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nRDISANCE NO. 1,539-AN ORDINANCE
" amending section of ordinance No. 1890,
entitled, An ord nance providing Tor the grad
ing OF Water street. in the city OF Seattle and
for the construction OF sidewalks on both sides
OF said Water street from Bell to Railroad ave-
nue..
Be it ordained BY the city OF Seattle as fol-
lows:
titlrd. IAN ordinance providing for the grading
Of Water rect in the city OF Seattle, and for the
Water street from Bell street TO Railroad ave-
nue." approved October H., 1880, il hereby
amended so ~ 10 read as follow: "Section
Inst sid Improvement be made lii accordance
said limits of said Improvement thereof. and
under the direction and supervision OF the
b0t I'd OF publ WORKS OF said city, and
be completed within six mouths after the
provided, that the city OF Seattle reserves the
power 10 mako any change of said established
grade during the progress OF said Improvement
tina; III civ council Of sad city may deem ad-
visible. and he contract Tor said improvement
shsll be subject 70 any change vi such estab-
Iished grade, and shall remain binding notwitp-
standing any such change"
sec 2 Said section OF said ordinance No
$50 as said section read prior to the foregoing
amendm mt thereof, and all ordinances and
paris of ordinances in conflict with THIS ordi.
nance are hereby repealei.
Sec 8. This ordinance shalt take effect and be
in force from and after its passage, approval
Passed by the board of aldermen this 14th day
of November, A. D. 1890
President Board of Aldermen
Passed BY the house of delegates this 10th day
of November, A. d 1890 r. w. JONES.
President House OF Delegates
By me this Harry lis as WH 4 Ms1o9
Filed BY me this 18th aay Of November. 1890.
II. w. MILLER. Cry Clerk.
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THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
is the line 70 take 10 sIl IN nss East aai
south. Il Is tne nissSG cas EoCrs. Il
runs through yessisal-d Trn-s syesy
day Ia the yesr 10
ST. PAUL AND eHIcsGO
fSe chanra OF srr.1
Composed OF Dining crs uasnsps sci. Pull
man Drawing Rom ) ecp<fs ~
.st sqH ts.ass:,
TOURIST sLkEPIyt; CAR
Bast that can De c,ns-nes a aes. i, waict
&c pf1m datlous arc bcf1 sEyE stid itrnlsned
for holders 81 fist or sso.sal-. rs elets. al
rLEGASr DAY COACHES
continuous line eonnse;i7y wan al lines.
aEordlng direct anu uuntesruo'ess sefvIe'
Pullman Sleeper reservations can he secured
In advance thr5ugh anv ag mt III tbs rIad
THROUGH TICKlTs
To ana from ali poais n Amer ca. Epoiand
ard kurope can De purchased a. any t.cket
once OF this company
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE IS FOLLOWS:
Overland throush trains Clio a. m. and r. IA.
Portland and south. clio a. m., 9:2, A. m and
S:s5 y. m
chehsis and Olympia express. IN m.
Tscnns and oca. Clio and a.25 m.;o 5:l5
and S35 .. m
TARINs WILL ARRIVE FROM
hasiern points, HAS a. and 1, 3, p. m.
Portland and soutn. $40 =. N. 1875 and 9:i5
Chehalis and Olympia. n.s5a N.
Tacoma AMI local, $40 and Ills .. M: 49,
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle aud
81. Paul
THROUGH Pullman Palace Sleeping cars. ele-
CANT Gay coaches, finest palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle. Tacoma, and Portland direct.
Daily service.
Full inform anon concerning rates, time OF
trains, routes aud other details furnished on
application 10.
A. d. CHARLTON, Asst Gen. Pass. Agf.
12i First 81. cor. Washington. Portland. Or.
]. A. NADEAU. General Agent, Seattle.
A. CHILBERG, City Ticket Agent. ZIG Second
STREET, Boston block. Seattle, w sh.
