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- - ~ Olive and Seventh Streets
tse-resss-,ar sn- :Es payment therefor
81 2fgsss~--rsss ard establishing 2 fund
rs u. srrs&.y.t ~ rne lsvytgg and col
8 sss a sreeial assess ff'etts upon the
tssl4a = 4.s-4f.tssd bg he Improvement.
<gg-@s.1-szsrs. feF the issuance OF bonds
81 sss--sz ~ an acs 81 the legislature
= AZ sss.1 Of Washington. approved
& ~ 90 and under tBt provisions
fasesss.s s.ea No. Tass. approved MAJ It'll.
= - amended ~ ordinances No $40.
- = is1fv llfh. Ists and the CITY
ssf,rssssaa sr7ended nd now in force has
zssl 49, rer4ih~si - me for collection,
~esz 80 -sxr,eeffTs ssrns therein charge.
assl lss agatnst each parcel and lot OF
-. uarr Thereof IN said district
sASs..-sgrt a sycn Instsi.rn@nt remains
y ps5S sd fhs SANE, Including the in
1pssS' TIE Whole amount charged
tres ,salf On or before the lith day az
rsssssse sssS Unless payment be made
<scr'sss srx.aliraenE On or before tie lith
~ - rsrerster fs.ss the same shall be-
W. sssssauent 49, saaA bear interest
s1s1s go per cent per aBuEFu until
l1s..s II not paid before said time, a
- II fve ~ per cent shall be add
p1sssa M Suns delinquent shall be en-
"a. a. - IRE annual tax roll for the cur
- - ~.4r against eacfl lot and parcel OF
80 Ssrd part thereof 50 delinquent, and
thss 80 Interest ard penalty shall De-
x,ssssse,ed IS other taxes. together with
go additional charges or penalties as
- as,taovgxsa 90 be charged and col
49, IN other delinquent taxes, ard
= Ia or parcel 81 land 50 delinquent
- b sold for the amount Of such as
- with interest penalty and
rs. IN the manner 'royidsd - IaM.
rs.v Treasurer ~ tho city % Seattle.
.rsts a lat publication November 10.
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Financial
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is -.4li491i72. Te!agrap
Mining stocks.
CHICAGO ETS.



CHICAGO, Nov. lt-Openlug trades in
wheat showed an advance OF about half
cent fer both December and MAY Deem
Der, which closed Saturday a 657sc start
Ell today Ar t6&sa6iiec, while May opened
az 65iaQ66asc. These prices prevailed for
some Ittle time. Nearly go 0[A bushels Of
wheat We're taken here for export late Sat
urday. and an additional 1890 bushels were
reported sold carly today for the same pir-
pose. the fact that contract stocks here were
Jess than 100 900 bushels made local shorts
especially In December rather anxious and
trading. which for some time has been ex-
ceed!ng,y duh, became very active in conSe-
QUence. To add 10 the uneaS iness there was
continued talk 20 the effect that December
Wheat had been considerably oversoI3 AZ
the seahoard. VITA rum0rs Of a possible
squeeze Liverpool was strong ard an ~
lisa. and this hal some effect on trading,
oat not so much as II would had 81 not been
that Liverpool VAS almost alone in the for
ei@n strength. The visible Increase was
: lA4.0aD bushels and this was a factor tn
,3e reaction that took place after the first
hours trading There was 4 good deal ~
realizing on wheat. showing good profits
and holders of calls sold against them.
Thls relieved the pressure, May easing Of
y sSiac and December . the same price
The latter month was too much In derlsrd
for any permanent downward rnovsrnarf
however Renewed buying - anxious
shorts s1an started the prk's. toward a hlyh-
er level and tor a time December sald n
sspi'aH premium over MAY. The market
became very strong toward tha close De-
Climber gained sale and My rose t.c
Corn was slow. with a narrow range @.
ices. ara closed with but Ittle change
TIE market was barely Straffr CONSIDERING
re algner cables the strength Of wheat.
at3 good rxTort 3cnarr
Oats " re Arm az q little ever Saturaav's
{EnreS. The market was quite duh mazt
az t2e tu'r, though thcTe Was some {nffu-
ertia. sel.l0E which vas AIKEN care %
Cash demand was Sn1G The strength Of
heat was tic main factor
Prov SONS W@-a EI.t ard heavy V,tA
ana sec eve &c rs1ITz Mare limited
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\ Pit;fui Case.

