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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-18

ORDINANCE No. 4s.7-An ordinance
saHnk permission 10 James 81 Col
august Mehihorn and the NacDou-
An - Icufnwtck Company, or either or
- on rirst Avenue 10 Western Avenue.
sneF own cost and expense and an
81 the supervision Of the board Of public
,o ns = ordained BY the City Of Seattle as
section / That permission be and the
msn. August MehlhoFn and tie MacDou-
eau = 1outkwick Company or either or
~. q mem. 70 improve Columbia Street
sr-M1cndzmsun9 said Columbia Street
LOT, lot ane west ifne OF First Avenue TO the
~, rsst Inc q Post Street and by replanking
tue west line OF Western avenue: said i'm
proVemenf TO be made under the stsperyis-
.On snc TO the acceptance Of the board Of
pieted within sixty days after the passage
arc approval Of this ordinance.
Sec 2 The City OF Seattle shall not be
Tor any work or material furnished II, She
performance ofAsaid work permitted by
ihis ordInSnce. Before proceeding with
persons or corporation, or any or ali there
of named IN section one hereof will be re-
CURED 10 enter into bond with said city
~ the sun OF Five Hundred dollars con-
diIoned that said obIigors in said bond
VII indemnify and save harmless said
CIiy OF Seattle for ali Hens for labor or
completion thereof within the time here
IN granfed. and further to indemnify and
save harmless said city from all actions,
aras saa esy ad ,or entered or
count OF any injury TO any person. or TO
tne property OF any person, on account OF
liz liz wofk. or 10 injury 10 any person while
Eaid Improvement Is being made. and con-
difioned further that the obligors therein
VIII deIend any action brought against
saia CITY Tor Or on account Of any lien for
any material or any labor furnished for
saih street or any injury occurring to
either the property or person of any one
on account of said Improvement. or while
the same - being made. and that said
ehligors Will pay TO said city the amount
OF any Judgment or costs rendered against
said city for and on account OF any action
Tor any material or labor furnished on ae-
count OF said Improvement and for any
Judgment against said city for and on ac-
count OF any. injury 10 any person or per-
sons. or TO the property of any person or
persons occasioned by said Improvement
or occasioned while said Improvement IL
being carried on: such bond to be subject
10 the same approval as bonds for local inn
provements contracts.
Bee. ,. This ordinance shall take effect
and be In force from and after Its passage
otherwise 1t shall take effect at The time it
shan become law under the provisions OF
the city charter.
Passed the city council the 18th day Of
session in authorization OF its passage
this 18th day of November, 1897.
w. CHAPMAN
President Protein OF the City Council
Approved by me this 18th day OF Novem-
Der, 1897. ]. II. CREIGHTON
Acting Mayor.
Filed by me this 18th day OF November.
1891.
Attest: WILL II. PARRY
City Comptroller and Ex-Officio city
Clerk
(Seafl
Published November Is. 1897.
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Franctscc. schr vexn. o. b. b.
cargo. Msan feet snr,scs ~ ~ 49,
saae. Cdrs, Weitkunat: ~
spruce and ffr. all coesS-se3 ~,
cisco I'm
r,s S,p Del N %t Is due y arssv, e.
BtlENoS AYRES o. N ss|
Ok Fortuna, from Pcrf nj ~
MEi-RoU RNE. Nav :, 4
snow & Burgess. from IT,, -.
SANTA RoSAI.iA, OFT . -.
IN f-oFs tort Elgin. Puget - = . Skgl
Ns.ADtNoSroK. New. k--ssI Z m
r. SSa tys for Fort Anseiea
wslhan n se 5Ss T sSs,, .M-Asslss =
VANCOUVER. Nov. n x.ss.s
Empress Of China, from YnSoSrs.s &
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noston Wool Mnrket.

