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NEW YORK MARKETS..
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Jan. IE-The stock mar
sst vas subjected 70 & rather grave
liquidation - speculative holdings totay
L1 continuation Z tbs movement % yes
to-day. IRE selling was due 20 q feeling
that Il VAS safer 70 take pr0Gcs a. ths
present than - retain holdings ever sun
cay. The situation - Havana was ihe
motive cf The selling. There = 10 assur-
auce tClt saAI there may not ba 6 sudden
development oE a dangerous situation
there v hlch would uscesSitste iEnnle-
date measures by tr4 United States naval
forces % protect tse interests % AFIsr
tCz1 residents 81 havana Reports O.
th1s score were soE3eTsae aggravated by
the PERSISTENT sailing % houses With
y &sA,ngton connections This vas taken
20 reeecs = feeling 90 apprehension IA CT
.aClal circles OF course the profession al
traders ware Ses3y 20 turn seller. with
QuE further !2Guce29e2. CT tAa genera
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.


rsnng
$ o B
3D. Melbourne ~ More
=
Ecapse Departure
Chas VICE Il
81 " ii a -.
=
L
0 "a Asnsx rthE
s.
ta en oaufu
5
@
n sit valuedat
barrels
+
dressed
3rn fes .
A
e. =
Trough a
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Silver bars -. 57Ss Drarts-Sight -. Is
Mex. dolls ....s74is}a Telegraph :. :. 50
Mining stocks.
CHIC AGO MaRkETs.
The Heard of Trade

CHICAGO. Jan. l5.-Whe4t was surpris-
ingty strong when c0nfrasted with the
weak feeling that prevailed az the close
yesterday. F1rsE transactions I'm MAY were
al from @tsaIsixc against Sgu9tisa the pre-
Elous afternoon. and IL about half an hour
IL was able 20 be sold for second or two
az sz4c. Calls for the day had heea sold
al sthsc but those privileges had been
bought up by people who were short as q
or so erratle market so the liver
pool closed from %sgssd higher than IL aid
yesterday. This was some what of A sur
prise 10 the traders. many az whom had
sold short yesterday IN anticipation of 4
decline mere today and caused considerable
covering. Liverpool reported spot wheat
weak and % lower for California with sell
!eFs or Argentine wheat "a 81 per quarter
lower than X was offered Friday The
closing cables showed some recovery from
the previous days heavy decline and that
tended 10 strengthen the hands Of the bulls
Paris showed A rise Cf - Centines in Jan
nary -four and % confines In March-Juua
business WAS at no time very heavy While
trading still continues To be done chiefly
for May delivery. there IL a growing dis
position 10 work clear Of Il and transfers
speculative dealings IN JHlv the pronOr-
ton OF trade which Is grow ing daily At
ter the early advance tn May 10 g5@.c he
offerings somewhat exceeded the dern7 nl
and the price Sagged - between qpss 57q2l ee
6at got good support al taat and closed
sai9c hid.
Business In corn was extremely dail and
closed tsc lower
Oats were dail and easier At The close.
MAY pork WIS SC lower and May lard ana
rtbS each 2f.c lower
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Cd hari<sniine, 50 1910 p. IA. bark Mcneil
IN tow OF tag Magic. al i:4S p. m Irward
q schooner. AZ lib .. IN. tug Magic, at 2:so
y. fn.
NEAH BAY. Jan. 1s-4 .. n.-Cloudyf
calm.
CLAI.I4AA BAY. Jan. ID D. r.-Llxhs
rain: cain.
PORT ANGELES. Jan. it, y. m.-na-
rometer. 2. >: calm. Tug ysgslant With
boom IN tha hay.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

