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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-09
NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALEM THE

NOTICE OF SHERIFF"S SALEM THE
superior court OF the state OF Wash
iugtOn, in and for the county of King,
Archibald ID. Carmichael. plaintiff, vs..
James Frew and Christina 81. Frew, his
wife, and George Tould0n and Harriet
Youldon. his wife. defendants. No.
Under and by virtue OF writ Of special
execution. issued out Of the superior
court Of the st s,, q washington Iga..
county on the 23rd day OF December. 1895,
and 10 me directed and delivered, for a
Judgment rendered in said court. in the
above entitled cause, on the 23rd day OF
December, 1895, II favor of Archibald ID.
Carmichael. the above named plaintin,
and against James Frew and Christina
NJ. Frew. his wife. and George Youldon
and Harriet Youldon. his wife, the above
named defendants. for the sum Of sks31.TS
and one hundred and fifty dollars as an
ton. taxed at ti2 90 with interest at the
rate of eight per centum per annum,
from the date thereof together with the
costs OF sale. all In lawful money. which
judgment is a judgment OF foreclosure Of
a certain mortgage, IN which Judgment
the sale Is ordered OF the following do
scribed premises, situate. lying and being
IN the county OF King and state OF Wash
ingtOn, to-wit:
All that certain piece or parcel OF land
Of XS and particularly described
as the east half OF the southeast quarter
OF section eleven. in township twenty
north, OF range SIX, east OF tne Wllan-
cite meridian. containing eighty acres
more or less.
Notice is hereby given that. on the Gath
day OF January, 1896, at 10 o'clock a. m,
OF said day, viii sell the above described
premises, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said judgment. be-
sides al costs, interest and accruing
costs.
The sale Will take place at the west
front door OF the court house, at Seattle,
In the county OF King and state OF WASH
n ar for 1rh in n nd
10 the highest and best bidder.
Dated at Seattle. Washington, Decem-
A. T. VAN DE VANTER.
Sheriff OF King County, Washington.
Albert l.. Joab, Attorney for said
Plaintiff.
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struggle around eazSc and sic there was .
gradual decline TO S11sSs. and that was Yol-
lowed - recovery 20 SIC again. due 20 a
report issued by Statisttcian Thomas. which
gave the condition Of the winter wheat
plant n che six states which grow x most
largely al TSi. against sAs on December l.
and adding that Isl IS the lowest status OF
the plant ever recorded IN the month or
January. But the upward movement reused
some OF the Gig shorts 20 make not ngat
against the advance. and a great volume
or long wheat came upen the market and
the advance was checked. TIE news. too.
turned less huIush; co1sois recovered at thu
decline. and the later cables quoted wheat
lever and the Argentine advices reported
clearing weather and said that Argentine
wheat was offered tn London TO arrive at
lower prices. With this the market here
soon became heavy and many cf the early
buyers began TO sell out. and Il ala not take
long for the price to go of &c from the top
ara tsc below ne close last night
Corn opened strong. under the continual
ton Of tire wArllke political situation IN
Europe. II acted very nervously for about
two hours. and fiuctusted rather wildly.
Provisions started firm and maintained
that condition all day.
Oats were strong, In sympathy with tha
better feeling In corn. but most OF the early
gain was lost. May sold from sec 20 Sosso
and or 20 ss4IisJse split.
closing Quotations.
Wheat-January, s7tsc: Aav So 3soAa.
Corn-January. VAC: May. 2Sk lSesac.
oafs-January. ITtso: March. 1880 bid.
Pork-January. se.47: May. $3.50
I4ard-January. S5.$STSs, a.; May, &.To
Ribs-Januars. sA6o: May. saSs asked
Rye-Sfibc.
Barley-sSsfSsc
Fisxseed-soe BID
Tlmothy-sS6144s1
Live stock.
Beef cattle were salabie az s. eo<16 S.. EN-
porters continue TO buy fairly well. in splits
or q decline Of izc per pound IN the British
markets, as they are favored with low
ocean rates. Butchers and Gamers stun
was in active demand at strong prices.
bulls selling at s.. &Id,25: calves were ac-
tive. Rather more life was shown In the
stoeker and feeder trade, although values
were pretty high for desirable lots. Texas
cattle were active ard strong.
