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fwrsm
it Warttngton. n4 if ths
[ M id » • d**d
fL/ibaU be «dded thereto the
mi *nd cr -.Tc—n fixtr-l by tho
i inll»n rrn of said City, and
ritfngs 't-reoo as j ro
, mjtt tfcf • > Charter. The
-*r shall pro- ed. after the
of «aui notice, with all
t with t;t < ailectioc of said
T%t* Oriitumm shall tak-> ef-
Jr f * r: ,-.d after Pa
si pormred toy the
■—f It Sh%B take at
P*£L tTihaU becomt- a law tinder Mte
£3S- sf tb. «t> C! f
ICZthe C!tr Council the Hth day of
JZrSk «»d toy me In open aes
oi l***Se this
g*Z, ft May, w.
»»•' J R. CBICWTOV,
presider of 'be City Cmtncil
I I tfn -r* by me ttis »th da) of May,
J ' W. D. WOr»l>,
W- Mayor.
»y gM this of May, IW.
WfIX H f'ARRT.
r aad ex-Officio City
PSIC-« May 31.
twini - tV ononcAircK
iWSEeg ape« aafw *«nem to redeem
575* d
m*' re and become payabia
the bond-> of Locai Improvsnwnt
lELet Bo W *'Jed under authority
ICLgct. Xo WB*. f>r the impwne
fj str«"t under Ordinan«* Mo.
Sttta accordance with tbs nss> nam'nT
S at ml! dwtrtc* approved by Ordi-
SLt So JW- and providing for the co*-
ttoere<d
C|lwdaueu by the City of Seattle aa
L That tftere be and la hereby
i*Tj 4 imtlil *srnrti- upon each psr
iu: of land and oart thereof < oo-
I/fai Improvement District .I*.
bv <»rJlnaoce No. for
fc ■ses*Ri ,r '' of Street therein
XmZ. up" la I i«wss*m*nt being
Mrpoi- of —'ing the second
an t interest to mature
SfcLamr payable upon the bond* of Mid
EL- itapfweement iHatrtct No. ». lasur l
SZtasthortt' r i'.i' No Wt* Th"
rSZ-, ni men «*•< lai swwroient *«aln*t
Saar'l and lot of land within an id
ahall be ono-tenth part of the as-
CL t a*»t*re«l apot» the UMMMM roll
ttitrV't as prnvidei by Ordinance
S> 2M and therein ma le a charge against
S swpert> «<wtetber with Interest at
ST fate of sever, (T) per centum per an-
a»os the nine-tenths of the amount
t f romtUedat»* of th# ma -
the first annua I towtallmente of *akl
CSsßtttll the maturtty of said second ai«-
tiieT».of, provUed. that
9 iawei or kM of land or p*rt thereof
Id «atd Uks! lmprov«m«nt dls
£n«« * shall have been redeemed
DLiutv by the payment of the total
of the aaaeawr.t lit chargad against
Saws by said Ordinance No STi - - such
m at land or { «.rt thereof shall
etiks Ma We for tho special assessment
HEmm>
TJt The city Comptroller Is hereby
Awetsd to enter or cause to be entered
mm lbs srMin.il issesMnent roll of local
ZZfaeSiftm* district No. ». as prepared
tosksClty Engineer and approved by Or
-I—. y?9a. »n the column provld«>d
irratt purpose, or upon supplement*!
r, flr pj be a<lded thereto, the several
—the special a**es*nitints levied
to this Orllnanee. setting the sa/nc re
a*ft;tt.y (ipposltf th« destriiptted of racb
Jyrel or lot of Un.l or part upon
Sfc-'i said spw'al assessm'-nt 1* levied.
Kt shj 11 forthwith dell/er to the city
ar»r a certified copy of said < - ess
»,* ml! with the amount of snld ai<«ctal
m wmtri' herein levied as aforemld. Tlm*
nif Tiessurer shall gve such notice and
«.v« m»h proceedlnx* for the collection of
ntpct tl»fl smounts so levkv! and spe
griiy uasaaed as ar%t prescribed by the
sod Ordin*r>i e» of the City of Se
at* awl the Uw.< of the State of Waah
fcrter;. and If the same l» uot paid within
a# tknn flael tjjerrfor there *hall be added
Crete tb«- penalty. Interest atvl charges
ted fry eharler aud ordinances of aaui
and other proceedings had thereon
a w&vlled by law and the City Charter.
T3»r*y Treasurer sh ii: procee<l. after the
S iKtlrsijon of aasl notke, with all due
Hjnn' with the collection of said special
mimin i.i.
*r J. This Ordinance shall take eflact
«| to in fore- from and after Ita passage
mi approval, if approved hy the M.iyor;
chemise it shall talcr effect at th» time tt
gaC tweeme t law under the provisions
g itie City Charter. ,
flaseti the ilty Council the l*th day of
|ky I*C and sl«n<-<l by me in open session
!l »u*.hentlcitl"n of its i>«M»iage thia 17th
(p\ of Hay, R ,, H r< iiTC»r
President of the city Council.
Approved by inc thi« >«h day of M <y,
m \V l». WOOD M.iyor.
»' ISAV'JBWr
t t'omptrcd'er and ex-OfficW City
<-rk
PaWtoaed May
ItoINANCE SO. ««K W AN QHDIN
*i»ro*tnir the Afi'easmeQt ItJll of
tMfiivimu»t District No, 1* tor the lm
i»MKti ,jf Main Street from Railroad
arsnue to the east tine of Fifth Avenuo
icnitfc «nd«r Ordinance No. 4>> and
kvylu* and aastsslnit the amount*
thereof **aln*t eseh tercel and lot Of
toad and part thereof shown In .*aln roll,
and pruvidins for th»* collection thereof.
Where*- the Assessment Kr»!l of Doc-al
tiprsyenwnt Irtstrlc* No. 19*. for tfle lm
pronm*n: of Main Street from Railroad
Aorkoe to the east line of Fltth Av« nue
ftmtV uader urdtn.in< ■ No <f' v prepared
the Cltv Enslnesr, waa reporttil to tlm
uty Cbuncil by th< Board of PublK- W#rks
sa tfee Shid dfti of March. tM»7. ar.d tho
on receipt of such rail and as
ws>neQt did cause a isotlc? thereaf sign
*i hy tho City Clerk, to be published Ir.
f>e city edicts! newspapgr of thf city for
b* cosmi vtlve issues. notlfyioK all isr
was iKlcrested that -aid roll had beu*
BM. a«id rr(,»dr!rg tl.cm to app> ar Itefore
the CH: Cout t'.f in the Council i'ham
«i th» City Hall on Monday, the .ird
tofef Msv i«g.- at a o'clo. k p. m being
a iar not Wst than llftec- days from ths
#ttt o! said not! e. and makti objection*
•i**et« if any they have, and
*!wrc%s, Die City Couo< II did at the
ttolt <U*d dulv convene sr l '-onslder any
*a* al< ob><Mlo- made thereto, and no
>»««».iw ticr*> made or hied, and the
did make suit. corrections of said
#* it deem**! just, and did then ile
ih an:oun* of the cost ot said Im-
JJtonißt a- . aicairst rtrttl cr«>as
•c* pen.i, tn.> *, n of tweiv* hundred
dt'wieh: end r> US i3IS« .SM dollars, to
"taw ft ni the i. ral fund «»f the
ted fottnd tlic amount of cost to be
w» *"i<t
* shear lu ». t d r. 11, to be the auai of
freight hu:-d:td and fifteen and W-IOU
*6*ll gsi «ri' ;i r* and
th<■ Cny C.tunell fotind that
Wet the p ovislons of the «'barter and
wtt*ai*e** pr:or to the approval of said
h*" , s»a»<Bi roll had been duly compiled
•fth: Be*, .lien fore,
it erUat.ied by the City of Bvattto aa
wy:>on I. That the assessment roll de
amiv«l la the pt- imbi<« of thl» Ordlwanoe
*
?"fW ! hi» «t of M*m street fr.»m
•aAesd A\emit t-„ th. i»t line of Fifth
Amsa, u , ■ , N , 4 4-»i
•'he «aa». n,.* «t.,. .» t»e and the »ame
V^ rb!r . ln J. M 'im»ved
t Tliat tn.*e i»- and i* hereby
and as** H*e«i -.**tr.«t ach ->ar< >1
,■ *rt : her- >f oontau: d
•saw Jrr; mvwtit iti*trfet, as
?** ? *td roil, th «i>. • ;ve amourt»
PJWgwt agamsr ew-h psrrel md lot of
« and part and each of -aid
*»t» Is hervt> ievlatvd a |ir«»t lien
toftsast weft parcel and U i of l»nd and
gw ttewaf ~r »t X, i. n the -ame is
w aatd rv t'.» whole umount
1 Ai.-d u ir.-t the
>Npwty in sat-s 1, imarov. ment Iks
*2* the »>-.n f thirty . tirht hun
•*» MM nfte. n a- I - l* toil d the
i: •< the fc» t f r , ;l h .uMlvi
v ** n *' wr. ir «.»• I rvl »« a* follow*:
Pfts ftrst sub. f I for ea-'h
J2' 1 **2 * r ' «~*a in the sec
* m »: rt. r res h front foot
r" 1 * u ,^
f - ,rnnt pr
|m f* x area, in the fourth * I'xtttHlMt
** Ch fr^t u ** ll * '^iU'va
.Wtjer.t ror « l a 1 be d« :i*ered to
iT^r f i
r 1 * ' r* tha
Rastr?,- ?' ■
-w. r» r t * " >• >f mid re
* a? 4 ? *r ' VI " J 41 a«*ei»'v»4
' t.— t ,v fcTtsr and «>r
S*? 52™",,1*
in . ;r ? '
S*£-rV ' j
ar.'irv*. *7; vad n> the
t mt
; 1 • * w ;■ ter the
** C rter
** City w..u. t e .71ft d-j Of
cm yonoEi
May. VT. and signed by me In open ma
a»or. in authentication of ita passage this
17 th day of May, Im.