''s:sams. day" an appel!at,on known
lively last Saturday On Western avenue.
The arrival q the CIsy % pssbis an2 the
departure of the Aka were the direct
cause. though ,ne numbsrless steamers
Quota There were several changes il
quotation noted Saturday which VIII Do
III effect today. Flour took a drop, and IS
row quoted 20 tooosrs a. follows. seaisls
Novelty A. 81 Ig94I; Cold Drop. Lag
40. Meat .ook q Jump the Other wss.
and t5bbSrs VIII row pay for corn beef
@a*54c instead Of 5i-ssss. for steer beef ;he
price Viii De &C. and mutton rises nc. or
geo per pou1e. This. however. viii not
efecs the price paid to the farmer except
ns 20 dressed hogs. which now VIII bring
5h4c instead o. SC.
The scarcity of poultry has pushed the
price up another notch Dressed chick
i2e and dressed turkeys .49iSc. The
poultry market last Saturday was well
cleaned up and 10 IN good condition
Eggs-the lowest quotation In the mar
ket was isc, an advance Of le from FRI
days quotation.
MERGED sweet potatoe. are getting
scarce. the price now being &c per pound.
Today the onion maTks. viii be little
weaker. some good shipments having ar
rived.
a carload Of bananas VIII be on the
market today and win probably be
quoted from zee 10 81
Sixty or seventy tons Of hay was
shipped out last Saturday for Victoria.
though the ultimate destination Is Dyea
and Skagaay and II Is 10 be taken north
that vessel having an abundance or room.
The steamer Resale brought down etso
pounds OF haibut from Fort WTangel.
iEaH&hipped here fer eastern Cities
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PORTLAND. Or, Jar. Ts-whea.-
Dgu ard lower. goc being The -ls}.ng QUO
tAt3ua Gor Walls " Ria, with h5Gestea in
no demand a; 5SJ-7c.
C1eare3-BE..isa steamship pakl2Dg for
g. NAsAtre, France. w3ih @tS - has he's
90 wheat, British bark Dundee, Queens
towr. with 11a So h8shs,s ~ we@at
Total wheat shipments sszca January !
: Is ~ bushels.
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trlsA frver Barley higher Oats slor
Flour-Net casa fer FAM extras. sass
whezt-salpgtzag. si%s17 sor No. ard
s. z-z@ft ~. fo- cbcsces milling. s. 1e<71 IA
BaTIsy-Fe@1. s14sAsssc. brewing. sl.es
o@ss-Poos 10 sasr. s1-Iss7I. t22ss-c: good 10
choice 1850 t-s4. fancy feed 81 1asri =:
graz. -: nEil!lrg S-I-=gsl =:
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks ss1n: wheat, c.a-
tais. : IS. eats, eentsls .as. barley. cen
S5s potatoes. sacks. 1911; onions sacks. Z:
brsa. sacks as: rn51dilugs, sacks -:
Ter, LIS. ratslrs. ooxes, I+a: quicksilver.
TASKS. g.; wins, gallons. 77.&zf; brandy.
gallons. i.s1@
Closing Quotations.
wh.st-EExci.ed: May. E,ss.s-
Bariey-Steady: May. ssssc.
Co~n-Large yellow. sss-qsSs.a
E.a2-s15x0.
wool-spring: Nevada, u9iso; Oregon,
s IA 5os aa ,a S9ssAssa m eoss5 ,ss1ss
BIC; mountain lambs. fs1I2c; San 1oa-
oaln plains. i1-ss..ssc; Humboldt and Meaao-
Hops-old crop. nominal: new crop. I'll
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
Miidtings-s9sa 81 per ton.
Hsy-Wheat, sI35ETIs; wheat ard oa.s
slsa,hs; oats s5saI4; best barley. slsgla.s =:
stocks. sIasiIl: Straw. per bale. ssesss.s
Fegeta 5les-Potatoes. Early Rose: seq 7ac
per GENITAL: River Burbanks, esGTec per
Salinas Burhanks 75caRI per GENITAL:
Mereed sweets 6slsAc per GENITAL; Oregon
Rurbanks 177ls5c per Genital: siiver-sktn
onions & CO.. % per GENITAL: garlic. So
per ID; green peas, sssc per 10: string
,s, i2'Egl5c per ID; bay squash. loo
