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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-18
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

NEW YORK. Feb 1.-THE Evening
POSTS London financial Ca blegram says:
Stocks we're stagnaut today except for
Americans which are sitli most uncer-
tain. They opened animated AID ~ei'
above the parity with buying orders from
New YORK.. from the continent and the
provinces Then aEattFage houses sold
New York Supplying the stock with mar
ROW margins. The tone thea weakened
ard The close was fraction above the
iowsss The future Of Americans turns
on politics, other factors being favorable
Kafflrs were nat on the Dismissal Of
JuaEe J. q. Kotxe. president OF the SUI
prem. court Of the South African s~pub-
lie Grand Trunks we're good on traffic
reports God was IN better demand at
rs S&sd.
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RESOLUTION NO. ao5-BE 1T RESOLv-
ed by the City Council OF the City OF
Seattle as follows:
ID That IL ia the intention of the City
OF Seattle to improve the alley running
through Blocks Nine tsl. Ten (I0) and
Eleven Ql). OF Maynards plat OF the
Town now City or Seattle by replanking
the same 10 the established grade.
ca That the cost thereof be paid by
assessments to be levied upon the prop
erty sbutting upon said portions OF said
alley under the plan Of immediate pay
ment" in the manner provided by the
Charter and ordinances OF the City OF
Seattle
90 That the City Engineer be directed
TO furnish 20 the city Council an estimate
of the cost OF said Improvement.
90 That the matter OF making said inn
movement Will be considered by the CITY
Council "a session thereof to be held
on the 18th day Of February. 1888, at 80
o'clock = M at which time all persons
desiring 10 be heard before the CITY Coun-
ell upon the matter or making said IN
provement are notified TO be present.
Passed the City Council The 18th day OF
February. lsgS ard signed by me in open
session in authorization of It's passag e
this 18th day OF February, ISIS.
J. T.. CREIGHTON.
presideu. Of the City Council
Filed by me this 18TH day OF February,
lSss.
WILL. II PARRY
City Comptroller and EN-oiticlo City
Date Of first publication. February II.
lsas
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Feb, 1.-THE rucsion In
wheat that threw the pit into fits III the
last hour OF yesterdays session and was
continued on the curb afterwards. was re
neWeG today before the regular session
commenced. First curb prices were lAc
higher at 81 o$is. and during the half hour
that followed. il sod as high AZ Sl-g's.
The regular opening was wild one as
has been witnessed in months A perfe,t
nowi went UP from the shorts. who, IN
their eagerncSS 10 cover their lines cid
all ne way from sl.@ to slcs fer May and
few seconds after some Of the more
anxious ones bid s.. osis. That proved TO
De the high point OF the day. Thousands
or bushels were dumped on the market by
longs. wseat coming from operators who
nave hitherto chosen 10 hold on 20 their
lines, and more disposition 10 realize be-
Ing shown than AT any time since the re
cent advance commenced. The conss-
quenee was the price broke with bewilder-
ing rapsatsy, getting down IN less than i've
minutes 10 S.oSis. Then Il reoounded
again. but with less force behind it. 10
sl.0iis- The market f,uctuated rapidly for
time but removed realizing occurred at
every rally and the market gradually be-
came more settled. Though the dlsQuist-
Ing news from Havana may have cut some
ngure in the market. 1t was a minor fac
tor. and was little heard Of II was appa-
rently repetition of yesterday among the
shorts over the Letter deal. and every body
was on the alert 10 see what he would do
today. But Letters brokers were not
much in evidence. and the fact that there
win be plenty of wheat for sale at around
N-6 served 10 keep the market within
bounds.
About II o'clock selling became quite
heavy and the low point. sl.0S. was reach
ed. Cudahy and others were credited
with realizing on lines showing heavy
profits. and commission houses had heavy
selling orders. This decline was followed
by the reaction 10 siaiA the price about
noon. For the rest OF the session prices
were strong and showed good closing adj
vance. Northwest receipts were small, at
80 cars. compared with as Last week.
Chicago receipts were lS2 cars. 10 or
which were contract grade. Atlantic port
clearances of wheat and -four euualed
5S6.oQ0 bushels. Primary Western receipts
were 32s 600 bushels. agains, 22a.ooa bushels
NNA.
