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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
MKENzIE GORDON COMING.
Ninth Entertainment OF Star Course
TO he the Best of the season.

The Star-Course Committee OF the
Young Mems Christian Association has
undoubtedly succeeded in placing before
the people Of Richmond a most excel
lent course OF entertainments. Tho eight
entertainments that have already been
given have been of a high order. and
several of them of a class that Is sell
dom booked where the season ticket Is
sold at such a moderate price.
Mr.. Mckenzie Gordon. of New York
city. the famous tenor OF st. Bartholo-
news church, who appeared In this
Wednesday Club May Festival OF last
season, and so completely captured Rich
niohd. win be the, star OF the enter
tainment next Friday night The other
artists OF the evening will be Miss Ber-
tina Lucas the gifted violinist OF Wash.
ington. or Miss Lucas, the Washington
Post SAYS: 1.-THE name OF Bertha Lucas
is too well known TO all the musical
people of Washington TO require any par
ticular comment. Her tone and her
bowling are smooth. and her execution
certain. She played with depth and
feeling that touched the hearts or her
listeners"
Miss Irene Rowland monologuist, OF
the capital city. will add greatly 10 the
evenings entertainment. In speaking of
Miss Rowlands appearance, the Wash
ington Times says: "a new monooguist
burst upon Washington last evening-a
monologuist, too. who is clever as she
is beautiful. and who is an artistic OF
rare power and ability. Miss Irene Row
land made her appearance before an
audience most select, and altogether too
large for the cosey little theatre. With
the ease OF an actress Of years or ex-
perience, this young lady, not yet OUT
OF her teens, impcrsonated line OF
characters extending from the lghtest
comedy to tragedy OF the somberest hue"
Professor Jacob Rheinhardt. OF Rich
mond. will be the accompanlst or the
evening.
The Star-Course Committee Is 10 ba
congratulated in arranging an evenings
entertainment Of so great merit. He-
menyl had crowded house, and tho
indications are that Mr.. Gordon and the
other artists will appear before tho
largest house i'm the history OF the
star Course Season tickets have been
sold 10 within $50 seats OF the limit or
the house. The box-ofiice for tho re-
serving OF seats will open Wednesday
morning March 3lst. at o'clock. A
seat will be- retained I'm the house for
every season ticket that has been issued.
but. as In the past, it will be hrst come
| first served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28
As one OF my friends said. beauty una

As one OF my friends said, beauty una
dorned VIII adorn the beauty.
1t is likely we shall see the lace-trlin-
med handkerchief IN favor soon Tor
everyday use. For a long period the
lace handkerchief was only possible Win
evening dress. and was, in fact, mere
postage-stamp of the finest lawn win
deep border Of lace. The present fashioh
of handkerchiefs is edged with the mar
row Valenciennes. They are Of a sensi-
HE size and with the simplest cut hem
on the finest linen lawn manufactured.
There are Eastern styles i'm 1ewelry Just
as there are in dresses, and this year the
peridot is high in favor. Its dark. rlch
olive-green color affiliates well with the
sparkle OF diamonds, or some gem OK
appropriate color.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

resident and merchant Of This county
who has been merchandising in Alexan-
dria the past year. has removed TO King
George and opened a store several miles
from the courthouse.
Owing TO the low prices Of small grain
our farmers have seeded but little area
20 oats this spring and several who
seeded last fall will replough the land
and plant IL in corn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-28

