davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-06-02
immeasurabl,

Through blunder of the printer
the Clarence items which appeared on
the first page of the DEMOCRAT Of last
week, were headed "District No. 40"
and credited to "Vida," instead Of to
Buckeye" the Clarence correspond
ent. Buckeye" always sends good,
readable items, and should have had
proper credit.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-06-02

The Decoration Day program, as
published in the DEMOCRAT, was car
ried out as near as it could be between
showers. The procession formed at
LID. at the G. A. r. building and
marched to the old opera house, most
of the time through the gentle falling
rain. Had the weather been good a
fine display would have been made.
The Fire Department, Uniform Rank
K. of P, I. o. o. F., A. o. u. W.,
G. A. R., Sons of Vets. and Ladies
Relief Corps marched in line. At tie
opera house a pleasing address was
made by Attorney E. I'll. Madison, ). of
Dodge City, and the balance of the
program carried out. Late in the
afternoon the weather was more de-
cent and large number of people
went out to the cemetery to particle
pate In the ceremonies there The
graves of Odd Fellows were decorated
as well as those of the dead soldiers.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-06-02

WHY is it that all ex-republicans in
the peoples party oppose coalition
with the democrats? The only reason
We. can give is that they would rather
see the republican party successful
than to see the democrats win. If
the republican contingent is to control
the alliance or peoples party it is now
settled that there will be no union of
forces against the republicans, and
democrats may now prepare for a
hight on democratic principles and
with democratic candidates. The
democrats can stand republican rule
as long as the alliance can.-Chetopa
Democrat.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-06-02
First published May 10. 1892.
SHERIFF"S SALE.

sheriH's Office, May 18Th, 1889.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15

approved April 20. 1892 and the city charter A.
afnehGed and now in force" approved the 9TH day
Whereas. A contract Cor said Improvement was
anfy let by the board of pubic works on the 18th
Gay OF November, 1892. and said board Ola within
twenty days thereafter, fo-wTt on the iSth day ct
december 1892. report TO the city council an as
go r lo PREPARED oy ne ents enge ,
a ianG and part thereof TO he assessed for said i'm
proveraenr, with Ali matters and things require
oy lhe chartsr and ordinances OF the CITY TO oe con.
tanned In such roll the district therein contained
being known as Local Improvement District No
So" nov. therefore. be II
Resolved. by the board OF aldermen and house
OF delesates in clay council assembled:
That the city clerk he and ne is hereby directed
20 publish In the Official newspapers of the civ OF
Seattle for ten consecutive issues . notice Of sBeh
esied that said ron has been reported 70 the city
council and filed with the city clerk, and requiring
them to appear before the city council IN q Joint
session 10 De held in the council chamber Of the
house OF delegates, IN the city hall. on Monday the
I'D ia cay OF Januay iss5 o. O'Clock +. M De-
date Of such notice and make objection thereto at
"alch time and place the city Council viii consider
any and all objections made and VIII make such
Corrections in said roll as IL deems just, and shall
then deduct the amount of the cost OF aid improve
nlelt assessed against stree: crossings (Which
shall be paid from the general road fund of the
city), and shall by ordinance approve such roll
amounts thereof as prescribed by the city ch arter
said matter may he adjourned to q Later date if so
And be IL further resolved that there he joint
session of the city council on said I'd day OF
"a"Haiy, 1850. Al eight o CLOCK p H. fCf the puf-
pose of taking action on said assessment roll as
hereinoefore set forth.
Passed BY the beard OF aldermen the 18th day OF
December 1892 and signed by me in open session
In Authorization Of its passage this 18th day OF
December 1892. ]. y. SWEENEY.
President Board of Aldermen
Passed by the house OF delegates the 18th day OF
December. 1892. and signed by me in open session
In Authorization of its passage this 18th day Of
December, 1892. J. :. kLOEB r.,
President House of Delegates
Approved by me this lith day Of December,
1892 J. T. RONALD Mayor
Filed by me this Atm day OF December, 1892.
GEORGE ] SLOVENIAN, City Clerk
Published December Is. 1892.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15
NERO HASnIsE.


