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The times., 1898-04-03
AiIsCEILANEoUs.

SiAoS6LLa
DOCTOR BALDUs-Removed to 2il5 Pa. ave.
NV ap3-7t
WAR-Register with the. New England Registry
Bureau before it is too late; special identifica-
tion label for wheelmen; accident policy; all for
81 year: agents wanted. W. r. CILLEY Manager
Washington Loan and Trust Building, Washing
ton. ID. c. It
iii further notice. JOHN KENNEDY. iJh md
+ ne; 1885 F NV. and I07 G. NV. apsSt-em
DON'T let your roofs get rusty and leaky; now
is the time to have them painted for 75c per
100 square feet. Address \. y. s :, Painters,
1918 st. NV. ap2-7t
expert; drop postal. JAS. Il. DURITT. @05
18th st. Sc. ap2-St
ALL our 81, $3.50 and So Saxouy
Wool Jackets and Sweaters oSc
now; yes. 0Sc; to wind up Winter
season: too many on hand. on nc
count mild Winter; our loss your
gain. C. AUERBACH. "Thc Knit
Jacket Man." a II; Est. 1877.
ORNAMENTAL wood works; lowest prices. I2l0
L st. NV. aPl-5t
SPRING PATTERNS Of wall paper: rooms pa
pered, - up. LEPREUX. 1lG2 Va. ave. sw.
mh31-3t-em
STORAGR-Good storage room light, dry and
clean. THOMAS BOWLING & co, Auction
eers, 612 L St NV. mh3D lmO-em
GET YOUR HOME READY FOR FASTER-Let
US start papering the rooms Well use
only new. stylish. handsome paper and give
you very best work, for s. up. We can save
you money Painting. +. G.. NOLTE. $40 9th
St No branch. mh33tf
SEND Postal with your name and
address to C. AUERBACH, cor
& III, and Monthly Fashion Cata-
logue, illustrating over 200 New
Styles, viii be mailed 10 you, regu-
larry. Free.
mh12tfern
ROOMS PAPERED, sl.75 up: written guarantee
with every job; samples brOught send postal
WILLIAM V. MAHONEY. 1870 st. Sc. uIi2s-6t
ROOMS PAPERED only 3 up. NJ. y. EVANS 4
CO., 222 18th st. sw. mh26-lw-eIa
THE POsToFFICE LUNCHROON. at 1929 Pa.
ave-, is doing business a large icale; come
down and look in. mh25-l5t
ANY Color or Size made to Order. special Low
| Rates to IN our Nortb W. VI Eyes on EI.f.R
BACH cR.'t and II. Est % years. mR5s-ti-e@ en-
! FOR LFAsE-For the Summer season. PAVILION
and grounds at Lower Cedar Point Address J.
B. WELLER. Wayside z. O., Charles Co, Nd.
| mh23-1 15t
| 1T COSTS VERY LITTLE to make your home coy
! and beautiful. We charge only 3 up for
papering rooms with our rich, stylish paper. And
| you won't get better work for double our prices
f. G. NOLTE, $40 9th ST. No branch. mh93-ti
PRINTING AND BooKBNDNG.
Printing 500 cards, 55c; 500 envelopes. 75,;
300 note heads, 75c; 500 statements. I5ci bind
| ing magazines, soc; miscellaneous books re-
bound C E. WILLIAMS 6l5 9Th st. NV. feot
HIGHEST prices paid for gents cast-of cloth
ing. Drop postal to SAUL BROS, s2S It.
NV. mh2-3mOs-em
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS,

DUG T st. n. w
Gold filings and bridge work a speciality. nj
the lowest price: amalgam filings. soc; full sets
of teeth on plates. 50; extracting either By gas
or local spray, absolutely painless soc; with
out. 25c; all work done By experts and guar
r-h-sa-fE.en,
The times., 1898-04-03

