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% Tacoma sunday In place o. The Flyer.
Steamer City of Kingston took out forty
tons % Ne1Faska corn last uiEat for VIC
forla.
r~hers are row eight tr0n ships loading
lumber a. Port Elakelsy. ard between
them nearly 1865 90 feet VIII be carried
away.
Sls.atch from Washington resolved
yesterday AZ room announced TIE aecegt-
anes % tire h5a Of g.. aS9 for tas reyenus
cutter Woicott
TIE Mttss steamer Alert, owned ~ Capt.
Clements and Engineer WolsQrt. has
quietly s1spps1 away from Yesier wharf,
ard the s1pposition "a ff.Gt she Ia Row 60
Der way &c Alaska
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ye.s~rasy's values. ans aavsaels< to ossss

yssi@r5sy's values. an3 advancing TO csese
fra
TIE activity whSea es-.a rte he r-owl-
ttoa market few DAYS Al 70 vas again 10
Tfeese.e n to12yss business. Tns reaeraz
ssEs1eEcT % Ike market Vas vpwax1
CfesfEg Quotations.
Eaes---E'se-aa-v. 7s-sc; Nay. "a. g7srSc.
SIC
Oats aArtsaTT.. fSic Nav re
po~G-kse hruary. xT.a8. Nav sSsS aesk
1-3Ta-s saFs4ary, S. sgss. May. 81 1@sss o.
February. SLev.. MAJ 81 sass@ So.
Rye-Ssc
Earley-9NSs rsS11Sc
Pan
Ttmashv-y -
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MARINE NEWS.

TToQuTAAi. Feb ~Speciai.--sailed FOR
San FraneBsco-- Sau BgenayentGra
and E1wenla- from H04ulamr and ctr
S1Eni from CcErn gpofis- sailed on nth
ser Ds. Eorte from HoQulam. for Esa
FFaHCiED.
SAN FRANCISCO. Too. i9.--Arr4ved-
Etar - ". ElaFr. from Portland. Cleared
-&rur WaEa WA1a. for Victoria.
EUREKA. Zen. s.--AFr4ve1--5tmr Aiies
Blanchard. from Coos bag.
@A% DfF%2D Fam ~ Arrive d-schr
IL rFru. gram 5aatt3e.
PLYMOUTH Fea. la--Arrige6-Er bk
Dundee from PORT Elmkstey.
QUEEN sTgWE, FEB Ms-~ATrtVei.-{sr
TX Astoria from Oregon Br hk Maoi-
EwyB. from Oregon.
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GRIEVANCE No. 44ss-An Ordinance re-
gealiHg Ordnance No. 4015. entitled IAN
oY5inanee providing fer the improve
Eazt ~ Garfield Street and First Az
eaae North formerly Kentucky street,
ron Queen Anne Avenue formerly
Temperance Stree0 70 Fifth Avenue
N5rfa formerly Bowman Avenuel by
sfaaEx. siGewaiking and parking said
GARFIELD Street and First Avenue North
iStEeso sid points. and providing for
fss payment therefor In iRstaiimsnts.
And establishing a fund for such pay
ztnf by tie ievylug and collection Of a
special assessment therefor upon the
ffa8eTgy benefited BY the Improvement
and providing for The issuance Of bonds
payment thereof. as provided by an
40 o. the legislature Of the State OF
Warrington, entitled An act relating 70
isssrnai improvements in cities. author
zsag the Issuance and collection OF
eones upon the properly benefited by
htsl improvements. and declaring an
ensfgsney approved March eth. iS93.
saG under The provisions Of ordinance
Ne rs. approved May 7th. 1894. as
szs1ded BY ordnance No $40 approved
5ss uth 1874. and the city charter as
amended and row IL force" approved
January 2. lss6
3 I ordained by the City OF Seattle a,
section l. That Ordinance No. CO.'S. en-
An ordinance providing for the
,5fpftnent 81 Garfield Street. and First
.esa9s North formerly Kentucky Street,
Hsn @ueen Aune Aveaue tforrgcr.v TEN
saace s.teeb SO Flslh Avenue North
es'asrly Bowman Averae). BY grading,
ssltNalkirE and parking said Garfield
sFses ana FIRST Avenue North between
a points. and providing for the pay
80 taefsGoF Ia lnstalimeuts and eslah-
.s fund fer such payment hy the
ssgsEk ana collection % a special assess
ssi lhsrcfoF upon the property benefited
q ne Improvement. and providing Tor
- issuance - bonds in payment there
- FFoFlded BY sD act OF the leEtsia-
- q The state ~ Washington. entitled
80 Relating 10 Internal improvements
cues. authorizing the Issuance and
efeier OF bonds upon the properly
shfea by local improvements. and de-
sSAas a. cmerEency' approved March
=. - ard under the provisions Of or
amsnded ey ordnance No. $40 ap-
Fea july Nth. Is9t and the city char
as amended and now in force" an
s'sc January =, ls96. Re and the same
~ repealed.
