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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
transactions since January 1 and
for YESTERDAYS.


Real estate transae tt1ns since January
:. ISL. are 81 - eel1 Taere we've nle2
for record yesterday deeds. agsregSttng
SIS a., Is Following Is = list furnished
by The Seattle Abstract Company. roasa
sle New York b5oek
city q Ballard 10 Seattle Door C,
~ 5 seet soI 81 block I.8. Gilman Pats.
June L. q. c. 81
ShsrlT 10 John l. Hiaikie. lot e sec &
=, 4 5S.eg acres teNceUt is aerea "a E~
corner. august s. S. sai-Ja-
Cseorxa Rsnaear = az 70 JOAN g.
Webb. lots : aud s. block 70. -. ktnnvArs
add. AaE. J. s. ace
Elsie III Fares 20 Archie X Trnpet. lots
IS and "a block {. EtAwatha PARK August
T. SIS.
Sheriff 10 Henry Collins ne 81 sec 8
=. ard nsa IS - sec . - :. g acres.
August -, ST. -
Jasper Compton 70 Flcrance Anderson.
" 10 feet lot s, block "A. Sno4Ualrase
FAILS JAY 81. ST..
Thomas V. ProSch e. TX % Cnrtstlan
SchaaafTaaB. nw ms Sec I. 8. s - &1Ess.
December :. lsss, 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
roREfGs MARKETS.


LONDON. Aux t7--Corso.s. -. silver
e. Y-sFa- F~errN rprena 80 $
NEW YORK AHz E-TEe EvsrinE
PCS Ts7nE3a1 srianesN& eab3exYEzz SAYS
Tna ssacE Eaarkess wage s12ssa2zts To-Day.
rev ofaare3 Sat oa fsle political Estsas - g..
tsss rsessgeraa 90 g=estsF prizes 1T1g1 tne for
err 5zTSsss 81 midday FaSe q hNs
- e Ergssa& TsTs hawI~E nsEE aEra-
ra~ffy fssv@4 hsv Paris Ard f@gNa- AEneT-
gs-srs lsSgeS en- The rast u 11s &ew Eog<
srrvFrs- ara 1soze8 weak r. he stree
THsa~s Erax 4 rae IS Eg.s A. excA4les. 49,
caaax ia rozs.EAZ.-y GO SO go % IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
soar ORCHARD ROUTE

Sss-Esr NARY =. pvRIrY
:. =, sss NsisVAsfs's deck. foot 81 Washing.
ter sylvan Grove. Grarnerton.
ses NAsy Yard, Charleston Stfgev' a.
s.sw..E- ~ ?. II. SUNDAYS 200 p n.
leaves Si5ney az S-E "a
Navy Yard. ! - q. M ~ Il -
49, 49, iAy nignfs. leave Stf-sv. s y
z navy Yard. s.ee Te,eflNons Req
1sso Ter charter eu Sn~feys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20

- Main 81. CITY DOCK. Agent.
fAPT. [. WILEY. Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

srRa GARLAND AND EvANGEL.
fssffis ard Townsend Seah Bay Route.
es.ner Garland leaves Yesier dock sun
Sxgs tuesdays ard Thursdays at I1
4 4. fof Port Townsend. Port Williams.
6rExsrsss Port Angeles Port Crescent.
Getysburr Pysht, Cisllam Bay and Neah
q opposse days Steamer Evangei leaves
fssist aork foe Port Townsend. Port An
frlss ard Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
ssx Fridays al 60 p. m: arrives Seattle
tlerrass days az 80 =. m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
pYEA AND cHILKooT PASS.

n you are going via this route you cas-
ss; aford 70 take chances on getting your
baat lumber Al Lake fAnderman.
he Kerry Lumber Company ia making
. knoek-down boat that f. especially
stApiea for this trip. Don't fall 10 get
90 and save yourself from two To three
seeks iire on the trip.
Telephone Main leo
Mills and factory on tide fats.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
HOOD CANAL ROvTE-
= y

sIkAAER DFTsTA
sz&ss GaisrslsA dock, foot 81 Washing
g s,rsc;. Tuesdays, Thursday ara sat-
AZ o'cleck a N, Tor kingston.
h.xs.ss.sNn p,s seaesek. Brlnnon. Holly,
rsa1ie AsilswaEr Falls Heolspcrt AM
s@sa Ssty- Rs5or-s alternate savz
81. p TRoCTMAN. Master.
keseFhnre Red tsf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
MARINE OBSERVATION.

