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grznses FOR sasd purposes for q period %
afty years
Taat after TIE sting az sais app1scasion-
ca duty paxx@d concurrent resolution de-
tsrnintrg tSzf fraDcafSe 70 conStrUct
ara Sperzfe an eascfrsc street FaAEay ana
Electric power circuit along ard upon the
solFe designated route SHOULD BE granted
- tie person. company or corrrcratson
alch wrEl1 pay TIE highest SUN for SAID
fTaneak<@ and directing the city clerk 70
cause notice of said application and re<o-
i4taeu. ard notice that the city co1nch
- Poses 70 grant sad franchise 20 the
psos. company O. cooperation shach VIII
pay tie hlEheSt sum therefor. 10 D. pub
Isles Tor ten days IN tee city Official
neH Spaper.
Therefore. nesae@ 10 hereby given that
sealed fids for such franchise VIII oe re-
c@Iyes by the city clerk up 60 eve o'cIock
y m. % February - fss~. TO construct
ans operate an electric street railway ana
electric power circuit along and upon the
council offers TO grant the same 70 the
person. company o. corporation wAfcn
vi pay tie highest sum for slsa iran
cF9tse. reservlng. however. the right To re-
JScf any and All bids ard % refuse 20
grant a franchise Each BID for said fran
ehise must be accompanied by certified
centun Of the amount bid for such fran
cslSs. payable 70 the order OF TIE city
comptroller. 70 he forfeited 10 ire city IN
ease the successful bidder shall fail 20
pay the amount Of his bid within thirty
on days after the acceptance Of the same
BY the city council; ard the city council
viii. on February =. 1sss, at tns hour OF
eight O'Clock n. m az said 6ay. or IL no
meeting % said council shall be held on
that day tAen AZ tire same hour OF the
FIRST meeting thereafter. cause said bids
10 b. opened ard then determine whether
any franchise shall be grantees. FeserNins
the right 20 reject any and all bids
Witness my hand ard The seal or said
city. this February ~. isss
.s4aD r. y. STEWART,
Cry Clerk
Date of first publication. February -
fsSG
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SOTIfsE To CONTRACTORS 1rnprsy~-
r rh. % Garfield street ana FIRST ave-
Notice IS hereby given that sealed r,~n-
poszts viii D. rec@lvef s,y are anster~ssy,ses
- ssary Of TIE board 81 puslEc works Of
G-sat5 o Seattle. np % o'clock . m
psovrfr@rt % Garfield street and Ffrs.
eeeenae north fforuz@r1y Kentucky street,
s. lsseen Anne avenue formerly Ten
$500 -. a.scs street. 70 Fifth avenue n1rth for
snerfy Bowman aventse) by grazing. side
az Aars aud parking sad Garaeid street
- r iFsf avenue forth between said
kltnss as provided ty ordnance No 49,.
- ,ssecor1anee with the plans ard sFsecifs-
sahosa@ Row on nle Ia tire offsee 81 ire
cssra Of public works
ss.sSh ofd must D. accompanied hy cer-
tsliec cheek. payable 70 the order Of Tire
esSF comptroller for a sum not less than
I'VE % per cent Of the bid. ard no hi1
I'll ee considered unless accompanied b.
The successful bidder xfif BE required
- enter into contract ard furnish salts
factory bond for the amounts required by
the city charter and the state laws within
Ten days after being notified Of the award
OF tire contract % him, falling 20 do 50,
the said check and the amount fixed
therein siil b. forfeited to the city
NO person IL eligible as bidder who has
Nitnaa tao years prior 20 the letting Of
said contract made default ia payment Of
any just claim for any work OF labor per-
FORMED. or for any skill or material FUR
bfshs9 pursuant 90 any such eontrac.. as
4tEa%f1 n2trft5erT14 of WHO &ffElE EAtG TWO
years failed 10 complete any such coss-
tract
Said bids shall be made under and by
virtue OF ordinance No. z3f8 and as amend
go 6y ordinance No. 544a. and the state Law
relative 10 improvements upon the in
staiInenf bond plan. and the bidder snail
state whether he will accept in ayEnent
OF said Improvement the bonds 81 Local
Improvement District No. u.s. or wait
uI.sli the bonds 70 be issued for said inn
pfosemeni snail have been issued and ne-
getiated as provided by said ordinance No.