Hons-Dull and easy.
Co.ee-op,ions closed firm, c06ea points up
Sales were $3.50 bags, including: December,
SIS s0gla9j; January. sl6 2S9ia55: May, $40
6ei6ea. Spot Rio-Firmer and quiet: No. Z, l6t<
Glesee
sugsr-Raw-Mo-e active and frmsr. Fair
refining SC: centrifugal. % test, sac; refined.
quiet.
Coppsr-Firr: Lake. SIPS
Lesd-Quiet ami steady: domestic. 67a
Iin-Modsrste demand; steady: STRAITS. tis.se
BOSTON crock EXCHANGE.
BosToy. Dec la-Cios.ns,
Atehison .......... 81. Mex Central. com II
Burlington 80 Bell Telephone. G9
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Dec Acknowledgement: trade
opened unchanged and declined ~ on local
liquidation, lower cables and Increased stocks
and small exports; rsllied "a on covering BY
shorts. weakened. and closed easy y lower than
Yesterday. Receipts were 1890 bushels; ship
meats. 1000 bushels
whea.-Easy: cash, 7iIzc: May. IKE.
Co.n-Essier: cash 41ac: May. Gao
Oats-hssy, cash, S@5ao; May, SO.
kye-isc
Bariey-Sic.
FiaX-Sl09.
Timothy-s2o
Whssv-si25
Pors-Qa.e,; cash. slsG: January. uaH,<
Iard-Qaiet; cssh. s.. sa1z: January. ta5Tx
shoIicers-s7 62ia
Short ciesr-ss 20
snort Tlos-QGiss; cash, $2S@t1i Jeuuerys
Sa2as.
CHICAGO Lrys sTocK.
CHICAGO, Dec. l4-Cattle- Receipts. N,co0;
stropg for best cattle; others dun and weak.
Christmas beeves, S5.scQ36 -, good 10 choice.
81 i9Gg535; Others, s. 75Vs4 .; ssockers, 81. 500
$40
Hors-Raceip,s. 2o.oco; steady to higher.
Rough and common. s5g0<tSc0: packing and
mixed 8 91{1&.;1; prime heavy, sS.3S96a5:
batchers weights. s. snss6 IS; light. s.. 9Os6 Is;
sk ips and pigs. saGo{slsS.
sheep-Rece!p,s. 7.50u: y lower than on Mon
day Christmas wethers sS4Nta.7 20: natives,
s2seta25 Westerns, f4i0lSi.s5. Texans. $A1
(Js 10; mixed IS. e0(JI 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Deeds Recorded I'm the Auditors once
Yesterday.

le9taruays
Real estate transactions from January I, 1892,
ere si5.S2T,5Sa As There were filed for record
yesterday 10 deeds, the considerations aggregai-
ing - $50, an average OF s562.A Following is
the list as furnished By Osborne, Tremper &
Co, abstractors of titles. lis Cherry street. be-
tween Front and Second:
J. O. Gagnou % John Frder lots 26, 81 block
:, Wills add and other. $3.50.
Kirkland l. 4 Imp. Go. To Nancy +. Davis, lots
$, 9. block IS. Kirkland. $3.50.
George ". Smith to J. r. Polk, part block 2,
Broason's to Kirkland. 81.
". J. Gordon TO r. Mccormick, ne ne ne 8. %.
5, $50.
J. c sanderson to r. Wilson. lots u, Is, block
/, sander. Roman add. $500.
III. NJ Benson to +. Il. Fowler, part lots ,, s,
block 9. Bsxter's add. $50.
F. N. Woodruff 10 George W. H. White, part
lot 5, block ~. Maynard's, s..
A. c. S,etson TO George W. Fl. White, part LOT
S, block -. Maynard's, 81
". u Bsuadon To II. Van Asset, lots ) and s.
block y, Nsgles, love.
H. Van ASSET 10 Ii. J. Benadon, lot s, block
"a, Nagle's. love.
West Coast Improvement Company to r. Dion.
lot %. block 2, Gilman Park, 32l5.
u. II. Webster 10 Nellie Lewis, n 3 feet LOT 8,
block :. Boren's, 81
c. L. D.eber; to Jennie z. Leslie, lot 6, block
46, Nsgle's, 100
Asa F.. Ripley to A. 7. Pratt, part lot I, block
6, Carries supi plat. $500
South PARK Land and Investment Company to
T. Pratt, lots IS and 50. block =. South PARK,
sl3A
n. KrieRbaum to Carr & Preaton, 10 acres, eco
II. y. & sem
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
TIE STATE OF TRADE