The growing introduction Of ductile iron
Is pointed out by a writer in Engineering
as an important feature in the mechanical
world. Its tensile strength is represented
to be 5000 pounds and more TO the square
inch. and. after being heated to dun req
and plunged into cold water. 1t can be
filed easily showing that II takes no tenn
per. Specimens are mentioned when
have had portions heated ana Drawn ouI
under the hammer after being tWlsieu
cold, without fracture, and, In another
case. a heavy chain, the links or when
were cast open, then Joined ana "elueu
without the use OF fiux; Also waive stems
crank shafts and other similar pieces
finished TO pattern IN a lathe and EXHIBIT
ing surfaces without a blow hoie, lhltl-
cate castings, too. being reproduced resu,
larry without failure, Wnlle, as u WI
known, not ineonslderaDie petcen'a s -
Of losses has attended other methods LOT
the production OF very strong eas1lhss'
One OF the most interesting purposes loi
which the wonderful strength testing ma.
chine at the Massachusetts, institute .,
Technology is made ayaiiabie Is .ial co. ~,
testing large beams, columns, &c, loi
buildings. with the minutest accuIasS
Formerly the strength OF WOODEN peana
was ascertained by builders W 'e s,'an
small pieces OF the same KIND OF VIZ
a. nar, bv what these small sections ex
bShited In making such calculations t ns
small np1ifu pieces tested were taken perfectly
clear and free OF knots. and allowance
was made for the weakening OF the beams
by the imperfsctions In t tnepi AS a. mi.
institute on entire beams. " was showI
mat this allowance was not nearly iafg'
enoneh and that really beams had thus
been figured on TO carry ioaus mn ~.
would bring them dangerously near ths
hrsal1inc noint. Tested by this machine
great timbers. after resisting, TO their ut
most bend upward and then break Win
| tremendous, rending crash. -----
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Feb. May wheat. who's
closed Saturday with sellers az sSAsc.
opes2@1 weak today ~ ~ dsclIas. the
trst transactsoT4s b. that sptson being
made al 55AsS87sc Various causes contrib
wtea - ths opening wes krsas sss most
important. however, being the gradual
elimination Ok the European war scare
as f4ozsF as was evidenced tsotn BY tho
sS3vanee II GFfrxSn exz1soss ard the lower
quotations 2rogn nearly al taa Engsis1
a1a continental grain markets. LzVer-
Tsool caBss1 that the coasszapstve demand
fer wheat was Disappointing. explaining
thereby eae.ine OF I'D Per cezaa& A. ths
opening.
NsFrtsg vess receipts we're rather Dssrfnh
AZ frsI sight Minneapolis and Duluth go
parted - zU1AI O. @9s cars. compared with
- .AEt week ard - on the correspond
ing day Of tbs year as1ors. bat tns large
hE1res we're eS plains4 By th@ fact that
they represented ths EessspLs for two
days
weakness apparent. for Gas 1ES2rsx bear
ing On tee world g supplies ss1n ca0asd Q
better feeling. The official worlds e1zfr
znaGss - E1aroEps amounted 20 oEly &sss.es9
bushels. cseg GEss4.sgEs e1saess ass than
had been exgseese1. 9n1 the wosscs VS.
GEe. as finally reported. gave the week
zssersass a. ts4z - nashs.s, rsarly 5s1aaa
more than was expecs ri Tns total nov
Ga sight - $s.zs.99 busAeis. compared
Nfth . 60 .Aw bushels al the correspond
4ng ginae q ne year baf1Ts- Tns QFess -
gsauLs1y - less thar EAs 81 ire vissD3s
east 3we.
Esaslasess vas snaaz anf chiefly caz9rssi
- soea4 operators. They were snofsrei 20
auy a. toe oo@a.Eg eeG4ine. and u4An&ga1
% get the Price ~ % lszsc after sn szsST
sgruxgss. Tnsn &hs aemsFa3 ceased, al
SAsa chose wAs wished - En41s1 ssaAa
10 5gyars q decline wz4 4n&sot4a0se-
May work@z gr4d9Aasy -Sogu Easl4 sSoEE
al hogr from Eh@ close r tg<csed ~
reaction then occurred. tire STa9s nns44y
resting a. IN EsszaAE caa4az oGlnE dis
sppcsatsrx1Y wesx-
Eusfne@s n corn was ryo1. EacTs AsTfT-
3-v ksssrsx ohasrEaess RI Inc 20 taaR tor a
soax E-se- TIE 6sy up%-ss1 quietly, BOT x
va ~1yz eFszsnx th2s tES s-1z-EssRg cSz1-
s8uxent wax snErs and determined ID
cover -ks1r eSo-ss Tss1st@1 "a q s1s-
Srautfst as3Tan-s. n1ost & WASH "a scat
Eate~ xasa wheat 6sgsfogs~@ e@c4e@- weak
ress re visible szp2sy csS-s@seS 1s9zss-
90 1ash@s. E1pSrE esozr&ncss nza1szat@1
:, 80 90 nush<xs NAY cf~nc5 Asc tows-,
a. 2x..c tog2rA~s1 &Saa1. advanced 20 zszse,
sksa Feasxs1 ~ 3&i~c. w1~re q closet
Oats aars szts.sns>4 - EyEnzess. q. x1s1Ka
esvsensEsg Gssg5A14y weak IA c0mnzon wssa
- he&8 szs3 cora.
Tsr0zsxsoaz wers sesA<v and &sxlacsln@1
80 <ssz 1issurse1 oTsr tas G2<s1zt!sz.s 81
s1s zr4x2 Gs~<As-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24