J. E CRICHTON.
President of the Cfty «'ouaelt
Approved fcy me thia 3P*h d»y of May,
wen. W D. WOOD.
M*yoc.
Filed by me thia Mtfc day of Mar, Wft.
Attest. WILL H. PARRT,
City Comptroller and «*-Officio City
f^erte.
(Se*L>
i«t»bii*had May 21 S*T.
LEGAL VOTVCES.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S BALK~T* the
Court of the State of Welling
ton, for the County of Kiss -Patrick
Lamey plaintiff, va Walter J Coflflpan
and Jant' CofTman. Wa A. H. Tall.
W I. Vaii and fl. H Miapard. partnera
doing (raainew vc Senbom, Vai! A Coat
pa nj . Eam>at M. Tharkrw and Metta
h Thurlow, hie wife; CMn Ge< Hce and
Lan Ol Chin, hia wife. William F Mr-
Manon A Fortloula. the Home Eiw -
trie Company, a corporation. Paul Fried
man. Jeaei': I. CofVman and W M Coff.
man her nuaband. M L. Perry and Mar
garet Anne Roberta, a* escmfi* at the
tea- will and teetarwm of A. H. Rob
erta, deceaa#"d. defendant*. "No 13,457
Under and toy virtue of an order of sale
and apectal eaecutlon Issued out of the
above-named court, m th« abov*-entltle<t
act son, and to me direct and delivered
I have duly levied upon th* folicwing raal
property, situated in King cowniy. Wash
ington. to-wit:
Lot* five C 3» and *l* <€>. la block fiftr
nina (3t>, of th" plat of the ®*" <>od addi
tion tw the town of Heal tie. a* laid off by
the heir* of fMrah A. Hell: also a strip
twenty-four (24) feet wide and running
from end to end of and hieing a part of
k»! four (4). and lying next north of tha
aouth twelve «I2> fe*t of said lot four «>.
to block five fs». In plat of William N.
Bell's Seventh addition to Seattle; also a
strip twenty-four (34) feet In s.tdtb. run
ning from <-nd to »md and being part of
lot two (Z) stid lying neat north of the
soutti twelve <l2> fee- of said lot two ill,
in bio k six (C>. In the said plat of Will
lam N B*U'« Sever.tii addition to Seattle;
also an undivided >nc-fifth (l-i> of lota
three (St and four <4>. In block thirty-rt*
(*»■>, of the plat ol the Second addition to
that part of the city of Seattle as Uid off
by A A. Denny an I William >». Tlell. also
an undivided twentieth <l-Iw> of the south
one-balf of the northwest quarter f?4)
of aectton (3D. township
twentr-four <34> north, of range four (4)
east. In said King county.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Friday, the s*th day of May, 2W7. at the
hour wf l» o'"*lock a. m of said day. at the
front door of the courthouse, in the city
of Seattle, in said King county, 1 will aril
the above-descrlbe-d property at public
auction, to the highest and i>est bidder for
tasb.
Dated this 23d day of April, IW.
WM. H MOT BR. Sheriff.
Presfon, Cmrr A Oilman. Attorneya
KOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE In the
superior court of the state ot Washing
ton. tor the t-ounty of King. -Hampden
Fairfield plaintiff vs. Christina Helby,
Elisabeth Johnson. Samuel Park, W. I.
Vail. Wurren Green and H C. Taylor,
a* copartners, doing business the
Arm name and style of the N<H-thwest
ero Sho»- Company. I> E. Frederick, N.
H Nelson and Silas Monroe, aa copart
ners doing business under the t.rni nam*
and atyb of Frederick Nelson & Mun
rye, Teklo Nelaon. Ella A. Munroe. O. B.
Littell. and the H. iby Investment Com
pany. a corporation, defendants. No.
28.114.
IJnd«r and by virtue of an order of sale
and special execution. Issued out of the
•bov*-uam< d court, in the a)>ove-entttled
a< tion and to me directed *nd delivered.
I have duly levied upon the following real
property, situated In King county, Wash.,
to-wit:
Beginning at a point sixty («0) feet east
«f the southeast corner of block < ight (S)
In Falrvlew Homestead Association, the
plat of which was flled In the office of the
county auditor of King county on the iith
day of October, IK7V. runninK thence from
the point of beginning east 25*; feet;
thence north
litenc* south 120 feet to the point of begin
"Notice la therefore herehy given that on
Friday, the 2fth day of May. ISS7, at tha
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. at
the front door of the courthouse. In the
city of Seattle. In said King county I will
»e|l the above described property at pub
lic auction to the highest and best bidder
for <ash
luted this 21st day of April. ISS7
WM. H MOVER. Sheriff.
Clarence 8. Preston. Attorney.
NOTICE of SHERIFFS SALE—in the
Superior Court of the State of Washing
ton for the County of King —Mary H.
Whltson. plaintiff vs. George w. Dal
grer.. M >ry Dalgren. O M Abel. G. A.
Abel Calvin Philips, defendants. No.
S3 V.4
I nder and by virtue of an order of aai*
and special execution. Issued out of th*
above-named court, in the above-entitled
action and to me directed and delivered.
I have duly levied upon the following real
property, situated In King county, Wash
ington. to-wit.
The southeast one-half of lot 3, bloc k #. In
Heir* of Surah A. Bell's First addition to
the ■ ity >f Seattle, Washington, according
to the "plat thereof, flled for record In th*
office of the aadttor of *aid King county
on the 9ih lav of April. 1872. at 3 p. m.
The said hair U-gins at the southwest
corner of In: 2. being the dividing line be
tween lots 2 and 3. on Sixth street, thenc*
30 feet northwest on the east line of Sixth
r-treet, thence 120 feet northeast tr> th* *l
- th.nce thirty (30) feet southeast to
the northwest corner of lot 2: thence 130
ft-e» southw ••«t to place of beginning, to
gether with all the tenements heredita
ments snd appurtonances thereunto be
longing.
Notice 1" therefore hereby given tl.at on
Frtd av. the 88th day of May. IS&T, at the
b >ur Of w o'clock I IT! if si'd day at the
front door irf the courthouse. In the city of
Seattle in said King county. I will sell
the above -described property at pnbllc
auction, to th* highest and best bidder for
cash.
l»ated thl* 22.1 day of April. 159?
WM H MoTKK Short*.
Poollttlr * F< gg \ttorneya.
NOinU*E~OF SHERIFF'S SALE In the
sui-rlor court of the state of Washing
ton the county of King — William F.
Tm lor plHintiff. v. Willi <m R Braw
ley Gertrud< F. Brawley his wife: D.
C. Br* wley. Eita R Brawtey. hi" wife;
Melvlnn J TMck* n. Janus 11 Di kson,
husband of MeHina J l>lckson. d' fend»
ants. No. 23 541.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
and sf»edal execution, issued out of the
above-named court In th* above-entitled
sctlon snd to rr>e directed and d- llvered,
I have duly Upon the following real
property, situated In King county. Wash,
to-wit :
All of lot; 1, 2 and 3. in block In a
plat of the First addition to the town (now
cltv) of Se-nttle. *" laid off b\ William N.
