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The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20

catch word here and there by straining
the attention, by clutching the ear and
bending it forward like a very old person
in the habit of using an ear trumpet.
Sudden sentences were shouted as
though addressing camp-meeting, and
The San Francisco call., 1896-12-20
A Money-Making Youth.

Harold C. Green is 13 years of age. He
owns lot of ground that he values at
$500. He was offered $3.50 for it some days
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products fru<n tie ssockyards In this city,
Nearly every Eastern road - included II
the LIST. and among the men summoned
are several % the large shippers No sub
penss have bcea issued fer Western ran.
road men. and II is expected the ccuamis-
sson VIII make a fight against the EaAtern
reads Arst- and IL successful viii then take
up the cusgeis against the Western men,
TIE general officers OF the Western roads
wno for three days have been struggling
VITA tae questions Of party rates ana
mileage books. have adtonrned Until next
f1eseay- They have decided that the re-
stricslse conditions surrounding the sale oe
naissee backs shall be rtrsdiy enforced
ana the refund viii be paid by the chair
nAa OF earn passenger Association only
upon the return OF the cover Of the hook
provided Il Is resurned b the ORIGINAL pur-
chaser. who has male no iilsgstimAse use
OK II On the question Of party rates they
were not able TO reach . denssts concla-
sia1 II Was decided. however. tha; party
tory OF the Eastern committee Of the VEST
ern Passenger Association. where the
roads come into competition with lines OF
the ceatr1l Association This practically
means that party rates shall be
made IN The state Of Illinois.
but Ia no other part Of the
association territory. This does not. the
resas declare. mean that they have taken
voluntary action against the rights Of the
afrfcal companies 10 have re.uced rates.
but there Is no other way for the roads 10
legally stop the Decentralization attendant
upon the sale OF the party tickets. A com
mistee was appointed TO see IL there Il not
some way in which the roads VIII be able
10 grant the reduced rates 10 theatrical
companies and at the same time keep
within the Law. Action on the report OF
the committee win be taken AZ the ucesins
to be held next Tuesday.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Board Of Trade

Chicago, April l5-The wheat market
ruled rather quiet and inactive at times
The feeling developed was a little mixed.
and the course OF prices rather Irregular.
The op~aiaz was firm at &c advance. and
after selling up q fraction more ezse3 OF
t.fl1.c rallied Ic- changed some. AID closed
Arm The early strength was attributable
10 the frosts reported on the weather map
OF California and the steady tone of cables.
both Erxflsh and Continental There was
also sorne buying ty brokers. supposed 10
be acting for Partridge. who Is reported
very NJ aa5 this added 20 the Erfaness.
The advance was met with free selling OF
July By houses acting for elevators inter
ssts and rrzces recesied Northwestern
rsce.yss were larger ard private advicss
reported good weather in that section. with
seeding going On rapidly The weather crop
bulletins were generally more favorable in
-he winter wheat districts. bat In the
Northwest the past week IVES said TO be
coli and wet and work declared n corse-
eaeacs The market had q second rally
on the prediction By the signal service
offs-e % colder weather for the pakosAs
and Minnesota with rain ard snow- Tns
trade. however. became duh. and the alb
sezo@ os any outside business Of ccrse-
oaezce made the advance 5lrlcuit 20 nzain-
tain.
TIE corn market was firm and averaged
higher fhaa the closing rate % the day
before psrar.dxe's brokers bought ii con-
siderable short corn
A moderately active market Vas report.
ed sor oats. IRE range was confined 70 s>c
to- May ard ss5i4e for July
Prices q prostsaocs dc acs move very
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transaction since January I and For
Tuesday.


