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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-30
NEW YORK ETs.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Sept ca-The Burlington
August statement furnished lever today
70 carry prices upward. and this develop
ment was the only factor u consequence
bearing upon the general situation. II -
true that the Indus;Tiais. 70 considerable
extent. dominated the market, but speeu-
Iation showed a tendency 10 Ignore noctu-
atoms IN this group The circumstance
caused some favorable comment "a did
also the fact that the general Hist iapsed
into s1liness ant showed comparative
sreatetn4ss whsn concerted attacks on the
sn@rIaItfss we're made London quotations
indicated a more favors bic disposition To-
wards Americans ao-ca5. wrcH was re-
aected III good buying here throughout the
Operations by the bear faction were re-
rewes 81 various directions. with Man
haitian ioomins 70 ne sroaI: To 1os.,; q,
soon yielded 20 rs.
Covering ~ shorts put the price Back
10 iesia. and intermediate fluctuations BE-
cornp sled ~ v:olen, dips. THIS stock.
generally speaking showed q better tone
ard ended fer the fEst time this week
with re; Advantage. Call money rates
The action q the goveTrT.en, In an ics-
pAsing IRE November Interest, coupie5
with early receipts Of large amcaa: or
gold n transit were Responsible for the
decline IN rates. Tsm@ money was ase
quotaniy eaz.er for the shorter periods and
some prime mercantile paper vas dl:-
pressure sss concentrated sEsiDst sugar
- the day drew ID close, bat the stock
scon recovered ard @rdsG firm, ~ coEys-
mon with fhr remainder % Ire Est with
Hords ruled fairly active. but Irregular
Total sales & es9 ;s-a- Government bonds
were a trlae easier, ire - rssng -, TO
txss.
Money and Exchange
Money or call, ziRQs,1 PER cert; las.
iezrs ~ Per cent prime Hasrca1tile
pa 1~r. els@l5 yer cent. sterling exchaHg
ssesr, V3th actuai business In bankers
bis az 81 sses4 ~. for demand sni a;
81 slt-fa4 sls Ter sixty days: posssj rStes,
s. s.FI4 ssis and S2; commercial tafis.
s. salAss4sa: silver certificates. s saa@c
bar ssly.r, e1xG. Mexican dollars, 47sac-
Government oo,ts. easssr; state b.Ea-s.
arm; raz.Soa4 bcs6s. EgeE1sAS.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK, Sept. 29.--The Evening
Posts financial cablegrsm SAYS There vas
a better tone in the stock markets here to-
day especially In the earlier hours the chief
feature being a rlse IN mining shares. lhs
close was under the best on the Paris
tpourse. which was a tribe lower on approach
Of the settlement OK optien day tomorrow.
Americans were comparatively neglected
during the day, but they closed better On
New York support Canadian Pacific was
weak on the monthly statement. Argensinss
ard Braxs.s were especially strong. a. were
also copper shares Details OF the gold
movement for the week show the sale Of
Gise 60 In American eagles and AlS.@N in
bar gold and the shipment az Afoso to mo
continent and Of En,aH 20 New York
LONDON. Sept 2aCiosing: Canadian
Pacific. SsS. Grand Trunk, Ia Bar silver
steady a, q b-isd per OUNCE.
Money 2iEdl3 per cent.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SEALED proposals ~ duplicate. endorsed
Proposals for the Installation OF an
Etectria Light ard Power Pant At the
L = Naval Station. Puget Sound. Brem-
ecton. Washington" viii be received at
the bureau o. Yards and Docks, Navy
Department Washington. D. e. until /
o'clock q. n. on saturday, October Is,
i>aS. and publicly opened immediately
thereafter. Specifications and blank
forms of proposal viii be forwardec. upon
application 10 the comma udant 81 he L
: Naval Station. BremeTteu Washing
ton. Or 70 eae bureau. Bidders ara ex-
pecfeI - fulIy inform themselves 81 the
character ~ the work hy visiting the
station. where plans may ba examined
work i g. ~ Morde<>si r Endcatt
s-hfer - Hurcan seDferuAsr Is iSas
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLLING
tice Of Assessment roll OF Local Improve
rnent District No. Ia. for the improve
ulent OF First Avenue South IN the City
of Seattle. under Ordinance No. sou. and
hearing thereon.
Notice IL hereby given that the assess
ment roll Of Local improvement District
No ia for the Improvement OF First Ave
nue. South from the center OF King Street
10 the center OF Connecticut Street, under
Ordinance No. 500 has been reported by
the Board OF Public Works to the City
Council of the City Of Seattle, and Is now
on :ile IN the office Of the City Comptrol-
Ter and ex-officio City Clerk, and the same
is now open for public inspection at said
office and VIII remain open for inspection
unit! Monday. the 7th day OF November,
1885. az $50 o'clock p m. and all persons
interested are hereby required to appear be-
fore the City Council al a session thereof
10 be held III the Council Chamber IN the
CITY Hall on said 5th day of November.
1858 at $50 O'Clock p. m. and make ohjec-
items thereto. Al said tine SO fixed the city
council viii consider any and all objections
made and will make such corrections in
said roll as IL deems Just. and Will then by
ordinance approve such roll and levy and
assess the amounts thereof against each
parcel and lot OF land shown tn said roll
ana declare the same a first lien thereon.
Said matter may be adjourned TO a later
date IL 40 ordered BY the City Council.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Comptroller and ex-offlcio City Clerk
OF tile City Of Seattle.
Tate Of first publica ton, September .,
1885
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Touched Him for 500.

