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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-12-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the estate of Francis NJ
Breedlove, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
Francis II. Breodlove, deceased, to the
creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to eX-
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within one year after the date OF the first
publication of this notice, to the said adj
ministrator at his residence at Friday
Harbor, in San Juan county, state of
Washington, the same being where he
transacts the business Of said estate.
Dated this 3rd day of November, n. D.
1897 l.. G.. LARSON,
Administrator of the estate of Francis
NJ. Breedlove, deceased.
III. S. King, attorney.
Date of first publication Nov. 4, 1897.
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No. 27OS.-
Notice Of Application to Purchase Tide
Lands.
Office of Commissioner of Public Lands
Olympia, Washington.

O1IlcC OI CO1ltiIfISSlOnCI Vi L uUllC [
Olympia, Washington.
Notice is hereby given that VIM. Crab
am, of Richardson, State of Washington,
filed an application IN this office to pur-
chase the Following described Tide Lands,
of the second class, situate in San Juan
county, Washington, to wit:
All Tide Lands of the second class
owned by the State of Washington,
situate in front of, adjacent to, or abut-
ting upon the upland described as Lot 3,
Section IA, Township 81 North of Range
2 West Of the Willamette Meridian, hav-
ing a total length Of 25.66 chains measured
along the United States government me-
ander line, according to certified copy of
Surveyor Generals field notes filed with
said application September IL, 1897.
Any person desiring to protest against
said application may do so within thirty
days from and after date Of first publica-
ton of this notice.
Date Of first publication this 2lst day of
October, A. D. 1897.
ROBERT BRIDGES,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
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Estate of John T. Mckay, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrative of the estate OF
John F. Mckay, deceased, to the credit
ors of, and all persons having claims
against, the said deceased to ex hibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, with
in one year after the first publication of
this notice, to the said Administrative at
her residence near Roche Harbor, in said
San Juan County, the same being the
place where she transacts the business of
said estate.
AURELIA MCKAY,
Administrators Of the Estate Of John F.
Mckay, Deceased.
w. II. THACKER,
Attorney for tho Administrative.
Dated this Goth day of October, A. D.
1897.
First publication October 81, 1897.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Seattle. WASH, Oct. 20, 1897.

Notice is hereby gwen that the follow
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Wednesday,. Oct. 18th. 1897

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

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Commissioner of Public Lands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-01