Beil ai»t A A. Denny, together with all
and singular, the tenements, heredita
ments and appurtenances th* rennto b--
Inhgtng or In anywise appertaining
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Friday, the .Mh day of May, IW7 at the
ho'ir 'of 1" o'clock m of -aid day. at
Ihe front door of the enrthmh", in the
f'liv of Seattle, In said Kmc county, I
will »eM |he above described property «t
public auction to the highest and best bld
d< r for cash.
I'ated this rd day of Apr l 18$?.
WM H MOVER Sheriff.
l>-outtl, £ F Attorneys
S-vrtcK OF SHERIFF S SALE -t n C a
Superior Court w the State of Wssh
ircton for the County o 4 Kmc Mr*.
ArabeUa C Horton pUlntiff vs Will-
- iv and Eunice V. Murray,
<tefen>t*n'* N ' 24 «H«
I nd't and by virtue of an order of
~ \ «, ,| *\ . a ot- -s »ed on' of tb«
« ove imed r - irl, in the »bc»ve-en'itled
action and to me llrectetl an k dettvered,
I have duiv levied upon th* following re,»j
prop, y d usted In K ;ig - ount> Wash
it rt on to-wit:
•fbe west half o? lot nfteen block three.
at Terry's Foarth i i(MiiK»n to the city of
Seattle . ,
N'otice is therefore hereby given that en
FrC the 11th day of J, ne * " *t the
v • o'c! • V a. m of s * lav at tla
r '• d.»r of the couHb.vu-. in »h« dry
ef S-attie in s-itd Kin* • ••unty I wttl
*, ; the above-daarritod property it :>uhhc
tuition *o th# h!<hest and be«; bidar,
for cash
ed 'bh ll: 1 -. '»• of M<% 9
\\ M M V n -Sheriff.
Riainc A De V-tes Attorneys
HANHOODRESifIBEDffi-™
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■ JAJ \l I m.iWbtt*^cA.» | pl>*rß'*lWi*, t r.r» liefetHty,
■ aflMf , WL A u> Kirry, la-kins,
■ •• V ~7 i'v«atir>*t!->a It as* >w all !«<*«* by *ar ar r gat P--»r-. »q;» s-
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B - lrrr a s.. s*s# Is jrn-r* <4 l»p«»f«cT, ti riDlAf.f wrin u*
■ lIFOHI «*• "t' t™ kjw»«-e»ai»4tstawrteary«***••• ofaiilnparitfMk
B cTTtl*W*tT **rr-«t»e -niUMt re»ttt«-e«*ts*^
J., , . _ , firrcr* st -• -« fir-1 he w ber*x»» c!-.*tr per wet are trooped alta
,-tm rCi'il't-N k * ta* om\y r»»edy toc«re« -ishho mcprr»i«ja. i*
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" THE SEATTLE FOST-INTELLIGENCEB. FMDAY, MAT 21. 1897.
LKdiL XOTICEI
IN THE SUPERIOR COrBT OF THE
fctat* of Washington. f<*r kingvounty.
H- H A. Hasting* »J nrcetver of the 8—
ramy Having* Btnk. a «rpor»;-en.
ptelrnJT sa. Adolph H Ftwk and J' l "
sepfetoe J. Flak. and J. K. Edmlrtaa. de
fend* n*s. Ssucaions for Publication.
The »t*t* of WasfeiMTOu to the said J.
K Edmltton. defendant above Bimrt:
Too are hereby summoned to »PP*>
wrtrhin ciztj days after th* late of
the flm? pwSi! ration of this summons. to
wit: Wttbln rfiur days after the !4th
<U.r of May. IWT and defend the abore
er.a:l*d action *n tbe *bove-#«tltle<sl «mr,
and answer the complaint of the plarntm.
.»,< wf-rxf a copy of your answer jjpon t>«
undersigned attorneys for ol|htJt at their
office brio* stared: anl in case of your
failure »o to do. Judgment will be ren
dered against yo'i according to the de
mand ®? tli* complaint. whi'-h ha* be*n
filed with the cleric of aaid -sourt. Th" ob
ject of the abotr-witltW action la to olv
lain Judgment ar»!r.«' the defendant,
Adolph R rink T-r th* s«m of r25«0.
with Interest. upon the note* given by him
to the Security Savings Bank and hHd
by the plaintiff and for the coats of this
action. inclod!rsg an attorney's f~e of
|M<* ale® praying for a decree establish
ing and foreclosing a »wtain mortgage
g*v»n to retire tba payment of th* above
indebtedness. and describing and covering
the failowlng lands. elmated in nail coun
ty to-wit Lots I* and 11 of bloefc <2 of
fiecond adlitler to Seattle, sup
plemental in King county. Washington;
also pravin* that In said deree the inter
est of each of the defe-ndant* In and to
property be declared Junior, inferior
and subordinate to plaintiff a inte-ss- there
in and that the equity of redemption of
each of the d»fendan's be forever barr*4
and forerdosed -tnd »or general eepiltaM*
relief HASTINGS A BTEDMAN.
Pta'ntlfTs A'tomeys.
P O Addres«: *t Haller Building. Seat
tle King County. Washington.
l*f THE SUPERIOR OOI'RT OF KINO
County. State of Wasrifnirton.—Fred W.
West and Mary B West, hia wife, plain
tiffs vs. M O Hughe*. W fl. 'Campbell
and C A. Strlrigham. defendants.
The of Wa*hlngten to the above
named defendants. M G. Hughes, W. H.
Campbell and C. A. Btrlngh&m
Tou are hereby summoned and required
to appear within* sixty days arfter the flm
publicsttor of this summons, to-wit: Sixty
days after the 14th dav of May. I*>" a'-.d
defend 'he above-entitled action In the
above-entitled t-ourv and answer the com
plaint of the plaintiff*, and serve a copy of
your answer on the undersigned attorneys
for the plaintiffs, at their office below stat
ed and In < as* of your failure so to do,
judgment will be rendered against you ac
cording to thn demand of the complaint,
which has been filed with the clerk of
aald cour;.
The object of said action Is to secure a
decree of said court quieting in the plain
tiffs the title to lots one, two. three and
four, in block twenty-rilo*. of Law's addi
tion to Seattle, King county, state of
Washington. BYERB A BYEJtS.
Attorneys tor the Plaintiffs.
P O. Address: Room* gT-TO Safe Deposit
Building. Seattle. Washington.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.—Tn the
Superior Court of the Stafo of Wash
ington. for the County of King. Alfred
A Curtis, piaimiff. vs. John Till and
Johanna Till, his wife; John B. Jacob
sen. Scandinavian-American Bank.
Frederick Kakeldy. I-oui* Marbet and
Frederick Foss. defend,tnta. No. 23.587.
i'nder and by virtue of an order o< sal*
and special execution, issued out of th*
alH»ve-n.imed court, in the above-entitled
action, and to me directed and delivered,
I have duly levied upon the following real
property, situated In King county, Wash
ington. to-wlt;
All of lot six <C>. In block twenty-seven
(27). In the Second addition to the City of
Seattle, by the Heirs of Sarah A. BHI.
Notice Is theretfore hereby given that on
Friday, the 11th day of June. 1X97. at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. m of said day. at the
front door of the courthouse. In the city
of Seattle, In said King county. I will sell
the above-described property at publlo
auction, to the highest and best bidder,
for cash.
Dated this 13th day of Mai', I*» 7.
WM H. MnYER. Sheriff.
Charles E. Shepard, Attorney.
BASKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block, Seattle, W»ih.
Capital SIOO,OOO
- OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES.-
Jacob Furth President
Arthur A. Denny Vice President
John Leary Second Vlc* President
James R. Haydcn.Msnag«r. Caah'r Sec y
Frank I Blodaett Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Scnwabachfr, John Collin*,
E. C. Neuft-lder, J. T. Greenleaf.
Transacts a savings bank business ex
clusively.
l>eposits received from $1 to SIO,OOO.
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cent on term deposits; 4 per «rnt. on or
dinary deposits.
Dividend* declared last dsya of May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated isß7.
Capital S2OO 00#
Surplus 100.00®
President .-A A. Denny-
Vice President W. M Ladd
Manager N. H. Latimer
Cashier F. R. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and tclagraphic trans
fers on New York, Chicago St Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
Ore pen and British Columbia
( Stuht bills of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds, stocks and other valuables re
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
THE PUGET SOIND NATIONAL
BANK. OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In ss2s <xv
Surplus
Jacob Furth President
K C Netlfelder . Vice Pr- ddent
R, V. Ankeny Cashier
Correspondence in all the principal cities
In the Cnit d States and Europe.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE.