15if and al amended by said ordnance
No. $40
The board Of public works reserves the
right 10 reject any and all hics-
proposals must be endorsed on tie en-
yelope Bid for Improvement OF GARFIELD
street and First Avenue NORTH"
By order OF the hoard Of public works.
GEORGE F. MEAcHAM
Date OF first publication. February L.
IsS
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

TaIIH1f nshIng ia Aiaska wasrrs e not
a "a wing experiment The tsalng boats
Morning star Alredo. tariine ana Riot,
which left here last fali' sts no. sssng
Morning star. lying ~ kiillsneo. writes e
friends in this city saying the isad "esthtr
ard scarcity Of fsh have driven them 20
hunting az n means o. aFnhe*islehs aan
nroft An the boats together have only
sent down a. bout thirty boxes OF f'sa, sft
their success a. deer siay1rs nns been con-
Slfsarable IN. crew 81 tha star nave
hagg@a wix deer. Tha schooners win prob
ably return In april
a.aau,sr Greyhound wiil san for Everett
thks morning. SHE presents very nam.
some appearance. with bright coat OF
paint inside aUd oat. The fus mas been
.,ssc-osIwhIv inspecte aaa found 10 be In
rss., s..~s condition one reason for the re-
sta.ance she shows % wear ana tear ~ Dr.
cause she Is pit o. tie Vas sssig anIee
months. the bottom saraped and tins entire
ia.xf cleaned TnEx has given rise TO the
irnnreszfpn that she il in need Of frequent
rsrssirs. while the fact 81 her owners rec
osniza that "an ounce Or prrFtf-
49,, - fesfrr thar a pound OF cure" and
IN giving the Grey AoHni aft "s~fhAnfink
every three months fafesfah sny serious
b,reakage. Tf4E uex shAft - q .ssttatifslfesA
IRON. and vas purchased in San FrasHs ~ o.
steamer yvIIla8a sailed for Alaska from
gehpafsaaher's dock yesterday ~ - -
,teirck A. m, good crowd witnessing ~"
daEsrtuFs. Her passenger fist ssas ~ f9i-
aasras f'M4Hn4~efB. St#tffSNAEs - = y -.
tsrse~ ! j l9use1. l.. q Kaufman. q ~
Wilson. John Coz, Kelly Joans9n. A. wsg-
reT. III q. I@aks. Marion 1afeys Jean
Carey, Mrs and Mas caFlsoi =: :. 3 - ~
fre,psor. i. r. Sogges Frank poswssk.
81 fsorska. r, =. FBngseta, J. eisens =
Hanson. Otto Koch. w, saarpssS r. ALL ~ !.
$500 suA Edward fseiaapco- re "il-
- Al ra,,rsriafp "A full cargo 81 Tacoma
go port .TsovsTseefsi. some ffelgh Nas re-
flFees here. 20 ieavs spare for frsssat tf.s,a s
- -,rfntz Ar Port Tuwnze1a 10 knfss
49, - - .srlu he taken or They w3u s
49, .hrnuga 10 tho Yukon IL bon1.
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CHICAGO MARKET.
The Board of Trade.