50 2 Thts ordinance shall take effect
- be 10 force from and after las pas
- Aae approval II approved - the
@s~ eihefWiEe it shall take effect AZ
lfaF 80 SHAH become law under the
p1s q iae city charter
So ne Sity gorucil the 18th day OF
lN', and s.Euea hy me 81 open
- ,a ia authe-t lcatlon of It's passage
- 2th cay o. February. ~
.. p CREIGHTON.
fFesi'fct w me CITY Council
80 'aye5 ty me- ta.s i9ta day q Sob
- sasi by ma ,als assn day 81 February.
WILL II. PARRY.
emp'Tol'er ar3 Ex-oalclo City
Fa1iseet Fetr.arv en- fse-
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Australian Wool sales.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-The Austria
liam wool sales closed December "A last.
and according to United States Consul
General Maratta, ~ Melbourne, showed
a falling of OF 90 coo bales, compared with
those or 1895. The sales were CO ISIS bales.
OF that purchased in Victoria 8 600 bales
were for the United States ana Canada
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NJ ARITIME REC0R

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Feb. ID 1891.
Rain: stationary temperature.
B. 5. pAGrE, Eorecaster.
U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCUL~
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle, Feb 10. 1897.
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ia. pnTSozs. OF UPON ss--as-n@-.a4
s1HFtA % e ad1s1 sNsexe+a 80 .sv-s.-sss
el.@y4klts q TIE ss@rfzs $500 -
- -. 1fH1aAFce, setting Eae same r.
- - 1sHs'fsss1s TIE description q eaan
sets-ss q sCt - Land oE ra-t thsrsss $500
Nlsts sad Special aKz~~Srysrf - ta7g4e.s
80 - A1sA toFtH with ae44eez~ 20 - ss~--
1870 certified enrT Of Sad sasss.-
49, - @1ts ire amount o. sai9 specazs
.z-+s<zssE11sns AereSn levied a. sfo~,s~ass
AA@ city treasurer sail s~s,-~ s.s,- 49,
80 ta&e sssc1 pvocee1lnxs fgr to- rcglsg.-
- - 80 respective amounts 30 levied
50 AptraAliy assessed a. are rrnsersssess
- - e9arfer ant ordinances - TIE cry
1E3t1ie ard the laws % IRE safe -
- asnlngfon. ard II fha ea~rs - 49, ~atS
,t.4ss tie time nxes therefor there snaH
- $500 thereto f1e ,araitw. lateysT9 ard
.t%Ek e1 nxs1 ~ TIRE caSrtsr ard rrss{-
80 80 % ss1is city. snd o.hsT proceedings
-. ss4rFeQEs 7S provided ~ iaw ard tie
- - ~sfAE Yer The city treasurer sazn rsro-
- a&EeT fns first ssgfetIearK1rs - "a
II.gae. vita al due diligence wttn a. go
'saon o ed Special sssessrsentx
Sc. 2. THIS ordinance stat axe ss
Lect and BE- fn force from 49, agFe~ 81
sgass1Ss ard approval. Il approved - fn4
May or Otherwise Il shat IKE ArS~~r -
TIE LlF1e u shall become a gsN under ne
k.gsls4gns OF re City Charter.
o. February. 1877 an5 asgres sy re IL
op~sa session IN aIrherI ttea tEon Of - ras-
sage this 18TH day q E'ehruary. ~.
r CREIGHTON.
president % thA C1ty Council
Approve.d ~ me this 18th dag 81 Feb-
AN@t p AS's. " u. WOOD,
Filed BY me this 18th DAY Of Fe5raary.
Attest: WILL. ~ parry
Clerk.