go ~ such persons r.xrersivssr. a-S
- - rezS1rer IS hereby a.tnc-T-A-s
-. asE~css1s Epsoz presentation ct saaen
$500. 20 pay the amounts naraef
1E@ oCt q SAID Soca1 irszsnox ems
.-H1. scoE the surrender 20 hirz az so
rsssspts issszess ~ sad treasurer FER sara
go 3 This or3fnanee shaH take srsc4
aA1 Se "a force from ar1 ars~- f.x
rassaze ard approval. 4 approves ~ TIE
- D3. Otherwise 80 shalf s4ke s~z-s a.
sc Ehhe = shzil become a "a ~ Under fk~
psgEissorss OF the city charter
$3.50 tne CITY council fh@ fstA 6ay az
1ser1tFys lsF. and ~tgne1 5v TIE II e,-sx-I
- ssssasn 10 zutneatteatt9n % rs passags
eblS 4Sth day q February. 1sg7.
j. < CREIGHTON.
President % she CITY fsezgTY~si.
Approved ~ ne ta.z zzr1 day & F.sssrs-
"a ~ Ast. ". Z. WOOD.
Esled By n. sais zrd DAY Of resruarx.
eAEts<i. WILL H PARRY.
CITY Comptroller ard Ex-ofaeso c4rv
Published February "a fss-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
MfninE stocks.
SEsT YORK MARKETS..
The Beard OF Trade.

Nrvv YORK. rsb zs-Ta@ profas EioTssi
%~zEs~a sre-- fsEaV cn TIRE stock az
sesa1xe watching for TUTORS % events.
ke,~~s,s- trivial they might &c. tnat could
a. sarw degree saEert fh@ price o. So
~-s-ifses Es1 shares were 5sA1E i1 srd
~sarsv -zis were tzsssTytsls tobacco.
Sews~ swa Leather Each OTe ~ these
VS. Influences ~ q special c1asa- sd
as~h rad A marked eject o. tbs s~asTal
-sa~k=s BY reSsor % trs small woss2e %
sratsnz RsEaralGg L@sthsr. rz1rDo-s were
<srcufAtass taNr Ire <orThes9za5ns AHnsast
r@-o-~- wcul3 Ehox = mos &3s0oszrz g1nss
ssssrfsgfsx~~ OF a~agrx 20 have existed -
ire trade agrIng the year.
esaa ~ TIRE fact that sns president %
fhe company ws2 20 90 On ere stand 6Ir-
fux re DAY before ERE legislative trust
f-sve<.s cation Committee Sugar 6eel11ed
N ~yrzpaEny and also ~ rguaors % ~
sawarah8@ legislation r. %mw 1~rSGy
Sxs4rxf s-ataag-txA eSorpssrss1o-s-
Th1 rrsawg1srt Gf tnss group o. ss9ries
brought tns decisive fU1asxSe f. the MAI
kes. ans ss@ 6oEu waF& movement ~
es4veA flxrrae3 frzp@t2s froEa tie persist
sns ruua~E that CoBs21-ffezs. LIE lad
rraS The authoritative Segta3 ~
Gen Lee 20 Sas As~Eexsfed Press NAs .
factor Ia tha rally s&ssr Ii Shs dsSs sas
for rA4 tErze th@ ess.iln. IN TIE Ezals-fTtsls
prov1a an Erres<&s1ssaa factor IN dsgSe@s-
Tx fka whole market
TIE saE1s-x usnxezzau. rer%tEea IL rnecE
fxcEz ia &z194zGezzsss - Sss esG-&rs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24