Observation-Disclosures the large supply.
which included SEQ carried over from yes
terday, there was such excellent demand
from Chicago packers and Eastern shippers
that prices ruled stronger TO a nickel higher
almost from the start Sales were at $1,000
S.S5.
Sheep-There was a good demand once
more AZ strong prices. Sales were on a ha-
sis OF S2R2.5H for inferior up 20 1886 for
choice native sheep. choice Western selling
at sS.5095.65.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SHERTFFrS SALE.-rn ths
superior court Of the state OF Washing
ION. for the county OF King Mary r.:
Cooke. Plaintiff, vs.. Lewis u. Gilbert ana
H2--.er II. Gilbert. his wife. Mason
mortgage Loan Company, q corporation.
and Frank n Harsnnergsr, as receiver
o. Mason Mortgage Loan Company. ce-
Ier1ants- Nc. HIS.
Under and BY virtue OF q SPECIAL exc
cG1toE issued cut OF the above named
court IN the above entitled action on the
Attn DAY OF December. 1896 and 70 me d.
rected and delivered. whereby / was corn.
msnced 20 sell the following described reaI
estate. situate. lying and being IN sns
t0-wft: Lots numbered three and four
y and a and the southwest quarter q
tae northeast quarter tSW. Il OF Me- ~
OF section thirty-fo1r CD. IN fownshlp
twenty-five f-1 north. OF range four c)
east Or the willamette meridian. contain
Ing one hundred and eight and eeAo
1as-5sl acres. more or less. together win
81 and singular the privileges. tenemenIs'
Entertainments and appurterances mere
ing.
Notice Is hereby given that on Friday.
the lEtn day OF January. ISIS, at the hoaE
of 10 O'Clock a IL OF said day, al rs
front door % the courthouse. IN the city
or Seattle, IN King county, Washington,
] VII sell the above described real eslate
at public auction 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash. A. T. VAN DE YANTER,
Sheriff OF King County. Washing ION
Dated at Seattle, Washington, On th1s
l1th day o, December. 1895.
Wickershsn. Reid & Meade. Attorneys
for Plaintiff
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s.ssa. 80 pounds. OF which ssiSaa pounds
have been domestic stock and S,SSS,S $40
pounds foreign A comparatively quiet
week was 70 be expected after the re-
Tnarkaels activity Of Christmas week
There has. however. been a very fair
amount OF business done. A fair demand
exists for NEST kinds OF domestic and for
eign wool. and the market is from every
point Of view as strong as il was on the
last day OF December, 1SsS IN Boston the
sales this week have amounted to soo9 0o
pounds. OF which so pounds were do
nestle. Tire sales In the corresponding
period OF 1855 were = sS4 go pounds.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago, Jan. s-Wheat opened strong.
bat very Irregular. ard under same Eftie
excitement. TIE hrst transactions In May
we're made over range Of &c per eushei.
or at from Gg&se Up 20 gl1zc. Only one or
two trades were effected az the top and
bottom prices. the bulk OF the transactions
during the flrst few seconds having bSen al
eggsr. The price ross and fell for an hour
in mighty sweus % active trading between
Cgsee and sc. but after the first nfteen mn
utes Of the session the tendency FOR ths re-
rnaiuder OK TIE hour vas gsnsTRltY down.
ward The opsuing strength was the e1-
rresston OF the doubt ia tbs minds OK the
operators regarding the Possibility or an
Aasl9-s4eEI1aa BsE. AfLef LA cS---As
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London, Jan. s.-Silver, 3oHsd. Consols.
i05a4. The stock exchange closed with firm
business. Prices were all recovering and
closed at the best figures o9 the day. Cons
soils closed firm. "a
Breadstuns and Grains.
Liverpool. Jan. s--wheat-spot firm, de-
mand moderate; No. red winter. Is sd:
No spring. stocks exhausted: No. ] hard
Manitoba, IS ed; No. California, IS Cd.
Futures closed with January unchanged
and other months lower from yestersE9 VS.
closing prices Business about equally dis
tributed. January. q nd; February. 50 cd
March, IS sad: April, IS Ga; May, IS Cd:
June. IS cad. b
Corn-Spot firm: American mixed. new.