Cleveland i"aIsf.
Poor fellow" one Of them cried. how
Yes. and now sad" said the other.
You would think he had not had Il meal
ANA there Is a Wild look in his eyes that
Was prol;tpiv left by the fever
An. it l. pitifuIi To think that 80. ne
richest nation Oh eaFth, shou.d treat cur
brave defenders IN sucn a way.
Really II almost makes mo ashamed OF
tb.. land Of ms birth. Ny heart Is toucA@i
w4th pity. 1 must speak 20 him. and Of
fer hiin assistance II rs will taxa II. Poor
fellow 7 hardly know Row ~ begin"
Theu Fhe approached the unfortunate
man. smiled sympathet.e4ay. aud held
out her hand.
IIr took IL and looked ~ her as Il trying
To remember who sne was.
u hope she sad. III trembling tones.
Whlle the tears sDrang 10 her eyes. that
ssal viii consent 10 Jet NE help yen. /
must ia So I sn0uld feel tR9t haI heen
remlzs IN my duty * | d.dEt. Wii you
me home with ne ara agceg of my
hospitality OF would you prefer money 50
that you may consult yuue own convent
eucr a4d your QSa taa'eS ~ islis matter
Madam" he re4llrd. IL an afraid
] don't qu.,e understand Yen"
poor fellow sae Whispered - her
ccrnpanian. ne wand@ra Ia his mind The
fewer las left him IN deranged eof3.-
Then Addressing h.ra araio. slse SAID:
you have suffered fpath~~ah' can see
II 80 your face
Yes ne replied. Il admit =.
What regiment Were you with, arf why
dif they nend you awsY from TIE hospital
before va had Far3yerfar"
1Hee Srnrnls IIasp.taIF'' be echoed IT
haven't been f. any hospital. aE4 / masu't
with any regiment
what" she exclalme1 aren't You one
Of fnnss unfortunate soldiers who e0E@ser
suoh horrible treatment !n the fever
cams
sNo I suppose ! took f. though. Ths
trouble with gue = tsat our girl LETT us
suddenly about week ago. and my w.fe'a
been trying 20 10 the cooking s.ace taeu.
i appreciate
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

steamer Diriso Is expected from Alaska
Wednesday.
The Martin Pacific Ill not go on. nm
bar run 10 Vancouver last night being laid
up for repairs 10 her boilers She viii re-
sumo her run Wednesday
Yesterday the steamer Gar0nne took on
100 tons OF her cargo Tor Honolulu al the
fesler dock Then she ha u.ed down 10 the
Arlington dock where she is now lying.
To-day the change in the time card of
the steamer City az Seattle. plying hatween
seajtle and Victoria. goes into evect
Henceforth, the steamer viii leave here M
1890 o'clock In the morning instead Of 10
o'clock in the evening She VIII leave Viz
toT.a al o'c.ock in the evening, reaching
Seattle al . m
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r.rr FOR BIDS FOR CITY PRINT
49, proylded Try Sec. 81 OF Article
ri AZ the City ChaTter.t
xn.ies ia hereby given 10 owners and
sssagsrs " daily newspapers OF general
ss@,stsos published ~ the city Of Seattle
4 :, ssaied proposals - &c TIE Cisy Print
r. the gext ensuing fiscal year to-wif.
e January ]. 1885. = Dscern Der =. YSF9
u Ire.usiye, wi be received CD or before
= twentieth tz9lhJ day next after the
/, sasseafsar OF this cs8 to-wit. on or before
i gth dag q November. Is9s.
sssph cf SUCH proposals shall be accom-
Fsssss by bond Wifa not less than two
D rwss II the sam % I've THOUSAND do
y ii, sss61l approved By the Comptroller
- (snraers ton Counsei. conditional fhat
ysAE DraposaI be accepted the party pro
,zsgg VI. during the period mentioned IN
&. srspnkai well. reasonably aad faith
Zig cause 20 De accurately printed and
rsallshed according - iaw IN a certain
'ls.sy newspaper fnaming ~ al genera! cir
sssa,tsn IL the City and published therein
4 srs singular the matters ana things re
.srss ay law 20 oe published ia the -'cIfy
..seisI newspaper Of the city OF Seattle.
"a shaii gith such bond be delivered 10
- CTS Clerk. sealed W IN 81 envelope In
9gssd 'sealad proposals and bond for city
lSHlng.
, ssrh proposals viii be Endorsed by the
80 clerk al tae time Of such delivery with
= tats 81 his reception thereof and w3ll
apsnei by the City Council as early as
tssg b. AZ rs next monthly session there
s-fps, aad theregpOn The council Will hy
s,.esnfssn srnognee the names OF all mar
'.rs whose proposals have been offered ana
r. terms 81 their proposals respectively
and designate as city official news
.hpsy' that newspaper whose owner or
karzger has offered the lowest proposals
Eth daiy approved bond. and such news
.spsg shal4 az the beginning OF the next
.shaanS fiscal year, to-wit: on January /.
w. and during said year 1889 be such
. 'stY aifleial newspaper
Beads accompanying unsuccessful pro-
vesas will &c returned 70 proposers.
WILL II. PARRY.
city Clerk
Date e. FIRST publication. Monday. No
\ astsr isas.
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PORTLAND Nov 1.-THE local wheat
market IS sill unchanged and opens The
third week OF iuuness. with BIZ, little irdl-
cation CT buyers and sellers meeting There
is plenty CT wheat on hand fer all OF the
tonnage IN sight ard exporters are hanging
tack awaiting developments. Quotations Of
5*u6se were obsaEaable for Walla Walla to-
day. Valley and bIJesten ware qgies at
Easls1c
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OiEn ha.
FOREIGN MARKETS,


NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial canleg.um SAYS:
The stock markets here were generally
good today. except foreigners and mines
which were dull In sympathy with Paris
Americans and Grand Trunk were strong,
both closing al about the best. The specu-
iative interest IN Americans undoubtedly
increased reports from the United State,
as 10 favorable trade prospects being fulh
believed here. There were also further b,,yI
ing orders for Americans from GERMANY
The monetary position in Germany still re-
CURES careful watching. The next fort
night promises TO be n test or the finar
clal situation In Germany. as an excep-
tionally heavy amount of German hills viii
mature here within that perio1 The fail
ure of a small banking arm was Announced
today from Bremen.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON, Nov. u-Closing quotations:
Canadian Pacific. Sess Grand Trunk 7IA
bar silver. q 5-led per ounce; money. 2l@ai3
per cent.
Brendstuns.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. IA-Wheat-Spot. No.
| red northern spring. steady at is 3i
Corn-Market steady; December. steady
at - 9i4d, March, steady at - nd
The imports OF wheat into I.jvernoa! far
the week from Atlantic ports were fog 600
quarters: from Pacific ports, none: from
other ports I.tcl quarters
The imports IF corn from Atlantic ports
fo- the week were ROO quarters.
Nheat-Eniures closed firm; November.
Nominal; December Is "a March. 80 til
LONDON. Nov. i.-Wheat-Cargoes OFT
coast nothing doing: carEoes on passage.
frm for white. dun for red: English conn
try markets, easy; imported into United
kingdom. wheat. &&,tno quarters: do -four
&i2.Fn barrels; wheat and -four on massage
10 United Kingdom 10000 quarters. To
continent 1 40 Go quarters
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L.ard-pe- ioe pounds 81 s-i1ff4 81.
S5tss-SAorr ribs tloose}, 81 -o454 %
Snoulders-Dry saileeg 0aoxexil. - ss4ssc.
Sieies--Snort clear (o0xed,. 81. S0454 *
Mhasky-Dist.llers finished goods. per
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WASHINGTON. Nov. f4-Toaav.s s,,to-
ment OF the condition Of the treasury
shows Available cash balance 500 9;S. go.
gold reserve s2l2 Is vi
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Exchanges a. the Seattle, Tacoma Sfsc-
kane and Portland clearing houses To-Day
acre.
seattle Nov. II. lsSs-
ClsaraCc@S. Balances
Seattle .. ...4cs7 ,i55 sd S11O. 133 80
Tacoma -. $500. zu.s,2 ~ lE.tt. 1
Portland 80. -. 41.fJs @ ss,5S'a W
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Dairy Products.