= 90 Finch, ares rsnesnx. Ne 1. c-
inch. So Nc = -. y or ehArpes rustic.
2sa4 1rCn sang wight @tss -. Ss1tA
- - sls9aeg lass 80 se2ntl.azs sesga.
boards. is-sneh and -. Se642 Bsxsl sid
tng 1ss- skzch. Lied. SSEf1s. Eelkrg. y, 5ssa-
et g plata, Nos. l. ard 3 ~ i-ca.
aes rs. Nos- :. ard :. ss-.nch. Lee Is.
1s2.h- - rs weight s5tls. kssz. Sl-1A
Washington Red Cedar Lan5sT- 2oagh-
ngs AsFe. ss@lzg, weight. 90 rs. 3D.
zf4s-aA Se5A1SS, wssEhkss Nos. I, axf1 :,
sexs-sEes. ..Ss Is. Mes. :. aid : %~xs-
sach. l9Y rs. Nos. l. snG :. AxS-iE2sn-
- iss. ss@<5. wa!nseosing, slaez1L Rus
Shingles. & ons-tnzh Hnssa. =. q ard
= fsHls s&SA IAscz 1a&sn. s@s1@s Ss-
car saaarss. Z. :, sad - fees. S-taS3
h4t;.as. % &C peg 10 snsAl feet k's-S-
KEn-arssd. 81 Ia advances es Erssn- Drax-
Brses-corasnor. sssso per II: pressed.
lament e0bs.ns1-POraaaa. K 3. :,
LIN. esoesiaxa-AI brAsas naGs On the
Plaster ooessusp-GO.asn cate. PER eSl.
Psaster Hasr Csosblasl-wasAsa. sc per
n: aawssh~1. 414e per 70.
NgsceIEa "a oas.
-{Joeblng }-Seattss Ssvon. as. sc;
Iees, s.. Electro. 2as. $40; los, g 81.
Gilbert & Co.. Dora. l1s S. Is. - sc
Cortlne. isss. s@, rs. sc. saesi5ts
rs, 81: 1aa~. H5. Proctor s. Ssmsle's
Tvory 4as, s. S. 1oos. 81 CASTLE white, L
1iSc per 70. CASTLE notified. lee.
(Jo5olazt-Plug. eaewsnE. Cft-
max. s1es star. &C; Horseshoe &c, spesr-
head. 1sc. Piper hisidsleck, eSc. Scroll
Tag. s@ize; Sun Tag, Per n. s-azoi Some
thing Good. Sc slne eat, chewing paiL
i9s g @s87 20, smoking. twist SOC. &c:
l1-oz. &C; Cable Coll and a-oz plugs. &c
Seal % North Carolina. rs. per n 9ocs
~ 5sc; Lime Kiln. 2-ox. sc. 4-oz, Sac
MsstiT Is sac. IS SIC
Paper oing(-Csrooers' straw, she,
butchers straw, zlzc: No. ? MANILA, Sac
No. ] MANILA. 5a&c. paper bags. % snd 10
per cent. of list; gray express, 5ase-
Eags-tJ o1b4rsgf -s3rzl1, per leo, Se-Se; olSs
per leo. A.sea5.
Coal.
Coal-(y yholesaia ard refsil(-Douhie
screened. $3.50 Per tan average, IN car
load lots. 80; nut, s. - per ton. New
castle screenings. s. SO Black Diamond,
s. per ton; Cumberland blacksmith. E5.S0
per ton. May Creek s..
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
MARINE NEWS