Z. TONKIN. Ticket Agent, Seattle Depot, foot
OF Third street
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ORDINANCE NO. I.5n.-AN ORDINANCE
~ TO provide for the employment OF janitor
for the city council, and to prescribe the duties
Be il ordained by the city OF Seattle as fol-
lows:
OF delegates 10 hereby authorized and empow-
cred 20 appoint janitor, who snsll have charge
Of the rooms where the meetings of the house
Of delegates and board Of aldermen are held,
and other rooms used by the city in the build
ing where said rooms are located
Sec . Ii shalt be the duty of such janitor 10
keen the rooms mentioned in the preceding
eeciion in proper condition ~ TO cleanliness,
heat and light ard 10 hsvs the Same open i
prorerly prepared for all regular and specisa
meetiugs Of said house OF delegates and board
Of Aldermen: he shall have the care of the
chain. desks and other furniture 10 said rooms,
and eliall be responsible for their safe keeping.
Sec. s. such janitsr shall receive for bis SER
vices the annual salary Of nine hundred dollars,
payable monthly.
Sec. 4. In.smuch - there 10 no ordinance pro-
vfdinx for the appointment OF = janti0r under
the I. eeholiers' charter, therefore, ie IL Or
daiued that this ordinance shall take effect and
be &. force from and after Its passage by the
CITY council and ifs approval BY the mayor
Paesed by the board Of aldermen. Nov. 3. 4.
n fss0 GEORGE w. HALL
President Board OF Aldermen.
Passed b. the house OF deiegatea Nov 5. A.
n fso0 r W. JONES.
President House OF Delegates.
Filed by me this 18th DAY Of Nov. 4. p. 1890.
II. w. MILLER. City Clerk.
This ordnance = law ~ limitation
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nkDINANCE NO. l5S4-AN ORDINANCE
~ Organising the once of the CORPORATION
GU SCI gunuant to the provisions OF the city
c 81 ADOPTED Octobsr, A. D. 1890. and pro-
yang Tor ~ assistant 10 the corporation counsel
re y ordained By tho city Of Seattle ~ follows:
SECTION l. The corporation counsel Of the
aty Of seattle shall enjoy al the rights and per-
fifteen C51, aud other articles, Of the freehold-
ers Charter of the city Of Seattle. and shall
nave such other rights. and shall perform such
otner duties Is may be prescribed by this osdi-
nsnce. @ thss may hereafter b given to or I'M
See. 2 Tue corporation counsel IL hereby au-
tnorizsd 70 employ one assistant. who shall no
ceive such salary rs shall be prescribed BY the
1 t relaIing 70 ana liking the salaries OF
Sec. & It shall b the duty Of such assistant,
nrsf TO faithfully and correctly keep the records
mention q ~ section three 81 Of article nfteen
to- OF the freeholders' charter; second, the
esid clerk shall assist the corporation counsel
IN ths preparation of cases for trial N all cases
wnsfe the corporation counsel IL requested to
city, Or to defend actions ct law or in equity
brought against the city.
Sc Such assistant shall have his ONCE in
the room furnished By the city council for the
G S Such assistant to the corporation coun-
SCI shali % stenographer. typewriter and an
Sec s. As there is no ordinance pertaining to
- hereby ordained that this ordinance snail take
enrct from and after its passage by the city
council ana approval BY the mayor.
GEORGE ". HALL.
President Board OF Aldermen.
President House Of Delegates.
Passed both houses October q, 1890
Approved BY me this 3Oth DAY Of October, 1890.
Fled by me this 30th day Of October, 1890.
H. w. MILLER, City Clerk.
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nRDlNANCE NO I,53s--AN ORDINANCE
" providing Tor the creation OF water fund.
Be 1t ordained by the city of Seattle as follows
SECTION /. the fund arlsing from the 50 e OF
water 70 the citizens companies and corpora
lions OF the city OF Seatls. By said city, shau be
collected monthly in advance. allowing ten
days grace for non.payment OF water rent, 81
the expiration of that time the city to be PRIV
suraers the privilege OF paying three months in
advance, ard paid into the city treasury, and
shall constitute the water fund OF the city.
Sec. Sstd fund shall be used: drst, for the
payment monthly of the accounts OF wages OF
the employee superiRtendent and other sapor-
fiina,e officers employee by said city of seattle.
10 keep in repair. take care OF, and extend SAD
vaterworks: second, for the payment Of mater
isls and machinery necessary for the ex ension
Of the water-works OF this city; third, for the
interest on the bends issued by she city for the
purchase of said water works A. such interest
may fall que. and fourth. for the creation OF
sinktng fund 10 pay said bonds when they
shall become due.
