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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-12
CITY NOTICES.


ORDINANCE NO. f7n-An Ordinance
directing the city comptroller to accept.
on behalf of The City or Seattle deeds
conveying certain lands to said city.
Be it ordained by the City OF Seattle as
follows:
Section /. The city comptroller is here
by. directed 10 accept, on behalf OF The
wife. conveying 10 The City of Seattle the
following described property, to-wit:
A tract OF land In lot 3 and the south
west quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
Section - Township y North, Range 6
cast. 65 feet in width, being % feet on each
side Of the following described line to-wit:
Entering said lot three on the south line
thereof AT point S. 80 deg. i3 min. w,
seven hundred fifty-one t55D feet distant
from the quarter section corner en- east
boundary line Of said section ., thence y.
% deg 42i2 min. w. three hundred ninety
three and six-tenths t39s % feet, 10 point
Of curvature 10 the right, thence along
curve having radius Of four hundred ten
and three-tenths iilo3 feet. passing
through ~ deg; and % min; Of curvature,
distance OF three hundred fifty and six
lenths f35o.e feet, thence along line tam
gent to said curve, y. 10 deg. 37is min W.
distance of three hundred sixty-nine and
e!ghty-seven hundredths feet, 20 a point
OF curvature to the left. thence along curve
having a radius OF seventeen hundred nine
teen and Gne-tenthS u5jg.D feet and pass
Ing through total curvature of a deg. q
min, Il distance OF five hundred eighteen
talsl feet. having consumed i. deg. Is min
OF curvature. intsrsecting the north line
OF said ;. w. quarter OF the y. Il. quarter
OF said Section = q point thirteen hun
dred tweEty-three and three-tenths Qa23 ,
feet north Of and fifteen hundred twenty
nye and tw0-teuths u525.2 . feet west Of
said quarter section corner on cas-; line OF
said Sectlan -. said tract containing TWO
and forty-Scyen handredths t2.f7) acres
more Or less.
Sec. . The city comptroller Is hereby ei-
fected 20 accept. on behalf CT The city Of
last will ard testament Of John H Magic
deceased. a deed conveying 20 The City Of
Seattle the following described property.
tc-wit
The east half of blocks ~ 30 and 81. and
all OF blocks -. ~ and 35. OF Joan IL Ma
Eie's Second Addition TO the City of Seat
tie
SEC. 5. This ordinance shall take effect
and be i'm force from ana after its passage
ana approval II approved by the u-avor.
otherwise il shall take effect at tbs time II
shall become law nuder the provisions of
the Ctfy charter.
Passed the city council the 10Th day Of
January. lsss. and sirred hv me IN open
session III authorization OF It's passage
this lQth day OF January. 1855
GEO r RAYMOND.
President Protein OF tho city C'nrncil
Approved by me THIS lIth tfaV of Jeruarv
iSS I. ]. HuMES. Mayor
lS9s
City. Comptroller an * oaicie city
Clerk
Is.,t,{.1Nof r4n,-arv - 1909
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FOREIGN MAalxErS.

NEW YORK. Jan, 1.-THE Esenins
Posts London financial caAlagragn:
The stock market here shows only n
moderate account. Ccntanxees vsrs
easier because Of the plentiful supply OF
money. those Of American banks 5ss5 per
cent.
The activity in stocks today was CEN
tered In Grand Trunks. Americans and
Argentines. All Of these We're good bur
the frs; TWO closed under the best
China stocks were strong. Nexotla-
ti0ns for the new China loan are pro-
ceeding iavorahiy. Mines were good
The probability Of new financial poll
icy hy the Indian government announced
in these dispatches yesterday ia a chief
topic OF conversation. although nothing
has yet been settled or announced
Meanwhile the money stringency IN In
dla increases. resulting In further rise
ia she bank rates there today. Sspad
may leave here tomorrow for Egypt and
Argentine. Some was sent today to
France.
/ nave reason 10 believe that the In
dian currency measure formed ON thu
lines hitherto indicated will be submitted
10 the council in India on Friday.
isrcadstaEs.
LIVERPOOL Jan. u.-Wheat-No. 4
red northern spring. duh; Is 5isd.
tora--t'utures. steady: January, IS ed:
February. e I'D. March. ss sd,
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Jan. IL-London opera
tors IN a raer ran securities have apparent
iy recovered some OF their confidence IN
The future Of values IN this country to-
day. after the alarm they had manifest
ed Yesterday over our political future.
Some sharp gains were recorded for
Americans on the London exchange be-
fore tire opening hour. In fact the Lon
asa SuE fShneEs o2trzn the locai opaaing
aua New York prices responded fully 20
the rise Ia London
TIE market al day Was one 6tEeui: cs
ANALYSIS On accofat % It's uraeTsnness.
a,ne-e we're paints cs notable s-rengta
and others 0. marked weakness "a the lis.
ard neither was altogether effective n
giving TIE tone 20 the market. Sugar
wzA fne special pcgTt 0. weakness and a
large volume o. transactions Ia IT. gave
liz vgea gGgSs a.. llS4.eZcS - "a Alss- 1as
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade

CHICAGO, Jan. 1i.-Tbere were support
ing orders in wheat at the opening. and
also enough buying of short wheat at the
same time TO make firmness quickly fol-
were at from sQlsG90l4c, compared with
s1lec yesterday. Beyond q decline at Liv-
erpooi, no reason was apparent for the
opening decline. Some weakness was de-
veloped on yesterdays curp. and anticipa-
ton OF a moderate raid today probably
had its Influence ar the start Prices slow
~ improved during the next hour but the
height OF Its forenoon bulge was s0Ssc.
The only notable feature OF that haf-ceDt
rise from the lowest point at the opening
was dizziness and the small extent of bust
ness that accompanied IT, One rather
heavy local operator bought about "a, 90
bushels and sold at a higher price and
the most Of the others during the first two
hours was by the local operators, who, 1t
appears, must have gone home short.
The closing foreign markets We're At a
hUl9d decline at Liverpool and from ieGl5
confines decline In -four and 445 centlmes
decline in wheat IN Paris.
During the afternoon the market deyei-
oped marked strength The Letter party.
though selling, certainly bought a good
many Of the smaller shorts covered freely
toward the CLOSE. and the market respond
"a quickly 10 the buying. May advancing
to- sIis. and bringing &c at the close.
Corn was Arm, although the market was
very dull throughout the session. May
closed CSC higher.
The frnness OF wheat and corn was
mainly responsible for the strength in
oats. Offerings were light May closed lac
higher.
There was a small market In provisions.
Prices were firm. and closed at slight ad-
May lard a shade higher and May ribs Zzc
higher
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ers sold at sesfs. = chiefly al e. saas =. ana
butts went mainly at sSs5S 3 ~>
tIeES-Sales were az an exsrar,A r,-,s,> -
s.. $9t1S.1es the great hlik Of ths hocs' .srssss-
ing the scales at SINAI 81 - 49,
The a1aTKeI for Shsea ana lar,hs 49,.
STRONGER today, and there was 4 ss,ss. de-
faasao. She@p were Safabte at ssesS 81 for
Western FED sheep Sogd IT s. .s8fs "a yse-.
hing sheep soId 81 SisSs3f "a. ara ,s.nh.
were III good demand AZ SSsls Is. WITH $50
chiefly az Ss89S,SS. Ss
,Reeeipfs-tsattse. 4ea: hogs s,aa.
sheep. lltS4 S'
Omaha.
OMAHA. Jan. 1f--Cattie-R RECENT. aa
Market steady. Native beef steers e "a
as: Westerns. s2aSfa n: Texas Ss.s~gss
SSsIJ ,e,, COWS and heifeTs $is9S As. caryssS
Sssis s.; stockeTs and feeders. 9 s-ssss *.
calves. StEs6, hulls. stays. etc & .ssss ii -
Eoss-fSeceints. aaeN. MaFkef =. y5Sxre
Neavg, S. So -. mixed So sssls Is. nsh.
81. 49sfS 5~is; bulk Of sales s. Ssfs a.
sheep Receipts, 1910. Market steady
Fair IN choice natives. s.5Sss4 40, Wsss
SSsES a., lambs St1za. ~
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
ChfeA Rn.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE fsw loss OF cat
tie that were choias IN quality sold satis-
faesc-tiy today. but the common and g7ssfi-
cling grades were s1ov ard USaE. good
many Northern fed Texans sailing al "a
{. 80. ard some steers shipped atsscs from
Texas bringing s4l4 81. bulls fetching q. 3
81 u. Western fed steers sold a. Sssks 50
The export demand fer cattle NAB active
~ 81. <gza5- Is for steera averaging go -
j. - pounds. There Sag a fair stns hsT and
feeder trade a. ss.zS~A-s. Cows and us.l-
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Leg. Al NOTICES.