HOCUTAN Tsh g1-Arrfye3~-Fo~ Afp-
ertaerr. acNr Fammie Adele frgxn Mexico
ara sEnor TrEsc kee. frvTn ssu fEafcaseo
FaavazYY sB-ArrzveS-@Ssrer CogUiss
River from SAn FFaneAseo. for H0qssafn.
Thla "a her uaaA1sm trip.
February Z1-Sa tsS--SehT DefaateT.
from Aberdeen for San FF&acss~o.
San ERASCT&lD. FEES. &z5&lieS-~
gtusF y asaEnetEe. for 3e>ls-
VALPARAISO. Jan. i&-ATgivss--CshA
81 T'ernncs3. from Port E1aksley.
LIZ &HkN1DEA Fe5. --AgTswsH-~fsr h<
Efrhfs fon. from Victoria
YOKOHAMA Feh. Z-Arrfye1- EsE
sfFsg - coma. from victoria
ANTW ERP. Fee @isASa1Sss-EF TX
ClsRssr.kn. for CsrsHaE.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. Feb. sa-siiver. 70 lisa
SUnS0ls. IlS@
Nav Y0RK. FEB. a-The Evening
Pests L0ndoa sranCial Cablegr2zn says:
TIC reported arraistiee IN the East
caused , further sharp recovery to-day IN
tne leading stocks. Consols closed At
ll4As. vseu~ rails. foreigners aud other
securities were symeA1haEseaily batter.
except SaanlSa sec urtx4ss, watch have
fallen ! per cent ArgeAtines we're strSng
On the decliae In ths acid Uranium. Amer
leans we're steady and closed aTna- Quite
the feature. however. Is the aataess %
kAGsFs TIE causes being stale bull iiQut-
datsous, leading 70 oHe failure TO-DAY, and
also rae course o. proceedings o. the
South African investigating ocmuaittee.
taS eGher With vague reports % bad news
from kAs cape, What = Qalts evsdens -
that naany mines are wanting fresh cap
ttal. which II does not seem likely the pub
lie viii supply.
TIE Paris haarxa WAS Arm early IN tha
day. but closer weaker On the break in
spanish securities
Tho Berlin market was fsrEn.
Hreadstuns and eraias.
LIVERPOOL. Fab. l--whaat-Spot
quiet: No. : red spring. Is stsd: No. /
California. ~ ID Futures opened quiet
and lad lower. closed steady, with near
positions nd lower and distant positions
4G&d lower. business about equally 6is-
trtsuted; February, - Sasa. Aareh. IS sad:
May. ts sd. Jaly, 60 tAad
Sorn-spot auI. American mixed new.
- ed. Futures opsDed Easy With near
and distant positions ~ ed lower; h4xi-
ness about equally distributed. February
and March, 2 sNd. April - 81, June =
FIour-.stsaay. demand poor. ST. Louis
fancy winter. - sd.
4sonx-At Toy,son Yaas-4ac coast 81 ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

TATOosH. Eco. e. 4 D. Special
Barometer, - Is party cloudy. wind
southwest. mflea Inward, Barksutlna
@ksz4t. IN tow OF the Tee. 81 TO .. m
taree-fnfaate-d Schooner outside. bound
IL
NEAR BAY. FEB. - =. r. Special
Part cIaa3Y. calm Tugs Sea Lion ard
LnFTe ln bay
pORT ANGLES. Frb. 4p. n.--spe-
clsi- Barometer. - IS. c3etsdy. wiaa wess.
Z utE@s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24