Of this ordinance, ali be used for no other
purpose than those specified In section oil this
Ssc : All claims against ssid fund shall first
be presented to and audited BY the board OF
public works and then py the comptroller and
auditing ccmmittee, with toe exception OF the
ent and other subordinats oficers, shall b re-
por ed to the city council, who shall BY ordf
nance direct their disposition upon the recon-
mendation FIRST had Of the board OF pubic
Sec That all ordinances and parts OF ordi.
nsnces in conflict with sny nf the proyisions Oh
this ordinance be and the same Ara hereby 70
pealod
Sec. & Inasmuch q there II no ordinances Gre
atine . water fund. this ordinance shall take
eject from and after II psssaee and approval
hy fhs mavor Gk0. ". HALL
President Board Of Aldermen.
r wv. JONES,
President House Of Delegates.
~ ehla n E0Tombef.
leQ0 HAIRY WHITE, Mayor.
HSled M M this 7th day Of Eovom her, lSy0
n. W. 1fLLER, City Clerk.
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0RDNANcE NO. l,5s7.-AN ORDINANCE
~ to provide Tor the appointment and pre-
scribe the duties of a stenographer and type
writer for the city council
Be 1t ordained BY the CRY OF Seattle q follows:
SECIIoN !. The city clerk 10 hereby author
ixed TO employ one clerk, who shall be an expe-
rienced typewriter and stenographer.
Sec 2 1t shall be the duty OF such clerk to
print on typewririBg machine ell the ordi.
nancea and joint resolutions offered by any
member of the board Of aldermen or the house
OF delegates. and after the second reading of
any bill shall print sufficient number to fur
nish to each member OF the board Of aldermen
and Of the house of delegates one copy of such
bill and perform such other duties as are
usually performed In similar positions.
Sec. 3. Said clerk shall receive such salary 90
shall be fixed by ordinance.
Sc. 4 This ordinance shall take effect and be
In force from aud after 3 passage and APP
provaI by the mayor.
Passed house Of delegates November II, 1890
r. w. JONES, President
Passed board of aldermen November IL, 1890.
GEORGE w. HALL. President.
Approved BY me this the Is day OF Noyem-
Der, 1890. HARRY WHITE, Mayor.
Filed By me this 18th dav of November. 1890
II. w. MILLER, City Clerk.
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ORDINANCE No L6ss-AN ORDINANCE DE
~ nning the Lumber OF the police force Of
the city of Seattle.
Be ii ordained BY the 81 Of Seattle a. fol-
lows:
SECTION The police force Of the city Of So
attic snail consist Of Flint the chief OF police;
second. such subordinate officers a. msy be Gre
eted BY The police C0mmission: third, seventy
I'VE patrOlmcu
Sec. 4 SAID police force shall be under the d.
.rection aud control Of, and shall obey the rules
and regulations made by the police commission.
as provided in article seven Of the freeholders'
charter Of the city of seAetle.
Sec. 8. That Ill ordinances and parts of ordi.
nances inconsistent with the provisions OF this
ordinance be and the same are hereby repealed
Sec. I. Az there 10 no ordinance fixing the
number Of patrolmen and subordinate officers
under the ffeeh olders' charter, this ordinance
shall take effect and BIZ la force from aud after
It's passage and apE fovsl by the mayor.
Passed house OF delegates November 2. 1900
R. w. JONES, President.
Passed board Of aldermen Neyemper II, 1890.
GEO. w. RAIL, President.
Approved by me this. the I'm day Of Novem-
Der, 1880. HARRY WHITE, Mayor.
Filed by me this 18TH ~ Of November, A. D.
1890 H. w. MILLER. City Clerk
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~ !. pslss.ibs non 11iiy ~ posess sn'd a.
0e9 0t city clerk s
lows: B = - 80 :. : -
sscHoxl The siiy clsrk shsll have III he
prescffhed ~ erticlo six Isl and other articles
g ne freehol0efs charter of the cry Of seattle
ne oneu have euch other powers, aud shall
Peksotm such other duties - may b prescribed
y tnie oedinanco o. Shstmay hereafter b given
sec Z Until osherwise ordained y tbs city
sgunci ne NAV appoint two deputiea for
Wnoeo 0ciAl conducE he shall BE- accountable
81 n1s omcial honda Said deputies shall receive
sacn compensation q shall - prescribed BY tho
=, ,h rsx1isrine and hxiig the salaries Of
Sec. The clerk shan charge. for ne Of the
general fund Of the city. the following fees: For
copy ing, on the demand Of any perron other
s Snen AZ omciai Of the city, any bond. record.