Paid-up capital 1180,000
Surplus 250,000
Maurice Mc Mick en President
J H McQraw Vice President
Lester Turner Cashl»r
General banking business transacted.
Sight and telegraphic exchange payable
in sil lhe principal cities of th*
United States and Europe.
_________________ a
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Paid-up capital $300,009
Trausacta a general banking business.
M D. Ballard . .President
11 C. Henry Vlc* Pr> sident
R. R. Spencer Cashier
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MARKETS AND TRADE
Seattla, May T I??T.
Beeha-.ges a* the Seattle. T a com* in 4
Portland houses today were:
Clea ranees. Balances.
Seattle I SLSTI <1 tz*
Tacoma ?!.» «• M.gS »
Portland 124.065 99 la,.•si
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Testcrday ffnt??d no change in wheat
and flour mrket and local dealers seem
dlv We.3 on the ij-testi'in of wbeth- r ih":e
wii bs any aoom. One mtH man said that
h-- did not believe the wheat or the Sour
price woufd advance. He said: "l can't
see why dour shuuid advance. The local
msrtte? is not In such a fine condition, and
whil*- our foreig* trade is good, it is be
cause of the price we are now charging.
Lei Sour ad van* a and you will find that
there will be a fai!-off in the fartign trade.
I believe, as Jarnea J. HKI say*, that the
relations now existing between this coun
try and the Orient are responsible for the
healthy condition of the strain market of
the W»wt, ar*l U»at we win spOil it it we
s.-k too much.
"As for wheat advancing, I don't think
there Is much in the expectation- The
present price we *re offering in this city is
very rood. The farmer will get %good
m»rgiu if he sella to usl 1 am not Of the
belief that the f itinera look for a great
advance in wheat, -f they look for any.
Just now they are »ngaged in seeding and
they have not time to take their producta
to maxk< t. In addition to that they have
but little wheat on hand. What wheat
they have they are not bringing to the
<~ity for two reasons. First, tney are too
busy, and .<*cond. I believe that they
want to wait until the freight rates are
reduced in the state, a* they will be short
ly. That will be a little to their advantage
add they know it. Some of tho farmers
nay hope for an advance in the price. I
know of several who do. But I think many
are not coram* to the city with their prod
uct for the reasons I have given."
There may be a siignt reduction In the
price of egg» during the next few days.
The reduction may come today. Eggs are
atill selling at 14 cents, but Wednesday and
vesterday a great ra.iy came into the mar
ket. The supply Is much greater than the
demand, so commission men claim, and for
that reason it «*>emed to be the prevailing
belief along Western avenue yesterday that
the price will fall unless the hens cease
their good work
The potato market Is not very good. The
commission men inst«t that there is no de
mand for them and that the drop in price
which aa* ma ie a few days ago did not
materially increase the demand More po
tatoes are coming into the market every
d)iy, but thev do not sell. There may be a
further cut in the price before many days
no by.
Jobtolas Qaatatloa*.
Th* following ar* the Jobbing quota
tions of wholesale dealers today:
*>a*ar. Flear aad Coffee.
Stanr (jobbing)— Golden "C" in bbls. per
!b, 4V: extra "C" in bbls, per tb. 4V",
dry granulated, in bbls. per Tb. sc; cube,
4^*o: powdered. 5Hc; spot cash prices.
t .out. ttc. OobNng>—Patent Excellent,
$475; Novelty A. $4.45. California brands,
*4.S#>; but. k wheat flour, per bbl. iti.oo; per
cwt, 53.7&44. graham, per bbl, $4. or
10-tb sacks. *.'£ per cwt; rye flour, per
bbl, »4. -»r 10-lb >acks. per cwt;
rys meal, per bbl, $3.75; per cwt, $2;
rolled oats, per bbl. sl®4.ao; hominy, per
cwt. $2.25: cracked wtieat. per cwt. $3.25;
fl.tked wheat. LSO per caise; whole wheat
flour, per cwt. $225; pearl barley. 100-lb
saoks. 4c; 25-tt> box esc sc; *pllt pras. per
WO-Tb 4»*; 25 rb b«»xes. Sc; corn
meal, yallow, lus. $1.50; 50s. $1.35. white,
}®S. sl.6i«: ~Tk< $1.45; flaked hominy, bbls,
$3.75. kegs. $2.25. „
Coffee (jobbing)—Green—Mocha, per Tb,
33c; Java, per Tb. SMf&c; Costa Rica,
choice, par Tb. 24c. Roasted—Arbuskle's,
in 100-lti cases, per c»"t. $13.15; 60-Tb casof,
per cwt, $13.25, »>-lb caaes. per cwt. $13.35;
Java, id-lb tins, per lb. sacks, 34c;
Ad.>n Mocha. 37 ,c: Caracola 27W-. Guate-
India, 23r, grounc 8 f
$13.16: 80s. $13.25; 3«s. f15.36.
Meats, Provlalow* and Fish.
Fresh Meats (jobbing)— Cow beef,
ateer beef. 7c per lb. mutton, 7<tf74c per
lb: pork, iIW: o*r l»: veal, tc per tb.
Provisions (jobOlng)—Hams, large, lie;
hams, .small, breakfast bacon, i\c;
dry salt side*. C**c.
Fresh FISh (Jobbing)— Halibut,
salmon. 6®7c; salmon trout, 8c; ooundM\«.
SMMc: soles. S»*c: rock ci>d. sc; black
bass. Ic; perch, mountain trout,
124#lie. shrimps, lk.
Batter, Cheese, Fags aai Poultry.
Butter—Ranch. lbfelSc.; Ellensburg and
other Washington creamcriea, 2-Ib prints,
lid 16c.
cheese (jobbing)— Native Washington,
lWillc; California full cream. 9c.
Erics
Poultry (Jobbing)— Chickens, live
weight; dressed chickens, turkeys,
15® 17c per lb.
Vegetable* aai Fruit.
Potatoes Gobbing)— Native stock,
Yakima*. $1;<»16; aweot potatoes, ic per
lb.
Vegetables (jobbing)— California peas, 50
SV: Oreaon ptss. 5c per lb; rhubarb. l l ic;
Wjlla W.illa asparaaus. $1 per box: cab
bages. California sl7* per cwt; new Cali
fornia onions. beets. $1.25 per
sack; carrots, $1 25; lettuce, hothouse. lSftl
30c per doz; cucumbers, hothouse, 75c£$l
per do*.
Green Fruit.* (lobtdng)—Lemons, fancy
California. $2.75tr3: selects. apple*,
$1.50fc2 per b<ix; bananas. $2'412.5®; oranges,
fancy see«lllnirs. $2 i'4rt V); choice. $2.25@
2.50, strawberries. $1.50 per case.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay (jobbing)— Puget sound, per ton.
slsul4; Eastern Washington timothy. sl7
fflf; California $14#15: alfalfa, JllfilX
Oats Oobbing)---$214/.'2.
Barley (Jobbing)— Rolled or ground, par
ton, S3O.
Corn- Whole. SJO; cracked, feed
meal. $-na2l.
MUlstuns (Jobbing>—Bran, per ton, sl4®
13; shorts, per ton. sl7^flH.
Feed (Jobbing)— l Chopped feed. $17318 per
torn; middlings, per ton, s2l ; oil cake meal,
per ton, $32.
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. 1 club, milling, Tlic; blusstftm, mill
ing. 7Sc.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACYKMA. Mac V).-.Wheat—Milling
price: No. 1 dub, «*?; bluestem, 7Sc.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND. May -Wheat—Walla
Walla.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Bread«tnff> and Grains.
BAN FTtANCTSCO, M»y 50-Flour-
Family extras. $4 TT'-ft.v.j; t>akers' extra%
superfine, s4.b)fi4.3^
\Vhe<it— $1 'S2H; for local use,
$1 t"Vil.3. r >; milling whe»t, $1.87^4%1.42'».
Barley—'Feed ;2v»y«sc choice,
br- wing.
Oats—iPiiget sound, $1.1451.25: same,
fancy white, higher; inferior grades, Kci|
$1 07^.
Receipt*.