There was heavy business in July. hut
that option did not show the excitement
May did. July opened li.c higher. at sle
s1ifc. and dropped ar once to Sac. That
was the range Of prices. July closed at
soc bid
In view OF the wheat strength. corn did
not act strong and the volume OF trading
acted rather weak thereafter.
advance brought out profit taking and also
induced some short selling and prices de-
clined.
There was a good trade In provisions.
There was profit taking early. This and
lower hog market caused some declines.
On the break, commission houses bought
freely, packers also taking some offerings.
Later prices settled hack considerably on
realizing. the market closing steady.
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NEW 1oRk MARKETS.
The stock Exchange

NEW YORK. Feb 1.-The most i'm
portsni factor IL connection with today ;
stocS market was that the heavy lfE,.,t-
GaJoa % yesterday was nos resumed
tAc5e Vas aggressive pressure by sae
Bears AZ times. 2ut they RETAINED from
covering AZ the close brought prices r@s-
20 the hish leyes CO The day Gains r.
suited, fract3ana. tor the most pam. tlt
cxksncluS 70 Ec-Gt 70 mos u&ses GAO
taSiors received ;htS n1ornlrG from Lon
den showed the prices OF Americans th.~-
substantially a eovs the cioxe % the p-tr@s
heTe .sSt asSht. but THAI simply ,y,ea ~
thai dscirfs from yesterdays London
closing nd rot Vet fully rs~schsss w.~.s.r-
day .fiafnssns heavy declines here after
s&e London exchange had closed The
declines "a London which served 4, stsx-
Ian prices sAs on caolsl orders frsm
New York ard repy aSsrsts9 fte e~sr-~Snr
- sEoFts 20; out Ia ia2s market. TAs
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PARTIES bound for Alaska should
take az least twenty dollars In silver
quarters. halves and dollars along with
them as IL Is very scarce in that coua-
try and the inability to make exact
ehangs frequently results f. exiortion on
the part OF packers. boatmsn ard others.
often resulting IN compelling parties TO
pay from hf;y cents 10 Two or three doll
La.s liz sxcsss 81 regular rates.
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General Quotations.

General Quotnffors.
F'iour-Recei pts. 1850 barrels: exports
& is5 barrels. market strong owing 10 con-
ttnue1 ssrong view Of holders
Weeat-Receipts, u. 80 bsfsnels; exports
Ils ~ bushels. spot steady, No. red.
81 .07ia Options Opened stronger a issgze
advance on better foreign cables selling Of
scalpers causing sharp break: ras-kr; cioss-
ell unsettled. iTiAac nei aasAnc@ No. red.
MAY 81 t97~s i-ezS. clesed al Eeii.
Wcoi--Quies-
Eoprs-Eirm.
PetroleUun-Iul
CoGee-Op,inns opened .ne closed steady
CcTdova. 9i.Ailtc.
SExar-Raw, strs9g fair -sfsslny
Il-ssc: centrifugal. ii test 4 s-i6c, refined
firm.
The wheat Market.
The May wheat shorts were badly
squeezed again this morning. although the
process id rot last gosx In fact. i vas
over in the nrst half hour leaving prices
fer tEr balance Of the day rather weak
and very much unsettled Opening figures
on Nay we're 81 s. efss. representing &c
advance over Eest Night. II sold Up 10
siG1x whore heavy selling orders were
mt, partly Cor clique account. resulting
ia 4 cent break. The bulge wac entirely
due 10 clique opera.leTss az Chicago
where gFices were forced up 10 81 eel. Ter
Nay against 81 90. s4as nignt. hsenk NJ
from there 20 81 1 Ens.r realizing 6sals
Sensational r1EaoEs .rsEn Havana had us-
tie effect on the market Traders Eesa
eGnvsrsznf with clique Affairs say the and
Is Got xes- May hsE closed .. SlaliA-
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

previous days quotations. 1hls - EVIL
IDENTIFY the beginning of the slump in eggs.
as predicted IN the Post-Intelligencer last
"Wednesday. The local market at present
is decidedly weak.
Poultry is coming in. but the demand
is light.
Potatoes are holding quite firm and the
demand is some better.
There Is no change In onions and but lit
tie are moving. AL commission houses are
well stocked.
