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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-22
CITY MOTTO Us.
TIE CITY or sEArTLE-CITY TREAS
.fsfs Notice
TREAS

TIE CITY or sEArTI.E-CITY TREAS
.ftf's Notice
sellss q aerrhy given that the Sd annual
ssssa.sinsnt .: local improvement district
: as for me Improvement u Main
,ssss tn the CITY or Seattle. from a point
sst kast 81 tnc East l.ne - South
ssssssa street - a connection With the
= -. @ser Whit CrQssses the center line
san street. 81 point 100 sa~it9 feet
81 the East ine a. Scuta Fourteen;a
under the pTovx ioas 81 ordinance
%ss. whic,i provides Cor the sIngrcse~
81 al sad street by constructing pipe
u proper diner @sonS along the cer-
: sue 81 said Nasa Street. together with
49, : a-,eNcsfssasy openings wyest u1anh0!ss.
.ss.sasassss. flushing tanks aad catch ha-
Ahd prov ais'E fer the payment shese-
= : .asfsslu1erSs and ests issaing "A fund
-. s-n payment Is the levying aad COL
So % ssaeci.ai asszsSS meats upc1 tae
10Y Benefited rs the i.saroys IpsGE. aud
zzsssss t0f tae issuance ~ hoTsts Ass adj
So y an att 81 she legislature Of tue
=. 20 WasS'aet or. approved March ssh.
Is a. a. hnde9 tbe provisions - ordinance
a - approved May TN. t>9&. rs mend
r. = oFush iH.g NJ. ytG3 approves. jGiy
= - MI :ae Csty Charter rs amend
= 80 Row ~ force las heen duly csFti-
- e sae ser collection. Ana the respective
"a ss saeTe!H saarxei and levied AGAINST
.afce' sni tot ~ hand. ard pars
49, III sai& district .n payment - s-ts
s.2.ssssssfs' remains unpaid and tAs same.
sss-NlsS tf@ 10 tsrest or the whole amount
a. - must hs r8t1 or or before tse 18th
a. y oef''reT. ts9N t-ssiesSs payment Re
= 81 s1eA s~st&Gnert c0 or before the
LAY e trtaoer t.s% ihe sssoe Saaa
: A. of}.n'1 s-"t s~a saSii SesT sn;srss.
- safe e ger cent. per aruufn 4nte
S11 nr. $40 hefore sa.G tine.
"a - G ;sie "a QSr cent, stall - added.
, &c sunls *- n,s,lsT,t snail - entered
g.. - aT5aai tsx ~a3 f0r thF t>ssrr&fst s@ar
-. sech ie- airs parcel q Land and
-. ssreeof 80 Gel wQueYs: aTS with taS
an penalty shall ns collected "a
ss...saxs AXIS together WIKI such ad3iJsoaa.
j @ penalties as are authorized 20
.slfgsa and Collected on other DELHI
= =. axes AZ each lot or parcsi - land
= sesLlsssit sssai. ~ Sa{i FOR TIE ashssszss
- -. s.sssrss1nert. with interest. Sasnassy
ss. IL fas manner provided ~ Jaw.
A. Fl. EIseTE
~ irea$urer - the city cs Seattle
ss x 2Tss publication Sept. II. INA
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LONDON. Sept. 2i.-~At the wool aucsion
sales today 1879 bales were offered. Com
petition HsS spirited ana the advance OF
yesterday were firmly held. Better scour-
ed merinos were Eagerly competed for and
greasy was quickly absorbed. The offer
!ngs Of crossbreds were large and tae finer
grades showed hardening tendency.
Choice secured Cape Of Coed Hope and Ma
,al sold from old rates 10 ) per cent. high
81. The continent. was again a free oper-
ator. The following are the sales In de-
:all:
New South Wales 1850 bales--Scoured.
=. fYl6isd. greasy. 52.q5izd.
Victoria, go halsS-Scoured, ei-dSyls
si2d: greasy. Sis9i9d.
South Australia, aa ba.es-Scoared. sd4
Il ID. greasy. sa4gsd.
Yves, Australia, 80 oaies-Scoured. Ia "a
q is I'd. greasy. 5a.da7sad.
Tasmania 100 bales-Greasy. ssIluiad.
New Zealand. 7.s0 baies~Scoured, s1zd9
Is 5i&d; greasy. lxNfioizd.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 60 bales
Secured. Is 4iais 81. greasy. as.si9a.