Nellie Brooks. a coiored woman. Vas ars
aligned before Justice Austin yesterday
afternoon on the charge OF grand larceny.
Shs pss up $50 cash bail and was Released
20 appear for preliminary hearing next
20 appear far preliminary examination
nsxt TUESDAY J =. wi son. a miner Ii tbs
talked with tbs woman D few moments
and shat when sns cana up Ss1ss IN him
pushed ney away Later he discovered
that q 500 tai mad been extracted from a
sack wbssh re- carried in his trousers
pocket lie had considerable geld IN tas
81 ne sack but a. II Mas below the h.li IL
ESCAPED ire aeft fingers.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROlI-No-
tice OF assessment roll OF Local Improve
rsent District No. Il5 for the improve
rnent of First Avenue, in the City Of Sc
attic. under Ordinance No. 5d95 and hear
ing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
nent roll OF Local Improvement District
No rs for tho Improvement OF First Az
enue from Pike Street 10 Denny Way. I'M
der Ordinance No 5ef2 has been reported
by the Board Of Public Works TO the City
Council Of the City OF Seattle. and is now
or file in the office Of the City Cosnptrol-
Ter and ex-omlcio City Clerk and the "a ne
IS now open for public inspection at said
office and Will remain open for Inspection
until Monday the Eth day OF November
1865. at 500 o'clock ?. m. and all persons
interested are hereby required 20 appear
before the City Council at session there
Of 10 pc held in the Council Chamber in
the City Hall on said 1th day OF Novem-
her 1898. at 30 o'ciock y. m. and make OBJ
ferttona thereto. ~ said time SO fixed the
civ council VIII consider any ard all OBJ
iertinnss made and VIII make such c0rrAc-
tions IN SAID roll az Il deems just, AMI Will
then by ordinance approve such roll and
levv and assess the amounts thereof
against each parcel ard lot of land shown
IN said roll and declare the same a first
Hen thereon. Said matter NAV ne adjourn
81 70 2 later date II SO ordered BY the City
Council
WILL II. PARRY.
CITY COMPTROLLER ard ex-oTiclo City Clerk
81 he CITY Of Seattle.
Date % first publication. September p.
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LIVE STOCK, MARKETS
hirago.