SIS Si.a. Futures closed steady, with Feb
ruary and March Ld higher and other
months unchanged from yesterdays clos
ing price. Business about equally distrih-
uted. January. IS ed; February. IS Sd:
March. IS sad. April, SIS Sad. May. IS Sisd;
June, IS 32sd.
Flour-rirm; demand poor; St Louis
fancy winter. Is 80.
Hops.
Hops--At Lonten. Pacific coast. e. S.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF"S SALE-In the
superior court OF the state OF Washing
ton. for the county Of King. Ella n:
LivesIsy. plaintiff, We. Niles Bigelow and
Sarah Bigei0w. his wife, and Louis
Feurer, defendants. No. 2l,0is.
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale
and special execution. issued out OF the
above named court, in the above entitled
action. and 20 me directed and delivered,
j have ouly levied upon the following de-
scribed real property. situated IN King
county, Washington, to-wit:
The north half CD Of lot three %, In
block one hundred and nine Gnal, in ID.
r. Denny's fifth addition 20 North Seattle.
as shown by the plat thereof. recorded IN
the office Of the auditor Of King county,
In volume one % plats. page 112-
Notice IL therefore hereby given that on
Friday, the 10th day OF January, 1895,
az the hour OF ten o'clock a. m. OF said
day, at the front door OF the courthouse.
in the city OF Seattle. in said King county,
/ viii sell the above described property at
public auction, TO the highest and best bid
der for cash.
Dated this the 18th day OF December. 1895.
At VAN DE VANTER. Sheriff.
Mcclure & Bass, Attorneys.
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Breadsturs and Grains.

San Francisco, Jan S.-FIour-Farnliy ex-
rs. $3.65G3.75; bakers extras. S5.45lS. IS;
perfine. s. 5o3275 per barrel.
Nheat-Shipping. 81. 02lzaIl. o3s. per GENITAL
). NO. l. 'i-'' '0F ''0''S' '"'i''nS' 'l'l''
3arley-Feed. fair to good. ess4Gl7oc:
Dice. me: brewing, 75GS0c-
)ats-Milling, 7ea75c per GENITAL: Surprise,
lsTlso: fancy feed. s1gS5c; GOO to choice,
saS0o; poor TO fair, 57Is155ci black, for
"a. sllo9l30g gray. e5Q75o per GENITAL
2eceipts-Fiour. quarter sacks, 20, 4S3;
leat. centals. so; barley, centals. 4.s2o;
8. centals, $50; corn. centais, l,Ao; beans,
ks. ASA: rye, centals, 40; potatoes.
ks, ,632: onions, sacks, AS: bran. sacks,
%; middlings, sacks. 1,020; hay. tons. 474;
aw, tons, S: mustard. sacks. 81; wool,
es. 2: hides. number, 7ls: quicksilver.
SKIS. 2Ss; wine. gallons, 1850.
Produce, FI-uIt. Etc.
ricdlings, slsQ21: bran. sl39135o.
Iay-wheat. sS9l2.5o: wheat ana oats.
50gi so: alfalfa. s5Gs: barley. sra
D: clover, s65S: compressed. 81 5oIl1:
elk, ss77; straw, S586oc per bundle.
'otatoes - Salinas Burbanks. 65I9oc,
er Burbanks. 25Gs35e; oregon Burbanks.
Toe; river reds. 5es7elc; Early Rose. 80
DO: sweet potatoes. S2.25.
i egetables-Onions. S0l9oc FOR Califor-
n
SC: tomatoes. 7e3i0c; green peas, 59Sc:
san peppers, 25950e; carrots. S09iOc; cab
yes. s0c: garlic, 4i@Gr5i7c; dried peppers.
.0c: asparagus, 1o4lzisc.
'ruit--Apples, No. grades. e0cGsl: COM
q. 50G60c; fancy. &i25: Lady apples. 500
\ do large boxes. siQ1.25. cranberrses,
~ few Offering; persimmons. 4o4975c:
4 ricau lines. IS. 5ods: California lemons.
nmon. sI6gl- Is; do good to choice. 1850
10 fancy. s2saE5S: California oranges.