MNE. LA RUE, Medium, tells past and pres
ent; gives luck and spells taken Of I223 I-2
? st. NV. Walk upstairs mh11-2w-em
The times., 1898-04-03
DIR. CZARRA

IN Nervous Chronic, Skin. and PRIVATE Dis
EASES, X-RAY. Static. Faradic and GaIvanic
Electricity, in Catarrh. Rheumatism, Kidney and
Bladder Diseases. Sexual Weaknesses, Structure
Hernorrhoids, Syphilis. and Diseases OF Women
Consultation from 10 D. 6ls Pa. ave. NV
fe16-tf-c1
The times., 1898-04-03

MONEY TO LOAN at the lowest rates OF interest.
on improved and unimproyed property in ths
District Of Columbia; no delay beyond rxa1,-
ination OF title. WALTER Il ACKER- 7Ot I3th
st. NV. feS-tf
The times., 1898-04-03

MONEY LOANED on household furniture piapos
F. B. McCOWA AN, Room 10 I4Ig f ST. NV ap2- I'm
The times., 1898-04-03

MONEY to lean: from 50 10 $50; no collateral re-
quireJ; negotiable paper bought. GEORGE
d. HORNING, Room II, Central Bldg, 9th and
Pa. ave. ". ulh3- -lno-ern
The times., 1898-04-03

FOR SALE have large list OF farm and sub
urban property for sale and exchange; call or
send address for catalogue; I handle nothing but
bargains. ABRAHAM FISHER, 5I2 + st. NV.
ap3-3t-eOd
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NEW YORK ETs.


NEW YORK, July i2-There was not
able disparity again today In the activity
az the bond and stock market. the volume
OF transactions in bonds Continuing on
g very large sea.e. white the stock market
vas dull throughout. In the Early trading
Atchlsaa preferred continued conspicuous.
The buying WAS attributed 10 the same iD-
fersN, With took this stock yesterday.
There was TO purpose 80 advance toe
I11n4an sold quite heavily Of ttis stock
and & few others bought ether information
al stocks. The baytng o, the A'chiso1
stocks continued as aggressiyely as yesteF-
day ard led tae very Notable movement
isi the band raaYkst The price Sod oI
:. per cent from TOP On fFading and re-
ai.ztrg bat the suyfHg movement nGats-
tanned lfs force ~ TIE decline TIE 49,
u.and fer Ascsaiso preferred dtfnSatsfsel
before the cloSe this removing the 9nEY
movement oF positive ssrengt5 IN tae stock
market which DROPPED or sraaR volume
% business,
TIE declines were mast conspicuous n
The ztagkz which verse advanced under
rnamspusat tofl last week, notably Omaha
and Northwestern There Is az effort 70
~ freru ne sock market iato the h0nd
market oa 5ha ground Ehat the n@s revenue
ax provides na tan on the sale % bsnas,
although Stock sales are taxed at the rae
a & I-T hundred SHARES This HaI tax
does is fac. loom up 3rEesy In tAe eyes,
o. professional traders
Sut the eEatE1 of transactions makes GO
but sasass grog1EsaO9 OF the total IN al
active market. A movement iE bombs lp~
or which interest payments are coEtsHgeEzs
uScn earnings - tie vGsS2Sl - pgslsxzlr
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oils and Turpentine.
Cylinder oil. bbls. &oQ9oc: cases. SC

