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CHARLES ID. ROBERTSON. the seaman
who saved many lives by throwing a
kissing confederate shell overheard
from the gun deck of the Hartford in
April, 1862. now lives in Baltimore. For
this act of bravery Adm. Farragut
made special mention of him in his re-
port and congress voted him a medal.
The medal is the size of a $50 gold
piece and Mr.. Robertson is proud of it
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

ONLY four Of the British officers who
took part in the battle of Waterloo SUI
vive. OF the naval officers engaged at
Trafalgar, the sea counterpart of Wat
erloo. not one is left, the last Of Mel
sons officers, Lieut. Col. Tynmore, of
the Royal marines. who fought in the
battle as a midshipman, having died in
April. 1857.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

LceDvnGE Ky-. Jsiy tl-Tisas<sss
circles rscsived . t>a<s1D~ sSs<h
sAis so<sisg -Aes d vsx oAeisliy .
sozsc>d iAs, IL fAIA City hssk hsA
eAossa IN Doom u So psssai< eos-
ers asd AAs hs<s sAssy ssses
Last fail vAes . rs sss naAs a. 10
BY - A~pnstsoA Ths ilsealsssss srs
sspS>ed 70 ~ shsss sz~n- sssss1
a&n Ia esssa.a sscsh 80 pksesl
~ SsAA Il b aos sAssgAs tAss -
desuutsoo viu tns ssysAiaG
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

A NJ was recently summoned a.
a juror in st. Louis. She took the mat
ter philosophically and attended court,
only to receive the apologies of all con
cerned in the blunder.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

THE president has appointed John c.
Robinson. of Kingston, Ind, and David
S. Wright, of Salem. Ind. TO be special
agents to allot lands in s~everalty to the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

The last complaint of the great gun
ships is that their weapons often miss
fire, owing to the failure of the two
foot long tube, containing the firing
charge, to carry the spark.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

lie cosnmssisy. But look - Bill saof
erIy. AZ I said trfcre. Ne shcsld b 10
Jail aioos side Of ne There sre moo
uea than one who got Doesy . Cd
The treasury.
II. IL Yard. Haris,ry sad. ros
gr~as deal Gus Of the kevsscee hans
uco~y. lie was In the pol with Lnea'
and Marsh and Marsh allowed him "a
overdraw his secouas sooa. eveu
when the run on h hank wss sosns
Co wsaceer a Eikins the trssssou
masusie> he said over sold him sny
srsctios stock os haR any aeAiipss with
him
New sde also ashed Hari>iey u Jsdre
Wilsoa had svcr borrowed usco~v from
him a. city treasurer lie sah M. and
on being ssk~d what Judges had boz
ro~ed money. he snswcr~d In . whisper
.Yinlett~r and Ashman- The m"o~y.
he understood va simply IN savsnce
and he did not know whether he ga
lending the state mcney. city money cs
his own
The remainder cf the statement Was
simply n long story Of Barisieys
troubles given In his own words with
mero eommcns~ all OF which con
tanned no new facts
Mr. Ws.s@sA~ss p~ssss.
rnuLApsirHIA. Jaly ii-fostmAsisr
General wanamaker. " ho had entered
the committee rom while Rsrisley =
statement to Editor New sde wss h~iug
resd. then stood for~ ard and ~rcquestsd
that he 10 allowed IN testify. u have
been anxious ,o APPEAR ever since the
question MAS raised ugariing the stock
Of which ] previously ,~stn~d. 'ssd he
In answer Ia the question Mr. WAns-
maker said his interest In h bank
arose GU, OF his acquaintance with
President Lucas and hts brother when
they were young merchants lie stated
that he never plcdr~d the over issue
stock after he was told 10 ~As an over
issue. and II wAs out of has hands 81
the time; that he did not know II u.
Yard. and had met Mr. Lucas bat once
and hat was at an interview about
ovcr-issnci stock.
As IA the story told by Rarisley Ia
Mcwadc that he had threatened to
close the bank unless he waN paid for
the over-is>ucd stock and Lawyer >uls-
berger and Johnson hal forced him io
return IL Mr.. wanamAkcr said IL WAS
absolutely false. Granville u Hainss
and samuel a. Muey went 10 Walking
lon to see him about the oscr-issued
stock and he told them that they
must settle for IT, and tina, ~ they
did not, in justice 10 himself. he should
inform the comptroller Of the currency.
After the bank closed he gave mp the
liarisley's statement hat
Marsh obtained from him 500. 600 for
wanamaker In March. isoo. be- sasd
absolutely untrue and without the
slightest foundation. and invited the
to insP~c, his books
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17
Coz. o., ysn~~ S~v.