Elings, sl254L75; navels. si-5ed275:
anese mandarins. sl8L25; bananas.
5G2 plnespples, s1.5oG5.
] ltter-Fancy creamery. 267Z7c; sec
:. 24a25e: fancy dairy. 2@924c; seconds.
ne.
aeese-Fancv mild new cheese. lie; fair
rood, 7aec: Eastern. 123lsl4c.
ggs-Store, 23<I2sc; ranch. 27GS2c: East
n 1sanc: selected Eastern. 22ae5c.
4 lul;ry-Go5blers. If4lz1zc per ID; hens.
Pee: ROSTERS. young, s545.5o. DO old.
81: broilers. small. s3l3 80; do large.
80: hens. s4&5; ducks, &98.5o: geese.
els; pigeons. DID, 'lgLl-1z; 90 young.
a15e.
.me-Mallard ducks. sSG25o: teal, $50:
Z. Si5eG2: widgeon. SlGI25; guam.
81; gray geese, s2Q225: rabbits, 7Sc1B
n bush: eott0ntails. $ial25; hares. sole
English snlpe. s2s225: common sniDe.
rs: honksrs. s2a35o; brant. SIS.
Wool.
ool-Fau, short. trashy San Joaquin
rs. sTsc; good San Joaquin plains. AZ
southern and coast. 4a5c: mountain
Is, light and free. safe: mountain
e, defective and heavy. slB5c: Hum
and Mendocino. SSfsc.
Hops.
Jps-49sc per pound.
Closing Quotations.
hezt-Qulet and steady: May. sL.q5iA-
lrley-Steady; Nay, 1Visc.
rn-S5c
an-sI2so.
Financial.
- pars 800. Sc. Drafts. Sight. Par
I. Dol'rs .5slzf3Ss Drafts. T'eleg n Par
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BUTTER.

Ranch and Dairy Butter very scarce ana
bringing good prices. Snip 10 VA We pay
cash On arrival.
NO COMMISSION
JOHN n. AGES. x20-Sz3 Western avenue.
s1gLeg A@E-42 s-eeL
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stoo. Jan. s-Ths American Wool and
u Reporter viii say foEaoTrow q the
trade: TIE sales n the three princa-
aAxkstS ct tia col2Lgx amounted 70
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eeattIe a. a Grain Center.

TIE monthly report Of Deputy Esats Gram
Inspector Gable shows that 2l3 car loads
% grain were received In Seattle In De-
ee-pber. 1855. or this number la car loads
were OF wheat: ten % oats, and hftsen Of
harley. By boat Q. IL SACKS OF grain were
received.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York. Jan. s-The local stock war-
ket today cut loose from The foreign infill-
ences that have recently affected il. The
speculation wss decidedly less fsyerish than
heretofore. ana the volume OF business
showed diminished activity by the bear
leaders, Previous to the opening he Lon
don cables reported Increased tension in
European political circles. and fractional
declines IN American securities at that GEN.
ter. Nevertheless. heme prices moved
sharply upward curing the first hour o. bus
iness, with the appreciation most marked
in the Changers. Tho market was strength
ened by the reported deposit of S5oo.oeo in
gold IN exchange for greenhacks by 4 na-
tionai bank IL developed later that the
gold was simply deposited for examination,
and would not figure In the treasury re-
serve The absence OF applications for
clearing house certificates by the banks
and an easy condition OF the call money
market. also had favorable effect The
market received q setback on selling for
both accounts. but the bulls soon reassert-
ed themselves, and the upward movement
was resumed around O'Clock. under the
stimulus OF sharp advances in the aathr2-
cite coalsrs- Sugar was manipulated up
ward. partly in connection with a resola-
ton OF the stockholders al the annual meet
Ing today, ratfying the policy OF the man
agement Aside from the commercials. the
oN CEleEt IN aSAlNS SAAFSS EAltH&A rum
! to per cent. The Changers were bought
freely for locai account. and St Paul and
other shares for foreign account. on reports
OF freer movement OF corn. a feature OF
the market lending strength TO the general
market was a revived sharp inquiry for in
vestment bonds. No gold was engaged for
export on Saturday. but 100000 In coin Nas
Withdrawn, presumably for Canadian &C
count. The total amount of gold deposited
at the sub-treasury was $4,000. none OK
which. as far as can be learned, was for
the treasury reserve account In the late
dealings there was a sharp reaction. The
closing was heavy, but with a general yet
advance. The railway bond market showed
decided strength throughout the day. liberal
gains being noted IN many issues. The total
sales were s2.lSC.eoo Government bonds,
firmS state bonds. dull; railroad bonds,
strong.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call, easy. at 2G5 per cent;
last loan. 5 per cent; closed. per cent;
prime mercantile paper, 6Qa per cent Ster-
ling exchange. steaGy; actual business in
banksers' bills at s4.S9Gf4. sSl4 for denand,and
s4s7la4iS 7S4 for sixty days. posted rates,
s4.SSal4S9 and s. 500 sqiA; commercial bills.
