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The Washington bee., 1897-11-20

Mrs. D. c. Jones at 22o B street and
235 Penn. avenue, n, W., is place
where you can be well cared for. Mrs.
Iones is whole soul business woman.
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Foreign Vessels Under the American Faguer Needed to
Rescue Shipwrecked Mariners Movements of Vessels

register when Nicaragua
the pOtec-
entitled protection and shas a usually aseossd
belonged son pSser and are prohibited
sngasns IA oa~s Or domestic com u and ao they must pay p
conditions OF permit
advantages opptUas nea y s ea9a rss a si Hawai-
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for bsss n s % @ Win 5 am sea us 5Ga pRso'vsr
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VESSELS HOUND IN.

where from destination and date
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Columbia Yokohna Tacoma Nav II
@ a. ehsn p p.eev
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2. hk ZEE ras To F Td z
en- bs ~ West cesss chma Prs Townsend
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eSaSsisS ad f Tosasend
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8, .siFe f fsre eaFs s.
aTs9a An sr s tons Koss Ee n s4loe May
a sssassr Hs'a tons
I@sds b sal s.h 81
Ts S Fr sssa. ~ s t 1sss
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STy n9ss. 1 sa 81 :, Il sS 9's sn I
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9Ks9nnp a a. ,as s san M ss' s
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ssf Fssssi a,' ban y.sas an IL
ss: i:. i i j: $ ss
s@ssa s- sss& - : =. & sue May
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taa7 the actu-s shsprrent Of spec Itself
Lazs vkste The present movement at gola
% Europe aes brought about an apparent
net loss Of between f1i $50 80 and 81 enn,-
go. the deposits Of The New York banks
GO the Szz1e vi-ne having decreased cnly
boe. while tho actual cash reserve be-
tween Nay ] and May y has consractsi
money Demand By exporters and the re-
ported smaller decreases has probably
been made Up b. the rec9ptS az funds
from the tn-wfcv since the NOV ene-1- 70
Iris center continues IN undated ye'u ne.
TIE eject Of The exports has therefore
Den iarzeiy nisrt-nized BY the receipt OF
On tie crae- hand. the hoans % ,he
banks are beginning TO respond 20 the de-
nan5s OF supporters. vno=e largely in
eres2Sed EtSsnes< - without DOUBT Causing
the outward How Of gold and tbs expan-
SION IN the loan item OF the s-at@-n4nt
csa o. attributed 10 borrowing on import
exchange market reduced the demand fo<
call loans 70 lew figure IN view OF the
expansion In the lean account ana the in
GREASE IN the cash reserve the increase IN
deposits Was 10 have besn exp<cted. The
Saturday ssasprnent OF gold does not fg-
Gre IN the current statement
The banks are still re9ucsns outstanding
circulation. wht<sh during the money strsn-
Eerscy previous TO election ran up TO more
than - 80. 9A. and the present. total Is
just about what IL was one year ago.
The course OF the money market seems
% be governed largely 81 present ~ the
merchandise import movement For the
reported. IL has continued In undtmintsned
volume so far during May, but even X
. a falling begins from now out the enectj
VIII be felt for some time TO come
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PORTLAND WANTS HER.
Assurance Given That the Oregon
Can Go Up the Columbia.