Cylinder oil. bbls. %o09oc: cases. SC a6-
White Lead Uobblng, -pIoneer or Carter.
2.0oo-ib lots. s5.c. 5n-lb lots, s'zc: less than
so lbs. &c. Prepared paints. 5-gaI cans
81 4ssil 60: 1-gal cans 81 sefit Sc t-gaI cans,
Ns5U l.so quart cans. 81 6Gisa
miscellaneous.
Soap uobblng)-S Seattle Savou, 2,s. 5sc:
zoos, Is; Electric COS sIlo zoos s. 70: Gil
bert Il Co. Dora. zoos, So. ls: ais o5c; Co
rnne. zoos. s. 90 Sos. SOC: Rabbits. .s, 81:
i9s 81 IS: Proctor Il Candles Ivory. 4os,
81 So zoos 81 CASTLE. white. i2Sslsc per Id.
CASTLE notified. iec.
Tobacco UohbIngl-Plug chewing Climax.
4.c. Star &c: Horseshoe, &fc; SptarAead.
47e. Piper Heldsick. AZ; Scroll Tag.
e2ac: sun Tag. per IL. 52l.c: Sonnet ming
Coed &c; fine cut. chewing. paii. ies. 80
a. 50. Seal of Norta Carolina. ~. per 10.
6le: Us. e0c: Lime kin. 2-oz, Csc, i-o1,
s3c. Masiin IS. 5sc: rs, sic.
Paper tjobpingt Grocers' straw. &C.:
butchers straw. 2izc; Ne MANILA. 4c:
Nc. MANILA. &c; paper bags. less discount
list: arab express Ai4c
Bags oobhingl-Grain. per 100. $50, Old.
per fa 81
Br.ck-comu1ou. s5Gs Per NJ: pressed.
sg.ase per 81; hrebrick. tyGSo: terra Gotta
pipe DC rer foot.
cemsnl uobhing)-Portland. X b. 4 s..
Lime (jobbing) Roche Harbor, si.,5:
San Juan. $l.Is.
Plaster Ooohing)-Golden Gate. per Dbl
Plaster Hair oobbingl-washei. .so p~r
sack. unwashsd. $40 per sack.
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CHICAGO MARK E.lS.


CHICAGO. July 1.-THE weather every
where. with its prospect of permitting
threshing operations and increasing the
movement OF the new crop, caused bear
ish feeling in wheat at the start LATER
New York wired that exporters had taken
over 30o.o0o bushels there for export. and
prices made a short lived rally. Brad
streets statement, which was expected to
be bullish. proved disappointment This,
together with heavy Foreign markets,
started some general selling. The market
had a sudden recovery near the close,
when II was reported that the miliers at
Minneapolis and Duluth had bought 600 ooa
bushels of wheat held In store there at
from S. to 50 cents. The arrivals OF new
wheat are increasing. and promise to be
very large next week Chicago receipts
were fc-.T cars. thirty-one of which were
new: July closed lac lower and septen-
Der lost Ae.
Improved crop reports and lower cables
caused the liquidations by longs at the
start in corn. The loss was more than
recovered later on shorts buying to secure
profits on weak spots.
Fluctuations in wheat and corn influence
ed oats. September losing iac.
Provisions were given firm opening
on hog receipts below expectations and an
advance OF sc in prices. The closing prices
were the best OF the day. Pork gained zoe
and lard and ribs i0c each.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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SAN fRAs1i>t MARKETS..
Hrea a stu Ns.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 5a-WAeat "a
tow szF -ht@sss-s-- lower rsff.fnrs very N,tie
c>ffFsgE -Four Gas 'seeu unchanged Ter
saa2e zane. Tas market - not serv active
sonse - the milk being csose1 daH1 nsS~
Icy - sasssE 9of both .--sos and options.
Oats are Quset AMI gln- Stock quotations
were.
k9snr--%et cash far family extras. SO
as bakeFsf extras s. ssSf& <
u hest~sSfsrp.rE S&s. G1lZ. milling
& Lsf.as
l.aFlsy-Fesd. A.l-afz. brewing. nom
lnaL
Oats Poor 70 far. 81 ssssf =. gray. 81 ~
ella fazscS fssa. S.-ssasi-g.sz. gray. T. -
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per cent higher. The following are the
sales In detail;
New South wales 100 bales
Queensland i.ae hales-Sccurtd. Is sssas
greasy. sAfsieksd.
Victoria 80 haies-Greasy. 5s5lA.
Tasmania fe tss,ee-sSreasy. sA lad
New Zealand. Ito eaies-~Scoared. essdG
Is ~: greasy. s2sN,sd,
Cape ~ Good Hope and Natal. $40
ha.es-Scoured Sas;is Si.ds greasy, 1sgsd-
HuatA Arenas. % ba:es--<irea&y, St1Sfessd.
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TIE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON. Jn7y y - Some N Dol IL being
sold oTi sb1rf t1s range of ruling quota
ssans though tFa1s IS q4.es. IL Is yet
between seasors with manufacturers. hut
samples fer sEF.ng gods Nj bs shown
ssysn an3 the expectation IL sha. thss will
start business Australian NSols. secured
hssss cofnSinR g1pe Ffs3e. ss6f -. good ssSx
%. average. S-sst5c. Queensland e0rnbing.
&c.
London.
LONDON. Jay s1-Tne wssi auetion
sasss weYr continued today wtfa offerings
u IL Nh halss. including iize messcas
wa.ca showed syssttsdix .. fatty N 10 10
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Sci F.