HAVANA. jsiy u-ne ssassss, -
cass psp<n ooos>ss spos h -os-
s~Sfsi resaiss vhkh haze h>~s ~sfssas>A
sA~s~ IN coon essasae yeiio~ fever ~
n~sss Il h~ -ess~rs poss~ tppsas
ehaah~rl III. n~sA-as Of sxAsisx sks
dt<s~ uss issess~d BY . pAyss<saa %
b locality IN SIKH s~see~~fsi e1p~rl
.ssss hsse h~s aA&a re % dss~ Ne
ssssaaxo pspn ssy al pns.s vhp
hsse h>ss tressrd ~ fsts n~sha,1 Aass
recovered sves sAn.s ~hs ksd r~seA~a
q s4vaoced ssag< of tk< dss~ss<
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

rorsx ksa. Jelly 10 a cal So
ssssdssss ss<vsssx ~ sA~ rsrS>as A~Sss
ossAs r.fosn o~rraasxss@r.. 10 tAhs cf,y
so~sen~os~ssasss e~oas~stS-o IN ToT-a-
s6~s %. a~sa II 49, fo~zai.ssA ~
rseA y hssl~y. 81 w<hf..L x@n-
81 , hsss>l F~@s~sTs
s~~1ssssa 90 osssaixxssos for ss.Ysax
esr~ssAoas ssdss sD~txsx~ so~~z~
assss sAs ss~-. sv~ss 10
sA~r II s~sss~ rsess. >
oas~. s~>sstssv ~ u~ :"
asr<sa nrfAiiis. s~Gss~ ~ Aa,e
ess~. n Fs-s~A. ~<s~sssy ~ sA~ a1~
anrsI sd Fsv1 r haSL~y
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CURRENT

THE source Of the lake forming 1t
Salton. Ariz, has been found TO be the
Colorado river.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

The census of England and Wales
shows a total population Of 20. ool. 0ls.
an increase of 3.096, 572, OF 11.65 per
cent, since the last census was taken.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

The Freeman's Journal announces
the death of the Nation, q weekly news
paper Of Dublin, on the fftieth anni-
versary of its establishment
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

IT is said that efforts arc being made
in Paris to induce President Csrnot 70
pay a visit TO England and that the
president himself favors the plan.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

" 49, HSss6sd W H"FSfW
TAooss. Hssh Jaiy 10 IN ~Aas
crop 10 in dagger of s~sssSr,s1a ~
sophsrs ssd sgs.rr-i& Voc -TsrAi
days vh~ss s~y~r~ have h-%s r.osi"tng
sdstoe> hss Zoe ~. 81 sir days ,a~.s
ss'nsis hsre hes spp~.rnx IN issEs
ss@s~rs 10 y Bsg Had SD p.i~~ss
d~ssscsA 10 so1~ ins.sn>~s nos ba
th.s 10 W - pr esai 81 isrss s~ads II
ess1s hsss sssssdy ~es &~e's@1..<a
As>sss pcsses sp~~sa aver shs s~Al.
mined -ssA grain. 10 siiiisg large ASA
h~r o n rp&<ss& IL th~ s~r1.s
t-oe eoossse~s " !. ~ssssuss,-a iAss 81
sssa tsss tT-noaS b~&A~is % ssaa
VII hs destroyed
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