chilli green pepper. 4c per box; egg
plant, l2t@siI5c: dried okra, I21zgI5c: as
paTagus, l0nz5c.
Fruit-Apples. choice. s1al.S per box;
Tssds 80: oranges. navels. se5ssz % per
box; Mexican Hines, Fepack. s4.sgqa.v0 ger
box; common California lemons, 1scsa$i u
per box; cneice California lemons ST E0Ft
- per box; bananas. slgog2S per bunch;
pineappses. s2Q4 per dozen.
Butter-t'aucy creamery. &c: seconds
2Sn2Sc; fancy dairy s4c; seconds. ai022c
Checse-New 1idili4c: old. sfTlee; Cal
fornia cream cheddar. Ie1i1tsc: Young
American. IZaiz1xc; Eastern. 12Ql4c per
pound.
Eggs-store. 2la23c: fancy ranch. 24a
ne. Eastern. lSsI &c per dozen
Poultry-Turkey gobblers fod1ic per
lb.; turkey hens. 1GIIIc per ID; old roos-
ters, s3@ai.eo; young ROSTERS. 81 500 70:
small bToilers. sS00d4.ea. large broilers
sioq450. fryers, 81 fssst4.5o: hens. s35o9
40; old ducks S4.5G46.0o: young ducks
ST 5396: geese, S-Zl&4I-15 per pair; Cos
i1gs. s.234l..9i old pigeons, slq0. young
Exchange.
London. 80 days. 1894 London. sight $50
Financial.
Silver bars -. 55s DraIts-sight -. Is
-tz
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IOWA Tron WORKS. Limited. rubuqss. Is.
: utid tie best machinery for river steamers
and make specially of building sectional
stes. huils. wa!ca can g easily shipped
and quickly boyte5 together; al=o builders
os al kinds Of marine machinery and boil
srx. Represented BY e A. Hill. with Hlo-
c&-1 < Merton Co. Is$aeT deck. Seattle.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. lG-Arrlved-esn
Arcata. from Coos bay; Weeote. from cress
cent CITY; Er str Wellington. from Depars
for Grays haf50r; schr Mary Eta, To-
Be weus landing: ek AursoIa, for wiiiaps
haFbor. sGhF o. ~ Kellogg. for Grays bar.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Evening
Posts London financial cablegram: The
stock markets here were quteter today.
Americans were rather dull on New York
prices. but with a firm uuderto1s here.
English rails were good on the collapse
OF the strike. More gold will so to Ar
gentIna next week.
Brcadstuf2s.
Close: Wheat-Spot firm; No. 2 red
western winter. IS sd; No. red northern
spring, Is 7i2d.
Corn-Spot firm; American mixed, new,
IS I'd: American Cd, ~ Sad: futures
stead; january, IS 2s.i: February. - I'd;
March. IS I'd.
FIour-Ss Louis fancy winter dull At ss
81.
Hops-At London-Paclno coast. firm at
E-l5s<5 5.l5S.
LONDON, Jan. I6.-Money rates we're
weak but have hardened on account OF eX-
port TO India Rates are likely TO sttden
considerably ere long. TIE stock exchange
Was animated and cheerful, with dis
tiucs upward tendency. Americans have
risen. mainly on Wall street account. ana
people ara very tiTrid. Mexican Central
ferred ga Union Pacific "a. Denver & RIO
Grsade preferred Is. Atcaison declined y
and Philadelphia * Reading ordinary 70
Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific snares
saow substantial increases, and Engltsa
railways have improved. There are pros
poets Of q further riss Il the reports OF an
ending OF the engineers strike are con-
armed. The feature OF the foreign market
WAS the buying At Berlin.
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatch 20 the -IntsiAEeAcer.
TATDDSH. Jan lis =. n.-BaEC1asteF,
- e. light rain. wind sO1taeaSs. twelE3
miles. Outward, a a4skeni!xe. az "a a.
~: schooner. AZ l9.s9 H. m. = four mast
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET,

