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t1eiudinE the Interest On the whole rryant
charged. mus De pad on or before the IIta
day OF December, ISIS Unless payment Dc
made On sncn inssaiignent en- or before the
nth day OF December. Iss~, the same sssag
Become cssin9uent ard shat bear fr11erexs
at the rate OF per cent. per assrurn. uagg
paid, and Il rot paid before said ,ire, a
penalty Ok five "a Per cent shall be added.
ana sns sums dsunquens shall be entered
on the annual tax rcn for tfas. T.s,rrer,r sear
against each lot and parcel OF land, and
I,art taereof. SO delinquent ard with the
interest," and penalty shall be collected as
other taxes. together with such additional
charges or penalties as are authorized 10
De charged and collected on other delinquent
taxes and each lot or parcet OF land 50 de-
sSAcE assessment, with Interest, penalty ana
costs, n the manner prov.9ed BY law
A. H. E0OTE
Iaty treasurer OF the City o1 Seattle
Date OK LIST publication November u lsgS
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F9aur-fs Receipts. n - barrels. sxpoT s
e. 5I barrels market quiet and irtfia
weaker. Minnesota patents. s5.19<a l. y.
winter Ssgugats s. s5fls&f
Waeat-Pece4pts, ~ 30 bushels: exports.
az - bushels. Sp5t. fTrn; No. Fsd &c.
fob, 0ptlog.s opened firm. bst weak from
The Effects % o,~ spring @r.at receipts
later with The advent ~ expavt demand
however the market rallied aad closed a.
&c decline for December ana Ia advance
for Mas. No red Mas closed al Tii&c
Hogs-Faciae osssst. 1s9S crop IS4=lc.
CsfYsv--sppis0as o7eaed @s2G paints net
higher. Saiss. E-sss hays Including De-
cen1bSr. 5rs1lFf.%,c. Mid. steady.
Sa1Sar-RAs. sfreaZ. fair refining fs-isc
censstFusa.. e. tess. { 1~I6e, refined. strong
hur c.-s.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.



CHICAGO. Nov, M.--Cattfs-Prices were
s'eaSy. Good 10 extra choice steers. $50
>. 40. co1imoDe- grades. $s4f{-sS. ssoekers
and feeders, SStss. ~. bulls, COWS and heif-
srs ranged from $50 10 si.la for the better
grades. calves. SS-Ssss
HoSs-Aarket steady. Sales were "a an
extreme range OF Ss.294IS.SS for common 20
prize hogs. the greater part selling at S-fa
asa. pigs. S3<fS IL
SAeep-Masket weak. LAMBS s.. 5assA 80 for
common up 20 N%tS.25 for caoice ficcSls.
sAeep sold AT Ss~aSss+. =. Westerns sold AZ
N-Ssssf-l5, and yearkngS at s.4ls 50: native
ewes We're Slow at sSssS.5a: feeding lambs
sold at 81 stssi 4sss: feeding sheep. s. eSaEa -
Receaa,s-Iaitie. 2,stn: hogs. as,on: sheep
6oW.
Omaha.
OMAHA, Nov. Is.--Catile-Recelpss 1 .saa
dea1- Market active and strong. Native
SSef steers. 81 Astss,. 20: Western steers. $50
"a. Texas steers. s. .Ss&fS.>o CONS ard
lelfers, sat. slccksrs and feeders. s. 40a
4. 80. bulls and s-sgs. So ssfs -.
Hogs-Recsipts. 100 lead. Market shade
"a - lower. Heavy, SS2atk.4a. mixed, $. s2is
f35o; isn ~, s5.5J412. -; bulk OF sales, 81 =
G3-S7ia
Sheep Receipts, $500 head, Market. SON
and weak, fair 10 choice natives. S.6Aas %
lair II choice Western, S3.saff4 10; connoa
10 stock sheep, SSssS 50: lambs. Ssss5, -,
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WASHINGTON. Nav. is.-Today's state
ment 81 the condition OF the treasury
show:
Available cash balanee .......... s2s. ~ : (
bo!a reserve ,+.--...t-...-...,-... 2si 0T3. ga
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re CITY oF SEA1yrl.E-Cyty Treas
seTs nasice.
