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RANG E s.

Bear In MIND We arc sole agent. Cor Richardson
& Boynton's Perfect Ranges. both IN single and
double ovens; also the Spioer Stove 90 Model
Grand Ranges. Both OF these ranges are pro
nounced the leading range in the market, and q
better baking range is not TO be found.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-05
EAants,

one Gent q Word each insertion
NV cents . word for q fun vseh
(sevsn tfUes.l
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-05
SLATE MANTELS.

Our assortment was never more complete thar
at the present time. We have ADDED many novel
ties in these goods, both in designs and colors
Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-05
THE CANDIDATE OF 1880.

GENERAL ARMSTRONG SPEAKS.
General w. J. Armstrong, who was in
spector general of consuls under Grants
administration, made speech containing
reports from committees.
Mr. Emery of Michigan also made a
speech.
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE ST.
1 pervising Architect. Washington, ID. c., June
u. lS92-Sealed proposals Will be received Mt this
Office until o'clock p. M, on the Goth day of July
and opened Immediately thereafter, for all the
labor and materials required to fix in place the
towpressure characterization, steam heating and
ventllatng apparatus for the u. :. custom house
and posioihce building at Port Townsend. Wash
lngton in accordance with the drawings and speci-
featons, copies of which may be had on applica-
tion al This Office the Office of the superntend-
eni. al Port Townsend, Washington Each bid
must be accompanied by certified check for a
sum not less than per cent of the amount of the
proposal The right is reserved to reject any or
Hll bids or to waive any defect or informality in
Any bid II II be deemed n the interest of the gov
eminent t. do SO. All bids received fter the time
stated Will be returned 10 the bidder. Proposals
NUT be enclosed in envelopes sealed and mark ed
Proposal for the Low Pressure, Return CIrcula-
ton, steam Heating and Ventiiating Apparatus,
Nc. for the L. :. Custom House and pustoffce
Building al Port Townsend, Washington" and ad
dressed 10 W. j. Edhrooge. supervising Architect
THE HONORABLE THE CHIEF COMMITS
architects to submit or before the 30th Septem-
Der next tcompetitve) plans and esin ates of cost
Tor the construction of certain provincial govern
nent buildings Particulars of competition and
further Information can be obtained from the I'M
nersigaed. W. - GORE.
Deputy Commissioner of Lands and Works. Lands
and Works Department, Victoria, Il. c.. 10Th
June. 1892
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded in the Auditors Once
Yesterday,

