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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-27
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer e. d. Smith came In from the
Skagit river last night with stxty tons OF
hay and oats.
Steamer AI-Ki will sail for Alaska to-
morrow morning at 8 o'clock. She was
loading lumber yesterday.
Steamer CITY OF Puehla will sail for San
Francisco at 2 o'clock Saturday morning.
The Walla Walla will arrive.
Steamer L, J. Perry will come OF the
ways In day or so. and will commence
taking on cargo for Alaska.
Sloop w. T. Tickle came down from the
Snohomish river yesterday. She 10 fitting
out at Ballard for a halibut cishing cruise
Steamer W. r. Monroe left yesterday for
the Upper Skagit river, where she will be
engaged for the next two or three months
towing 100000 feet OF logs to Utsaiady.
Steamer Utopia took on 40 tons OF oats
bran. middiings and wheat at the Central
dock yesterday, two carloads OF feed and
mill stun al Lilly & Bogardus' dock. and
100 tons of -four and feed At the Novelty
mill The cargo will be transshipped TO
the steamship Warrinioo, at Vancouver
for Honolulu
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BreadstunS, Grains, Etc,


San Francisco. March d .--Flour-Family
extras 50. 1898 IS: bakers extras. t3.5aG 3sa;
superhne. g 5G3 per barrel.
Wheat-shpping wheat. slo7ss per CEN
tai for No. l. and N.0eAal.l0 for choice:
milling. s.. 2oq1. 22i2.
Bariey-Feed. fair to good. sTisa7oc
choice. 7li.a72isc; brewing. soISsi4c.
Oats-Milling. 75ds21tc per GENITAL: Sur
prise. 9odaSc; fancy feed. sctsGs6c: good to
choice, 75Qsoc: poor to fair. 67,4Gle'xc;
black. for seed. nominal: gray. 72tsgs0c
per GENITAL: red. for seed. nominal.
Receipts-Flour quarter sacks. 1889; do
Oregon. LEA; barley. centals, 7.s25: beans,
sacks. Is; corn. centais. 2.Eo; potatoes.
sacks, 1896; do Oregon. 12.o92: onions.
sacks. s.: do Oregon. 63s: bran. sacks.
iiss. middiings. sacks. s27: hay. tons. ess
straw. tons. IL: haxseed. sacks. 81; wool.
bales 31e; raisins. boxes. 800; quicksilver.
| TASKS. 7s: wine. gallons. G., 200. hides, num-
Der. 3ss.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Middlings, sIsqis5o. bran. sl.5oGla5o.
Hay-Wheat. $sIu.5o: wheat and oat.
$7.5ealo 50. oat, 81 5A8lo; alfalfa. S79o; bar
| ley. F1s: clover. 3sfs; compressed. N.sosD
10 20; stock. ssaf7 So straw. 35355c per
bundle.
Potatoes-Salinas Burbanks, eoGs0c:
river Burbanks, 5oeiioc: Oregon Burbanks.
4egG65c: Early Rose. ae15oc: new potatoes.
igiac per 10; Mereed sweets, s275f3.
egetables-Caiifornia onions. soTssc;
Oregon. s3c9sl 90; string beans, eQioc;
bay peas. 2I2isc; cabbage. 4cg5oc: garlic.
ease: dried peppers. iac; mushrooms. 5T
ie.c: asparagus. 5ocGN-2s; choice. 81. 50a;
LIS: dried okra, i2,sai5c; rhubarb, e56s0c
cucumbors. 5AcGsi; egg plant. 12,4Ii5c
Los Angeles tomatoes. SAILS.
Fruits-No. apples. s5cfsi.ss; common
| DO. sDf75c fancy do. i.5gzf2: Mexican
| lines, IS. 5oe7s: California lemons. sal Is
do choice 81 5eff2: do fancy. $3.50: Cali
fornIa seeding oranges. 81 2s5f.7s. navels,
| ssGa. Is: do. fancy. g; Hawaiian bananas,
,lG2; Blusfelds. do. s272 70: pineapp,es.
s. sol5: Persian dates. H01s: Longworth
stra ~berries. 75cGsi.i5; common DO. 4od
eoc
Butter-Fancy creamery. isisdi7c; sec
onds is7lsisc; fancy dairy. lti.ai5c; sec
onds l5t.fi4c.
Cheese-Fancy mild. new. lie; fair 10
good aTlac: young America, lIgi2c: East
ern. i?Titc
Esgs-store. lo,sTilc: ranch. ueirac:
