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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
Underwear Special.

Just a case Of fifty dozen
women's shaped Jersey Ribbed
Vests; low neck and short
sleeves; made Of fine mace
yarn. We tempt you with
these at Ioc, or three for csc.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
Police Court Proceedings.

In the police court yes serday morning
fines were assessed as follows: James
Washington, assault, $40. The gam
bling case WAS postponed until Monday,
the ED, and Joe Dawson was bailed in
the sum of 800 with j. M. Motley as
surety; Howard PlgrAm WAS fined $40
for being disorderly.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
500 Save

500 Saved to Immediate Buyers.
IN order to reduce stock in some
special lines OF pianos and organs Hob
bic Piano Co. will save you siOo on
piano and S25 on an organ. Go and in
vestigate, which will convine you.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
The Ladies' Committee.

So many ladies going on the excur-
sion to Norfolk on June % have asked
10 know II they would be ohaperoned
by the same committee of the auxiliary.
The TIMES takes pleasure in stating
that this same committee will have
charge OF the ladies and help them to
arrange for stopping places in Norfolk
after the train leaves Roanoke.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
Wash Goods Snecial.

Thirty-hve styles of dainty
,Dimities. Full IT inches wide;
,perfectly fast colors got a
&c value. The price Is Sc.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
A 8edspTead SpeCiaI.

Full double. bed size; heavy
crochet; in Marseilles patterns.
You've paid 81 for no better.
These are yours at 6oc.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
To Elect Officers.

Roanoke Council. No. 70. Jr. o. u.
A. M, will elect officers for the ensuing
year on Saturday night at their hall In
the Exchange building. All members
are requested to be present. The COM
mittee on festivals are requested to
meet at the residence Of w. w. Rule,
to night.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
A Hosiery SpeciaI.

Assorted lot Of Women's
Stockings; full regular made;
fast blacks and tan shades.
Actual value, 121ac and 15c.
Price on this lot, Ioc.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
Second Intermediate Contest.

The second intermediate contest Of
the National Business College Literary
Society will be held in the hall of the
Business College tonight at 8 o'clock.
All are invited. Rev. s. L. Price will
address the students at 7:45 D. m,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
Black Goods SpeCiaI.

A lot of Figured Mohairs;
very popular just now for the
separate skirt ravens wing
black, and rich lustre; width
50 inches. Price CSC.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
BEST dinner. Is CONFECTIONERY.
Attention.

CONFEDERATE VETERANS and those
who will attend the reunion at Rich
mond, don't forget to call on Lanier
Gray, agent for the Travellers Insur-
ance Company, 132 Campbell avenue W..
snd secure SO. 900 with SIS per week
indemnity accident ticket. II costs
only twenty-five cents per day and IL
insures you against all kinds OF acct
dents.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19

MINoRcA, LAngshan and Leghorn
eggs, fresh layed, at rs cents per set
ting OF fifteen. A fine Minorca rooster
given away with each setting and the
stock guaranteed exempt from sll
disease and all winter layers; also g
fine COW and calf. Call at 723 Campbell
avenue.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
A Muslin SpeCiaI.

Full yard wide; soft, fine,
even thread; finished for the
needle. Price by yard or piece
while 1t lasts, &c.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
MIR. Lyle's Brother Dead,

Edward Lyle left yesterday for
Vesuvius to attend the funeral of his
half brother, Hugh F. Lyle. who died
Wednesday OF apoplexy. The funeral
took place yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
Localities
w. @. T. u. Meeting.

w. g. T. U. Meeting.
The Hammer w. G. T. U. will meet
to day at o'clock at the Beehive build.
ing on Commonwealth avenue. All
members are requested to attend.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
He Was Discharged.

Frank Creighton, o former Roanoke
barber, who recently attempted to COM
init suicide In 8. o. Fishers sporting
emporium at Lynchbur9 by shooting
himself in the mouth, was discharged
from custody on Wednesday.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
Death of an Infant.

Death of an Infant.
Russell, the infant son OF Mr.. and
MRS. II. w. Johnson, died yesterday Of
the family residence, No. e27 Salem
avenue 8. W. The remains were taken
to Clifton Forge for interment.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
Attention. Sons of Confederate Veterans,

THERE will be a meeting of Albert
Sydney Johnson Camp S. c. " in the
circuit court Monday, June 90, at s
o'clock, to arrange in regard to attend.
Ing the reunion at Richmond, June 80,
July and Q. 1t 10 earnestly hoped tn at
all sons. whether members of the camp
or not, will be present, as there will
be business OF Importance brought up.
j. ALLEN WATTS,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
Bicycles For Rent.