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Ffnn nctaI.

NEW YORK Sept. sf-Tha Evening
Posts London financial CahleGram says:
The stock market here WAS lfeiess and
heavy today the gold movement having
iemoraiized the markets here The close
~as "A trifIe better owing 20 the improve
rnenr in Americans. which wera stimulated
by buying from New York Americans
were nat during the early hours on REF Liza
tion by few English bulls. 5at New York
buying this afternoon revealed the fact
that there ss very little stock about and
prices closed at the best. Pacific stocks
were chiefly favored. Argentiues we're
fiat The question % a r!sss in tire Bank az
England discount rate tomorrow "a mUe h
discussed with opinions about evenly dl-
xtdes3. l am inclined 20 think tnat an IN
crease In the selling price Of gold ~ more
proha bile than 4 rise IN the discount rate.
Apparently the banks policy Is fire. 20
make. the present rate @ffsCrive ny borrow
ing from the market. The bank today oor-
rowed into November.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. Sept 3f-Canadisn Pacific.
81: Grand Trunk. "a. tar siIver. steady
at - E-iG2 per ounce: money. a%gl per cent
Breadstuns.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 21.-w hsat-Epot
Ne 2 rel western. firm al - ii'2d.
tsorn-~Spot. American mixed rev. GTrH
at = zisd. S~ater l@T. quiet 81 Ga 4sti Octo-
her. quiet az 81 zisd, isecsassef. aasies at
InEDoN. Sept. i.~Hoss-Paclae ceass,
firm at xs hssfe g ffss.
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LIVE STOCK MARK E.TS,


CHICAGO. Sept 2f.-Sales Of Cattle 20
Jay ranged all the way from ST 10 s. ~ for
native beef steers, the greater part fetch
lng S4osta 81, activity was confined % de-
sirabis offerings. other kinds moving OF
slowly. Stockers and feeders we're steady
selling around sito. Cows and heifera were
ia the USUAL demand AZ curren. prices and
bulls sold al 2.25IS2 g FOR b0sognas and a,
- zss4S5e for feeders.
Trading In hogs WAS fairly active, good
hoSs selling at steady prices. white com
mon and medium droveS we're 9ikzf5c lower
The conmonest OF hogs suid at g. COZ 7s
while me best food lets found purcha Sers
AZ +5o, the bulk u the hogs crossing
tAe scales at 3 s5lf4 4 good many Hight
Weight pigs sold At $3ff3 y: heavyweighfs
bringing $apesf2.s0. Common hogs were tiiii
and il was hard TO ge, bidders far heavy
packing lots.
strictly prime lois ~ sheep ana lambs
sold q steady prices. 5ut medium grades -
sheep averaged Ifc lower aud medium
"a - for common Il, prime. Western range
sheep at $3.50 -. na live lambs. s. 75sss q
ard good 10 choice Western range lam s
al s. -@ysi 5.es, Sheep sold largely 3, stft 80
feeders bringing sS-65N&lo; feeding lambs
sold az ssA99 4.S0,
ReCeipts-ca;,le. 1880: hogs. ssN0:
sheep. Aa@V0.
OMAHA. Sept. l.-Cattle~-Recef-ts eal
Market ady 10 strong: native beef
steers, N,ss4s.Z9; Western Steers &sfi& q :
4s3
Hogs-R Receipts. 100 Market STEADY;
he,lk ~ sales $50
Shesp-Rscepts. fa53. Market slew ana
easier; lambs s. @1gi5.
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Srecfsl DISPATCHES 20 rost-fni esssSstscsr.
NEAH BAY. Sept =. 2. Is~-sar0ssss ttr.
- 81 cloudy. wind wess. ten miles In
ward iass nigat-A steamer. 4s1a 3 ~ -
s;eanaer as \ m. Outward. Last might
Tssg Hesyoke. s-lo ?. H.. fear~ TaAssSed
schooner IN tew. ! - Es.s tag Sea L&on n
the bay
CT4Air.AM. Sep. 1.--Heavy rasr. calm
pTSHT. sept. <i.-~IlSht rain: oairsi-
PORT ANGELES Sept. Sl.~~RaTGne.s-.
dock.
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san FRANCISCO MAhkErS,
BreadstuHs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. n whea.