eAN Francisco. Dec, Il The vegetable mar.
ket 10 dull for ordinary varieties. and prices are
weak. Potatoes were in fair demand and prices
strong Onions were firm and active Mush-
rooms were scarce. only seven boxes coming in
today. Asparagus was In light demand. Sweet
potatoes were firmly held for choice varieties
There is little doing in fresh fruits. Choice
apples were the only variety in demand. Grapes
were neglected. Lady apples arrive Ia small
quantities. and persimmous move OF slowly
Cranberries are stinening up. and pears are
weak. Citrus fruits are coming from the south,
but are too green to be readily marketable.
Produce recepts-Flour. 900 quarter sacks:
wheat, coo centas corn, 1000 centals; potatoes
5000 sacks; bran, GOO sacks: raisns, 900 boxes
wine. 5000 gallons: brandy. 2o0o gallons.
Flou.-Fsmily extras. &aeO0oi.01 per Dbl: ba-
Wheat $i.2ot9l.2e,< per GENITAL. with slow
movement: milling grades. 81 so9lSe1s per
GENITAL.
Barley :. Feed, 77,sssoc per Genital for dark
choice; brewing. ssss3,sc: Chevalier, sllaa
l.l7Ia ner Genital for standard; socSSloo for
lower grades.
O.ts-surprise. sl4ssl.so; milling. $3.50
feed, ST. sOol IS: of grades. s. 1901 25 black,
$!.o59ll0 LOT common; 81. l2iaQcl.25 for choice
for seed; gray sl.2aSl 80; red, sLl sei. - per
GENITAL.
for small yellow; $Lo7ls9Llo per GENITAL for
white.
CALL BOARD
Call board Observation-Disclosures, December.
81. 2s(9l .26i4 closing 81 May, siSoi<
Bariey-Buyer. May. s5ssc.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-Sighf. 2oc: telegraphic, CSC Sterling
bills-Bank. AstS4; sight, Ase; commercial.
sass. silver oars-s2N4C9S23sc Mexican dollars
-6TldS7Iac
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15
Uor9@ OF DELEGATES JOINT REsoLr

oto.4t y,Sa!utsoa p~avlsJns f5r ...oe Z a,ss,<
ulcuG r..l Il .tes. 1.}s cavern. t 40 81 f-r
me Improvement of Neir'sr avenue ron i. .p
street r. beps street. Gu'ief r:tH a.Ce y. = S5 T.
y Whereas, tkeretatsre sac g-tF rluu-.- afts-
proper pett.or Guiy pSSsc3 lp % e~ ..ie ia ARD 81
puHi0 NarGs snd JrsHsmlris-. ~ t,se -ltv COUNCIL.
ld alteT :ir y nceet3.nr> hA5 ts,-+s. .4~,..! u.s.
aiUst'- - -,-ot. ea!tss! 80 vr-..l .e-v proved
ira az tie t1. rroN meat Of u e.. rs~- ar..ss .-,e
P.se street 20 peaol street tv reS Ara ,As. ag'
c0nstsllSt8u-. stsH A4ss totR silaS r-rt,f So
proetllcs ioT h~ pas '.sei tisrtirr ,y tHe ote ~
aTa1gsstlafa F;.yn.e1t' b. tSse>~u..at nt.7n 81
.c-s asad pa,c. ofIa.t As@eb,., hs IN .llo.va
nleat, unGeF the prov s..ous cf ordnance No less
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15
lily ON THE FLYER"

lily on THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In one hour and twenty Eve minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Having been rebuilt, is the inest passengss
steamer on the Sound. Regular daily and Sunday
trips, Seattle Eacoma route rs follows:
TAKING EFFEcT
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is.
Leave Seattle $50 e m. 100 D. and 800 p m.
sharp. Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma :: 80 a. n, 1880 m. and $3.50
p N. sharp Daily except Sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS
Leave Tacoma n NJ. and p. 10. sharp.
Leave Seattle $50 a. m. and ?. IA. sharp
Landing at Y p. wharf Tacoma. and ConmsN
eial dock. foot of Marion street. Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15
FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL.