A determined effort is being made by
Portland, Oregon, to get the battleshsp
Oregon 10 call at that port for her silver
service, instead OF receiving 1t AZ Astoria.
The department. however. feels that IL
would be dangerous 10 navigate a ves-
sci OF the Oregon's size up tho Columbia
river, and requires proof that II would
be practicable Secretary OF the Navy
Long has assured the Portland Chamber
OF Commerce that the department would
authorize Capt Barker, Of the Oregon. to
proceed to Portland in May or June if
he deemed Ii safe.
1t is claimed by the Portlanders that
this being the season OF high water In the
Colombia no difficulty would be encounter
cd In taking the oregon up ths river.
River Pilot w. III. Paterson visited tho
Puget sound naval station last week and
had a talk with Capt. Barker. The pilot
stated positively that he could safely
navigate the Oregon 20 Portland. The
matter is still undecided.
The board of inquiry Is still IN session
at the naval station. The oregon viii
probably be in this harbor next Tuesday.
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lots l. ). 10 q 70 * Sik s = c, ssx
town. tract Is. tracts OF julius Horton al,d
tract Is Georgetown. April y sen
PayaHap Lean and Tr1IS. tssrnranv .o
Henry and Celia Hanson. 10 acres in NJ
ne sec -. .. s. April p. sepa
Wednesdays Transfers.
Henry Wit et ux. 10 Albert L. KesSau.
loS ok =, Gilman park. loss a 10 Is.
blk s. Gilman para st add, MAJ 3 Sisa
Everett Smith CT ux. 20 +. w West lots
10 J. bak -, Laws add, Nay IL W.
waiter A. Keene 30 Everett smith. lots
] 10 1. blk - Law add. May d. q &, 81.
Mabel Hnrtense Higgins TO james and
William Watson, tract IA sec !. =. 1. April
Patrick c. Portley ct ux. 10 pha Ahra-
haEnS. lots and 5 blk !. poage's Dav.
Green Lake add. lot II. blk l. Lake Dali
add; les p Blk 6: lots e ana /, blk i.
county. Aug. -. iSS. $SA
Phil Abrahams 10 Alice Graham Ahra-
hams same property. May Il. love. etc.
Tuesdays Transfers.
Sheriff 10 William L. Whitney and VIII
liam L. Whitney, Jr.. trustees Of estate OF
James Bracket. sc sec "a. ID 4. &. May s
Thomas Baldwin ct ux. TO Agnes Ruth
Baldwin. SCI acres in lot ). sec s. ID "A T
). May 10 500.
J. Sioat Fassett ct Tx, 10 Margaret E.
crocker. NV. Sc Except acresl and S
acres in Sw sec = NV ne sec (, 10 acres :.
wiz ne Sc sec :. ID -. 5. March - s5.osn.
Catherine Coughhn and husband John
10 ii. z. Coughlin, lots IS and "a. blk ID.
Georgetown: lots 8 and 81 blk :, salmon
Bay "a add. April Z, $50.
Mondays Transfers.
State TO Albert Sanden, ne sw sec is, ID
20, r q, 40 acres, August L 1873 SlSe.
Patrick Kelly TO Adelina Kelly uts ne
sec IS. tp "a. T 4. SO acres May g. a G., 81.
Benjamin II. Watkins TO Martha $.
Watkins. sw ne Sc, sec ~, tp - 1, 10
acres. May & q. c.. 81
Trevor orton 10 \. r. Selner. SIS acres
in sec e. tp -. I ;. October I. lSss, 500.
Everett Smith CT ux. 10 George NJ.
Blake, MS ict blk >. Bell 4 Denny $
Thomas r. Quirk et ux to Eugene IL.
Gill, lot 3, blk %. Nagle's add. May 3. q.
Sheriff to Marena II. Riley. ess NV sw,
Wa NY sw sec 81. Up Is, 4, ~ acres. April
g. A.sIs.S2.
Northern Pacific Railway Company to
John +. Gibson, NV sc sec II, Up a, Z, "
acres March II. $40.
q. l.. Raymond ct ux- 10 Horace N.
Raymond, ne NV sec II. % y, 4. 70 acres.
March y, 1886, sl.Qvo.
Gus +. Penner ct nx. 10 George c. Del
Eel, LOT q blk 81, ID. I. Denny's Park add.
North Seattle, May 5. 81.
Charles Baker 20 Emma @. Baker. lot
10. blk H. Sreene's add. May 10. q. G, love
and affection.
William and Elizabeth Cormode. by II.
II. Cormode. attorney, TO Ray A. Leelnan.
lots and Q. blk 6, I.atoaa LIST add. May
A. S..
Kirkland Land and Improvement Conn
pany to VI. ~. French and Annie NJ.
Church, lots and 10. blk It's. kirkland.
May 10, S1ne0.
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vsAS FRANCISCO. May fs.-riour-
{ s ssy sxtfas. A.ss&is.Sss bakers extras,
%, slfpegf3ne. sifNaft.sS
: Vest ssalppsng, 81 S2sR; Tor local use.
mi;s.ng. = Sissgli.A
~ esd. s-lsussssc. brewing. SO
osss-pases sound. si.lafi.es: some Fan
re'e. sliSsaes, interior grades. SEQ
~ sar, quarter sacks iAooo, - orcgen.
- beans SACKS. SO; wheat. ceuGals.
ss.s nATleS, erntsis. $50. 90 oregon. a..
49, .tA&s. "a, rye. contals. 80: pata-
g. sasks. sSe. % 0regon. i.Ne. onions.
a.. - hrsh, sacks sae:. msadlinss.
- nsaasssaF, So aaicksilveF. sssks. isl;
saafonS. 1.ea. brandy, gallons. "a
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
es sSsS@Naaas!ngs. per lon. sls.sGse: bran.
rs,as What, Sgias: wheat ana oat.
49,. -. SO, rtNNr harley xssFs, best
SEA 49,. astslfa, S.@sS. ciovoT. yszsS !.
sgss. - 49, s'''s l .lsss-a wheat. Sssts-sl;
rss- sss e.es-- LARRY Rose rasutoss. coo %, /:
No. ssaseanNS @alfssc per sack: river
hsassss Nsss<cn Rnrsaaks. sAcss 81 /,
- aai sNszn les RarhsntSs. E,Fl ~ !:
sssAipEs isls. pee gsas.gs Ssx.s,.i no
A. ssElsas sesN 0ntss..s sssfetss iss-r
xarsss~se - Fssian onienS. sslSs4. f,,er pouna
80 sss~ 49, ESf &cEen. dTfs3 pep
e. S~eF pound drse,s ekra rus:tsstss..
Salee 49, 49,. eesf'iasf asparagus 5s-csSxi >
- -. sss-s sE'as, sl.sSs : - seen peas. Is
1eans 80 = k&F1ez3 peas, SsS9S.c. string
~ * ns,saaa. raubsrh. xslsg..
Fra.s. - : Nan suFsAatoeS, s. per box
ssAsrsss 49, stss watte. sssassSc per box
49, 'S S3SSe pes box. APPLES.
- - - eox te0ngWosta straw lseT,
~ H.. ssao. large s,rsAwtser-
sansT ~ ktse>ssssrTssss. ssasc t,e~ xnssat,s
4asess 49, oyaesss. s2kss sesSflln :
81 ksssA-se MeeneFraaean sweets, 81 s
sagass 49, Asfses. Sass 81. cauanson calls
ksess Sssens ssrsssi 81: fancy f-sIsrernIa
shAaas x.ss ssgc trwit. tsS94 "a tsser aox
49,. sfayfnA ass, isQ l.. dates.
- 1.5s.saacy creamery. lzgo: seq
s1s. fancy aatrS, tto: seconds.
fsa1 g. zfey nalla new. re. fair n
80 49, California cresss ehs~saag.
| - A. ArnsTlea. sszssSssc. Eastern.
Ezx< u sszss 1S9Iss,
to34iSr-f - IA. raaeA l2zffsc
s@sAsy soaslSTs, L-a1sS.
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Information for Mariners.