Real estate transactions since January
1. 1859. are 81. rss. So ~ There were lied for
record Tuesday II deeds, agxreglting
0es e. Following Is a list furnished by
the Daily Bulletin. room Is. Occidental
block:
George B-uh ct ux. to Anton Jensen. Us
acres IN ne sec. 30. tp. -. :. December u.
1856. sea
James Coniey to Ellen Conley. lots 5 and
&. block q. Bafiard's Park I'd. Slaughter
(ncw Auburn. February 4. q. C. 81
J. W. Trout ct ux-. 10 Flora b Crosby.
unil. Of nts. WI NV sec. q. tp4 IS. 10
acres November z, fssl. sw. 81
George r Miller TO Jennie l. Miller. lot
u. block e. Brooklyn ad-. April u. O. e. 81.
Anthony Ohi@rf TO Henry Fahrman. lot
Il. block 6. Syndicate sd-. April Z. a.
Joseph Fl. HawIey ct ux- Ard Reuben ].
Rogers ct ux. 20 Marie L. Gresham. this
deed ss given 10 correc. seed. volume -.
uaxe 5es. which should read u. r. Denny's
PARK adj 20 North Seattle. instead OF D. T.
Deany's Park ad. 10 City Of Seattle. April
G, sssa
Andrew Nelson to Pcfar J. Hansen. lot
4. block = Gilman Park. May .. $3.50. sss-
Bruce W 1lverton 81 Tx. TO elise Invest
men. Co. lot ar-8 SD lot II, block -
Laws ii adj. March .. st.
Augustus H. Phelps ct ux. by James A.
Moore. attorney, to elise Investment Co..
lots to L. block S. lots and s. block 4.
lots q to Il. block 1s. Brooklyn al. Fehrsi-
AIRY =. 81
Nellie Lewis 20 Andrew Chleers, block
6 tex lots I to & and 8 10 feet lot s. Bell
heirs Second al. March ). 81
Marx Wiszinski 90 Melville Goodman.
lets }. 81 . ard =. block L lots Il and Il.
block .. Dodge's DIV. Green Lake al. lots
20 IL HioSk J. podrs,s ad-. West Seattle.
lots = and -. block I. Queen ed. West
Seattle ApraI :. a. :. g.
T.ucirda h. Ballard 10 Eiyira J. Walker.
10, 6. block II. Santni; a.. April 4 6, 100
Eugene X Am - ux- TO Harry J. Ross.
AZ los : block 6. A A. penHy's ad.. April
/. is9s, u51e
Harry j. Ross by r. Ahrsnstedt. asior-
rsy. to Marie L. RSsid. ni9 LOT 8. block g..
A. A. p~nry's al. April ~ 81
William u. Wood e TX 20 +. :. Ingra-
ham. l8ts TO Z. bicsk .. Woodis South
Div. Green Lake ad-. sprii < 81.
Sheriff 10 Oregon Mortgage ca. Eeis sea
Sec "a. -. y. r. :. April L xss.e@.
j. =. PrafAer ct AK ard Irezs Chaplin %
Tern9a Gsorxs. sts sE;a Sci. sec. q. -. =.
=. 4 February Is. a C.. =
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. April i5.-Arrived.-
Queen. Astoria and Portland: City u Pu-
ella. Victoria and Port Townsend: Saa
Nateo. Comox: Del Norte. Gray's Haroor:
Farallon. Yaguina bay. barkentine North
west. New Wha:com: Marie K. Smith. Ia
coma Departed-Arago. Coos bay. San
Benito, Tacoma: bark Charles b. Kenny,
Bristol bay: narkentine Hesper, Victoria;
barkentine Fremont. Sand Point: schooaer
Melancthon. Gray's Harhor: ship Celtic
Rose, Tacoma: L. s. s. Perry. Unaisska:
u. S. s. Rush. Cnaiaska: U. 8. 8. Bear.
Cnalaska-
Freights-Republsc. now on the Sound.
lumber. thence 20 South America: Cleaner.
lumber, from Puget sound. for San lose
de Guatemala. Carrier Dove. lumber, frem
British Columbia. for Shanghai. prior 60
arrival SIS Sd.
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FOREIGN MARKET8,

London. A7rl i5.-Sii-er. % 7-sA Con-
scls. 10 15-lS
New York. April f-The Evening Posts
London financial cablesrasn says: The de-
mand for icyes tnent securities il rpread-
ing. and even shows signs OF reaching al
railways Brokers here report that they
had more Inquiries today for stocks ana
bonds than for weeks past. and The feel
ing In regard to the market at the moment
Is decidedly more cheerful
The Paris and Berlin markets were
quiet and fsatureisss- Paris has taken q
little gold from the open MARKET here. with
q view. It Is said. Of Renting TO Spain
Breadstufys. Grains. Etc.
Liverpool. April iS- Wheat - Spot.
steady; demand poor. No red winter IS
I'D. No. hard Manitoba, IS III: No. Cell
tfornia- IS I'D Futures closed duh. al Il
Gid lower: April. IS I'D: May. June. July
and August IS I'd: September. Sc I'd
Corn-Spos. firm; American mixed new.
IS I'D: futures closed firm, i.s3l7d higher;
April. IS HID: May ard June. IS II: July.
IS lid, August. Is ID; September. Is sgd
F7oar-Fsrm: demand. fair: St Louis
fancy winter. Is I'd.
Hops.
Hops-At London. Pacific cast. 81 i5A.
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The Wool Market.