CsscAsa Jsiy u -fx1s.. c~rsss.<r.
81 As essy. kss ss~.s~s GO -Gs<sr~
egtii vhtA. ~ sisis< skl s~~ Aas
81 Asy d<slr~S ssvsA. tzsx I~ A.ss fo<s
a - sssy - IL SRA TA< ss.~r .
sepsss1 - s~s~sSs~ssy ~ ,As sip .s.As-ss
d - a. sssfsssg ssA sAs saiy ii1i.
"a ~ Aspss hns~s vaa N ,As 1<gsA
uAss u sssrss< rsry~ss q. ~ eoe-
ss~ssA 10 svo~shs ~ ass~.ssus -
n sosAss os sss sisssx aepsrs.~.s 81
~ vsssa's f>As YESTERDAY he ~Aes
70 sASw y - o-s-rsssos - sAs saix. xsA
sroSns~ - asai boss 10 "a e~sses q
- sogSh
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

The election at Carlow, Ireland, went
d~isastrously for Paynell, his candidate
losing by 2,216 votek
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17
HAMlIN S FUNERAL.

Services Held In the Unitarian Church.
bangor. Ne.
BANGOR, Me, July 9.-Tbe city was
in mourning yesterday. Business places
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The Ctopin Raised

GIBRALTAR, July ?.-The Anchor line
steamer Utopia. which was sunk on the
night Of March IL last by running upon
the spur Of the British ironclad Ansouia.
as . result Of which accident nearly 900
Italian emigants Lost their lives was
raised by means Of conerdams
on a superstructure OF timber built
from the ships sides TO he surface and
forming an immense tank This tank
Was lined with canvass and Was 80 feet
in length. Six powerful centrifugal
pumps exhausted tn, water in the tank.
which. with the vessel ascending inside
of il. WAS dragged q shore and va
Eventually rested on the beach
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ITALIAN RIOT OF 50.
4 "Reminiscences az Ssv Osiesss Thirty.
ass vesss

4 "Reminiscences ~f Sev Osiesss Thtvsy-
a,e y~sss Ar.
NV ONisAxs. Jelly iI-Cspt Nor
bert Trepssnier. 80 years ~ age.
dropped d~sd yesterday up-pn the frost
gallery ~ his r-sid~pe. on hi. plantsr
ton In rsequemise parish. two mIl~.
below New Orleans lie ~as . native
Of LDuisisna representative er-, ie ~
an old family. and had 1T v~Ayious time.
b-en sheriff. clerk 81 thu opusS alder
man. a~s~ssor. tas collector sna me
b-r ~ the Legislature fo~ ~v~rsi ,erms
The serious and supposed fatal woond-
ing Of Mr. T~rcpsgnIes wss the casse az
the s~ntiIsaiias rSyt 81 80. In which Q
number Of Italians ~er. killed Ire
psgnisr. who was os~ Of th~ iesdep In
the Amesiesn party. wss sssbh~d BY swo
Italians on election day and ssppsaed
w be fatally wouoded His fri~nhs b.
came very much escised over th~ AFFAIR,
. large mob vent 70 The Italian
quarter on - Phillip street A e~s~ssi
rios followed. in which ~evev.i lssiisss
.er~ hot and . nsnb~r ~er~ drovsed
FROM janpias into The river y, e~cspx
the moh 10 ~ss esver kso~s ersesiy
hos many 81 them Loaf ts~ir lives add
thu nsssh~r So essinss~d ~ saysh~rs
from - IN ies This ch~cksd isaIiss
,mnisrstipa 70 thss vzrss for afs~~s
years Consrsry 70 eli esy~<tstsosS
Capt T~r~paxnss. tb~ csa>> ~ eli tAs
recovered frssa al kts ~osada
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17
YasAse go - Gssl~A.

VENICE. Ill. July "A terrible seei-
dess took place jast south Of tie Mer-
chants bridge. on The track of The Kig
Four railroad. uishis The city iinitA
Mr.. J. Il Phillips . lawyer. residing -
Newport vas walking down the track
with his eighs-yesr-soa. Jesse Howard
PhilliN Trais No IL known - the
'Alsos Flyer gosae south ssruck tAeo
- ths father tried 70 drag The 500 a
Tie track. killing them both Nr. PHI
hp rcsotiy CANE here 10 live Hh
paresh reside 1t Crceker. Pulaski eoss-
q. Mo- He beiag . Dsohes of ~
Knights Of PythiaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17
n.r.-sey L~aves Neys.e.ssss.