s4.S61a. Silver certificates. El4g47i2e.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF~S SALE-In the
aPor 9 Sop S S the esus s2'' % q T Ks9
William Yeaton. plaintiff. vs.. Angus
a. caP TRSa J59se2h, pm. b HasS5 ,o aad
gage. Loan Company. corporation;
Frank NJ. Harshberger. as receiver OF
Mason Mortgage Loan Company. de-
Under and BY virtue OF a special exacu-
ton issued out OF the above named court
IN the above entitled action, and 20 me
manded TO sell the following described
real estate si KiS ying and beng IN
ton. to-wft: The northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter and the northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF Sec
ton number thirty-four (34) township
twenty-five (229 north. range four tD east
OF the Willamette meridian, and the west
west quarter OF section number three CD.
township twenty-one (2D north, range
four (D east OF the willamette meridian,
and containing In al one hundred acres,
more or less. together with al and singu-
lar the privileges. tenements. heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or in any wise apperta.ning.
Notice IS hereby given that on Friday,
the 10th day OF January. lS.o az the hour
81 70 9c9e6 r., Sn ssla Gay ~ tSs c 5fs
OF seattle IN King county. Washington,
/ VII sell the above described mortgaged
premises a public auction. 70 the highest
and best bidder, for cash. -
A. T. VAN DE VANTER,
cbo-ss~ 30 L-{ns- Comfy vvashIrgt5,
49, a. Seattfe Washiurson on this
,,tS ssv ~ Tpe~eg1bsr fSeS
W-frt-s~shanr Ped 4 NeaSa at.ovnevs
s,r nlainfiry
1890, -. s..rv-r,,v ,v,,e, go = =,
MI = N.E - - !, - . III etlo
sapeIaeF SV4tt % tais S.a'e ~ :" s Sse
S9h, TOT .ts ~ C.1.ll'E 20. Hllls- ,sI
aoSei - ~ So 49, - 9'S4 10s' ~o'e4'1'
an y .. -,'S,1 .-.-.... - .w..,,.t--,
CnjsL go - 100 - % 81 $3.50 49,. e'9.s
.Ss1St ~ - .t,is ~vsfS 'A'L4s4 - = ia
hls 49, 49,. s''i9,, al'9 - HiS s -.
IeS.S4 80 ee.l 49, %, nay 49, -. ~ -
utf0h -. - 80, -i.se 80 as.e' - -
re "a - - - ~ -, a. 60
situated IN KING county washington To-
-, nina fn blsck ar,v-,fns "a, q,
- - - - N'<' 49, 4'-A0 VIZ -
",tnah Pa 49,. A,-,,,, .-t,-o-, So. =,
- 49, -, - = - -
q sc 81 t 49, "a 49, =, 80 - ~, - 80, - =
u "a, srY ~ Sy 4sSsi4 tN ,,r,rs-,1
rahN~ aurtfor- 10 the htrAeet ard best
n VAN rs y AFTER Shsrf~
Nf-f~f9f-a A Baes AfrgrweVs For pfAlntt~
-----
1900 Dee StzE-xsru-E-,G CAR - 81.
$500 - 80 re SS,,-.x- - &c. r-sv.s-t
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When yoa wsnt coal ffss from rock. dirt
srd SCOT, order Newcastle.
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Tides at Seattle Harber Today.

Seattle, Jan. s, 1856.
