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!, c"rslii : Riehnrd.on'. review.

- So - AN''h'iuaun OF tioUNtun haNS;
Today Liverpool fully met our advance of
Yesterday, being at one time G.Giths IN. clos-
me ~ up with an advance in spots Of lad
Tbis gave Us firm opening, liberal buyInc
orders from all over Europe being gent to
our markets. advancing prices in tho .atl,
session from yesterdays close. 8 points In
New orleans and points IN New York. The
heiiing pressure, later, OF long profit takers.
MNas TOO heavy, however, and after a ponpnrn
t'vc atiet session prices closed SIC aiy AZ abo,,,
y nointh decline M New York and 4 10 i q,
new oflfnns. Sppts were quoted unchauped
cAeept IN galveston, whore 1sll advance ,vns
kosie.d. An unconiIiiEcd runlor wa ! out nm,
MI! would raiao his estimate 10 II nm AZ,
~. Iiftln attention waa paid to t.
rnr tue inoment NJ least, the buying no.or
me one thins necessary to ADVANCE prices
t = IS lacking, and should No ma tl,nt
Tue shou interest Is VOL eliminated. ,rlres
may suffer further decline under rcoIi,in,
saics the fact however that the bulls hnxns
made ono good turn VIII give them courn,.e
consequence NAN''o" "
heasc ruled quite dull. prices q; sipv nom.
inails unvhangcd, Nearly all Chicago hol,ses
r neie ehiiihg margins on May whpat Z cents
~ , me market at the close today. whirl,
.uiSstcs that they fear another decided turn,
~ ~. III, option sop,E Hog receipts 30. oDo'
s,uhs Ncra somewhat q,ileter bnt non
anai sn'hs were reported In most Of tho lixt u
eay. the 18th. ~ sa'ur-
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COFFEE..

NV iors February io.-coneo, IN, H..
se rInin steady 70 points decline shoved fair
nus subsequently, became Arm ana oniet' NV.
- ~" points net loweri sales. 1850. spos
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CUSTOM DAILY Posn FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IA 1928

ou,ct: Ma. = invoice 81; No. jobbing. 6gi.
Mid steady: cordova, i,s9i5is; sales, 1904
bags Maracabo. 500 bags Saynnllla Total
warehouse deliveries front tho United States,
16, 231, Including $3.50 from New York; New
200: afoat for tho United States, s05, 600: to-
tai visible supply for the Omitted States, ,olo :
$780, against 6sl ,g7i last year and i6s,s2' IN
1896
Santos. February l0--Cohce-.Steady goou
average santos. 5000 rois per 100 kilos; re-
ccipts, 1900; stock, sol 900. 81.
lIavre, February 10. --Coffec-Cioscd AZ
higher; sales, 5000. i
Hamburg February 10- Coffee Opened a
! Rio, February i0.--Conec- Quiet; No q. $40
refs per 100 kiios; exchange sad; receipts,
5000 cleared for the United States, ifiooo,
Europe, 1000; stock, 29i.0o0
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SAILED.

CLEARED.
SIS Hannah NJ. Bell, Stanthorp. Manchester.
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COTTON.
,sov,,on Dn,lv s,,tcrcr,
Houston Comunrmtivc stntcmcn,
/ Houston Anilrond RcecIpt.

