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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-10

Tho hydrograpflic office al Washington
has issued the following notice TO mar
liners. All bearings tn case OF lirfts ia
ken from seaward. The visibility OF
lights Is given for sn elevation OF the
eye fifteen feet above sea lgvai:
1NS9b British Eoiumbif Fraser river
entrance new beacon westward Of sand
Heads lighthouse Information has bean
that a new beacon has been erected on
the sand heads westward % the light
house. al entrance 90 Fraser river. IN
place Of No. ] red buoy. Also that the
south beacon has been re~ereeted tn the
sa me position as before. Each beacon ~
composed OF three piles driven ten feet IN
the ground and braced together At the
head.
IRE new beacon - HACK. surnountsd BY
a lattice work ball s feet in diameter. ard
shows IL feet above high water IL
stands In 9 feet Of water lao yards =
~ deg. W. true fS@. by ". mag. from
the lighthouse West ~ the heaEOn ~ a
distance OF - yards. there ~ ~ fatnon1s.
deepening rapidly 20 - and ~ fArt0Fns.
Hy4rogr4pssic office ehart@--N1a. $50 and
s6I.
Coast survey charf-So G 40
British admiralty charts ISSUED 70 Eni-
tee States yesSeisi--S6a. 1tsa. 85s and
I.ss1
photographic office publication 40. -
The coast OF British Coii3rlfaas etc.
lssl page Us b. order ~ Ffge bureau %
NAVIGATION. CHARLES u. SIGSBEE.
Commander. u. :. ~ HgaroNr pasT.
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FROM GRAND FORKS, n. O.


Engiash Capitalists.
GRAND FORKS. r.. c.. Dec. a--spe-
Gains last few DAYS have been un-
usually Lively at Grand Forks. beside - the
usS@t rash of spacuaatcrs hooking for
properties
TIE townssse fermeriv owned BY John
~ MSaIy. Lloyd A. Manly and q. w. Az
elsi Was 500 on Tuesday last 20 very
s.fohs ara influential syndicate Of EN-
snsa capsfalst& TIE name~ OF the new
owners nave not vet been announced, but
TX - 1uNe prnoahe that the lieutenant
governor. as Ven - several of the highest
os'fcasis IN BritisA cosumoia. are among
teen. II - TIE Intention OF tho nav own-
taiizatton OF s7kuM
The Observation Mountain Gold Xansns
eesa .sAhs - me name that 10 given to =
new local company that nas hssn recently
Incorporated IN Grand rnrs- ana ~. =
capitalization OF u.soe 500. az which No 40
Is put In the treasury. The properties
owned by this company con~ss; of a xrouu
or SIX Claims On Observation mountain
and two Claims on Hardy mountain. stock
70 now being put on the market 10 pur-
oh3sers at a low figure. Assays taken
from these Observation mountain proper
Ties ran as high ~ SIS in gold taken from
she Groupings. One ghlng peculiar about
THIS conpanys prcrerttes r. that they are
adjoining the townsite OF Grand Forks.
Considerable excitement AAs been oau,~a
here by the Ending u free xold la pay!ns
quantities on the Star and Crescent pron-
erty on lie Fseur mountain.
Eastern capitalists are uerotfa TIM scv
the purchase Of the Robin Adatr mine.
near the Seattle nina, up the north FORK
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s. sa1z -. stockers and feeders. 81 SOS -:
calves sold literally al xsdS5a
Eogs-T1e days trading was done at
S<s3 -. top prices being paid early. ard
the essfs ~ the hngs solo al S. 80 s.:
pigs. s. &ss.ss.
Saeeg were wanted at sssf4sa for COM
mon aocszs mp 20 81. sSS1>S Tor choice 70
prime The bulk Of the sales were AZ
3 SOS Sc. Westerns selling al Sz9e4@ A.
Lambs were bought actively ar s. 5fszss and
prime lots were scarce arEd firm 81 $50
CAS-.