100 n Il we': RI. ' sss r :5as
DAY I a"d'Op ESer na sasd tons o
sSos ars. 80 tons Gsn d, f"s oS of s
the week 1000 tons exports 70, ne week ''' oa's'
oPsEThsrc is very little movement in hops local
account but holders generally firm and confident IN their
ms By COUNTRY 7; dealers Of s.neay 'sse
ms sg psd At,
is reported as looking we'll with growers very strong
made n' ana s asnS s t"S
1s "a do soSa f PRIME
mon fai., sissss: state and Pacific Coast. 1895
'qsar T o%s 1S: scarcely demand
s %nssd .DsSS.'oT: ns.a ,b M
quote spring chickens per ealc fowls &C. rSosis,s
% ssssy' a's sa' per- Ell
southern 7sasoc pigeons lsasc DhEsstpCV s,
scarcely s' any want wanted Fowls cleaned closely
few spring chickens left. which they are ursnG for
sale without much regard to price Eastern ste and Long
Eastern ' geese selling slowly squads quiet and
ShieSens. PhaSsphia. Gi6c: do Western aTy picked
sr S 81 t." se1 :F lss ara dc 91sfa y
pcSed 1ca ioisc do western aided. prime Ioa Iogc
GS Lon. . %s.p isSe Do Sat
ep PDs ' KS .as FL a.' 81 potatoes were
quite plenty marke, ruled weak and Irregular at
erner Low price, Onions steady for choice but Rs
quit and unchanged. Elephants steady Lima beans
more plenty lower Tomatoes In quite free supply
ard dragging former low prices. Other Vegetables
ahSt quoted. We quote: Potatoes Jersey and Long
Island. per Dbl 81 1905. IL do yellow sws"ts per tbl,
So 5on 81 50: DO red sweets. s3r*'3' onions .tsey
whit. y.r bbl dS3 ~ per basket 81 2"fAl ~: DO
yer boi 81 :ops2 DO oIangc County rod per
bag 5Nn:. peppers ho. x1dSl *: 10 per basket
0n5',c: PARSLEY per <lnSi 81 radishes. per 100.
7jc1$i 25: string beans. Long Island per hhl 81 ION
squash marrow. hbl. 75cnSl - Do white and
yellow 5Od7jc; tomatoes Jersey PER box 25rnsi -, 10
baltimore PEI BAT ke 25a3ac do Philadelphia. lnn3c;
fn,nps Russia per bbl sOr75c: do white. s. ioms3 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-N0rk JUS ~, ISL
BEEN Receipts e. La mead - f.,
exported Is direct local saughterers. NJ
trading today Dressed beef firm at C2qsc per ~ for
native sides No change in cables The Cmbiia carried
10 LIVERPOOL to-day quarters 81 beef: the Msssa
chuses London ~ cattle and :f75 quarters. tn,
Cambriar "a London. 700 cattle; tho Richmond Hl 10
Glasgow, 30 cattle, and the Martello, {" Ful I'M
CALVES Receipts u, head. all for the market. iaa
WITH full clearance ~ the pens NHa sold Az s'Veo
PER 100 N for POOR t. prime car Of Western calves at
81 7oas4 Dressed calves generally quiet at Yesterday
saIes-s Judd & ca: - calves. :Go 10 aver,
age at $, Io' NJ. o. DO 267 ~ at 80 49, - DO 2''
: SANDERS: vesls i55 n. ST.: = do ~ H. AT 81:
: fed calves On N. at 81
Hume Mullen: IS veals. at So ST.. ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receips, ~. carr ~ ~
head. including onehaif FOR exporters counting the
stock carried from yesterday there were 70 cars "
rife weak: lambs In fair demand and fairly steady
quay considered About four cars Of stock we're nsoti
the finish. Sheep sold 81 1884 . per 100 y, te
Inferior to good common 70 good lambs at - ~ -.
No really prime choice changed ownerf Dressed inu
ton. 7ds1Yc per 10: dressed lambs 7aelsc. ,. 90 -,
Sales Newcn CO.; go Wss' Virginia ssIn.~ a.s DO
II n, at 81 az; 23i do rh at s. 90 2s Do II n, a,
s. 10; 213 Virginia do, % D. 81 26l o. o. 10 at -; 80
SO IS: do ~ 10. at 50 30 DO. ~ n. AZ s. 10
McFherson & 90. 24o virginia lambs 8, n at 81 y; IA
s. Judd & Co.: Isl Ksntucky lambs, IS, 10 at s.; &c
Kentucky sheep los NJ 81 rs 1866 do. ol 10 at - 81
NJ Collins 40 Kentucky lambs 20 NJ at IS 90; IS In
diana DO az n a 81 20 d. IS ~ At s. - q Indiana
,ss ncRt nsa 10 los r. 9 s. '" " "
Co. at Is ~ at So 81 Ken,ucky sheep i2o 10 at 81 - 60
do lO2 NJ 81 So 10 DO 100 n. at 81 ~ bucks II" No.
s. Sanders: : State lamb, 81 ID At s. rs State sheep
HoGs-Receipts. II cam. o5e: head; including iS4
head on sale Quoted higher at - 25ns4 "a per 100 ID
FOR extreme weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-01

tract grades July s2es2 August s2SsS%S ii.s Jay
s2hg83 august. ssIte"assssr. 0 "a ha%s
a2tc ssPtembe 2aa2c Ss,ebs 2.G Esnn,v hn1,s
prints ice do Western prints lec Egg Arm and ss
unchanged. Refined sugars firm fair demand COTTON
steady. Tsllow unchanged: city prime. in hhds Sse
country prime In bbls. &c. do dark CSC cakes 3'se
sc. Live poultry steady fowl; ioaiohs olH
nrm f.r demand fowls choice lie; 40 fair e. eooa
small scaldei. 1oai8c nearby DO as to size and
quality. 1906.
81. Louis. July 3i.--FIour dull. unchanged. Wheat
Spot dull but higher; No red cash elevator .sIsa7oc
track 79ns1c; No hard cash. nc track: July, 1ec
August and September. Isise; December. Toe: Corn
Spot lower: No cash. 25iac bid: July 23lHc September
26,,c asked. Oas-Spot lower. with slow demand No 2
cash lsc bid: September. i7Hq17<c. Bran hrm UNI
changed. Butter and eggs unchanged. Whskey, 81 10
Pork unchanged standard mess, Jobbins. 81 5odss ~
Lard lower: prime steam. 81 O5 choice. 81 1917. Bacon
Boxed shoulders 81 S. extra short clear and ribs g 7b
shorts - S7.. Dry sailed meats Boxed shoulders - 9O
extra short clear s. 1871 ribs 81 37is shorts IS 50
Toledo. July S.Wheat higher. weak No cash. 1'%c
Corn dull lower: No mixed. 27isc Oats dull. easy;
No mixed. 1I%c Rye active. weak; No cash. 4'Ic.
toverseed dull, steady prime October. - 22s OH I'M
changed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-01
OTHER MARKTTS+BY TELEGRAPH.