5tsn~r; liberal receipts from north. harisy
unchanged for src- feed: futures opened
lower oats are fairly active AZ the -eSser.
advance; free arrivals Spot quotations
xe-e:
F'tcur-Set for family extras. SAfs94ss;
oa ksrs extras, s.gsIa
W1edt-Szz. piping. t-lfss fer No. /, LIZ
for choice; milling sIassII-5
BaFiey-f's@d. sl-l9f4ss ! L-tss brewing no,rs-
inal
choice. G.iZSzasl.3. fancy feed. sl-x7tz; gray.
81, ISzti-ss, milling, 81 ssal.zs. surprise, us9g
LIS.
Receipts.
Fiesir. quarter sacks. ssss: wheat censals,
so; do Washington. 1"ss; barley. csntals
s.ess. cats, cenlals. 5.asf. beans. sacks go.
corn eentais. Is. potatoes. sacks $50;
onsoE-, sacks. i,ls9; bran. sacks, 3ss. mid
dsfngss SACKS. i54s hay, tons. sss, do Wash
ss s.s .; Weoi. bales, .ls; siaes. aurss,sr,
II: wine. gallons. y. 40
Ciosing Quotntions.
Wheat - Firm; December. s-1s: May,
Bariey-Firm. December. 81
Eorn-A~afge yellow, S-lS5zs lie.
Wool and Hops.
wool-spring Nevada iegfte: eastern
Oregon lpaf lie: valley do. issrl7c Fall
Northern mountain lambs. aeilic, mounts ain
lambs. % loo: san Joaquin plains Gus C.
hAmoosGt ana Asna0c.no, IisIl3c.
Hops-Crop Of 1897 1lui3c: new OF 1895.
nominal.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Middlings. slsg2o. bran. si4,5og
1850 per ton.
Hay-Wheas, sl35oGsi7: wheat and oats,
$l54is; best barley. sllai3: alfalfa Slz1
Is: stock, So: straw. per bale. 35zt6lc-
Potatoes, early rose. iesf50c; river Bur-
banks. is4eSc; sweet iA.Gl&c 10; Salinas
BurUa1lks si{tl2t; Oregon do. SSslsshe
Vegetables Silver skin onions. 500 %. !:
pickle onions, easss7@e, eucumoerss $40 iac;
garlic, 1896: green peas, 33zc. string beans
-l9u3i2c per II; bay squash. G5S4asc box !;
tomatoes. SsG!6aAc box. ckra, dried i9e 10.
egg plant. 25S4 soc; chilli green peppers. 25Q
f.c.
Fruits-Apples, choice. s.: common. 4ea
Gsc, Strawberries. ssfIs, cansa1oupes 3elfSsc /.
nuimegs, i505oc box, grapes, Isabella 81
t!l.un crate; peaches, AsSsse. pears. Bart
lett. sIetl-59; pluns, 2Ssyasc ounces. 6fss s5e
oranges. Valencia, slatl..G; Mexican lines
sz13: choke. s. Js4i i.s9. bananas. $i0-,23
bunch: pneapples, seli dox.
BGtter-t'ancy creamery. &c; 10 seconds
-tis2ac: fancy dairy. nominal; d. seconds
lsq22e; picked. 2I922c; hFk.u. aa8elc.
Chez lie; OLD s'ss Is young
Egss-Siore. lS&iZ2c. faacy ranch sslf 33c:
Eastern. 2isi22c.
Poultry Turkey gobalers, i5sll7e: turkey
hens, iSaIl5c, old ROSTERS, 81 ESQ 4-5o: young
roosteFs. $su5.51: small nroiers. sos. ~
large oFoilers. S. 5Aal4: fryers. sszsi5o: hens
Ss4s5. old ducks. s3a350. young ducks $50
5. geese. s12sail.5j pair; gosings sls5qs
i.5e. old pigeons, sl-254l-50; young pigeons
sLSs4fls5.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. s4ss.
Sterling OF london. sight. AS.
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PORTLAND. Sept. U-Tne wheat mar
ksf IN STEADY. wttn fairy liberal otferin -
Wa1la Walsas Sss5sc. valley and !. zsestsna.
szF1s1c Essz-e6-Br sd Clan Mckenzie
FL s. bushels % wheat: Ger BIZ WINS
brasi. Il s-zs hsEsasss % gtsas; Br hk SaFz
Esv- 4EsG barrels ~ doaF. ali fcr oEeeCs-
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the wsrzAx w~e1 AsSn MAXIMUM vcsoe.tieA
Astoria ~ Ea.lss. Portland. ~ rasbcs.
e. " SALISBURY,
SecssNn Director Weather xsurxau.