Flour, fjitarter sack?. 32.750; do Oregon,
21 wneat. centals. 3.5»»; do Oregon,
4 "*s; barley, centals. 2,230; tjeans. sacks,
Sc. com. centals. 2.r<46: ry< centals, ."ti".;
potatoes, sschs I.**: do Oregon, 4 lir.;
ordons. ~4cks, 722; bran. m< k». 2ff); do Ore
con, 1 -iw); hay. tons. flax seed, sacks,
3S; wool, twles. *4: do Oregon, 173; hides,
number. 471; wine, gallons, 53,^50.
I*ra«lnce, Fmlts. Etc.
sliQ , r».s'> per ton.
Hay—Wneat. S>f| 10 30; wheat anl oat,
$"#»!©; oat. V: river fwrley, to*i4: best
harle> IS -dii6rS: alfalfa. V.'k clover.
stv k. sT»sii-S; compressed wheat. s»i||9.jd pvr
ton. stmw. <iic per bale
Potato* s—Eirly Row.- ; 70c per cen
tal: river Burbanas. H"" 1 '• river reds,
*"*ff7se: Or'*con Burbsnk? 7»v ';si 10; Pet.;-
luma ,md Tommies ,*w4*Si> new
potatoes l&2c per pound, sweets.
per centil
Onion*—New fr»»f7Sc; Australian onions.
$ Ur't j" per cental.
Vegetables—^CucumN-rs. 4"> j,ac per dor
en . dried peppers, strTc. dried ofcra.
L'jc: garlic I*j2C per pound: tsnaratrua.
c>rnmor,. Tictisl ®. eho.cfe do. 26
box. treen peas 4m*;v>e; garden p«*a.
.v— p»'r sack; string beans. 4frS< p-r
rt u&*rb. Kfp®c: Mexican totna
10* s $.7 per i^x.
FT .its—A: ; les. $1.2& .'l "»i box: I>"»n*-
»,>'th strawberries, in '>-k«ts, per
ri:e»t, Urre merries. HZ-s per chest;
pev-s. berries -'&s<• per pound; Warkher
ri- - per nasltet -le». white, per
b>t. 3S«!.j'4rt«*; »o binek V 'Wc per box;
fancy nival oranges. $. v<j.j ; eeedlings.
$". >» 1 73. Mexican Hme« o; commoa
Cal|fo~n m lemons. TT* j5 56; fancy do. $2
per box. «rapes. per v jox ijananaa.
I t>»- •nincb: fists. S-nyrna. 13*rtl4c per
pound: date*, tc per pound.
Butt' r—Fan y creamery r.V"; seconds,
Itii 15. fincy dairy. lie. seconds, mi
per pound.
Chww Fancy mild new. 7V; fair to
good. (IfdTc; Callfoma cre.tm cbeblar.
>a#llr: Toung AiM*op_ East
ert ;4n* : « . W»-*t. rn. ». pe- poaal
I cx»—«tore. lj®l3c, r*n< -
dawn
Poui.ry-d-iv* turkey*, gvobier*. I^l^>
per pound; do hens, 11913 c per pound: o3J
roosters. $4. youn* do 17$*: small tjroU
ers. CSSIS#: Urff do, fryer*.
hens. K«4: ducks. oM. US £3.5* *»o
J*OBt ttii* per down: seeee. ?•>«-
SI per pair, plgvons. SJB#
per down.
W o#! and Bops*
Wool—<*nrlnjr: Choice foothOl. 1&C1V;
San Joaquin *5 months. *ttHe: do year's
staple. mountain. ntfMe: Nevada,
Oregon, lft<? i3e; Northern 13 'ic.
Hp)»-Ououhlf »t per pound.
rin»lß* Q«u!.nlloDL
r^«U— Quiet; May. *I.:4M December.
Bdey— Inactive: Decemier
ton-I*nt» yellow r
Bran—California, fr.f:* *.'♦>.
Flaiinctal.
S'w Sir* «p |l>ra?:»-«jrht ... ir a
Me*. dol .. j Telegraph .. .. »
Mlatny «lark*.
Aft* 4 Julia 4
Ahv.a Con ...... d Ju*;ioM ~ ..
And** 19 Kentuck C n 4
Kelcher 14 Lady Wash. Con.. ..
Best & Belcher .. SI Mexican ... S?
Bodle Con Mono
Hon B M: P'ablo
B-jfwvr Con Sav ajo
Caledonia n* r^idental Con ... t
Chalk? tige Con ... 21 Onhir 91
ChoHar Overman H
tonfldenco i«w Poto4 «4
C»a* Cat jfe Va.. .lsr> Savage 34
Con. Imperial ... i;Scorpion
Con New York .. . Surra N vah .... 41
Crown Point SI Silver Hill
Eje chequer Stiver King
Gould A Carrie .. 2? I'nion Con 34
Grand Priae Utah CMI ... 4
Kale &. Norcross. ©{Yellow Jacket S»
HW TURK MARKETS.
The *t«rk Eiekiag*.
NKW YORK, May jn.--N"w Jersey Cen
tral eogroased the largt-st share of atten
tion on the exchange u.uy and registered
another sensational derline m a long pr-»-
*rt»s downward. On January 19 of this
>ear this stock wM at ltttV. and on March
1 at 3". Today it *js sold In !ar*e quan
tities at 6SM 4 , and th« extnvu* decline for
the day was 3V and In two days It has
faij«n s**. The sales of the lay numbered
Si.TOO. The depression >»f such a w.-ight on
the market affected the whole . <t, the
coalers usually showing the greatest sym
pathy.
The general list for %he operdna showed
the effect of the more serious prase as
sumed h>- the Cuban question at Wasbing
ton. Americans were d«*pre>iised< in
don. and this was said to be due in part to
early sales there on N« w York order*.
New York opened at about the London
parity. The railway list move<l very nar
rowly and closed with slight hanges.
Railroad bo this were held weil during the
Kreater part of the day and some marked
gain* occurred, despite extreme heaviness
of the stock market. The aggregate sales,
were $#54,000.
Government bonds were dull, but steady
throughout. The sales went $5 080.
Honey and Kuh«n(f.
Money on call, ta*?y. at 1*1?1* per cent.:
closed at 1*?«1% per cent.; mercan
tile paper. 5%&4 per cent.; sterling ex
change. dull ana easier, with actual bu«t
nees in bankers" Mils at s4.B7Vii 4.87* for
demand, and for *ixty days;
posMed rates, $4.81 and S4AS4J»BB*: c»»m
mercial bill* 54.86'4' silver certificate#, Cfc{;
60* c; bar silver, 60c.
Boada.
U 8.4 a new reg..l2?V Cen.Pae. lsts *96 I'XJHi
Coup 122*; D. A K. G. 7s .110
Five# reg US ! Fours J*S
Fives coup ...113 I Erie 2d< .".61
Fours reg ....110%'Q. H. A 8. A 65.104
Fours coup ...112 I Sevens 110
Twos reg IH AT. Cent, os.l Id*
Pacific 6s of Sixes .101
Ala. class A 107 iM. K & T. Ist 4s *4%
Class B 1(6 Seconds 54
Class C 100 Mut. Union fi5.,107
Currency 100 N.J Cent. gn.ss. 10*%
I-a. new con. 4s. IS N. P. lsts 117',
Mo. 6s 100 Seconds S3 1 -*
N. Car. 6s 124 Fours 87*
Fours 104 N W. consols ..14.1
3. Car. non-fd.. 4 6. F. deb. 5s ..114*
Tenn. new 6»... BiU R. Q. West lsts.. 73
Fives 106 9t. Paul con. 7s. 133*
Thrt-es C. A P. W. Ss.llC'4
Old 6s 60 fv L A I.M gn.ss 6>.»v B
Va. centuries .. 64 jSt.L.A 5.F.*n.65111%
Deferred 4 (Tex Pac. lsts ... 89*
Atchison 4s 81 ! Seconds 30%
Second A 44%<T\ P. lsts sf '36.1 i
Can. So. 2ds ...106* W. Shoro 4s 108*
So. R R. u5.... Sini'O R. A N. lets.. 117%
L. & X. te 79 | Fours 84*
Stock Quotations.
Atchison 10* N. Y. Central ... »*
Adam® V.x 148 V. Y. AN. E.... 37
Alton A T. H... 60 jOntario A W ... 13%
Preferred Oteyon Imp
American Ex ..113 'Oregon Kav.. .. 10
B. A 0 11* O. 8. I* A I*. X 15%
Canada Pac.. ..53 Pacific Mai1,.... 26*
Canada So.. .. 415* Peoria, u. A E.. *
Central Pacific. 8* Pittsburg 162
t'hes. A Ohio .. 16 f Pullman 15*
Chicago A A....150 (Reading 18
C.. B. A Q 74 | Rich. Ter
Chicago Gas ... 80* Preferred
Con. Gas 159*' R. G West.. ... 12*
C. c. C. a St.L. 27*1 Preferred 30
Col. Coal A f.. * Rock Island .... ®*
Cotton Oil Cert 10 I St.L A S F.tst pf ..