Holistons gross recepts o cotton ny tho various
Notwithstanding ne cty were as follows:
Missouri, kansas and rcxasss. II. ~. ss,,.. 1,53l
Houston Hnsi Texas Cefttgtis ......~.. 1si
International and Great Northumberland. 800
sai, Antonio ana sArhnsps f'ass .s..s........ 3Og
CUR, Colorado and -nnt;t Fc. ~. ss....... %
nulveston HARRISBURG aud san Antonio.... 100
lionsCon East and West Texas. lg8
le.i,s ana Now orleaos. ....s..s....... -. %
WAGON II. y ~
x .3
Total Fl, S4...t, ......sis...ss...-.... l,13G
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Choice. per lb, gross. .........
Common, per ID. gross........
Cows .s
Choice. per Id, gross. .........
Common, per Id, gross. .......
Yearlings--
Choice. per lb, gross. ..........
Common. per ID, gross. ......
| Calves
Choice. per ID. gross.
Common. per Id, gross. ........
Sheep
Choice, per ID, gross. ..........
Common, per Id, gross. ........
| Hogs s.
Cornfed. per lb, gross. $780,.
Mastfed. per Id. gross.
This This This|
day. week. seaso|
Cattle .......t..... w ~
Calves and year. ..5
lings ......-..... ~ 1l6
logs ..-............. 50b S,9|
Sncep ......-......S ". j,H|
Choice cattle, calves and sheep q
market supplied with hogs.
Chicago. February 1O.--Tradc ID II
fairly active, prices ruling about
the general run and for the beter|
offerings. Sales were largely q
common dressed beef steers 4.0064.4
casionally sales below 100. extra
ping grades strong at o.35Q o .t0j IA
were Offering in good numbers an |
bulls, stays and oxen and at JQ
steers. Stockers and feeders wet
4. 10Gi. so. Canning cows sold sfs1|
we'll, few going below 2.50. and pttD1
brought 4.30@5. 80; calves 4.0O@7.4a
There was a further average u4fz
in hogs, sales ranging at 3.So6p4.0 L.
heavy packers TO primo heayyN
bIilil going Mt 3.a2is@4.00. Light
comprised the larger part of the ~
sold at the usual discount. whiN
largely at 3.6063 SIS, few goinf; N
The market closed weak and late
at lower prices. sya
Sheep and lambs were less actIG
er. Sheep were wanted at 81
fericr to choice grades, ewes
at 1920: fed Western sheep 4J
linz. sheep 4.50G5. 10; lambs 4.
to prime. Heavy lambs an
Keeeipts-cattle 10000. hoS6
H,00c.
LhthSuo SitJp
400 natives and 300 Southern;
export cattle active and stron1
moderate stcckers and fecdcr1 ~
tive, cows and heifers strong:
dim cattle active but in littlg -
ern steers 3.25fI3 C5;. cows
steers 3.7565. 90: choice 8 .G0G5,&
Indian steers =. 5514.3j, natjN
hcifers 2 25M4 .35; stoclsers and r.
5. tG. bulls 2.50ai 90. Hogs-Reh
active. s410c higher. clcsiug eals
sales S.75m3. so; heavies 3.7s6S:Hf
8 t5I3 T5; mixed 3.6J4s,90, lisht
workers. .. 1913 so; pigs S.s5Gs. g.
ceiDts 1000: steady; Western lsmn
S.25G4.25.
st. Louis. February 10.-csme
$500, shipments 500: steady: shll 4
25f'5. 70, bulk 440G5. 90: drtssS
butcher grades 3.s5GDi. 30. bull I
steers under 1000 pounds S.6sqlA ~
LOO: stockers and feeders Q, 0efi.s d
Q4. 10: cows and heifers 2.c0qt.k
90: Texas and Indian steers W. la
!. 60Mf Is: cows and heifeTs 2.@4a
receipts 5000, shipments 400; a
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VESSELS IN PORT.
SIS Alava Fowler & Mcvitic.
SIS Alacrity, Fowler e. McVitie, pier 30.
SIS Coll,ngham,W. w. Wilson.
SIS Glenfahren, Orthwein & Sons.
SIS Headlands. j. Moler & Co.
SIS II. M. Bell, Fowler 8. Neville
. SIS Netherfield, Fowler 4 Mcvite.
So Pcinbridge, Daniel Ripley
SIS Pensacola, Fowler & Melville.
SIS Queenstown, orthwcin & Sons.
& Tsie5 MsFs0i Fowler 4 \ a MsSi,e Co.
SIS Traveller. VIM. Parr & Co.
SIS Vesta, VIM. Parr &c Co.
Bark Colen Archer. ]. Moller & Co.
SCI Sch TSos g. s s%,6 q F SsFs e.
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
SIS Amyl Shields. February 3.
SIS Anoces, Robinson, Barry, January II.
SIS Aldersgate, Chesire Barry, January 20
SIS Ashlands, Swansea. January 8.
SIS Barnesmore. Richardson. Shields. Jan
uary rs.
IS Birchton. Kelly, Barry, January 10.
SIS Rreckneld. Manchester, January "a.
SIS Cronley, Barry via Madeira. January -.
SIS Curityba, Mohrlng, Antwerp. January %.
SIS Coothon. at Antwerp, December =.
So Cromwell, Woodruff. Liverpool. Jan. ~.
SIS Eddie. Lund. at Havre, January g.
SIS Eclicisna, Cardiff. January Is.
ST GIengoil, Swansea, January 10.
So Glcnloig. Swansea, January IL.
SS TieHSeCu, Iloinoh, INutteiouui, Janu'
AIRY H.
IS Hemisphere Davies. Liverpool. Jan. II.
81 karos. Lddle Shields, January z.
SIS kilburn. Cardiff, January is.
SIS Iancclct. Swansea, January III.
SIS Lady Lewis, at Teneriffe. January 10.
SIS Leona Wilder, New York, February 5.
SIS Ludgate, Nicholson, Tenerffe, January
II.
SIS Mexican, Edwards, Liverpool, January Is.
SIS Miami, Mcdonald, New York, Febru-
ary 8
SIS Nethergate Gibraltar, January II.
IS Pnuliua, Liverpool. January L..
SIS Phoebe, Stacy. Bremen. January l2.
S., Piympton, Page. Bremen, January 10.
SIS Ramon de Larrnaga, Liverpool, Febru-
airy !.
IS Rita, Ccniga. Liverpool, January IL.
Sch Augustus Welt. Sproul, Baltimore, jan
iary p.
Sch Clara A. Donnell. Grandagc. Bait
more. January o.
GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.
BY Gulf, Colorado ana Santa Fe railway,
40 bales International and Great Northern.
ST. Galveston, Houston and Henderson. 81:
jissoUri, Kansas and Texas 500 Galveston.
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HOUSTON BANK CLEAR1NGs.

