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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE.

STEAMER GEORGE +. STARR
Leaves Tacoma. L noon: Seattle. Yesier
wharf. y. m. Mondays and Thursdays
Tor Port Townsend. Anacortcs. Fsirhsven.
New Whateon Blaine and Friday Har-
Dor, ard Vancouver. arriving Vancouver Z
q M following day.
"a For further information apply TO Yes
Ter wharf
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time Card In Enee, June 1. 1855.

S.a,.i, Everett, ard whatcosn route
sr..e Of WASHINGTON leaves Seattle daily.
cxrep, Saturday, at 10 = m
Seattle ard Ia Conner route, sirhaven
,eay.s Seattle daily. except sunday. a.
q. m -
Telephone. Main ~ fesler dock
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8kATTLE TO rAcp1ra
r rouxd trspx cas,r- ~zrc-s -
- 12sir ard .weefy -f5Se GfsnseS
- MEAMEh -YLTER
soufs' :. sc;;-y usss. Dsastle-rscpUa
TAXING EFyEcI ruEgDAY. NAY 4
TINE CARD
- se .ars. &c, roand ey1p. Ec.
~ Iscensrsz = a.: 1 ~. sAa
Leave e>stssis~.: .
Lave TAcoms-e8 Z m: II
LAnaing ~ Northern Pac16r wssr
nA. ana Commercial d0ck. focf AZ ~
Sion street. seattle
v ssnaays s,ssmess Flyer and ssass e
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FOR THE GOLD FIELDS or THE
YUKON RIVER. ALASKA

Tho Steamer EXCELSIOR will leave
Seattle on or about June . for St MI
chaelss. connecting with the Steamer Il.
b wcare for Fort Cudahy, stopping AZ
al mining camps on the river.
This is the only route 10 the Yukon
mines by which the dangers and hardships
can be avoided. Passengers take steam
crs at Seattle ard are landed directly, at
the mines For rates. etc. apply TO
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSPoRTA-
TION AND TRADING CO. Schwabach-
er's wharf. Seattle. Wash.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKErs.


DreadstufNh and Grains-
San Francisco. May f3.-Flour-Family
extras, 81 75Fs IS; bakers extras $40
SIS; superfne. sa-s5a3 per barrel
wheat-Shipping wheat. HosisQl-o7is per
GENITAL for No. /. and g. 10 for choice;
milling sLi50leo.
Barley-Feed, fair to good. 7Ih472i3c;
choice, 7s%G75c; brewing. T1sQsrac.
Oats-Mnling. 75QSzizc per Genital: Sur
prise. SocGsl; fancy feed. s2i49ssizc; good
to choice 75<1Sac. poor to fair, Glx1a-,zc;
gray. Ts9soc per Genital
Receipts-F1our, quarter sacks. SAT-;
wheat. centals. s9.Slo; barley. centals. $50;
beans. sacks. g. LII: corn. 3.1eo: rye. censals.
40; potatoes. sacks. i.2ss: onions. sacks.
7oe: bran. sacks. Is; middiinss. sacks isa;
hay, tons. -: hops. bales. 20; wool. bales.
s7s: wine. gallons. N.1oo; brandy. gallons.
ASS: hides. number. so; quicksilver,
tasks, i59.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Middiings. s17ais50: bran. $1501A
Hay-wheat, ss61i- 80: wheat and cat, 3
6ie: oat. 500; alfalfa. Esis.so: barley.
S4a: clover. S6s37.55: compressed wheat, 81
Gls.5o: do cat. Ss.50Qs; stock. Ssa7: straw.
ssas5Dc per bundle
Potatoes-Riyer Burhsnks. E7sac; Ore
gon do. esGs5c: Early Rose. s5ss75c: Petalu-
ma and Tomsles. ssfs.sc; new potatoes, Sc
Gti.1: Humboldt Burbanks. soG75c.
vegetahies-Onions. 81. 50si.75; new on
ions, s0cG$f. Los Angeles tomatoes, 3l9r 3:
string beans. s1ifc, green peas, $iaI .:
garlic. &a5c: green peppers, i2izc; dried do,
ss5foc; mushrooms, ieEsi2isc: asparagus. 81
Gi.75: extra do. seG2 IS; dried okra. lzz9
1sc: rhubarb. 5oG,5c; extra. do. s5csisi: GU
cumbers. s9czfsf; Mexican tomatoe 1ncT$f
Fruit--1ongworth Strawberries. s5a9;
large berries. S-deGS5o; gooseberries. Sc:
black cherries. s5ezisl.5o: white cherries, $
G75c: Mexican lines. S.519s: California
lemons. common. 75cGs1-s5: do good to
choice. 81 azi2: do fancy, g csS72 50; Cali
fornia oranges. seedlings. s5c9$l.75: naveis,
s. ssffs: extra do S-5oaies; Malta bloods,
s2Tt75: Hawaiian bananas. siFfe, do pine
apples. 0-5afsS: currants. 75o9sl.
Buttcr-Fancy creamery. 1tc: seconds.
is9i31sc: fancy dairy. i1is9l3c: do SEQ.
onds. 1ec
Cheese-rancy mid. new. 7c: fair 10
good. sa9sssc: Young America, sGec; East
ern. 1a11ic.
Eggs-stor.. iiar,c; ranch. 1,alsc: East
ern. uqiisc: Oregon, if6n,sc; duck. IA
Ga5c
Poultry-Ave turkey gobhiers, i59is, per
Ii; do hers. i31itc; ROSTERS. Old, Hsai.5a:
DO young. ss4yT. 50; brosiers, small. eeas:
do large. $4as; flyers. sss75ss; hens. 6. 20
la5a: ducks. ssS4ss; do young. as,f3s 50:
geese. per pair. g.ssG1a; pigeons. old.
s. seaITs; 30 young si-sssi.7s
Gasne-Hare. sed75c: cottonsatl rabbits,
&c. bush do Soc
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-lnsctfve: December. 81 oGN
Barley-Inactlye and armer; December.
Ec
Corn-eNn
Brar-Ns
Wool.
wooi-Ssn Joaquin and Southern coast,
poor six months. &sfsc. do good six months,
ssssc: San Joaquin foo,htM. good to choice
sasc: do. years neeee. &.4ese.
Hops.
Hops-2S<c.
Financial.
Silver bars -. St. Dratts-slSne -. IA
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
E1sEAMER WiI.l.APA.