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wAsHfSGTOS. Sept. e1.--Tosiay's state
rr1ers % the condition ~ ths treasury
shows
Avai.ah.e cash balance ..-...... s7i3 no. fss2
Cod reserve ........,- .,+.-.....- Zs2 80. IA
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Continual dropping win
wear away a rock"
Nothing can withstand q
wearing away praesss.
And you ought 10 know
that your constitution 10
not a rock by any means.
But on you go! On go the
drasns!
"one drop IN q bucket~
IL An expression that you
may have heard. But
your poor. weakened con-
stiiuston can stand only =
very few more of ;nc
drains On your big system
even II you were a strong
man.
Fer 4 moment drop your
folly. TRY 10 wake up Ia
the necessities % your
case. Spots before yfour
eyes. uernor In Yous
speech: noises IN your
head. weak knees: 40 VIII
power, Why win saou not
he q. MANI
Right away viii your
troubles ny IL you want
;hs'rn 70. The doctors Of
The grand Oh HuisGnlan
instftu;e viii send yog .
EreAs deal Of goea advice
vsthort cost II you hut
consult them. No paba-
city.
TO and ask yourself as -
how wuch u a man you
are. Taea write ans tel
she doctors 81 the Inssl-
fIf~ all atsossf II. Your
ease ~ curaSss eon't
Doubt that. ~ Il weFs not
durable you would be told.
The great worry with ycss
ss thai yea 30 net Try 10
help yourself. You not
only erpeet ths Soctors %
ssna you ADVICE sni tes-
tiaonsass free. vi; you 10
not seem 70 have energy
enough LEFT even TO ssad
yes- s+t.sss.
A rock 20 ia sirm thing.
usually. bat centlnuGsLs
drcppsngz will wear y
away Are yot interested
slough Ia Your strength
% try - save II.
CT CO you want X 20 50
altogether Make ~ yoor
rr1sa9 aa1 sssi
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Mining Sfncks.
General Quotations.

F'iourReceipts 3sa1 barrels: exports.
: ~ barrels, market steady
Wheat Receipts. ia bushels. exports
= sc'a bushels. erot. strong: No. red. TiAc.
T. D b.: options opened finn ana advanced
on fore gn buying. steadisr cables ana ac-
tive covering for ST Louis account, Sep
;fnt@r va. strong Oh heavy export trade
ana scare OF shorts. b8t late months yield
81 finally 20 realizing: NJ, red closed al
ga. Decemh er. ss$sc.
Wooi-[iU.ef.
Hops Pacific coast iSss crop. tf3sc
C0ffee-ODtions opened firm iea23 points
higher safes 1880 ba gx including: Sep
teuber. !, 2,5ss%.Ssc; siaot. RIO steady.
SUgar-R4H. steady, fair refining, SA.c.
refined. firm.
Metals.
Pig sron-~WarraC:s s. 1865.
Coppsr-f4ake BIZ ul2311@.
STeiter-t nchenge9.
IeAa-The firm that fixes the selling price
;9r ~. ne-s and snelters quotes lead al. & ~
1T tAe close
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sEAr~Tia: WHEAT MARnEr.

Nhes<~ NArsrs ~ y IA. 1xvovf No. !
cilso ~. N ] AsDesgesn. sc. milling. NJ,
I e..2. -. No. J Al.sestegn- SiE
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SYNOPSIS


ssAftss Local EspsrT-sEaxssnsAs fetrsger-
afar. 8 dsssvs%z. minimum. -: mean. Sd
SsSs ksgs zfs0wEry rainfall II ssSzs isss n
ty~fs4r hoasfs - cf aG issss.
i Storm 81 ecss&s-ztis energy - esntras
ozsr t.ta Straits ard fEssE 81 Georgia
Heavy ralsaS have oeearr@ss throughout The
Northwest, Al<s .ss&k wiE.Ess. ~. ice sSas.
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Dairy Products.

on the produce exchange today the butt
ter market Was steady; creamery. IsSis0c.
larry, iIi.nifc.
casese-S eatiy; .alsisc.