| The following arc the clearances of the
| Houston banks for the week thus far and for
| the corresponding time last year, together
| with the
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WlnE AMI NAILS

= WINE MD NNII.S.
Suotations are for less than carload lots
special prices on cnrloads
lbs. Waukcgap. So 49, ~
WIRE NAlLS-Rate. $500 per keg; ad-
ysanues, 1od I'D and led, Sc. sn anG sa, ioc;
90 10 and a. zoe; I'D and 3D. zoe; Sd. i5c; %,
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nm, DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS,
s,s arr,LESn-Faney eyaporated, 5O-ib boxes,
s'sc; IN lib cartons, 9isNahr, choice eyapo,
boxes. SAC :" "V'o
ApRicoTs-ec per IN loose: loo in lib car
CiirRoN.aln lo-lb boxes, isc
:, 1NkkANrS--ln hills, &C. 25-lb boxes,
e'fpS nA n s,a Sc; IN IN cartons. alsc
.RAlsl NS--calfornia 3-ercwr L. l.. boxes.
sl.eVULSS' M-box l.. l.. raisins. bsslsoc \,
s srown T. y iraisins 5o.lb boxes. Asa5c; D.
PRuNEs- California. so,sog. nc: 60 ,os.
eS.r; ~ sos, dlc' ao-lovs, asisGc
~! ME- Brazil, loc per III. nherts, Sicily.
tsgSr almonds. California. iss.uc pa r 10 in
s sas peeans. s,a9tise; Italian ehcstnuts.
cocoANuTs- $3.50 per 100; $1,000 per 1909.
GRAIN AND HAY.
Carload lots. Job cars. from mills: dealers
ssnarge from store ae4loc more per 100 lbs on
n ,n: a@so per bushel on oats and corn. and
ionloc per 100 lbs on hay.
cHofrEfb cor s9an bran SSc per ~, ,SS lbs
+ coltN--No , sachcd, 4laiiia; on corn. as.
ss OATS Texas 2S.ac per bushci Kansas si,i
WHEAT sc aREFEss Nt;rs ss 700 Ss lbs. .,oe
hAy.Alfalfa. 81. soci2,oo per ton, umotny
slS, 'bWi4'0o; South Texas prairic hay. IS. 5Osf
ccrS SIsA sE snsn s1 psoBTsrs Man, ~.
cake. NSoo per ton; huiis. a.reS.sco a ner
ton '~Ss ~
SORGHUM Seed $3.50 per bushcl.
NAE sEED--s5c per Busncl
FRUITS.
,,.APPLEs-Fancy Ben Davis, &75si4.0o
MincsAps and other varieties, ttsssf45O
>. " N,sANAs--sl, 5oSfi.1s per bunch, packed
CkANhERRIEs-tap Cod, ss.ssGsoo Der
crate: $S00tS,a0 per bbi -
LEMONS Nssinn and paiev,ar ,.,,.,.. |
.i5 choice. 49, sS65a ca; extr, fanny =, ss
-Almeria. s5.a0Ns0s ncr barrel
!. ORANGES. Caltfornla seedlings. 81. s5ffs 10. |
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puts and can. an crn,n