PHILADELPHIA. July a-Ex-City
Treasurer John Bardley wA trans
ferred from the Moyamensiag prison "a
the eastern ~peniscntiAry yesterday ~.
ternooa and began his fifteen years i'm
prisonment The transfer was made
On the order OF District Attorney Grs-
ham, who had scceded 70 the prisoners
request for . respite OF . few days IN
which to settle up his business affair
before starting in on his long penisen-
tiary life The transfer Of the prisoa-
er wss effected 80 quietly that Ssw
knew OF IL until sitter il had beea &C.
cDmpliShed
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17
a Defeat For Papuen

DUBLIN. July a-The election yestcr.
day ut Carlow for a in parlia-
ment TO the late OGorman Mahon re.
suited In a crushing defeat for the Par
nellite candidate. This district Parnell
admitted was his stronghold. and IL de.
feated he had nothing to fall back
upon The result was: Hammond.
McCarthyite. ASS: Kettle. Parnellite,
i.5s9; majority against Kettle. a,2I6.
carlow is the smallest county In Ire
land II contains q population Of a..
600 and an electorate of '.oOl Andrew
Kettle. the Parnellite candidate. is .
farmer Of Dublin county. who had al
ready been twice defeated at the polla
Mr.. Hammond is . popular merchant At
Carlow.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

The funeral services were held at
$3.50 p. IN The funeral was oue of the
largest and most impressive ever held
in this state. At the time Of the fun
eral and passage Of the funeral cortege
all business houses were closed.
At two o'clock a special train arrived
in the city from Portland and Augusta
which brought among others. Gov.
Burleigh. members Of the executive
council, members Of the Loyal Legion.
and President Libby, Of the state
senate. Senator FRYE and many
other distinguished citizens arrived on
the regular trains The Unitarian
church was filed almost tn overflow.
ing. The services. which were CON
Quoted by Rev. 5. c. Reach. pastor of
the church, were brief but impressive.
The pail bearers were: Hon. s r.
Humphrey, A. c. Boutellc, Senator
Hale. Philo A. Strickland, l. J. Morse
and w. :. BENNETT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-07-17

CHRISTIANS m COUNCIL.