se'ics is hereby given thar the srd an
- -. nasi&linlent az local Improvement dis
-. - M los Ter the Improvement OF Sec
~ STREET tas widroost by ordinance hon
u |. s 80 lily az "a re, from Ihe Scuth une
/. fake Stree, g. Tesier Avenue under me
'slSons af ordinance NJ. 7>A6. wAirg
.sssafs i1r the Improvement ~ sal Stree,
Y safa'ng and Paving certain portions
- AM providing Tor the raygneaE
t.ssllr IN !Qsga.irueats and establishing a
80 Ter such payment by the lsEyin= ana
ss.'eSthon % special assessments u1oa he
49, benefited nY Sas .Nsproet mcDt. and
s1AaAnS tog the isa3a3cs 9t bonds a. 4ts-
se@1fd ~ an sef ~ the legislature Of the
[.ss q Washington approved March s.h.
e Il uc4er tiC rrotie afAS * ordinance
e So, approved MAY I'm l>S4. as amend
y Ss ordnance Ne &4&p. approved Iulv
-. .sat ara tat tftN EhaYter ~ amend
{ @aa fo% Ten farce has htvM ally cersif4ea
ssH Tor collection. s9d tha respective
rs ShrfVtn tASrRea and levied against
C parcel ans .aI - lard. ard part fae.s-
= sad d-sfy.ct n pas u}gus OF SUCH IN.
ts.asashf regnalrs unpaid. ana the same
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Dairy Products.

IN the produce exchange To-Day the butter
MARKET wsS steady. creamery, tfsl-c.
dairy. isi.1Isc
Chsess-Csuies. NSsZc
EggS-F-esa sssss a@e.
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,aisaln raE CITY CT SEATTLE = cry

Tfr&xnTtT y NOTICE..
Notice Is hereby given that the srd an
hal installment OF local Improvement
dGrict No. los for the Improvement OF
lsssenth Street in the City OF Seattle,
Hn a point lN feet north of the north
Dim ef Pike Street to Olive Street under
Gbe provisions OF ordinance No 3Sg?.
Which provide for the Improvement Of
Daa street by constructing Il pipe sewer
hkng the centre Of said street together
vat all necessary openings, YVES. man
Aelss. YeniilatprS AMI flushing tanks and
|hy connecting the same with the main
pnefeeptine sewer now existing at the
Hsrseetion of Olive and seventh Streets
lAd providing tor the payment therefor
n tnsfalirnerts and establishing Il fund
Va such payment by the levying and col
1etsan OF special assessments upon the
earefty benefited by the Improvement
"a providing foI the issuance of bonds
authorized by an act OF tn" legislature
the State Of Washington approved
arch 9Th, lst5. and under the provisions
ordnance No. 2sIs approved May eth
~. as amended by ordinance No 3.i0
|4rrovei July iith. fSsi, and the CITY
(aaster as amended and now In force has
Sees duly certified tc me for collection,
- the respective sums therein charget,
ID levied against each parcel and fos OF
nd and part thereof in said district
Il payment ~ such lnsiallinent remains
lpasS and the same. including the in.
9ss, on the whole amount charged
lesi ne paid on ar hefure the nth day 81
Nsmber. iN:ss. Mess payment be made
such lus,atment on or before the 18th
lay OK December. 1874 the sanis shall be-
ENns delinquent asld shalt bear interest
ttshe rate oi per cent per annum until
An ana II not paid before said time, a
xsAts OF I'VE tai per cent. shah be add
a aud the sums delinquent shall ha en-
tsn On tha annual tan roli for the cur
81 Year against each lot and parcei ~
AL ard parr thereof So slelinutirut and
~ Tire interest aad penalty shall he
tu.sSisI as other taxes. together With
- additional charges or penalties rs
- - ssshoFz.d Ia hc charged rad cob
eessd on other delinquent taxes an,
- = ioi az parcel of land SO e..Ilr4us~;,r
"a ~ seld for the amount Of such az
ssstsett. with interest, PENALTY and
1sss III the manner .iroy ided by law
! =, 4 IL FooTF
ny treasurer - tht city 90 Seattle
- sA'e 81 iss publication November 10.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Nov. 1s,--A rather weak tone
was shown by wheat at the opening. Re-
opening here showed ssNld decline Ar
gentne crop reports were very favorable.