The branch photographic Office, Gus
tom house. Port Townsend, Wash, will
furnish on application, free OF charge. full
information regarding the following no
tees 10 mariners:
Borneo, southeast coast Laut strait,
shoal between Suwangi and Tampakan
islands.
British Honduras Belize harbor. de-
creased depth on Frank knoll new shoal.
California, Esstero bay. Cayucos Mouse
ke sash 6n's c Fbaplaa sy bell baey
DANGEROUS shoai eastward of Ba Ike
shoals.
ENGLAND. west coast. Morecambe bay.
dredging operations in Wyre river.
Falkland islands, Port William. infor-
nation concerning pilots.
Gulf of ST. Lawrence, Prince Edward
island, GEORGETOWN harbor, position of
rear range light.
Indian ocean. reported icebergs.
Italy, west coast, Spe2ia. alterations in
color of lights at basin entrance.
Japan, Gulf of Tokyo, Haneda bank,
change in position Of kawasaki buoy.
Japan, Simonoseki strait approaches.
new rocks and banks.
Java, Surabaya strait, Cape Piring and
Semhilangan lights, amended arcs Of wish
hility. alteration in position OF. Pisang
Rocks buoy.
Massachusetts, Merrimac river en-
trance, change in color and position OF
Outer Bar buoy.
Mediterranean sea, Corsica, Bonifacio
strait, increased depth on rock north of
Lavezzi beacon, sunken rock east of the
beacon.
Mediterranean sea. Crete, Gavdo island,
amended position of lighthouse.
Mexico, east coast, information concern
ing certain lights.
Newfoundland. south coast Little
Miquelon island. Plate point, temporary
alteration in fog signal.
New York bay entrance, south channel,
wreck of Alvena light.
Norway, north coast, Alten fiord,
amended position OF rock southwark Of
korsnaes.
Russia, Gulf of Finland. Aho approach,
intended lights and alteration in char
acter of Kopmansgrund light.
Scotland, west coast, Three, harbor light
at Scarntsh.
South Pacific ocean, Tubuai or Austral
island, bank eastward OF Faytao.
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Louis Lundelin to Jack jackson, lot s.
block =, Central Seattle add, May II, 81.
Annie NJ. Able to John Y. HUMPHREYS,
add May IS. $3.50
Mamie Ellis TO James S. Murray. lots
and 8. block IL, Laws add. April 7, 500.
Samuel Jackson ct Tx. 10 John Mueller.
lots and 2. block 10. Bell Heirs add, May
Is, $3.50.
and 70. block Is. Bigelows add. April q.
fiistogenetic Medicine Co. 10 Regina
Thompson. lots II, u and -. block 10,
Gilman Park, May T. Sl75.
Fridays Transfers.
William L. Gardner 10 n s. Ryder,
undaz OF tract In blk IS, fesler's LIST add,
April 5, 81
undls interest in following property: blk
20 McElroy's add, Ballard: nlk lot II and
sh4. 10, Y. blk ! sup plat Fairview Home
/. of tract Is. Maple Lsaf add. Green Lake
Six Is: lots cts ii and and Z Blk z. lots and J.
blk "A: ~ lot y. blk II. Northern Pacific
~. 81 Ryaef, to William L. Gardner.
| tract In lot II. sec I, tp "a, 1. April "A.
Thomas II. Cam ct TX. to Fanny NJ
| shroyer, lots 5. and Ell sw sec 8, ~ Il,
| 6. May Is. s5s2 20,
81 and sw ne, and lots and l. sec III,
| tp 3. "a. May u. $50.
AfbrO Gardner, 5r.s 10 -. J. dArq3iEs
Unicorn and Unicorn Extension iodes,
aIiIler River district April -. a G. 81.
S j. Marquis 70 Clear Sky Gold Mining
and Milling Company, Unicorn and Uni-
corn Extension lodes. Miller River district,
April -. 81 1880
Mathew Riley 10 David r. Jones. lots
and s. blk l. G. II Adsit's Lake Washing
| ton plat May u, 80.
] Macmillan Kriegk 10 II. Damus. " q Sc,
sec -. fp -. 1, 70 acres, May ia, e.
r. Danas 81 TX. TO g. r. ~. krsegk, via
| Sc. sec =. ~ q. r I - acres. May a. ST.
West Coast Improvement Company 20
| Thedor Olsen lot = blk a. Billiards. ID
| adj Gilman Park. May u, 800.
W L. Galderw0od 70 h.sibeEt ). Clark,
| lots 20 Z. South Park add, April q 100
/ q. r. RemsberE 81 Tx. 70 u. II. farqu-
/ har lots u and "a blk 5: lots and :. blk
/ e.. lot 2. blk - Deuny Hoyt's add; lots
4 - and % blk /, Motor Line sth add, lot
| g. Dix -, Iasona add. April :, q C. e.
Thursdays Transfers.
/ Eff Drake et TX 90 Henry J. Gelsier,
20 feet lot ). blk Is, East Park add. April.
/ ID 81 f4oye to C. Z. Hoye. NV ne sec z.
/ -. s. - acres: Ell lot 2. bik ., Billiards.
| Iss add 70 Slaughter. May II. 81.
Thomas ". Pro~ca g TX 70 John z.
Hoy: VIZ sw nw sec !. 9. ?, 70 acres. sept
/ Alrra4ra q Nar4hrssp. trustee to Thomas
| Brace. lot IL. BLK I'M ID. II. Deuny'A LIST
| aad. North Sesffie. Dec. -. 1ssss see
| Milton A. Fowler and 1sarnarlne l.. PHIL
| Z, elk - A, Pontius add April =. N.5oo
George ~. Horton st *. 70 Annie T..
| Horton. - acres IN J.. ". CoiEns dona-
ton claim. afso tot :. tract ], lot ], tract
' ana tracts 10 T. - q IL, biK A. lots J..
10 .. u. =. ~ 10 %. - 10 y, u aad u.
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TotnI sales.
General Quotations.