Eecespts-cafsle. l7.eas hogs snesc:
sheen. s4An
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by given that on
NOTICE or sHER1FF-s SALEM THE

NOTICE Or SHERTFF~s SALEM THE
superior Court OF the State OF wash
tngt0n. for the County OF King. The
candinavtan-AmeTfcan Bank OF SEATTLE,
corporation, plaintiff, vs.. Herman
pahl and Regina DAM. defendants NO.
q go
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale
and special execution, issued out OF the
above named court in the above entitled
cause. and 10 me as sheriff. directed and
delivered / have duly levied upon the fol-
. flowing described real property, situated
IN King County. Washington. to-wit:
Lots numbered eleven and twelve. TWEEN
ty-three and twenty-four. In block num-
Der three, and lot ten (l0D in block number
FIVE. Lake View Addition TO she City OF
Seattle. together with all and singular.
the tenements heredtaHuents and aPpur-
terances thereunto belonging.
Notice IS therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the SIN day Of January, 1897. al
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. IN. OF said day.
at the front door OF the courthouse, in
the city OF Seattle. In said King County.
/ win sell the above described property AT
public auction. to the highest and best
bidder. for cash.
Dated this 10th day OF December, 1856.
A. r VAN DE vANTER, Sheriff.
coriiss g. Langiand. Attorneys
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rods 20 tire center Ifne OF g. & q Of N
<. Il % rectton II. thence south along
said center Hne 90 point II rods north
east 70 place OF Beginning. containing 10
acres Also excspts TRACT beginning az
point - rods north and Is rods east OF
5 " eg 20 q y " Of = = ,, 5 81
north - rods. thence west g rods thence
south ~ rods TO place Of Beginning. corr
,sining acres. and plated ss Pratrs
II 20 e trciusfve. block ], Empire addi-
ton 20 Kirkland
Lot =. block 4, Docee's division OF Green
man.
Undivided y OF that portion Of follow
Ing tract Of land. not trckueed ~ fne
ton 70 city Of Seattle. and Denny-Fsshr-
man Supplemental addition 70 city OF Sc
attic, to-wtt. Commencing al q store
monument, Intended 20 be az the -. T.
corner OF LOT g. section - :. &. thence
south along the east boundary line OF said
lot :. $40 feet. 20 the north line Of
GFeene's addition 30 city Of Seattle; thence
west along the north boundary line Of
said Grsene's addition. 80 feet, 70 The east
boundary line Of the Abrams 5-acre
tract: thence north along the east bound
airy line on said Abrams s-scre tract.
rs - feet to the -. K. corner Of the said
s-acrs tract. thence west or westerly
sgns The the nSrfa eosndaryh me o. sac Ire
% Lake Union: thence northeriv along
said high water lire % Lake Union 20 .
point cue west OF tse place OF beginning,
and point OF intersection with the north
boundary tine Of said lot =: thence east
along the north boundary line OF said lot
3 m.oo feet. 70 8 stone monnrnsDt al
-. 2. corner OF said iot :. and the place
OF beginning. containing s.sz acres. more
or less. and being part Of lot 3. OF section
p. 2, & Also ali Of lot s, In section u,
township and range aforesaid. Al
SO all OF lot e. In section DC. in
township and range aforesaid Also all
Of lot /. IN section % in township and
range aforesaid. excepting a 5-scre tract.
more or less. heretofore convened 10 John
Cnesiahud. on February IS. ISIS, and con-
talnirg In all. after having deducted the
s-acre tract conveyed 70 John ChesiahGd.
I55.E acres, more or less.
Notice II therefore hereby given that on
Friday, the Iifh day Of December. lssS.
at the hour Of 10 o'clock q. m OF said day.
81 the front door OF the courthouse. IN the
city OF Seattle. IN said King county. /
VIII sell the above described property at
pubic auction. 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash
Dated this nth day OF November. 1895.
A. r. VAN DE vANTER. Sheriff.
Carr a Preston. Attorneys
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Breadstaas and Grains.


BOSTON. Dec a.--Tne American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow;
The quistnsss IN the wool market has be-
come very profound since the last issue.
The presence Of some OF the largest man
ufactrrers In the country has been noted
In certain quarters but trade as a whole
report the presence OF only limited num-
Der of buyers.
Sales for the week IN Boston. Philadel-
phia and New York aggregate 1857 500
pounds Ger over three and quarter mill
lion pounds less than the previous week..
3.seo. 800 pounds domestic and I9a. 90 for
eign. Sales since January 1 amounted 10
10 Ga, 80 pounds. against sSi. ess. s5 pounds
last year. Prices remain Arm. Territory
Is firmly held and fair sales are reported.
Offerings of neeces are very small.
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BUcoDA NEWS.