and seaboard houses reported small export
demand December starred i.M$sc lower.
and May Isnltc lower. The selling pressure
was not very heavy and a moderate buy
ing demand, mostly from professionals,
caused prices slowly TO advance For two
hours afterward the market was dun and
in the main fairly steady. The market be-
came quite firm .or a time after II O'clock
Orders from the outside either 10 buy or
sell were few and far between. but local
traders were rather inclined 70 favor the
buying side. especially as regards Decem-
her, and prices gradually worked up.
Half an hour from the close the lack OF
local cash demand apparent all day began
10 he appreciated, and the bottom appar-
entity dropped out OF the market. The sud
den break. however. brought in plenty of
buyers. and in the last few minutes OF
trading prices advanced as rapidly they
had declined. May closed at 63TsG66e and
Decemher at e5izmes9sc
Corn was fairly active. The market sold
off little at tira' on the weak cables and
in sympathy with wheat, but soon became
steady and remained so for the rest of the
day. May closing a shade higher
Oats were a little higher. but no. especial
~ active The firmaess OF corn HELPED
oats. May closed at shade advance over
yesterday.
The market for provisions. with the ex-
ception Of few minutes weakness around
the opening. due 20 sympathy with grain
was firm. but decidedly dull. Operations
were confined almos; entirely - scaiperS
packers doing very little and prices OF the
actual transactions were narrow. Al the
close January pork was &c higher. lard 2tsc
higher ard ribs unchanged.
No. 2 Wheat.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
& 5s5 ss,. 81 s & &; 6: 6 ss: Cd.
No. z Corn.
Nov e. 321s 39izs72sSs 70 fi32's 922x9sazi5
BE- 81 QgSs a-'a ~ ~ e :, 81 az'sp$a
No. Oats.
n nss: :: IS S: : 8. g. e ss.s ss.s.
Mess Pork, per hbl.
Dec. e. ..s7 seq s. s2's s. So 8 s2ls
Nay = :. :. 9't. sl3,s ~. Il e..
Lard, per 100 lbs.
ne - Sc '.ss2a S.:
short Ribs, peg 100 lbs.
Pee ,., 81 e. IS So So
Cash Quotations.
waest-No, spring. ca8esc; No. rcd.
5ofa-No. : as':eaae. -. ..,.,.. :. .
white. { Q. b. -s14c; No 3 White. Z. O. b.
Kye-No. =. sic.
Barley-No :. (. q. b.. 3tg ls19c.
Flaxseea-~$o. l. s6sc
Tiyngtny Seed Prime. s. q
Pork--Mess. pr barrel, {ss947-ss.
IAr8-Per ig} pounds, 81 ssfs g2i4
Srert Ribs~s.des. loose. 81 ssaI :
snoaldegs-DTy saltea. boxei. sA.Isizc
Snort y des-fl lear h0xsa Sa.1Bsg4 NJ
Wasky--n.stlIlers' finished goods per
gallon, 81 e
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Market unchanged; export. No. I
club. SIC; No. hiues,er, Sc, milling. NO.
club, Sic; No. / hiuesten. Sac.
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Spn ulsit lFes.rs

LONDON. Nov. is Spanish fours closed
az iiis
PARIS. Nov. is.-Spanlzh fours closed
at Il 10
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Nov. is-Wheat-Cluh, 5sl.c
bluesfeu, 6.14Esf3:zc.