The following prices are being offered to
the producer by local dealers for delivery
IN round lots on the dock or in the car at
Seattle
Cirain-Puget sound oats s2eaT barley.
si7.5nqis Puget sound wheat. chicken
feed. sz0Q2l; bran. siiql5; shorts. &lSal5:
Hay-Puset sound hay. 1910 Per ton;
Eastern Washington timothy. si59l6.
Rye-Wh0ie sasdH
E4Ss-Fresh ranch, isg20c.
Butter-Fres3 ranch i5aisc; creamery.
PoGliry-Chickens live. Ioc per Ii;
ducks. i've. &5oG5
Live s,ock-Choice beef cattle. COWS &c;
steers, 4c' choice sheep. aa.,.e: good hogs.
dressed large Sc; small ne, calves. live.
large si.c. calves. live, small 5i9e
Hides Pel:s and Wool-Haavv saltea
sseeT oven e. lo !. s 80 bss11 oon nsr =
&c, light. 70. saited kips &c: calf per IN. 81;
green hides ic iess than salted: dry hSes;
less dry slks. per n ea12c; dry deer skins
~lustner per III. ls1TsSc coed winter. lSc:
roor - tnin winter. s-iioc- sheep pel's. long
wool Western Washington cleaned. lie
per 10: dirty. loal2c per 10: wool clean.
l54iSe dry timber stained, i26iic; tai
Jobhins Quotations.
Jobaing quotations yesterday were az fol-
Sugar. Flour and Coffee.
surar 0o5bsnsl---Golde n C in bbls. PEI
y sac; extra C" In hals. per 10. ssc
~ sranulatei IN hhl- per %. s7sc cube
Flour ere O0bHsnE}-Pa,ent Excellent.
Leaf 81; Gold prop s. ~. Legal Tender.
-. backw6sat. per boi. So: per cwt
SIS. graham. per bol ga or
io-io sacks, s. ger owt. rolled eais per Ao,
per cwt s. BAKED wheat g. = psr cas-
ss.,s; pesri barley ico-is .acs. L: SIS
soSes *l1e. snli, PISS per l"-le seek. sac
@tic. farrs l0s. S-75, cracked wheat 5es
8 q Is s. 3. oAt T9rst steel cut SFs
s "a YES s@-s corn rTesl yellow les g 4
ha71trw NHls q kfgs s. =
t.eEee gtobHinEN -f+yeen-Mocha per n
go c lg gsr E -. R5s..ss< o.i rs,, E.se.
or cw: sli.s. Ssh cases per cwt iii s
go - - - 60 -, - sscN~ 20
rnsH &c. gTrsr8 raffes rSslAk~- i0r zoos
81 l5 SIS slfz5 3ss sgiSt
Meats Hro.ision. and Fish.
Fresh Meas ttobhsnS1-cox boat
s-ec ser n. steer heef ~ p~r - sYt,fter,
St-e per h. pork. sec peg II. veal. lsrge
So. veal sTAu =
Provisions Co1eins Hama large tl.-
hams. sH.&f lel-c breakfast zacou Ne
ary salt ssdcs. 7Azc.
FrcsA Fsn srg)-Hm.lsst. sal.
sSs=ssD- tHTc. -a,ascH srous ssBEAc ros1r
GeFS 2sfBsc. Folss - rock sd - -
bass. hcs ps~ra $3.50. mountain trenf
= SIS shrtmgs. lAr. xuesf sssc 80,
esd - aerfiak @8sc ayEers 17v-ssrss
s - ser sack. s. 81 per salon lars 4 =
- - \. D2nseHsss crabs. Ave. Sc. ccox-
e.. St. %
Smoked Fsh rgA-SAiran. Sta
Bead. ssS; Ca.noos. lec Fail salmon sssse.
30 pe. box. herring xa
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CITY TREAsURER's NOTICE-The fol-
lowing city warrants will be paid upon
presentation az the City Treasurer's Of
fee. Interest on said warrants Will cease
at the expiration Of fifteen days from the
date OF the first publication Of this no
t.ee. Judgment Fund Warrants Nos. III
10 @2 Inclusive, Rainier ST. Ordinance
No 23se Warrants Nos. 2I15, 2I16 and 2777
part payment So. co.
GEORGE f. MEACHAM
City Treasurer of the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication February 10th,
1888
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Nletals.

Pig Iron--warranss steady at $50 bid
ard S.. % asked.
Copp~r-Iake. firm q. Sll q bid and Sil.so
asked
Nn-Quiet and firm az E3.ao hid.