BOSTON, Feb. 27.--Whlie che salas in
the wool market show q considerable
diminutton the market holds arm a2
prices strong Territory wools are stili
meeting some sale GA about tho same
basis OF prices. bar no advance in values
can yet be noted. Fleece wocls are ia
moderate supply. with values. rfrUu :.
although sales were only moderate
Australian woois received q boom in
sales during the past tea 6ayS. over
a,oao.es pouads being snld az firm prices.
Territory wool-Aionfana FIRE. sstJ!ic.
secured SOC g.; staple 3fslS5a. Utah.
Wyoming, etc.--Nediuus. S8ftc. secured.
COG G-c. ssaple s4GNsc.
California wpois--NorLAern srrang, LIB
lee, secured. xssfSse. middle county
spring, s%t1ec, secured 1sg 60.
ustraisan-sScoured basis eoFnifng su-
perfine. s7UASc. comblng good. 4e@iSSr. DO
Cite
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- :. n force from and after It's
fri - - SguroSz1. IL approved ~ tns
fs<ezss -<-srxtss t. shsE take effect az
=, 49,, r:se i STA 5s.5sne = = = uE'a~r the
xrefls,ss'~ - f-fv CGurcs. he 18th fsy
Psssss-,.erv. fss7. aud signed oy rne ga
q -, II Az Ia afieaSto1 o. Is c2Ss-
cps1 - - go - Fs1r9sry, fksg.
sss Us !. T. CREIGHTON.
r~<xsssr& 0f tae City Cossnefl-
- re tnls 70 day u Feb
a1g.s- ". 2. WOOD.
rszr1s MAJOR.
....s .x ga :hfs 70 ozy % February.
FL WILL Il PARRY.
As'e sss-,vs7tros.s AID sX~CGle45 Csgy
Cssrk
ss~@A--s5s.a February "a IsS-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-24

WAes.-~FsA-asry &c. May. s5SA
Corn seTsszry, -. AAy. essse
IaGs--k'eSrssry. zsA<cs Nav. - @T-kc.
TcrS--keoFnsry. <sSs, May, SIS
Isrss-kSesroSrv. s. ssss; May, nssn -
Hssos--F'esga arr. s4eSs Nay. tAes.
E5&x--Fs<s4SsSc@
sTSrzc4 hy--x@6A
Rye-E%c
BAra&y---49sxTc.
Live stock
Catsfe--Ta cattle safes were or rssis
81 2ssss@4sS. stockers ard feeders, xssfe5
-. coNs. E&fsA@o. ke1fe-s. a-1Ss- -,
hGAs. s. SsslS =. calves. 81 s1z5SS.
ki0xs-ScsnEEs0n 10 prime droves sSld A.
s. 80 S. sales oc&ug largely At sac
GSa. With heavy packing lots a~2A.SSS
gses. A@esS-s&
SAs~D-S@sss werr on a basis % 81 SSa8
= - fer few tntegiox ssecks. ~ % 81 u
&&@S Tor a fsw prime natives. AexicAns
agg1 Wessarns he4G az s. oH31, ye2rlsags.
sssass. samAs. S. O. * A few ferss-tva-
pound spring iazssas sod 81 IS per sas
pounds
ReCe4pss-catsls. sse. hoSs. @.oaa:
sheep. s.ssa.
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- - =. -.


VNallNANCE No. ts1S-An ordnance
saestiag the contract for the Improve
N e Garfield street and FIRST Az.
~eFA ur1sr Ordinance Nc AK
Aa-anrlEluE tAe rerarafur 81
rfs PAID tnse lsscaI Inpravarnrnt
th& District Ne. IIA creatsss 20 g.
- .ss eosi ana expense - said ina
=. e 8 oraalas3 sy ths cry 81 Seattle
- ga 3 Thst the contract satare~4
oHtWee1 To gNty az Seattle aas 81
= 'sstets Tor fse Improve efrent - Car
s.feez aEf f~st Avenue Sarth. un-
49,, la1cs f, Is AgVspy cauce5e8 snd
49, ans se.& J. A bailey sra as
i,~es.ss<n So 2r~ehy efstSss1 frurs an
49, @ncft Hi3 ccntFaef and ~.
- - Aifee 90 secure fhe rer earnlsr-e
- e asae ter safa , A Bailey hsvtsS
',s,ss-s& t'r tHe cancellation = sad
.~slatt ant more char SIX rsee-Rs 49,
80 sEsft E1ca So cCntract w@a en-
49, TIE asaNrr ara city xerrntrss;fs-
So. 10y aata -r5ses ana es4re,-te~f %
E-,.-~.r 1fr4zifs toaNa sRcn sasa fo-s6
So eft farf g. stfb-- Ne. "a IN
49, - easa an& every person who has
- ~NHtf 1880 ssi3 fan3 efs a,ceuns
e. - lesi et e. nay she cost
'AFF weren't for tAs amounts
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Total sales.
Visible Supplies.