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thick finish. S1SfiSs: cedar squares. J. s. ,
and 10 feet. $54l3 30: p5skeSs. 81
kiin-dried. 81 In advance Of green. Dray-
age Sc
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'Not included in totals because OF m
comparison last year
''Eot included i'm totals because contain
ing other items than ciearlngs
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Nov. s-There were weak
points in the stock market az the start
today, but the underlying elements OF
strength promised al one time to overcome
and prices uniformly went 10 higher level
Apprehension OF q weak showing III tofnor-
rows bank statement turned the tide to-
ward The side OF reaction in the late deal
ings. The level of prices was IN mos.
cases carried sharply below last night. and
net gains remaining were very much re-
duced from the extreme advances or the
day. The most influential factor in caus-
ing weakness was the obvious liquidation
going on in Northern Pacific. which ~ ats
trihuted 10 one of the leading officials OF
the property. The absorption Of stock was
attributed 10 the leading contending inter-
est in the property. This process Of trans
ference Is significant OF the d!scord said
10 exist in the property. Rumors are rite
also of the breaking up OF the agreements
which have been so favorable a factor Ia
the Northwestern railroad world The ef-
feet was manifestati ton Rot only in North
ern Pacific. nut in Union Pacific and other
railroads in the region affected. Della
ware e. Hudson was raided down to 93A.
with accompanying rumors of dividend re-
auction, This Is the lowest price for sew
eral years and is an accurate reflection OF
the decline in the anthracite trade. other
stocks affected by that trade falling in SYM
pathy. Notwithstanding these elements OF
weakness the market showed good recuper-
ative powers, the buying of Peoples Gas
particularly being sustaining factor. This
stock rose pa. Burlington recovered a half
Of Its quarterly dividend before the late
relapse in the Changers: Denver & Rio
Grande preferred also showed continued
strength. The bond market showed a
tendency to run off in the late dealings
except for few strong spots after a period
OF earlier strength Total sales, s. 21s,000
L. s. IS and new IS coupon advanced IA
in the bid price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. 1Ag212 per cent; last
loans. IL. per cent: prime mercantile paper,
3Gti per cent: sterling exchange, steady
with actual business in bankers bills at
81. AM4sSi. for demand. and at Si.S2L4 Ge
4.s2I2 for so days; posted rates, ST. S3G14 s6I. (;
commercial bills. Asla4 sl1s silver certiti-
Gates. 6oIe46ll2c; bar silver. 6Ossc; Mexican
dollars. iIi.c. government bonds, strong;
state bonds. inactive; railroad bonds, irreg
ular
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THE CITY or sEATTLE--ci,y Treas

THE CITY or sEATTLE--city Treas
urer's notice.
natsl lrlstalsrnent OF local Improvement t.ls-
trio. No. l94 for the Improvement OF Front
Street tas widened by Ordinances num-
nere4 Ifz. aad $50 and the adfacent and
connecting portion Of Yesler avenue in
Guiding as part of Front Street the Ps1hlic
Square known aa Pioneer Place, from the
South lire OF Madison Street 10 the North
line OF lestsr avenue and including taa;
part OF Yeslsr Avenue extending Easter
~ from the West lire Of Front Street pro-
duced South 20 The West curb line OF south
seaad Street produced North IN the CRY
Of Seattle under the provisions OF orSi-
nance No. sofn. which provides for the i'm
paving certain portions thereof and trovisi-
ing for the payment therefor in Install
ments and establishing a fund for such
payment ny the levying and collection OF
special assessments upon the property ben
Gifted by the Improvement, and providing
for the issuance Of bonds "a authorized By
Washington, approved March sth, Isg and
under the provisions OF ordinance No S34s
apgprovsd NAay ~ 80; ls a-s as amended s, BY
1884 and the city Charter as amended and
Tow In force has been duly certified To me
for collection. and the respective sums
therein charged and levied against each
parcel and sot of land, and part thereof
in said district in payment OF such INSTALL
ment remains unpaid. and the same, In
Guiding the interest on the whole amount
charged. must be paid on or before the ftth
day OF December. 1885. Unless payment he
made on such insEaliment on or before the
18th day % December. 1885, the same shall
become delinquent and shall bear interest
al the rate OF 6 per cent. per annum until
pad and If not paid before said time,
penalty Of live t5e 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,
ana part thereof, so delinquent and with
the interest and penalty snal! be collected
as other taxes. together with such addi-
tional charges or penalties as are author
lied TO be charged and collected on other
delinquent taxes and each lot or parcel Of
land so delinquent shall be sold for the
amount OF such assessment. with interest
penalty and costs. in the manner provided
by Jaw.