duck eggs, I51isc-
Poultry-Tmkey sohhlers. ndlac; tur-
kew hens. Isnlsc: ROSTERS old. -: do
Young, s. s0fs 80. brofiers, small. s3d4: 10
large s5sfs 30; old ducks. ssqss: young do.
s7Is: geese, 81 50Qs; old pigeons 81 5Dlii. Is:
young DO. H.7saa; hens. says.
Wool.
wool-Fall. short. trashy San Joaquin
/ plains, 3gsc; good do sHsc: southern AMI
1 coast, sdsc. mountain woods, light and
free eJ7c. do defective and heavy. igsc-
Hops
Hops-235c per -.
! Closing Quotations.
wheat-Very dull: December, sl.07i.
/ MAY. 81 asi..
BaTley-No trading.
Corn-s5Tc.
Rran-si3.
fIaancrai.
Silver Bars ...sSS prafts-St9ht ...
Z Mex. Dollars 5fs1Ssi4 prafts-Teie. ..... III
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ana suggestions, but even they laxr~a un-
responsive 20 the ordinarily effective man
tp1iatfon- Al the same time an undersone
OF strength. chiefly due 20 the covering Of
SHORE contracts. was apparent DESPITE
sales az intervals 10 take rrcnss and the
putting cut Of new lines OF shcrss. The
cary dealings were on very moderate
scale. but the market was favorahsy az
fected by higher prices for American se-
c'iritfes In London. where the fortnight
~ settlement Was in progress The irs-
prosemsnfs As n rule, however, were con-
hned to fractions, and Q reacsionary tend
ency developed later in the day. pecid-
ed strength waa noted In . few OF the
usually inactive shares. Consolidated Gas
being the more prominent ~ a rise of
per cent. Some surprise was expressed
over the non-redection in prices Of an adj
vance in actual rates Of sterling exchange
In the forenoon TO a point encouraging
epecuia ton as TO the probable revival of
gold exports within the next two weeks
An advance Of i-c In the posted quota
tons for long and short sterling an
nounced by a leading dreyer had. how
ever. a depressing effect in the rate opera
tons. general shading in prices oe-
CURED. which impaired an easier tone TO
the closing. In most cases the leading
shares left OF without noteworthy
changes. Railway bonds were firm. on
dealings OF $7iT 200. The advances ranged
from y TO per cent.
Governments were slightly higher. on
transactions Of Siisca.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy a, SAT- per cent:
last loan. }; closed. per cent. prime mer-
camille paper. Sos per cent. Sterling ex-
change strong. with actual business in
bankers bills at sSsi. "a ssh for demand
and A.S,sIi.s 7ls fer sixty days; posted
rates. %-SsIasSis and A.S1s.s7,a: COM
mercial bills. ISL. Silver certificates.
6Sss0SSc. Bar silver. 6SiSe.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. March es.-Arrived-Cma-
tilia, Victoria and Port Townsend: Queen,
Astoria and Portland: blk Ferris 3. Thomr-
son, Seattle: sehr Okanogan. Port Gam
bic. Departed-Schr Webfoot. Gray's
harbcr: schr Baranor. Sand Point; schr
Maksoutoff. Unaiaska-
Fre.ghts-Cockermouth LIS, tons. now
on the Sound. lumber thence TO Moilendo.
prior 70 arrival, los; khorasin. Loss tons.
now on the Sound. lumber thence to VAL
paradise. Pisagua range. t2s Cd; IL 60 di-
rect port. 4as: Resale, s5s tons. now at
Hastings mill. II. c.. lumber thence to
Sydney.
Hoquiam, March Observation-Disclosures
From San Francisco. schrs Marion and
Orient. for Aberdeen; str Del Norte. for
Hoquiam. Sailed-Schr q. NJ. Kellogg,
from Aberdeen Cor San Francisco.
Pert Gamble. March 26.-Special.--Sailed
--Schr spokane. Capt. Jameson. for San
Francisco.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Board of Trade.