POSITION Nov. t1-@The American Woo,
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow OF
the wool trade:
Intense stagnation has characterizei the
market for the past week. The only feat
,Ire OF special note Is the report that ont.
large house has sold n big block of its Aus
tralian holdings to a leading mill num-
her Of large mills have been represented I'm
the market. hut their presence was more
Indicative OF the taking up OF wool pfevi-
ouslv bought than OF negotiating for new
supplies. The manufacturers felt In DUTY
hound to keen their hands on the nulse of
the wool trade. but there Il very little IN
ducement for them tn buy wool at this
time. Prices are wonderfully well main
tanned. considering the long dull spell to
greatest strength is witnessed In foreign
woods. Sales In Boston for the week ar
gregated 2.727.60 pounds of which f.si5 oao
mounds were domestic and isl2e00 pounds
foreign
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Observer.
MARINE VIEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. r-.--Arrived-
Walls. for Victoria ard Puget sound str
Willamette. for Seattle. ssnr tonsfanxa
for Coaaitlarn. schr ABtslof@, for Couuit-
lam: kk Prsssis. for Port Biaksiey.
SAN PEDRO. Nov. is.-Saised-~ish Tidal
Wave. for Tacoma. schr Prosper. for Ia
coma. str Westrrort. for Huenerse Arrig-
COSAOPOLlS. Nov, E.-Ssiled-gor San
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Ihe local market did not witness any
ehsnge IN prices yesterday
Sohbfag Quotations.
The following were the wholesale prices
"a the local market yesterday,
sugar. Flour and CoAee.
=, sugar uoeoing,-Golden &C. in abis. per
a. dry g sra en.ra tn bsls. per ID. SIC;
u.s. powdered, SIC; spo, cash prices.
s4ss Novelty A. $40: California brands.
80, 1oad Drop $40: Tyee. n.so; buck
ham, per hbiAsa; or io-ib sacks, $40 per
s sza rye noar, per Dbl $40. or ie-lh sacks.
per c VI. sw q. l rye meal per hol -
ewt. as: faxed wheat. $50 per case:
Sa ngs ~ Ios.,. -four, per cws :s; pearl
spis peas. per Iee-lb sack. &c; 2s-lb boxes.
s,ss: corn meal. yellow, los. si.se. Jos. sl.lS:
ms 's; "s. 81 o; ses. $50. faxed hominy.
80 Conee doboingD-Green-Mo per ID.
Choice sax per Per To- 2aas; Costa Riss'
per ewt S sis gsr cwt si2Is; ssle s sss
Java, Sob tins, per H. sc: sacks, SAC;
.Aden Mocha. a7lsc: Caracola, &c: Qua
ian na, IA &c; ground coffee. lsGooc: Lion.
i"s, W. Sas. sl2.s; ass. sl2s5.
Meats, PrOyisiOas and Fish.
Fresh Meats uobbins)-Cow beef, 5asi.c:
Steer beet: s. DC per 10: mutton. 60 per
!o; pork, SIC per IS: veal. Sc per ID.
PROVISIONS. uobbing,-Hams. large. 1tNc:
d saHs. small. lac; breakfast bacon, 13c;
Fresh Fish Uohbing)-Haubut. sG4c.
sssaimon. 495c. salmon trout, Sc; founders.
&c; soles &c: rock cod. SC; black bass.
-; percn. sls8ic; mountain trout. l25x1isc;
butter, .aeese, Egws and Poultry.
Bu.ter-Ranch, 1ouI5c: fancy dairy. In
squares. Sl0e: Washington creameries
2-lb prints. 25e12Tc.
Cheese uobning)-Native Washington.
ioE Egs: 7 New York l2.sc: ,-o,,s. ,,..,
fresh ranch, 2Sn32c.
Pouitry-Dressei chickens. HE: tur-
Keys. dressed. I5c per 10; ducks. $s.5eG4 per
Vegetables and Fruit.
Potatoes 0obbins)-New potatoes. $s9l2
Vegetables Oobbing)-on!ons. silver
skins. 81 25a160 per 100 lbs: heets. Soc per
sack; canoage Xc per Id; carrots, ioc: hot
4oQ50c per box: Sacramento sweet pota-
LIS.
Green Fruits Gobbing)-Oranges s3a4;
$50: choice to fancy apples. 7scasl: com
mon apples. 254 Soc: bananas. S2I2-15; Cal
ifornia cranes. e5zf75c per crate: Eastern
3gSlsc per ID; cranberries. $s.019 per bar
Tel, Is per box: pears s5cuI per box
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay 0obbing1-Puget sound, per ton,
$40: Eastern Washington timothy. $l3: alf-
alfa $40.
Oats Uobbing)-sisa0.
Wheat-S24n25.
Barley 0obbing)-Rolled or ground. per
Corn-whole. So: cracked, SO; feed meal,
ton. ~; bran. $lt: shorts. $l7.
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PACIFIC COAST 6TKAMouIP |