Special Dispatch 20 The Tsst-Ent siis -encer
TAT0oSfE. AGe tg-a p. H. 8&rumeser.
- -. cluasgy. WInG southwest. tea miles,
Passed in. tag IEoe. 1859 a. M
PORT ANGELES. AGe. la-kssFoEaeter.
O a1. clear wsnd northwest. i've nsIie~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20

tc-DAILY BOAT TO TACOMA-s5c.
Hes Excursion Ronte-Ip trip VIA west
passage return via east side Nashon ISL
srs Steamer Glide viii leave City dock
eshy except Monday AZ a. m for Taco
~. Returning. vii leave Tacona NJ SO
z e. from Commercial dock. Tuesday.
IAsssdsy and Saturday via west passa &c (:
hsfassday and Friday. stopping AZ wash
= arc chauianQaa. Freight for Tacoma.
&c pr ton.
JE. vANpERHoEF. Master.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
-. q THE GprYu0r-Nr,

fFNr~s~ - = - st p Y - 'FE y En
49, Eeaonzs. Sr,lr-,t.e ss.....
ssss-s - tslps aal.y excee= Sa-ssav
Il -Ns = lS& Leaves s44-tt.
"a "a ? p n. leaves K,,- r.f+ : =
g Geo.. 115 p n Sr-ie ALL
ssss.s so~k 49, Everets 'es~g. MeT.
Fsce-ss' 49, saec+s VIE Sr Fiyra
s4s-s s-aia for Morfs s-.-.... - -
vrsneose. Rea a.
St0D5}f ~ -arrr.
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san JrFAN rsTAN0e

S1kAMkR LYnfA THOMSON,
ssssifyMr VHittd states mall. leaves City
s.fk. foot Of Main street. NenfaT.
: s.ssssstay ard Friday az A. n. for Port
sssanstnd san Juan Islands and Saw
szscc1A Returning leaves New what
- ESsseay. Thursday and Saturday. a.
- J = Tncnpsca, mauaEeT-owne-
-. sssacs s Co. agents. City dock.
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-sStFtC NAVIGATION co
s'-'ss C&r5 r. E~ert Janz fsa~

AsTLE EVERETT 4 yvt4a~,~>.r
EflsrTT- -
a. es washington fsa,-.s SECT.
a. - ssss.sVi SATURDAY. 81 IL = =,
E.-aLs & IA Cr>%Rxs ROUTE
ssSsTs,A tayss Seattle daily. excspt
>seeHe. Mair ~. ". a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
Ruin WnouGnr M a THIEF.
nefaaYtEnw Cashier Csnses bsnk
prrrfarnf fe nrenrne q WICK.

President &C. Bee"rne Wreck.
EAsToN. Pa-. Aug. ia~-Detectivs Jtssn-
sea- vFha traced &. l.. BreeF. aaS rf@Aiii.
srr cashier % ne Befnle1efa a41s'''sa4
Fsrk 10 ~ C9air. Mich and there az
rs.s+-e hf1s has seseKFkHheS thai rs
r--lsorer viii - brought hack u Z lev
Gays
Flresresz Eafalcatser~ have Fazde tsfcfx~
y sfvr~. president - tke issHk. psTAssl
wreck ss8 Pc II new 10 AID eeyanra- ~.
Mear b. a nnAn - great Weera. wae 49,
- 4 aireclo~ - tke Isehfw1 hasiN'sf sd
IS - present 10 tae lFerTery q tH@ fsssss-
lehem Ersu ConaH@Ey. tia - Hg<srfea ~
- srss8auE Hors&.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
wALIA wALLA WHEAT MARKET.

wATI4A WALT-A. Aug ls-The whsa.
market wss quiet again today. although
Cfsers q - were made FOR bluestern and
sc Tor cIab. Several thousand bushels
were sod 81 those figures. The farmers
are holding Ter So.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20

II yea ars you saoeld have fss Pest
r-ssrlsrsreer sent 20 yca is wlu coet
netting extra Caa a: oay osles sd have
Y1.r aaaresE changed
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA AUE- fq-Thera was TO
change IN wheat today tut -four advanced
&c per barrel Ne. : club, &c bid; Nc.
llllneffra - bid.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
FHArCoA. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROUTE.