Eggs-Fresh. 1;c.
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Jan. =. II - 47z,a 1 s.i2 ssiz
Cash Quotations
Etaur-Firm.
wheat-No. spring. esaisie. No. : red
6siec.
Cort-No 2. "a. sl3psc
Oats-No. ?, E o. B., 3.as2221l.c; No. ? white
:. c. b.. 10 Z5ss, No. waite, I. .. b.. sSAAl3
&c.
Barlsy~No !. I. Q. b.. 2sls4asc,
F1aNsee3-No. J. sit.c.
Timothy -Seed-Prinae. g. IS.
Pork-Mssss. per barrel. s. laais-so.
I.ard-Per leo bounds. s4.12s ssi.7a.
Short Ribs sides, loose. $5.l54s s..
Should; rS-Dry sailed. boxed. 4sSIt4c.
Short SideS-(lear, boxed s. aaafs. ~.
Whisky~-Ds;!liers finished goods, per
galion 81 IS
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YoDaY's WEATHER.

FOREC Asst FOR THURSDAY.
PartIaGa. Sept z. 1875.
Occasional rain.
+. Z DEPARTMENT OF AGRfcrIx-
TCKE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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Sterling on London. sixty days. $50.
Sterling OF london, sight. as.
Financial.
: liver bars 49,. fQ+s Erafis-Sight -. .T1A
Mex. dois e.. ftaI46ia Telegraph =. :. %
Mining stocks,
nOston sock Market.

BOSTON. Sept. 2g.-(,losing:
Bo-. Mon @2e7l4 Parrot. 80. .. 8
Butte d Bos -. 2Siaj
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA str.t ---1ae4.-<.4o. -
..4a.gas& Il. -
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.~l1-y rREASG- gszHss MOTH >s~The fo.-
~.~tsttesv az ira CIV T-eaSArcFk Gsttce
Iaterqss ~ sad warrants ~,H cease e.,
fhs EXPIRATION ~ fifteen ,3aYx fvara ~
cate * tsye sArst publication - tSss rs25sce
3s.srrn Avenue - st. ttTSsE8re@a ~ SAff.
Ipfst~t~e ~ 80 Warrants >s~s ga. 80
80 -. -~& ks&Ss agf~FsGt $50 ana -t'.a
Ax,~s Ordinance NJ. 49, ii3stYtaf n.
r1sa warrants ScS ssss az Fwesty-, Sl~&
ax.,,tese South Ord szARse NJ tSSs. itzstrsCt
IA is& Warrants Nes@ - III -. -
fsy,A Avenue NorL13. 1fS1sa&ace Nc. 40,
Yese.rs.f Nc 4S- Warrant Ne. ~
\ II kxafTE%
s-stv Treasurer - sA.s t-stv e Seattle.
rasts .. arsi pus.leassoE Ssssss. .4sg. .ss1
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stances. the selling was without much e..
feet.
A number o. stocks responded sharply TO
Special caalsass. as for instance Manhattan
or the return from Europe Of the 5oEns-
nAssf capitalist. BROOKLYN Transit. on talk
o the absorption Of another Tine, General
Electric 81 sAe belief shat E: xo3id hsue9s,
from the rese1. combination % electrical IT.
isrESts
In the railroads, dealings outside %
Northern Pacific were nas large THE prices
81 bonds recovered ia the Late dealings fru9
al early tendency towards decline Total
sales sl.sio.eaa United States tlvss declined
4 ana the thress when issued I. u The osA
2rEce.
Money and Exchange.
Money on cali. 10 per cert :. last loans,
per cent prime mercantile paper. asss
per cent, sterling exchange. weak VITA ac-
sUal business in bankers sisss 81 ss-Saa for
demand ard al sas,i@sTi SD for 81 days.
posted rates. 81 s-zxsxs ~ and IAN: COM
nseeial bills. 81 Saseas8s1: silver certificates.
slixSfs2cs bar silver. 81 s-Isc: Mexican doh
lars ssixs; government bonds. geas, state
bonds. duh. railroad bonds, firm
Total salea
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rapidly Within a narrow range under active
scAiss&1g. but did NOT 1Sv~saf any -esI
Strength again g11a -ssar 1as esoee, when
lie ANNOUNCEMENT sAag seventy loads CT
casa Wheat tad been worked Tor export.