RahpftFs.
The visible supply O. grain February y.
as complied by the New York Produce Ex-
change. was as follows:
Wheat, &. 81, 600 bushels. decrease. i.48s.-
Corn. Is a0o bushels; increase. z0ls eco.
Oats. Is SIS 80 bushels. increase III 019.
RYE. So GO bushels: decrease. "a 90
Barley, S.ss9.o 30 bushels increase. IL 600.
Flour.
Flour-Receipts = 800: exports. @17J
barrels. Duh and generally easier. par
ticularly for spring patents. Winter ex-
tras. S.Eag3ee.
wheat
N-heat-Recespts Sc 20: exports Sc ga
bushels; spot weaker: No ! hard, Sss
Options closed weak al f%4IEsc decline:
No. 2 red February. s9ixo: May, so. u
- i~lsc. closed Sic.
Hops-DuIl.
wooi-Qulet.
Fig Iron-DuIl: Southern. s1a1fi2:
Northern. sie.5cel2s3.
T'rfl-sDail. straits. Sl3EaI3B. plates
quiet.
spelier-Donestic ssdAl0.
Lead-Stronz; brokers'. Sae5. exchange,
s7zTsz9ss0
Co1es-Options closed quiet, unchanged
Jobeins. leisc; mid quiet.
sugar.
Sugsr-Raw firm. resue6 quiet
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MARTINI L RECORD.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland Or. Feb. g, 1853.
Fair; cooler.
r. s. PAGuE. Fcrecasser.
4. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI~
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Feb. q. 1855
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NOTICE Of sHERTFF~s sAI4F.--In re
Superior Court % the STATE OF Washing
ton. Tor the County - King. Joseph y.
storey. plaintiff KS. Frank p Andrews
ard Lizzie Andrews and Fred Z. san
der Incorporated. q eorpcraf13A de-
PENDANTS No. Zt&
Under ard b virtue 81 81 crser q sale
ard SPECIAL execution. ISSUED out e the
ahova-named court, In tse aoovs-en;itiea
action and 20 IRE directed and delivered,
/ have Galy tevte.3 upon ts@ tci}S ~ iElE-eio-
z-rinea real property. situated tE said
king county, Washington. to-wit- LOIS
axe g ard six ta ~ block three fsl. =
Fss.xfAn He4xhts addition 20 the City Of
seattle. n kinK county. state % VASE
fngton. according 90 the officially record
atf Ygat thereto. toEetheT Win all ard sir
s,gslar ths ssusrnents. herSstitA1sents and
aaaarfsaAnces sharsunto ee4o1gtn&
Notice Is therefore hereby given taaf ca
F>~5Hav. she i91h day % March. 1Sss, 81 the
SOAR ~ ID cFcl,sck g. IA % said day. A.
she front soor 60 the eoarthoase. Il fhs
cftv 81 Seattle n sssa k&ng county. Z vii
sss4 tha ahave-teser5h@a properly a. pan
nc auction. - the hagaesi A1a best oaG-
der far eash.
nataa gAls ssh szy ~ February 1s2s.
Wa T. MOVER. Sheriff.
Mcclure Bass. Attorneys
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. Fee g 1857.
Excharses at TIE Seattle tacoma zs9
Portland clearing houses to.sy were:
Etez-ane8 Balances
.Seztfla .. .....2 - SO Il xS =
1cN1<f4 --s-=- $50 ~ fS--@S -
F~uflA@<z1 -&1-%@ 90 ess5& &
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The Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s-~Tcdsy's state
rnens OF fhe condition or the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. $1fhs54.
-, geld reserve. N&7.Tss fse.