LoSpoy, Dec, I4-Bsr silver 3sisd. Consois,
81 lilo. Bank OF England discount, per cent
BgEADsTUFrs.
LIVERPOOL. Dec li-Wheat-0rered moder-
etely. No red winter, dull. "a - "a.
Corn-Ofere1 moderately; spot, steady ~ Sd:
December. steady, Is q ii. January, steady, -
ga; January new, STEADY. Is L. ID.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RorTr-

TT-SEATrLE-TACOMa ROUTE
t. The new. fast AMI commodlous steamer CITY
or ABERDEEN, carry .rg passengers and freight.
VIII Iegy the following sche tule. daily. except
sunday. commencing sr.GaT, av. p, 1892; south
hound Leave everett, : AS A II: leave Auki.teo
10 "a IN fdIlcndS. sui-; arrive seattle. 10 ID
r. m leave Seattle III. SO a. IN. arrive Isc0nIa.
1890 n ga. North honaf-Leays acorAs l;So p.
m. arrive seattle. 10 p IA; ave Seattle, so
u IN cave Elnon,!s 40 p III. leave Aukilteo,
4 "a n Il. arrive Everett, o.+5 Il, IA. NGuiaVs-
Leave Everett 2 ~ III hetGrnus. leave seattle
z:Ss u III. Landings Everett. Merchants Dock;
seattle Baker 6 Cos Book; Tacoma, y. /. Dock
Agents w. Merchants Dock 90, Everett H W.
Fase r & Co. seattle. telephone 2l+. J. h. Harmoa
Tacoma; telephone ass IHos. :. 1EW,
Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15
Tacoma Grain Market.

TAcoHA. Dec. H1fspecial.l-I wheat there
was more doing today. sales were about 5000
bushels Quotations: Wheat Club, 67l<c;
nothing doing in Blue Stem. NE bid.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
l county, state of Washington. probate depart
ment in The matter o. the estate Of sarah b.
To j -. Loeman. a3mlntstra OF the estate OF
sarah II fesef deceased and TO ali persons
terrsiad in said estats.
Yoa and each Of you are hereby notified that
Henry l. lesier, the sole heir 10 the community
real estate OF sald deceased has fled hs applies
tlon. under sections 1888 TO .0a0, inclusive of
volume of Hills Code of Washington for the
distribution 10 him OF ait tue community zeal
estate Of said estate, which consists Of all Of
real estate Of said estate except LOT is in block 4s
and lots l. q and 4 in block So. MeAlesr's add
ton 10 CenIrai seattle. and the donstiun claim AZ
sarah d. \ esler and tbe farm known as the Wilson
farm, and described follows, to-wit. Ths north
half Of the northeast quarter, asd the northeast
quarter OF The northwest quarter and the southws
qusrtsr Of the northeast quarter 81 section - In
township - north, range east. containing $50
scres more or sesS Aud thsi said appiIcston WIZ
come ca for hearing NJ the probate department Of
The soove entitled court ia The cogrh house. Ia me
citv 90 seattle tAe 18th day Of December, is94
a. 80 o'clock IA.
Witness the Honorable T. J. LICHTESBEga,
one q Judges OF the above entitled coart and ths
seal Of said court this 10Th CAV OF December. lse3
rs r. I. DAVIS Deputy Clerk
ii. l. YesisF, by w. Il. Bell his attorney.
CTArE OF WASHINGTON. COUNTY or
- sing 50 IN the superior coart o. htBx county.
In probate. III tas mater of the ea.ase Of Henry
> Woodward, deceased. No I,5sa Executing
notice to Crsdto
Notice Is hereby given by the undersignea exec
utriK of the estsse OF Henry :. Woodward, Do
ceased. ia the creditors o. sad 81 persons having
against, 1hs said deceased 70 present thsn
with the neeessz-y yGag1eFs wlthia one year after
the date OF thts notice 10 me sac exseutFs az me
place % her transact Ga o. business ihe LAW c3lgas
of Mes.rs. Grseas & Turner, \ %. sol. SIS, 3ls
and so WASHINGTON beiidta@. Ia the city OK seat
SARAH W1opW ARD
Executrix o. the sssats Of Henry 5. Woodward
Cssxssx Tusxsa, Attorneys for said Exec
TIN
Dated .: seattle Wash. December !. 1879
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15

PORTLAND. Dec. A-tspeciaL I-wheas-Ths
market was depressed today and prices lower:
Valley. N.l5GnLl7i1: walla walla, sl:oJ(9L OH
per GENITAL. Receipts we're % I7o centala
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15
II ORDINANCE NO. 2.4Se-AN oRDiN ANcE
N u 70 regulate the term Of licenses for skat;ar