A. II. FOOTE,
City Treasurer OF the City of Seattle.
Date OF LIST publication November IL. 1898.
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DON'T fail IN try the genuine pork sati-
sage at sAs Seattle Yakima aa1 Fulton
markets.
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fTHE CITY OF sEAT'rLE-D Department OF
H1aace. Treasurer's Onice-Cisy Treas
wefs Notice.
Tssee il hereby given that the assess-
| mat roll OF Local Improvement District
Ne II Ia the city OF Seattle, created 81
0Rst,ance No. 5Es,. Entitled an Ordinance
1pxs,asng for the improve msnt Of L1enora
| tuseE IL the City OF Seattle. from the pub
| k main sewer IN Eighth Avenue 10 the a.
&ky between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. by
tonssruettng an ronsione pipe sewer
|shreashoui said portion OF said street, to-
|eetAey with ali necessary wyes. openings
lmanholes iamphoI5es. stntiiafors, catch
1>nArs and flushing tanks and providing
b The payment therefor by the mode OF
Immediate payment. and establishing a
lAnd for such payment by an assessment
6rpon all lots and parcels OF land benefited
IL sgch Improvement, under the provisions
4 Ordinance No 3'S5. approved April 18th,
- as amended by ordinance No. 800, APP
Ippeed May Sih. 1894. and Ordinance No.
| ~ approved May atn fssf1 and the City
[CAarsr as now in force, has been certified
&c ne for collection. and that unless pay
lrsHi OF tne assessment thereon contained
Ia made Within 30 days from the date of the
IflrN publication Of this notice such assess.
ymeat shall become delinquent and shall
ihesr interest at the rate of 10 per cent. per
(annun until paid. and Il not paid before
|G1fh assessment shall have become delin-
(quns penalty Of ; per cent. shall be- add.
I'd and The sums delinquent shall be en-
te5sa On the annual tax roll far the current
FM against each lot and parcel 50 delin-
bNDt and with the interest collected as
cfafr taxes separate account being kept
gkreof and II not paid within the time
Elsd FOR the payment Of city taxes shall
V collected. together with such additional
fArges and penalties az are authorized 10
p charged and collected on other delin-
Rxn' taxes each lot or parcel so delinquent
fhsn le sod fer the amount OF such a seSs-
nsht, with Interests and costs. at the time
fsd In the manner and by the same author
}iyss lands and lots are sold for city taxes
A. H. FoDTE.
CITY Treasurer Of the City OF Seattle.
pate of ntst publication, Seattle. Wash,
fSNeinhsr nth 1888.
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BOStan stock Market.

BOSTON. Nov. iS-Ciosing:
Bos. & Mon ....23s Parrott 80. ..... q
Butte n l5oS % I s-a d.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT ~ THE
United States for ghe district ~ Wash
fugton In ine matter % the Insolvency
~ Chas. II. Aiil.ec, a resident az said
state ar1 distttc3.
To tha creditors 20 CAaS H N3ler the
= tsnve-ran1ed bankrupt:
Notice is GFtebs given tAat 0n the leth
,la.- % NoVg aafter l>sN. ~ Seattle. jD said
district, the ss!i Class IT Miller VAS oa
hta owu uostoa aE}udke3 a bankrupt, ana
that lhe first meeting of the creditors ~
said hankrup, for 1he purpose % nlioE 40
establishing their claims fer choosing
f~tl-tee fnr Gis estate Yer examining SAID
naekrapt on oath. ana FOR The t~srsac- jun
20 such "a her bustaFSS as san 81 Wfus3y t~fgfe
before such meeting vtj BE held before
ihs. undersigned SIS fierce ir bankruptcy
az has oalcs in thr urNter Horton < Ca.
bank hatiiing ~ :. 3 ttie. washington. oG
ht fA.A say cF 4sccrWhe.. tN,s. az the hour
az 70 o'clcek tn the f2Eercon claims .3gty
approved az provided hy sec'sun = ~ the
acE cut3j}e3. An agt t0 establish "a u95-
form system ~ bankruptcy throughout she
f~rstef States approved Ju(t 3St. is.N
f-ay Hs aSdr3 20 or t}ct ws,s the auaeF~
s.sFeA as referee PRIOR rs -8f& a5e sing.