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TO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS N
N Miscellaneous SupP,ies-seaie9 proposals
all &c received at the Office OF the
board % public works up 20 10 o. cock
q m Monday, March lst lSS5, for the
furnishing 10 the city OF Seattle on re-
QUESTION % - issued during the months
Of March and April. 1sz7 for materials,
supplies etc. for she ordinary need OF
the various departments during said
tao months a detailed list Of such
materials and supplies 10 be bid on can
he had by calling Al the onlcs OF the IN
oerslgned = the city hail. Bidders for
care Of city patients must include in
price bid, board. nursing. medicines and
surgical dressings fpatlSnt usually 10 re-
main one day al cGty's expense. except
n contagious diseases. when they viii
have 10 remain al hospital until dis
charged1
should conditions arise requiring the
purchase O. articles "a very large quaint
lies above the ordinary requirements. the
board reserves the right 70 make special
cal f9r tenders 70 meet such cases.
The board reserves the Right TO reject
any ana al bids or portion OF bids
Proposals 20 be lndorsed on envelope
IBID Tor Supplies"
by order Of tie board OF public works.
FRANK OLESOS. Secretary.
Date OF first spu blAcat ton, February 10Th,
1875.
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~ o Ifss
Hops-Steady.
W ooL
Wool-Quiet.
Metals.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
CHICAGO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. FEB. 19-W-neat-wsIla
p AHA, ESQ s)c; valley. slQ22c per ousheL
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Ae7s-kenoEa AZ sTtIc per rcu13 So
s.ir % CHEESE. ard 1-7zzazs per pSuna sov
= -
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Flour. quarter sacks. SS5S, wheat. cen
tails. 100. barley. centals. 4.65o; oatE, cen
tails. Eastern. LOG, pot2 toes, sacks. lis;
onions sacks 50: core ceutais Eastern,
aao. beans. sacks, as. bran sacks. SIS:
ruhadlings. sacks. IS, hay, tons. 3Ss: wool.
bales. &. hides. number, 4isi vine. gallons,
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 1a-Ftour-
Family extras. S5l15.l8. bakers extras, S4.T5
sfs s.: 'superane. S410~ffS5.
Wheat-Spring. Sl-S5s.t Il-S5 for No. Z, and
E 3sts QLS11s fer chosce. milling, s. A9Ggl- -
EaFiev-Feed. -5fTSec. bre wing. s51e9c.
Cats-Eancy white. feed, &i31ta4II 45,
goad 20 choice do, sl-l5f}l.35 poor 10 fair,
s. Clio. Surprise. 3 $3.50 gray. sLl5ss
) Is. BLACK. for feed. s5cGx05: GO, fer
seed. SlleaL Is, red. N.I@1L49. milling, 3i-Zs
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Produce. Fruits. Etc.

Feed and Observation-Disclosures xs11a -:
California bran. SIG 40. outside brands
aas-l4aeat. SsGl1. wheat and oat. g1tI
il. DAT 34, river barley. $3.50. best
harley. SECS So; alfalfa t8s. clover. sss;
sl0ck EElH C0Eupressct. wheat F3I5s3,
do 0ag. $3.50. straw, per bale. saIsc.
EaRe-E .es-i Potatoes, Early Rose 1tF
Soc peT GENITAL: Salinas Eagaaaks. e. Soc;
Garnet Gale. F.- F--el hNT4A-. g sB
f-- rlvey re6s- saE,91; Oregon Burbanks,
ste 81 1e. ueN potatoes per pound Sc; su ~st
pataraes p~r cent6+- sl~ TlTa- oregon
onions s. se onions. s. ~ -, caeum-
oers. g3C45l. dried peppers. ',9s c per pound;
dr.ea - s-- l{-c nusf-
rooms s-c per poar4 asq@Eaugs COM
wo-. 1-t-c. ch0sce. l-s-. Los Angeles
toruat9te. par box. 5ecfi green peas per-
pound 5Hc. stT5oE tears 1fE e.. green
peupe-s Per bc1. 5ssc summer squash.
80 So. Mexican tomatoes lI-@ per box.
Fruits fancy aEpies 49, 49, common
Sc. es-efst Eastern e3. sos TeC Barre. .
crar berries SIS as 1at.t oranges. S-15st
e rtr tew ee1irzs ft". Mexican
Yr7es g5a5 81. California lemons. cor7nor
szsl do. good 30 choice SLsfa4: do
taucy &---"t f1ls-F.as 81 81 per
box Hawaiian Bananas. t- %vw Or
LEAFS bananas. t.& glaearHies fzt4
2er t.zse: sayF9A ns@. &i'a ger pound.