Fiour--Receipts, 1900; exports. 5000;
weaker with wheat: Minnesota patents.
81. 2ST4.50: do bakers s.. 5efsS 10; winter
patents, $ie06g490: do extras, s. sea- 50,
do low grades 81 s0ai290
Wheat-Receipts 81 coo; spot, weak; op-
tons opened steady on better cables. and
subsequently, weakened and declined
sharply under news from California, alb
sence of export interest and local Iiquida-
tions. closed isaf5sc lower. Sales irTclud-
ed No. red MAY, sli3Sis2izc. closed s1izc:
September, 7iisI14i4c. closed 1850.
HopS-teuiet: state, common 10 choice
1895 crop. 29fSc. 1895 crop. Sni0c; Paciic
coast. 1855 crop. S45c: 1895 crop, eQi1lsc;
London. G3 lss.
wool-Firm; fleece. lsa25c; pulled. l5Q
&C.
Petrcleum-Dull; United closed no mar
kct.
Coyee-Options opened steady, TO S
points higher: closed 5Ifio points higher:
sales. 5000 bags. including: May. 755c:
September, 7.65c; spot coffee. raw, steady.
Cordova. 1li2filSssc.
Sugar-~Raw, steady. fair refining, Csc;
centrifugal, SIS test, 3 l5-isc; refined,
steady.
Metals.
Pig iron-ouiet: Southern, s9.25910 50;
Northern, si0@i2-
Copper-steady; brokers. sn.5o.
Tin-Quiet.
Lsad~Brokers'. ss.l2lz; exchange. ss.27ls
q 81.
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F,eh.ing for the Davis millions.