Spsstsr-SAIa bid and 81 ~ asked.
L4eaG-Jnchanged AZ S5Sq bid and sS-S
asked
The arn that fixes the selling price for
miners and sme.ters quotes lead at $50
at tsa close.
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BrcadstuGs.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. 1.-THE wheat
market was not affected by manipulations
refuse to advance their prices. Barley
spsringly offered. Oats are still quite dull.
Flour-Net cash for family extras. s455
GAS; bakers extra, 81 SG4.4 40.
Wheat-Shipping, sL4i.4i. 42ls; No. /,
Nisa FOR. choice milling. s.. sal .4ss4
Barley-Feed. sllo; brewing, sll2l2ai.2o.
cS ol5P0fr e. 1ar fan sa fee I'd tSoa t.
Is; gray N.l5ql.l1ia; milling. N.l7lkg
1.22ls Surprise. 81 25ll.s5; black for seed.
N.s5gi. sIl4; red, a.35g1.45.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks 1890; wheat. CEN
tails. $50. barley, centals 3ei0: do Oregon
centals, 80: beans. sacks. ais; corn. CEN
tails. 2so; do Eastern 40; potatoes, sacks
iii; onions. sacks 10: bran. sacks. 800:
middlings: sacks, 6; hay. tons a: hides.
gallons, es.ioo; brandy, gallons, 900
Closing Quotations.
=, Wheat-steady; December, $685.; May.
Barley-Inactive: May. ss14c.
Corn-Large yellow, $.o54i0712
Bran-sl9. soI 50.
Wool and Hops.
Wcol-Spring Nevada. 1iqi2c; Oregon,
RQiic; fall, Southern coast lambs 74;Sc:
San joaquin lambs, 7QSc; Northern lambs.
quih plains, lQSc. Humboldt and Mendo-
elmo. li4i5c
Hops-Crop nominal; new. 12,4Glsc
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Millstuffs-M iddllngs, % per ton
Hay-Wheat, slbQI9; wheat and oat, sl6
4ls. best barley, SIS 5oaslS. 50: alfalfa. sl04p
n5o: clover. sllQl25o: stock. sllQl2 COM
pressed wheat, slt4l55o, straw, per bale,
311s4t40c.
Potatoes erly Rose. 65asoc: River
Burbanks. 5e9iGoc. River Reds 5en60c:
Salinas BuIbGnks Socsfsl % sweet. 15usoc:
Oregon Burbanks, 75cGsl.lo.
Negetahles-Silver skin onions, s.. 5oG6
20; cucumbers 5acQsl.25: garlic, 3JhI4c:
green peas, 90 &c, string beans lG4li5c per
ID: tomatoes. Vc4ti. Is per box; okra, i5c:
asparagus. 5oa35c. mushrooms. 6Ql5c
Fruits-Appies, common. s125: choice
2e 5oc; cran6erries, SQs: oranges. navels.
common California lemons 81 2s9Il. 50;
choice California lemons. Sl5oal 70: ba-
nanas, slnl-26 per bunch: pineapples, s. 20
al per dozen.
Butter-fency creamery, 2iixQG5c. do
seconds. S1ztc: fancy dairy. 21izQ25; do
seconds. 2ll22c.
Caeese-Hew, loal0l-c: old. 9IIoc: Cali
American. l0alic: Eastern l2MlSc.
Eggs-Store, l04I1c; fancy ranch iaal3c.
Potatry-Turkey gobblers. I94llc per 10
turkey hens. lo%Illc old BOOSTERS s. ssn
3.So, young ROSTERS. A-5oGS: small broil-
ers. AN45e, large broilers, &5s3S.s0. frvsrs
&Q6; hens s.5oa4 20: Old ducks. 81. s1sr
49,. geese, sl-Sal..o Per pair: old pigeons.
81. young pigeons, x.5taZ5o
s1xcnaax<.
London. 60 Aye ss4'S London. 81 ,ht .4ssl.
Financial.
Silver bars .... IS. Drafts-SiSb; -
Mex. dolls .4e1.l3sI 4cIeRrapn 93ls
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Com pessss0a.

We are Gov prepared to do composites
FER the trade tany msasursj In Sonparsii.
xialon BREWER ard Long Primer. Salts
faction xaarsntsed Cali or address Psss-
lafeslssers or 6oaftlA
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FOR HEAD or COPPER RIVER.