On the produce exchange today me bat
Ter market Was steady. Creamery, l4s9
Il2c: dairy. 123isc
Cheese-eluieg: sSsas.c
EggS-Fresh: 1slak3zsr
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General Quotations.

-Four Receipts. 1872 barrels: exports.
II 50 barrels Market active and steady.
Wheat-Receipgs $3.50 bushels: exports
81. II bushels. Spot tirnler: No. res
'Itsc {. o. b. Options. after opening strc-,g
on higher cables and foreign buying.
turned weak under rea Axing ana light cut
side trade. there was 4 second sharp rally
On export transactions. ard The close WAS
strong: Ne. red May. Use
" ool--SteaGy.
Hops-St3c7E.
Coffee-optjons opened unchanged Sales.
1850 eags. including: December S >Sc:
January, 5.451f5.59. Spot RIO steady. Mid
steady.
sugar Raw held higher: fair refining.
5 ll-Ihts3'sc. Retired frmer: graduated.
90. cuI toaf -
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DrendstuHs.
Spnuish Eourx

A.. O.
PARIS. Nav. 4-spanlsh 4s closed at
a ~ -
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET

club. Sic: Nc. ] hiaaste-a. SO. milling. NJ
club, sc, No bsunste-,. Sc.
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%ssR York MAJ and Express
TrrportAesonz " 8iamenSs into this eo'irs-
try show a large tacFeasa AZ compared
wsxh sae returns for last y@sr This stsx-
gxsts that General Prosperity has co...
tlac.s5 the 5sTs.Ey ha.yst
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BPeadatE6 S,