Isls steamer BAY CITY fer Anacortes.
fslfhsFsr or whatcom. Leaves Conannsr-
go .eFk, JacoTna, \. m: City dock
t.ess Main street.. Seattle sp N Tues
iEas and Sat Returning leaves What
= n: Fairhaven. SIS = m, and
Sa<e,rfss 10 ?. m. sun. Wsdnes. and
farsa-Seattla &. or s. 70 round trip.
saees.a rs. CT 8 round trip.
W ~ prYrr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20

Y-ers FOR - passengers ard 80 hsrses
- s-aar-er CFssean. aaElrN : o. Ca. August
= fer skaEu8g. Dyez and intermediate
reEuLz
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FALLS ! NORTHERN k;.Slk ! F0al
gE.pD.al Sd kl.AIli EIlk.2

The anfv all rail Foate wIfhont
change Of ears between Spokane.
ua..laad sad Neisen- Aiss between
Nelson ard Re>siaEA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20

Fnr Tunsan. szaElzEF. Uys& as.4 1fka-
The Psr8ns Coast Steamship Company
stszrseE Gueea sails from sails EE9nEt-
- 81 3 A. n AEE1st -
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sosT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
INGToN ROUTE.

Carrying T. 5 Mali
"a Port Orchard and Port SyRxhins.o,
fss'e. lsaves City eocs. foot q Main
srst - ,, N, ealing AZ South Beach.
ssrehsi Brick Yard Hrenertor. 4. s.
AsFy Yard. Sidney. Charleston. Tracyto1,
shso silverdals, Leaves Port Orchard
Aasy Station az 2 p. m; arrives Seattle ~
n 1. y. Robinson. master. Lily,
ygsfaas Co, agents. Telephons.
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ro.sT STEAMSHIP co.

~wsc COAST sibass ".
~ssay's .lega2t steamers Una
- etjr Of Pusb.a sTo Aniss
49, go. ssafffe Cor s&a FRANCISCO.
Hs.ss II T.x1xssa s-5 sscJ IT, Z. =. 4,
y PIT IT, :. T. Il 2 z segter 2
Ilax z. z. oelo9er ! :. Il. y.
~ De d san Frsi.c.seo q "a
q x = 8. = y. Ssgae a.o@T .
49, = fscsn5sr l. 8. i. Z. "a =. 80
Il = = go san Franci-eo loF os-
v<z sa =. yic.oria, 2. G. az roFs -
s:.S W n. July y A19 - y
cd = aa.,.srs~r ]. 5. Il. Is. 2 =. tlctoosT :.
= q soss-l5er : lie 81 rezs.ss
4 y -: II. T. y, =. Ssp1esrn s :.
Or. Is oc.ooer !. s. H. T. z =. IL
xsFsn5ss = STEAMERS aa~sn. City of
he 6~rsee AID Ai-kt leavs at
1sSe srxx<z. at a. n Agg1st Z. y
re 5ns = = $500 !. g. u. Is. 2. =. DC
81 n ri q. .. q. Soges1 aser 2 si Jss
so : s<sa.fsx Angus II. Is "a =. Sep
b13 ii 81 2. 2. ocioDeT = -
1917 es..nesy reserves the right 20 change.
- . rr~eysoas notice. slsa Essgss Easiing
49,. no1rs Of sailing.
80 STF0wBRIDGE r. Z s22t-' ocean
e. s T5es,t Office, Sc FlEst avenue.
nIfI. PERKINS & CO. General
ar<esa San SF@nfs~o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
MARINE MINIS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. n Arrived
Eksn Planter Tacoma seaT Robert
scarleg, Port hlakelsy SatlS5-ss1T WAlta
Walia Victoria sad Port 0Nasent.s TX
Gen FatTChlld Pugut SQUAD.
Np1UGAM. wash. Aug la-S&ssp6 fa-
San Francisco Sghr NcFIa4a. from
HoagIam. aud gtr Sana1 fr0En Cosiaepalss.
FORT 8RRtstf. Aag Is~SnfieA August
1s-Ssr Trutkee for NAqutna n&y.
CRANs HARHnE- Aug iS-.-Arrfved
August }S-sShr ~. II. Jewstf. from ~.
COOS HAY. Aag. 3. Sailed August Is
schr Cotarsa. Ger san Ftanessca Ar
rlved-str Alice blaachard, hsRee Aug
asst rs
EUREKA. Aug Arrived August "a
Str Scotia from Seattle.
SAN DIEGO A0S- tasallse August Is
--Rr sh g&ty ~ Athens. for Queenstown.
TACOMA AWE. a. Arrived Schr II. =.
RdHel4 frovn SAu PEDRO. Sailed~Sehr
Come for san Ee6ru
PORT GANBI.E Aaw. ia.-Sails<i--s chr
NukosalR fuT HE
ISLE or WIGHT Aug fa.-pavsed
Aagwst is-8r sh SatieS. from New What
com for Lonsiau.
H0NGkoNts Apg. ia-sAilea August
fs-fSer 81 Wilkemmen. for OREGON.
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The Faclee Coast sssznSf.ip eonal'afsS
ssearzsr Esaaea sails fFga Sezfta< = = 4
"a. August = gor sz2e4a. sEaE1ays DysA
ard SKA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20