Real estate transactions from January I, 1892,
are s9.676477. There were filed for record yester-
day . deeds, the considerations sggregasing
$4,000, an average of s5544S Following is
the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper &
Co.. abstracto-s OF title. lis Cherry street, b.
tween Front and Second
A. NJ. Danielson to T. G. Ogilvie, lot I, block
IL, Byron add, $500
+. f. sander to Mary A. Upper. 20 acres in sec
6, -, >, 81.
Cedar River Coal Company TO J. p. Gleason,
lands in secs % and So D. 6, 500.
L. B,ewett 20 Security Trust Company, lots in
Blewetts lst - Kirkland, 81
+. Blewett to Security Trust Company, und a
els, sec 49, %, 5, 81.
II. White to II. Christensen. lot 2, block 2, p.
J. f. Akin to \. X Eikoos part of lot is. block
0, Z. a. r. > Ry. add, 81.
J. f. Crawford to North Seattle Company, acre
property in tp 2G 4, 81
G.. A. Russell to y. W. Trust Company, lots in
Mercer PARK, 81 SJ.
NV. Trust Company to J. Fl. Robertson. lota
J. II. Robertson to Investors Trust Company,
lots in Mercer park, $3.50.
Adam Reese to +. sZymOnski, los II, block 10.
town of Renton. 500.
H. Drum to II. P. futile, tract in sec 20, 20. 6,
H. P. futile to j. NJ Thomas, tract in sec %.
90. 6, $4,000.
Max Glorious to H. Rode, 10. %, Cormode's
fve-acre tracts, 1886.
Ole Nelson 10 Emma G. Nelson, NIX lot 10,
block &C, Denny's Park add, $3.50
> III. Brown to william Capus, n1z lot 6,
block 49,, Yeslers LIST TO Kent, 81.
c. h. McMurray to George Newlsnds, block 6S,
Salmon Bay Park add, $3.50.
Ruben shearer to Abbie Ristine, part lot 7,
sec %, %, 5, 81 600
Abbe Ristine 20 Annie shearer, part lot T. sec
%, %, g. $40.
s. ". Rice to Thomas Horne, lot z, block 5,
Seattle Homestead 1st add, 81 900
Claus Halst to J. III. Tobin, lot 10, block SO, ID
add to Des Moines, $50.
d. II. Blackman to Louis Gerson, lot IL, block
20. Salmon Bay PARK add, $3.50
f. W. Felt to Matilda Borquist, lot 10, block 8,
White Bros lst add To East Seattle, $40
+. w. Harmon to Charles T. MouIton, block ],
Pullman add 81.
Charles F. MOulton to Libbi9 Harmon, block
j, Pullman add, 81.
Seattle Cedar Lumber Company to West Coast
Improvement Company. tract in sec IL, %, $. 81.
Est Louis K. Kidd TO E. Davidson. lot &, block
20, Central Seattle, $3.50
Est Louis r. Kidd 10 E. Davidson lot 5, block
20, Central Seattle, $40.
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Rough and common, 4-H7b4S: mired aud
packers, s. uNt2.I5; prime heavy ana butchers
weights. 5000; light, SL7S152l
SAcep-Recelpts, 40. steady. Natives. 81 20
tdo.75; Texans, SS6ot14.$0: Westerns. s45odsa %.
CHICAGO BoAED OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. June 22-whset wa. quiet today 70
opened unchanged 70 8 shade lower; advanced
isGi4 on continued reports OF bad weather; de-
clined 5sG5I on rumors of the passage OF the
Hatch rnti-optiou bill, and closed steady :.
lower than yesterday. Receipts were $500
bushels; shipments, 400 bushels.
Wheat-steady; cash, 791.c; July. Tsstc
Corn-L0wer: cash, soc; july. 49sse.
oats--,teAdy: cash. S29A4c; July, S21so
Rye-76c.
Bar.ev-60c.
Tmothy-sL 2TrDi 81
Flax-$l03l%t1L04
Whisky-Sll5
Pork-Cash aud July, Slo.&
Lard-Cash, S6.47l5: July, 365
Short ribs-Cash, sS.s2l5; July. sasA
northumberland.
Short elear-sZ I2j55D7. PIX.
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PASSENGER LISTS.
SAN Francisco, June 23.-The steamer Una
tklIa oil Id tnAnr at,h thaaa M snn
IHE NORTHERN

SAN Francisco, June % The steamer Una
tilla sailed today with these passengers:
For seattie-Miss Belle Pesmus, Mrs c. G. Cor
ham, Mrs. q. b. AdaT, W. Skyrms and wife, p
" Beldcn. Miss +. LOOMS, c. y. ArewelI,
Mls- enesIanI - nai - Nnapihan T.. =;
daughtef. l. K. Hall, Mrs. THAN, :. NJ TART
son. Mrs. L. :. Jackson, y. ". Battle and wife,
Pau Loefer, Miss "enter, Mrs Felitz.
Lieutenant }. II. Jordan, Mrs. Jordan and son.
Miss 3. Maynard, Mrs Fannie Evans, J. NJ Crit.
fifth. T. ]. Felt, J. II. Comneriord, Mrs Susie
Anderson, J. W. Holmes, Mrs. Allen, c. G.
Gwynn.
ELLrsroS. Mont, June &c. Especial - On
Northern Pacific train No. I:
Hiram Whits. Joha Wolf, Henry Johnson, d,
W. Aaskiil. If. ID. Jones, Oliver d. Ames, Miss !.
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rREADsTCFrS
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CLALLAN BAY. June 23.-5 p m--Cloudlsss
and calm. Lines down to the west
PoRr CRESCENT, June 23-5 p. m.-Cloud.
less and calm.
Posr ANGELES, juno 23-5p m.-Cloudless;
light southeast wind.
PORT TOWNSEND, June Is. - Especial r.
C!eared-Br Blk Barringa, 1000 tons, Captain
Mayne, for sydney, laden with COL SAT feet OF
rough lumber, valued at s6.9i547: 1925 feet Of
iaths, valued at 81, and 26,0So feet OF pickets,
valued at s23427.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 23.-Sailed-Str UNA
tiiIa, for Victoria and Port Townsend; sh Kate
Davenport, for Port Blakeley; ok wilma, for
Nanaimo
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NINING STOCKS.
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW fUkh EALHANWH.
NEW YORK, June 23-The stock market still
maintains stubborn f-mness and strength.
Atchison carried it up over per cent, but sales
in grangers depressed the prices slowly and the
market gradually sank into most intense dull
ness. The close was duh and fairy steady ct
Insignificant changes.
Government bouds-Dull and steady.
Petroleum-Juy closed a. 53l<.
FINANCIAL
Money on cal-Easy: Closed offered
per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 2s1Gcf[.
Sterling exchange-Steady. sixty-dsy bills,
AS7, demand, 4.So1a.
BONDS.
U. s. As, reg. ... 1l6l2 U. 9. 2's reg. 100
u. :. as, coupon. u41a Pacific 6s........ l06s
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SPOKANE. WASH. July II. 1891.

DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan. Seattle Wash.
Ny Dear Doctor-This day / come to
you in an important matter and request
you to attend to it at once. Ny grand
daughter aged nine years had la grippe q
few months ago and although recovered.
is very weak. exceedingly nervous and has
slight attacks OF st. Vitus' dance. We are
very much worried about it. She can
hardly cut meat at the table, her hands
and fingers tremble in trying to button her
shoes, etc. 1t Is impossible for her to go
to Seattle and would like to know if you
could treat her after the short above des-
cription. She is also very fond Of playing
the piano and likes to read and to learn.
Every time she plays now a few minutes
only or reads, she is utterly exhausted and
must quit. Now what shall We do about
thatf Expecting answer By return mail,
Yours truly,
PAUL STROBACH.
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DIR. Scudder Was Insane.

CHICAGO, June 22.-The post-mortem ex-
animation Of the brain and spinal cord Of
the late DR.. Henry Martyr Scudder. who
died in jail from an overdose Of morphine,
presumably taken with suicidal intent, re-
vealed conditions which, in the opinion Of
the physicians present, indicated that he
was insane. The body will DE taken TO
New York, where, according TO the custom
OF the family i will be crernated.
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REV. DIR. BRIGGS
OPINION.

The controversy arising from ''the higher
criticism" of Rev. DR.. Briggs who has
been tried for heresy, will change the
complexion of the interchangeable creed
In the very nature Of things every human
device Is prone to change. Pray, why
should medicine be the exception to the
rule? The Histogenetic system is the
newest change and is head and shoulders
above the old and efiete Systems" Have
you progressed mentally sufficiently to
appreciate fact?
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SPOKANE, Wash. March II, 1891
Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
Dear DR.. Jordan-Your letter and msdi-
cines for my wife received; thanks for
your promptness.
was under the impression that wrote
you about my granddaughter. She il
perfectly we'll and had no relapse what
ever. Yours truly,
PAUL STROBACH.
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LEG Al NOTICES.


NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR TAX
~ deed.
state of Washington, county of King. city Of Sc :
Notice is hereby given TO party or parties I'M
known. being thu person or persons In whose name
the lands hereinafter described were assessed and
TO ali other persons snteres ell, that Il. W. Wood
ana IT, /. Van Brocklin have presented 10 the city
comptroller of the city of seattle tax certificate.
issued by the treasurer of said city the 18th day
of July A. D. 1891, AT least ninety days before the
expiration of the me for the redemption OF the
land therein described, said land being the foi-
Lot len 1o1. In block two (2). in Cove addition
to the city of seattle. IN KING county state OF
Washington; that the amount for "ntcn sald amos
were sold is 81 81; that the same were sold oy the
city treasurer of said city 10 said l. ": Wood and
il. +. Van Brocklin on the lSth day OF Jhly. ~ ~.
1891 AT the annual sale for delinquent taxes Of
said city assessed for the year 1890; that the
amount required TO redeem such lands from such
sale exclusive OF the costs to upon tuis no
tee ~ the sum OF $lS7, together with interest,"
iharenn nj the rate Of twenty per cent. per annum
from date of said sale to the time OF resumption
THAT the time when the redemption period on suc,i
sale viii expire is the Sth day OF July. y y io9,
provided this notice is served at least sixty dhys
before he sad date last named, aud II this hotce
is not served least sixty days before salu Date
last named. then in such case the time "heh me
redemption period VIII expire VIII be sixty Gays
after the service of this notice IL, d,
Ihis notice shall be delivered TO the sheFlL "a !.
King county, stale Of Washington for service anu
return. and said sherin shall wlthln twenty ~ :
afIer the receipt thereof BY him serve 1ld se'ua -
the same the city compiroiier suCii ser " y,
made in the manner prescribed for Inc sefNiCr oi
summon, In "A c4vil action in the superior Cour (;
fthe person named IN this notice can not re iouha
In sad King county and there he any pers on ~ tIe
actual po~~esSlUn ut the lana IN hliis ny Nc ="
scrtbad the same shall be served upon MIN Al
the person named III this notice can not oe loeild
IA said KING county and there oe no person IL, 'i,
eTtual nosses4on OF said land. of both when facts
th. ref m Of the sheriff shall be priIna iAcie eNt
tence tuis notice shall BE- published once ~ az
week for three successive weeks IN tue eAil'4~'
uevSspavers OF she Cigy of Seattle. -
In Witness whereof I. J. VI. Carson. city comp
,ro.er ofthe city of seattle. have hcreahVo So ny
hand and the oflicS seal of said city thls let IA
- - N fSa3 ]. NJ ARSON,
r.TAT to!uptroller OF the city OF sealIls
A BLACKSTONE Ieputy.
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Have Your Address Correct.

The Cisy Directory for the current yesr IS now
In press. ANY ons having rIRda 3 change in
their business location Or plaes of residence can
have the correction made by notifying bY mail
or otherwise, Posks Seattle Directory coEa-
pany, "A EoxwsH building, city.
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San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE STATE OF TRADE.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 23-The fruit mar
ket continues active for summer varieties Ar
rivals during the past few days have been very
moderate, and prices generally were well
tanned. Cherries were scarce, and readily sell
at the top figures. Apricots also met with good
demand and were frmer. Red currants were
in very light receipt and hardly adequate to
supply the demand. Choice red apples sell
readily, but green varieties were neglected.
Berries of all kinds, although in limited sup
ply, meet with little inquiry. Oranges are a
drug on the market, and the values received
hardly pay the expense OF packing aud shipping
them to the market The dried fruit trade is
dull and lifeless.
Business in the vegetable market was rather
dull and prices lower in tendency. Potatoes
continue firm at previous quotations, but onions
were very weak. Choice string beans sell we'll,
but common varieties go begging for purchasers.
Tomatoes were in ample supply and prices
weaker. Corn, for choice quality, brings fair
values and is easily disposed of, but supplies are
still moderate.
Produce receipts-Flour, 81 900 quarter sacks;
wheat, 5000 oentals; barley. 1000 centals: corn,
1900 centals; beans, 6.V0o sacks; potatoes. 1000
sacks; onions, l,o0o sacks; wine, % 900 gallons.
flour-Family extras, si.65l1L75 per Dbl; baK-
ers' extras: 81 25tGlC5: superhne. s2;7jCGS.lo.
Wheat-sl. S71a03l 5S34 per GENITAL for good to
choice shipping grades; 81. 421aDL471z for mill
ing qualities.
Barley-Feed. 9oc per GENITAL for dark coast;
9l]<g92l9c for good quality; $500 for choice;
brewing, sl.0215
Oats-surprise, sl.550L6 GO per GENITAL; milling,
81. 4S1.J9: good to choice feed, si.321 5(GL42Ia;
Oft grades, 81 2j(@l.S5; gray, SL310LS71a per
GENITAL.
Corn-sl2 81 2GsLS2ls per GENITAL for large yell
low; $1.33s tL35 Tor small yellow; sl3212(0
LIS per GENITAL for white.
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: Wheat-SelIer 1892 81 3sIS:
December, 81. 1901 49, closing, $l.43.
Barley-Seler, 1892. $3.50; December, 97l1
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-Sight. TIC; telegraphic. o2lzc. ster-
ling bills-Bauk, sLS734 sight. 81. 500; CONNER
cial, $4S5. Silver bars-S75s 1o754c; Mexican
dollars, 70l2(J11ac.
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,7oTIcE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX

~ deed - ,,;.v ~ 50
Agte-ss- - -. - ,,sr,tss ,tn-
known, bens The person or persons - ss.ss5 and
~ ian \ h. lnafteF described nere ssss>es4 ~
10 A. n.ner persons Interested. hat + W " yCa
AMI II l. Van Rrookin have present e4 20 .ttf -;
rtr "a ne cltt 81 seattle. . TAX Ger
is.el bv the treasu OF said ely on the =. ~
~ JAW H. 1891 Al least ainety days %" 80
,rat ON az Tie tlrle fer the EeceIl ptioh 90 4-se
lad therein described said land oeiLs ks I''-'N
lu- to-Ntt, - -, a., rova addition
- ~ .ttv 80 ~sar Il. IL Ming county. sts.e OF
" aShinst,n that the amount FOR WHICH sac -. ans
were snld - SI&1 sast the same Netg - -
cirv treasurer az ,AlI city 10 SAID r " 20. al
n + Vs. Broslin on the lsth day 81 ya1!. \. -
l~sl al the annual s2le Tor GeuHSLs5ct as, ~,
sad city assessed fas the year -" e, -
amount required - redeem sack iA-.ss ~. =.
sale exclusive of tle costs % NeeIs.e Nt, -, :
notice Is tie susa OF 81. together ~lth Ihtet~s
thereon AZ sic rate Of twenty per ceaI per A-4h14
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Iron Men ADOPT workmen's Scale.

PlTT=BUaG. June PA Join. conference Of the
Arnalgamated Association aud tin plate aud
sheet iron manufacturers agreed upon scale
this morning after an sil-ntgnt session and tbs
nails viii he run without interruption Tns
scale il one presented by the workman
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Portland Grain Market.

PORTLAND, June 2S.-(Special. Wheat
and barely steady. Valley, 81. 32l2 G0l35; Walls
Walla, si.27l9Gl30 per GENITAL. Receipts were
2l74 centals
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sHFRifF's RErrRN.

State Of Washington county 81 king. So -
j II Woolery. sheriff % King county. SAFE OF
wSsHing-nn do erehy certify that received the
,,tIain notjce on the sSth DAY of June, A. D. 1872
ami that / have mHde due aud di!igent sestch an
maj said person can not be found in said county
AMI thpst Is II person II the actual possession "a
IN. land described IN said notice ~
Witness my hand lhts 2oth daT OF June, a. a.
IS92 ! "a. b" ,n,s.-ti,ls+,''n
Ryf J. CRAsTKEE. bepaty. -, %
eferifT's fees: Miles travel, 20; tees paic ~
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - JOHNSON
~ avenue grade-Sealed proposals will be re-.
celyed by the undersigned. secretary of the hoard
OF public works OF the city Of Seattle IN 10 noon
of Saturday July z, A. ID. 1892, for the GRAZING
Ard construction OF sidewalks on both sides az
Johnson avenue, in the city of seattle from the
west line of Lakesfde addition TO Lincoln avenue
I'm said city In accordance with the plans and spe
effcations file in this office
Each bid Is TO be accopapaned by a certified
check payable TO the order OF the city Comptroller
for sum not less than five (5l per cent of the
amount bid and no bid shall be considered unless
accom- panied by such check
The successful bidder will be required to enter
into contract and furnish Satisfactory bondsmen
for the fun amount Of same within ten (lOo davs
from being notified Of the award falling which said
check and the amount thereof will be forfeited TO
the city.
No person Is eligible ~ bidder who has within
two years prior 10 the letting made default in nav
nen of any just claim for any work or labor per-
formed Or for any skill material furnished pur-
suant 20 any such contract as is here adyertIsei
or who. within said two years has assi9ned
abandoned. surrendered or failed 70 compete any
such contract
The board OF public works reserves the rich, to
reiect any and ali bids.
Proposals 10 be Endorsed the envelope "John-
son Avenue Grade
Please attach copy OF this Advertisement To bid
By order OF the board of public works.
{. g. HElFNER, Secretary
First publication, June 81. 1892
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MIRO HASDfsz-