II - yourself you must coustder.
DO not Aesitate. Write and ask for
free circulars and testimonial, ten.
Ing you what "Hudyan" does for
p"ny me". Ii cures them always.
Rapidly, surely, permanently. He .
man once more. Hut "Hudyan." and
'H"Ayaa" oaly, does this xranA
work.
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LIVE STOCK E'rs.



CHICAGO July i2~caitle ruled STEADY.
averaging a tribe higher. Choice steers.
tsst5 81 medium. 81 ssft4 -. beef steers.
81 lo4t4 90 siockers and feeders. 81. aoSf & 50;
bulls s3ag, %: cows and helfers. IS. aga:
calvrr, a. sSuI.
Hoss were strong: &c higher; fair 20
choice 81 sisf4. packers, s. Is9f3 Sc; butch
ers So stfi5 g: mixed, s. 8fs3aza3s lights.
s. 7p42sa pigs, xs.s0sg -,
Sheer were in good demand at the recent
advance. prime sheep, ssaI5 =: ctiiis. sg.51a
$50: western, s. s5tfs 70: rams. s. 2siE3. Is.
ewes s. 5suS.Sf choice lambs, ssai.. ~.
geceipts-CattIa. 3.,oe. hogs. 1903. sheep.
400
Omaha. -.
OMAHA. July IL The cattle market was
steady: receipts, 2 sg head, native beef
steers 81 1896: western steers. s. arg 4 10;
COWS and helfers. ssassl s.41. st0cksrs and
feeders. s. sDff4.s0, calves. 81 sfi6 80. bulls
ard st8ea Ssutfe
Hogs-Recsipts so head. market
shade stronger heavy, 1.sp. mixed IS E=le
as fight. s.. .oaF2.i5: bulk % sales. - zzsa4
az
sheep-Re-elpts. so. market, steady;
fair 10 choice natives, 8 saaas3. fair TO
eheice westerns s. sgn4S1 common aud
stock sheep. ssAFssaD. iaUhs. 81 @sas,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROT.T--So-
pYoNainont District Ne. iBS foy the inn
movement of BoTen Avenue, Union
street Minor avenue and Meir0se Ave-
nue. in the CITY OF Seattle, under OEdt-
nance No 4sTs. and hearing thereon.
ment rolf Of Local Improvement District
No l6s for the Improvements Of Bcreu Ave-
uua Union Street Minor Aveane ard Mel
rose Avenue under Ordinance Ne ass has
basn reported by the Board or Public
Works - tae CITY Council of tAa CITY Of
seattle ami - now ou iiie In tb@ offire -
the t1tg Comptroller and eI-otstcto tsfy
Clerk and the same Is now open for public
Inspection at sal3 office and viii remain
onen Tor inspection uutil Monday the first
dHV - August }Ns~ AZ s O'clock r. m. and
ali persons Interested are hereby required
"a app~ar before the Cffv Ceuncta AZ 4 sae-
SION thereof - pr held in the Council
Chamber in the C}ts Usi on said first asv
- August GSse At 40 o'c!nrk y. ~ ard
yssRk~ objections thereto. Al s&t4a tire 50
axei the CtLy Coancji viii corsigiey any ana
all o@4~ettcus mate. Epi viii make such
coy ttors }n sad YoI @s tt siZTwas J@st.
ard wi}l tAer by Ordinance sppyass s5seh
roli ana lrVv and assess fhe steo,1nts
taereot asatost each p8rce} as1i tot ~ iaU3
SHOWN ia sAtf r5il All Gssc ara me srne
fist lien taerrun said matter MAJ bee s J
aourHeI ye 3 '3tCr>dAte < So ordered oy the
WILL II PARRY.
t~ttv f-uragt rVilnf ast EN- ffsica0 cay
CLERK - fHe tTtV ~ Seattle.
lase ef aTss publication S9iS IS. i$s-
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FOBlk:JGN MARK ETS.
financial.