FAClFIC COA1I o68AAD0kI ~.
Tbe companys elegnas steamsFs IRA
T1Ll~A err or PfsEBLA and WALIAA
wALIA leave SEATTLE fee San fran
ctscn. Via Port Tcwnsend and victcr11 3
S ie, Is d 8. 81. Jan. 1 D. Il .. q. . Due
4 san Francisco a. M NOV = .. q -
Feb. / Lave eAN TRANCisCo for B.
ats!e =. Victoria, B. G.. and Port TONS
Z. = 4. 2, 2. Jan. I = Il q g: . q
Due at Seattle p. m. Nov. s 10. Is. =. = q.
Dec s. 10. Is %. g. ., Jan 4 >. IA. u. ~ ..
Feb.
The elegant steamers CORONA CITY
OF Topeka AND AI-KI leave SEAT
TIE for Alaska a. m. Nov. ]. s. IL, ls q.
:. De- l. II. IS. .. 3 q. Jan. : Z. e
q. - Dec. .. !. fs Is. a. g. Jan. 2 I. L. II 2.
q. Feb. L 4. II: Tire company reserves right
10 change. without previous notice steam
ers. sailing dates ard hours OF sailing.
j. r. TR0wBRfrGE P. 8. Supt. Ocean
Dock. Seattle. Ticket Agent. es rirst ave
Axts.. 8. y
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON. Nov. 17-Consols. lls 7-Is: sill
yer, ed.
NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial cablegram saws.
The stock markets were quiet end
steady tnssv. isvastr~>~. s,rerr we've
nrm. Americans were iifeiess, there being
no initiative here. and the close was weak.
Many INQUIRIES have been made today aft
ter eagles by American houses but II may
be only for Germany. 1t II said that f3n0
om sterling In gold IL going to Chile immc-
diately. In connection with the completion
OF the currency conversion. This IL prob
ably correct. but unusual mystery sur
rounds the operation. no one Knowing
whether the gold has yet 10 leave the bank
OF England. or whether II has already been
bought up I'm the open market Money
rates are easy. but learn that the hank
has begun to borrow again. which prob
ably means n Temporary rccoverv In rates
rha. Paris aud Berlin markets were
quiet"
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Nov. IT.--whea. was fairly
grong at sae opening and for soaae tirns
after. although keeping within 4 range
So narrOw IA 20 De remarkable even for
aasI nsaYkEf. The foreign ~hsAt mar
kSts were nos a. essrashiy affected BY
the decline % The dag oet2za AZ Chicago
"a thsy we're expected 10 b. and gns
Nos .awe<.ern seeS.pss Nsse SsSx lz24cs
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Puget SOUND 4 ALASKA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

steamer City 0. Kingston between Ia
coma. VASE and Victoria, y g
S-Gpr,fI.yi NJ Tacoma lie Ar tssTsFs
10 yaopmir.vi - SEATTLE y Ar lserm
i sssafra l.yl Tgps. Townsend = AT la stss "a
5 taansi Ar liz VICTORIA NAV sasesa'a
.nany except Saturday.
Ta.s steamer furnishes 6rss-eiAsss accom- ,
r,osia tloas carrying both freigas and
ssssfls ssr vIesaraa. az - .. IL. aa3 for
rsssSrS.rs far Victoria ear cccury
- a,s- 80 ,i~knfs sFe ;,soissre -
"a r THORNDykE,
Agent. Yesler Wharf. Seattle
L A. NADEAr. ,
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMFsN ittAF4N AEIStsIf'SsJN.
Carrying United safes nail. leaves City
Wsineslay and Friday az a. N. for Port
rawnsana, san Juan Islands and New
yshaFrorra Returning. leaves New What
60 TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday st
m j r. Thompson oiauager.op T,er
I,illv. Rogsrsius 4 Co. agents, City dock.
srsienhns,s Nain s..
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WASHINGTON AprLEs FO1 NJ,
Experimental shipneat ~ 49,
From Port Towna~nA .E

; PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. fs.--rno %
iment of shipping apples to FIonolul F
sailing vessel Is being tried here. ~
being forwarded today ON the s1511
Robert Lowers. lumber Laden -
port. IL the experiment proves ss,cssS1
large shipments Of apples viii - i131
Honolulu IN the future. as tho MARI
Is good and freight rates on iumhee r
is low. -
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Synopsis.