Capt. UrcfSt fsObtfA
Yeaysrg Seattle for Alaska May II. Ia
and every thirteen days thereafter.
For freight and pssssnssr rates apply
20 J. a. CARROLL. Agent.
Schwabacher dock Tel. Ftke 50.
CHARLES +. PEABODY. General Man
arar SEATTLE.
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r2eo wccsee lambs AZ s. spr.ae ,anhp
arr active At S-seo<. %. Westerns are
r.sniiia1 and sea near lne sc7 of Tie mar
kes-
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AMER,
IcAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

rsxuiar saiilnxs between Puget
s,,s1a ana Central American
nora General Office. Mutual Life
SaEsaInx
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Sehooner Annie Nixon VIII san fer Cook
,rie. May l. For passage spply a. once
en beat q oeeAn dock
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TINE CARD IN ErrrCr JAN 1

North bound-ISeavss Seattle l a. NJ:
leaves Port Townsend .. m. leaves Fri
Dor ua5 .. n: arrives a New Whatcom
SD p. m.
South bound-L<aves New Whatcom = O.
Friday Harbor II q m. leaves Port
TownSed p. M: arrives At Seattle IN
p. a.
y. r.. Thompson. mAnassr-ovnsr; Lily.
Bogardus Co. agents, City dock.
Telephone. Main u.
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There we're sxsy-shres fresh eases q
cholera RECORDED st AlSxAncstA. Exyoss
TSssssay. Ard tvxn;y-rkxeo deaths from
shz, disease vssS rspcrtsd On she sans
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uQFIcE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
ueed.-To r. w. Simpson. Simon Lesser,
Nary Doe Lesser. his wife twhose true
Christian name Ia to this applicant nn-
cern:
Take notice that you. the owners OF and
nlsfcsted In the lot hereinafter described.
~ hereby Notified that the following de-
Gflpcd real estate. situate In the county
kink and state OF Washington. to-wis:
~ number three CD, In block numbered
IN. or Bigelow's addition 10 the city OF
eeonty offered for sale for the delinquent
WQaty and state taxes Of and for tho
ys.r OF lSsa on the 9Th day OF June. A. II.
And no other bidder appearing there
mf. the same was duty sold and forfeited
g the county OF King aforesaid That
hereafter c. X. Pike applied TO the coun-
Qeasurer OF said county OF King 70
estsnase the above described land and
En g said county treasurer the sum of
~. the same being the amount due said
osnsy and state upon said land and for
Saien the same was sold and forfeited 70
s ss county aforesaid toge'her with al
cupon receipt therefor and csrtifi-
~ q purchase OF said lot was issued
s.om the said county OF King under the
~ naad and official seal OF the treasurer Of
40 King county. TO said c. X. Pike for
ps Above described real estate. and aid
= Pike Is now the owner and holder
0id receipt and certificate OF purchase
Iast aid lot was duly taxed. assessed In
~ Tor the year OF isSo in the name Of
snhnown Owners" that the time OF re-
Suptcn VIII expire on the 10th day OF
snne A. ID. 1895: at or soon after said
APPLICATION VIII be made by said G.
= ttke 10 the said treasurer OF King
Eanty. state OF Washington. for q tax
~ law,
Dated March 18th. 1895.
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Total sales.
Total sales of stocks today were g. SO
shares. including: American Tobacco.
.. 7oos- American Sugar. l3.6o0; c. B. q c..
3,soo; Chicago Gas. 400; l. & n. 100; st.
Paul. II. 500.
Flour-Reciepts. 1880: exports. s,7oo.
Market rather easy, except for choice
spring patents.
wheat-Receipts. A,5oo; exports, 81. 500
No. l hard. 73kN7sc. Options opened
steady and sold on on better crop talk.
followed by a short scare due to reports
that Armour Was buying. Late In the day
the market again became heavy on weak
cables and local unloading. May, seisR
Toxic. closed Ses.c; September. esskG70isc.
closed csc.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Dull: United closed TN bid
Metals.
Pig Iron-Quiet.
Copper-Steady: brokers. slos7k
Lead-Steady: brokers, $3.50
Tin-Firm: Straits. i3aoQl3.5a
Plates-Steady.
Spelter-Market quiet.
Coffee.
CofYee-options closed quiet. az un-
changed prices 10 10 points net decline:
May. sl3os. September. 2i.&. Spot coffee.
RIO steady: mild quiet: Cordova. 1ss.QlSc.
sugar.
Sugar-Quiet
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BAN JUAN ISLANDS

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carving United States mail. leAWs City
dock. foot OF Main street. Monday We'd
ncxiay and Friday at n m. for Port
Townsend. San Juan islands and New
Whatcofn. Returning, leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. ~
Z q. M
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STEAAsHIP CITY or XnoUroN.
Hetwesn TAao0& and yycesesn. n C.
Lvl ~ ~TacnanA ..Ili4 Az Gam
99asacm .l 2 -. ss.tiss -: e4rl sMAn
ss0pmiAFs1i0s. - Victoria =. q Ntfxyl { .S6.,rn
DAILY except Sunday
THIS steamer furnishes arsf-eaass ACCOM-
sergerA and leaves froR Ys1isr vhnrf.
seattle.
For ratssI ETC.. inquire Of
q. r. THOREDYKK
fesJer wharf. seatfia
l. A. SADEAU.
0soerd Agent n. p. r. r., seaftia
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HOTEL NORTHERN.