Chicaaea. Feb. TIN wheat there was
Frssferate speculative trade, the market nj
in. rather sgYasGTsodtsc. the range Tor the
eav f,einR rke The tone at tbs start = az
vSeak ard the iaitisi trades sh@Nen - 20
4 s3&ac loss bat A good demand rresaiirSi
shortly aftcraarri ard prices gTAsi7falfs
sold az, l9fgI2e Tire easy upaz7snx Nas az
trfhgssabse 20 the weaker cables IaFeFrcDi
coming al lower. AMI then the cold wave
i,re-f5etess yesterday fasGesi - nlafsT.&as1r.
the weather on ttse oputrsry, being uiiis
and favorable. and rso doubt cat something
81 A netlr~ with the actssn AZ the start The
market ralliei on buying by pFeanineat
tsosise~ and he advance vas helped along
by fhe liberal exports, more Moderate
%sSrt western receipts and fssr out Issfssc-
aion here. TIE decline IN iAyagpoal ia the
face Of fae r8Ss on tbs side yesterday ~aS
also said 10 8e ese - the Tssisfsf1on IN
ocean fTssZ9gEx more than ans taiHs else
ana IRIS expscE afakn waa slgnetntnE ~ =
helm 20 thn situation ~ a rui& there vas
nffle business 50 zarr@nt the s1iTahee, Eat
sentiment ~as ufst@fsssbiy ptil1sSfss and the
fs@sisuz that sasnue aptliTn saA dtis s'as quite
general May opened aSrsut ase lower, az
ssSzc 10 seSse azz5 ss@srtest W ard sod 90
eazssffs5 ~ and al Fzson Was y A.e- The mar
kef broxs BADLY toward sn@ ekosS or tfse
session Roam fraSssrs la@4xssa up heavily
above SIC for May. ard ia efasez1soFfnS "a
sell Out n-osed sharp Feaetion- Beside.
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lated rexa-1fng the active Industrial
STOCKS. ard they exhsns;sd relatively much
more activity than the railroad list Tbs
course Of prices was Giraffe London ha1
been exrecsei 10 follow the strong ctosiRg
OF the local market. bat az n matter %
fact prices from that csatsr showed de-
cglres Of vel per cent. and subsequently,
feresx-, selling IN this rnarke. effected fur
Their losses The London weakness was
zscribei to the apparent renewed friction
over the TranSvaaf situation and TO The
sffss>allrsrirz estimates BY leading Euro
pean tinanciers as 20 tbs net results 81 the
new loa- In strengthsntng the treasury re-
serve The point made several days ase
IN these dispatches. that good authorities
did no, figure ont more Than s7oasss.a OF
rev gold from this Ioan, IL row more ger
orally appreciated. and hear capital vas
made OF II yesterday and today. This Is
rot Illogical in view of the approaching
spring IMPORT season, when fairly large
ontro Of gold = normal Sugar he'd the
entire market in point of activity. The
stock Al the outset displayed axyresssve
strength On pool manipulation. based On
calculations as % its abundant resources
and large earning power. expectation Of
the gayTsent Of the regular dividends now
impending and further advances IN for
eign sugars An advance of rs per cent.
was engineered. carrying the price TO fla-
The stock lost a large part az the improve
meat, in sympathy with the general hsav-
mess at the close. The railway shares
as group We're not especially noteworthy.
There were slight declines early. but there
was a subsequent general Improvement al
about last nights closing. under the innn-
epce of n huying movement that was IN
urorress around | o'clock. Weakness
characterized the market in the anal hour
The closing was rather quiet and weak
with values ruling AT a low point ihe
bond market was duh and generally nrFn
sales aggregated g1N.na Governments
we're easier. on dealings Of Sss&.aaa
Money and Exchanges.
Money on call. 3G5 per cent: last loan.
s: closed 3: prime mercantile paper, sAssi
7 Sterling exchange, quiet, with aetoai
business in bankers bills at Si.sGhs1assSs
for demand and 81 Sssts "a ssis for sixty
DAYS: posted rates. s4.STas.Ss, and SSss.sg
80: commercial bills. s4.s5is. Silver ceru-
fcates, s7is9ssc.