NEW YORK. Jaly ls-rNe Evening
Posts London financial cahlegram Gays.
The settlement engages attention here
70 the dssriment Of new business Prices
were lower. 5ut The tone Was good In
Americans. Aschlscn. which took the lead.
was bought On divided extensions. Other
American stocks showed no important
change, some being UP and others down.
Spanish - have rssen 10 80. the resigra ton
of the ministry being regarded as fore
shaaowing peace. Grand Trunk ard 9TH
er Canadian stocks remained unelikaxed-
Milwaukee l. St. Paul was carried over AZ
l per cent
The indian rupee loan OF Ei.1c.oN 10 .
great success.
Closing 0aoaatloas.
LONDON. july la-Siosnx ouo.ationss
Canadian Pacific, IS. Grand Trunk. "a:
bar silver. steady at s7,sd per ounce: mon-
ey. A1sz per cent
OrenAstu6s.
LIVERPOOL, July s-Wheat-Spot,
No. red northern spring, s,eady al 10 sd.
Corn~July. nominal. September, steady
al as ss.d October. steady at Is Had
Flour--Sseacy. fancy winter. - 3D.
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PORTLAND. Ju,y f:-A few GALES Of
sEu21 quantities - Valley wheat have
bcea made EcrlY ere past tew lays g, ~
ara cho.ce Ws.3a Wsgia would prooahsy
e.4ag ina same figure
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II you have . saspteiOn that you
Nave blood faint I'm any form ask fog
absolutely free medical advice and
free "3O-day blood cure" circulars.
All foPms Of the disease aee. No after
sGects.
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Onee ON discovering this SAD state
OF existence you shosIA realise wA.s
IL VIII mean for you I'm the fns.r.
lou Will grow more like q we.Eu.~
tAen Sou are now. Xos will further
erass yesr system IL you eonsiase
- neglect health.
YOUR

Splendid feeling OF fali strength ~.v
he restored 20 yos. Quste =. 49,
d een who were hopeless are now
sss' 81 vim and are. II In certain
snst yos may again know what be-
hnS bramfsi Of life aeaas, hut dc.
lays are dangerous.
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THE SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET

wheat-Narke; nominal: export. No
ciubl SIC. Ne. I blg sstrm. SIC Milling
wheat Ne. club. esc, No 1 bIusssern, esc.
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Quotation

Flour-Steady.
Wheat Spring. No. 2 old. 7sc; No. 3.
old. 7sQs4c: red, No. 2. 7sc.
Corn-No. =. 3ls.c.
oats-No .. ssissf24c: white. No. 2. esssg
2.c: No g. 25l 28c
Rye-No. ., 4Si4sftsc.
Barey--No. 2. 3l33Sc.
Fiaxseed-~No. J. s.0iis
Timothy seed-prtme. SOS
Mess p0rk-Per bbl.. sl0siI0nS.
I.ard-Per 100 lbs, SIS 50u5 5sis
Sides-Short ribs 0oose). IS. fag5. sn
shoulders~Dry salted fboxed). +s147sc.
Sides-Short clear (boxedi, G&Ts.I5.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products

