-4DuIl. steady
Wsila WsiIa. sSais,se: valley. soc per
bashel
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THROUGH TOURIST CARS.

Steamship Miowera leaves Vancouver
May ls for Honolulu. FIJI and Australia
steamship Empress OF China leaves
Vancouver May - for China and Japan.
Canadian Pacific Railway tickle, ofiiee.
603 Front street.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
yTcToRIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s.Gpasn lIsv MI Tacoma. 10 Arr s:s5anT
io.i5amiLvl = Seattle =. s2lAri z.ogsra
ggpm Lvi ~ PIT. Twns'd "a Artl :aApnS
g9rfrlt Arlil0 torta.... Ill Lvl s.sopn1
spasiy except Monday.
gteavrsr leaves Yeslcr wharf. Seattle.
Fer rates and other information apply
/. A. SADEAu. Gen. AEt. ~. +. u. r.
Yssier ave and Front ST. Seattle.
g @ YERK Es5. Agent. Yesied wharf
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.y.. seattle.
Tuesday. May Il af................ II a. n,
thursday, May Is. a1................is noon
saturday. May Is as.-...-...........S a. RI
LEAVES NT. VERNON.
"Wednesday. May =. at.............. =. IA.
Friday. Nay =. At................-. - ~
SstfaNs A4aF r. ar.................. II a. ~.
-. toaaeeltnS a. Seattle with steamer for
Tacoma, Everest and SaanonlSa river
freight and passangers
Ealing AT Ts3mondS. Richmond. Tulafip
sian wood. Florence. fsir Skarft CITY
AIT Vernon ana Avon
tonaecting Al M Vernon with steamer
In1anA for Noelley, Sss~lro. Hamilton.
LYMAN, Birds Nest ard Sauk Rot \
fresgslt and passengers
=, Meals, Sc. Bertas, 20 and sc. Fare.
y. Round frta s.
LILLY. Bo<SARnIrS & co. Inc,
owners and Managers, Seattle
~ H. M3f0N AID, Master.
JUDD ELLIOTT. Purser
Telephone. -. office. co. dock.
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STEANlERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER.

FLY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
-Four round trips daily except sunday.
In one hour and tventS-nse minutes
THE STEAMER s'FL4NER
Regular daily tElVSs SSaStle-IaeonlA
route. as follows.
Takinr erect
TUESDAY MAY Z
TIME CARD.
Leave Scstfle-7sA HIS a. m. 80 SD
< N. Leave Taccna--s..9 - IN, lea &.Sa
Nsh =. IA.
sunday
Leave Sesftfe--ssr O. n. E-ca 500 >. I,
Leave Tac0rna-ss 50 a m ssSA : ~ u m.
landing at Northern ractTc wharf, Ia
soma and Commercial deck. foot OF Mar
ion street. Seattle
SUNDAYS. excursion rates On steamer
Fleetwood: far. Skc
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Transacts a savings bank business ex-
elusiveiy.
Deposits received from 81 TO SIC 600.
Interest allowed per annum. SIX per
cent. on term deposits. 4 per cent on or
binary deposits
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November Loans made on real estate or
approved coliatersIs only.
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Total Sales.

Total Sales.
Total sales Of stocks today 663. 7es shares
including. American Sugar g. go. Atchison
a. 800 Burlington i7.Sa. Disabling 1850
Kansas & Texas preferred $500. Louisville
g. Nashville $50. Mexican National GER
tincates 5000 Mo. Pacific 1880 National
Lead 1850 Northern Pacific 40, Silver
bullion certificates 5000 Texas & Pacific
1920, Western Union a.Seo
Flour.
Fhour-Receipts. g. 90 barrels; exports
* 30 barrels; sales, 81 so packages. Mar
kct generally firm with better inquiry.
principally from exporters. Old prices
asked except for syecial sales. which were
up iec. Rye fiour-Firn; sales 90 bar
rcis.
Wheat.
wheat-Recelnts. III. 40 bushels: ex-
ports. .. go bushels sales. s.l55ooo bush
els futures e4ea bushels sgot. Spot. high
or. No. > red. store and elevator. sSs.c ;
afioat. 697sc. T. q. D.. 7Vs.c ahoat. No. I
hard. Tiasc delivered. Options opened
steady on cables ruling quie, during the
morning and developed decided activity
In the afternoon. advancing on the vtsl-
hle supply reduction. seIline of sharply
under a big des'rcsse in the amount asoat
for Europe. and closed with full recov-
cry on active short demand and A nnal
nat gain Of iAW1A.c No. red May
sT-s fsSssc closed ssssc: June closesi sac
July s. a-Is8ea a-i5c closed sa3sc: August
ssN6s sA<c closed sosc: September. - Ti-isc
closed 6sssc; December. 79TsG7stsc. closed
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