,nh.aRs ad'ices by private wire to u, W
,,u ~ ~, q So' gave putc on May wheat AZ IA
ana son and calls aIas and eTN. Tho MnS
yea seems on the eye of elimination and
LA, - tug OF war In which the outsid.r
nuts aud Is too dangerous for the consars ua.
uso Trader Crowd beariah on the July and
n ,,r sellers on all hard spots Some hirhr,
asssefa9& aud ralls 2a>a. '" -'"s corn
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] I ! lI|I| 1 ! MARKETS,
~ 6sod A6vsscs u Wednesday Not
ssstslscd. !;
LIVERPOOL FUTURES ARE ADVANCED
ofncc Of The Post,

Houston. Thursday, February 10.
II VA expected that the rapid advance In
\ leli,eries during the past few days and which
y cu.minated yesterday In q gain OF i5tii' points
would not hold, and such proved the case.
fiysrpooI III the past three days has put up
spofs "a, ana today's futures closed 5-6ig
yo.ClA %. Manchester while reporting good
\ business, Is Kicking against the advance.
NsiM is expected to como out with big
4 erot. estimate and this had bcarish effect.
Por4 receipts were liberal and the estimates
Tor tomorrow arc heavy The movement for
the week will be much in excess OF 1895. All
thly was favorable to the bears and prices
were forced down after resistance by the bulls.
liverpool advanced spots isd. with sales cf
1900 bales. Memphis aud Galveston arc up
i-Isc and Savannah 1sc. Other spot markets
are unchanged.
Futures in Liverpool closed 5-GsM6-6id up.
New York futures opened unchanged TO
up. but at the close showed decline Of 5dt6
points High .or May was 0.l5. low G.Gi;
August high e.si, low 6iT.
Now Orleans futures opened im6 up. but
reaction occurred and the gain was not only
wiped gu. but tho close was 2d5 lower than
yesterday. March high J.6s, low $685. May
high $50, low $50. M
Pert receipts were 39,f39, against IL3.i last
yonr and 1877 In 1895.
New orleans expects tomorrow 5000 to 10000,
srninst 1884 last year and si25 In 1896.
Houston expects 1900 to 5000, against esoi
last year and 2s5a In 1895.
Cotton B0Ils.
Commercial America has the following para-
graphs;
At Piedmont, Ala. the gins have shut down
for tho season.
Picking Is still going on lii tho vicinity of
Paris Texas. and similar reports continue 10
come In from nearly all OF the cotton growing |
sections Of 'rttxas, II is said that tho Texas
rrno has becn underestimate.
The Textile World says: H. regard to tho |
nte Of fertilizers In the production Of Il crop |
there has been much unhnaiuessliko sentiment |
cxrrtsscd, to tho effect that planters should |
obtaiI, their fertilizers upon what Is termed |
tho cotton option plan, bnsod ON I cent
cotton or refuse 70 buy them The value of |
fertilizers can not bc measured by thn prize I
thitt cotton may hiring per pound. hut by the
Increased production TINT they will effect. II
would be much hotter for planters Ia base
Their purchases Of fertilizers upon thu percent
age Of Increase In their CROP. rather than upon
any particular price which tho staple viii
brfnl In the market
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GALVESTON COTTON RECEIPTS.
BY Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway,
3iaj bales; International and Great Northern.
PSI Galveston, Houston and Henderson. ":
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 500; Galveston,
In Porto and Houston. Ell. by barges. POOL.
Total. 7G75
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COTTON SEED pRoDucrs.
Primo crude oil, loose