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov I4-Wheat is
higher both on and OF call. Little doing
arrivals This being collection day there
was 70 trading worth mentioning N oats.
Liberal receipts. Spot quotations were:
FIour-Net cash for family extras. i.isGt
AZ bakers extras. S.ssq4
Wheat-Shippng rl9as11al for No. l.
and si.Zi4 Tor chAce: milling, s. .22i1sll. -
Barley--Feed. A.-2i4Gsl,21l2; brewing,
Oa;s-Poor 10 fair. $1l5i4gll19: good 20
choice. sI.2-sxefl2 %: fancy feed, sle7leGfl. So;
gray. s.. e4Il z-i2 milling, 81 22;eIl1 y
al.70, red. 81. io115o.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. Is Sd: Washington
t.12i. Oregon. l.. @g2. wheat. centaiS, 416:
Oregon. 3i@e: harley. cenJais $50: ore
gon, l:5ee; Washington. tls, oats. centais
toes. sacks. 3.4S3. Oregon. I,1l5: onions
sacks. 3d. bran. 2I5: oregon. 3sS7: Wash
.ngton. leo; middiiags,- sacks. $50; ore
s0n. 657 hay. tons. 81: wool. bales 5S
Washington. 45. hides. number. 6g-: raisinS
boxes 1.343: quicksilver ffasks 233; wine
salons. 57.ao; brandy. $3.50.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-sIeady; December. sl.201a, May,
Rarley-Steady: December. $1.2sa.c.
Corn-Large yellow, sl05QL0712.
Cash Wheat.
Cash wheat-U nchanged
Money and Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days AS3ls.
Sterling on London. sight, Si.S6ls.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-spring. Nevada lp0l4c: Eastern
Oregon. I01tl2c. valley. Oregon. 159i7c.
fan Mort bern mountain. Sale; mountain
Humboldt and Mendocino. ll4l5c.
H0ps-crop of 1855, i3u17c.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING ss82l; bran. $50
is per ton
Hay-wheat sl5Qls-5 .: wheat and oat.
aril.5o; stock. siG9ll. straw. per bale. re
15c.
Potatoes-Early Rose. 3oa45c; River
agc.
vegetables-Pickle onions. 40asoe: Gu
cumbers. hUt1Ioc. green peas. ease; string
30QI50c
Fruit-Apples. choice. zoe: common, 4oc:
cranberries. s7gt7 80: grapes ordinary. S56s
SOC box: Isabella. sial25: oranges. Ealen-
Ella, S.5e43.50; Mexican lines. repack. 81 30
al common California lemons. sQl.50:
choice California lemons, seas bananas.
a2Sas2.5o bunch; p!neapples, $2.50a5 dozen.
b4, ter-fancy creamery FAC: do seconds
ZlN.3c. fancy dairy, nominal: do seconds,
i' 100 picked. l%q3lc; firkin; 1920.
N~-tSNsN ~HVW, ilNiA2t, Difi Ipfs
Young America. ut.Gl2c; Eastern. l.0l3c.
Egss-Fancy California i014ac: Eastern
fancy. 2.9i30c.
PouItry-Turkey gohblers 1914 pound,
turkey hens. l24l4c; oh roosters. S4440
young ROSTERS. a65: small broilers. ga
80; large broilers s3.5or4; fryers. SD
40. hens, siq5: geese s.. 25Gf15o pair: gos-
hngs. sl2Ssg 80 Old pigeons slnt y.
young pigeons 81. 501f2
Financial.
SILVER bars Gia Dr3fts-Sight . l2Ia
Mex. dolls --4T40472. Telegraph =. =. L,
Mining Stocks.
Alta 5iJUlia -. -. ....
AIpha Con fJUSticc 80. -. 800. II
Andes 9iMexican 80. 800 . II
fletcher -; -. 2oiocCiGental Con -. &
Best * Belcher =. % Ophfr ~ IN
EuiiIon =. slovenian -. -. :.
EulWer Con Ii Potosi -. -. 49,. II
Challenge Con 80. Is Savage %
thoIar 49,. -. a Sierra Nevada 80. -
Con. Cal 81 Va l25. Union Con 9t
Con. Imperial 90. IiT-tah Con
Crown Point ..... 10 Yellow Jacker y
GoIId & Curry . II Standard t 10
Hale & NorcrosS. al
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Pig Ir0g2--Narrsnts s.. fefI7sS
1'epper-Jake Sis gis>7ts.
TYn--siT NsflS
SEeat .T-s s. l5ff.7.z5
Leads. .a5s375. TIE firm that fixes the
Selling price FOR miners and snaelters
quotes lead at So n TIE close
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BOSTON. Nov. 14-Closing:
3. & VI -. .253 b. x Il -. IS
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FINE cry or SEATTLE-City Treas
aslg's notire
Z lattice Is hereby given that the 3rd an
nei frs:aimfnt - local improvement; dis
sfrt No ~ fff the Improvement Of Front
Street las w,dcned by Ordinances mum
lssa liz and $50 ana the adjacent and
lcT,esting portion Of Yealer avenue. in
ttadiag s. part II Front Street the Public
faa.e known rs Pioneer Place. from the
.lgiA ihe Of Madison Street 10 the NORTH
! 90 u Yesier avenue and including tha,
arr II Iesl5- Avenue extending Faster
rs from he Nsst line Of Front Street pro-
tiee2 sQs,1 20 the IVES, curb .lHa of sistftn
ssceaa Street pFo,agcef, -No-rto-fH fna f.ffv
q Seattle under the provisions Of 0rf;-
tanes No $40, which provides for the i'm
movement o. said street by curling and
fTslag certain portions thereof and nrovf.f-
Arg s9s the payment therefor In Install
feats ard establishing fund for such
.UEssrs " The levying and collection OF
Aeesl assess'nen1s upon the property bon
~ssgd ty tAe Improvement aud providing
n De !ssaanee Of bonds as authorized hy
Z sst Of the legislature OF tho STAT. II
sssslagton, approved March 9Th, isaS. and
'sasf- Ire provisions OF ordinance No. S3i9
VpSsed May 9;h. 1884. AS amended by
sa5sres No. Sttl approved july Nth.
! ~ ard ne CITY Charter as amended and
! >fs n force has been daily certified t. ms
7 " sesrCaon ana the respective sums
sssfla charged and levied against each
pros and jog % land. and part thereof
sAl District T. payment OF such install
Ntslt c'nains unpaid. and the same. in
taaT be tnicyes. on the whole amount
- AF.'i mus bo paid on or before the lfth
1 LAY q December. lSlS. Unless payment De
Z s.'s on Siich instaiimgfit on or before the
e @s q December iNsN. the same shall
rems delinquent aud shah bear interest
ne sals Of per cent. Per annum. until
= sns Il NOT paid before said time q
49, e' nre - per cent. shall be added
" me sums delinquent shall }se entered
'ae annual tax roll FOR the current
N aks4ns' each lot and parcel OF land.
I II Pafi ih.ieof, SO delinquent. 6uG wish
i ~ Ese'ysl and penalty shall be collected
" s'AfF taxes together nith such aadi-
ss. t54Tses or penalties As are author
Vt = hc charged ard collected on Other
+ slscai taNes. aud each lot or parcel ~
az - delinquent shall be sold for the
gNsiE oF sllch assessment. with interes;
s1sst and costs .n The manner prov ldea
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Money and exchange.