SAN FRANCISCO May 1e,-The legal
complications over the will % Jacob T..
Davis who died at Philadelphia on Octo-
Der Is last. have been Increased BY the
flfug o. another contest hy Mrs. Eliza
18th v Wilson. 81 Washington. d. c.
widow q a nephew % the dead million
alre. The estate. which consists pTin-
rsnafiv ~ reaity In this city. is valued
a, & 90 90. and there Is every promise
= : icr.- ard ssrea tlanal e.eErsest
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch TO the ost-Tntelligencer.
TATCOSH. May i'd p. m.-B2rometer,
. IS; cloudy; light fogs wind south, eight
cen miles. Inward. tug Sea- Lion, at 1880
p. m. Outside. bound IN, tug Holyoke.
NhSAH RAY, May l6.--i D. m.--Cloudy:
the bay.
PORT ANGELE,S. May ls.--s p. m
Barometer, ss.as; cloudy; wind west. twen-
~ miles.
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sunanv Cars In Toronto.

TORONTO. May ls.--For the first time
IN the history OF the city. street cars
we're run in Toronto today. Under
charter OF the street railway company a
vote OF the citizens may be taken every
third year as 20 whether cars should run
on sunday or not This is the third vote.
the citizens voting in fayox Of the cars by
a majority q 45e.
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CHICAGO MARKETS..
The Hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO. May f5-rn wheat. the mar
ket got little encouragement IN the
ed TO have been unnoved by the knowi-
edge OF yesterdays decline here that
market closing al unchanged prices That
appeared to be the only bullish influence,
but IN was strong enough 10 .,x,.-f, xheaf
at A.Ffssc advance But the strength faded
almost Immediately. The ma boTity of the
bss crop news. SUCH az the showers in
California Were taken 20 be, that of stead
iness an Liverpool. which they knew would
not continue long an the face OF cheaper
early demand, and had more for sale.
WHICH they could only get nd Of by shad-
Ing the praee every few minute until tn. the
wliisn Was palc fog a few lots ~ tho
start. 20 7z,sc, az which they were sellers
The Shipments broad of wheat and -four
from both coasts this week were equal
10 2.lsi.0do bushels. against l. ,0eo bushels
:n the week before. and lses. 90 bushels
genuine shipped no wheat TO Europe this
week. Receipts az Minneapolis and Du-
latfl amounted to S4s cars. against 80 last
week. and 81 q year ago. Chicago re-
ceipts were 7 ears. The liquidation. al
though not heavy enough 70 make an ac-
tive market. was still sufficient % keep
prices down until near the close, when
some recovery eTsued on the announce
ment that 25Q.ooo bushels OF cash wheat
had been worked here. The market on
ing price.
Corn was weak after the first few min
utes of the session. Country offerings
were more liberal and short selling was
freer than any day this week. generally
favorable weather making the crowd bear
iSsi.
quite an active session was passed in
oats. A heavy feeling was apparent. and
prices dropped. local longs being chiefly
responsible. Commission houses bought
freely after the first decline. Sellers were
influenced by the weakness in corn.
Provisions were very weak. Heavy re-
ceipts OF hogs caused free selling from the
outset. and very little support was given
the market. Stop orders were received.
Closing Quotations.
wheaf-May. T4isc: July, 727sc.
G'orn-Afay, 24Ae. July. Bike
Oafs--May. 17a4c: July, tsAsc-
Lard--May. si.s2, July. $iG.
Ribs-May, A55, July, S.S6gfN.
Rye-S4izc.
Eiaxseed-T7c.
Tfmothy-<2.9o.
Live stock.
Cattle-Receipts were limited 10 almost
nothing today, and the market as con :
sequence was practically nominal. Tho
feeling was firm. as has been the case
nearly all the week, and the few scattered
offerings were disposed OF easily enough
Hogs-Safes were made at an extreme
range OF s.. 40u3S5. largely al 50. ~ 2uS. 40:
Coarse sows and stays We're Disseminated
against.
Sheep-Stocks were salable at s.. 256l4 s.,
sales being mostly AT sS.Sl1i5o. with the
| Westerns, siqi5o lambs. S. 2ola.40.
| Receipts Cattle. 90. hogs. l6.eoo,
| sheep, 1900.
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Through Nfnc Stnte..