A heavy storm has been central OF me
ccast for - hours. 4 rainfall Of up
ward OF an inch has occurred III the past
q hours During the dss violent gales
have prevailed on Washington ceaEs,
reaching y velocity Of 8; miles per hour
from southeast az Fort Candy and ~
south AZ Portland Temperature has gen
orally risen.
Seattie-Maxinun temperature. IS min
,f1um temperature o.. mean temperature
g. Weather. rainy
@. n. SALISBURY. Observer.
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Specisl bisnsich 70 the p~s-IueessSs'
MHaISpM. Nov. if.-HarSS
chethsm report shows that = sss.s
sssamefs arrived and departed
total tonnage, lSnGS. The h,,aSss
70 foreign ports in the month 49,
feet. valued at So. 90 This ~
clude Puget sound or railroad ~.
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STEAM RS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE To TACOMA,
rour round trips daily. except sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips seaias-laccrsa
route, as follows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY :.
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle. 40. u-ss a IT.; ~'s% e1s
z. M. -.
Leave Taccms-a:M 4. 10; l. 40. p m.
SUNDAYS.
I<sve SestsIe--ssn a. m. r n. 2. N
Lave Tacoyrsa-a:za a. m. SO 10 D. us.
landing a, Northern Pacific wharf, Ta-
coma. and Commercial dock. fooE OF MA
sundays. steamers Flyer and State OF
WASHINGTON.
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WASHINGTON & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP CO.'S STEAMSHIP
CITY OF SEATTLE
70 hours
SEATTLE 10 DYEA and sKAGUAY
This magnificent steel screw steamship
will sail from Seattle for juneau. Skag-
uay Bay. Dyea and way ports November
I4th
Her accommodations are unrivaled. She
Is the finest. fastest. and most comfortable
vessel on this route. In connection with
above the ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM
PANY win operate their elegant and fast
sailing steamship
ROSALTE
From Seattle November 18th for Juneau.
Skaguay Bay. Dyea and way ports.
For freight and passage apply TO
C.. III. J. ETOLTENBERG.
Cen ticket agt.. under y. p. ticket or. or
CHARLES f. PEABODY. Manager.
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Nine tickets TO the rich eold go
being given away by the PontsS
geneer, which allows you TO earn Z F.
stake at the same time. Are ycal f.
racer IL not. send to the mannaor r
for blanks.
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ALASKA

alaska
The Reliable
STEAMER FARALLON
Will sail for
JUNEAU. SkAGUAY AND DYEA.
November is at p. m. and every fifteen
days thereafter.
Passenger accommodations are Al. AM
pie room for fresgh; and stock
For rates and further Information call at
Schwabacher's Wharf. foot OF Union
street. Telephone. Pike s.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
rNGTON ROUTE
II

s "a n SJN,
Carrying L. :. Mail
Or Port Orchard and Fort Washing on
ras,ta leaves csty dock. foot of NaIn
street. SO a ~. calling a. South Beaca,
ps.rrhpsl Brick Ward. Dremerson 81 s.
Nsvx Yard Sidney. Charleston. TTscyton.
1-h.rs, SEaserdala. Leaves Port Ore,ha ri
NAVY station a. , 2. m; arrives Seattle al
IA m & " Robinson. master. T.iIiy,
poga rsfaIs & Co. agents. Telephone.
Main g.
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nEATus AVE- YtxEaALs.

,,rsrss :, FAC rssx5snce Of his parsntA
NJ All Ms. Alpha Lspes. Al Creep l<sket
8sis.r I,..sa. u spinal manineiths 49,
: years
g(,ofMAN--tTte funeral o. g1Si ss1I
= -. fro- Eatseswcrta's UNDER XIX
sssaAsnSrzans lassuseAE W A0uas
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CITY NOTICES.