The Roanoke Cycle Company have de-
clded to open up first.class renting de-
partment In connection with their BIZ
cycle business. Thoroughly high grade
wheels Will be put into this depart
ment, such as the 90 Rambler" and
$50 swell special "Cleveland," and those
who patronixe this department nav be
sure Of securing q first class mount.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
The Midnight Raid Case.

In The Midnight Raid" published In
yesterdays TIMES, the names of all OAR.
ties published were summoned az wit.
ness with the exception OF Jos. Daw.
son and Tom O'Lesry. The former way
arrested on the charge OF running o
gambling den. The latter was not in
the case al all, but his name WAS given to
. representative Of THE TIMES by Officer
Johnson, who mistook another psrty
for him. This correction Is gladly mad g
in behalf Of Mr.. O'Leary.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
a Narrow Escape.

Homer q. Hogan. the second sergeant
OF the Roanoke Machine Works Guards
and an employee of the shops. was badly
injured yesterday morning about 9
o'clock by an engine running on him.
His left hand was badly injured and he
was mashed about the breass. Itseems
thAs the young man had gone into o pit
fora pair OF shears, and the engineer
having been given orders to move on
did so, not knowing that any one was in
the way. The engine was reversed and
stopped just In time TO save him from
being mashed to death. He was removed
to his brothers. residence on Second
avenue n. W.. near Park street., where
medical aid was summoned. The physi.
clans do not think his injuries will nee =
essarily prove fatal.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19

Ice CREAM and Cake. 1Oc-Catogni's.
YosT- FoRRER Co. sell lawn mowers.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
French Serge Special.

Twenty shades all of this
seasons importations; pure
wool, warp and filling; width
46 inches. Worth In a regu-
lar way oec. A choice of this
lot at 42Hc.
The above specials have
been carefully selected from
the different departments, and
you will find the values ex-
actly as represented. We like
to give you these bargain sur
prlses because we know that
you appreciate them. You can
buy freely from the lots quoted
above, and with the full assur-
ance that they are all under
regular prices.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19

MACcARooNs. Lady Fingers and
Vanilla Waters, at Catogni's,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
Hot Weathe- SpeciaIties.

AT &c the yard. 1900 yards OF Fine Sheer
Lwns, pretty, neat style, newest colorincs.
just the thing for hot days
AZ SC the yard, 5000 yards of Pretty Sheer
corded Dimities, all brand new. Have been
At SC the yard, 1880 yards of White
Checked Nsinsooks, have been SC yard all
the season. This is big bargain.
AT l2Nc the yard, 1900 yards of the New
shepherd Checked Duck Suitngs for Separ-
desirable.
:, At &C the yard. 10 pieces Striped Ducks and
Piques, were l2&c.
Al &c the yard, 1900 yards OF fine full Sc
inch Percalcs. Pretty styles.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
Towels! Towels!

nO dozen Towels In Huckaback, extra sizes
at l0c and 12sc each Guaranteed ali Linen
2Oo dozen Turkish Bath Towels, from 10
10 &c each, extra long and heavy.
N0 dozen very pretty and extra large Da
mask towels, In white, red and blue borders
Of 2oc each.
100 dozen Napkins in all sizes and grades
from 65c to 81. 80 per dozen
Special values in Table Linen a, 25c and AZ
yard.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
Another 80 Dozen Belts

Fifty dozen Collars and Guns for Ladies'
now ready.
At ltc or two for Csc, all the newest shapes
In Real Linen Collars.
r, At Nc and a5c, the newest things in Ladies'
Guns. Sec them,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-19
New Kid Gloves.