Baftsr-Fancy creamery. -a1zlc; 90 sec
ouas - taz.~F -A-.f. 4aT-tcs DO see-
p.-Eiaf $50 arSln.
@ god s- california cream che61ar.
ia. slt-- Neslnr America 81 #ls-. raqfe-r
Esgs-Rauca. 81 ts- ssa-e. Il gre.
f ass. s1sErs
I- aa ee-s. 1888 ga rooT-ers s.. 60
ya4rE n~ era8i s 81;
n~-a 1frv s1~ze s-sf. trse-s 81 ass nerx
S5se asa. d4eAs o.5. sA.,3. vounz. = .
F-4y xess-. F1 ra55-s 19.-5a wake
geese a. 1t. 49,, ---AEgs 81 Ergs.sA
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LIVERPOOL Feb. la-Wheat-Spot,
steady. demand, moderate: Ne red
spring. IS 81. No. i California. s. sd
Futures alcSei fran with near ana distant
positions l.1As1 higher; business WAS
about equally distributed. February. IS
Al
Corn-Spct. flrras American new. e nd.
Futures closed steady with near and dis
tant positions unchanged % Id highar,
business about equally distributed: Feb
ruary, 3 81, March, - Tad. April IS lid:
May. - SID. June. - SD; July "a a1sd
E2Our-SteaGy; demand. poor. 81. Louis
fancy winter, ~ s..
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ORDINANCE No. 4t2f. AN ORDINANCE
authorizing the mayor and city comp
trol}er 20 issue local Improvement bonds
in payment for the Improvement or
Terry Avenue Ctornerly Tenth street,,
fixing the denomination OF the bonds.
prescribing the interest thereon and
anfhcrIEing their delivery - the con-
tractor constructing the Improvement.
Be 60 ordained by t1a Clty OF Seattle as
section T. That the mayor and city
comptroller be and thev are hereby au-
thariTed and directed 20 issue local i'm
rroYerleut bond upon the property includ-
ga within local Improvement district No.
lel created by Ordinance No. <2H2 ap-
g,roVtd August y lssR as provided ~ lAw
and ne ordinances ana city charter Of
tha CITY 81 Seattle. 30 the aggregate
amount or rhirty-one hundred aud seven
tv-one and ss-1oo txsl1-Esl dollars.
Se- That the form and mode % ire
execution o. said beads saaN ne Sc pre-
Scrthsd hy ordinance No. - entitled
.An ordinances prescribing TIE form and
rhode % the execution % local Improve
rsent bonds which are 20 - issued Cor
40 81 the legislature % the sfatecf VASE
s-rton entitled AR act TelatiuE to Inter
raI improvements r cities authorizing
tNe Issuance and collection of BONDS 1pol
the rrore-tv benefited by locsi improve
rarufs and declaring an crlergencg ana
ordinance Nc $50 q TIE CITY % Seattle.
as amended cy ordnance 30 .tsa - s4s2
rs+s" afr~eveH September ~ iss4
- 3 Thnt raid sords shah ~ iss~e1
~ : series q seven %. the demo s-lif 9 fions
~ whtch shan - as fellows Slx % s-it4
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Total Sales.

Flour.
F7lour-Receipts. 800 barrels: exports.
$500 barrels. Firm and higher. particular
~ en- spring pateats-
wheat.
wheat-Rece4pts &. coo bushels: exports
81 60 bushels Spot glrmer: No ! hard
ssS.c Options opened steady and were
strong With few Interruptions all day.
closing l4lAc ret higher. The advance
was based on higher foreign news and
late war talk. Inducing active covering by
shorts No. red February. closed SEC:
May closed sc.
Hops.
Hops-Steady.
wool-Quiet.
Metals.
Copper-Easy; brokers. ~; exchange.
SIS
Pig iron-F2asy: Southern. ro5al2:
Northern. tli@l2 So
Tin-very quiet; Straits. si82G1 80.
plates quiet.
Suelter-<Qalet; domestic. s40f.oS.
Lead-Steady, exchange, S5.2583.58
Coffee.
CaMee-Optlons closed barely steady,
unchanged - u points net advance; May.
s15tG9 a9c. Spot coree-Rio quiet: No. :
invoice. s5sc, tooJ.ag. lJAci Iu4la quiet.
sugar.
sBgar-Baw. fra; refined. firm.