~ rsstsss.. g~s~s.~- s~ssssi-s
90 afssssvs,s ss~~srss'-S s"-ss'"sD
>,rs-vAs s.~aesses I.ss~~dsa
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There were fled for record saturday IS dcc3s.
the considerations &ggrsgsfzng $.a<o$ Al aver
age Of $Ss7-il Following isii.e hxt - furnished
by Osborne, Temper Co. abstracxors Of tffie,
rooms 3. %. II 6kd Tia Coiuzn block.
Josiah Collins 10 Il. feliy. lots :, 5, block LII,
A A penny's Brosdwsy- N.oa
W. w. Beck 70 J. \. Eckeis, ~ in &c s - I.
L Goss to L r. Merrinan. lot &, bsork -,
Biaekmar's supl sdd. Sioa
e. Kinnea- 10 4 Wilson- lots I. :. block IL
Summit add 20 Seattle, se,,oo.
f. j. Carlyle 10 A. f. Lovest. lot e. block =
4. ". Ianrdon to +. II. IaseAfeld, lot II.
block i, Chaufsnqua Beach, slsa
III. G. wahIberg 80 n. X Ekooss block NJ
Kirkland steel Works add. 49,
block Il, Yesier 4 McGslvra's, 81
J. D sagemilier to b Pelly, II ioes n IesIar :
{. Rineh.r: q I. B. Bentley. lot =. hlssk -
s Cssssii to Z 8. Graves, lots =. IL block =
". c. j. CO. 70 J. N. Reid. lot S block .. en-
L Z :. thompson to =. c wslsA e Il. lon II
AsiIs 4 . lane ysmsa Xs.sins. Is scsss I. "a
L. 5. A. tow. H Kent, lss acres In - y. -
I. zbindsn to A. Behrsns ct a., lots = ma =.
block 2, Bay View add. 81.
G. Malsiesse to +. Krsuish, lso aces IN see -
l. 4 fesers to $. l. Han, sracs in D Il csaass
4. H. Martin to J. Robsrs.ca. y Of leo 4 a.d
L 81 MeeEer 70 J. II titus. lots = ma -
Neckers supl to Kent {.sA
j. c Msrriaeid to G: 5, Rodsers. ist :. h'eek !,
". E. CsmpbeIi to 8. s Rodgers, ioe & Aioek Z
Guieerson & Alex2ncer's 10 Kent $l2A
w; J; shinn % A =. fsrpsxosss: iots = . -
W. c. J. Co 10 j. II Titus, lots Is and II, blcc1
g. W. c. l. Co.'S Isl 10 Kent, e0e.
c Cook tosc ::AcIAehiAn, los >. block =. Gu
Bsir- Loomis B. & I. Co. 70 T. Arnold. Lot I,
block n. Des Moiaes, fe-S
ana !. block &. s r. Land CO. Il. r aaid. SIS.
J. A. Moore 70 b. s. Parker. lot = block s
A. ". crsir % 4 Blair. loss II and =. baoeh
a.. Gilman Park. $50
). T. Piummer to c. l. Agen, LOT !. hiock =
j. nirnaa 10 j. l. schussler, lots n TO y. Alncn
:, keystone 10 Kirkland. $40
5. Lawrence 10 z. r. Hsnsns lcs II, hsock -
]. I. Holloway 70 s W. wrenn. part 81 q n
{. Griissh % E C. Walsh Ct al, lot - block =
latona lst. 81
Z, c. Walsh 6. al. to p Z. Dahlnan. loe =
block 5. IA,cna LIST. tsse
J. y. waiiipgford 70 v. Ho.fin. lot 5, block -
Wail.rSiosd Park div. &loA
same to A. Palmer. iof s block Is. same. sloA
l. y. Molier to y. r. Mcknight ct IL, pc loss3
ard 5, block $, Msynsrd's. l:sn
}. IL Munson 70 r Kills. tos II, block =. D.
nv & Hcyfss add 500
United states 70 J. Walsh. w Of ne and v,kee
O. Of sec Is. -.
Z. G. Walsh Ct A. to ". Psysee, LOT !, block -
lAtona iss. fsaa
" O. Nets to J. Quinn, lot 1 block So. Burhsu
md. sS1A
|. A q. Ssubhs TO A. G. Edwards, lets anG =
block Is. Lake Union md, fs90.
=. oossr TO J. Corbets. lots and :, block =
Deweys add, 3.oo.
q. f. Rnsser 70 W. @. Mathews, lots "a r.
block Il. Kirkland Syn lss, 500.
~ X. Fikcns 10 l. Psalx0n. loE Is, h1ook =
Kirkland steel Works sid, &loo
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ORDINANCE NO. l,-o7-AN ORDINANCE
" proposing 70 the voters in the city Of Seattle
the issuance and sale OF bonds Of said city in the
sum of s46o 600. or such lesser sum Is shall be
sufficient for the funding of such and so many Of
said city by the corporate authorities thereof
drawn payable out Of the road fund and the Ore
fund. respectively, Of said city. and I'm this or.f
nance particularly described as NAV be valid wsr-
rants. outstanding and unpaid ~ The Gate in this
ordinances prescribed fos The issuance ossuch bonds
and providing for the holding OF an election At
which said voters may vote for or against said
proposition and providing for the issuance and sale
the issuance and sale thereof made between said CITY
and y. W. Harris & Co. on April 10. 1891, in case
threeths OF the voters in said CITY vetirs a. snca
election shan thereby assent 10 such issuance and
sale thereof
wHEsEAs The corporate authorities of the CITY
OF Seattle have heretofore issued cert in warrs rls
on the part OF said CRY drawn upon the treasurer
thereof on their face payable out Of the road fund
persons therein respectively named as the payses
thereof 20 their order and for sunry sums Of
rants are stil wholly unpaid and arr owned and
held by sundry persons as claims against said city
respectively in the respective sums therein na,ne.
with interest provided by law 10 De payaAe upou
lawfai warrants Of said city, and which warrants
hereincelow more particularly speciea in dis
tlnct classes: and
wHSKE.s, Doahts have arisen as 10 the validity
number and amount thereof and in orcer 10 r.
move snch doubts the mayor aud city council Of
said cay. approved on tbs ss,h sy t Il Sprs q
1881, but not Is yet Published, have
provided fog the holding Of an ese-
cssoa for the purpose Of obtaining from the
voters IN said city their 10 and rafificasioz,
Of the attempted incurring Of said Indebtedness By
the issuing Of all said warrants, or Of an such
tAereoI As represent Indebtedness which NAV not
be valid without such ratification and have IN and
BY said ordinance divided said warrants ia:o The
following specified distinct classes thereof with
reference TO the periods IN which lhey we're n
spectiyeiy issued and ne funds out Of which they
we're On their face respectively made payable, TO
Wit:
Class one-Wa-rants drawn payable out Of the
rad Nait Of said c.fy ana czfed and issued on
saadry days between September 81, 1889, and
November IL. 1889. both inclusive numbered
frerl Se2s 10 4039. Of the year 1854 both In
elusive, and tire face amounts whereof Aggrexate
the sum OF $SS.3.a-92.
Class twot-Wayr2nts drawn pAvshle OCT Of the
road fund Of said city and dated and issued on
sis1d<y days between November Is 1853. aad
February Is. 1880 both Inclusive, Numbered fyon
1850 10 Assn. Of Tie ycAx lssS. beth taslEsiSe.
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Nothing worthy of special note has been re-
ported in financial circles during the past week
Mechanics in the building trades report ma
teri2i improvement in work. which shows thaS
y large number OF buildings are being erecfed-
Yet dealers in bnilding material complain OF
dull trade, especially those engaged in the lrna-
Der business. II is probable, however. that iura-
Der dealers are affected more by the uEreason-
ably low prices which prevail than By trade do
preston Another thing which affects the lnEa-
Der business at present, sad through il almost
every other line of business IN the country. 10
the weakness OF foreign demand lunoernen
say the Australian market IS well supplied and
that the civil var in Chile has wholly destroyed
the market there. Chile has heretofore con-
sumed a large aasre of the lumber manuisc-
tured on the coast The Argentine Republic
has also bsen fair shipping point fer lumber,
but now the scarcity Of money there has p-ae-
ticaliy shut OF the demand La various other
countries which have furnished . market FOG
American lumber in the past. similar conditions
exist, and the resuls IL apparent. Several mills
are shut down and others are running On short
time, while those which are running are said 70
be scarcely making expenses With these con-
ditions existing il is Amos. impossible 10 even
hope for better local prices, and consequently
those interested In the business are apt 70 eoua-
plain of dull trade and blame the local market,
when really the responsibility should lie charged
TO another source
There were i've failures in the state during the
week rs reported At Bradstrees's local Office.
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sezt-nry. Tomatoes are sczrca Xmhzuum
are duli Ehnnaxb is very SLOW. e<ztng bean1
are active
P.sDrrx REcErrrs AND ororArFoyA
Produce receiprs-Floar. s<tp quarter snekss
wheat. ssaQo csntAls: barley. LOO ceu<aaBs
potatoes, 3oo sacks; bran 400 saeks. va
Floar-Fsnri,y extra. 81 se1s-5o pa bal. baka-s
extra, aspnSss. suyerine- Eso9&
wheat-s5-zis3Lsz5 per Genital fox fasr 70 goo4
shipping grade
Bxriey-So. iced 81. <7;S: choice. y <sstQl 81
common grades. &a-ss&1-ss- ofsw1n4s U-&1z0
lss3 Per Genital for rcxd to choice
Osts-sur gzise, s. ~, milling. A@1szs<s
good 10 chn4ee iced, S-SS9Ls-sszs fazrs NsoD
ls.
Rye-srs-aI So Per csntxl-
Eorn-larxe yellow. n s&4L453: u1A3 -
low, $LE5<s So white. <1-s5<9a-s0 PEI senfAL
oYTTp<s-
Call board saies- wheat-Buyer 1A1, VIZ
LIS closing sl7s; season, N7s5x9aA eane
ing <l--Ts-.
Barley-Buyef season. g. 81
FINANCIAL.
prafts-SsgAs ne: telegrsph1R - -
ling bsIls-Bsnk, 1851; sizhf S&eg{; ee0Hes
cisi- sssss1<- silver ban, ss5x0sSA 1sxaonn DE-
Lars. TzszSs7sxc
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RAIIRoAD sToeKs