ana mcial eestody. ffteen cents per folio Of ole
nnnarsd worda For his official certificate, fity
sec { The clerk shan, once In forty.sisht
ho % PAY over to the CRY treasurer al he fees
ne snail nave received aud shall take his duplt-
sale receipts therefor. one Of which he snail
pass 20 the city comptroller
80 q l0ero being NO ordinance prescribing
me outies OF the city clerk, Il is ordained that
tnls ordnance take e6ect from and after il pas
GEORGE W. HALL.
President Board Of Alderman.
X. w. JONES.
President House OF DelegsteA
rassed both houses. October g. 1890
Approved BY me this s9tn day Of october, 1890
Filed By me this soth az Of Oct. Der, 1890
n w. MILLER, City Clerk.
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MERCHANDISE.

AEkCHANDkSE
Hops-Quiet and steady.
Coffee Options closed steady and nm
changed to is up on better cables; sales, $1,000
bags, including November. 81. l50l7 20: Decem-
Der. &l6.95(Glz00; January, SIG 0i0l6.l5; Febru-
ary. $1546(915.50; May, $1aO0; spot Bio,
steady; fair cargoes, le1 nc; No. 4, 175<c.
6ugar-Raw. easier; eentrifugals, 96-degree
test 5s6@5lzc; "a "a. 600 tons; Muscovado. SO de-
gree tsst, 45sc; refined. quiet
Copper-Ienored; lake. November. $3.50.
Lead-Unsettled; closed stroager; domestic.
$3.50.
Tin-Firmer; straits, s2oe0
Petroleum-Notbing doing; December 603<c.
EosToS STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bosrox, Nov Enclosing stocks:
Atchison Topeka. 2eN]Mex Central tcom,. ,sN
Burlington. S6ll5an Diego.......... ID
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20-In wheat there was less
excitement, and while news remained disquiet-
ing the operators were disposed to act eau
tiousy. About nom . steady flow Of wheat
again came on the market, which carried prices
the opening. was strong and L@1zc higher.
Influenced by better cable advices. there was an
encouraging outlook to the Situation, but, under
fair offerings, prices eased of Then, under
rumors OF small bank failure in London and
suspension, prices took . downward course, de-
lining l%c, rallied some, again eased off, de-
clining lie. followed by other fluctuations, and
closed l5sc lower than yesterday. Receipts,
500 000; shipments. $40 600 bushels.
wheat-Closed week: cash, sS1x@s61ic; De-
ember. 691Sc; May. 971S'.
Corn-weak: cash, 5O1Sc; December ls5lc;
May, 5iA@5i7sc.
Oats Weak; cash. 4lzzc; December, 40; May.
lSA@43Hc.
Mess pork-Dun; cash. 1915; January.
81. ny: May. $ll471z
Lsrd-Duil: cash. Sass; January. ss.c9z
@6lo; May, $6.5L
Rye-Quiet at 66c.
Barley-Nominal ct &c.
Whisky-$iH
shoulders. sls7,1@S; short clear, sss5esso;
short ribs $5.20@5 3d.
CHICAGO LAVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Nov ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 1900:
sready; steers, $S75@5 l211z; Texans. $215@2 50;
rangers. $3.75@4.
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000; steady; rough and COM
mon, S. 259s50; prime packers and mixed, s.. so
as. 20: prime heavy ana butchers weights, 1915
CESS; light. $s.50@aG0.
Sheep-Rcceipts. 1900; hrm: natives, AGA 50;
Westerns, sS.e00450: feeders, Texans, &4l0
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NEW YoRK. Nov. 2o-stocks opened stormy
with gains Of 70 5 points A few stocks
made further light gains in early trading. but
natural reaction set in. and before halt an hour
there we're fraction declines. The reaction
than halted and the market became dull and
stood unchanged for the remainder Of the hour.
At II o'clock prices were dull and steady 81
generally small fractions below the opening.
Money was easy throughout the day. and silver
showed some improvement and rss:stancet
The general list WAS stubborn. having the
enect of maintaining most Of the list Outside OF
Rrsnger shares above last nights dgures, and
fnal changes tonight show majority Of adj
vsuceA The close, however, wa heavy and
dull. Ct close to the lowest prices Of the day.