Petroleum
PetroleUm-steady. United eIosed BIG
bid
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

No. 1 club. Soc: blue stem. size; firm and
gf5lef
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Exchanges a. Tire Seattle Tacoma and
Portland Gearing houses today were:
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FOREIGN sfARkETs.


LONDON. Feb. ls.-S,lysr. - II-1sa: ccyl-
SOS, III 1s-.E
NEW YORK Feb. 1a--ha Evening
Posts Lcn8o1 nHAncsAi csnleEraEx1 says.
StAgnstiGn and duItness continue ia the
ssock HaTAees- 4ac8lttsS h0l3 tire see kew
70 the situation. CaESoEs were 1E1Rz Al one
time coo8y. oUt The close vEsz IL - a Acsr
account g gradually growing AZ aF3gnd
WnscI, * r0asEics would ealy improve.
means very sharp recovery. kacl~s ara
naF, more Ga eaS proceedings GO the par
lament invests "a <20a committee ta&n The
hTuEe~ Indemnity slll. which excited DE-
rissoa Aere. IL Is rarnore4 that India vii
issue a sterling loan soon.
The Paris AID BeElia markets we're
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ORDINANCE NO. 44Z3.-AN ORDT-
nance repeating Ordinance No. asa en-
titled An ordinance approving the as
sessment roll OF local Improvement dis
Garfield Street and First Avenue North
from Queen Anne Avenue 70 Firth
Avenue North under ordinance No. 4oss.
and assessing the amounts thereof
against each parcel and lot Of land and
part thereof SHOWN Ia said roll. and
providing for the collection thereof" APP
proved April 10th, iSS. and directing the
city treasurer 70 cancel certain assess
ments.
BE il ordained ~ the city Of Seattle
section i. That Ordinance No. "a. en-
titled AN ordinance approving the assess
ment roll OF local Improvement district
No. Iis. for the Improvement Of Garaeld
Street ard FIRST Avenue North from
Queen Anne Avenue 70 FIfth Avenue
North under ordinance No. 415. and as
s.ssing the amounts thereof against each
parcel and i9t q iard ana tart thereof
shown iu said roll. and providing for the
collection thereof approved April 10th,
1896 be and the same Is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2 TIE city treasurer s. hereby d.
rected 10 cancsl upon the books in his
Office all assessments made against any
lots or parcels OF land for the improve
meut OF Garfield Street and First Avenue
North under said Ordinance No. to15.
Sec ;. This ordinance shah take effect
and be in force from and after its passage
and approval n approved b. the mayor.
otherwise 81 shall take effect OF the time
Il shall become q law under the provi-
sions OF the city charter
Passed the city council the 18th day os
February. 1885,. and signed BY me IN open
session In authorization Of its passage
this 18th day % February. issl
j T.. CREIGHTON.
President Of the City Council
Approved BY me this 18Th day % FEB
ruary- 1897. W. -. WOOD, Mayor.
Filed by me this 10Th day OF February.
iS1.
Attest. WILL Il PARRY.
city Comptroller and Ex-ofIic4o City
Clerk
(Scai1
PuolIshea February n Isa7.
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Of-AS4-N AMI No Ss-AN 0RUT-
nance authorizing the construction a. a
sewer through the alley In bIaeBg q
AaYuards Plat o. the foTn % Seattle
sla appTopflating money therefor
80, masrs.as. Taers have been various
Complaints made with reference 10 dam
a8es resulting from An overfaox os the
sewer on Neser Way opposite tre east
hah o. block = a Maynard's addition 10
lAt town. nov City % Seattle. aua
whereas. The City does not deem IL aa-
Flsahle at the present time 70 build a per
inanent relief sewer for thss district bat
hAs ADOPTED the recommendation 81 the
committee on sewers providing Ter tenn
iorary RELIEF for this property: now.
Re i ordained by the City Of Seattle as
section l. That the Superintendent OF
Streets, Sewers and Parks be and hereby
- authorized and directed to construct an
eight 60 linen iTDnstone vftrifed ripe
sewer through The alley IN block > of
Maynard's plat % the town. aow city Of
oeattler connecting the same attn the
wooden box now in existence "a Washing
ton street and with the sewer upon YES
Ter Way and causing all sewerage cCn-
hect&ons now leading from the building az
TIE east SIDE % the alley ia said block 20
De disconnected from the YesIer Way
sewer and 70 be connected with said sewer
IN said alley. provided the whole cost and
expense 81 the same DO not exeesd the
sum Of one hundred gsf00 e9j dollars
Sec. :. There f. hereby appropriated the
sum q one hundred lSI0Do1) dollars from
the General Fund % the city OF Seattle
Tor said purpose or 80 much thereof as
may Dc necessary.