80 ovsmoef. III. and ssened b. me IN
go -; ssaHson IN differentiation OF It's cas-
pr~.sS~. w. CHAPMAN
a.nent FRO Tenn Of the Citr councsi.
A.s Dnweo ~ ne this 1ssh DAY Of Novefn-
J. E. CREIGHTON.
ru.. Acting Mayor.
1sD7. Assn Gay o. Sovsmoef'
Attest. rrrr cAppv
Lonptfosief and Ex-ofncio City
Q9eai)
Published November "a 1se-
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

AGfT RIVER ROUTE-Stesrner City of
Shenpaign weekly time card:
isay.e Seattle November X AZ u mid
,tgnfr November Il al y midnight: No
..sr,,her ~ at a. ~. Leaves Mount Yer
non November II at : a. IN; November IL
a. a m. November p az : a. m. calling
a, Tnlaiip. Stanwocd Fir. Skagit City.
Mount Vernon and Avon.
f,ify- Dock steamers for al points on the
scsna open ell night. n. II. Mcdonald
,,,qster; telephone. Main n.
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NEW YORK Markets.


NEW YORK. Oct is.-Net declines TO-
day were about tae same as neS saslz
were yesterday In the stock market Bis
sas range of prices ID = Lille wider. a.
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Leaves CsslArai5a dock. foe; og gvass..-r
toa street.. Itsss.iaTs- Thursdays ard 81
NraAss a. ; s8oc& 4 n. far ksas-Sf51
PART Gamble, Seat~gk nr8naan, assfx
pewsssgs. Lilstwssn FsGts Hessssrs,-. -
Cntoa CITY. Returns Alternate G.$ys
q TRoCTAAS Master
-sls2Aeae. Red -.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. f7.--Today's state
ment Of the condition OF the treasury
showsi Available cash balance. sar2 7s4.-
40: gold reserve, 3l5S143,06l
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The Rioian Marc e Se1n 49,

Steamship Riojun Maru. AZ - r.
Yasen kaishs line. did not ssil 49,
owing 10 delay in getting coal 81 ffSS3
gon Improvement hunkers, ~
away for the Orient this rnor,si,s. 80
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rrha NV torpedo destroyer trane D.
- cfss~sai trtsl In Stokes bay. fnE
W..t9@sefay. She MAIDS q 10 Eneu
hour.
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nRDlNANcE NO 4g7e--An Ordnance
AUTHORIZING the Board Of Public Works
10 Improve parking strips In the paabiic
streets Of the CITY OF Seattle.
Be II ordained By the City OF Seattle ~
f0iiows.
Wnris Be and hereby Ii authorized and
6irected 70 improve parking strips within
"a along the public streets OF the City
81 seattle Ia the manner and 10 tbs extent
following:
erooer authority constructed. parking
sfrip between the sidewalk and the road
vay on any graded street, upon the owner
81 the abuttiag property making appiicA-
1iou aad agreement In the form herein
sffer get forth, ard depositing with the
0ecretary OF the Board Of Public Works
aid application and agreement, accom-
nauled b. a receipt for an amount equal to
Tvo f3200) dollars for each and every tree
desired to be planted, the Superintendent OF
streets Sewers and Parks shall thereupon
0e1ecf from the trees in the City Nursery,
nroyfded such application be made AZ q
neoper season of the year, and provided
7uffher that suitable trees for such par-
uose be In stock. a s~:ficient number Of
frees TO ornament the parking strip of sucn
Applicant, such number In no case to ex-
ceol more than one tree for each 80 feet
a. frontage. and said Superintendent of
0treetz Sewers d Pa. ks shall, thereafter,
care for all % g. Ell trees for q period Of
three ca years, provided that such care be
not other than The pruning, trimming 4
spraying OF stitch trees or the replacing
81 such as may be attacked or dests Eyed
by pests or by otheE natdrai ca Uses.
% The form of application and ngree-
ment shall be substantially as follows:
Seattle. Washington.
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Transacts savings bank business ex-
cluxively.
Deposits received from 81 to so, 600
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cent. on term deposits: per cent. on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterais only.
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CITY NOTICES.

rsfv council on said 9Th day Of December.
faGf at TO O'Clock D. m. for the purpose Of
9afing action On said assessment roll ~
hercfnbtfore set forth
paaeed the city council the 18th day ~
November. ISg7. and signed by me IA open
Seeeton 10 authorization OF it, pasoAEo
fhis eth day Of November, 49,.
w CHAPMAN
President Protein Of the city councn.
FiIed By me this 18th day OF November.
M WILL II. PARRY,
Ctr Comptroller and Ex-cnicio City
pubIished November Il. 1857.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.