Boston. April 15.-The American and
Cotton Reporter viii say tomorrow: The
sales OF wool in the three principal mar
kets during the week under review have
amounted TO s.2s7.a0s pounds. OF which
l.sa2.a 9e pounds were foreign This Is
larger aggregate than In any recent week.
but the increase Is mainly in foreign
stocks The demand for domestic wool at
date is comparatively slight. Future ex-
port movement Of domestic wool to Eng
land and Belgium has been a noticeable
incident of the week The sales since jan
uary |. 1885. have amounted 10 g.. 20i SIS
pounds. as compared with A.s6e. 5oi pounds
a year ago.
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Breadstuffs and Grnins,

Breadstuffs and Grains.
San Francisco. April Extraordinarily
extras. C-75d3s5: bakers extras, 9.5sl
3.s: superfine. s. 9513.
Wheat-Shipping wheat. NOT. for No. I,
and si-i0 for choice; milling wheat. $LI7iz9
l,2iz
Barley-Feed. fair to good. 7oG7l.c:
choice. 7,i4as3.4c: brewing, scIssi.c.
Oats-Miliing. 75d219c. Surprise. s0c9
81: fancy feed. s2isGS71sc: good to choice.
s54sec: poor 10 fair. eTisGa2izc-
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks. 1874: do
Oregon. 5.ois; do Washington. l.s5l: wheat,
centals, LIS: do Oregon. 40: barley. cen
tails, 3.T5; do Washington, 100: oats, cen
tails. go: do Oregon, AS. beans, sacks
1.sss; corn, centais. so; potatoes. sacks,
81: do Oregon. $3.50: onions. sacks, Is; do
Oregon. I'll; bran. sacks. SGT; middiings.
sacks. 1ze; hay. tons. sl3: flaxseed. Wash
ington. sacks, 1ss. wool. bales, 40; do
Washington. 20; quicksilver. TASKS. Il;
wine, gallons. $50; hides. I7e. raisins.
boxes, 100.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middlings, I7.5odIs.5o: bran. $i4If45o
Hay-wneai, ss511-s 50: wheat and oat,
E.5oQlo-se. cat. y7scGle: alfalfa. s.Gs: bar
ley. s7as: clover. sads: compressed, s.. 500
100; stock. seSJi.5a; straw. $50 55c per bun
die.
Potatoes-River Burkanks. e5assc; Ore
gon do. ssa7oc; Early Rose. s0Qioc: new
potatoes. 1scGN: sweet potatoes. Mer-
ced. s. 5eT2 IS
Segetabies-Onions. 6; Los Angeles to-
rnatoes. 81 -25gi-7s: string beans. loc: garlic.
sHsc; dried peppers. 1e9lzsse; asparagus.
slni-75. do choice, $1el2. Is: dried okra. Is1s
uiSc. rhuharb. 2sss s5c; cucumhers, 6sc6ISl:
green peas. Iitf2c; mushrooms. Iei-Qi5c
Fruit-Appiss. sl-sed25a: Mexican lines,
S5SGs; California lemons. 7scsisi25: do
choice. sf-5sas: do fancy, s. 2sg2s0; Cali
fornia Seeding oranges. ST. aszi175, uavels
81. sses2. Is: do fancy. sse1s5o: Mediterranean
sweets. sl5osfs: Malta hlcods, $s3s: 81.
Michaels. s. Sd2ss; Hawaiian bananas,
sL5
Butter-Fancy creamery lsc: seconds
1876 isisc: fancy dairy. lsiss7Isc, seconds. fac
Cheese-Fancy mild. new, sasi<e: fair to
good. 7sf>c; Young America, salac: East
ern. leffiic.
Egss-s,ore Iessaisc: ranch. iss.ai4ssc;
duck eggs, is9lsc-
Poul;ry-f4ve turkey gobblers. f46fsc per
pound: turkey hens. 1ss7Isc: ROSTERS. SAC
40: young do. $z9ss: small brosiers. 4. 90
~; large, s+Is-s,; hens. H45o: old ducks.
SaS-5se: young do. s-as-so; geese. s. Ssai. rs.
Old pigeons. A5"sL7s; young do. sl.5caz.
Wool.
wcoi-Spring San JOAQUIN ana sou,hs~,
coast poor. s75c: do good. sasc. San Joa-
quin foothIil good 10 choice, 79Sc; do
years fleece, sisS5s,.c.
Hops.
Hops-cEsc
Closing Quotations
whes; = Inactive; December. rosss:
May S.dNA-
Rar.ey-Inactive. December, ss,.c.
Corn-sec
Bral-NAa
ffnancta;-
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Tug wanderer took coal At the Gilman
bunkers yesterday.
Steamer Transit has gone to Tacoma
10 go on the dry dock
Steamer Signal arrived from Vancouver
last night with a cargo from Vanvouyer.
Steamer Kingston brought In 100 tons
Of sugar yesterday. ex Oriental steamship
Strathieven.
Bark Rufus f. Wood was drawn into
Smith cove yesterday and viii load coal
for San Francisco.
On and after Wednesday. April =. the
steamer Delta viii sail from Harrington's
wharf. instead of the Coiman dock
The roadway leading from Railroad av-
enee to the south end OF the Ocean dock
il being torn Up, TO be repaired, ana -
impossible for teams.
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Financial.
Silver bars s1s DRAFTS. sigh: .. o
Mex. 3oi.... -s4sss5s5A4 Telegraph "a
NEW YORK Markets,
The sto~s EXCHANGE