Chicago, March 2s--The wheat trade was
OF rather smaller volume. but fluctuations
were fully as wide as yesterday. the
opening sales were at isfi.c loss. and sold
off LRssc more. rallied iHiisc, changed
some and closed at a net gain OF lsc. The
name of Armour was at the bottom OF all
the fanoifut causes for the days strength.
Tha; Armour & Co. have themselves or
their agents chartered vessels 20 load
about $40 600 bushels Of red winter wheat is
generally accepted. Among the Influences
brought to bear on the market early. which
had depressing tendencies. were the indf-
fersnt Liverpool cables. they AnTing no
sympathy with yesterdays rally" on this
side. and then reports from Western and
Central Kansas gave very fattcring se-
counts of the condition OF the growing
wheat An influence was the large cash
business late yesterday. iiS.@o bushels be-
ing sold by one concern for spring ship
rnent and the total for today of iis,f1
bushels Export cieaTlngs at the Atlantic
seaboard showed up well, forming total
OF 4ss go bushels OF wheat and -four.
The corn market was again duh. hut the
price advanced in sympathy with wheat
and the small receipts.
Oats were firm sympathy with wheat
was TO SOME extent the cause Of the al
vance. yet good buying by shorts was the
main cause. The market was active
throughout the entire session.
The provision trade vas iigh,. and the
feeling was heavy. The packers were SELL
ers of Jsiy and buyers Of May pork and
RIBS The weeks packing In the West was
- hsa head. Pork wound up al q decline
OF zssc for the day. Lard also los; zssc. and
rfbS vera unchanged
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Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since January
/ 49, are N,s NN There verp died for
record yesterday sixteen deeds. aExrs-
eating N.7xS@ Following Is = list FUR
nisAsi by the Daily Bulletin. rcom Is, Oc-
cidertsl saock:
Sarah Alien. Thomas J. Wilson. Mary E
Williams. Eta r. Fulton ana Howard NJ
Wilson. heirs c. F. Wilson. TO A. Z. VIII
son. lot Al. block 10. Kirkland. March 9.
1S2s. a. c. 81.
City to g A. Kendall. lot 8. hock a.
Central Seattle. December 4 YSaa G@
Crete Nielsen 10 Waiter Cooper. lot Il
block I. woodtuvtile. March & 80.
Henry p. Nelson 81 ux- 10 = AZ Cuye.
W.T. LOT $40. Seattis Masonso Cemetery.
March l. SsS
Philip Hibner to n. C. Mclean, lot q,
block j. Lave view ada. March n a. q. n.
Louisa Denny to victor ". a Denny.
iots I. 10 Z. block q: ,ots Z. 4 s and 2. mock
81: lets l TO II. block a n. q. penny's
Home add. March n q. a n
Puget sound Natsona, Rank to J. n. C.
Lockwood. III feat lot :, All lets 70 4.
and n 81; Zee, let Ia siocr -. q III feet
la, . ard All lets 4 ana 4 ard n AZ rpet
lot & Mock Is. seattle rae Innds. March
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tive. few selling a. low as s.. balls. g 500
:. =. calves. ssaS.N.
Trade in hogs was again quite animated,
prices ruling Stronx and largely Sc higher.
Common TO prime heavy and medium
weights crossed the scales at e ssss 81
chiefly AZ S.se for good packing droyes,
and fancy assorted light sold at s4s74.le.
Shesfs-ReceiEts OF sheep and lambs con-
time abundant Trade vae active. at
steady prices. Common TO prime sheep
sasaele a. s. Sess4: wessern preSsominssed.
and transactions we're largely at - tsss
SIS: lambs sold At C.Es5i,@ few going
below n
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To furnish Information about splendid SEP
wee offered via The Northwes.ern Lns'
from Minneapolis ami st. Paul to Milwau-
s.s and chicago-sfs q pleasure. II
YOU eontenn plate = trip East. please
t-oo a Iina 20 +. w. Parker
Puget Sound Agent. Seattle. ard re-
eeiys Illustrated folder. free. with detailed
Information about the three superb trains
leaving Minneapolis and *. Paul every day
in tbs week. together with any special In
formation you may desire Your home
agent win sch you tickets via this drst-
class llne ard reserve you sleeping car
besths "a adyAscs. o. APPLICATION
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRS. GARLAND AND ENANGEL-