d. NJ. SIMMONS. North yakima
Georse g. Arruwsmish. North Yakima.
.Jamcs N. GAbert, North Yakima
+. X. Hiscock, North Yakima.
7. ". Howsn N S2. nsxam
L. s. Howlekt North yakimA
A c. Walker. North Yakima
S. j. Cameron North Yakima
J. w. Maitland, San Franciscc.
VIII X. Bernard. New YORK
T. A. Henneliey. Port Townsend
r. r. Plowden. San Francisco.
w. j, Cuiiigan, San Erancisoo
]. W. Dudley. Kennewick
:. H H. Wine WsIus.. r Sgek a8wh'ena'
c. c. Darling. Tacoma.
J. w. Witherop SpokaxA
A s. LAndsay. LeavenworsA
Louis Lauteroaoa, spokanH
Raymond Body. San Francesca
A. Black, Snohcsnish.
+. r. Muller. Chicago.
w. s. snyder. Port Townsend
Gus Klopf. Victoria B. p. Club
7 Gamblins. vtssorie ~ q sr, M
=. Kossuch. Victoria B. =. Club.
+. Whaling, Victoria y. =. Siun.
r. Pequiney, Victoria b. b. Club
@. Babblt,, Victoria b. 3. Cub
r.. Pat, Victoria b. b. Cub.
]. Downs. Victoria b. 2; Club:
James Hughes. Victoria y. b. CuA
J. J. <ell. New Wh2tcom-
+ H.b r. Ks rsTs. S scrs " a nassS
T. N Mcbride. ScQaia,
Charles p. Timer, ST.. Port AnrssA
w. c. Ellsworth, Port Angriee.
Frank Z. Baich. Boston. wash
Mrs. William Payne. Port Townseu6
Miss Payne. Port Townsend
w. l.. Church. Durgeness.
n. ". Jennings, Port Townsend
M. J. Lord. Fort Townsend
d. W. Simmons. Port TownoenA
A. Sutherland Toronto.
W. J. Casey. San Francisco.
T. r. Davis. Utssiady.
willis Thorp. Alaska
Mrs Taorp. Alaska
August Toelsncr. City.
". A. Crzammey. TaccmA
III. L. Van Cseaf. Brooklyn.
]. p. buckley. San Frsnc4saA
l.. ". White. Portland
n J. Gienalv1n, Portland
c. S. Burnett, City.
HOTEL sTgvESA
J. OH. Ccobey. Olympia
Il. Clark. City.
@. +. Davis. EliensburK.
Mrs. ]. p. Amy, Tacoma
y. y. waiting, Everett. ~
+. Mcdonald and wife. ST. PAUL.
=. A. Alien. City.
John II. Johns ton. -. PAai.
A, r. webb Portland
s. Iounx. Tacoma
u. :. Short Vancouver. y. G
Georxs Caches, la CoaEsf.
G. II. Frane-. Olympia
L. q. G. Berry. City.
s. +. Stewart. Portland.
!. Sullivan. Sacramento
Craig Miller. Sashon College,
G. Ghi6rsack. Portland
c.. II. Baker. Spokane
John Grant. Tacoma
Mrs. J. y. Btssop. Mo.1nt vsrncn
Miss Fsnslke Bishop. Noun, Vszueas
-. c. G;ovAn. Tuiaiip.
Mrs- 81. q. Seoraeu. Whafcom
MJ.er G. soozsen, WHatcom
@. y. peering. Whstcora.
A. K. Cnariroa, Tacoma
Mrs. Miller and child. FSr.1nn1.
Charses r. f1ulnan ard wife, Porua14
HOTEL FREMONT.
c. J. Biseesi. Tzcos1a-
W. q. Adams, Tacoma
Mas A. I2gtlesohr. Olympia.
p. II. EeMaster. oiy EpsA-
" 6. 5 ns,s.;., Saiy Cedar Msuns....
Nhs..ler. Holilngxsorsa. WasA.
i A Hanrzoc- Portland.
Robert Lane. CITY,
A. Crsery. City.
John NJ Patton. CiympsA.
o y. Mer6eu. Portland.
Joha W. Dsllers. City.
John r. Ryan. CITY
a r. CaEpa@zl. city.
Ts,c,ras soxuoNxky. GeorgsseW8
J. Il. LAne. Tacoma
Gus Nelson and wife GDo6osnssA-
r. HaAxeH TzccuaA
r Graham. Sovesry-
z j. fsrnn.. gunak.
ID Williams aad wife. ballard
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L = ,. TRANSPORTATION CO.
WEEKLY TINE CARD.

STEAMER CITY or CHAMPAIGN.
8ka1f River Route
Leaves BeAsfl~-Tuesday, Nay L. as 10
g M THURSDAY, May II. al II q m:
Mount yernoa-W May 10. At
z m Friday. Nay Is. a. 2 p. m; Sunday.
SMAy ~. a. = M. calling 1T Stznwood.
rxf. HkA9ft City. Mount yeFnon ard Avon
r1uia,ip going south Sunday and north
STEAMER CLAN MDOSALD.
Aon0ay. Wednesday and Friday At q n.
Tor Edmonds. Everett and enohomlsh
ever points, Going through 20 Tacoma
City dock steamers Tor all points on the
sound. Open all night Telephone. Main
a. 9. @. YERKES. Manager.
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wHArcox AND SEATTLE ROUTE
STEAMER BAY CITY