Seattle. Nov. II. 1857.
Exchanges az the seaisss. rarorY.. Sn,
Kane and Portland clearing houses today
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ERrSr LINE

Steamship Cleveland sails for sAa..,.
and Tacoma from sas Fraacssro NoSsrs1
her - CABIN. N.sa: stesrags. 81: freight
rscrts. Sails from Seattle 20 San F'ranciseo
November e.
steamer g.akEne viii make regular ,r.,.
Fer dates see
z. GAME. Agent
Tsisyhcre. Pike u.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA Nov. 17.-Wheat closed: No.
I bluestem. 75iac; No. club. 1n5c.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND Nov. -walla
walia. re: biuestem, 75c: Valley. 7sc per
bushel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-18
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstu2s.

Breadstuhs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 17.-Flour-Net
cash prices for family extras, A750is5:
bakers extras, &.50I4.6o.
wheat-Shipping. tl.37h for No. ]. and
sl.3sz4lo4. for choice: milling. N.fAW
Barley-Feed. ssasessc: brewing. a.oela
oats-Poor to fair. NosAQI.1o: good to
choice. 81 i21sai In: fancy feed. n;2eg
Surprise. sl.2e91, 3; black for seed. H.ss
dl.5o: red. $l.30alc.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. asa; wheat. GEN.
tails. 4It0. barley. centals, 1870: oats, CEN
tails. ESQ: potatoes. sacks, 5. 2SS; onions.
sacks s bran sac sacks 81 snns son:
bales. 50: flaAeeed, sacks. IL; wool. bales,
1i9; hides, number. 1853; ralsins. boxes,
2ssS; wine, gallons, 2l,soo, brandy. gal
Ions, 200.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Easier: December. N.ss7s; May.
S.3s
Sorn-Largss yellow. sssaasSc.
Bran-s17G1S.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Observation-Disclosures sooae25o: bran. N7
Hay-whea,, siaai5: wheat and oat, .lla
IA; oat. sleGl2; best barley. si0gf2; alfalfa,
1850; clover. ssa1o: stock. $sfss: COM
pressed wheat. ,l20i4: straw. per bale.
Sedfpoc.
ai0c: Salinas Burbanks. 5aIoc: Mer-
ced sweets. 75e per Genital: onions. SIS
also: pickle onions. 6o97sc: cucumbers.
5eassc: garlic. saslsc per pound; green
pers. soa5oc per box; eggplant, 5000 per
box: green okra. iod75c per box: Lima
beans, 2iaa3c per pound.
common apples. s5@Sec per box; strawber-
r!es S. 5efi4 per chest; raspserriss. s5l!s per
chest: cranberries. $I03 per barrel or
binary grapes. 2sgiec per box; Isabella
grapes 60t1.5c per box: peaches. yoc1Sl per
box: pears. 40fie5c per box: persinmons. 20
arse per box: pluuss. 2si3sc per box: pone-
cranates 50a9ac per box; ounces. 2su soc
per box oranges new q mass ga ena s Mex Mex
fornia lemons 7scGsi: choice California
lemons. s2I3 20; bananas. sla2; pineap-
pies NasU3.
onds e59f2sc; fancy dairy. 24c: seconds. 2Ia
23c: pinkled cosf22c; firkin. 1920.
cheesse-New. i2ai2lsc: old, Ton lie; Call
Ameriea isaisc: Eastern. iaalic; West
Eegs@s;cre. nominal: fancy ranch. 500
Ac: Eastern, I7d2sc: duck. Zse.
pound; 1--we turkey Tohblsrs. i2al3c: zoos
iers old 81 50G4: young roosters. stds:
hrai.ers small s.. 55l5: broilers. large, s.. IS
as: fryers ss.5ae1s; hers. sS.soafs; ducks
ala xssa6f4 20: ducks young. G.5a 10;
geese 81 %: goslings. 81 Sal 20: pigeons.
Ola .ss<isec; pigeons. young. S.ZsgL50
Wool and Helps
Observation-Disclosures. uGisc: oregon.
feftigt, Fail-Southern coast lambs. 1ssc;
ianahs' Iisffar: mountain iA<9I3c. San
Joaquin plains. 1usc: Humboldt and Men
docino, ff4l i5c.
uops-New. IeJI4c: Old, nominal
Exchange.
Sterling on London, sixty days. AsSs4
do, sight. si.ssls.
Financial.
silver bars 49, S7i<tDrafts-Sight 80. Is
Nex .5nls S,sasf4 al. Telegraph :. :. xe2@