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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

Dr.. r. w. Jones declined the
Presidency Of the /. l. 4 c.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

In selecting for his subject
Home Life in Dixie Before the
War; Mr.. Steel has been most
happy. He il certain to have .
sympathetic audience on Satur.
dAy evening.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

DIR. Steers lecture will be .
rare treat Call at Davidson =
Roane's and secure your tickets.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

Prof }. W. johnson, Of the
University delivered his enter.
flaming and instructive lecture
entitled The German School
Girl at Clinton Last week.
the proceeds devoted to the
Clinton College. Ii is our pleas
ure to state that the lecture was
largely attended and it is need
less to say very much enjoyed
by all.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

There was an unusually large
crowd in oar city on Saturday
last Merchants report busi-
ness good
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

Those desiring IN Intellectual
treat can be sure Of an accom-
mediation by attending DIR.
Steel's lecture on Saturday
evening.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

Vine II Csrdui has nov Demon
ssrnssd that nine-tenihs Of all the
eases Of menstrual disorders do
noa require . physician 8 attention
st al. The SIMPLE. pure
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

Do not fail to attend the lee
ture Of DIR. s. A. Steel remem-
Der the date, Saturday, I'D
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

The many friends Of Mr.. y.
L Marmon and his most excel
lent family, were shocked to
learn ON Friday last, Of his sad-
den death from heart disease
M. harmon practieed law IN
cur town for three yesrs and
married one Of our most anna
bic and cultured young ladies
The daughter Of Col. I'm 9
Holloway. Nr. Msrnen ha'
ur,eticed in Memphis severn
years and won . prominent 20
sitson st..she bar To his faml
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20

We viii present The Weekly
Commercial Appeal one year to
every new cash subscriber 70
the EAGLE.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-01-20
PHYSICIANS