New York. April fz-To-aAy's s.osrk mar
kst fell considerably short q expec.atkoas-
50 FAR as -tfV4-y was concerned This xas
particularly disappointing. as AZ Intervals
. show Of snfaatioa Was made. The tone
OF the speculation. however, was uarais-
tasaasy strong. = gratifying GeyeAsuu,@r.
and oBe taat Offset a ErEer tendency n.
exeAan<e rates. was renewal OF Interest
n Assaerscaa securities By foreign dealings
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT
Washington rou e-Steamer Mary +.
Periey leaves Harrington's wharf. foot
of Washington street. for South Beach.
Sylvan Grove. Pt. White. Bremerton,
United States Dry Dock. Charleston.
Sidney. Trscyton. Chico. SiiyerdaIe. at
. p. m. except Sunday at p. m. Sat
urday at 2.3e y. m: returning. leaves
Siiyerdaie at S:45 O. m. Telephone Black
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Cascaro. April 1.-THE fnferstate COM
r,e-ce commission il Frsparsar 70 make
things warm for the rOAfs rHnniag east
OF Chicago. IL has during the last tea
DAYS issued forty ssbpsrss for shippers
ana rnea CONNECTED with the freight d.
r.arsraenfs OF Tie Eastern r1sds 10 azs.-r4r
before The FEDERAL grand ssEy o. AAs {.
The fnuatry wga s-e 70 e9zaectscs 8tt:s ire
reba.es and ess rates OF packing house
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IflLl.LLI. ,,...
foy ,caS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IllIIfII
Regular salinas between fekss
psrss- Gereral oaice. Mutual Lie
building
IIIIIIIi
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

r,.ana.ch steamers from Seattle as FOL
lows. 60. -. -, -,x,.>-s
"a Ni.startA al a m taasstr@efs ~
~sssss.s -, hssard al a. ra.t April :. !. l.
- Aisska-Aprsi I. e ard iT AZ > a n
S~~sr-l San Francisco tor Ntct9TfA sna
,,..~,st Scarsa ports a. IA. April 4 ;. IL
i. Il AID -
Tickets NAY ee essai-es 4. re ct1ce OF
e.. s>,,s7rzny al DSeSn dSck. Sc&ttte
r TRlW EEffssEs Z. . SG2s-
.,os,Strf- PERKINS & co.
General Ageats. ssa Francesca
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Total Sales
The total sales Of stocks today were
1858 shares. including: American To-
bacco. FOO; Chicago Gas, 7.ess: American
Sugar. 2s.eoo; Burlington. 200; Distiiiing.
37@; General Electric. 400: Louisville &
Nashville. $50: Northern Pacific. $50: st.
Paul. 1880; Western Union. s.1N.
Fiour.
Fiour-Receipts. iz,1eo barrels; exports.
$40 barrels Steady but quiet
Wheat.
wheat-Exports, 200 bushels. Spo.
dull; No. 2 red. 76i1c: No. I hard. sic eleva-
tor. Options opened firmer on covering
orders. but soon weakened under favorable
crop news. both home and foreign. and
easier cables, after which IL rallied. on ru-
mors that a big Chicago operator was III.
becoming strong In the final half hour.
helped by less favorable winter wheat re-
ports and closed i.1ssc net higher: No. 2
red April closed isc: May. Il g-ie3ss s-lsc,
closed 72isc-
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Steady; United closed $i-6
Metals.
Pig 1ron-Steacy.
Copper-Steady: brokers. $ios5: ex-
change. sii-
Lead-s,eady: brokers'. $50. exchange.
$40.
Tin-Duli: Straits. Slass0i2E: plates
steady.
Spelter-Quiet-
Coffee.
CofYee-Options opened steady with un-
changed prices 20 an advance of Is points.
ruled firm on favorable cables and foreign
buying. Later the market broke under
iiquidating. and closed barely steady.
with prices finally Is points net lower.
Sales, IS 100 bags. including. March. tla ss<S
Ia.se: April sls7n.. Spot coHee-Rio. steady !:
No. .. 1y7sc asked; mid. steady: Cordeva.
iss. 3lsc; sales. SO bags Aaracaibo-
sugar
Sugar-RAw strong: fair refining. SIC:
centrifugal. - test, SIC bid: refined drm-
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEI.

Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at l2:ls
.. m for Port Townsend. Por. Williams
Dungeness. Port Angeles Port Crescent.
Gettysburg Pysht. Ctaiiam Bay and Neah
Bay. returning. arrives at Seattle $50 o.
m on opposite days. Steamer Eyangel
Victoria. Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days az ssD .. m: arrives Seattle alter
nate DAYS o. m
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PUGET SOUND 4 ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.

Between Tacoma and Victoria. q. c.
e70am Lsi MI Tacoma lilo Ar, 4545am
1e-l5am Ly 81 Seattle -, Gar 3asam
l-3,pm LyE EfPt Townsend = Ariil :4spm
4s5epsn ,Arillos-- Victoria - II Lvl s.Dpm
daily except Monday
This steamer furnishes firxt-clAss accom-
mocarlolz. carrying both freight and pas
Seattle
For rates, etc. inquire Of
@. FsTH0RNDYKE.
Tesler Wharf. Seattle.
L A NADEAU.
General Agent n. p r r. Seattle.
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.
STEAMER GEORGE z. STARR

6TEAMER GEORGE z. STARR
Leaves Tacoma, IL noon; Seattle, Yesler
wharf. p m. Mondays and Thursdays
for Port Townsend Anacortes. Fairhayen
New Whatcom. Blaine and Friday Harbor
and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver p. m.
following day.
Fare to Blaine. e: fare to Vancouver a
For further information apply to Yesler
wharf
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER ROSALE.

STEAMER RoSALIE.
Arlington dock. leaves fer Victoria AMI
Port Townsend daily except Sunday. at
Il 80 p. m. returning. leaves Victoria al
a N. Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
Townsend and way points daily. cxcep;
Sunday. at a ia. Sunday. direct- at
a IN. returning. direct, leaves Port
Townsend at p. m Phone. Pike ..
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Ireisassx szztA IN Taarszs S,seqer frnss
Porelzssss ~. tsesazsasx cf-sa n ss-iinan
Palace Sss4a~z s-ossi PCrfss1a. Ter srxsa
isaxSaw rssHAr. April = K4fsz = ssosnss
Esz4 -. casi.orsaa zz1e AZ Sarthess
L.aes seasasfa P4esfc gseEsl ClllSe. -
First 2veaae-
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NJ
e coaa Steamship conpazyS
steamer
MEXICO
psac o. City Of Topeka. owing 70 her
xAsKef Passengers aeon nodac sona1.
s. 1nns from Puget sound and British Co
somnaa ports, April H. vii arrive At ssrka
"a .ims 10 connect with Alaska CONNER
cal Conranyss steamer
BERTHA.
Due 70 SAL from sitka April ~ for Cook
Inlet direct
Steamer Bertha has Recommendation for
- Passengers. Fare Seattle to sitka.
nrst class. IS. second class. $50. ss:ka
20 Cook Inlet nrst class, IS: second class.
Va fof further information address
J. r. TRowBRfDGE,
Puget Sound superintendent
seattle ONCE. OCEAN dock. foot Of Main
street Telephone, Main A
coodaH. Perkins 4 Co. general axents,
Ban Francisco.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.