Seattle and Townsend Nesh Bay Route.
steamer Garland leaves fesler dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS AZ i-is
rs Tor po~f Townsend. Part Williams
T,srrcreSS Port Angeles. Port Crescent.
S;sftvshurg pysAt. Cisliam Bay aud Neah
Raw, returning arrives al Seattle - ..
y, ~ .sppo<tfe days. Steamer Evsngel
iSsVeS Yeslrr dock !o- Port Angeles and
NsFtorfa Mondays Wednesdays and Fri
Savs Al SD p. M. arrives Seattle alter
nate days 5 g. IA.
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TINE CARD IN EFFEc.T IAN. /

North bound-Ieayes Seattle a. m. /:
leaves Port Townsend a. m. leaves Fri
day Harbor l0.D a. m. leaves Roche
Harbor IL :io .. M: arrives at New What
com ESQ y. m.
South bound-Leaves New Whatcom 4 a.
m: leave, Roche Harbor 10 a. m leaves
Friday Harbor II a. m: leaves Port
Townsend .. m. arrives at Seattle 7:E
y. IN.
J. II. Thompson. manager-owner Lilly,
Bogardus & Co. agents. City dock.
Telephone. Main ST.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York. March g -sp~culation IL
stocks vas again today restricted. the TO
tai dealings showing only an insiguihcan
Increase over Wednesdays slim total
Prices moved irregalariy. and a, the volt
rsen 81 tire scaipers. or commission hogss
asseratfoyss there was not trace. Indus
tr7sl shares we're attempted TO tie gai
yani.ed BY the usual conflicting rVInors
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Neah Bay Buoy Ont OF Place,

branch photographic Office at Port Towns
end this evening issued bulletin warning
mariners that the Neah Bay whistling
buoy. which was a few days ago replaced
by the lighthouse tender Coiumb,ne. Is
again out OF position. several miles to the
eastward.
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND
Daily, except sunday.
Leaves Everett s:ts n. M. y. m.
Leaves Seattle ITO am. and I'D D. m.
Sundays-I.eaves Seattle 40 D. m. :
leaves Everett II a. m.
Fare-S.ngie trip. 75c: round trip. 81 z; :
connects With boats for Tacoma and Sno-
honiish.
Landing -Coiman dock. foot OF Marion
street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Trour Pres. +. ". Goodhue Sec.
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NOTICE OF SHERIFFs sALE-In the
superior court OF the state Of Washington.
FOR the county OF King. Mrs. Susan NJ.
F,neid formerly Susan ID. knowIeeD.
pialntin. vs. Henry Drum. Jessie NJ.
Drum Merchants National bank OF Ia
coma q corporation, and Robert Win
gate, receiver of the Merchants National
TANK. OF Tacoma. defendants. No. q. I'D.
Under and by virtue OF an order of sale
and special execution issued out OF the
Above named court. in the above entitled
rsgse and TO me directed and delivered,
have duly levied upon the following de-
seriscd real property. situated In King
county. Washington. to-wit:
All OF the northwest quarter On. w. "a
md the north half IN. ~ Of the southwest
quarter Is. w. ~, and the northwest quar-
Ter N. W. ~ OF the southeast quarter
o. Il. ~ OF section number ihtrty-four
"a, township number twenty CD north of
range number six 90 east OF the Willamette
meridian.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Friday, the 10Th day Of April. 1886. at
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. m. OF said day,
at the front door OF the courthouse, IN the
city o, Seattle. In said King county, I will
sell the above described property at public
agciion. TO the highest and best bidder.
for cash.
Dated this sth day OF March, 1886.
A. T. VAN DE vANTER. Sheriff.
william II. Pratt. Tacoma. Attorney.
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PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
ELEGANr DINING CARS,
TOURIST SLEEPING OARS
TO
81. Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth.
r,r.o. Srs.d Forks cr Gro s.,:
Througa Tickets 70
Chicago. Philadelphia. W .shingtep. New
York, boston and all points
East and south.
TINE SCHEDULE
In Erec. January Il lSo9
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For 81. Pau. and East I'D ,. N.
For Portland. 1:a0 and 10 ,. m
sFor Olympia and 0ray's Hasboe. ~
Fo9 rssom n 10 and Z =. m. -
AZ sffA fSs Z akpsie =; AT SEATTLE
From 81. Paul and East. AS 2. q.
Ff H% fI lymph. sna ar sSG Il a.esas.
IF :Fro IN South 3; Bend. SO r.
~, 40 ane - p n An
Trains eav,ns seattle At .. IN. and III
2. 70: make no stop between Seattle and
So 2, m, make no ssSps between Tsocms
This card subjsc, to change without
notice
Through tickets 20 Japan and China via
Northern Paoid> Stse mship Company, an
American line.
For rates. routes and other inform Atom
call on or address
!. A. NADEAU,
General Agent. Seattle
City Ticket Once. corner Yesisr avenue
and Front street.
Depot Ticket Once corner West ana
Columbia streets.
A. y. CHARLTON.
Asst. Gen. Pass Agent
No. IS Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland. Or.
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HOOD CANAL. ROUTE
L. 5. MAIL