St Louis July 3l-Cats steady dull: native shipping
and export steers 81 25Is5 dressed beef and butchers
slas4 SO under 1000 10 81 5odt4 49, soHkers and feed
ert 81 5oas- l' ard hefers g Seas4 40: bul..
s2as3 ~ Texas and Indian steers 81 75ds4 cows and
hefers 81 soqs3 q. Hogs loaI5c higher; light q 'oa
81 mixed 81 H5ass e heavy % 6oass ~ sheeg s;ssay
Ttras sheep. 81 0at 90; lambs. SASS ~
Ksnsas City July 3l.Cattle unchanged. Hog. strong
10 So higher heavee Sc 40a$3 co. packers 81 +5dS3 So
mixed s. 5Ogs3 e2,; sht. 81 55a&3 So Yorker s. "a
SO IS; pigr s3Hs3 ~. No sheep.
Eas, Buffalo July sl.-catte Receipts were ali con
In this branch Of the trade Hog-Rec"ipts "A cars:
market fairly active Yorkers, good 70 choice, - Nn
81 80: roughs to good Sc 1888 co. pigs. good
10 choice 81 3ods4 rs sheep and lambsReceipts only
about a load and a half: miarke, sbou, steady lambs.
choice 70 extra choice s5aS5 cus and common. 81 $50
- 80: sheep choice 70 selected wethers - MAST 20;
culs and common sheep 81 '3u*3 ~
chicago July 3I.-cattle sold well to-oay a, steady
prices Native beef selling at 81 s5n$5 70.
mainly "a asa 90 ana and ieiters bring 81 10
as 80 while bulls fetch 81 259s4 Calves have taken
another upward turn and choice lots are ceiling ~ Sng
IS an advance ths week ~ toa5oc per 100 n.
stockars feeders ranarxaby active and are large
yc higher than last week. with sales largely al " Dug
~ Texas cattle sell actively chiefly 81 81 oout3 NJ,
Light caused another advance 81 5dlo In hoss
Prices are 25d30c above BALES A. 81 50n
poorest the beet lots. IN" bulk going for
81 s)aSl o. H-avy receipts expected nei, week
Receipts sheep liberal and tho surplus lambs
quality are selling readily s. a0asi - FOR poor To
choice: Westerns direct from the range bring " Jpn
Lambs sell 81 75as5 80 and yeaTlinRs bring 81 NQ
while sell at S2at3 and feeding sheep A. go
Eas, Liberty. July 3I.-Ca,tle steady: extra. s. 9oT
S. prime 81 s"as4 90 balls. staer and cows sass 90
Hogs active higher prime light Workers. and rgs. 10
asa 49, best medium. - 2ods4 y; heavy * @ast;
roughs s: JoaS 10. sheer steady; cnoice /" i3gst ~
good &4dA 10; common. ~ 5ons3 NJ; spring 81 '"dSo;
1~alc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-01