Carrying L. s. Mai.
On Port Orchard and Port Washington
rerfe. leaves City dock. foot OF Main
street. s;so a. m, calling al South Beach,
Rurchell, Brick Yard, Bresnerton. Z. 8.
Navy Yard. Sidney, Charleston, Tracyfon
Chico. Silverdale- Leaves Port Orchard
navy station AZ p. m; arrives Seattle
a. D. m. =. n. Robinson, master. Lilly
Eogardus 4 Co.. agents. Telephone, Main
-
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- -, n gold coin q The United
- II master ~ the time and
y - n1e. sudictens sum 70 pay
r - Fl 1n1s suit, together with the
~ruenees Of executing this de-
ri n making sail sale. and each
y: - allowances made and pro-
n - decree to h. paid. viz t19.-
- <<n1ziasnaat and It's so1icitora 80
c<ty. so 10 H D. Williams.
0ffuve. Ai1en- Hughes 4 Nc
-. ~ 70 the receivers. Ss.91 to
Iron: $500 70 be retained by
>t~r and also a sufficient sum 10
1sS~rn 81 outstanding bonds not
~ 6epoaieed with MAnh1ffaR
~ remnany. under said boncho1defr
zs>nf a fime Of sale, 70 the extent
~ - ns1ner provided In said d.
r.cSu completion and confirmation
- - the master to make. execute
- .ssr@r deed Of said properties to
Ss~ r. purchasers. - IN said de-
-sosi1ed. The defendant to JOIN In the
l<ssn a the same The receivers to
III q parchxssr or purchasers al Prop
- fsfero9ta therein, - Ia said de-
s-rx;6ed. Said sale TO be freed from
S5fv Of redemption. exc<ps - IN
- LIRE crowded
sSsser a. purchasers 70 - let safo
J. .ss1oa a. sald mortgaged property 20
1ed a production Of aafd dsed or
EBEN SMITH,
!.u-a mates Master Ia ChAncery. DIS
-.1-S a Warrington, Northern Division
~ AlIep, Hughes & McNicken.
- for complainant.
- April ]. 1885
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND
Daily. except Sunday

Daily, except Sunday.
Leaves Everett s:sS a. H. .. m
Leaves Seattle IL % a. m ana - .. m.
6undays-isAves Seattle = 80 p. m !:
leaves Everett IL a. m.
Fare-S.ngie trip. s5c; round trip, q. 3:
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
horish-
Landing-Colman dock. foot Of Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
CYsud Trou- Pres. r W. Goodhue. Sec
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying unltei States mau. leaves City
deck foot OF Main street. Monday. Well
n~scay and Friday at / a m for Port
Townsend. san Juan Islands and New
Whatcoul Returning. leaves New What
com TUESDAY. Thursday aaa Saturday. at
I q u1-
TINE CARD IN EFFECT JAN. L
North hound-Ieaves Seattle ! a. m !:
f>ay.s Port Townsend a. II. leaves FRI
Sax Harnor 10 ~ a. m. leaves Roche
Hsrnor IL IS .. m. arrives al New What
com 30 2. m.
., ISax,s Roche HarSor 10 q. m. leaves
Friaay Harber II O. m. leaves Por.
Towuseaa 4 p m. arrives at Seattle s;S
,"> rhounnxar. rnSaagrr-owner. Lily.
ace.rS,as & Co. agents. CITY dock
Telephone. Main a.
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L. 4 b. TRANSPORTATION co.
WEEKLY TINE CARD.
Srr ANEp r,rry or <.rraHrpaxC~

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.
Skagit River Route,
Leaves Seattie-Tuesiay. April Il At 10
= m: Thursday. April Is. at ii 4 m: Sat-
urday. April Is. at e noon. Leaves Mount
Friday. April II, al p m; Sunday, April
Is, at p m Calling at S;anwood. Fir,
Skag.t City, Mount Vernon and Avon
lTulaiip going south Sunday and north
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STEAMER CLAN EpONALD.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at q N
Tor Edmonds. Everett and Snohornish
river points. Landing at City dock, Sc
attle Going through to Tacoma Tuesday
and Saturday.
City Dock steamers for all points on the
Sound Open all night Telephone. Main 81
s. G. YEEKES Manager
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wHArcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE

STEAMER BAY CITY
Leaves City dock. foot OF Main street
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday al ..
m for Anacortes. Fairhaven and What
corn, Returning, leaves Whatcom Sunday.
wednesday and Friday at p. m Fare 81
Lily. Bogarius & Co. City dock. Agents
Phone. Main d.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.


Portland. April ls-Wheat-Walia Wall
5s957c; Valley. 5aGf0c.