MERCHASDfsZ
H0ps-Easy and quiet
Coffee-0ptioas closed steady, points mp.
ssles were 500 bags, including: Juue, 81 -:
August. slI.6J. spot Rio-Q1iet and steady
No :, / 1se.
sugarZRaw-Quie: and firm. Reaned-oulet
and easy.
Wool-Quiet and steady.
CoppeE-Quiet.
Lcaa-Inactive.
Tia-strong; straits, SCI. sos22oo.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Jane 2a-Cattle-Receipt. II 900.
steady. Natives. - sgt -; Texaus, $30oGs3 i;
stockers, s. Gs<G3 rs
Hogs-Recsipis, 100 market steady 70 strong
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OHsWOLD, W iBu., 3Hu 20, 1854.
Dr.. J. Eugene Jordan. Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sir-I have been taking your medi-
cines regular until about two weeks ago.
| feel perfectly we'll; my heart don't
trouble me any and am getting as fat as
a pig. Some tell me that it was faith that
cured me: I am very thankful for that
much faith. remain yours respectfully,
GEO. GRISWOLD.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.


mn Avn ~rDD-~%
TX Adm, MI
Not q Rift If FaSfprn Rutfpr Tn
Ro Had
CAR LOAD EXPECTED LAS NIGHT.
nj. s...H - p,. pro.n..,. ~
Break In Prices-Strawberries
Clint th. Markst.
TIDES AT SEATTLE HARBoR TODAY
VIG4 wITxp low V.TyF
A m fl In m II "a ~ II In =, 4 III
- - - -s- - - -
PA l2.Si 6-T Hall 10. y t-0.9 Hos SO
= "
AT PORT TOWNSEND
I55 % as II 8 4 o ~ % 0 10 % 50
- . =
SEATTLE, June %, 1897.
EXCHANGES at seat.ls Tacoma ana Portland
clearing houses today were.
'A'
Cte1rGnces BGtdnces;
Portland ''''-''''''..''F'
Tacona 100 1s- N os 90 Of
receipt OF quite stock OF poultry, mostly spring
chickens but also including some turkeys
ducks and hens The demand ia so light that
prices are liable 70 90 down before this supply
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
LONDON. June 23.-Bar silver, 4o1sd: consois.
e6 S-l6d. Bullion gain on balances paid into
Bank OF England today, Es3,0o0 Bank OF England
discount, per cent.
BRKADsTUFrS
LIVERPOOL, June 23-wheat-Domand poor
and prices unef anged.
Corn-Demand fair; spot, r. I0sld, steady;
June, ia iol+d. steady; July, d 7s4d. firm; Au-
gust, Is cid, firm
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-24

NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-No IS
~ hereby given that sealed bids for the graveIlpg
o. that certain county road extending from the
frese bridge In front Of John Burns place on Du-
vanish river, 10 a point at the foot OF what is
known as MchIniey's hiil. Will be received by the
board of county commissioners of King county
Until, tuesday, July >, at O'Clock %. m
Each of said bids must be acc )mpaned by a GER
tined check OF 500 70 be forfeited to King county
BY the successful bidder in case he fails to ener
into contract and furn IN good and sufficient bond,
within five days after award.
Each bid must be marked "Bid for Crawling
County Road and flied with the county audi tor
OF or before the date above mentioned. said work
Is 10 be done a. follows: The road to be grayeled
% uniform depth Of 16 inches and to a uni1or m
width of ~ feet at the top of the grade gravel TO
b. of a coarse. uniform kind and of such nature
as TO make good substantial road; surface 10 be
smoothed oil level wi crown in center Of q
inches and TO the satisfaction of the board of county
commissioners Bids must specify a net sum
for the completion of said work as above de-
scrhed. Bonds in fnil sum of the CONTRACT price
conditioned on the comp elton Of the contract and
payment or all claims Tor material and labor used
will DC required
The board reserves the right TO reject any and
oil bids
Bids returnabie July 8, 1892.
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