1safr8 "a. Seattle. Wash nE;or.' tass sstA
say Z %avcuf,er tss>
JOHN T. NDYT.
Recover - Bankruptcy
JOHN = HARTMAN
Attorney scv Bankrupt.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

WHEREAS. An am andcd libel has hee,
elad IN the United States District Court
instruct OF Washington. Northern Divts-
ion. on the Al day ~ November. fSsS by
IT. Soelberg. against the American
barkentine Leslie D. her tackle. ap-
parei and furniture, alleging that said
batkenfsne is indebted 10 said nhelsnf
uu1n an account for moneys advanced
Lv 'parncson e. Chiicott 70 said barker.
tine upon The credit OF said barkeDtine
81 nav certain claimS against said bark-
sutine which Mere maritime hens there
on. which account had been assigned and
transferred 10 Hbclant. in the sun, ~
ore thousand hire hundred aud ninety
sr.fef, AMI qi-f1n dollars 81 81 an. soA
nrav.ng thtt SAID vessel. her tackle. an
rarti and furniture may he condemned
ava sold So pay the deI8 q # aid 1beI-
art. with costs.
Now therefor, n UlfrsuanCa 20 the mo-
riflD., - tho SAIL court. 30 me directed /
40 hereby give l4l}c notice 70 all persons
,',atn,IrE or otherwise having any interest
IN the ea.d vessel her tackle. apparel and
mo said court. at the CITY o. Seattle.
washington. az IN. hour Of ten o'clock a
W m the 2iiA day Il November fNqS =
thst ssv shall - day OF Jurisdiction. oth
s.vssa on the ucxt day Of jurisdiction
.hereafter. then ami there 70 .uterpos.a fhqt-
eIairns end make tae.r delegations in that
q psied Seattle wash. Novembsr s;h. 1855.
1-n,.ea states Marshal. District # Wash
- ". TYLER. Deputy.
GorhaTn s Gorham proct7rs fer Libel
''' Date OF ars, publication. November s,h.
1885
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Am Cot OH -. 35a.i Lead ... ........ =
Preferred -. E. Vi Preferred :. liz
Amer spirits =. 1r4Minn Iron LBS
Preferred IS Nat. LIN. oil go. 81
AM Tobacco 1874 Pacific Mail ..... 3Sz.
Preferred e. ..ls7 Peoples Gas ..le.7s
con Gas ...-...ls2 Pullman Fai ...IsSls
com Cable 60 L. silver Ger ...... ga.
Col i'airI 4 I .. 22iz stand Rope * z
Preferred . g.. - Sugar 49,. .....fT
Federal Steel e. Pa Preferred r.. ...lffts
Preferred e.. .. 75i.iTenn- Coal K 297s
cen. Electric 90. = Z : Leather -. 60
Illinois steel III L : Rubber =. 4lts
lntcTnatl Paper slhs| Preferred O.. - lg}f1
freCerre5 D.. =. fli4l Wes; Ua.oa -. 20
"A t-f.1se Gas 4~1-4
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Nov. IS. 1893.
Exchanges az the Seattle, Tacoma spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
usFl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

Less superior quality, per II. Nc a.
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cedar, S }, COMMON. per II, s. 51s3t. srry,ea
ss@. se@7 .edar ~atHss. bolts g. @sgYs 81
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fsce5. C33e or 1870 SIDES. s. 70 81 - s~0Sss
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si4Nl>. 81 vertical grain. 81 per AZ sxfra
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s-iueh ff-lsh. 3, No- = s.: W OF channeI
fs.s-t - Grep ssd1ss weight @.fa9 lbs. 81
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yo@sga, $ sc Is, : 4. 81 &9.is as
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u ass-ns $50 Tel cedar humber Rough. &
ceiling weights Nos- l. ana ! I-inrh
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-19

Ciearances Balances
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