Sec. 8. This ordnance shall take effect
and b. In force from and after its passage
and approval ~ approved bv the mayor:
otherwise II shah take effect at the time
II shah become a law under the provisions
OF the City Charter.
Passed the City Council the 18th day
OF February. 1Sg7 and signed By me IN
open session in authorization ~ its pas-
sage this 18th day o. February. isg7
J. L. CREIGHTON
President OF the City Council
Approved b. me this 18th day OF Feb
ruRry. IS9i. ". ID. WOOD. Mayor
Filed by me this 18th day % February.
1857.
Attest: WILL IT. PARRY
city Comptroller and Ex-ofilcio city
Clerk
fSeal1
Published February % 1907.
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The following table. complied by Brad
streets shows the total clearances at ths
principal cities and she percentage OF i'm
crease or decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last years
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&oney on call. easy. az 1902 Per cent. /:
last loan. Ia; closed. offered. az lAsfH2 per
cent, prime mercantile paper. ia per
cent Sterling exchange, nrmer. with &C
tual business "a bankers bills az S4AsH
4Sas for demand. and S4.Esls-S5Is Ter -
days: posted rates. 81 sSI4f8 s and s4S71e
Gf 5. commercial bills. s.. san. silver GER
tincates. efssc. bar silver. s5ssc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-20

eaasaei Fesraarv 60. 1882.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-20
Meats, Provisions and Fish.


Butter-Ranch, 14Ql7c; E,lensburg and
other Washington creameE1es, 2-Io prints.
PC; Iowa creamery, &c
Cheese Communicative Washing ton.
105zQi2lzc.
Egzs Ijobbing)-Fresh ranch, i5izc.
Poultry CjoOolng l-Chickep rs, large spring,
s. 50GIS.25. old chickens SSQ3.0e, or se1sc.
live weight: ducks. $3I5.59 per dozen
dressed chickens, 9Jllc. turkeys. lac.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1897-02-11
COTTON.
Cotton. Feb. sth.

OOLAONs 1tDs oAhs
J. w. Gallagher and ]. B. Frank
father are on the sick list. The form
er with pneumonia and the latter
with the grippe.
L. H. Bixler was at Wauseon last
week on business.
Chas. Gallagher, living near town,
gave dance Thursday evening. A
large party assembled and enjoyed
themselves until the wee small hours
of night.
Joe Westhoven and wife gave a
card party to select number OF
friends Wednesday evening.
A surprise was sprung upon ]. s.
Patrick and wife last Tuesday even
ing by large sleighing party. The
promoters of which were Mrs. Nettie
Klaiss and Mrs. Cora Turner. The
party numbered about sixty, who
with well filled baskets took com
plete possession of their home and
enjoyed themselves by indulging in
progressive pedro and other games.
Fred Bradley with the banjo and ].
b. Frankfather with the violin, fur
nished some delightful music until
about the hour of midnight. At that
time hault was called and the an
nouncement made that supper was
ready, and all sat down to an elegant
repast furnished from the baskets in
possession of the ladies. The self-in-
vited guests departed about $3.50
a. NJ, all voting the party complete
success. By the way, Job has as yet
not recovered from the surprise.
The Washington township board
OF education meets to-day at o. N.
to hire teacher for district No 6.
Considerable trouble has been ex-
perienced at that place this winter,
and we earnestly hope a competent
and satisfactory teacher will be hired.
Miss Mabel Walker attended the
dancing lesson at Liberty Center Fri
day evening. st
A number of our people attended
the Tuxedo Minstrel entertainment
at Liberty Monday night.
Our school is progressing finely
this winter, having a daily average
of about fifty. A limited number OF
night sessions will be held by the
teacher, W. w. Emmel, for the next
month. An effort is also being made
by Mr.. Emmel to establish a school
library in the district for the enter
tainment and instruction of his pu-
pills.
Rev. Dinkerhoof began a protract-
ed meeting at this place last night.
May his effort be successful.
John Weaver has removed to his
old farm near Ireland. We are sorry
to loose him from our midst.
j. G. Jones transacted business in
Toledo Thursday.
G. P. and Matthias Hoffman are
busy hauling stone for a large resi-
dence, which will be built in the
spring.
Adam Gramling will build barn
in the spring. MAX.