MERCHANDISE
Hoye-Firm: Pacific coast. 2sHsec.
Co1ee-opticus closed firm. 70 IL points up.
Sales were 27,ooo bags. intending April at
HIS, May, E-.e5; June. HITS; July, &i-.7a
spot Rio nrns lair eargoes, isi&c: No. :.
sngar-Raw. quiet and firmly held: refined,
quiet and unchanged
CHICAGO RoaRo or TRADE
CHICAGO, April 2a-whess IL lower, with
large speculative trading. The opening was
ing figures, then weakened OF With some
AID closed 3 iowsT for Mar ana 2 i lover Tor
July than the closing figures Of yesterday. Re
eeip,s, s9a.po bushels; shipments. $500
Wheai-enh. May. sloasl: July. 1859
Soin-Easy. cash. CSC: May. CSC; July.
osfs-wesk: cash and May, ssSc: July, GIG.
Fosk-Sseady; cash, 2s1Si2- -; May, 81 s.;
Isrd-ssesdy: cash. s672sl: May. x.s75S:
Rye-pun .. sssnc.
shors iihs-S ssas 30; short e,ear. s. ssak s:
shoulders, <09Sea
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO. April A-cai.ss-Recespss, 500;
COWS ard heifcrs. sl-5ue4sa
Hogs-Recespts. alssas steady: packers and
shippers, - ssEs s.; prime heavy and butcher
weixhiA SSa-s; skiTs and selected light
saeep-Recespss. 100: STEADY; Westerns, $50
@&o6; natives, tl-assa 30: lambs. $A51s7.
KANSAS WHEAT cEcr
LxAvExwoETa. KISS, April -a-t l. predicted
the wheat crop oil Kansas VIII % the largest On
record
BoSres STOCK xxcHAysE-
BOSTON,, April ea-Tfossrg stocks.
Atchison & Topeka So Mexican Cen, com 80
Burlington q SAB D1egc--.----..- -
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS..
srxxAar or TIE SITUATION.