On sale tomorrow, another lot OF the new
Yellow 2clasp Kid Gloves, heavy black glitch.
standard quality, at 81 a pair
Gloves, at 75c.
81. ''' ''o'e'' al
at 99c. &c
S-outton length Black Undresscd Mousquc.
taire Kid Gloves, Mt q9c
Silk Mitts for ladies, in white and black, l5c
to Soc pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-18

s.1se; Psor 70 fair. ss9-g.sc. black for Sod.
81 1879: gray. -s7s-zsc per GENITAL
BArisy-Fes1s fair % good. 7ssc: choice.
TisG7zAxc: brewing SefSsc.
Gecesp5s-Fl our. quarter sacks. n ~:
Go, Washington. 1.1Sa. wheat. censais. - ~.
10. Washington. 80. barley. eentAls. $40.
oats ce1tals. ~. a.. Oregon. 80. ID.
Washington. 2ssN- corn. eenfals, 2.sa0s 30,
Nebraska. LSa. beans. sacks -. posa-
toes. sacks IS, d. Oregon 80. 10, WASH
iagto1. I'll. oa5ons sacks. rs. bran sacks,
l.2sS. mi5diings. sacks. ~. hay. tons, III;
hops. bales. IS wire. gallons. - 80. brandy.
gallons. l.Sa. hides. number. 2.4sss; alfalfa
SEED. sacks. Il.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
MiddlinzS. sie9eo. bran. sls SsF145a
Hzy-Whe SssliI-sa. wheat and cat.
s. 5os1Ia -. cat. Sc ia9la: alfalfa, s78s: bar
ley. s7as. clover. Sssss: compressed. s7-5fsss
j. -. straw. s5Sfszsc Per bundle
Potafoe-Saisnas Burhznks. ss7ssAc, river
Burbanks ssg4ac; oregon Burhsnks. 4ss
az. river reds. ss77oc; Early Rose, sssf7sc:
MERGED sweet potatoes, SS32&S
Vegetables onions. es3Tsc:
Oregon onions. s4faAc. Les Angeles torna-
toes. 81 ss7a -. string beans. tzi4Hisc:
green peas. sHse; cabbage. assGSec. gariie,
4F5c. dried peppers. eafiac. mushrooms. ID
sYl5c: asparagus. 1eafI1s4c. rhshsrh ssfissc.
Frust-A pples. No. / grades, s5caSl, COM
mon. 5as775c: fancy. SL1Set.sss. Mexican
lines. &. gs7s. California lemons. common.
sfTIz5. CaIifornis lemons. good 20 choice.
81 5u2: California lemons fancy. re; t,al-
ifornia oranges. seedlings 7sce7Si--s nav
els. Sfsf2 -. bananas. Si-Ss1Ga
Butter-Fancy creamery. As1z>'sc; Sec
onds. 2seIz7c: fancy dairy, z5sas-sc' seconds,
22G24c.
Cheese-Faney mild. new. 12Gfsc; fair to
good s1Ilc: Eastern. 1e1l4c.
Eggs-Storc. 15sfIec. ranch, lsHi>s.
poultry-Tarkey Eczo5lers. ufl2c: turkey
hens. IaalSe. ROSTERS. old. S.skstsf; zoos
tiers, young 81 seas oru8lers. small. $3.50;
broilers. large. S4SlA5a; hens. S. .ss5s 70.
ducks s59s: geese. 81 @5sll.75: pigeons. cid,
slal. =. pigeons. young. sl.TSa2A
Csame-Gray geese. 81. sss52. white geese,
75cGSl: rabbits. 75cs7sl; hare. 5sI95c; honk-
ers, S2Q250. hrant. sl9sl.25. English snipe.
$50. common, 81
Wool.
wool-Fau, short. trashy San joaquin
plains 7a5c: good San Joaquin plains, "a
&C: southern and coast, 4H5c: mountain
woods. light AID free. safe; mountain woods,
defective and heavy, 53Sc. Humboldt and
Merdoc4no. Sxlsc.
Hops.
Hops-377e per pound.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Easier. December. af37s: May.
sl-l5ks.
Barley inactive; May, IKE.
Corn-S5c.
Braa-$l4.So.
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Lee. Ar. ars AIRS. II. Morgan Ans family.
.aF- and Mrs. George II 1aughrsau and
Two Shss5ren. Miss Hypes. Miss NJ Bar
reis, ~. ana Ms ". lhshl. Miss L E'raa-
-. AcI-2ren. 3 = ASciHH. J. ". Miller.
srs.
Steamer City Of chagnpaign went out or.
nsF regular Ttsm 90 SkaEaE river last night
&c las rev y hevl ard new shaft. ard
siSiS a<en generally OveFaa9lssf. The Clam
MelssnalG. NhSch has heen in the t.haEn-
f~at&N pace. Wsif TeS sG1z8f her old ran 10
the Sn0hemish river
steam golfer FraxresSe was loaded hv
0ss4lsaAN afternoon At o'clock bar failed
Sc &e1 sway. Some repalrs ara apparently
necessary 10 fhs ha,sfsr ftsassrF MAI tF,el,
,5ettlFe p cannot he sSeeTfairesa Xyhen fhss
tttsFfsSe arrived on FTisay sne WAS a aAv-
- ana thsslEh her elfseers insist that
AethlsS WsS the matter she tasta in very
slowly. and after re-sessirsr : s.ssrs., az .,.sl
8 tne ftFeEon Improvement bankers tn
day. ~
capt Green, the successful halsfsst fish
efhlsan- Nao l&st Year had charge of the
ss>noensr Loyal. IS hasa4ing . fins, new ten
ton slcon for NSe on ths Aanks She "a
htty feet long and quite shsaFsaV.s being
almost q Perfesrt uaoiel 81 the schooner A.
cesie. which y REGARDED az enc Or tn. most
perfect fishing 81 ssnaHef IL fFta >tsrf bssa,s~t
The msw vessel wisl Eaa GaFnes tia Eslta Ii
IN honor % the captains wife TIE work
on the utamkinZ - al most sazsissgefa and sss~
another week the launching wiii take
place. The boat Is being hsszig on the shore
81 Lake Washington, near Taylor : NTH
Nhen launched the Ei.a q. wils ~ brought
around 10 the city rs The way 81 Rack
river. Capt Green y little discouraged
over the prospects for the coming season.
and said yesterday. Il wish that the tirl4
ber was n the trees. and growing. leeaaSs
the outlook X very poor
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wArER FRONT Norgs.