20 :, ;, B. mill. Texas Interior points. accord.
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Flour Firm
ae w &c sprlps 1892 No. spring $50
Corn No. :. 2sn2Si.
No. white 26hGp
Reno .. ish
knricy=-No. 70 b SOisaStM
rlaN seed No. /. t2f: new asN.
Timothy soed--primc 2, 77iaaig. So
Mess pork--Pe Dbl, I0.5i 0iIO 80,
Lard Per loo lbs. 5.DsI,
Short ribs sides Loose +. oDcf5 10
Dry sailed shoplders.--Bcsed. 4 .S5el5 m
sS,hort clear sides-Boxed 5.20(l5 10.
,MSinisky- -Distillers' finished goods, per gal
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port Of Galveston. February 10.
.s.s. ARRIVED
s San Marcos. ltzen, New York.
Oh Helen @. Mosley, Holt. Baitinors.
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PRODUCE.
BEANS--California small white, 2h62ikc
per ID; Bayou, iAIihc; pink, aispakc: Lima
hc !, 5Mlhe; blaekseyed peas, Siaaf3Mc
htTrER--Bino star, Use; dairy. ii1Dl5c
ianey Flgln creamery alns2e; PeNas country
nutler choice l6filsc. common. Sdl0c; oleo-
mNfgarlne solids. lie; prints. i2e; Elgin dairy
prirka, lIiac' CSnosure fancy creamery, in 5
atll 20 lb, pals aac
se.2oH2.60
,IllEESE-Now York fun cream liGiea;
Wisconsin fun cream liIa@l2c. Young Amer
lcn l21so; Western skim Toe
hErS-,Pcr dozen, noniraliy, lie.
uNluNs--t olorado, 25W2&c per pound; red
ara yellow onion scts. s2.25ale.t0 per bushcl.
pEIPElt-- Chile, i7m20n per 10.
o. forAroEs- caIiiorna and Colorado. sosp
eec' sweet potatoes, 3in50e per bushsl gem
nlne New York seed potatcea. II prck bbls.
~ S,sga 3Ooi lo-rcck bbls, at 81 "a Tonnes,
rec triumph lo-peok bbs, s375dtuJ; In
sucks Sia0ffi.5o per bushsl
auuoLTRY iicns, s250si3,oO: springs, 81. rs
~ - 80; 10; broilers, sl5oefl.55 Turkeys. hens,
si.o,ef a.oo gohhlera. sao0Gpi2oo. Ducks, 81. Is
Q1,2a; geese. $i.00Gii 10
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asked; b bid; n nominal.
New York Futures,
opencd stcndy at noon stcndy and closed |
steady; sules 100000.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SIS Menemsha, Conner. New York.
SIS nargal. Richardson, Hamburg:
ass Hannah VI. Bell. 5tanthorp, Manchester,
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. bid, sellers, value.
stociSs ut unitcd states PORTS,
United States Exports.
comparat,,e spo, Markets ~ '''

The following are the olosing ouotntIons for
cotton on the spot today az tho loading mar
hets, together with tho closing OF middlnr
yesterday, With todny's sales;
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HEAVY STAPLES.