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Tacoma. Feb. speeial.-steaa.er
Multnomah took out a large shipment or
green hides and merchandise this NOR ming
for Seattle
Steamship Ardanaeafg Is loading lumber
at the 81 Paul AMI Tacoma Lumber Com
pany's wharf for South Africa.
Steamer City of Aberdeen brought IN 70
barrels Of time ard ten tons 81 general
freight THIS morning from down Sound
Steamer Utopia will within few days
carry forty immigrants from counevilie.
Island county, on the lower Sound, 90 BRIT
ish Columbia. where they viii make homes
on lands already secgrod, * ~ SAID
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. club, 5sc: blue stem, 6Stzc. Firm.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland, Feb. h-Wheat-Naliey, 63c
Walla Walla, 6oc per bushel.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breaslstur- and Grains.

San Francisco. FEB. H.-Flour-FanAy
extras, sia4 10: bakers extras, S5.Soaes 50;
superfine s. .s5sf3. 10 per barrel.
Wheat-Spring wheat, 81 l212 per GENITAL
for No l. and 81 lsas al Is for choice; mill
ing wheat. 81 22isstl 27is.
Barley-Feed. fair TO good, 65lsus0c;
choice. 7iAT72i4c; brewing. 75dsoc.
Oats-MAling. T7lzaS2iac per cental; Sur
prise. s5csSl: fancy feed S2lzasilac good 10
choice T54Szise. poor to fair, sp7nsc;
black. for seed, sl.leglSo; gray, 7594Ss@c
per GENITAL.
Rece.pis-Fiour. quarter sacks, 1924.
wheat, centals. I.s55 barley, centals, 1873,
oats. centals. SIS: beans sacks. loo. rye.
centais, les; potatoes, sacks, 2,fes. onions.
sacks, AS, bran sacks. 1875. miffllags.
sacks, 20. hay. tons, 5iS; mustard, sacks.
es, wool. bales. -, wine, gallons, $3.50;
brandy. gallons, ?, so, hides. number, 1,2E:
quicksilver. TASKS. $50.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Aiiddlings- slsG2o, bran, si4ffis, ~.
Hay-wheai. sS@ii.50. wheat and cat.
s.. 50atl0 80. oat. s7.50dl0. alfalfa, s9I9. bar
10y. ssQ9; clover. seas; compressed. $50
Qi0.s0, stock. sea1.50, straw. 2Sassoc per
bundle.
Potafoes-Salinas Burhanks, 00ff901: riv-
er Burbanks. 3oat0c Oregon Burhanks.
.aasec: river reds. 50a70e Early Rose. t.
a75c; MERGED sweets. 2aa3
observation-disclosures onions, 6,4s5c;
Oregon onions, s)ltsc. Los Angeles toma-
toes. 81 75a2.50. string beans. l5ll7ise.
green peas. safe; cabbage. fsl 5ec' garlic,
4d5c mushrooms, loa 2oci asparagus, lNsf
z0c. Thubarb SSiiac.
Fruit-Apples. No. grades. s5cGsi COM
mon. 5aal7sc fancy, N.25sfi5o; Mexican
lines s.. 5oae: California lemons. common.
NsII q; California lemons, good 20 choice.
81 soqz; California lemons. fancy, $50; Cal
ifornia oranges. seedlings 7scgfl,25: nav
els siHesp: hSsnanas. Sl.ssf@ -.
Rutter-Faucy creamery, gNsi2sisc: see
ends, 2Ge9.7c; fancy dairy @ssafzSo; seconds.
esueic.
Cheose-Faney mild new. ls9iSc: fair TO
good. sfflic Eastern. l2Sflsc
Tggs-storc i54Ilec: ranch. lsSflsc.
Poultry Turkey gSslhlers. li1l2e turkey
hens. iasfi3c: ROSTERS. old. s. ssf3 ruos-
ters young 81 5o6f5. brplleTs, small. s3sfs ~;
broslers large. s46f5: hens. slst45a: ducks.