TACOMA. Jan. Is-wheat-No. : b!cs-
;tern, &c, No club. Sc.
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DAILY BULLETIN

NYNl3P-I-
Local geport~SisxsEauEs temperature. -
deg; minimum. a. mean, ~
-. X. SALISBURY
Section Director Weather Bureau
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

vheat-Expoyt. Ne. club. &c: No. I
n3ues;eGl, sc, milling, No. ! club. Sc.
No. ] hlGestem, s6c.
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Saturdays Transfers.

Arnold I. pTs5Tner 20 Herman Schroeder
fas wast - feet OF lots / and 2 block 10
e@fnseF IL. ISL 81
lncEnAs " White 20 George b. Robe
srls. lot 2. block 50. Gilman PARK add 70
Ba4iard. January IA lsss sDa
L. Il Moore 10 Mrs. a. II. Brown. "a
1t TEE h. u. Collins donation claim u
A4As county, January Is. LES. 35la
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Is Tit SUPERIOR COURT Or THE
safe Of Washington. toi King County.
Fre5sts Department. In the matter OF
The estate OF Ahhie A. Baillargeon, de-
ceased Ne : ri. Notice 20 Creditors
Notice + hereby given by the under
sgned. administrator OF the estate Of Ah-
ht A. kaillargeoD. deceased to The cred
sers o. ana all persons having claims
ssssast the said deceased 10 exhibit them
Wis the necessary vouchers. within one
YEA. after the fi~st publication Of this no
~ te-w.t; January san tSlS. 70 the said
administrator AZ Patterson s Easly's law
eaee. rooms eia and ei& New York block,
. the City az Seattle County and state
aesssaid. The same being the place for the
tsate.
JOSEPH \. RAIILkRGEoN.
Ae-in'strator Of the Estate OF Aoae A.
.ksnlargeon dacea seti
Frs nuhHrastan 4aanas.g eth 1895
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"uyn fsss who L. there that has
WHUr~.pe~s FOR yoa a. a mani
is IL trae that you have ne
respect for your own manifne... 1t
- true fiat no one else who kaows
you Intimately has Those shaking
limbs; the weary and weak ssmfa-
gone ffefiaEs the zfeepfessnsss; the
worried iaek. WHIST does it all
rneHns foa know as well Ne any
one-
An Yes, WHO said tsss you we're
CAtU sven half aaaE2 Dvssns have
h@Sn taxing yS1gr SYSTEM u A
way that yen dor't knew, ard rz2sE likely
sannot appreciate. Are yea going 90 aEioE
'sFsa 10 continue? You via be nothing
90 mar a all IL yea DO. That is the
truth. II is net plsasant fer yoa to hear
or See But II to truth.
VIII les, you. This talk is coed
IOU for foU to read. How many
times in the last year have
seu promised Yourself that you
would do something to help your
self And you have done Just moth
ing: This fs abusing your system In
way that IL will not stand. Ii you
have erred before. why not behave
now. Use your common sense
were tCA EfSf EeS&s+EfC -
WEhF about your condition? II not
r. absut time that yoa
gave heed 10 tbs iBfagiels signs that your
Trends sse--even II you are stiA bind 10
taefn- There n ssfIi hope for you--you
heed not bother about that. bat ia the
putting or OF treatment you risk your
Whole manhood, Think OF &.
A Yes, A MAN. Each man In this
n wide world hs. to 10 IL that
hfs powers are protected. IL he
has hollow checks and sankrn eyes,
unsfrunk nerves and unnatural long
fHgs, he may make mp his mind that
the saoner he writes fe the famous
Hudson Medical institute the sooner
man:
m A N Yes. a manly man. Net one OF
MAN the days Of your life need ne
spent In the way that yoG are
accustomed 10 spend thena--worryi1g over
Your condition. GET the treatmen: that
some ten thousand others have got, II
has cured that number or this slope You
can cali and get medical aAvice free. You
can write ard get the most convincing
testimonials and medical advice free too!
BE a n1aa.
Hood taint L. cured ny the .3o-day
blood cure.- Catarrh Is most excel
lentty treated. ktdaey, liver and
bladder troubles disappear very
quickly under the treatment admin
istered mt the hia institute. Why
viii yen continue 10 suffer when you
might he well:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Trnnsnctfons Since January I ana
for He&frrdaY.