Leaves City dock. foot Of Main street.
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday af D
m. tor Anacortes. Fa.rhaven and What
COM Returning. leaves WhAtcom Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday ~ p n. Fare 81
L4iiy. Engardus 4 Co.. CITY dock. agents..
". n. ELLIS. Owner.
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either the rates for Money o. Commercial
paper The stock exchange market exAin-
tied sazgins tendency. ard the Secsara-
ton OF the regular quarterly 5svi3era Of
Per eeE<- On Burlington coz<rsAusea to
rrm up tho railway Nst. ard The Granger
Er5a;p = particular. Ths trading element
vas Affected sentimenfaiiy by more cheer
tai cr1r a1vices. AMI bad Up prices when
ey~ practicable though without saksng
any noteworthy lines OF stock The mere
conservative stand taken by the German
reichs<ag on the sugar. houe.y Mu
strengthened American Sugar stock. Tho
advances In the railway list. aside from
Louisville q Nashville. wh.ch gained IL
Per cent. did not exceed fraefseas The
market closed strong q. the top level
Bonds we're dun. but prices we're fairly
well sustained until near the close. when
Eixat reaction occurred The sales wers
oE7* NW
Slight advances were recorded in Cow
srrmeuta on purchases Of eeA.on.
Money and Exchange.
Money On cal. easy At So Per cent;
last loan. ~ per cent: closed. ~ Per
cent: prime mercantile paper, AGsia per
cent Sterling exchange heavy. with ac-
t1ai business In bankers bills al AsT.0
4-sA for demand and a.s.i10s-ss& for
sixty days; posted rntes. =. sssss4 70.
commercial hills. A-S,4 Silver eertia-
cAtsA GA9sH
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PORTLAND WHEAT AARKET.
Portland May n-Wheat-Walla WallA
Se067c: valley, 5SGS9c per bushei.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
Q. 8. NAIL

Leaves Harrsnxtea dcck. foot q wasA-
:nrton street Morday. wss11es.ay and
Frsszy 81 I c'c3ock n L. for kf4Isfoa
Peri Gamble. eeAS<ck. B1nEsr. holly,
Dexatt7. LAtsfwzzp Tx.fx Hoe1sport aad
Cxsca City. Returns alternate dnyA
d. TROCTNAS. Master.
Tsfechoce Ret N
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MCLTNoAAH.