N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIE
state CT Washington. Ter King County.
Probate Department. In the matter Of
TIE estate Of lAboie A BaIilargeon. de-
rss,,s,1 No. sszi. Malice 81 Creditors.
Neflee Il hereby given By the under
sigred administrators Of the estate of Ah-
b,e A Railiargeou deceased 10 the cred
ltorz Of and al psrS5gs having claims
s,ssfast the said 8ecea>s H. to exhibit them
wifh the necessary vouchers. within one
wear after the HrSt Quaeicafsen ~ this no
administrator AZ Patterson & F.ss}y's law
sfrsce rooms SIS snd slf New York block.
In ne CITY OF Seattle County and STATE
s'eo~es7jd. Toe sanse being the place for tAe
transaction - the business q the said
JOSEPH A. pAtTT.ARGEON.
Administrators ~ the Estate Of Aha.e A
RsiI,argeoa. Deceased.
PRS. publication. January sen. 1SS-
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ORDINANCE NO z-ss-An Ordinance
gTantlng 70 Stirrat IL 1soetz an extension
oI tine III which TO Complete the i'm
provSaaent CT Tesier Way. from First
avenue 10 Western Avenue. as ordered
oy ordinance No 80 under their exist
Ing contract with the city.
follows:
seckscn ]. There is hereby granted to the
ITrn OF stfrrat Al Goetz an extension OF
time HEsti and Including the sth day os
January, ISIS. In which IS complete the I'M
protsfnEnf OF fes!SF Way, from First Az
tnee 10 western Avenue. a. ordered by
ordinance No. sgg3 under their existing
cont. act with said city for the improve
me'lt OF said street provided that the said
CONTRACTORS shall file with the CGty comp
kFoiler written agreement 10 pay into
TIE cits treasury ali costs O. inspection or
son OF TINE. and. provided furths- that
ine suFeties az the said contractors upon
tAslr h9nas gwen upon entering into the
ennTdct Tor making said Improvement
shall agree 10 such extension.
SEC. ?. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after ,ss passage
and approval, II approved by the mayor;
Otherwise IL shall take effecs al the time
u snail become law under the provisions
OF the city charter.
Passed the City Council the 10Th day OF
January. lass. and signed ~ me IL open
session IN Authorization OF its passage
This leth day OF January. 49,
President Protein OF the City Council.
Approved by me this nth DAY Of January,
iss. I. J. HEMEsS, Mayor.
Filed BY me this 18th day Of January.
Clerk
tSea!.l
Published January Il. 1sas.
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GRAND

Circulars and testtmoniaIs about
this femedy are sent freely TO all
inautrers. And they are given with
pleasure 10 any one who will call
nj the institute and ssk for them. IL
You see copper-colOred spots ON
your body, IL you have little ulcers
I'm your mouth-you probably have .
form Of blood faint Write and con-
suit the doctors, anyway. IL will
only cost q postage stamp.
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PORTLAND Jan. 1f-F,xocrte-S IN tSts
rs+w @-sYf ruaf-+str ar ar a. indifference re-
"a -g5f~r ire wzeEt market ard s-s rot
raa e. F-w cut faT business 2 gTE%sTE pr.ets
ard quotations are }s-gs.F Nominal AZ IN
80 s7~ xAa& U-aIla ara Sc for vaAsy a-4
tsSszfs-- IN re 4rtsrscr sine buying -
rerssrtes - figures ? ~ rents 1~r hzisAsl
faster shan tk%sa prizes. wiIs the r30SZ 90
taa growers hs88lnE fsr higher prsces.
k..sl- szs ceck1se Iss Ter Sarrsl.
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sax FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstu6 s.


SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. u.-whess
lover: foreign markets weak: local fu-
lures lowe-. The spot market quiet
Barley, aaise firm. Oats. firm
Flour-Net cash for family extras, AsS
a. -: haksrs' extra. si-ss14. ~
Wheat-S SHIPPING. a-Sss4 for No. ]. and
81 ss5l-sll. tor choice: milling. as-Ass
lS5
Baraey-Fsed. Sc. brewing. ;,osaTi .feeis
oats-poor 10 fair, $i-I8sSi. isS1: good 10
choice. si.IsGl.I7ss fancy feed. 81 -NEsl Is:
gray. S.1E&qt ls-ss milling. 1Isss9l IS;
Surprise. SIC els; black. Ter seed. 81. sSa
lie: red. S--s9i.s5.
Flour. quarter sacks. ass; wheat. cen
tais. e.7s3; barley, eentalS. 80; beans,
sacks Els: corn. centals. $40; potatoes.
sacks. 2.lse; onions. sacks. As: bran.
sacks I7a; n.ddIings sacks. los: hay.
tons. Sss. hides. aGI. quicksilver. tasks. 30;
wine. gallons. Is.5e; brandy, l.vue.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-wesker; May. SIS.
Bariey-ouiet: May. Sc.
Corn-fsarse yellow, s7isjsss4c.
Bran-Sls. 5ls 1870.
Wool and Hops.
woot-Eprfng. Nevada. n&isc. Oregon.
lSxll4c: Southern coast lambs. aatsc:
San Joaquin lambs. TIsc; Northern
lambs. uGl2c: mountain lambs, leSflsc !:
San Joaquin plains. sxsc: Humboldt and
Mendtcino. 1+sll6c-
Hops-Oid crop. nominal: new. I:1sQlsc.
MidGlinss, 81. Ocgl AGO per ton.
Produce. Fruit, Etc.
Hsy--Wheat xi3 501lls0a: wheat and
oats Ss.5 1sI5.oS: oats, sls-eoa9 Loo; best
bar.ey. I2o ai35o: alfalfa. sIo.50Il1-So.
Clover, Si.9easl2.eo; stocks sio.0lIIll. 90 +;
compressed wheat. sl35ea l5.5o: straw, per
bale. so14sc.
Observation-Disclosures. Early Rose, coo
!oc per GENITAL; river Burbanks. 60G70c
river reds. 4345ec; Salinas Burbanks. 75csS
sl.g9. MERGED sweet. $50 sc, Oregon Bur
banks, I54ls9c. Silver skin onions. s.. ESQ
80; garlic. &c ID; green peas. lSsic Id:
string beans, 4Jl9c 10: tomatoes, S5&liSc
box; dried okra, ia!sQiac; asparagus. l2is
Qi5c.
Fruit-Appies. choice. siS0al25 box;
common, 2o4ssec box; blackberries. s. 500
sc; oranges. navel. sl.5ag2.5o, Mexican
lines. re-paek. seaGI5.a; common Cali
tornia lemons. 1s4sl.Z5: choice California
lemons. s. 35at2 ,,a; bananas sl.5o92.25 a
bunch; pineapples. sS,eoas4Vo dozen
Butfer-Fancy creamery. &c; do SEQ
onds, 1sG2oc; fancy dairy. &c; do seconds,
e3424c.
cheese-New. nGili1c: old. 1oa1lc: Cali
fornla cream Cheddar. nlzGl2e; Young
america. l2Ggl2l9c. Eastern. le4lic
Eggs-Store. 22Q2ic. fancy ranch. s5Q
2sc: Eastern, 156rl9c.
Pouitry-Turhey gobhlers. liGi2c lb:
turkey hens, nII2c III: cid roosters. s.. so
Q4b9; young ROSTERS. Si50G500; small
broilers. s35014-o0: large broilers. s450ge
30; fryers. 4.5Q9ta.o1 hens. s3.5e45.0o,
~, geese, slo54l.15 pair: goslings, 81 Seq
81. 259i.15.
Exchange.
London. "a days isSi@ London, sight .4ss
Financial.
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CITY NOTICES.
,-r CRY OF sEATTLE-cITY TREAS