ARiiN A ME- NJ ..4SS--AN ORDiN AScE
u 70 regulate the term Of licenses for skating
INKS
ge !; ordained By the city Of Seattle "a follows:
sEcTEeS /. That licenses tor skating Kinks I'M
ter the existing ordinances of the city rnay here
tfer be granted for the term OF three months or
say mutt pie OF such term no, exceeding one year.
q the rates now fixed by ordinance the proper
Gsaafe part of the yearly license fee TO be paid in
s6yance when the license is obtained. Nothing IN
ns ordinance contained shalt in an wise suspend
sgend or repeal the ordinances relating to the
iseensing Of skating Kinks and other places. except
70 the term Of the license for such skat.n. Kinks
q teren provided.
Sec. z. This ordinance shat take effect and be
Eferce from AMI after its passage and approval II
approved By the mayor: otherwise IL shall take
sfect at the time II shall become q law under the
novss.ons OF the city charter.
Passed by the board of aldermen the 18th day or
December. 1892. and signed by HE in open ses-
Non in naturalization Gifts passage this 18th day
GDecember, 1892. J. y. SWEENEY.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Passed by the house OF delegates the 9th day OF
peeem her. s92 and signed by me in open session
N Authorization OF its passage This 18th day Of
pcemher, 1892. J. :. kLoEBEH.
President House OF Delegates
Approved by me this Isth day OF December 1892.
J. T. RONALD. Mayor.
Filed by me this l4th day of December 1892.
GEORGE J. SION City Clerx.
Published December Is. 1892.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15


into worse condition. The highest bids for
the best Washington stock now are IL cents.
Choice oregons are cen: higher. The prices
range all the way from this down 10
IL cents, and some inferior stock even as low ~
~ cents. Growers do not seem TO be At all dis
turocd however. and simply continue 10 wait
for an Improvement
w. H. Bogardus returned from q trip up
skagit river yesterday. He says the amount of
hay damaged Up there by the fools was com
paraiiyely smaii-not enough 10 materially at
iect the market. But he hesrd tia, the damage
IN the Snohomish valley was much greater. Tho
market is firm. and farmers do not consider the
prices high enough to 30 an inducement TO sci,
heavily. consequently the receipts are not
heavy enough to cause any drop in prices Oats
are very strong with an upward tendency. bat
1t is doubtful If prices will be very much higher
But very few deer have come in so far this
season, but ducks are abundant The prices
now are from 81 to - 50 per dozen.
CENTRAL SHIPMENTS
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from Seattle in
the following amounts: BY raii-Northeru Pa
cifc. $50 tons: . Colnmbis & Puget sound.
So tons. Great Northern, IS tons. BY water-
lvanhoe. 2,a40 tons: Fairhaven. IL tons: Month
cello. 10 tons; Multnomah, q tons: Puge, sound
d Alaska Steamship Company's boats, 40 tons:
city of Stanwood. 10 tons: Buckeye, toas;
Glide, tons. Total shipments 2.9il tons.
MkRcHaNDIsE AND PRODUCE RECEIPTS.
Produce and merchandise have been received
At the port OF Seattle during the past twenty
four hours. as follows: BY raiI--Noriheru Pa
cihc. 600 tons; Columbia * Puget sound IS
tons: Greet Northern. 100 tons By water
Fanny Lake. 90 tons: Mayfiower, 20 tons; Fair
haven. q tons: City OF Stan wood 81 tons: Hay
tian Republic. 20 tons: Multnomah, ID tons:
Giide. tons: Monticello. 8 tona Total receipts.
LIS touk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15
ENGINEERS AND CONTR

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPASY-EN-
~ gireers and contractors for bridges of every de-
scrption; wharf building, piedriviny. dredging
and steam shovel excavating; plans and speci.ica-
lions furnished on application correspondence So
licited ONCE, Occidental block Seattle, wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15

PORT ORCHARD
Navy Yard Route-Bremerton, e,dnsy
and Charleston
STEAMER ELLIS
Leaves foot Of Washington street daily excsp.
Sunday. At s:l5 O. m. and $3.50 p m TIE s:l5
q. m. trip includes head o; Port Orchard. Excur.
sion parties can be accommodated on suneaya
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15
CyTY NOTICES,