Leaves CoimAn dock foot Of Marion
street. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
Z clock a. N for Kingston, Port Gamble
se2beck, Brinnon. Holley. Dewstto. LIlli-
waup Falls. Hoodsport and Union City.
Returns alternate dayA
d. TROCTMAN, Master.
FRANK W. GOODHUE, Agent.
Telephone, Red ST.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
IN(sT1N EOfvTE

mail, leaves City dock. foot of Main street.
at $50 a. m: arrives at Sidney at 1918 a.
m. Arrives at Silverdale al 10 m. Leaves
sliverdaie at 1915 .. m: leaves Sidney on
return at p. m Daily. except Sunday.
Fare, &c. L. ". Robinson. master. Lilly.
Rogardus & Co, agents. Telephone, Main
q
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COMPOSITION In nonparesi. ninion. bre-
vier or long primer faces on the follow
ing size bodies. Nonparesi or snsnion. not
sxceedyny IL ems plea; brewer. not ex-
ceeaing Is ems plea: ioag primer. not ex-
eesslne "A ems plea Special terms %
large orders. Address Fost-lnte'iigsscsss
Seattle, -
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sAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail leaves City
dock. foot OF Main street. Monday, We'd
needay and Friday at a. Sn- for Port
Townsend. San Juan islands and New
Whatcom. Returning. leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. at
Z Q. NJ.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
Time CARD in Ersc, June !. iSs

s..t.f. Everett and WhateNrs route
sf.,e al Washington leaves Seattle daily.
sx~~c. SATURDAY. AZ 10 .. m.
SEATTLE ard Ia CoSnsr roHi = = isssNea
% T. IA -. ~,
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COOK INLET.

The cotton steamer UTOPIA will sail
for Slx-Miie Creek April l. The only
steamer that can land passengers az the
mines.
GAIT CHESTER. Plot
J. q. HESTWOOp. Agent
Oiypic block. under y, +. ticket Office.
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40 ,o san francisco,

Including berth in Tourist Sleeper: Hs. IN
clutstnx berth In Pullman Sleeper. for
train leaving rs p m. March .. south-
ern Pantac Ticket once. SO First avenue.
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wHATCoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE

STEAMER BAY CITY
Leaves City dock, foot OF Main street,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at D.
m. for Anacortes. Fairhaven and What-
com. Returning. leaves Whatcom Sunday.
Wednesday and Friday at s p. m Fare 81
Lilly. Bogardus d Co.. City dock. Agents.
Phone. Main 81.
W. II. ELLIS. Owner.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WffI.APA.

Capt, George Roberts
Leaving Seattle for Alaska April l..
1875. and every fifteen days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates Apply TO
J. q. CARROLL. Agent.
Schwahacher dock. Tel. Pike g.
CHAs. (. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
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THE VANCOUVER ROCTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia. J. A. q fsrseH. Master
Leaves Tacoma, l. noor. Seattle. lesier
wharf : u m. Mondays and Thursdays
for Port Townsend. AnaccFtes. Fa.Thaven.
New " haicom. Blaine ami Friday Haroor
ard Vancouver. arriving Vancouver y m
following day
Fare to Blame. s.. fare TO VaScouV~r g.
For further Information apply 10 Nesler
Wharf.
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YLY ON THE -riYn-