SIC
Ii drorpi sgala 30 ss4c anls csosea rather
nervous az ;ast figure December closed &c
ard september al &c lower.
Corn was dun and heavy TIE market
showed ssreEg-A srxs1rd the opening III :
rs Eas largely hescSu<a af sympathy with
heat Corn }oSs only Ssassl fraction.
Rsesspts were ~ cars t.sarances were
srssass and cash demand slack Market b.
cazte easier late in sh@ fay ard cfosss
rather weak. fh~ceE1Ser ranged sr5na -. c
20 -sAsc and closed shade hs9er at sSsss
$50 OATS we're strysag notably 40 ta~
September and tae volume os trading was
considerably Increased There vas Large
Buying ay ore - Sao leading commission
houses and offerings were light CASH 6s-
nani MAS goc-a. Receipts we=e ~ cars.
Market felt the late What bsTAk zgs3 prices
Were nor maintained May ranged frSsus s.sssss
S4GEsc. September eAossd &C h.sher az
-1c
Provisions were again very &uG ard with
the exception 81 a slight ssscw ~ strength
early In the session 70 fher weak. Cash de-
snAn9 gpcs but yellow fever talk had
depressing effect. Hackers We're moderate
sellers OF RIBS Speculative deEasri Vas
light December pork closed lec lower at
ssLsss: December Lard Sc lower, ana Ianu-
airy ribs yt.ss
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legs gpe rior aaal,'y ger y. Nc fir.
cedar sss41. common, per NJ s. $685. spruce
jas $ a: .ssSsar ~ nEle bis. 8 Gs2 ~
pr I.ssna S@r--Rauga. 81 -: tack tingsh
surfaced. zee. or two sid@a. : IL CT Is
ia%he< vide. s.S5429 lengths - - - frs-
sg-.c u lengths. AZ ger VI extra ons-grs.-h
inasA, s!s1Ils. a! ysrteAi gran. 81 per NJ
extra Flooring. dreSsst ant rafrfyef
Sg-15-1 stock boards S-;neh s@ssS s..
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Fresh meats tJobbngl--Cow beef. 69sl2c
per III, steer beef. 6laa.c per H. mutton.
wethers. s17c per ID; pork, sizc per ID: veal.
large. SGsDc; small &c per ID.
Provisions Cobbingt-Hams. large. ldi2c
hams. small lie: breakfast bacon, lie j:
dry saited sides. Ti4c
Lard ttobbing,- Homemade, per ID, ,A.c
White Star. saac, Coin Special, Sc, Lara
compound. ,iercep siao; Rex, sac
Fresh fish jobt ng>~ Halibut. 34iic: sal
mon, 2i2u41.c: salmon trout. Saloc
founders. 3N4c. soies. sc; rock cod. IS !:
trout. i2ixefi l5c; siirimps. lo,; smel;, 3sste ,
tom cod, ic: oysters. Olympia. $3.50 per
sack. $40 per gal. clans. 81 30 per sack ::
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OF A SCIENTIFIC NATURE.

Scarlet flowers are said to stand
drought better than any others.
It may not be generally known that
Darwin long ago proved that plants and
iowcrs have brains, and that if they do
not exactly argue matters ont among
themselves, the instinct Of self-preser-
.-;ioE is strong upon them.
Sunstroke generally occurs 10 per-
sons laboring III TIE open air ard sun
SHINE; but it would be better named
reat-stroke, for it can occur even In
winter in close, darkened room
where the temperature is for long
,inIe above the normal.
A tbought-weighing machine has
been invented by Prof. Mosso, the Ital-
ian Psychologist, the rush of blood to
the head turning the scale. The ma
chine is said to be so delicate that it
can measure the difference in the en-
ertion needed to read Greek from that
required for Latin.
One Of the most remarkable inks
known to the chemist is made from a
preparation Of Prussian blue in com
Dination with nitric and hydrochloric
acid. The writing done with this ink
has the singular property Of fading
when exposed to the light, ana recov-
ering its color when taken into the
shade or placed in perfect darkness.
An italian artist in London is said 10
have just perfected a new range-iinder
which, it is claimed, will be of immense
service both in peace and war. 1t is
said to be great improvement on all
range-fnders now in use. The distance
of any object can be ascertained by
mere glance through the instrument,
it being shown on little dial the mo-
ment the object is focused.