Sssls. geese. 81 ssetl "a. pigeons Old, slff
p; pigeons. young. 81 154f2 Is.
Game-iray geese. s2stz..5; white geese.
saeeski. rabbits. 1sstssle; rabbits. cotfontau
SAL =. hares 59cWsi: honkeFs. S2Gf2 ~.
brant slesi =, English saepe. t2.59' CON-
mon. 81 Is
wooi.
Woal-FaA, short. trashy San Tuaauin
plains. 3sg5c. gzaot san joaquin plains az
G., southern and coast. sfrso; mountain
woods. nEnf and tFtts ssEsEs mountain WOODS.
defective and heavy. sosc. Humboldt and
AtEeiockrso, sSgge.
Hops
Hops-ST7e per pound.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat--Weaks December. 81 i6ss; May.
sl.i3s.
Barlcy-Iaaetlye. May. lisse.
CnFu-ssc
BFan-slA5s.
Financial.
Silver Bars 49,. e7M Drafts Sight Par
Alex. Dol - asa sls4iz Drafts. Teieg h. Par
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NEw YORK MARKETs.


Sew York. Feb. sf--AanipaisisoH 5y tEs
speculative leaders @as again tae feature
Of ske stock market OUTSIDE BUSHES y 50
very iiEnf. and there was a Gaarsb 81 news
hsarsuE iezitlmateiy uPsa gEsces. sslas
from q disappointing turn - iae isea-sa
market for oar securities Tae ususs cafa-
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BUTTER.

ranch ara Dairy Batter very scarce ana
,ysngsnx gooc pslcez- ship 10 90 We pay
cash en- arrival.
NO COMMISSION.
John II. AGEN. s2o-s17 western aseass.
aoruer Mar4oz street
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stTf TREASURER NoTIcE-city OF
seattle
Natiee Is hereby given that the nrst an
saA lnstallment 81 local imprusym eat dis
&st No. s.. for the Improvement 90 Ran
street. ln the city ~ Seattle. from
,sSAasoI. street 90 bancroft street. under
- Provisions 81 ordnance Ne &AAs, ~hich
tNNiaee Tor the Improvement az said street
sA4ius she same and constructing side
~axs thereon. and providing for tao pay
49, therefor In attachments, and estab-
ssanx fund FOR such payment BY the
ffhs ans collection % sneCsai assess
tsAss AFoa TIE property benefited ~ the
ssessiusat, and providing for the lsSG.
80 g bon6s as AUTHORISED BY sn set OF
tstsls sdre 90 the state n Washington.
- SSfeo March = ise3, and under ths pro-
ns - ordnance No. ass. approved
sss : ~ IS smenaed u ordinance No.
saVHcs Is sne Tor collection and the re-
NstNs suus tAeresa CHARGED snd levied
$500 each parcel and lst % iAad and
- aaeivgg ih salt district ~ payment OF
- rs a. meet remains unpaid. ard the
ihe ae.ins IRE interest on the y hole
49, ceaFxft. must he paid On or bafars.
80 esy % March. iSA Unless ravmant
i. - a 81 s.'Sa instAi ~. On Or before
49, dssin,ssssa.s and shah hear iaterNSt
- rate ~ PEP cent s@es anntfns tsasfs
-. sn1 u ret paid before said tlrne a
ssA3s % ave 90 per cent. shall tse a.sE5eg
a. TIE sums delinquent shall se spSsrSei
- Aaaasl tax roll fer tas current year
1888 eaga bot and pare. % iAna sna
- NleFees - dellnaasat. and utth the
$50 AAG Ev1Afty saAlt 10 collected as
49, 49, taxes, ieEefhrr vita sucA additional
htss % penalties - are autaaFtzsvs fo
ssssFst Aaa eolis~te1 ca ether dssin-
~ 49, tAke.. and e2ca lci Or psaFcpi og Land
- t1n'ta.nt saait BE- sold Tor the amount
ss1sA assessment. With iaters~t. s-ssAi5S
NsssSs 10 khK ns3nnsg prov t4te1 - law
J Al y ATKINSON
r.sN Treasurer Ct the city - seattle
w~ q nfHi publication. February s.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Feb. I4-Arriyed-wei-
lington. Departure bay. Departed--Aisca
blanchard, Astoria: umatiila. Victoria
and Port Townsend. schooner Charles Han
sen, Gray's Harbor. schooner Albion, Co.