FLOUR AND MEA-only small business ISM: ~a a. ; Ie
limit end the Irregular actions q l. 4as @
R Pss .4 1sssa & iSS;s sRHs Is
spring So extra No winter - soasS CO.,
sss SO T sS: & :Sass f
sa 81 1S SGssl & ase TO hns yellow fS c
coarse qsc FEEDue, 40 90 snS So ' io % n
middiins Sas Go@ee 'ca52a,c ci. .od s,sp
5,:aS2.g' ao oSsoy in ef Sas '0"''' oil '0S"
GRHIN-wHEAT-The wheat market lao strong
Spyxht freely on early advces containing strong news
Iss s Rr Fl. ass hoaf soss the
tsh Eay pecusys desne negd ,S f0 GsT, %
he Continent chiefly identified with the bu Interests
Nv showing 4o points advance on wheat and IS points
70 nov; There r were 10 ssoe from
o1tf %ordsy THIS enect Of res.rictns
rroinen buyer mos. Of the session in Chi
fssns Of relief the trade There were nuner
g ss. and sA he oa1s su4e was at the
Home crop news had % ssar5s , upon tne nm h.
poson during few days. Northwestern receipt.
Footed up large last week but the trade
=, 1epen, ak farmer. Withholding ih grain
higher prices. on the curb there vas fairly active
aa sns ons % S 10 rcd
anOat spot, sac anoa, a.. early ny, August and
No5hes Duluth ss &C., "a ohSa' i No NGhs5n
ssc fG pss half september anca exporter.
included No 2 red nd $1,000 bush spring
Uhe .COR%-The market started out with
good deal strength. advsncng local covering in
duoed by reports Of hot-wnd damage in some % the
principal States. The trade later however turned
sAllers and prices following the decline In
wheat until al the close only IA 4 higher
Local speculation rather light but at the West
broadening symptoms noted ON the curb the
market dull. closing AZ 3S'.c asked No corr
p,io,ed 33I,c elevator and 34ssc afoa The
interest light sales OF importance being reported
80. OATS-The speculative market for oats fairly
morning steady prices and closed
unchanged There no feature 70 the cash market
exporters being Indifferent No oats quoted 2c No z
oats 2Ic: No white. 25l7c: No white 24c; track
white. 2Saa8Oc: track mixed 21a23o .RYE-Market
ouiet quoted. 44q4ii2c 1 Buffalo. BARLEY
Market quiet: quoted. 29i1c 1 Z Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-01

COFFEE-There fairly active coffee market tor a
Sa,uroay the respectable aggTe
gate go bags. with the market finally STEADY al e
decline After opening STEADY WIN
lower, the market pursued
of the variations most h
c1ceedine poins Sentiment rather feeble. owing
70 the outside speculative support and III view :"
1he Indifference spot buyers 10 the Inducements neid
out in Of comparatively low prices as Claimed py
The bulls. At the time receipts al llo ana H''o
as regarded large and served 10 check
confidence long side of The account In connec ton
uith Indifferent advices Hamburg and Havre The
market Brazilian coffee was inactive ana nonna
on the unchanged ~ 7c No Rio invoice lo;s
md nc for obbing parcels The market for mild coffee
was ioerSly steady but quiet at about former prices as
follows; Maracaibo: Common 10 good. s9n loi,c good
ucu,a I2i2G11c. la Guayara: Caracas loialsc Porto
,aheio ai.d1Gc. Savanla: BuCaramang6, l1l.Gloc
Iorots 159is,c Cordova. 10i4dl6isc; Oa1aca
llTlsc Central American Common TO ordinary. 100 ic
Tair 10 good I4.d11c: prime 10 choice 1tin 2sc East
India interior, 2Sz 24lc; fancy 21go Javas :1H2oc
Inrostira. l1i4d12i4c. Mocha. 1917 l9lTc.
1he ranRe OF contract prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-01

Foreign Santos-Coifee market quiet. goo
average santos $500 $4,000 bags stock +37 o
Ssrs Hauhurg-Cofee market i.Gi1 pig higher sales
bags Havre-Conee market opened y frame lower
a IL m. u franc higher; sales. 5000 bags.
February - september
March ..............4650 October 400
April So" .>"Ne',eF
...............,...4b75 december
June ..................41p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-01

The foIloving shows the relation betWssH y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-01

The Chronicle" states that the weather IN me COIN
Nj, Turing the last week has been more aNo'hpie IN
Jexas where rain has fallen has as rue hsen esdd
+cai INIT in many localities rain Il said 70 DE heeueu'
t,o other porons OF the cotton belt reports are seie
sllv quite satisfactory, although AT rev points
,,lS do good The market closed steady with prices
showing a net gain Of 3a5 points Total sales -"'o
bales. a o,.,,. o,,,od oua.
,,b c,,o,stions unchanged the basis of SC for MD
S,,,r ,,nands and SIC FOR mddng Gulf. Total sales
ers liz hal4s including bales spinnes and $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-01
STOCKS PRICES IRREGULAR.
PROFIT SALES GENERAL.
BOND MARKET sTRoNG-THE WEEKLY
BANK STATEMENT.

BALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JULY 81.
DEALINGS In BONDS AND BANK srOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-01
THE STATE or TRADE

ana Ga;, 5,
steamer No red Is isc stock $40 bush; sales.
slSss: S'St9s' ss:1 ana iaR month
seP,smser Si.as2,sc steamer mssa 2s;a2ao
asc; do yeilos. iss nm white 2si.a27e 50
a ns'I am %ch Se' as Grain
chansed. Ba.,er quiet ana unchanged. Eggs firm ana
unchanged. Cheese steady and unchanged.
s. 5 es.r and -tf4sh... $ Stgss;s: sGrins p-.ent:
& ?0. ga c ss1 5 AND St 81 pc. ST. sl 2F'sa
stssneF yellow asia ~ and sesm n, &se os!.
clipped. &c; Mifeed hTm: ap!9s. 5fsn; ship AK
si2asi4 go Red Dog nonr So oasis 70 Fresh beet
firm: steers. 7a7isc' hindqrar;ers asgloc; tore, &C.
Easr r r xoTh%n s% wee ia
N lss '' Si v N.in 'as l'a0 Cheese H"
NJ Ssr %y yS y y6rI' ' sD So %c
ear lost, 1sas"e. qua;ity Of 10 red srase: 81
sold a, s:.e 81 corn slc ,hT?ash SIied store 1T.
se?ay NG ys o s at a. Me. wA "a ,01 ns lot
2.l.c: 10 , mixed &c through billed 80 ? white in
a, &c Flour hrm dull Canal freghts dull, unchanged.
Chicago July sI.-Th- leading futures ranged FOL
Wheat, No. 2: Opening. Hishs.. Lowest CLOSING
f:s,.as. 49,. :,.siSS,.. 7'.o$'' 'sa: 8
Corn. No. 2:
\: \: H: f.: r. f.
Oats No. .:
NJ; NJ Il: !ss.s!55: IL !$
Mess pork per bib:
s.s ::.::::: g. So So So H;g' 8 e.
Lard per 100 ~
S 5;S!ia'- '..:.:::... III. ~: '% ;s
Short rbs. pei 40 n;
S s:s'f.s. '..::::::.: e ~ ~ g
patents s.as. y; do srsEh. s. 'Sgs' spring speaI,
spring wheat. 67p8,-; No = red. 75.g76c: 80 corn
27.92se; No yellow. 2, ,a2sc' No oats. i7i.ai7,c;
No rye iolsc: No barley. 0 b. 2sa33c No ! nsz
se-d $50 So prime timothy seed - 20 mess PORK per
doOs.,. tsgtsc: dry sailed shoulders dcK~D la.q6c:
short clear sides d'oxed t.a4;,o whi-key. dstierr'
Anishd good, gallon. 81 10. cut loaf -
EXCHANGE lay the butter market steady: cream
erief io"it's" dalref 7al2c 'h--re dur. O. ,as,.
Egg nm: fresh 81.
cin.inn.t. july al.-fo4r steady. VIA, nfa. NJ =
rel liam. corn FINN. " mixed. nne2oc. oats
Lsh, demand y mixed .oa.ii.e. Rve firm. ~
a,usoc r.ari stronger 81 i2 nuit ,aes's nrn 81 200
i"r .ssy sugar nrn. So. stesd}. = D"ees" .'-nn.
M"sa@es' Iaiy In We,st higher 81 Norher.
quiet. W ~ Oa., quiet. y" white. 2iaiis.c I'VE
yeah; :" y a." F~-'"y stead: No Eus'c: sample
Mnneagoi. Jug ~. Wnea, v.ak. iul, NJ. s-p,rn.
bsf 'i,ails.c. De enbsr. '2isd1.a,c December I2.0
,ysc' 80 hart' sl,,e; No Northern. so'.. fiouI-
in bulk higher ssas6 n: sacked s7ai7 2t '''
Philadelphia. Jul, H-whe.t hrm and &c higher. con