CHICAGO. Sept. S9,-Sales % native beef
steers were Al S48t7a for the couaioner
droves and up to s.. 4ssf5S 81 for choice lots.
sales Ae.ng largely al saAA6o with a sood
demand for export cattle AT s5-as445-ee, Tie
si0cker and feeder trade vas good at 81 ~
Gaze; Canadian fuckers averaging go 10
H9o pounds fetching stSpGs4e 80 and few
common stoskeFs bringing $sgSaa. COWS
sola at s. sos so:' a few going At N.seal's
bulls went SLOW AZ s. and calves sold most
~ al ssas7 per loo pounds Western rangers
were in good demand al advancing prices.
Hogs-Tle bulk Of the offerings crossed t1e
scales al 81 fussj,sa prime hogs brought $50
1885 and the commonest lots found pur-
ehasars at $2.spsis,to: pigs. 81 .SSslS.I5.
Lambs sold al stSl4.t0 for the poorest
nceks, up to Sass4iS FOR eho.ce natives, kill
ers taking range lambs a tssis.@. sheep
TO 81. Sgt 60 for the best lots western raEsa
sheep bringing 81 1Ssa4.'S. The bulk OF the
western sheep brought si0t.3. Feeding
sheep were ia active demand at S3.S 0afi and
feedings lambs scli freely 1T H. .ozsfss-
ReceiptS-Cattle. $500, hogs, DVoc, sheep,
i70e.
OMAHA, Sept 2a--Cattle-Receipss sS0
head. market steady, native beef steers.
sisolt5~i0: western steers, s3.Joa l. ~. Texas
steers, t3a9y4: COWS and heslers, sSNaso:
stockers and feeders. S.504 AGO; butts ana
stays. s. 259is.S0.
heavy, ss.6aaf3 IS: mixed. s2,esisu3G5. light,
ss.65aia.1o: bulk OF sales. s3.eai ssa3-eS
Sheep - Receints. i.lHJ head, market
steadya fair 10 choice natives, S5.tsasio.
far 10 choice westerns. s3essal4. IS. common
and stock sheep, S.5oli4.ie; lambs. Ngs-2S.
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oyERcoAr THIEF AT WORK.
Three Arrests On This CharEc-A
Case of Petit Larceny.

with the approach Of colder wea ther no
avercoat thief commences work. VITA
him Il matters little whether the police get
nola of him Or not ~ the OUTSIDE u is
only . ease Of petit larceny. IL convicted,
he rests warm and comfortable, with good
food In TIE county jail for a month Or So
IL he il not caught be can either wear the
c%srccat or sell II.
Yesterday afternoon Dick Duncan, aged
20 a carpenter. Herman Wen9t. aged o
a cock and j Lynch, lahorer. were ar.
rested CT suspicion ot stealing coats. AZ
police headquarters they we're locked Up.
az they could mt give bonds.
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Total Sales.
General Quotations.

Flour-Receip,s. z2475 barrels; exports.
4432 barrels. Market, low grades steady.
others duh and easy.
Wheat-Receipts 3i5. $50 bushels; exports.
43T I7s bushels. Spot weak, No. red. 1870
E o. b. Options showed early weakness
under foreign selling. A raliy fre.n this on
late English cables and bis cieara noes sub
sided finally into heaviness again because
Of liquidation, weak French markets and
big break In September through deliveries,
bearing IL &c net lower: No. red May
closed eSsxe: September closed l2Ac.
Hops-Steady and strong.
Pig Irun--Warrants nrnler; tI.eo.
Copper-Lake. unchanged.
Tin-Duii; $3.50.
Spe,ler- Unchanged.
Leads. s2iz. The firm that axes the
selling price for miners and smeiters
quotes lead at s3.42is al the close
Coffee--options opened unchanged to 5
points lower
sugar-Raw. dull. fair refining, sac: CEN
trifugal, IS test. 4 s-i6c.
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HEAVY WHEAT RECEIPTS.
Far This Month sos Car Loads-Prtce
On One Cent.