FOR HEAD OF COPPER KIVrR
Wanted-Twenty abls-bodied men 20
start for the new gold fields at the head
waters OF the Copper and Tanana rivers
~ once, over this shortest route 20 tre
Klendske Must have some means. Calf
at room x Northern Hotel from. 3 til
~
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opening here was at or above the London
parity. bat prices yielded Immediately
through commission houses. support was
forthcoming before these fell 10 last
night close. and tho market rallied, but
fell 70 the lowest before noon on the dis
quoting report eInanating from Key West
that evidence had been secured 20 show
that The Maine had been sunk by tor
pedo exploded outside the ship. The SELL
Ing OF this report was quite large, and the
level Of prices was carried substantially
below last nights close. bat the >uhse-
quent rally indicated that these sales were
their position. In fact, the whole days
market reflected doubtful frame OF mind
on the part of the speculative public and
s disposition sa to pursue a waiting policy.
Gouotless diverted TO the wheat market.
Yesterdays increase In the Burlington
dividend rate and the final steps toward
the Union Pacific reorganization com nit
tee, which was quite lost sight OF yesser-
cay, mad favorable effect today. There
Line and Oregon Navigation. which was
not explained by any definite news an
nouneement. The doubtful condition OF
the speculative mind was reflected In
periods or intense dullnsss during ne day.
The bond market showed weakness in
sympathy with the midday break in
stocks. but closing strong and generally
higher than last night Total sales. So
sr.oo United States new Is. and the old
IS coupon were y lower bid the old IS
registered = lower and the 81 . lower
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy az iL9I2 per cent. !:
last loan, Ii per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 3t4 per cent: sterling exchange.
duA and steady. with actual business in
bankers bills at s. Sia "a. ssh for demand.
and at ~ SSl& for sixty days. posted
rates. AS404. $50: commercial, bills SAC:
silver certificates 3saasS14c: bar silver.
asc; Mexican dollars, Gc
Government bonds weak; state bonds
dull; railroad bonds arm.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Feb. f7.-The local wheat
market is firm and prices are slightly
higher on bstter foreign cables Exporters
paid up To nc for Walla Wal,a today, with
rImors OF even better than this being done
for round lots Bluestem and valley were
firm At IsQs0c.
Cleared-British ship Indian Empire, for
Queenstown. with S.92s bushels of wheat.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. fT.-Totay's state
merit OF the condition 81 5.4~ Jssas4. :
sh0~s: Avail4b!s cash balance. Szis 2s2
gIz: gosd reserve. iiss. sA5 20.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Chicm go.

CHICAGO, Feb. T.--Cattle-Sales were
largely at 81 25a5. and cattle choice enough
TO sei for $50 and over were few and
far between Mos; OF the stockers and
feeders sold at s.. saus-s0. and no good
feeding cattle could be bought for less
than s425 Gamers were scarce and high.
but butchers stock sold at leu sc lower
than last week Veal calves sold at $iso
Us -. chiefly at s. z54i8 a.
Hogs sold az ar extreme range OF $50
ailsa. while pigs sold largely at 500
$50
sheen trade was slow at s3a3so for in
ferior sheep up TO A5osiD choice 20
prime nocks. fed Western predoIninatinz,
and going largely at AGs-G. Retailing
.heeo brought 81. aelf5 ~. and lambs sold
slowiy AT "a .slis So feeders bringing S. ~
Receipts - Cattle. ls,Wo. hogs. 400;
sheep, H.ee.
OMAHA. Feb. i7.-cattie-Receipfs. 200
head Market steady. Native beef seers.
~ G,y4sSs 80. Western steers. s. S1f4 ~. Tex
a. steers So I01s.se. COWS and heifers. -
s1g 70 stOcksrs and feeders, Ss.5eIf -.
pulls and stays. 81 4oaf3.to.
Hegs-R Receipts. 80. Market sc lower.
Heavy. 3. sga45. -: light. G.szgs-Sp. bulk Of
sales al s. sr4Bzs5-
Sheep Receipts. 800 MARKET steady.
fair 10 choice natives. s. 7elf4 70. fair TO
choice Westerns. s. 1sfss. common and
stock sheep. I4s. lambs. ~. 4E5.s0.