TAR. A. G. BRAMLETT,
Oyvscx-Over ChlltOas Drug
Store.
OPYtCH HOURS to IL M
to 4 p. m
Residence on North 81.
TELEPHONE No. 50
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock nge.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2+-Speculatiou was
inclined % wait on the bank statement to-
day and there was much doubt concern
Ing what tae showing wouid be The real
ling movement IN the stock market upon
its appearance Indicated that the turn is
not regarded Is altogether favorable, II
spite II TIE rise IN The net surplus reserve
81 s40l1415
The Increase in ash was less than 81 l0a-
90 ard the Tsma inder ~ the tnerease III
surplus was cue 20 "a reduction of reserve
deposits A reflection from the contraction
n loans og sli.ln24fo. Il vas believed By
some Gha1 las; weeks heavy decrease Of
over Si2httsH - loans was due IN some
way % the mysterious system NJ averages
used by t6s banks But in that event.
there should have been seine bookkeeping
rrpersatlon ia tRiAys statement. II Is
certain :hat 'here has been 10 such con-
traction - open market loans. either las.
esCk or thss, a. Indicated en- The face %
re statement TIE more probable explain
a.ior Is fAa; advanced ~ Eats review las.
week namely. that tae lsG1gt3ated loans are
largely those MADE 10 outside hanks -
finance $7ilNegintioIss - the government
loan The delivery ~ bonds by the govern
rnenf has hFeF. sc,aHsi. bat Is row Dro-
crossing more Taptclv ara the loans are
iqu:dat.f ~t,h tie delivery ~ tne bonds.
The hank resUrrs indicate otherwise the
turn IN the money market towards grea7eF
care.
The stock market showed : aule. bus
,.arSe absorps1a.n . stock. Notably ~ The
turns - tnczs reads The uisee.la aecus
ifSt showed tendency II reaction. which
was checked ~ tSs fr-ress u re rail-
read Us, rn8er tse realizing movement
ara he bark statement.
The exr~etAs3on %ss g->lte general that
tha upward movement of prices 90 tha
stock exchange would Se resumed th.s week
and ti@EtrEsS ~ re money marie. wcuis
- relieved owing - she cessation - thA
nsoTer, eTs 1880 he treasury % account -
ne s&l'scF' lat3oGS 70 re government Loan.
TSa expectation IS st!ii that thsse txe
events are sssuT,v DELAYED ny ira variois
reSr;icuaTy incidents q the week On
McE3sv - VS. tSe violent break IN Sugar
ara ere c1Ss5-Uei tjgatness 81 money
wAtrN checked speculative ventures dur
fNg - Whole @Tss TIE certlnUs. hard
uess - moray has cser 4 particular ,fs-
srfctyg -.FseEs II SssecGsztGTs various fac
sN-s ~ eve foake5 - s-e~eSecsiy So hgtnv re-
N@r sn~lusl1x TIE amtsclpat0Ts payments ~
tNa October interest CT the government.
es3n6s Increases - tire government expen
tures s112 iTEYorts and yscstrarasrnsnss q
sh@ ravrTgsn: If tire small remaining Tor
~aea az fTe government SuesSe-.rtse-s T~ses-
factors have proved eNycacIaGs as the work
sAvAT rAs - eassse icaar rates so- rzoney
hu. IN the meantime . au-raes % the hAnks
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G0rIcE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL-No-
ice Of assessment roll of Local Improve
msnt District No. i55. for the improve
msni OF certain portions OF Westlake
Avenue and certain other streets In the
City OF Seattle. under Ordinance No l. 7s4
And hearing thereon.
Notice. is hereby given that tho assess
|nsts roll OF Local improvement District
|Se. lI tor the Improvement OF certain
|s1st:ons of Nestiake Avenue and certain
|s,ae- streets, under Ordinance No. Asa
lis been reported by the Board of Pub
|ae Works to the city Council of the CITY
Y Seattle. and IL now on file I'm the Office
{ he City Comptroller ana ex-officio City
gffk and tho same Is now open for pub
Il Inspection at said Office and Will re-
Eza open for inspection until Monday,
ss III day OF November 1898, at S o. clock
., aad all persons Interested are here
q required to appear before the city
sesneil a: a session thereof to be held In
Sc Council Chamber IN the City Hail on
az .th day OF November. 1885, al 40
sesack y. tn.. and make objections there
III consider any and all objections made
nd viii make such corrections in said
III as II deems just. and will then by or
ssanre approve such ron and levy and
ssssss the amounts thereof against each
lsfesl and lot Of land shown In said roll
20 declare the same frs; lien thereon
sad matter may be adjourned 10 later
as u 50 ordered by the CITY Council.
L. WILL II. PARRY.
Fly Comptroller and ex-offic.e City Clerk
% the CITY Of Seattle
lale OF urst publication. September q,
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RESOLUTION NO. 72-Be IL Resolved by