Cranberrie. DO Well Ia Tharsfon
Counfy-MffIs on Extra Time.

PTTCODA. Dec sgscsai.--E4ke other
portions Of Washington, Taarstoa county
contains several hundred acres aastAnse
for cranbarry marshes A. j. BurTs ar ola
pioneer q Olympia. - making mos2@Y al
srss ltsSssfFy.
TIE seated Manufacturing Company "a
stsn rzsn-sng on extra time, furnishing en-
osoyraert for over 10 uass. tn order 70 fAli
foreign orders and supply TIE hons aa-
raaaa for h1grsssr iarsss and si5trElsS~
tn. Big coal n1ins % the %oTEawess Ca
A. TrAasportssSon Company has been t1ls
fer over two years. Bat Z - epp@d 70
nsirs wsi oe Operated 20 is fsh eAp1eetsy
aoou a. ri. movement woasf sgain give
eunp.ayunsnt 20 assT.y 30 men. Taa prep
erty OF the corn p@ny ls sn litigation - tns
Federal court az Portland A Ss~ wOFk-
men are a. present eaxzged c.ggsng scosa
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The Manx King Arrives.

British snip Manx King arrived al rho
schwabachsr wharf yesterday afternoon
from Vancouver, in tow Of tfse British
tug Lorne. She win discharge here rho
following freight. consigned 10 BaJfour
Guthrie a Co: Salt. 10000 sacks; gin. Is
cases: whisky. Is cases. mineral water
zSo cases: tin plates. loo boxes. She has
also rs tons Of pig iron. which may be
discharged here. The Manx King arrived
IN Vancouver a week ago from England.
She carries 1880 tons dead weight. Capt
Karron has aboard his wife and family.
which accompanies him IA all his yoy-
ages. The vessel win discharge here and
then go TO Tacoma.
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CHICAGO MARKETS


CHICAGO Dec. s.-wheat opened ex-
oa.ts,rlv weak today. The first transac-
lions IN May were at declines or from
~, 70 &c. prices being from Srsc 10 asisc,
with very few buyers at over the lever
ae~,,re From that point the market
,srdea steadily downward. che opening
Quotations being the highest price reached
a,,r.r~ The session Liverpool cables were
assa unotrtlng az that marker showed
lasx o. ia. Notwithstanding the improve
rnent that was made here yesterday But
re nos, depressing feature Of the market
was the general duliness on the specuis-
.ors Holders. paid no attention 10 the
srfi news but could see only the apathy
- o,sra.ors and looked forward with
anu-shension 70 the dull days that are
sxperted to follow as the result OF the
noItsavz As result, there was gen
e-aI disposition 10 get rsa OF tns long
stuff ard 10 sell short.
s.te,-,f, nor. sIearsnces once more gave
a.,ssances OF heavinsss OF the European
ssnana This amounted IN wheat and
so41r together. including L.zss barrels or
aos,r from Newport News. to tbs equiv
alent OF 81 Geo bushels.
Narthwesterns were rather neutral
.sir,eanotls and Duluth received s2s cars.
avsln~t sls last week and rs on the cor
v,esnanafnx day OF the year before. The
market showed considerable NERVOUSNESS.
ara fIacfuat iens between Is]s and i*a.c
were frequent Ire feeling was nosicsaole
- the end. In the last few minutes Of
thn session the bulls made a drive 20 test
their strength, and for the ffth tine dur
s-r the session II looked IA II vas
assou. TO 20 laundering oelow sse, but
Ts&o was again the bottom price, ins
closing being al Tg5skI7sisc.
Corn could rot well be du21er nor less
~yslcsng 20 an expecGant speculatoT taan
IL was today.
oats enjoyed quite lively session The
vsaak ep~rfnx OF the wheat market started
,he hsH rolling. and an excellent country
demand kept tsiugs gong
The provision glf Sss almost osssrtsd
Prices wsre slightly inclined 20 20 tower,
hat rsos 20 such an extent as 20 r3aks any
consider &oie charge.
Closing Qaotatioss-
wness-pec~mbeT. FAC. JanasrY. Sc
corn-sDecember. &c. January Fad
&c
0ats-Dscsnnber. f-7sc. January. Jssc
poFk-DeSsmbeT. y -. January. Us.
Iar4-DsceneSx. - ia, January ss-s@g
aEA-
Rlss-Deceznssr. ss-sza: January. r.sTs3
Rys-&za
EAr4sy---Ss&2
FIsx--SaG
IEEactay-x-3.