UEATTLE TO TACOMA
four round trips daily, except Sunday.
An oae hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
route. a. follow.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY 4
TINE CARD.
Single fare bsc, round srtp. Il
Leave seatfle-sslS. lis q N: s.E, e:1g
m
Leave Tacoms-s1n d IA: I. an 4 .. N
9USDAT6
Leave 9easfie-7 q m: y n: gp. m
Leave Tacoma-s>D a. m: - IL D. N
Landing a. Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
rfoa street. Seattle
Sundays. steamers Flyer and States q
Washingfo0. fare TO-.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. March a.-Wheat-valley e0c
Walla Walla. 57d5Tsc per bushel
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~oTrrE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM THE
Ss1eSrsor Court Of the State Of Washing
- for the County OF King. Jacob
rsrto. plaintiff. VS. George H. Shell
asns,sI Hesfchu. G. II. woodard. r, Il
srpold aad James H. wooIery. defend
rnssr Ard By virtue Of m execution is-
- out Of the above named court. ia the
800 entitled cause, and 10 me directed
80 dslIverea have duly levied upon ali
- r1zhi, title and interest Of the de-
esrssr, James IL Woolery. In said writ
- property. situated IN King county.
washington. fo-wit: Lot nine 81. block
s.rssy-s~~en go. OF u. t. penny's Fffth
s1sision 10 North Seattle. lot seven IN.
sssrx nirery-tbree go. Of u. T. Denny's
y,rs, ADDITION 20 North Seattle; lot i've
g. section tweniy-three CD. township
,renty-foar cd north. range seven q
ssst. IN. undivided one-fourth Of block
s~rs41u CD T. Hanford's addition 10
s1a,b Seattle; the undivided one-fhiri OF
- one o. 10 eight go. block twelve On,
4 Cove addition. the east half OF the
~ Of section thirty-fivs cs0. townshis
,ssnty-six f2) north. Of range I'VE ts)
sess- The undivided half of lot eleven Gil.
Esek elxhr cj, Ross Second addition; lots
- IN 70 six 90. OF block six 90. OF Plat
So, one %. of West Side addition to Yves,
SasIce is therefore hereby given that on
rr!aay the I7ih day OF April. 1896. ar the
hour Of 10 o'clock a m. Of said day, al
ne front door OF the court house. In the
<sfv OF Seattle, In said King county, will
vi the above described property At public
seton, to the highest and hes, bidder.
DATED this 18th day Of March. 1854.
A. T. VAN DE vANTER, Sheriff
Carr A. Preston. Attorneys for Piaintie.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
Sss. ~'N"h '"N So ~
fe- San Frarcisc Via Port Townsend
-. ictoria. AZ a. m. passengers re-
IA o. W. ""'N'' - -
AeSka-Nareh : 8 and Is at q. N.
IN saa Franc SEQ for Victoria and
soHai aorts al T. IL. March ). 70.
- ."Aeis nay be obtained at the Office os
NS,aI ans a; Ocean dock. Seattle.
~ = TRON BRIDGE. T :. Sups.
g4lAi}. PERKINS & CO.
HeAefal Agents. san Francisco.
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n q q. LINE6KAGTT RIVER HOC1E
WEEKLY TINE CARD.
STEAMER CITY or CHAMPAIGN
Leaves seatt,e-Mondzy. March 9. 1T II
midnight. Thursday, March q. az q m I:
Saturday. March =, al a. m Leaves
! a. m: Friday, March z. q, q m: Sun
day. March =. NJ - D. m Calling At Tu-
Ialip going south Sunday ana north Tues
day. Calling At Edmonds. Richmond.
non and Avon
STEAMER CLAN NDONALD.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday at I q N.
for Etmonds- Everett and Snohom.ah
river points Landing At City dock. Sc
attic. Going through 10 Tacoma Tuesday
and Saturday.
LILLY. BoGARDUs 4 co. mo.
Tel Main g.. Owners and AanAgerA
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.


Between Tacoma and Victoria B. c.
.!0pmlLvl Nj. Tacoma ..HlolArt t:sopm
10 0flmlLvl 81. Seattle - So Ar 23Opm
iisamlLvj 72IPt. Townsend ssAr Ii :sSsm
<:l5amlAr ii0l.. Victoria ..iMLvl s.30am
sDaily except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes hrst-ciass accom-
moda tons. carrying both freight and PAS
scneers. and leaves from Yesler wharf
Seattle.
For rates. etc, inquire OF
s. @. yERKES
Yesler Wharf Seattle
T. A. NADEAU,
General Agent n. r. r. r.. Seattle