80 cry OF sEATTLE-cITY TREAS
~ ssss : hereby given that the second
No. instsIlfnegl o. local Improvement
eEaoz.. Sa 1fs tor the Improvement Of
ezzu.aas .rf Harvard Streets. in The City &C
s...ssss srcrn Depot Stree. 10 Mercer
go. Tor Sixth street unoeT Iae psosi-
80 80 a ordnance No. ~, which provides
ecne " IN nreygesae1t % said street by cofs-
~ III 4 pspe saver q proper dimensions
o:zN.Es-std streets between eat9 points. to-
sss.aer with all necessary ops nIngs. Eyzs.
senxsrks and csfch-bss3Bs zn5 ~ con-
rse..srr ire same Win me main intercept
= ever now exis4IFsg - the Inferseetton
vslisyd STREET ard Depot Street. and
g sssssr for ire % yrTeut therefor IN in
yyn.eTss ana esga aisaisag a fund for such
1.sr~ur by the irgSBng and COLLECTION OF
Seserssi assessssellts gpon tas properly rem
e22s.s1 hy the improve Enent. and providing
80 Issuance ~ bonds as authorized ~
- ~ IN the lsgsg.a turs Of the State ~
ysshtng.or approved March yin. 1sss.
ssd Ender tie gfosisloIss Ca = ofasnsncs : 2;
nrdi1snce No. $40. approved July nta.
q has been duly certified 10 me for col
ssr-scn and the respective sums therein
s-.,~eS Ard levied aestnst eaen parcel and
- g. u lard, and garf thereof. 81 said dis
49, In payment 81 sIca Instruments re-
s,s.ns unpaid and the same. ineluasnE ne
ss.srest on the sh9ae amount charged.
$50 10 paid on or before the f0tn day OF
y.aruary 1875 Unless payment BE- made
- sIcf inssalmeuf on or ocfefs the 10Th
az az Fessaary. 1sse. the same shall be-
enc deg.ngu. II AID STALL bear interest q I
- rate o. 8 per cent. Ger aFnun until
~ and II not paid before said lime.
yyseslty of FIVE 81 per cent snsu oe added
"a tse sums delnnuent shall be entered IN
- annuai tax roll for sns current year
srsIasf each LOT and parcel Of land, and
esrs thereof so delinquent. and with the
srssres. and penalty shan be collected 40
sfher taxes together with such additional
saarves or penalties ~ are authorized TO hse
saarred and collected on other delinquent
t.rfs ard each lot o. Parcel ~ land 81
fi.passnt saail be sold for the araoun; ~
surn Assessment. with interest. penalty and
eoaa In the manner provided bv Jaw.
GEORGE +. ME.ACFIAM,
CRY Treasurer Ct the city % Seattle.
pate OF nrss publication. January 10th.
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oils and Jurpeusfne.

white Lead l}ohelrrf-P8one o. Carer
. esss-fN tots e<sc. SRsNs5 lots. SEC. l@~s rhar
- fhS 20 PREPARED paints, S-g4} cans
e --<7I. =. I-ral cans s. ssSYf =; f5-gal cans
g go -. quarz cans. g e<Il-75.
fxiSss~A American w.05ov - ard p per
cent. OF LIS; Preach ard Belg1&n. 50 per
cant OF.
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Products.

On tSa produce exchange today the but
;er market was steady; creamery. 1ia2lc:
dairy. NI1Tc-
Chesse-eG}st; SIC.
Egss-sg@aoy; fresh. Tic
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA Jan. T-w1es.-%o. / club
-ssss. No. : olaesteTn I5i9c-
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esa 1nproversns snaiI se by sh. mode Of
llHnsasats peyrent." as defined by the
Ter ana ordinances In relation thereto.
49, 81 assessment roll snau be prepared
sssn 'sis2rted 70 ire city council ard otAer
ssz-Nesealsss RAD thereon as are prescribed
~ Use mole Of Immediate ga yrnera" All
angurgr fd@ss0 ~ said So grers snsm ba
Ia71 ITO fund for said district into the
s.ss NeSsary. 10 be called Local I'm prove
sasSHI fHn1 District Ma. 49, Of Seattle. %
Na.cn fufs1 Is created TO 6sfray tbs cost
sa1 expense of said Improvement
said Improvement shan be made
$500 sae supervision CT the board Of pub
~ sofHss EAfcn IN Eereby ordered 10 pro-
g. Nsia SAID Improvement.
- i1ts ordinance shall take effect
80 oS 70 fo.cs from ard after It's passage
1 ell 4pnEoyal. II approved by the mayor +;
. t re II shall take esYec. a. the time IL
sasaa pecoene law under the provisions OF
vrassed the city council the 10Th dag OF
January iss4, ard signed ny ne IN open
sstss@aoII 10 aut1enfieaf sof OF its passage this
3.an day OF January iss
GEO T. RAYMOND,
PRESIDENT Pro Tenn Of the City Coun~I.
approved b. me this lsh day % Janu-
T. J. HUNEs. Mayor
,s.a ied ny me this llth day o. January.
Attest: WILL Fl. PARRY.
e, 5s comptroller ard Ex-oEicio City Clerk
Paolisaea January u. lsss.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW,
Sea.-ia Ian II

Exchanges az the Seattle. Tacoma, Spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
were.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Review of the Week.