1--we Stock.
f~mxsF.--A Few fancy Christmas ca-tle
broagas sSSsGS e. The bulk Of TIE sszss
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srcaL NOTICES.

quarter OF the southwest
- rslns 80 southwsss quarter OF tns
sesf5e zIsssrrer OF section Senty-six
49, as-enty-three north OF range
: fe<1enips - VI. NJ. containing eighty
- - % - isss. together with all and
- ~ .ensrents. heredit1znents 2Eis.
6sT - ,hegeunto belonging;
6Eirt y ssh dav Of January. 1881, 81
49, ~ n o'clock a. N. Of sa3d day.
y boaf door Of the courthouse, IN
z ~ IT, 81 ss.aaffie. IN said King County,
y 30 - 2. re sbove described property a.
IL - 800. 70 the highest AID best
&5e<f,. 70 - fosb day OF Decenbsr, -.
cs1es VAN De. WAITER, snsrsn-
- rangiznc. Attorneys
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NOTICE OF sHERTFFss sAI.E-fn the
hyperion court OF the state q Washing
en- for fhs. county OF King. SiEmuud
Schwaeacher. plaintiff. vs.. Alfred Sny-
der ct al. defendants, No. 21.e,s
Under ard by virtue OF an execution -
sued out az the above named court, In tho
above entitled cause. and 10 me directed
and delivered have duly levied ufson all
the right, title snd Interest % the de-
PENDANTS Alfred snyder. Mary I. 4. Sny-
der and Henry Thurman, and each Of
them In said writ named In and 20 the
following described real property, sitaas-
I.ats 90 II. block Is; lots 70 "a. block
s. lots ] 20 6 2 TO Is. block 3. lots 20 =.
block S; lots 70 T. snd = TO ~ block
Is 10 Ie. block 70: lots S 20 u block II.
lots 4 70 :. block Is; lots 20 IA block u.
lots 90 Il block IS; lets ! 70 = "a 70,
ii. block -: lots Is 20 =, block -; lots IS
90 A.. block "a. lets 20 block q bots 8
10 II. block 81 lots 60 =. block = lots
lots 3 20 Il. bloek = lots 20 = bloes
=. lets : - II block - lots ~ 70 =,
black g. lots ! 80 5, block g; lots J e
= IS sl'f eoss ,' l6 y q e ) bloch ST. si5o
Is 70 - block 81; loss ! TO- = e.ocS fls
lots Z to Is. block - lots : TO - o,ecs
block Is. all sn me Denny thurman sd-
dition 20 the elty q seattle
Lots 80 :, Is 90 - blccs A. lots 20
= 70 - X tSloSk {. also lots ) % q S,oss
&. an IN THE plat ~ the nen1y- fuhrrn.tU
sfsislan. supplemental, 20 the city OF Sc
rhs ". e I. CT s. +. =. section :
township = ncFsh. range east TIE un-
aixided h % = W. :. section : towD-
shin = north. range : east
Tot Is hlock 4 Syuiicase addition % . =
effy 81 Sesttie. let I. hlpcE y
Danny Thurman addition 20 TIE citF
Of seattle rcplattcd as lot I oiorS
& Denny FsthrrnSn supplemental t.ots !
ara 3 hiock Al nenuy- kU hFna2n acaIt1oa
e. fhe city cf Seattle.
The = II % " r. : sni y. " y Z
y = |. q section L. township - uerEA.
rarea 3 east. htn< bounty. except 81 <
the real estate hereinafter describe I -
Wit: BeEiuninE at = =. coSner OF y vs.,
u ~ y = = % section " THENCE ieft 2
- X r. corner 81 = =, : q y vs. :
a. y g. = - section Il tneTce west re
r cuTnsr % tract hesc-Etnr TO - y
Pratt: theace Nonsh s8onz east sise -
Tratks tTart - Kes ncTsA AiEae - MAJ
seret Ncrrew-s land. theHce est sies
satd rarxh hna 20 she y. = c0Fncf nf
said Morrow tract. thS0rS s7fth atHfE
she east tns - ISIS MORROW trsrf g. tEs
sagssN dire 81 \ " 4 - y = : 81 sse2
section g.: thence easE - pssr~ ~ beNtts-
rtnE Also a tract ccr1gsas nctag At 8 p.s&ef
fs rcfs Rerfh % = y carmSr % ; r =
os she : r. 4 81 sald s~etfea II. thenre
roFtn z4ang tas ss~c.l2G L4ae - a rp2siE e
RODS xcat2 81 y. = ScrueT q = E = =
~ = i &C sectsen =. thsHcs WIS., 8
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The total sales OF stocks today were 49,
iE shares. including: American Sugar.
a. 900: Burlington, 5000: Chicago Gas. I. 100.