IVI. A Hudson 103VSt. Paul 73*
Pel.. L. A W ~14«:% Preferred 131*
D. A R. Q. pf.. 27%!5t. Paul A 0... 56*
Distillers I Preferred 138
Erie 11* So. Pacific 14%
Praferred .. .. 18*< Sugar 113*
Seconds 14*! Tenn. Coal A 1.. 17*
Fort Wayne ...162 'Tex. Pacific .... 8%
G. N. pf 120 ;Tol. A O. C. pf. ..
C. A E. I. pf... » iT'nlon Pac 6*
Hocking Valley 1*! IT. 8. Express .. 38
111. Central .. .. Sfi* W Si. L>. A Pac 4*
St. Paul A D.... 15 I Preferred 12%
K AT. pf 21% Wells-Fargo Ex. 102*
Lake Erie A W. 12*1 Western Fnion . 77*
Preferred .. .. *0 (Wheel. A L. E.. ..
Lake Shore ....163 ! Preferred 2*
i Trust .. .. 23%' Minn, (t St L.. 16
L. A N 44%-Den. A R o . .. *'*
L. A N. A *' Gen. Electric .. 2!'%
Man. Con .... .. 84 (Nat. Linseed ... 10
Mom. A C.. ... 15 !Col. Fu«! * 1... 16%
Mich Cent %\ Preferred 87
Mi> Pacific .... 13%^h A T Cent
Mobile A 0.. ..17 Tol. A.A.A N M ..
Nash. A Chatt.. 6« Tol St L.A K.C. 5*
Nat. Cordage .... Preferredi 1 > r 4»
Preferred So. R. R 7%
N. J. Central .. 7ft Preferred 25%
Nor. A W. pf... 26 Am. Tobacco ... X s *
N. Am Co 4 Preferred 102
Northern. Pao . 12* Am. T. A C. Co. 87*
Preferred .. .. 3P.X'Am. Suirar pf —ta3
V. P D A G... 1* Am. Spirits .. ..1"1*
TVS. Leather pf 53*1 Preferred .. . 13K
Cot). Cable C 0.370 'P.C.CA St.L.p*.
O. R A N. p£. ..14K Oil pf ... 54
N. w 104*1 r. 8 Rubber ... 12*
Preferred .. ..114*] Preferred .. ... 61*
Totnl Sale*.
The total sales of stock* today
KI.9W shares. Including:
American Snirar 13.2'*)
n irlington A Qulncy 12.200
Chicago Oa« trust receipt* 3>.M>
Delaware A Hudson s,*>no
Louisville A Nashville S.J'l
Manhattan Consolidated 12.30
gt Paul 11.V0
T« nne«sre Coal and Iron 5 s>io
New Jersey Central &.3 0
(•recral Qnolnllon*.
Flour—Receipts, 18,430; exports. 5.152 bar
rels; quiet, as a rewjlt of the firm views
of hoklers.
Wheat—Receipts, 36/C3; exports.
bushels, quiet and firmer options,
opened easier under bearish weather news
and oeop estimaten; rallied on the strong
cabl<-« rumored foreign crop damage and
aene'-aJ covering: held strong all day,
aided by pre M-tions of a largt- visible suit
ply decease CKunday, and cl »«>-<i *®*c net
higher: No. 2 red May. r'Vf**i%c. closed
at sAe; September, 72 clo-ed at
73! s r -
Hops —<>uiet.
Wck»l— Steady; fioece, lSfe23c; pu.led. 15
&22e
Petrolf-un—l>uii.
Op. n.-d barely steady, ani un
changed to » point* low«-r. cloeed stea.ly
nt net jn'-har-.p- 1 n S"-
including Msy.
.luH lower to No. < Invoke. 7*,
No 7 Jobbing. B*e: misteady.
* t»-^gar—Raw. qui-1: retined, -t -ady.
Metal*.
px Iron-Oull: Southern. $9 2£#lo. North
ern. $l"«rl2 . . ....
Copper— Steady; brokers, $iL3.». ex
change. $U.3«%.
Ttr-4>uil. plates. eas>-
a,, ;ter—Firmer: domestic. M.l-' - ->■
I^ead—Eiurter; briers'. |1; exchange,
27*.
CHIT It.O M%HKKT*<.
Thi> Hoard «/ Tr«dr.
CHICAGO May JO.-Wr r t a *"«*
start in.! went »l>* ** *£''<* a 5
hour or «k» At The <*nd of that time it
l x>ran to give eign* of fall
by 11 o'clock It# opening wmMa«m had
riven place to n>Uu< *?r«»ngth >Bd it a
flow movement to a HvHv qirtry« ?J
JutT wheat Which ye«t«TteT
71 Vr. op«n~i wit* ■« frtHß
T4-V-, an<t befor* It u»w*rd ltAr*t
•oki down to •"'*£- IVi »1 o ckx k
' Tfc* I t-ariy weaknee* *J* mainly 4ae te
Thoman'* crop ,!l*
rrcwpwK-tiVf crop at V . ' IA
cludiiur IW.M6 <w» of wtnt#r wi>»t and
{JMMLW9 bw>beti» of spring. raakMJg
the aggrrgat* ov-r «•• <• ••.»#»• bu»h« :* nwee
ihar: but y«tr. MinnfapOi.-* and Dulu.t
f-eived (M cars, agaiaat .<4 th % c £fl£
spending day l**t year. It— »% factor*
considerable long \n the
first half hour.
Then the ttsrnin* print was reached.
Hessian flies were reported thick 1a the
Mi chigaa whfat <!-"Ws. and finch box* in
U»e >vK.r.< barley in Minnesota. Reports
of this fcfld have K*a recHvwl b- fore,
but came frtjtn all quarters of th-*s<
states t-xlay. July irraduaUy re-* to T2e
and closed with bidders at 7\\c,
Cons was dull and firmer. iSe *Mth*r
was promising a grs>d result in planted
com Th« market was helped Vy the
• *f wheat and yesterday's larg*
•htpateat.
Oats roiJowM in the wake of wheat and
corn and with a small advance.
Proviso >ns w> re rurm throughout. helped
chiH*y by the H*b; holding n-crtjHS,
which were several thousand under the
ratlins tea.
ClMinc tlaotatloa*.
Wheat-May. 7F*t: July. 71 Vs.
Corn—May. 24-* c; July. .'44e.
Oat#—Miy, lie, July ll>tc.
Pork-May, tt 3,. July. $5 &.
Lard—May. July, ss v*.
R}>.«_ \»»> $* »; July. H
Baitejr—aa^Sta
Rye—Mc.
Fla*—Sfc.
Timothy—©-*5.
I,lre Stork.
Cattle—SiltHi wer» mail# of limited
number* of common dressed beef steers
at SHK», * few at hut
the (Treat bulk went for 4C&&. Weetern
fed at*'e. W i"«#4 .38; stokers and feeders.
Ho«»- Poorest heavy packing lot*
brought $S.35>. sales were largely at sX.7os>
Sheep-.prt rw rnnged from 0.T54H tor In
ferior to extra native*; ifto«i of the
sales stt S3 iamb*. $4.40@&.f9 for
inferior to prime flock*.
Receipts—Cattle. I*V<#>; hogs, 24 000.
sheep, 13.00 ft.
FORKIG> MtKKETI
Financial.
May 3ft —Consols. 11T%; silver,
NEW YORK. Mav »-The Evening
Post's London financial cablegram *ays:
The >tock mark-ts opened excitedly to
day diid but tbe pare was too fast,
and a sharp reaction followed. There
was a partial rally m the close. Katflrs.
after booming upward, closed at the low
est.
Details of the gold movement for tho
week show the export of Jl2lo<*» from the
Cape, of £17,1*10 from China and fi.tXK- from
Australia.
The Paris bourse, which has been firm
during the day. was a little weaker at
the close on the selling of KufTra.
The.Berlin market was dull.
Brmdnlnlft and i>rHln».