The greatest quantity OF wneat 10 %
received In Seattle any day this year was
brought in Wednesday over the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern railways. she
number OF car loads being hfty.eignt. ms
amounted TO 80 COO bushels. The receipts
Yesterday were fifteen car LOADS, bringing
he total for the month M 10 sss. and for
the season 10 spt car loads. or 40. iW
bushels.
The worlds wheat markets we're weak
Yesterday, and the price here fell OF
cent Quotations; No. club, soc; No.
tlit,estem ssc.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. Sept s3-T'he opening In
wheat rather indicated a but. market. al
though :. vas ditticuit 10 f1nd any explana-
ton Of the appareH; inclination among
traders to buy beyond the fact that LIVER
pool ala not show the decline naturally
looked for after yesterdays break here.
There were numerous fair-siZed buying or
jera at the start with a scarcity OF oTer-
!ngs the result being that December opeuet.
at 3s.ut23sc, yesterdays closing price with
eac offered almost Immediately. But the
tone Of tha market soon changed North
western receipts were liberal Receivers
sad the country was reopening mora read
fy 10 bids and Indications showed a freer
movement in wheat. THIS sort % news
weakened The confidence Of buyers and re-
shifted IN 81 corresponding increase Of offer
ings under which pr ces gradually declined.
December getting down 10 sSisG about
hoj}r from the start In t6e meantime Sep
TEN Der rad begun 80 show radical weak
ness Cash demand was reported poor and
Urinary receipts .ats.f $50 bushels were 4s.-
gsl bushels larger thar a year ago. This
w7s partIy Offset by heavy CieaYAnc@=. which
were Pat AZ gs,oss s1d by tSs complaints %
the Russian wheat yield, but extreme weak
mss % outside cash markets. notably New
work and attempts by dealers in that city
n resell wheat recently bought here, bat
rot yet cropped. s,arted liquidation iha,
brought prices DOWN Tlth rush, all claSssz
~ sellers coming into tr@ market ana f1e
-arfs4ty IF the decline bringing cut atop
orders both n September and Deem Der.
'Tvoa latter aptl0n rallied 20 gss.c On the
slump In September started brought It's
price down 70 SIC
The market grew heavy toward ihe close.
Selling pressure was removed In a degree,
~fs., ths weak casA SITUATION Vas very ef-
fss-f93al m keeping BUYERS away arf Drscsz
Vent eeriiniuE 20 fhs end, December wheat
closed a. cert dec! ne.
Cerr was weak al day. Cssh inquiry
xa~ fair bpt not much business 9ons- Mar
ke, close1 &s4a &C lover.
Fgats wee b. iusncrj oy wass; ard corr
closing 40 &c lo~er.
provisioGs. iE v!sw o.. the weakness 81 the
grain markets. were surprisingly steady.
January pcrk c.oSRd 11zc higher; January
lara zsxc higher ard January r5s TN
changed.
Opening. H!ghss:. Lowsss- Closing
&C $3.50 a ~ szfsass.
Nay ...s4'.as+% s*As 81 "a Gs+ss
Corn. No. q
sep, "a ~ sa.G 81. ssl.gs1.
Nay az 81. a. nssns
L. /, :: e. g: E. Il & &
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NOTICE of ASSESS f<T E01.E-.-%e-
tiee ~ assessment rci1 { Iocal Improve
o3en' 7siti~t ~. }t5 =: 80 i7DIT5F c-e
= l1afrstvli ssTe~s - the C9;y 3, Sratf5e
unfer Ordinance No &%sa. az: se.T.as
thereon
Ncttcs H~rcey gwen tsat itss ss1sss-
s~7ent 80 Yf Lea Tn pr7ve.a fut D-str5 g
NJ IL - IRE Improvement e. DeaFc<sTF1
street fsefs Tenth avf~tia So}ata - the :
s-4 between Maynard Ase- ans sAia Az
80 seq ur&e~ Ordnance NJ - as
srs~ feusrtes aY ihs EsArs - P11Sbr
works - sae Cry Coss=c.3 uf ges Cay 4
Seattle a=e Is aew q NE - 80 r. =
- the CtfY Coaep*rollsr srsz1 es 81 $50 g. >
tTA-A as tae S4rua * ney oEtn G3T s'1 .
tic Inspection - sad STtcs an& W. ? E3sajgg
ogrr for taSpez tsSEs ana. AoE t3T. nc 10
day a. H2versGss. lSSs AZ s - NtocS 2.
y ara a.. ~4sT@ SOS srte-@szSt ate 1yFe q
rss,,.!re.s - AprsAv before ;Gs 60 IpG11
at session thereof 10 Se sss4 "a tas
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON. Sept. @9.~Today's state
ment OF the condition OF the treasury
shows 49,.
ioid reserve ....,......... ..... 3,04e, IN
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PORTLAND. Sept, 29.-Ssptemher wheat
In Portland suffered no such less as was
scored IN Chicago or New York. even IN
Europe. but the weakness all over The world
caused Portland exporters 70 scale OF q
cent all around and ssc was the best quota
tton ootainab.s today for Walia Walla and
sic for valley. The San Francisco demand
for blues,eH is good and &c could De Sc
cured for q good article OF tha; variety.
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Viola MeFnIi Gives Ho n De.