Real estate transactlons since January
J lsss, are So. s75.75. There were fIsd foe
record 8urtng she week forty deeds. the
cfsrsldeyagtons aggrsgatiug ss7..-g.T5 Fol-
lowing ts the record for the week b.
Gays, Including Saturdays transfers.
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Receipts and Shipments.


On the produce exchange today the
butter market was steady. creamery, u
4 J9c: dairy. IlVi1c-
Chsese-lClsts s&S1sc
LEEs-Sts1Gy fresh. &c
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

seattle s7-- -. Asses
Exchanges a. TIRE Seattle. Tacoma $40
kane and Portland cIe@r.ng Aogses today
ware.
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS..


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan lk-wheSt.
tea4y. unchanged =. sgoi. futures =
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s9ioCNuEn STOCK NCTtCE-TAa fol-
sssng described horse. piSced ga tee city
Publ. sf,rs5sr q, ,ha s.tss,.@st b. So go
sash = hand. 10 pay cost - tfu-dgnHiaS
sea advertising January 80 1>aN AZ u
seock a m. AZ The frcat Ge2r % police
leslsr Nay:
o.e scrrei horse white s,-tpe down face,
bars OF.
s.Iae owner q TIE above described horse
sNAs uuknowM t. me
(. : REED Chse, - Po3fce.
@ase o. ursS gghl1S2t4on. IAss. {. lSsa.
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BANKS.


Occidental Block, Seattle. Wash.
@ morFicERs AND TRUSTEES iS ."
Jacob Furth ...-....... ..-..,...... President
Arthur A. Denny s.;o.,, Vie, yics President
Jsmes r. Hsyden Manager. Cszh'r. secy
frank ! RioaSets. ..-... Assistant asher
sismuad schwabacher. John collins,
f &. Nsafeider J. I Greenleas
Trsnsae,s a Savings bank business ex.
Deposits received from s. 70 sio..s
Interest allowed pee annuTn SIX n.-
cent. on term deposits: per cent. on CIR
DIVIDENDS declared las. days Of Nav sra
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coiiaterais oniy.
THE srsSkkr os soy sE2 RATIONAL
CAPITAL stock paid IN !s.s 80
Surplus .......... &.ne
Seate,der ...........,.. Vice pre.,sea.
in ,hs rn',ed States ana F:uroos. >'''@'
pExTER HORTON & CO. BANKERa
Incorporated 1887.
CAPITAL ....-.----. .ssa 10
surplus ;....'''-'''''-- -'-'-, -. I1"
vice President NV. NJ. t-sdd
Manager ..............S II lattrner
Cashier ......,....,F r Van Tuvt
Sight exchange ara teieErHphtc trans
Francisco Portland an various points IN
oregon ana British Columbia
Sight bills g exchange on London avail
allie elsewhere IN Europe.
conections made al all points On favor-
Rooa.' stock, and other vatushles r,-
ce;,sd on deoosit FOR safe keering
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
raid-up ~sp!;al ....,....... so. 40
TrsnxAets y general banking business.
n n. Ballard ................>..-..P -esi3en,
Ii. = Henry ......-......-...Fics Pgessden,
n K s2eaesr .-.........,......+..,..C Cashier
Safety DEPOSIT, Boxes cor ReaI
THE FIRST NATIONAL To; BANK OF
psic.up capital .1so no
eerplus ..--.--. ...-...-........ isa. as
Maurice McN'csea ...........-.-..P President
J n scCsraw ................yfcs President
General banking business transacted
Sight and tsleg~sphic exchange paya oIs
IN all the principal cities OF the LaGisd
Letters 81 credit furnished en- Alaska
rayshls al all trading posts q ths y. A. +
y "
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R0nIx.