roo-a fo- fa@ lssra Aors@s o. Eae 4
Transit SAILING tie ss<5- see G4sae, All
tzgzoa 1oGZ
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ksusE s $ rF%r

eAs Fs..-.o- r. Wise .s. -..s
sssss { - 81 Seattle aag Tse,r,s -.
- Rsess 49,, S..5,i,ts .la. wsta seuar.ers
se.cizA 49, 49, tte-Eat. S. scr
-.,ss CAM 49, e 81 ge.ats
Pke "a ~ '-''s 1cck.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20
Closing Quotations.
Live stock.

CattYA-Native beef steers went today
st s4G45o for common up 70 $3.50 for
good TO prime dry fed lots. Sales were
largely az S4.7O35.2o choice lots being
rather scarce Exporters were fair buy
ers at ssH5.so. St0ekers and feeders So
4ss Choice veal calves sold I'D 20 - 20
$50: western range cattle were largely
SO higher than last week. with choice
lots averaging L2so 20 l49 pounds az
g. 41f7k az
Hogs-Saies were largely st s-Ss7i
Hogs sold all the way from S3.55 20 Sc
for heavy packers. up 70 s4a49s for choice
light and mstiigm weight, while shippers
paid s3oetaE4IGfs for prime &ssoTte1
tights Pigs sold mostly 81 So %.
Sheac-v-ere slow o. sale. a. s-@5a1@s -
Yer the poorest "a s.. 755ss FOR good %
choice natives. Western range sheep
sold AZ g. Szz.s5 for feeders and 81 SAtesz
SIS for good killers Native sheep of
good quality were very scATce ard teN
sales secured az above s2.-5- Rams sold
az s. EG2s8: lambs were SLOW q sale ~
s. = the bulk going for st.fS.
Receiuts-Cattls. lice. hogs. X4sPo;
shsen. i. o9l
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20

strfc.1v srat-cisss: al modern improve
EaSnEs. Tlrss sample roesnn
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---1rr susED AND ALAS IA STEAM
YteS4 caIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

....~~, CITY Of Kingston between Ia
- Wash- and Victoria. Z. G..
.1<~yy NJ sTaGoua litei Ar, {.f5pm
s1smlI.sf 8 SEATTLE = -Arl zl5gm
= 1870 fgPg Townsend 3 Ar II LA ~
es.ss<r Ir:,i9 VIrforiz u Lv. STAN
- go ser Furnishes fFst-cisss accom-
-ss9.ssf.es carrying both freight and
sss<ssrrsr, ard leaTes from Yesisr wharf.
10 far Victoria. az $50 ,. n. and for
kzresxz Al 3. n.
pse~.gers for Victoria can occupy
ssssroosns until q. y.
~ gatss. tickets, etc. inquire Of
O. r. THoRNDYKE,
Agent, Yesisr wharf. Seattle.
IA NADEAU,
General Agent, X r. Ry.. Seattle.
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SAY FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug Is-Tha Chi
czxo what market opened strong hus
subsequently, declined. c4-ures iocally wers
active and higher. Spot has seer further
a6Vaac 8. TIE Local marx IS &C lnz sogne-
WA. srds PENDENT 81 tt-ie3K0 "a the nc
gr4nt I've 1G8 cs4EEaes are down from
Pert Cossas oz4 Setag s0r Cape Town Feed
kar}ey 81 s-zFce aEd vented Brewing -
G-set tfpzEoa@ are @-7w ard = trtze cas-
iar f8l cargo an4 r-El cargo are down
- Europe EGsre IS .tsr lra4s-y Ter
oars particularly cHr4ee goods Win p~lees
Uz1 sal-ge4 AEd Taczs l.-s small
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The Miners Popular Route
70
! ROSSLAND
= AND ALL
! KOotenai Points.
=