Missouri Pacific ID the only stock showing ma
terial improvement and il ID ~ per cent
higher. while Rock Island II down 80
Government bonds, steady.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Money on call. easy 1t 196; prime mercan-
tile paper. e1<@S1z; Sterling exchange, quiet
and steady; 6o-dsy billss $A7s11; demand, As6s<
Bar silver. SOC
o. g. ~ registered .1191<IU s. 41<'s coupon. .10l
Y. ~ coupon. 1872 irscifc III
U. g. KS registd los
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rRopUcR RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.

PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 20.-Produce receipts:
Flour, 5000 quarter sacks: wheat, 1000 Gen.
tails: barley. 10000 centals; beans. 5000 sacks;
potatoes. 5000 sacks; bran, 1000 sacka
wheat-shipping grades dull and easy; mill
ing quality is held with hrmness; No. ! white.
81 2S549L 30: choice. $ls1h; milling. 81 40 per
Genital
Barley-Market continues to show . strong
tendency; No l feed, s1.521s(0l.5sl; choice.
1885, common grade, sl50; brewing, $l.571ss0
I60 for fair to good, and 81 621 @165 for choice;
chevalier, sl.50@L62l5 per GENITAL
Oats-Denand is fairly brisk and prices hold
up steadily: Surprise, $L95G2071z; milling,
81. 9Ot@2 05: good to choice feed, u.s0@LS711;
fair. sl671S@LS21S; gray. $1721a@LSo; black,
$L9 0210 per cental.
Sweet potatoes-293c.
DIPLOMA
Cali board sales: Wheat-Buyer 1890, $1.31
al. BIZ, closing At 81 sll: buyer season, a. 4o5s
Gl.4i1<. closing at $l.4Iss
Barley-Buyer 1890. sl50Z buyer season,
$l.55lzgL 56s6. closing at 81 57s.
FINANCIAL
Drafts, sight, 10: tslegraphic. 15l5: 0ter-
ling bills, bank, 4S3: commercial, $479: silver
bars, per ounce. sSo@1oo; Mexican dollars, 50
oslo.
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- aAI.E-lN THE auPBRIoR
- equity, ssafo 81 WGoktnHton
5Sfn pIaissi6 ". Maud 4uT6ef
~ kn&heR, mla0rn. John WeC1n1o
I1andsr Sharp and Tho On fon.
~ 11uat Company corpora ton,
No. 7,166
S5 81 virtue os judGmont u ~
10 VI sic made b he akoss
= - the above untitled ect1On. %
n Novombe l89Q the uuhocrfl 81,
= fhas purpose duly eppotneod, viii
rncft0n to tine higheay bidder. &C
1H6o door, In the city 81 Eoatsle.
rfao6 Of Waahin9ton. On eafuY0nY.
= q December, 1890. At the h0uf 81
~ forenoon Of said DAY and Il.
76ur and the hOuY OF oscsock 1
|1n u s0d day, the eaid roAl 6otoeo
I'D Judgment 70 b D0l !, and there
q follows. so-Wit: The noeshweS
ri scion thtrfy-swo, IN t0waship
nllEta, Of range f1ve eas7, a william
-. situate, living and boiug il Kinx
s.. - Of WashinxtOn, und containing
nnd klxty acres of land, m0fo Or
- oE1r ssid land above described for
2l government subdjylss u separ
i l11esh I. - ! shall deem most 81
y che said sale are cash. cne-tenth
= Aafo Of sale and the balances On
~: K'ss !. county. stass 81 waning.
OVID 4. BYRRs Refepss.
m fDomis and Roger =. Greene, Atsor.
~ y psslieasion November %, 100.
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80 =. -. -. 49,. $3.50. .....e.d
NH ovnen nc lun,p uss - 800. ~ -
w. ~. ~ :. 1870 srS .rseav Prices
as,sss,sa 49,, a thsr. /. Demand for the
1870 :. :. 80, :. - csc Ia msrteted. There
~ - - - ...c.,,,hIe chsnva q nrfcca and
as.,s- = ~ 49, &, .r, hasora the onanine
- ~ 49,. s.wrsisn
r ~ 800 =. s,,e ,,...rt healthy apnear-
-. - - -. "a ~ -, .ihilitv 81 ira
hss,,., n.,t.- ~ The rroyress ~ time. number
- 5. ;,,s 49,, ~. haer closef down for several
r.cr,hs =. ro,v heinc mt IN condition for ac-
tive o,.ersrio,a
Nevotiations that have been pending for .