Ell q new 4. reg l2slk ". J. Cen. IS His
New Is. coup iz41e North Gar. Us .--!iSs,
FouFs, reg ....u2.s.i ours ~; ...'.e.s
Follrs. coup ,.ii4~ Nor. Pac. lists Iii
Twos, reg ....N9 IhFees -.-- Us
ELVES, reg LISA Foufs 80, -.
Elves, coup Ills. -. * 81 tsys's
District 65s ..-1ls Nor & est es.,1s
Ala.-Ciass a ..1sT n: W. Sonsois -.I42
Class i .......lW Dep IS .:..'.'-3n4..~a
Class & ..--...ltsi Ut Nav. isis LIZ.
Currency - leo tolrs 49, 90
Atchisen Is 49,. 9i Or. ;. L. s. l. rl 49,
Adj Is ~ g9l. Elves, I. =. 80. STA
Can. South Gas llei- Or. I'm. lists. t. r.las
Can, Pac. lists =. Elves. {. r. 49,. -
chi. Terminal :. sys.l Pacific Is OF 80 ..i92l+
sshes & ohio IS ia Reading f. .-..... s55s
q, II 4 n AIS l04ss r. e. w. lists -. sSfs
d & r. G. ISIS .iaSt. ST. &c Mos. s95s
Fours eaik L. & ST .G .6s. 1i74
East Tenn. lists 1Is9 St Paul Con ....I4o
Frte Gen. 4s -. II IStP.C. g. P.lsts. 1885
4 W&D fsts,tr. = Elves 49,. -, .Ae
Gen Eiec. IS .IIRlS. &. Non-Fund- "a
:" se ld - : A. 'a loi Stand. r.. & r. Is 6ol4
II, s. 7. Cen Is -it5s]x Tenn. new SET IS q
Con G. ....I0g r. p. L. o. lists. a.<
iowa q lists 100 I Reg. 2dS -. la
X p Con. I r 9(7s Union Pac. lists. 1854
KP1s+ u u tr1is 7UPD & @. lists Sc
Ia New CON Is III Wabash ist IS .-ltsis
T. & i, I'M. A.. s6 Seconds -. -. &ia
N;esnI,ri e. no West Shore - ..if9ia
a. X. & T. aas. 81 va Centuries =. 6e3s
Fours - - s7I*l Deferred a52
y. Y. Cen lists .1l5tsI
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VESSELS oS PUGET SOUND.

gsnddi - -@s
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CITY NOTICES.