DAILY TINE CARD,
Leave. Arrive.
Tacoma at. 1000 a m Seattle 81 ..l2:O m
Seattle At -. loo . mTacoula At. 3Wp m
Tacoma at. 3s30 y mOlympia At GU m
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle 1890. I'D q mTacofna 9.o N
Tacoma .....lo:oe m Oily mpiA 49,. LOO m
Olympia .-.- ECO u mracama ..... SD m
Tacoma 49,. $50 p uxSeattie 49, s.a N
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. =
cents. Landing al Seattle City dock. foot
OF Main street.
LILLY, BoGARpUs 4 CO.. Agents.
CITY dock. Teifphone. Main u.
Capt. l.. Wiley. Manager.
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NOTICE or sHE:RIf'F~a 6AI.E.--In the
1Sof3of court Of the state of Washing
y, Tor the county Of King.
r. u. a. Hastings. - receiver Of the
GeoFlty Savings bank. a corporation.
6l1l1lt6, W.. Lydia Kellogg ana Timothy
0lIoGg, defendants No. 2. .4S.
Un6er and by virtue Of an order Of sale
"a special execution issued cut Of the
6hrge-named court IN the aboye-ensifiexl
800. and TO me directed and delivered,
lave duly levied upon the following de-
ONibs1 fsAl property. situated In King
6ornfy. Warrington, to-wit. Lots No. one
b, N o. and SIX 90, in block No. TWEEN
6-eour 90. Of Sanders supplemental plat
e n addition 20 the city OF Seattle, ac-
11r1ing 10 plat thereof. recorded in Vol.
Z Pats, page 40. Records Of King coun-
II, Warrington.
telics Is therefore hereby given that
= tFtday. the 1sth day OF Nay. 1895. at
- hour Of 10 O'Clock q m. OF said day,
e ~ frcnt door Of the courthouse. In ths
~ q Seattle, In said King county, I
- ~ the above-descrbed property at
49, Suction. 10 the Highest and best
&16gr for cash
D1asd tbs ssth Day q Apsil, isss.
A. +. VAN DE vANTER. Sheriff.
Hnnfingg e Stedman. AtforufyA
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Observations taken 1t al stations II
p. m. 18th meridian time 6 p. M P1caoc
GEORGE n. SALISBURY.
Observer in Cnarge-
T1Aes ~ sesssle Aarser reAay.
High Tide. Low TIDE.
= n. feet a.nl fee. Am. feet lp.mI'est
az ls.s is M.sll liz e.l 1.1ll:.s
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
1.ls lo.s s.s7l lo.llI 1910 81 ill.M Sc
Seattle. May Il. 1ss6
Exchanges q Seattle. Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today we're as fol-
lows:
C1earancea. BaianoeA
Seattle ...... .........G3..0 10 $S.aS -
Tacoma 1890. ......... 5s.SiS % ....--...
Portland .....-.-. tse.lA W U2l W
Shipments by the Alaska steamer which
sailed to-day were very Hight. and markets
were dull and inactive
The vegetables received On the last San
Francisco steamer came up In me con-
dirion. There wers good shipments Of cab
bag&a. oauliiower. green pea. string
beans. wax beans and asparagus
A small lot of cherries. among the first
Of the season, were received. They are
small ana do not look particularly tempt
Ing. The 5obbtng quotation v <-3 per
ten-pound box.
EGGS continue weak
A cargo Of hay will b brought In from
6amizh tonight