,onc time h.ct for the nllinr Of eeyera. large
cont,scts heratofera detailed in these columns,
hava heen cosexs and the successful mills will
AZ once All them a rapidly as the short working
hopra win nermfr
The Mechanic., mill is Ill ready to start up and
- = avrsc,.d ~ = nv newt week ATTY men will
be virnrouslv Il work. The min would be rum
Ming today were IL not fer the delay experienced
In getting logs.
Next week the Seattle Dry Dock C0mpenys
mill, which has been leased BY the Hart Aum-
Der Company, will start up with forty men, the
repairs to the boilers and machinery having
been nearly completed.
Activity prevails ct the yards and mill OF stet-
SON \ Post, and the firm report = good demand
for building material ana the heavier sno
coarser grades OF lumber.
THE COAL TRADE.
Changes in weather have stsnened the coal
trade. and dealers report sn> increase IN safes
and the accompanying slight advance IN prices
to conform with the demand The bulk OF the
supply for domestic uses has already been con-
trscted for, and the increased consumpuon
comes from Office buildings ana large estabnsn-
ments that are heated by steam. Forwarden
say they have orders enough on hand TO Keep
shipping busy for months 70 come
THE SALMON RUN
Just row there Is but little doing in the sal
mon market, the most Of the canneries having
finished packing Prices remain nfm' ana unlal
the winter salmon begin 70 run IN DecemDel
there Will De nothing iof sne nsnermen % ~.
George !. Myers mas pfacsica!iy cioseu oowu nls
eannefy TOT the season. ana the men Aie nov
simply c.eaning up odds ana snos prloI %
fuii suspension ior time on SATURDAY neAt.
UuIius sae sessvu 1esi.s AS'sSS S~sSs s ~
- = $50 49, a -
AkRchAHDish AND fhoDoos AAo.
Receipts OF prooace ana mercn.nuiso = tne
port OF seattle during the psss swen'y,Ioal noo ~
were - iouowa: Nof,nern rscinc rsn.Uau, A'e -
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
BREApsruYFs,

BREADsTuFFS
LrvKRPoor, Nov. 20--Wheat-In poor demand;
new No. winter. q ga, steady; spring. u "a.
steady.
Corn-spot and November. u ss<d; December,
a lOd: January. a 1ol9d.
FINANCIAL
LONDON, Nov. 10 p m.-Closing- Ccnsois:
Money, sA1<: money. account, s415: q. S ~
81 12l<; U. 4 4<s, HOES. Bar silver 451zd per
ounce Discoant on the open market for short
loans aud three-months' bills, 81 per cent
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<ER 10 CEEDITOR S-N0T1CE Is HERE
800 b9 the undersigued assignee Of
- Lumber Co., N tusotvent corpo-
~ creditors Of, and all ts<Ys.sns hay.
6Gnlust said Edgcouib Lumbar Co,
II Edxcomb Lumper Co. did ON the
~, 1890, by deed Of aasisnment, sell,
4 111oE md set over IN o the under
-, G. \. ieatOn, al the property
RI ne said Edge NIB Lumber Co fog
- "A IL credit0rp, which said deed
II was iiled for record in the Office
auditor Of King county, state Of
end thst said assignee has died
f6fk Of the superior court Of said
~. he county where eoid aoaignmeue
tgno and full inventory and valuor
state, under Osth. rs Tar os the
go to the knowledge OF said a.
- also died with said oserk bond
= Washington for the ne Of the
ri Bdgoom0 LINN Der Co In double
~ q the aid inye tory and W IA
- ~ sufRoient surotieG, watch aa1d
sogod ~ oAid clerk.
- = hoEohy further gsven 30 oil
81 Ill porSono having claims
E6Rcomb Lumber Co. 20 present
upass oath. TO the UNDERLINED
=. Yfnton, at his ONCE In room IL.
~ = ~ city Of Seattle, county Of
G Warrington, within three IA
~ dafo b. 4eOf.
~. Warrington. this slst day d
c. =. YEAToN. Anignee.
lmaa. Attorney for Assignee.