TIE CRY oF sEArTLE-CiTY TREAS
gers Notice.
Mace is hereby given that the second
sshsasi lnstalgueut or local Improvement
ssslara and Harvard Streets. in the city q
sssste. from Depot Street 90 Mercer
ssEssi tor Sixth street,. under tAe pr3tt~
800 OF ordnance Ne, Eait. which Nrnyt les
81 the Improvement OF sAss street ~ con-
ssessinK pins sewer ~ proper dimensions
.ssE SAL streets between said points, to-
-sasF wi3h ali necessary Openings hyss-
@Aahalss, !ampho'eS, vsut3Aters Hush
tMsslte lie sane With tne main Intercept
= SEVER now existing = TIRE intersection
y flNsrd Street and Depot street, and
.sesssGng for tne taytaent therefor 81 m
s.Asaieajs SGd establishing 4 iurd fer suSa
80 lsent GT tGe leNNinE ana collection ot
.44sySsAi Asst sss1jents upon the property IFa~
fet -. me liulTov5 meat ana >, ,S}q', .,s
4. tls issuance % bonds As autHoI ,sra y
x set Of the les stature of the state OF
sss alas'on Approved harea sia. lSS%
r. sader ihe groVjsioHs ~ ordnance N;
approved Nav Eth. 1881. as 8srentSd
-, - Nsasa3nc@ Ne $3.50 approved july tita.
- Gas been daily certified - me Tor coz
sss.ea asd tho respective sumo therein
safSet ard levied arainst each parcel ana
:. - 81 land. aad part thereof. IN said dis
- m payment Or SucA ms .fnFnfS re-
49, aAFa.d ana tae same. inelad Hg he
seN on the whole amount caaTEed.
r. ." paid ca er hefors the lete day =
- sss0gaary. iNS Unless payment b. made
q saca !ns.a3lweug on or before I've }ofh
- o. FeorlAry, fN1S tse ~ ne shat De-
NJ ~ desirguent and shall bear interest at
~, Ea's 81 Yer cent. per ann1n U2,A
r. r.. sns = rot psia before saii time. \
sss@.V o tve - Per cent. sNal - ADDED
~ Sse sa1Gs delinquent shall b entered { q
-. an1aa, FAX ron fer the current Hear
.nst each to; and panel OF land ana
r. r. laeTecc. - delinquent, and with i1e
sS,,eses, srd penalty shah Re collected
sAar- taxes. together with such additional
sA.ssss ~ pens Hes a. sre authorized 10 tss
sssgeG ara collected On other delinquent
80 ana escH lot or parcel cf tane 50
sseeaaGaent shall ~ sciS fer the asao3n, ~
So So asses stl3e nt WIN interest. jsen - and
WIS., In the Tsnner provided bx ,7w
GEORGE =. MEACt}AN
Wy Trcs suffer ~ the civ N Seats's
,sssase CT agss pael3cSt4on. January .4th.
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Financial.
Gold Reserve,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE gold re-
serve is &ls2 l32 60
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Stockx-Raiiroasis.

Atch!s0n =. -. IessiC,ht. Ind. & u. aI2
Preferred Sc =. Gn Preferred :: 49,. ~
Bait & Ohio -. 12A y. Y, Central lila
canada Pae 49, 81 IN Y c. & 81 l.. 1914
I+sepa14 South - list preferred =. -
Central Pac -. MA 2d preferred -. -
(,hes. & ohio =. 217sl Nor. West $3.50. II
Chi. & Alton LIS North Am. co 80
Chi r. & - 81 Nor. Pac ........ 24tz
Chi & r, I'll -. * Preferred -. eS}s
( & -. & 81. l.. 2fis Ont. West -. l3is
Preferred .. >. 81 l0r. Rail. NSv. 81
Del. & Had ....llt Tor. Short Line 9pa
Del L. & w. ..-iI iPittsburg .....lS
Den. & r. @ -. II iReadng - -. rs
Preferred 1873 Isl preferred 3'.s
Erie (revl ... 1a3s Rock Island 80. SOS
r6rt wayne Ia list = Preferred :. SIS,
c.. Nor. IRE ....I32 : ID preferred -. &1ss
Hooking Val -, 5i,ist. Paul -. $3.50. stss
Illinois Cen $50. .1eftk' Preferred =. ...144}a
l. + < Vcst e st. Paul q ON. q
Preferred ~ Preferred .. .. i4S
Lake Shore RS ISL. F.. NJ & Milf
Louis {. Nash - So Pacific ...... q
Nanhatt l. ..l1st~ So. Railway -.... -.
Me-. s.. Ry. 20 l@sa Preferred -. 49,
Nf~h ren let Tex. * Pac ...... li2s
MINI & 81 T., go Union Pac 49, 3sSs
sst preferred e. * u. p. y. q @. ~
Missouri Pac ... %}is Wabash .,-. 80. as
Mobile & Ohio % I Preferred -. INA
Mo X &. r 49, Ie'b Wheel & l. f. o
Preferred . . 3i-si Preferred -. f2fa
~ 7 Central et4a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-17

NO i57.-Be IL resolved by
the city Council OF the City Of Seattle as
follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-17

nkfsy Tres suser ~ the CITY NJ SeAts's
,ssase CT agss paellcst4on. January .9th.