san FRANCISCO. April ex-Potstoes are weak
New potatoes are slow and coming In in liberal
supply onioas are higher. There il no change
To note In tie butter market Eggs are nos ia
eiined 70 pick mp, owing 70 The heavy supply
OF Eastern. which are Of good quality and sold
lower than the CAlifernia rFoducL Fruit is In
rood shape. bus there are no material changes to
no.a In prices Oranges are hesd very Hrniy.
Strawberries are lower. Apples are dropping
gradually out Of sight Very few changes oc-
enrred as regards vegetables Choice Ers<a peas
are sxias higher. Asparagus has Downward
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A ssrSsMENT ROLL. OF JOY STREET
"A CRADLE Notice hereby given that the
eessseut roll fer the grading Of Joy street nom the
north line O; the Hin tract the south line Of the
Squire tract. aud constructing OF Sidewalk on
bath sides thereof has been fled with The under
s,Sred. clerk Of the city OF Seattle. and further
notice is hereby given that the said ron Is open for
Pablo inspection the esilce Of The city clerk in
The new city hall ana will remain open for nspec-
TOR unt;l MosaSsav Nav 4. 1891 .; O'Clock ,. m,
and that all persons feeling themselves Asgrfeyed
hy any saca assessment may apply 10 the city
council Of said city 10 have the corrected on
ssid May 4. 1891, a. $50 o'c1ocE p. H.. ~ tie
council chambers IN the new city ball
II ". MILLER.
Clerk Of the CITY Of Seattle.
Date Of 6rxs puhsicaSsca A prsl IL. A. d. lsel