guile river.
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CITY rREAsURERs NorIcE-ciis OF

Seattle
kotics is hereby given that the first "a
nuAi instalin1snt of local Improvement dis
trict No. -. for the Improvement OF XII
bourne avenue and George street. in the
city or seattle. from east lire OF VIC
street. srs 10 he sss kness snoss
ern right-of-way In Bagiey's addition. un-
der the provisions of ordinance No. 3.Sl5.
which provides for the improvement OF said
street by grading and planking the same
ana constructing sidewalks thereon. and
providing for the payment therefor In iB-
staiments, and establishing fund Tor
such payment By the levying aud collec-
ton OF special assessments upon the prop
erfy benefited by the Improvement. and
providing for the issuance OF bonds as au-
thorized ey an act OF the legislature OF me
state Of Washington, approved March =.
isss. and under the provisions OF ordinance
No s3fs. approved May T. 1894. as amended
hy ordinance No. 5.i4e. approved July II.
1894. has been duly certified To me for col
lection, and the respective sums therein
charged and levied against each parcel and
lot OF land and part thereof IN said district
in payment OF such instailment remains
unpaid. and the same, including the inter-
est on the whole amount charged, must ne
paid on or before the sth day or March,
lsss Unless payment be made on such IN
stallmeBt on or before the 1uh day or
March, Iss@ the same shall become delin-
great. and shall bear interest al the rate
or per cent. per annum until paid, and IL
not paid before said time penalty or five
t5l per cent. shall be added, and the sums
delinquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against each
lot and parcel of land and part thereof SO
delinquent, and with the interest and PEN
atty shall be collected other taxes. to-
gether with such additional charges or
penalties as are authorized to be charged
ard collected on other delinquent taxes,
and each lot or parcel of land 80 delinquent
shall be sold for the amount OF such as
sessment, with interest. penalty and costs,
In the manner provided by law.
j. NJ r. ATKINSON,
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF iirst publication. February 8.
fSe6
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Total number OF delegates to con-
VEuffaH . IN
Sixsh-That q Democratic convention or
the CITY 81 Seattle. composed of the dele
gates elected al said primaries be. and
re same i hereby called 10 be held in
agssjfnyiuYn Of Coriafy's theater on Third
avenue Seattle. on the 18th day Of Febru-
AIRY Isl at the hour OF ten slel O'Clock
m FOR tne purpose Of placing in noFai-
rattan persons 10 be voted for for mayor,
eFfv treasurer. city clerk. corporation
~otns@I nine delegates tone for each
vFarsl Sy.e aldermen. one from the First.
TTlrf Fourth Fifth and Sixth wards
resDeetiveiy. and three fire commission
erS M the regular election OF said city
pursuant 70 the charter thereof. on the
wtsness our hands this fourth day of
SALVADOR ELI.ICDTT.
Chairman Of the Democratic City Central
Committee. -
s.teSt. ARTHUR @. LANE.
Secretary Of the Democratic City Central
Committee.
pate for publication. February Is. 1884.
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FOREIGN MARAETs.



London. Feb. 1i.-Sllver. 50 is-led. Con.
soils. l9S~S.