LIVBKPOOL May 20.—Wheat—Steady;
No. 1 standard California, 21«; cargo*'*
Walla Walla wheat, a*». Cargoes off
coast. steadier; cargoes on passage,
steadier: Kng.'lsh country markets. par
tially 6d loftir; French couivtry markets,
steady; Liverpool wheat. No. 1. Califor
nia. 6s s*jd. Wheat In Paria, lirni; flour,
firm.
The U»l4 Iteserve.
WASHINGTON, May 20, Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available c.ish balance, I',
013; gold reserve, sUi,72>,<:3o.
MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FOR FRIDAY,
Portland, Or.. May 20, lIW.
Fair; stationary temperature.
U. ft. DEPARTMENT OW AORICUIr
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BT7L.LETTM.
Seattle. Wash., May 20, ]SCT.~
'! 'Pj^ilFF
3 5i j! O I < A 5
\% 3 7 =7 • s ?
PLACE. j» | % I ||| :
i ? a! f ? f I
Seattle .... :*> U ".s 66| NF, ' OOiOloudy
Pt. Angeles W.tfi; 54, SSi W 14; .OOPtCldy
Tatoosh ... 30.22, st; r,fiSW S .0* Clear
Spokane ... '20.72 K2> *4!tSfWj 14 f» PtCldy
Walla W... 29.54 Wl JiSiHW 12 .At*! Cloudy
Ft. Canby.. ;A: MfNW- lit .o*»Ptridy
Portland ... ;.0.12 f;2 NW| 14 T*PtCldv
Roseburg 3#.oe, 62: •** NWj 12 .OO ClOudy
Bed Bluff J».74J Hi M. SK fi .ft-Clear
Eure** .... '#.ll M' WN'W* 24 .Oft*PtCldy
San Fran.. 23.30 :4. »;W 24 .OrtjPtcidv
Wlnnema .».*>; *> an NWj 24 .14.Cloudv
Baker City 2f.*4|_ TO: SO.NW If OOCloudy
Rainfall to an amount of .08 at
Tatoosh today. .flg at Fort Canbv and a
trace at Portland. At Port Angeles the
win! blew 30 milts per hour from the
west.
Q. N. SALISBURY, Oboerw.
Hies at Seattle Harbor Today.
HiglTTtde. "jj~ Low Tldi.~
a m. I ft. ! p.tn.i ft. 'I a.m. f ft. i p.m I ft.
iafiM itfl li.» , 9.7, 1.5.0 • 1
AT PORT TOWNSEND.
Q 71. ?:) 9.5 I.* I.t 118 0.1
MARIA it OBSERVATIONS.
Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TATQOCH, May 30.—4 p. m.—Barometer,
*'3o; clear; wind west, eight miles. Pasetd
out, steamer Cleveland, at 10 a. in. PaasM
in. a schooner, at 12 noon. Outside, hound
in. a bark. In tow of Holyoke, and a square
rigger.
NBAH BAY. May 20.—4 p. m.—Cloudy;
light southwest wind.
< 'LATA.AM BAY, May 20.-4 ps m
Cloudy; fresh west wind.
PORT ANGELBB. M.y 30 —4 p. m —Ba
rometer. 50. 17; partly cloudy; wind w<»st.
twenty miles. Tu* Wanderer, ship
tun* Queen City, Discovery and
Vigilant, with boom*. In the bay.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT GAMBLE. May 20.-Sailed
John D. Tallant, Capt. Hoffland, for San
Pedro
IBKJtHAM. Mav 19. —9aned-»chr Oard
n» r City, tmm Hooulam for San
May 18. schr Lizzie Prb-n, from (loqulam
for MB Francisco.
PORT TOWNJtKNTX Ma/ 20 -Arrived-
Bk Carondelet. from Siui Francisco, loads
lumber at TO" Gamble for Snn Francisco;
sh Two Hroiaers. from San Fmncisco,
loads co<il at Tacoma for Sen Francisco;
fh Dashing Wave, from Ban Francisco,
to load lumber at Tacoma for Han Fran-
sch Challenge, from San Pedro,
to load at Ballard for San Fran
td* o;.sch Lillebonne, from Ban Francisco,
rn load lumber st HadlOrk for Sen Fran
cis. >; sen Fanny Dutard, from San Pedro,
to load lu.tiber at Port Blakeley for Sen
p. .iro H.III.Sch John D. Tenant. !«m
--bcr-lmden, Port Gamble for San Pe
dro; Br sh lumb*r-laden. from
Port GamHir for Yokohama.
SAX FH.VN*"iS'X>, M.v 26 Arrived
8< hr Jennie Wind, from Kahsthn; s'hr
♦ Hrrnn WMlapa herVr str Columbia,
tftm Portland and A*t >rm. <«tr Washte
naw from Tacoma; str Signal, from Ho
nuiam; scbr Id?t M'*Kay. from Wlllapa
hart>or. schr M<-than Nelson from Taco
nra; hktn Gleaner, fr«n Gray'e harbor;
M!hr Ivy, from Or y'l echr Alice
fook**. fri'Ttj "Honolulu; hk Albert, from
Honolulu: bktn Archer, from Honolulu;
schr Norma from Tahiti: «h Trafalgar
from Newcastle. Baile>i—S-r China for
HoriKkong and YokohaflHin sh Columbia,
for Port Angeles; sh Oecideatal, for Port
Blakeley.
TACOMA. May IS—Arrived ~8t» Two
Brothers, eh T>*»h nj Ware Balled—*»rhr
H C Wright. San Frsnrtsco.
ASTORIA May »—«Arrlved—Btr fltete
of California. B*li'«i May IS>—Bktn North
west. for Bar. Pedro.
NEW WIfATYXMi, —Baile l—Bchr
Gletviale. for Sar Frandsco.
pnKT HADLOCK. May 30—Arrived—
S. hr L.KI- t»orn**,
SALVKIiRY, March 77 -Jn port—Br sh
Ravnrv. for Vancouver,
HONGKONG. Msy IS -Saile«l—Br str
of Ji»p»n rnr V 't^mvrr.
May S - Arrived—Br #tr
Monowai, hence April 2».
WAT til rBOIT SOTEi.
fl'ram roiiler Pro<x»wi wSU arrive tonight
frons ftan FrsncJaro and win toad ;i return
carfo of Black Diamond coal.
flrbooner PrM E. «*»'!«-r »* a* the
docl io#'lln# e*nn*4 *oo.l*
for It. »»>*.e will Mil tn about
five day*.
Btr-jJorr Oreybonnd yesterday fc*d the
Cotambii f*p+r* (Sorapany u paa«M*«ni
f'um Everett. The comt>any »-at away
a«tn to oivwp'a.
Rufu* Oalhour. co*l »««>nt of the Oregon
Improv-ms.t Company, went to Port
To«n**«d T . ' ■ "> * * bid to ihe
©Elector of caitoni* tot tbe ewl b'Mtrie**
of lfm r«n*u« *ervice lr thU district tor
Ibe fi*«» y<*» r eodiJMC June ».
The Great Northern railway Is the pop
ular Rse to al! Kootenai point* No Uy
ovtr.
ItKAI ESTATE TRASSITR&,
Tna*aell»ns Since Jaariary 1 aai
for lesterday.
Real estate transactions sir.ee Jarasry
1. !«•:. are £.:*■>* «HIL There w> re filed for
r**e-Td yesterday > deods. aj?greeat!rg
rHI Folio win* Is a list by
the Seattle Abetraet Company, room «i»
New York block:
S'-, -T to D K. Stevens, a* administra
tor of estate®* Daniel S. Keeker.
lot s An i »*» lot 5. Wk tf. May sard's pUt,
iMay IS. r s>!
W. D. Harris by Wra. attorney,
to Seattle Wharf aad Laftd CN*»pamy. lot*
J to lfe, l?k JB. M tisoa Street add. May
4. II
H ins Hum at us. to Christian Chris
tiainson. «n.l ne nw m.-c 1". -i. i.
S) i«*res. April IX S&V
Nor- cm r«> . Ka.lany Company ia
M H. .\l!en. ,«4 se sec A 3. 6k *» acres.
M.irch £, J4S.V
The Mow,! Pleasant Cemetery Cot!nt<any
to C. H. i'wuaan, Jot -4, >ev 1, repiat of
Mount Pleasant oe«ne!#ry, August i. IS*.
W.
Henry \Y Austin to I. P. Taylor, lot
IS. ;»5k 1?4, Oilman's add. \ortl q v, f-'"'.
Fremont Investment to I. P.
Tav'or. lot 13. blk it 4. Oilman » April
ZL "<j c. fl.