On the Produce Exchange today the but
ter market was firm. creamery 13sg6lisc.
dairy, iIGIsc Eggs firm. fresh, llJxc
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Hudson Medical Institute,
oeockton, Market and Ellis Streets
6an Francisco. California.



ironstone pipe sewer OF proper dimensions
throughout said portion OF said street. to-
gether with all necessary wyes, openings.
manhoies. iampho.es veuttiators, catch
basins and flushing tanks.
t2l That Tie cost thereof he paid by as
scssments upon the property anutting upon
said portion OF said Blanchard street I'M
der the plan OF Immediate Payment" In
the manner provided by the. charter and
ordinances OF the City OF Seattle.
CD That the City Engineer be directed
to furnish 20 the City Council an estimate
OF the cost OF said Improvement.
60 That the matter or making said i'm
provenent viii be considered by the City
Council al a session thereof TO be held on
the first day OF August 1885, at O'Clock
p. m. at which time all persons desiring
to be heard betore the CITY Council upon
the matter of making said Improvement
notified To be present.
Passed the City Council the lith day of
July. lss. and signed by me in open ses-
sion in autheniica ION OF It's passage this
18th day OF July. 1893.
W. V. RINEHART,
FreSid,at Of the City Council
Flied by me this 18th day OF July ls9s.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-oficio City Clerk
ISy G.. Il. CORYELL,
Deputy Clerk.
Date of first publication. july l3 1898.
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ais.ss; milling. n-ssslss: Surprise, n-.s
Rerefufa

a FL; milling. n-seis: Surprise. n-r.s
a i r5ous. quarter sacks s.sTs; do Oregon.
s"e; barley. eentals, -; oats washtns-
ton; sacks. saa: do Oregon. lits: posa sass.
$. ,.,s,. onlons, sacks, -, bran. sacks.
wos: bales q DO Oregon, "a ss i,sss MN, r1s
par. So quicksilver. TASKS. ~. wine. gal
Produce. rruit, Et-.
M:nssufss- M.ddlings. sisscarso: bran,
Hay-wheas. new crop SINNERS ~.
whea, and cat. ns.sea sSss: alfalfa. s,ssss;
i1o; ssrsw, Per bale. sSi Sc
FsSetasss<-Sisver<kin onions. red ssss
s tS; sasae; sf5s: green peas. iss9.,se.
egg piant sasc; chilli green peppers. seS1
Frulss-Fancy strawberries sas: cher
riss, +egsc; peaches. 7seSfsl q: pluns. ~
u.sc: Naisncaa oranges. $i.asIs: common
California lemons. sigta71.75; choice Cali
fornia lemons. sasi25e; bananas. slae: pine
apples. sl12
Butter-Fancy creamery. Gle: do seconds
1s5s' fancy dairy. hqisc; do seconds.
.s caeese.Nsw: sss:e: Young America.
,si Esss~s,ore, ,. il:;,,ffaisc: fancy ranch. leg
p PonlI;rryyu,,rurksy sobelev. ls@isc; turkey
roosters. $sGI-; email hrollers. s.. ssSs -:
large oroilsrs. s3.5R4: flyers Sos 30:
mems. tstdia; old ducks se.ads: young
ducks. 3. yo14: geese. T5cfisl pair: gosiinss
3eusi; Old pigeons. 81. asai.50 per dosen:
young pigeons. ls51l.Je.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring Nevada, logfi4c. Eastern
Oregon, foli2c: Valley Oregon iSffr-c:
northern. liQl5c; mountain lambs s1llc:
san joaquin plains. seliGc. Humboldt and
Mendocino e1Sc.
Hops-oid crop. li4l3e; new crop. sa
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Firm: December. ST. sN..
BaF.ey-inactive; December $ilsA
Corn-Large yellow. si4i.dz1s
Exchange.
Sterling, on London. sixty days. ASls;
do sight, t4.sl.
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. ssia DraftS-Sggh. 49, Is
Mex dolls .is'eQieaa Telegraph =. . i7ts
Mining stocks.
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TACOMA WHEAT MaRKEr.
PORTLAND wHEAr MARKET.