AMMUNITION. Powder, per key. $1,000
t.25, blasting powder sl.6J per kcg; drop shot
per 1sos, w. x, !. buck ,i,, A.So. .
&C. regulars. d5s@6.ac; boxed Sc higher,
smoked bcllics. 7m7A. New York salt bellies,
&c; breakfast bacon, sIsd9c
BAGGlNG AND TiES-Lcss than car lots
from Houston. Baggins, lib, 6ae; 2M-lb. ~.
TieH Arrow. 45-lb, SOC; Delta, 81,
CANDy-stick wrapped, basis "A, 6A07c
ps cos Ri Tggscn s1 spa 6sr s,sns Fair
i5c peaberry. ltQliilac. Toasted coilees Ar
backlc,s Ariosa. basis ioo-Ib cases. 5000;
FLOUR Empire Mills. Houpton; Davisons
High patent, 81. 49, White Ribbon. second
getcu'. 100. Texas Star mills quote: Tidal
81 ~. Sea Pearl 1850, rye aour 81 40. Spe-
cinl rates for shipments to interior poinis;
Tour " barrels, lie above sacHs: In half bar
FARlNACEoUS GoonS--Grits. hominy ana
cream meal In barrels, $500; pearl meal, in
to-lb sacks SLIGO per bbl OF sacks; Scotch
s sci pf'ena' OATS ss'' Columbian oats
HAMs--standard s,Aasc picnic hams, &c.
. HON Yin f0-lb cins. extracted. iisr5isc;
N ccmh, sulOc. q l2-lb cans, extracted.
LARp-Reancd iicrces, compound. 7-sc;
, i@ai, s, - /; 80 10 cans Ac higher than
h ,4,es lob cans, nc higher; bib cans. sc
hlshSr; Up cans, y higher
. MoLASSEs- Reboiled. fair, l6M1Sc; prime.
2e@2lc; choice. 25dp26c; fancy new crop syrup.
klCE--Extra fancy head 5ikM5Nc: choice
A'sN oe; fair 4ailic; fancy imported. 5iaGsaic
RoFE-Basis for 7-1G Ssal, &c; MANILA
De- cotton, l0KMl0A
SALT Liverpool. coarse eea75ci fine. s5@
NE Louisiana. coarse, Coo: tino Csc: barrels,
:. ~ Jos s225; 60-5s. $780, 1o0-Ss $3.50: 70-4s.
SALT FIsH-Maokerol. No. /. In to.Ib kits.
SacMs oo; half barrels. s5.50I5J6.
, SIARull--Standard goods; Pearl In 40-Ib
h6oSes, aise: Royal Gloss, bulk, 3ssc; Nickel,
~" packages, per box s2.S5, corn starch, hac
per lb, 20 and 40.lb boxes.
/, ~ neutrality-suspicious. are for small lots, spo-
clai prices given on carload orders Standard
,rannlntcd bssc; cubeR and powdered 3 i5- iGc
louisiana yellow clarified. fancy 43sc; choice
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HrNIn ana rrovi.Ion. El.cMherc.