Kew York, Feb. iA-The Evening Post q
London financial cablegram says: Tho
stock markets opened dull today on Pres
iaent hTlgaFs message. kaitiFs We're es-
peeiaily affected. There Was . general
recovery later. and the closing prices were
at the best. but with little business exceps
In first-elass investment securities. Amer
leans opened below parity. but there VAS
rally at the close. and they finished at
the best. Grand Trunks were flat, on tho
deficit for the year. The ea.aa in gold
taken from the Bank of England for
America to-day is apparently 30 make up
special order. for there is practically no
demand now for gold here. The Paris and
Berlin markets were quiet today. but
rather easier.
Breadstuifs and Grains.
Liverpool. Feb 1l.-Wheat- Quiet de-
mand poor, Nc. red winter. ss sad; No. 2
red spring, stocks exhausted: No. / hard
Manitoba, i nd No. ! California, IS I'd.
Futures closed steady, with March tsd
lower and other months I'D lower. husl-
ness about equally distributed: February.
Is 1s.d; March. April. May and June, Is sd.
July. IS sad.
Corn-Spat quiet; American mixed, new.
IS I'D. Futures closed firm, with near
positions unchanged to I'd higher and dis
tant positions va lower 10 vi higher. hus-
mess about equally distributed: February.
Ss I'D; April. 2s isd; May. IS is.d: June,
is I'd; July. IS sad.
Fiour-Dali; demand poor: st. Louis
fancy winter, Is 81.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, G.. So.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-15
ICE AND COLD STORAGE.

DIAMOND ICE AND COLD STORAGE
Company. foot Union street. manufact-
ures crystal ice from distilled water.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-02-15

she report taA. $4,000 in goas s-Sa hse,
taken fo- exert helped % cefs rs waaass
late IN the day. Heavy selling orssss also
cozns IN from the Northwest. and Hay sc1ts
aoSn % sSa4c. esoSlas rather weak az taar
price
Corn Was quiet sut firm. iaEssaced ~.
the strength In wheat. the continued mod
crate rs>cespts ard the free experts
oats-Fhe feeliag was irn early. bus
later as wheat went down, the Sdsaasaga
was lost
Provisions were slighiiy weaker az ;hs
oFsaniag. inffsseraced BY the unexpectedly
Asse run - eosS bat as yard rrscDS he'd
wei ami wheat tasplayea strength, adj
Nslle<S wtTe made, Later. hoxeges. as tina
aeuFaty ssAas4aai ami the grain markets
foss 1's1F early gains. provisions did like
WIS., eio~tnS prizes Tor pork and lard
We're practically unchanged. and ribs closed
&c bower.
closing Quotations.
wheat feersaary. size. MAY. esa.e.
Corn February, Size; May. S1aSc.
oats-fNehraAry, lssse; MAY, sissc.
Pcrk-Fe1r7lary. slaie: MAY. Sa ssa
10 3.s.
Lard February. Sssea9. May. ATa
fSAs-Fehr1ary. salt; May. SIS.
f1axseed-siasQ9ls.c
Tsnsoshy4-sS6&
Rye-S@c
t--t.4sSsN.
Live stock.
Cattle-There was a better demand than
usual on Friday. asri prseeS were aAsout To-,
higher for Desirable lots OF medium ami
hgaE steers. aut heavy cattle faaea to show
any marked Improvement. TNk.kS'S sales
were CA the oasis OF S. 8slFS.da for ecsnmoa
10 choice dressed heef aEsef shipping steass:
COWS and heifegs. sales So4Is.so; calves. So.
stockfrS azEa tse&texS. $A1ass5.Sn.
f1.4f.f -.
and shipping demand az - higher. Sales
| ranged ~ SSasS34sa FOR poor 10 prlnlss
| dFoses, with the bulk at 81. Mats
Shesp-fhe market improved. and gFices
/ generally gained the losses of The early par.
| of the week. Sheep soid AT --sff1-eS. chiefly
/ at - ana upward. Westerns brought S. 10
weaker al Sc o.