Steamer I. J. Perry came IN from HIATT
slough with foriy-ave tons % hay.
The fishing feet that Jeff here last fali
for Alaska waters sent down about @te1
pounds ef hallbg1t on the Topeka
8 hooner Tampa arrived 10 Tscoraa yes
to-day morning from GuayuAs. Aezsc0s
and IS losflng lumber Tor the same port
The sailing date o. the steamer f~zkne
from Nan Francisco has he@n changed
from Tuesday 9Btsi next Friday afternoon.
Steamer T-matfBa arrived from san
Francisco shortly after e'ctgrk yesterday
afternoon. She had ABOUT ~ tons of
freight Part o. the cargo was ZOO tzAfre4s
q cement Tor the West Seattle sseFafof.
Sehooeer Annie Capt Martin c4aou.
came is from Port Towrsesld yesterday
she nAs been rebuilt. and = uvw . niie iif-
fte craf1 she Is Iy1nE az the stetson MI
where she Nsgl - fitted up snsife- Isasss
r Sz1nte are ma kinE her Es@ s8ains8at ana
rs. hEs3 asss completed the ArEsse WIZ 20
halsaut ashias OF Cape Eaattery-
Steamer Walls WaIls saase8 Tor san
FrAneSke9 yesterday morning AZ o ctptk
with fan cargo u -four and EeEerAs Hasf~
rhanasss and the folioNffAg faasses1ssefs.
III. and Mrs y. Il. PASS y G. mA AFs
I.gn9sgrstA Mrs l. Bragg. Mr. aArHefa.
Mrs Baker J @wfsher = II. t1arFAts1r. =
r Jackson. - A Tayicr y Fcsfa -
il Rowland Mrs. Ms New Miss - = a.
sren Misc Nellie ovens. ~ ani - =
{. -aal, ~. r. HAL. gsA1 wFsSlFa James
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Financial.