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- 10 the master n the ftnss sad
Ssees ~ ease szie. q sufficient sum % pay
~ rrsfs OF this suit together with the
- md expenses Of executing this De-
ss ept- OF making said sale, and each
~ ri Of the allowances made ana pro-
<5s5 q said decree 70 be pad, VIZ $i9.-
~ = Complainant and iis solicitors n
- Yefk city: Ge 70 H. d. WAiiams.
SSxW 70 ztrurs. Allen. Hughes 4 Nc
~: - - to the rece.ysrx. a&@ -
Preston; roo 10 Be reclaimed ~
~ ter. and also a sslfscfsnt sam 70
~ foDters Of outstanding bonds not
ard DEPOSITED with Manhattaa
~ Company, under said boncnol1erI
sse1nenf ~ time Of sale. 20 The extent
2 Fl ne manner pyosstes In sd DE-
- Upon completion AMI confirmation
ri ~ sale f9e master 70 make. execusA
Z l6oBver deed Of said properties 10
1870 - purchasers. ~ IN eaid de-
- rrovided. the defendant 10 tofn in the
S5esf5on Of the same The rsceivers TO
f.S1 - purchaser or purchasers Ill prop-
Ss6S and Interests therein. ~ in said de-
- rfovsded. Sad sale 10 b. freed from
ri n1tity OF redemption. except - IN
S11 decree provided
gurcbneeY or purchasers 70 BE- Vet into
"a OF said morfxAged property %
VWod On production of aai6 Odd or
EBEN SMITH.
06aoA States Master IN chancsgy. DIS
- Of Washington, Sorfhern Division
i've, Alien. Hughes = NcAtcken.
n6rfnfS for complainant.
p1oed April J. 1sss-
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KRuAE AND MADIsoN LINE
STEAM SCHOONER LAKNE.
WIN an from Gan FsAncisro, April & ear
rytng freight 81 8 Per ton connecting II
Seattle fer al points.
e. Z, GAME. Agent
Ar1in9toa dock Telephone, Pike u
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uuRFCE OF HHERfFF~S sALE-In The
Ser3or court OF the state Of waning
-, fer the county Of King. The PuT 1.
76nnd National bank. OF Seattle. . cor
SSeaxion. plaintiff, W.. George NJ Van
6woa and Amanda n Van posen. his
-: John r. Foster. the Bank OF British
CSlunbia- q corporation. and James ~
Gcnn eefendxntx- No z1.s71
V1g and by virtue Of an order Of szis
~ 6oocisi execution. tssued out u the
49, naued court. in the above eafisssd
~s,~ ana 10 me directed and delivered.
\ Sove duly levied upon the following de-
.r7Sr1 real property. situAted In King
S11Gfv. Washing ton. to-git. The untl-
~ eos-ha1f Of lots two CO ara three 9).
II H1eek sixty-sight o.. Q. G. Terry's
- G6d!tson TO the csfy o1 seattle. King
SS61y. togsshAr with oil and singular
~ eeaements and heretitamenss there
ITO bsionging. or In any wise appsrtails-
Esttce Is therefore hereby given that on
pr13ay. the 18th day Of June. 1856. AZ the
- q 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day, al the
6S0f door Of the courthouse. in the city
RI feetsle. In said King county. viii
~ ~ above described property 1t pub
~ auetion 70 the highest and best bidder
hsSo1 Oh 18th day Of Nay. 1896
a r. VAN DE vANTER. Sheriff.
~ Dee.
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