TACOMA. July f2-Whcat Steady
cl-a. Sic. b,ues;en. e4c.
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New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. July l2-Sotson.
STEADY. aniddling, is-isc-
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mary % stocks that have claims ahead.
in this class Of bonds. variousiy designated
As income and adjustment bonds There
was also an active demand for newly -
sued bonds % rsofgsnized companies.
which are held in large amounts by under
writing <yns;caaes ana Sal uracscrecc
BY small Investors. There was some preft
taking In the speculative issae< Involving
slight recessicns trom the opening prices.
aat net gains % from one 10 over four
points were left.
Total sales, $4,000
Tnere was no change "a the quotations
fn- govern srn.1S
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW

Sea.sIe July u. 1ss-
Exchanges AT Tie Seastle. Tacoma, Spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
were.
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THE S. Rosaiie will leave for Skag-
way. Dyea and way ports on Thursday
evening. July IL, at u. m.
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FOR sae moment at yoarsels. Ar~
you In "sood fFtns- Too are 49, =.
thae ssate that Derfeet aea are. Yo.
Tear and trenble All the tine. :,
net aetsafiy sAaking, ven sr. go.
tal1ty.
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WAGNEsR'S Band and Mrs. Edmunds
Of Madison Park tonight at $50.
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EXCURSION TO SnoQualmie Falls next
Sunday, $50 a. m. Fare si.o0.
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RESOLUTION No. S3.-Re IL resolved by
the city Council OF the City OF Seattle as
follows.
~ That II Is the intention of the City of
Seattle 10 improve Fifteenth Avenue from
East Union Street to a point i=0 feet south
of East Denny Way by the construction of
an iGonstone pipe sewer throughout said
portion OF said avenue. together with all
necessary ~ySS. openings, manholes lamp
holes. ventilators. eaten basins and flush
Ing tanks.
% That the cost thereof be- paid FOR by
assessments 10 he levied upon the property
butting upon said portion of said Fifteenth
Avenue under the plan of "gmmediate Pay
mcnf." In the manner provided hy the
charter and ordinances of the Cily OF Seat
tie.
60 That the City Engineer he directed to
furnish TO the City Council an estimate of
the cost of said Improvement
ca That the matter nf making said Inn
provement viii be cor SideTed by the CITY
Council at a session thereof TO he held on
the first day of August ISIS AZ $ O clock
p. m, at which time all persons desiring
10 be heard before the city Council 4pnn
the matter Of making said Improvement
ara notified "a be present
Passed the CITY Council the ilth day OF
In authorization OF It's passage this nth
day OF July. 1ss.
w. V. RTNEHAET.
President ~ the City Council.
Filed by me this 18th day OF July, INas.
Will. IL PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-ofsicln CITY clerk.
Ry g. X. COKTEf.f.
Deputy CLERK
Date Of first publication July Il. lSs'S.
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Mining stocks.
Total sales.
Money and Exchange.

Money on cali, 1Aaii4 per cent. last
pear a s per per fe1 een serln ss' saehsn pa
steady, with actual business in bankers
bills at Ns544U s.s6 for demand. and at
SsssieIi $40. for sixty days. Posted rates,
81 S5gts .ssi2 and 81 sslsf4.s7 Commercial
bills, s4s3ia Silver certificates. 6sats,c,
Bar silver, s9isc. Mexican dollars. 45iac.
Government bonds. steady; state bonds.
duh; railroad b5nds. strong.