Auian.is P. Clank and husband Jopeph K.
to Marv L. Ocully, >4 tot IS *nd all lots
15 *nd », blk «. 'Tester'* Jd aid sup. May
19 £>«>
Helen L Scott and husband Ira A. to
R. W. Woodvilie, lot X, blk M, I-atoiui ad-i,
Mi} 7,
HOT»:L AHMTAU.
THE BUTUHL
M Olsen, Portland.
F. J \Se* Mayer. Portland.
James Freetinii»n. Pviriiand.
V Oraseett. New \V \aloom.
liarry L.. Otckln«on, Whatcon*
W. R. Jenkins. St. IvOUis.
K. H. Dr» 4 w, Boston,
C. K. Irwin, Philadelphia.
J. C. Irwin, Philadelphia.
\V, H. Cunningham.
J. H. LH»u*herty. St. Louis.
W. U. Romaine, New York.
J. L Austin. I'nkm, <>r.
Henry Croft. Victoria.
Max Levy, Port Townsand.
Peter l'ia.«kau atui wifs, V\ all*
R. K. Davis. PortlanL
Ben Martin, R4ti>llle.
O. H. Oman, Rna% ille.
11. 8. Tuthlli. Portland.
Mrs. A. C. Ogd« n, New Yorfc
K. W. Ogden, j*an l>iega.
C. B. H&wlsy. San Fr»nci#eo.
Mrs. H. E. Silvester. Sau FranclaoCk
W. R. Moore, New York.
O. W. Meeke, Portland.
J. H. Smith and wife, Portland.
Lewis Taylor, Juneau.
O. Bassert, Milwaukee. Wis.
O. H. Bassert. Milwaukee. Wl*
Oeorjte (T. piper, Portland.
L. C. I'ease, Portland,
H. E. Parkhurst, l^rtland.
Jolin R. Liwrvnre, Portland.
B. S. Knowlton, l<o*venwort|fc
J. \V. Hutterwortto, Everett.
J. E. Bell, Everett.
THE NEW KNQLAND.
H. «mith. Snohomish.
E. Helm, BaHard. \
H. E. Cleim-nta, Ballard.
Otto Olson. l>ucksbush.
J. W. Murphy, City.
John Young. Ran Krancisco.
Harry Smith, Taeoma.
I..tX H.'iith, Port Oambltk
W. H. Kearney, Oity.
O. B. Jackaon, Columbia.
Fred Kberle, Port Blakeley.
N-i'd Faulkner. Port Blakeley.
E. W. Brownlnir. San Kraneisco.
F. B. Manbridge. Han Francisco.
C. F. Hannlug, San Francisco.
C. Mason and wife. New Y'ork,
M. 11. Choffee. We.Mtlield, _\S
John Arnold, Tacoraa.
O. P. Askam, (.'My.
J. M. liemis. City.
John Armstrong. City.
M. Rogers. Portland, Me.
Harry Johnson, Snohomish.
John Raymond, Victoria, B. C.
P. E. Peterson, Friday Harhor.
C. V. Peterson Friday Harbor*
Peter Larson, Friday Harbor.
THE RAINIER-GRAND,
W. A. Doyle. San
H. D. Coohqr, Everett.
A. 8. Taylor. Everett.
Mr. and Mrs. Royce, Hartford. Co an, *
Mlsa Royce, Hartford Conn.
Whitney Blache San Francisco,
Chester Glaus, San Francisco.
Robert Brandt, New York.
C. E. Shcpard, City.
Andrew Murphy, New Denver.
N. D. Moore, Son Francisco.
R. W. Colson, Port Blakeley.
W. U. Ross, R. C. S.
L. R. Flint. Sun Francisco.
P. I*martln, Portland.
W. B. Dell, San Francisco.
F. W. Kollock Portland.
Mr. und Mrs. Wyderadorff, Canton, TIL •
ti. R. Hinsdale, Washington. D. C.
J. D. Cuthbort, Stan FrnncUco.
W. W. Cotton, Portland.
T. W. Allen Otympla.
li W. Nicholson, l.os Angeles, CaL
Mrs. Anna Harley, Han Franrieoo.
Clark Harley, San Francisco.
Victor E. Tull and wife, flan Franclac' -
Mr?. 8. Richards. Toronto.
Ml«s Richards, Toronto.
P 4 L. Ch»rry and wire, Astoria, Or.
Dan Levy, New York.
F. K. Shlnn, City.
THE STEVENS.
George T. Hnll and wife, Tacomg.
D. \\. Fleet, Montewano.
Clark S. Scott, Tuoma.
A. Kntroiipe, Muntenno.
Mr*. J. C. Momn, Maryarftlfc
A. E. Charlton, Tacoma.
M. F. Bower, Ban Fram-laco.
C. 8. Shaw. Chicago.
J. V. Pardo* and wife, fort Townsend.
G. L. Hull, W«®d»vl)le. 111.
I>an!el G. Krouwe, Philadelphia.
C. 8- Hull. Woodavllle, 111.
F. W. Edw ird#, San Franctaco.
G. 11. Harrison. Tacoma.
Mrs. Cora R. Whaler, Sidney.
Sidney Moore Heath. Hoquiam.
J. 11. Raynard. TV< »ma.
Mrs. M. H Hamlltrn St. PauL
C. H. Hamilton, Chk-ago.
Edward Kelley, S.«n Franclaea.
James F. Posrt, Port land.
K. Knappin, Chicago.
Mia* Mary Blunt, Rooftland.
Edward Friday. Evarett.
Wm. Panr.on, Spokane.
U. Buckley, tipokane.
THE DIDLSIL
R. H. Collin*, Klrklnnd.
E. <l. English, Mount Vernon.
Thomaa watwn, Isrle<)ahlik-
F. Bon«»ng and Wife. Ell='n*burf,
E. A. Bj>;t sliding. IVoma
G. E Wlnvtll, Port Gambia,
11. Victoria.
Charle* Vivian, Victoria.
Riiey E. Curry, lnd*x.
Mra. D. O. Pewraon, Stnnwood.
Mlsa Kay Pear*#*. Stanwood.
I nan' 1 Dunlap. Ea Conner.
Mlm Mary A. KJ«*eoger, Mount Vtrnaa.
M. A. Connor* ShHton.
Al DMiamore. Michigan.
H. Hayea, SnrKjuatmle.
B Bolba, Vancouver.
Walter «*ro. k«-»t, Coup* rlll«i
Al Kl'-man, Snohomlwh
Mr? Kleman, Snohomish.
Mr». C. L. Ij»wry. Snohomish.
Willum B Row«. Olympla.
M. G, Martlndale. Spokane.
Mr* C. A Bartholomew, Anacortec,
P. J. Smith. iMMquah.
THE OCCIDENTAL*
Primrose <fr W«»l Mm*ir-1»
Geo. W. Prtmroa® and wilt.
Geo.
John T. "WeaU
John Howe.
Wm. Wa»er«.
Jditit"- WalL
Vie Jerome.
Win. AksSa.
The Mowatffc
John Davia
Cba*. K*mt.
Hiet*h»r«t
Fred Hertlng.
John WhaJen.
Jo* ph Garland.
Robert c «m»K:haei.
G«*o. PhilHpp®.
Geo. Dyer.
Frank Etta worth.
May* Enghtnc.
M iye M<*A rky.
Hurry Marly.
Waraa Bid.
O. E. <'an t*n.
W. J. Morris and wife Tacoma.
Mr J K- Nkhob. Seattle.
G. H. I'rimroae. Baattle.
T. J. Davta, The Dalle*.
THE NORTWBRW.
W A. Hotohlneon. P'rt Towa«nf-
J J. Fowler. Portland.
O. W. <*arter Whatcom.
J Waliat?*, Vawtttrvar, B. C.
Mom Woolf, New York.
F M Kik-y aiv! wife St. Paul.
< naa. Gre*nw,iy, New 'A hatcom.
timtxi Kanney. luubnoitt
Mlm Mamie M Km. Novelty.
M. P. Smith. St-aitle.
G. D. Jom*, Spokane.
IT H H"t*riln*? *>■ mi*
J. Bi'itiff, & <UtJ«.
O, H Wtlaoa. Seattla.
A. E Bt#»ac Oiympia.
H. M. M<Gaff«-ry, X>e«v#fv
A. A. Rottfiuwrn, SjM>kan«.
Oapt. E Willajr. Oiympia.
Mr*. Kred Tharapaon, Port Angela*
W. N Barr Fre'no. Cal.
F. W. Wiiitama San Francisco
J. A. DtCew, AJU.;t, W JLJSU.
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