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On the produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm, creamery. lS8lsc.
dairy u0l7c.
Cheese-t2uet; sfSlxc.
Egxs-Firm fresh. i4c
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RESOLUTION NO. 205-EE 1T RESOLy-
ed by Tho Ciiy Council OF the Csgy OF
Seattle as follows:
% That 1t * the intention OF the City
or Seattle 10 Improve the alley running
snfoush BLOCKS one IL. Two CD and
Three go. OF Maynard plat Of the Town
now City Of Seattle BY FepIanAing fne
same TO the established grade.
t2l That the cost thereof be paid by
ASSESSMENTS 10 be levied upon the prop
crty abutting upon said portions of said
alley under the plan Of Immediate pay
msnt In the manner provided by the
Charter and ordinances OF the City of
Seattle.
90 That the City Engineer be directed
to furnish to the City Council an estimate
Of the cost Of said Improvement.
ca That the matter o. making said IN
protement VIII be considered by the City
Council at a session thereof TO be held on
the 18th day OF February. 1885 at 30
o'clock T.. NJ. IL Wa.ch tirae all persons
desiring 10 be heard before the City Coun-
ell upon the master Of making said i'm
proyement are notified 20 be present
Passed the city Council the 18th day Of
February. 1895 ana signed by me In open
aession in Authorization OF Its passage
this 18th day OF February. 1865.
J. e CREIGHTON.
President of the City Council.
Filed by me this 18th day of February.
1893
WILL III PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-orficio City
Clerk.
Date OF first publication. February II.
1888
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DR. J b. LOCGHARY. Bai.ey building
Special attention given diseases Of brain
ana nervous system
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KLOSDIk EES-Ask for tire RaIston
Self Raising Pancake Flour and Health
Foods. JohEsioac K Seer.
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RESOLUTION No ao2-BE IT RESoLV-
ed by tie City Council OF the city OF
Seattle a. follows
ID Thar It is the intention o. the city
OF Seattle 10 Improve the alley running
through Blocks SIX 90. Seven 81 ana
Eight go. Of Aaynards plat OF the Town
now city % Seattle by rep.anSlng the
same to the established grade
20 mai The cost thereof be paid Dy
assessments 10 he levied upon the prop
ertS souttlng upon said portions Of said
alley under the plan OK Immediate pay
meut in the manner provided by the
Charter and ordinances OF the City OF
Seattle
81 That the city Enginee. DE directed
20 furnish TO the City Council estimate
or the cost OF said improvement
~ That The matter OF making said i'm
RroFsmeu+ vii De considered by the CITY
COUNCIL al = session thereof 10 bs held on
The -sth day OF February. is5s al 80
oetoek D. IN. at ~h!ca time ali persons
desiring 10 DC heard before The City Coun-
Gil upon the matter OF making said i'm
pfoEsment ars notified to De present.
faSsed the city counc.i the 18th day OF
February. 1888. and signed by me IN oper
session IN naturalization OF It's passage
THIS 10Th day OF February. lsss
J r.. CREIGHTON
President Of the City Council.
Flied by me this 18TH day OF February,
WILL Ii. PARRY.
CITY Comptroller and Ex-ofiicio City
Clerk.
Date Q; frs: publication. February II.
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TACOMA. Feb. 17.-Wheat-Quiet and
steady. No. l club. 7512c; No. l blueStan,
SSi1c
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

wheat-No. ] club. Tic: No. / bluestem,
Soc milling wheat. No. / club, '4e. No.
bluestem &c.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Feb. II. 1S9S.
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma, Spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
Were.
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as. FiDN No si-E2e * resolved b
iolcss
a.. ast tt is TIE intention OK Tie city 81
xs&ttt q iUpruVe Twelfth Avsnue from
@F" son Street - Ee<ssr Nay Ny
4t the same AID HY c&nSt Tsscttsl<
as as nzrklHx strips en- kota
thetTef ie = manner slfaii2r a. shoSe
- - - fas Improvement % lN~5sta Az
80 t9r % ~ S@sg jefferson Street.
- .hat thS c1~s thereof DC pad by as
sAshts - ~ lSvsSa upon she property
-esths &p@n sAis rorsiea Of .2la Twelfth
$50 and sa4d Twelfth Avenue South
ses 80 St&A Sl immediate pay neat.