The Sorsh-weSisrn Line comprises over
IN miles Of perfectly equipped railway
!. r,lsrots. iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan.
.x,,-ssota. North Dakota, South Dakota.
~sn-e<ka and Wyoming. II operates the
e-s~f trains n the world. The service 10
.~es~asr,. Milwaukee and ell the principal
rs.s~s 81 tire East ard soataeas, cannot
- Srs~pa ssea. Insist on having your ticket
vi. The Sorth-western-" +. ". Parker.
Commercial Agent. 80 kiEst avenue. Seat
tie
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The United States lighthouse board has
issued the 1907 edition OF the List of
Buoys Beacons and Daymarks of the Pa
cidc Coast OF the United States" Mas
tiers and pilots desiring copies can obtain
them from the Branch photographic Of
fec. Port Townsend Wash.
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Brcnd.tuns and Grains.

LIVERPOOL. May 5.-Nheat-Steady:
No. | standard California wheat SIS "a
carEoes of coast. nothing doing. cargoes
On passage. sellers at q decline OF 81 Llv-
erpocl wheat. No. / California. 6 6isdf1
s. slrd; wheat IN Paris. easy. hour in
Paris. easy.
Cotton--l pianis, 5-32d.
CoTu--ibgii spot. American mixed. .
stzd. Futures. duIi; May. % 6l4d. June, =
lid. July. = sd
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January 4 and
for the Past Week.

Real estate transactions since January
I. 1897, are g, - 0Ts.ss. There were filed for
record during the week 40 deeds, the con-
slderations aggregating 81 .03i. 621 81 Fol-
lowing Is the record for the week by days,
Including each DAVIS transfers.
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do hers. iIa11r. osd rooSters. 81 young do.
T6s. small broslers. EEs 20, large do ss7
8. sry-rs. E<1s hens. sGS: ducks. old
- Z<13 90 ducks young 4flS. eeese ia
.. gosllngz N-&zsf-5a: pigeons. $40
Ctonang Quotatfors.
Whest-<lBtsf. December 8 -
Barsey-<ssIlet, Decernber SAC
Eorn-IsarEe yellow. s. org
R-zn-E1EforT1fa. xi541s3 per ton.
Wool and hops
Wooi--Srriag. choice foorain. fa773r.
San joaquin. az months szfllc. do years
~ aples s6t1sNcs mountain f1Qasc, Nevada.
16sQ1fcs Oregon. io6Il5c. Northern 1s9Isc
Hopz-Quotabie Al Saizc per pound.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. 81 IDrafts-Slght 90. Is
Mex. dois .-4s1zxFso Telegraph :. :. III.
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weckry Rank statement.

The hanks rev bold sli. ssa.se0 in excess
~ requirements
zslas k10auCteT Sayss
The eaxlsss baat are Responsible Ter TIE
present ros3 exports Seegn 10 have "a =
sner,s 81 a change IN tire New York hank
statement for Iae week el1sns Nay -
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TACOMA, May I5.-wheat-AliIlng
gaes No. ! elaa, ssc; No. l blaesiera.
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MATrLE WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

!. N ! club. milling. s5c: bluessem, mill
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
sax FRANCISCO MARKETS

~x0ffflAND. May l5.~-wheat--Waiia
ssaia. asssc; valley. &c per bushea.