TINE SCHEDULE.
fr Eject ApriI u. 1897.


fr Eject April 20. 1897.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE
For SPOKANE Rosslsnd st. Paul
aud East ..... ..s......-........ 4 90 q. m
For Portland ..... ............... - a. IN.
or olympia --....-..--.s... Us a IN
'Eor Grayss Harbor and South
Bend -.,.... -. -...-.......... $50 a. n
For Tacoma ia and 800 a. m.
sN ana .-...,s..s ..-.+.s-.-.-.- 80 ?. II
TRAINS ARRIVE AT SEATTLE.
From SPOKANE. Rossiand ST
Paul and East .......-........... II 20 a. n.
From Portland 10000. .......... eos p. n.
sFTDTn Olympia .....-... ......... s.aS =. N.
'From Gray's Harbor and South
Bend .,..-... 80. ............. eos p. m
Frcm Tacoma. $50 ana II SO a.
m. $50 ana ...e+...-............ SD .. m.
sDally except Sunday. All others daily.
This card subJect 70 change without mo-
tice.
Through tickets 20 Japan and China via
Northern Pacific Sfca mship Company.
Fer rates. routes and other Information
cali on or address
4. A. SADEtr,
General Agent. Seattle.
City Ticket Office. cor. Yesier way and
First avenue.
Depot Ticket orics. corner Western av-
enue and Columbia street.
A II. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
no. IS Morrison street. corner Third.
Portland or
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nAnx ExCEFT SUNDAY.

E7.1-2s .Nl7.I-l =
81 fer hAsse as ~ AS9tsz4y l-Aks
gcaUSz-
Fsasserxsrs f0r Kettle Eivsr aE& E2ur3-
CAY.
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..Isl. 1t a. 3 y. 3 3 AusFraIIa -
! = Tuesday. sspisFn1er Z al : p m.
attle. J. u. SpreckeIs * Bros. Co, san
Francisco.
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N CITY OF ABERDEEN
iIAyEe FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT 80 A NJ
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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t4fa ~ TX. r e
fsx,ssses-.ss sseezas re- P--. r,wr-
lst-gER " a@scoea. BLAME IA
krssss sssAsr wharf sr-~s,-. 49,.
~ a.. Blame. 3. [-s-~,..,..-S
~~sa. yss.sr asck - X IT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20

For Hawai-. Sa-
noa, New Zealand
and Australia, S s
Alanesia sails from
san Francisco fer
Honolulu, Auck-
lanc and Sydney
Thursday. August
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OsrgaeutaI BoteI. hest family hctei "a
s+ass. ereefIsr.s rooas. aIl nsoasTa improve
rnsngs No baF
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RI MrLTNoMAH
DATLD
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT p NJ
rARr BETWEEN SEATTLE AND Ia
COMA. 70 CENTS.
ROUND TRIP. g CENTS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-20

aaA .hs market turned into sxsrsEs Dali
EssS
SEar Vas galge 3 prominent feature ard
to1cAs3 a ze% nsEa rec2Ta IS "a asds2E
materially n ra&IEiEg ths market i sold
ESlLE 70 ESnr ne lgTs@- b1F1EE ~
z.an3 Ter tire ce&lsrs late "a lie dzg wes
ElS3 = T8Ea-Szf Asss<1zre2 = rz4ssTE rrsc ;
from ne 32s pasn4 TIE bars rs16e1 The
Es3ar&et isl 81 RE close. raasInE rgsr@s 20
casa 90 after fAs r2lsg. Ssvsrsageaess s1e<
losses, ffo2ga ggasvaL ara Ioz he n7ost
E4Et s1sa3s.
Tas oo18 market vsss5ea On z-Dte~ate
Fea2s zAtions - eae speculative issues E1e
Wzazrss IA ire SeneraI n2arSet w2s pro
S-sz1I-c24. - liza LA dealings ns-le- t2ne
dsFetoe4 Tia aEgreE2-s Sa3es were
s. sseaA
Government borss were sazie- a. tAs
o1ts-1a, BIT subsequently HrZeG ~ aE9
e4csa4 STEADY.
Aoae~ and Exchange
Money O. car easy II fiz51ss pe- cent:
last a9a1. "a per cent closed. ofTsTes -
Per cent Prime mercantile E4per 49,
per cert. Sterling exchange. Grzn. w5ta
actual business II bankers bits ar s4sSsA
fer derzaHa and - s4 S4 for sixty
days. posted rates. 81 Sd sR4 va and 81 -.
commercial bills Sc s. SILVER certificates,
o1ere1. Sc Bar silver. &c Mexican dol
lars. So
The indicator., 1897-05-08
FOREIGN NOTES.