Money on CAL. 2lt21s per cent; last loans.
II per cent: prime mercantile paper. 39fi
per cent. Sterling exchange easy. with
actual business in bankers bills al s4.sp
+s5ia for deTand, and at Sl.S3ssis2i4 for
mercial bills. S4.Sl4iS1ie SILVER cerifri-
Gates. 6oi2G6ll4c Bar silver, 6tssc. Mex
lean dollars 471sc. Government bonds ir-
regular. State bonds heavy. Railroad
bonds irregular
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f.Sr4l2~ 49,. Ast 'TfAftH Do
crown POINT .. 70 OQh.r e.. -. So. ~
Coa. Cd & Va. Ii9 P'ymoutA -. -. "a
Tlcaswr.od e.. ..-. & quicksilver e. go. ~
fsos!i9 s. Carry 70 Preferred o. 49, 49,
yfas4 4 Nofc-oss - era Nevada 49, =
Harr@faks . san ! 8Nfta ~ 49,. ~ Iaa
Iron SILVER . 90. = -aloa Cor . 49, -
MexI-an =. :. 80. 3Yssiow Jacket So y
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The following prices are bsiug offered 70
tho producer by local dealers for delivery
ii round lots on the dock or IN the car al
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Closing Quotations.

Canadian Pacific. S5s: Grand Trunk ia
bar silver. 2. 5-lei per ounce money. ma:
per cent
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Turkey ara IN good demand
Hay and feed continue very firm.
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Jobbing Quotations.
sugar, Flour and. Coffee.

Joobing quotations yesterday were
fntlnWH.
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or SEATTLE.-Ci,y Treas.

Date sf first publication. Monday. No
y 4atsr isfs
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-02-26

them in to the surveyor-generaIa
 office, thus putting the mater io
 shape for inspection anal final
 determination The re9urrey Was
 made under very unfavorabIe con ditinns, owing to its having been
 made during the most inclemcnt season of the year and included in it's line Mount TrumbulI, which has an altitude of 99000 feet and is in January usually covered with from two to three feet ofsn0w on a level, The work required for thirty days the services of ten to twelve men and twenty-five pack animals. The resurvey cuts from the reservation about 5000 acres more than did the Logan survey. Itis probable that Col Brigham will inspect the re- survey within thirty dgys.-5tqr.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-02-26
\ Man Of the People.

The Daily North Star, published at Marinette, Wis, prints the fol- lowing complimentary reference to Governor McCotd:
 We have read with d great deal of interest a speech delivered at Tempe, Arizona, February 4th, by Gov. Myron II. McCord, so well and favorably known to thousands Tn Wisconsin. The occasion was a gathering of hundreds of Arizona's best citi ems to dedicate a new normal school recently c mpleted The speech Is worthy of Mir. McCOrd; it is teeming with good sense and advice It b clearly evident that Mac" has not lost any of his old time versatility. He is a typical American, and from his language there is no question ol edoc4t;on We clip short para graph from his speech which we deem characteristic of him.
 "The knowledge is power, that education is a citadel of liberty, that national glory and prosperity con-  sist in the cultivation of our facul- ties, in the elevation of the liberral arts, in the elucidation of the sciences, in extending and expand ing the powers of reasoning are now known and viewed in their true light; they are the legitimate prey of advanced education and are be- ing eradicated wherever the advan- tages of education have sway. As refulgent light maintains the same splendor when it Eliminates with which it comes in contact. Intel ieCtuat improvement IS the IOunda- ton of natural greatness and like the refulgent light enIarges and extends itself, and contrary to the general laws of nature the wider it spreads the stronger it grows and more useful it becomes" ."
 Mr. McCord is making his mark in Arizona; those who sought to destroy his honest aspirations few months ago, now do him honor; he is a man of the people; never tiring in his efforts for his friends, and magnanimous to those who have opposed him and lost