pySASCE Nd. 2,fs7.-AN oRDIN ANCE
~s.ahglshing street lights al eerIsin points on
Srs,ssssou Houghstpn and Kenney streets.
~ n arsia!ned By the city of Seattle ~ follows
srrroS /. That street lights be aui the same
= hereby established on Williamson. Hoaghs,on
- geurey streets Ut the following points towit:
me light az the corner Of Williamson and
fAke streets.
49, I.gnt at the corner OF Williamson and Prince
vvaIsasr Streets
aae IsghI a. the corner of Williamson and Ea-
s,as light at the corner 0, Williamson and Craw-
oss Iieht at the corner o; Houghston and Prince
Ire ilghl At the corner Of Hosghston and Eaton
nse light ct the corner OF Houghston and Craw-
furd streets.
one light at the corner Of Kenney and Eaton
ersess.
a. ard al % said lights shall be electric In
.sopscent lights Of thirty candle power
.rr z The board of pubsic works shai. caase
Id lights 20 be erected maintained aad operated
accordance with the contract for street IL sltiug
See g. This ordinance shall take effect and
- ia force nom and after lis passage aad APP
.easai If approved by the mayor; otherwise IL
All take effect At the tiue it shaft become q law
so5er the provisions of the city charter.
PISSED by the board az aldermen the 18th day Of
recernoer l-s2, and signed by me in open session
& aahentication OF its passage this 18Th day Of
6sceraber. 1882. J. p. SWEENEY.
President Board of Aldermen.
Pissed By the hcase of delegates the 7ih day OF
beeeraber 1882. and signed by me in open session
b sa;henticaion OF its passage this 18th day Of
Dkcsmoer, 1892. J. 3 KLOEBER,
President House OF Delegates
Approved by me this l4th day Of December
te2z. j. I. RONALD Mayor
fled By me 'his l2.h day OF December. Isia
GEORGE J. SLOVENIAN CityClerk
Published December Is, 1897.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-15
Inning STOCKS.
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

e.
NEW YORK. Dec. Achievements in the stock
msrket were less uniform today The bears ce-
voted special attention TO Reading and Atchisou
and depressed these shares. Al the same time
they took distilliug AMI cattle feeding In hand
and marked the price down over one point
After many fluctuations the market closed firm
In tone.
Government honds-Quiet
Petroleum-Closed SIC bio, 53ikc ssksd
SILVER
NEW YORK Dec. 14-Bar silver, s2szc
FINANCIAL
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE steamer la Bou--
goyne took 100000 in cold ana &o500o0 in Sill
yer for Europe today There is less talk sto,,,
gold shipment By saturdays steamer. and ac-
pronounced today. Everything depends upon
the supply of commercial bills.
Money on call-tf5'a per cent; closed. OIL
ferea, Prime mercantile paper. sts5 per cent.
sterling exehange-Firrn. with actual business
Tor sixty day bills, s4s6i,; demand, s4sst
RoSDs
q. :. Il, registered. lIs u. j. IS registered 100
L. 3. Is, co9 pom. Ia Pacific g. ......... l05
RAILROAD srocKs
Atchison. .......-. So. New York Central ii0s<
American Ey-.... IL oregon Imp ...... 70
Canadian Pacific. sgEs ore. Nav .... -
Canada southern. 56La short Line u
Central Pacific. 1sls Pacific Mail ...... 21is
Burlington. - Pullman ..--..-... l4-i
Cotton OH. s4s Reading. .--. osi.
IacAawanna.. fJ3 Terminal ......... ~
Den. Rio u. pref - Rio Gran6e West. 20
Uisti.leFs. ....-.... ~s Preferred. .... es
Illinois Central. gg5s firs;s ..-........ 80
Kansas & Texas - Rock Island zoe. 81.
Lake shore ..-.... 1873 - Paul ....... -.
Lead Trust ....-. ~. Paul & Omaha AL.
Louisville & Nash. 1vas sugar. ..-......... -.
Michigan Central. ig7 Texas Pacific. 70
Missouri Pacific. a.Ts tnI0n Pacific 100 sai.
North American. Ia. L. = Express 90
No-theFn Pacific. iC's Fargo Exp-ess Iy5
Preferred .-.... 50. Western Union g.. asa
North western fiZ+. Electric. ......... I.4.
Preferred ....... Il! IA Linseed ....... "a
MINING STOCK.
Crown Point ..... ssP.ymouth. ..... 50
Goa. Cal Va. = sierra Nevada 49,. -
Desiyoa1 .--.-.-- Standard ........ ] 80
h0iasstsks. 70 soi Mon Con ..-..-. ! ~
Mexican .-....-... ] e Yellow Jacket . IS
North star ...@..-.' ~ IRON silver ~
OaigEiQ ..-....... i tSQuicx silver 3 20
Ophir ---......... ! ~ Preferred ...... Is 70
asked.