Consolidated Gas, 1880; General Electric.
$3.50; Reading, 1890. Rock Island. i.7eo:
81. Paul, e.i0o: Western Union. 1890. silver
certificates. 1850.
Railroad Stocks Lated.
The New York stock exchange has listed
SIS, SOC, 900 common anu SIS. 900. 600 preferred
stocks Of the Northern Pacific railroad:
ss.l7s.eoo s per cent. bonds of the Fort
Worth & Denver City railroad. and trust
receipts for 50. 0s5. 900 Oregon Improvement
first mortgage bonds.
Flour.
Fiour-Recespts. 81 900 barrels: exports.
LOO barrels. Market weak and lower on
spring patents. Winter wheat brands were
unchanged. Minnesota patents. AsaAf5;
do bakers. s3.5ogI1o.
Wheat.
wheat-Recelp,s. 1880 bushels. Spot
dull and weak. No. i hard, SEC. Options
opened weak and with few exceptions de-
clined all day under weak foreign news.
ton, an absence OF cash demand
ana Unexpectedly large Northwestern re-
ce.pts. closing iA9lssc net lower. No. 2
red. May. 81 i5-is0ss.c. closed $50. Decem-
Der. closed Sole.
Wool
wooi-Cuist.
Metals.
P.8 iron-Stsady: Southern, N1GlA.9:
Northern. s1idl3.
Copper-Firm. brokers' price. su.s7is:
exchange price. sfi.3o7ii.5o.
Lead-Strong; brokers', s25o; exchange.
s2e7i4Q3.
Tfn-Dull: straits. 81. 95; plates duh.
6peker-Quist: domestic, N-ss.
Coffee.
Ccffee-Opened quiet, with prices cefo
potnts lower: closed quiet. unchanged 10
points net decline. Sales 400. including;
December, s.s5Gis 4ec: May, s.4ec. Spot cof-
fee-Rio steady. No. 7. invoice, loc; joo-
bing, ioMc.
Sugar.
susar-Raw steady: refined quiet
Petroleum.
Pstroleum-Dull; United. closed sl.oosa
bid.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state OF Washington. for King couii, y
George Under. plaintiff. VS. John NJ
Downs 20 al. defendants. Summons Tor
publication. No.
ihe state OF Washington 20 the said
John NJ. Downs. ma Downs. G, $. Jonn-
son and --- Johnson. his wife; FREDERICK
larsen and - Larsen. bis wife; X. a
PENDANTS above mentioned: You and
each OF you are hereby summon
ed 20 appear within sixty t6u) days after
the data OF the first publication 81 tins
after the 18th day OF November. 1895 ana
defend the above entitled acgioa In tie
above entitled court. and answer the COM
paint OF the plaintiff. and serve copy
of your answer upon the undersigned, at
tornevs for plaintiff, az their office below
stated: and in case OF your failure 80 70
do. Judgment will be rendered sgainsS you
according 20 the demand OF the complaint,
which has been filed with the clerk OF
said court The object OF the above en-
titled action Il 90 obtain Judgment against
the defendants, John NJ. Downs, Anna
Dowus, Amos O. BENJAMIN and Ann ".
pentanln his wife for the sum or
sI,Gi2 "a. unon the notes given by them to
the plaintiff, and for the costs OF this a.
ton including an attorneys Tee or sous
also praying for decree establishing and
foreciosirx a certain mortgage given 70
secure the payment Of the above indeht-
eaness ana recorded IN the mortEage re-
cords OF the auditors Office Of king coun-
~ state OF Washington. in volume =. on
page i7n thereof and describing Gnd COW
.ring the following lands. situated IN said
county. te-wit; Lots one CD and two %.
in block one til OF Burke's First addition
20 the city 81 Seattle. as surveyed, plated
and recorded: also praying that in said
decree the interest OF each 81 the defend
ants IN ard 20 said property be declared
ippfor inferior and subordinate 10 plain
4rsS Interest therein. and that the equity
al redemption Of each of the defendants
be forever barred and foreclosed and Tor
general equitable relief
HASTINGS e sTEDMAN.