FnaDctAt.
London. Feb lT.-Silyer. sassd. Consols,
i0S7s.
New York. Fer. 1.-THE Evening Posts
financial eablegram says: The stock mar
kets were Irregular today. Investment
stocks were strong, and speculative things
most dun. consols were al les. Argentine
stocks are again in good demand Ameri-
cans were neglected. closing dun on the
strength Of exchange and the weakness IN
wheat and cotton.
Paris-The bOurSe was unsettled today
because OF the ministerial crisis. The tone
has been weak. but the closing was
steadier
Berlin-The stock market was duh today
on the new bouFse tax.
Breadstutfs and Grains.
Liverpool. Feb. Wheaf-Sp0t. quies:
demand. poor: No. ? red winter, & SID:
No. red spring. stocks exhausted; No.
hard Manitoba. Is lid. No. l California.
IS 3D. Futures opened quiet. with near
and distant positions ia higher. closed
quiet. with July unchanged. and other
positions I. higher: February, April. May,
June and July. IS 73.d.
Corn-Spot. ffrm. American mixed. new,
IS Id Futures opened quiet and IN
changed. and closed firm. with Fef~aary
and July Id higher and other positions
unchanged; February. s. Id March, IS
I'D, April, s. Id. May, SIS ll2f; june. IS
led: July, rs fSad.
Flour-Dnll; demand, poor; 81. Louis
fancy winter, IS "a.
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MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco. Feb. 7-Arriyed-Wil-
iamette, Portland. Point Iona. Grays
Harbor. Progressisi, Comox: bktn j. u.
Peters. Nanaino. DEPARTED Wellington,
Nanaifno: schr otillie Fjord. Gray's har-
Dor.
Freights and charters-Andrina, now at
Tacoma. wheat. thence 10 South Africa:
City OF Hankow, now at Port Townsend.
lumber thence 10 Motlendo. prior to ar
rival as 81: j. u. Bischof. nov at VAN
couver. lumber. theme to Cork.
Port Townsend. Feb I7.-Special.-Ar-
rivef-Schr Norma. san Francisco for
Hadiock; hk Guardian, Callao for Had
lock: schr Nokonis. San Francisco for se-
attic Bktn Newsboy sailed today for Tas-
mania.
Port Gamble. Feb. 7.-special.-Salies-
Bktn Newsboy. Capt. bollestad. for
Launcesfon. Tasmania. Arriyed-Bktn
Skaglt. Capt. Robinson. eleven days from
San Francisco.
Hoquiam. Feb. .-Special.-Sailed-Fo
San Francisco. schr James a. Garfield.
from HJqBiam: schT Premier. from Cos
rnopolis. scbr J. NJ Weathersax from Alb
ertieen- A rirved-F'rom San Francisco.
schr Arthur l., 10 load az Hoquiam, and
schrs Marion and American Girl, to load At
Aberdeen
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Tacoma. Feb 1T.-Special.--Th Northern
Pacsfic steamship Tacoma Is due 10 arrive
Wednesday from the Orient
Steamer w. F. Munroe. Capt. Smith.
brought IN .1o sacks Of oats this morn
Ing from the lower Sound
British ship Ancaios finished loading
wheat today FOR Cape Town. South Afri-
ca. She "a noored 20 a buoy IN the bay
and viii san Wednesday.
Schooner Maggie. Capt. Jameson. arrived
in port this morning with 2, 90 feet Of &C.
dar lumber from StanWood for the Wheel
er-Osgooi sash and door factory. The
lumber Is from the Rihhle Mill
Steamer Angeles. Got. Ramswen. ar
rived today from Nanaimo. ". G.. With
49, cases OF dynamite for Rcsslana. u. G.
The Angeles had rough passage through
thu straits.
schooner Tampa. Capt. Peterson. ar
rived sn port last night from Guaymsas.
she will load hummer here at the Tacoma
MIL for Guaynas.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company -
making preparations TO place the steam
ship Al~kl on the Tacoma~Alazks ran-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since january 1 and For
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions since January
|. issS are Ssss So S.. There we're f4ied for
record yesterday rs deels. ,aggTegatinG
A.So62 Following is list furnished ~
the Daily Bulletin. room - Occidental
block:
Andrew J. JoSefson 10 Andrew wlnauist.
- a la So ne sec "a. - :. June is. 1924. si-t
Edward r powd 10 \. J. Fry. lots -
and y. block n Bay View al. salmon Bay.
February -. iSss $3.50.
Sheriff 30 j. W Mc5ee. lots u to "a.
block :. Hazlewooa al. sup. FEBRUARY "A.
Se4hS
I. u. Ford et ux, by ". ID. Iambuth.
attorney. 20 Elizabeth A. GARRISON, ios
Z block a. Rileys ad TO Riley $ al, De-
cslnber g. 1885, v e., 81.
Katherine Beman 20 Nathan Heman.
= int Ia 4aSla6 II In Lawton tract. January
II. 1885 ST.
Same 10 Caroline w Beman. Is int ia
same pity. January II. fSs5. S.
state 81 Washington go A. l. Fisher, 50
Sc sec -. n. 4 ~ a. January -. xz.e4a
Andrew J. Smith 81 ux. 50 Emma Cult
tesu, = ne ne ne sec L. a. :. a. f'eera-
AIRY 10. 81
Sophie J.. Brewster 20 Warren Rlchard-
sop. lot Il. block -. sup plat. kinnears
ad'' January -. 81 z0.
Angus Mcdonald TO w l. waaleigh. lots
to y. block 8. Moss al, February Is. q.
c. 81.
William u. Wood "a TX. TO J. W Moore.
LOT y, block 81. lot 4. block 81 Weodlawn
ad. Green Lake. December :, 1kas. Saa
Stuart Rice, receiver Washington Ma
tional bank. Of Tacoma, 20 Ross j Alex
andsr. an int In ne ms sec 5. Il. a. % a,
February r. a. e.. slA5
Sheriff 10 n. j. Huston. lot +. mock n.
Gilman Park. Ballard. lets 10 r. block
ie2. Salmon Bay Park al. lots I. = and
Is. block =. Gilman Park. Ballard, Febru-
AIRY Il. ss9.a7.
r. J. Huston et TX. 10 William Tabor
Rhodes et ux.. lots I. : and IS block y.
Gilman Park, Ballard, February \. a. G.,
$40
Anna Rose TO Jefferson Berg. block s.
Oneida Garden ad. January -. 81.
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Entrance 50 Gray's harbor, Washington
Notice Is hereby given that the outer bar
buoy. first class can, black and white per-
pendlcuTar stripes. lately reported gore
a8Tfff from Its noorings on the outer edge
81 the bar. - now in its old position BY
order 81 the Lighthouse Board.
q. ". FARENHGLT.
Commando. United States Navy. faspee-
tor Thirteenth Lighthouse District
Office or the United states Lighthouse
Inspector. Portland. or. Feb. d. Isl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-18
The Board OF Trade.