rsatl~s % ali western cries 20 bs che az fhs
cfeyprsv- money g~ftsrs' % the present
DAY xin re .r.st ia ths municipal ssysfrt
his afternoon under t5e rew yaxrancv nr-
tftvsnee which in already sec 4reaf OF
r,@ryssns without viz rte means ~ sEJetxrs
sac xsx released yesterday morning On 6
cash bail
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT KOLL--No-
| tee of assortment roll OF Local Improve
meat District No. ia for the improve
Ueni OF Washington Street. from Fifth
| Avenue South 10 Ninth Avenue South,
IN the City OF Seattle. under Ordinance
No 4,li8 and hearing thereon.
Noiice Is hereby given that the assess
msas roll Of Local improvement District
Nc isa, for the Improvement Of Washing
|ies Street. from Fifth Avenue South to
Ninth Avenue South. under Ord nance
Ina. Alta. has been reported by the Board
Ii. Public Works 10 the City Council OF
Inc City Of Seattle. and Is now on file In
|iAe Office OF tbs City Comptroller and ex-
seicio City Clerk, and the same Is now
|spea for public inspection at said Office
Monday. the 1th day OF November. 1898,
|ss o'clock %. M, and all persons inter-
tssed are hereby required TO appear be-
|fcre the City Council az q session thereof
10 be held IN the Council Chamber in the
|city Hall on said 5th day OF November.
Hiss. at 3.3D o'clock p. m, and make OBJ
|tections thereto At said time so fixed the
cify council will consider any and all OBJ
.ectioEs made and VIII make such cor
rections IN said roll as 1t deems just, and
viii then by ordinance approve such roll
sad levy and assess the amounts thereof
AGAINST each parcel and lot OF land shown
lien thereon, Said matter may be ad-
|tarned to later date IL SO ordered by
kts City Council.
WILL II. PARRY,
|ey Comptroller and ex-ofticio City Clerk
OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF firsi publication. September q
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Asrket. nominal; export No. !
club. sc; No, ! hl1esteri. Sc, milling. Ne
cub. soc: No. ] hiuesfsru. Sc
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HAVE vou thought % trip through ire
Yellowstone National PARK ;his summer
~ So write - I. A. NsAeau. general agert
.orfhern Pacific railway. Seattle. for al
particulars, CT cali ~ ire Sorthsrn Pa,
cfn2 c-sce fer a cory II wen Cieraa "A y
giving a description Ct lie trip O1t..ys.s
4 EQrsySaa sx.S.
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kITsNP COUNTY FAIR.
OPENS at uremerton and II Drawing
a Coed Crowd.

The Kiisap county fair. row gong on
at Rremerton. Is the Unst Successful event
Of the kind ever held IN tina; locality. Is
began yesterday and Will e:ose saturday.
wfieh will be the greatest Gay. TIE fact
that II is near the Faget sound naval sta
ton adds 10 It's attractions
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL.-No-
tice OF assessment roll OF Local Improve
ment District No. l56. for the improve
meat OF certain portions OF Wsstiaks
Avenue and certain other streets In the
City OF Seattle. under Ordinance No. 4, ls4
and hearing thereon
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
|nent roll OF Local Improvement District
mo i5s for the Improvement OF certain
portions OF Westlaba Avenue and certain
|other streets under Ordinance No. asa
has been reported by the Board OF Pub
lie Works TO the City Council of tho City
[os Seattle. and Is now on file In tho Office
|os the CITY Comptroller ana ex-ofiicio City
Clerk. and the same Is now open for pub
lie inspection at said otdce and will re-
main open for inspection until Monday.
the 7th day az November. 1888 at O'clock
IL m and all persons interested are here
by required 20 appear before the city
the Council: Chamber In the City Hall on
Q clock y. m and make objections there
e. Al said time so fixed the city council
viii consider any and all objections made
and Will make such corrections In said
roll as II deems just. ana Will then hy or
dnsnce approve such roll ard levy and
assess the amounts thereof against each
parcel and lot Of land shown IN said roll
and declare tho same a first Item thereon.
said matter may ne adjourned 10 later
date IL SO ordered by the City Council
WILL II PARRY.
City Comptroller and px~ofsicio City Clerk
of the city % Seattle.
isss
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Sept. 2s.-wheat weaker and
;sc lower. Ciuh. 5s'2c: bIuestem, ala Ssf -5 *
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THE CorroN MARKETS.


NEW ORLEANS. Sept. @.-Cotton-
Steady: raia3iiug. +2sc
New York.
NEW YORK. Sept. @2.--cotsoR-Steady;
In.adl!ng. sasc,
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Dairy Products.

ON the produce Sxckar ge today tire but
ter market was steady. creamery. lSstiSss.
dairy, i-glsc
Cheese Steady, VESAr.
Eggs-~ Firm. fresh ilr.
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BOSTON. Sept 2.--closing:
Bos. il Mon "a parrot -.... ISfs
RuftA & Ros -. 23As