PiaiutfTs Attorneys.
po~toric~ address 81 Halter building,
Seats, King county. Wash.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s-Clearet-
Str Mexico, for Victoria: Br str yelling
ton. for Nanaimo. Saiied-Str State OF
California, for Astoria. str Bonita. for
Coos bay.
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FOREIGN MARKETS..


LONDON. Dec. s--Saiyer. - is-lsf. Con-
soils. iEiss
NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Tac Evening
Posts London cAhlegrara says There was
a further xall In coasois today before -
strong demand Tor news FROM Germany.
The other accounts We're Idle except Tor
home rails. attention being absorbed IN
The settlement Cottages are aGai. those
on Americans heIag ahous sls. The tone
OF the market was aas. led by a fail in
Hsnss. and there WAS a renewal OF bear
operations GA the feeole market Amer
leans we're istless. HraEIls we're good on
vel based report tll&t the Brazilian
government is about - raise several mill
lions On sts leased railways
Exchange was better. indian exchange
Is still rising.
The Paris oouTss was steady 10 firm.
The Berlin market was quiet 20 duh on
dear money.
Breadstafts and Grains.
LIVERPOOL Dec. a--e-lese--wheat--
Spot dull demand poor. Ne. red spring.
Sc lad: No. / California. Is 81. Futures
opened dull with near and distant posi-
tons I'd lower: closed quiet. with near
and distant positions ID lower. with husi-
ness about equally distributed. December.
81 SID: January, IS ID: February. IS Sd:
March, IS Tad: April nominal. May. SIS lad.
Corn-Spot dull: American mixed new.
p lid Futures opened duh. with near
positions I'D lower and distant positions
unchanged. Business about equally dis
February. March. 3 ied. April not quoted:
May. Is iei<d.
Flour-Firm: demand poor: 81. Louis
fancy winter. es Cd.
Hops.
Hcpe-At London. Pacific coast. ~ 100.
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Transacts . savings bank business sx-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000
Interest allowed per arnum: 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
epproyed coIiaferais only.
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AZ 81 - o. Sns Ger demand ard 81 sz~74 Ss,s
esc 81 ~. for sixty days: posted rates.
sAAA14ss.s ard AssE4s-sz; commercial
DIS AGA- Bar silver. 81 o. Silver GER
t4aca.es Elsc-
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There 10 considerable celery or the mar
kel aud IL fn6s good sale az $40 centz
Par cozen- Seattle producers contribute
largely 10 the supply o. the local market
IL 10 grown in the open. berg protected
IN winter BY covering Of sacks. Ex-
pereaced buyers can select well-navoreS
celery By smelling the punches. As ruls
Sns ccloriess. white celery ID tasteless.
while that tinged with yellow and having
q ,slEt aroma il most palatAola
Market conditions generally are changed
In no way from yesterday.
Trade Is slow.
A large order OF salmon for % near the
snd or the season was brought here by
the tug Occlceak yes EuAs
COON Taere were a.5oe for List e. Thick
ED.
a report OF the fur sale held yesterday
IN London shows a decrease over last
Decsmbers prices OF Is and 20 per cent
Alaskan seal skins were Is Per cent. lower:
Copper island, II per cent. ard North
west coast. 30 per cent. The AVERAGE
price realized was ss0ss shillings.
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t-axsge--A few fancy Christmas eastle
b~oazas s. ssES g. The bulk 81 TIE ss2ss
a. n<e< steers wers b@t~@en 81 ard 8. ara
xsry common dressed beef c&xLs sss1 ~
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x1u pgSY--Tas store nos occupied
- n peace Millinery Co. as First
-. anuiy 10 NJ. q K Gottstein-
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~.o,s.a saturday. r. A. G. W. Puget
s...,,.s rsnsyexssty. G&xns ss4Isd - u
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NOTICE or sHERIFF~s sAIE-fn the
hyperion court OF the state q Washing
ton for the county q King siEmuud
SchwaeAcher. plaintiT. vs. Alfred Sny-
der, ri al defendants No. 22ess.
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po~soTice address 81 Halter building.
scat.'> King county. Wash.