70 New York, February lo--whcat- Recsin,s
steady stead na rs experts s bushels spot
sdsance on better cables and were f,,r,, =.
, hsnea ny mr. riearngs; closed with slirht
a az tSsm The top under realizing, but steady Si
s,osa.dI ss ~ met advance No. red. February
. ,s,ns N.Y.; May, alSs Hides and lenthsr.
Firm Wool aud cotton seed oil stead i'oy ~,
,ron- Easy. 6.t5 bid; sos asked. S,onna, *
rlrm. Tin and spclter--Firm Lead Sirop,
and higher. s.7ods.7S. S'f'ns
~ ha,lfas city February ie--wheat.- Higher
s No. hard. ss,s; No. . ssass: No. red red
s As,;se No !. "; No. spring, ST. Corn.
Firm. higher; No . white. stGsir =, u oatp
urn choice timothy. s506ia0 %: nrs;r,a . ~
s w' ;Sa nsssipts-wh 1900 bushels corn
WSca, "ss y ~ an,s, 900 bushels shipments
cats, $3.50 bushels. '"f" ousheis'
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cree q sor@rFasn~a far to sale q sad
l2zEts - 80 rGzen g1s-r2s zs rzav - 7s-c-
rsSzTE II ne -rzEEzer rT9@tg2S+1 30 AK %
sAt1SSF s1a plaintiffs sad Ea0rss-asye Aei
t1eresn n the san q s. 4#. ragesssr
T.1 E-zeEeS- ta@rgSm IL re rate ~ ssT1
so Fer cent rrr zzzaza ran. tlSsEoeser So
gSt@. compromising sal iEsereast EzEn gSe
Frlrrt1al every rA-s@ zseneas- Win inter
@ss thereon H tie same ra1a together wa
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Attorney Gar Pl&sntt--
Postrfies aSz3-@sss Roa-a 40 Pioneer
Ssrk, Seattle. Washington.
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~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
safe II washington. for King C1Hn y.
prooass Deg g a5s; ne -s asssf =
Cezsei. No. I'll. Notice . Creat3tors
Notice e hereby given ay ts-s UNDER
signed. administration OF Ia@ estate 81 40
BE A. EaIl iArgeoa- deceased - Eae eress-
tors a. and al pN-soQs having claims
against The said deceased . exhibit them
xta Tie necessary vouchers. within one
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ice. tc-xtE- January 5sa. IsaS 30 t7e sail
administrator az Patterson & Eszzsv's u "
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n the city af Seattle. County and STATE
aforesaid Tie same being the usace FOR the
transaction q Jna Business % the <aid
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JOSEPH 4. BAHIA RECON.
Admin isxrat1r u Ene Es5are Cd Aaafs A.
Sa4sIargeoa. deceased.
FsrSe publication January sta. Tsss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-13

ORDNANCE NO. 4T45.-An 0rdlnancs
authorizing the Board OF Public WcrSs
70 grant certain permits for the occuI a.
t,oG OF certain s@rests and avenues II tie
City. OK Seat
Whereas. By the pIa ting Of the state
Tide Lands between Washington Street
and Newark Street certain xr1preyeEner IS
are left within the limits # me Srreess
ana avenues Of said plat Now, there
Be Il ordained by the City Of Seattle as
Section l. That the Board OF Public
grant permits for the maintenance and en-
1oyment OF existing tlaprov euen 3 within
the limits O. the streets and avenues re-
ferred 20 IL The foregoing preamble: such
permits 70 be limited 20 A period net ex-
eeeding the life CT said existing improve
neElts and IN no case exceeding five years
from the date OF the approval % this Ordi-
nance. and prcTided that such perm -
shah not authorize the making OF any re-
pairs 70 any structure above The wharf
level within the limits OF sucd avenue Or
street. which shall tend 20 proio1g ths
Life OF said structure. Provided. However.
that II 40 case shah any such permit be
granted unless and until the party appIy-
ing Tor same shall have comp lesed The re-
adjustment % the title OF his adjacent
property SO that the same conforms with
the revised ard corrected plat as that Eor-
BY the City OF Seattle and confirmed by
Acs OK the Legislature a. lis session cs
1881.
Section .. This Ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be IN force from and after lis
passage and approval. K approved by the
mayor; otherwise Il shan take effect at
provisions of tae City Charter.
Passed the City Council the 10th day Of
January. ISIS. ard signed by Te in open
session IL authorization Of it's passag .
this iuta day % January. Isas.
GEO. E. RAYMOND
President Pro Tam. Of The City Council
Approved by ne his Itsh day of Jan.
1875 T. J. HUMES Mayor
Filed By ne this uth day OF January
isaS
Attest; WILL II. PARRY
City Comptroller & Ex-o1lcio CIty Clerk
Seal
Published January =. 1898