The past week has not been very lively
orr from 4 DaSsnsss stand point. There have
been few slight changes In prices. eggs
the dealers however. still maintain the
price as nigh as &c. II IL not thought they
VIII 60 any lower than lsc- Poultry IS
little scarce, commission men now offer
Ing for live chickens SOLE per pound and
i've turkeys lie. There Is no market for
apples. Winter Nellis pears would ind
rSasfy sale II brought n. Potatoes are get
ting weaker the supply being greater than
the demand. Natives are now quoted a. 81
Oh: Yakimas. sI5gIs.
TIE run OF fail salmon Is now about ever
and they are getting very scarce. The
s1sne can be said as regards steel heads.
Ire dealers offer the fishermen 3lzsa4c.
TIE wholesale groceEs announce that
matches In tins have taken q jump III price
OF - per cent.
There is sun a good demand for hay and
feed
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W heat Ne, z.

Flour Easy.
Wheat-Nn spring. ss1zns7e; No. 9
spring se9soc; No red, sil.132c.
Corn--No. ?. zs759fg7c.
Osts-No. ,. 22ssgEzz 22s.c; No. white. Z. 0.
b. 24844i5-c
Eye--No .. s4Ssc.
Barley-No 2, I. o. b., @s9fsc-
FlaxSeed~%o l. $I.1sqI -24i4.
T5rnothv Seed-prirne G77i1
Mess pork-Per barrel, s. 25d9. ..
I.ara-Per fao pounds. $40
Sort Rlhs-Siaes 0oose1 81 ssfl4 70
Shoul6ers-Dry salted (boxedl. f.415c
snert Slde%-CIear (5-ox.zil 81. 15g}4 IS.
Whisky-Dis;illers' finished goots. per
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-12
Total Sales.
Total sales of stocks today were $4,000
Visible supply,

Special cable and Geographic dieosfrhns
TO Bradstrsets. covering the PRINCIPAL
points OF accumulation, Indicate the follow
Ing changes in tina available supply last
saturday. as compared with the preceding
Saturday:
wheat-United States and Canada. east
CO the Rockies, Increase f2s. go Bushels.
af0at for and In Europe increase SO 80
bushels. worlds supply. total Increase sgs -
en bushels.
C'orn-United State. and Canada east "a,
TIE Rockies. increase . 5iS.isla bushels
Large gains and decreases an9ut balance
In BradsiTeet's report Of the visible gram
supply this week.
Among the larger increases IN wheat
stocks not reported fin the official supf,Iv
ton. 10000 bushels at hiGneap polls private
elevators. q. 90 bushels 4; ftieTefsFf3 and
~ go bushels at Fort william The he4v-
lest decrease reported IS that Of ~ 80
bushels at Northwestern interior elevators
General 4uosatious.
FToar%Recelpts. Ii.o0o barrels. exoorts
= 800 barrels; moderately active and
steady
Waeat-Receipts. q go bushels. avs9r.~
6. IL bushels; spot. arro: No red. yi.eGIs /:
options opened easy on cable news bfIt
was generally firm ali day on light of a.
sEgs. late export de- maud. active COVERING,
and strong Northwestern news. closing =
closed at ssAc: May. ei1aItszf4e. closed al
Sz1zc.
Hops-FTrn
WooI-Steady.
petroieurn-Steady-
Co-ee-Options closed steady az prices
March sg57oe. Spot eores-Rio. jsVger:
saasr-Raw, firm: fair refining ss.c.
centrifugal. IS test i-Isc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-12
EApress Companies.
miscellaneous.

Am Cot. OH -. 22is Pullman Pal Ira.
Preferred =. :. 56 silver Ger sStf
Am. Spirits ..... "a Stand Rome 4, r
Preferred :. =. 1881 Sugar 49,
Am. Tobacco -. s07sl Preferred az
Preferred :. ..1l6 Tenn Coal 4 49,
Peoples Gas -. eSlsl T.. s. Iseafher az
Lon. Gas ...;;...!.Sa2i Preferred e. -. sttz
Col. Fuel & :. 2GIa preferrad 80 80
Preferred :. :. Is West f-nfnn " 80
Gen. Electric -. 35k Chi a. X " tsssT
Illinois Steel -. 49z4 prefe.r-r.a ts1tf
La Clede Gas :. IS st l.. q s. "
Lead 80. ........ SO Preferred a.
Preferred =. ..10s II O. VI ., =
Nat. Lin. OIL -. 1319i Preferred a.
Or Imp. Co go. p Chi CT Eos. IA
Pacific Mali 80. 3iEs Haw Com "a -