The notes of the bank of England
cost exactly one halfpenny each
Amsterdam had l,475 fires last year
at which nine persons lost their lives
The army expenses per head of the
population is s475 in France and S3.5C
in Germany.
Berlin now has electric street cars
with storage batteries that need to be
charged but once day
The number of emigrants from Grea,
Britain and Ireland in 1896 was 241 ,912
OF whom $4,000 went to South Africa
In Zululand, when the moon is at ths
full, objects are as distinctly visible al
as great distance as seven miles. BY
starlight one can see to read print with
ease
Spain has more sunshine than any
other country in Europe, The yearly
average in Spain is 5000 hours; that OF
Italy, 1900; Germany, LOO; England
1,iO0.
There are about 1000 persons in
France who are set down as anarch.
lists, and are under the constant watch
of the police of the various European
countries.
There are in France 2,l5O women
authors and journalists, and about zoe
tribute most of the writers-about two.
thirds-while Paris is represented in
the same proportion among the artists
The indicator., 1897-05-08
Modern Iialf-Toues.

Pictures for newspapers and magazines
ar" now made direct r.u photographs A
glass screen with diamond -rIHtrut1 lines
ruled at right uugl"- - closely together thar
the spaces can hardly De distinguished. Is
placed on"-oighih uf nu Inch iu front pf lie
sensitive pat" IN ia" Photographic camera
Looked through the effect is mucu the same
as gazing through sieve Ihr-c lines rr.
appear In the half tone engraving when
printed. The photograph. or wash drawing
frum which the photp.cuera Wing Is taken. i-
photographed M the usual wny aud Win
tn" usual sensitive plate, with the previously
described screen In the camera brtVccn tie
plate and the picture. This produces neg
ntirc of The picture. showing tile iur cross
lines represented hy clear gla-- Nua Ia
order to have the same position Of tine oh
leci IN the engraving as IA the original the
NM OF ne negative is treated 10 Oh" or two
coats ut ruIullpu. which gives II sufficient
consistency to permit of lis being removed.
This hlm Is trHuspu-pd in the opposite side
Of another glass. After careful mount Ing
this new negative Is ready 20 he used a. a
medium for printing uu tie llHc plate.
me face nt the plul" u bun"d iu the high
est degree uf polish. then Uuut"h with % so.
luu9n OF aihulneu nud gelatin. then -"n-l
- ii t "iI'li.''.'iHr ~ Us Intll
urea anu plnr"d ih tue printing frame, Tie
coated side next q, ihr negative nlm. Tie
ease Is then exposed 10 III" sunlight three tp
nv" minutes, nr to an electric light for NJ
teen to twenty minutes. The ligut pu-sr-
through the heavy MrN.fNlrE glass II Ihr
printing frame tduu through thr negative
striking The scusltizrd plate. uui hprum
posing the ch"Wicus wherever 10 may GuL
Mh"r" The plate Is protected 10y tile shadows
~ ln' nhll -l"l'H "l lN' negative IIlr sunlight
has lr~S effect, and where the shadows arr
hcusr II has 10 effect. This plate Us then
removed from the frame In d.rG runm. uud
carefully washed under running WAITER for
several uuuu"- then dried ans heated uurI
ne picture app"nr~ ut dnrE brown color
Ihr back ui lh' plate Dr. rubbed with WHY
while hot. to protect r. fruu tlgr etching SEQ.
lutluu which ls mulr NJ rr-rHluFIl,. uf lr1u.
The picture ON tho plate Us Mold proof and
mo etching solution CHI- uG.y where fur
plato a. unprotected .tllHf ul-' which is
nlhnk IN On" unl-lcl cuErirlu- IH- pltr
is allowed t0 rrmaU lu tile Mold hIG for
about hii"ru minutes. UI uuiII Sufficient
depth H. uIruuual u vs. Iht.u yr.r-hcl aud
f. ready for fny ruutrr aud fhu printer
The indicator., 1897-05-08

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