Exchanges at Seattle. Tacoma and Port
Id clearing houses today were:
Clearances. Balances
attic ............s 7S47si2 sil,447 60
cCnA .....-..--.--. $3.50 ~ Z,Ns+ 80
fldnd ............. 2lt, t4Z W SS.3sL 20
rhe wheat market Is very strong In both
ed and mill grades. The price OF No. l
ID and blue stem has gone up cent in
c past two days. and shows every pros
CT o. continued advance. Chicken feed
heat has gone UP TO $40 a car load. and
getting stronger at that figure. The
Union is expressed among commission
en- that 1t may reach SD before very
ng. The present scarcity is due TO the
set that most OF the feed wheat In the
ullman. Moscow. Genesee. Garfield. Col
* and Nez Perez reserv alton districts
in the hands OF brokers. who have
aned money on 1t as security. Palouse
ands in good deal, and has considerable
Ifiuence in lowering the market. In Port
nd wheat is cheaper than here, owing 10
e rebate given dealers there BY the O.
{. & n. Co. They can get the bulk of the
ST grain in the wheat belt by paying the
trmers higher prices than our local deal
5 quote and making it up on the rebate.
The poultry market is also strong, with
scanty supply and a good demand.
r.ces quoted today show an advance on
dickens Broilers are s2ds.25 per dozen:
ms. S3d3.50 per dozen. Live turkeys are
rong at lie. Ducks, s3G4 per dozen.
Ranch eggs are weak at 2lg2ac. and are
Hing on a falling market. Eggs from
st OF the mountains are selling at
g20c.
The fruit market is very quiet. A car
"a OF Riverside oranges came IN today.
10 price has gone down sc.
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NOTICE OF SHERTFF'S SAIE-In the
superior court OF the state OF Washing
ton. Tor The county Of King The scot
tish- American Mortgage company a
CORPORATION. plaintiff. vs.. Thomas -.
peasants and Gertrude = peasants,
his Wife. L. r. Hart and Nellie Stadden
Hart. his wife, Green, Ehr4Sh & eros.
a Co-partner sh.p composed % =. \
Green Frank q. Ehrltch ana y, a
gros and Bancroft. whitney q Nom-
psny. a corporation, defendants NO
I'Ttsr and sv virtue OF an order q sale
60 sreciai execution. issued out OF the
are,-e named court, "a the above entitled
Srtlor ard 20 me- dlrec ted and delivered.
have duly levied upon the fo!loWlnE ce-
s-ytNaA real property situated IN hlns
~ washington. tc-Wlt-
"a. seven pN in block twenty-five t@-l.
= h nrear's addition 70 the CITY o.
Ssatt.e. King county. state OF Washing
ton. ...-.s.,-, A.raAv given +ha. On
x-->tav. the 10Th day OF January: fSsc.
tSs hour az ten clock q. M Z sSld
: a. the front door 81 tie courthouse.
- t,is l,s.y 81 Seattle. tn sad King county,
- All sell the above de~cr-lFl prep.
a. pnSiic auction. 90 tle highest and
- ,o1,.cs rs the lith lay % pecerseT. 1875.
r VAN pE NANEf3t >herN.
Yfastfres & StedmaD. Attorneys
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-RADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland. Jan. s -sA
Rain: slightly cooler.
3. 5. PAGTE, Fcrecaster.
q. >. DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCUL
IIRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-09
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, Jan. s.-Wheat-Quiet. firm;
alley. SIC; Walla Walla, 54c per bushsl.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-09
ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.

CAV FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY,
engineers and contractors; bridge build
ing. dredging, harbor Improvements and
rane-aI contracting. So Seattle Nation
Al hank building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-09

TRFaSIrPER'S NOTTCE.-As provided In
section 20. revenue laws OF 1850 hereby
Give notice that the tax hooks for the
wear 1895 have been turned over TO me
for the collection or taxes thereon, on
and after the second Monday or Janu-
patel this 7th day OF January, 1Sas.
JOHN w MAPLE.
County Treasurer.
Pv p. p. PAnDEN. Deputy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-09

Seattle, Jan. s, 1856.
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
Id clearing houses today were:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-09
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
WHEAT MARKET.

80. club. sc; blue stem. Bic. Firm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-03-06

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