Chicago. Feb. T.-There was very fab
speculative trade in wheat. the market
changing with considerable rapidity within
a IfIlisc range. The feeling developed was
quite nervous and the prices for while
Irregular. but the tone was on the whole
easy. and the close showed isc decline. The
first trend Of the market was upward, the
feeling being strengthened by the better
ca bles and the cold weather. which was
thought 10 be injurious 10 the growing
plants. There were apparently good many
buying orders on the market, ami in I'LL
ing them the price vas advanced from COS
sle5tsc which was nearly sc better than
the close Saturday. But the reports from
the visible supply points soon began to.
show that there would not be such a de-
crease as had been expected New York
reported a loss OF only a little over 5000
bushels, where 1s9a9 aad been expected,
ami AZ one time it booked as though there
might possibly be an Increase. This started
general selling by the early buyers ia The
way OF liquidation, and also selling for the
short account, and IL did not take long for
the price, 20 20 OF over L. BHt later, when
h was known that there would be a hS0t
decrease instead Of an increase. as seemed
possible az one time, the market recovered
slightly.
Corn was very slightly affected by the
wheat market The demand for Eastern
SHIPMENT was better than it has been for
some time. and. with the anticipated re-
auctions In farmers deliveries. due TO poor
roads. was the main reason FOR the COM
-a-,,i,,e stes8Iness az tie prices.
- -, ,,-,tet ard only a limited busi-
- - ,,ns nriees following wheat due
.,,,.,rre narrov,lv.
r.,,-ss,,s vrers rather heavy and duh
49,. eorSs.I.rahle rortion az the day
The UNEXPECTEDLY large run OF hogs chop
- - - p. ,.s,,re4 = r.1ir, ana ,,rires
-s1s.-.e, -, an me lr.zs Al the close
Me- -,-t, mas & lower. May lard and ribs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-18

San F,ra-ris-o. Feb. T7--F7our-F'araiiy
exrraS SsaAIe. bakers extras. s. $50 2 -
sl.t,erfine. s. Ssfs9 70
yVraat-Shlgp5n wheat Stlzsz for No ].
ga s. lSs.s7LIS for Cge-cs: Eliliiag. $---'s
EE@7s
C.ats-sF.IIing -. zs-s.e. Surprise. ssgsf1
sancy feed. 81 $3.50. good 20 cAolce. tsg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-18
HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
sTEAMER nELTA.

Lay,s Warrington's dock. foot OF Wash
ington street, Tuesday. Thursday and Sat-
lr6sy al o'clock a. IN. for Kingston.
Pprt Gamble, Seabeck. Brtnnon. Holley
negatto LiiIiwAup Falls. Hoodsport and
Inlon city returns alternate days.
Pare. ~ 20 all points Freight. SOC al
PANTS Fare 10 Port Gamble, Sc
u. rRoETM-AN. Master.
n TROUTMAN. Master.