De City Council OF the City Of Seattle
4 follows:
81 Tha; II IS the intention OF the City
Il Seattle to improve East Jefferson Street
n the Sander Boman Real Estate Co. q
xisssng s.dewalkng and parking said
gsses betwesn said points.
q That the cost thereof be paid by as
sunents upon the property AUDITING up
q aid portion Of said East Jefferson
Sas,, under the plan Of 'Immedlate Paw
nsst" In the manner provided By the
carter and ordinances OF the City OF Sc
atk
81 That the City Engineer be directed
b eusrish TO the City Council an estimat e
Il tie cost OF said Improvement.
10 That the matter of making said i'm
Faya1aen, Will be considered by the City
faaHell ~ session thereof to be held
Lee the third day Of October. 1855 at S
|sclock =. m. al which time all persons
ssar.ng 20 be heard before the CITY Coun-
|a upon the matter of making said Inn
pavement are notified TO be present.
Passed the City Council the 10Th day of
September. isss, and signed by me In open
|sssson in authorization of Its passage
us 1911 day of September, lSss;
President of the City Council.
Filed by ME this 18th day Of September.
cM WILL III. PARRY,
Esy Comptroller & Ex-officao Civ Clerk.
By G. K. CORYELL. Deputy Clerk.
Date OF first publication. September e.
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80 rTI0x 40. a-Be ii Resolved By
nv couEc.s OF the City OF Seattle.
& IA II 1. The intention OF the City
s.s:s 10 Improve Republican Street
- republican Street from Minor
- Ssr.h 70 . poiat 100 feet west OF
- Avsnne ssorsp. Msrcer Stree. and
usrcsr etress from the alley west Of
- harrison street from the alley weat
I.,a Avenue North TO East,ake
- Tsss Harrison Street from Belle
xvenus North 70 BoyIssoa Avenue
- erm Howard Avenue North 10
.ss.e avenue North, John Street from
sissv west O. Pontins Avenue TO the
-, Of Ponttus Ayenus, John Street
sne' tae alley between Minor Avenue
- and Pon.lus Avenue from John
-. 10 Republican Street, the alley be-
- poctiaz Avenue and Howard Ave
~ Eersh frons Harrison street TO kepub-
6trses, Howard avenue North from
.sssf NJ feet south % John Street TO
y.sss1n street. the alley between Howard
- NORTH and Eastiake Avenue from
-, 10 fees north OF Harrison Stree.
vsst Mercer Street. Eastiake Avenue
- pojYl. 80 feet south OF John Street
rcsrt ial feet south OF Thomas Street,
ss.iake Avenue from point f3 fee;
- OF Thomas Street 20 Harrison
- Bellevue Avenue North from a point
: -, ,,rgtl. OF East Thomas Street 10 a
=. Is, fsst south OF East Mercer Street.
kSsyue Avenue North from Eazs Mercer
- 10 Bellevue Place. and Boyiston
80 NORTH from East Harrison kt.ees
z esss ROY Street, by constructing there
Z rsF,p4r sewers throughout said portions
sstt streets avenues and alleys fthe
90 forming q connecting system OF sew
- virh q common out!stb. together with
a necessary wyes. cpensngs. mauholes,
|srpsoies. yen,iiatcrs. casch-bastn5 and
Iz-.x;nr tanks,
| a Hal the cost thereof be paid by an
...rsxmsnt 70 be levied upon the property
[.sn,.ng upon and prox4mate to said
|s,s<sx avenues and alleys as set forth
i "a nrst paragraph of this resolution,
Issisr the plln Of Payment By bonds
-. manner provided by The Charter
Ia ordnances OF tie City OF Seattle.
Il Thas the City Engineer be directed
3, furnish TO the City Council an estimate
"a ,hs cost os said Improvement.
Iin ira, the matter of making said I'm
{vaxamest will be considered by the CITY
= fr1 day Of October. 1885, a. 500 O'clock
4 "a. Al which ZINE all persons desiring
u b. heard before the City Council upon
II matter OF making said Improvement
70 sosined e. be present.
Passed she CITY Council the 18th day of
[snferber, Isse, and signed by me In open
Irsecn In authen ;sez,!on Of its passage
- 18th day OF September, 1883
w. Y. RINEHART.
President OF the City Council
Fled BY me this 18th day of September.
y,y Comptroller and ex-off clio City Clerk.
III g. X. cORYELL. Deputy Clerk.
Gia Of first publicatio September q.
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Pa EHA Lsrn. Sae Tbs weight. kati4s I
feat fla
Washington -e1 cedar surSer-RsvgA.
S9s; nsrsl siding. ws!xas 80 ms, S4I lSse.
esl1ng. weights No. J. and j. Tsxs-=nch,
90 t1ss Noe. l. 2 and g. s@xe-iEch, J. 30
los. $yG& iA.a, sos IaA weight. A&lss 1
q; wa4ssottng, &lvui4, rEset. t-sc1s:
"a shingles, HE; standard eh.ngses, E..s:
oHe-snch anisE. L. IL and Is feet. f@sTSt.
thick aassn, s@sN8, cedar squares, :, s. 8
an6 10 feet: psckets, e..
Kiin-6rsed. 81 IN advance Of green. Dray-
age &c.
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STEAMER NELSON ARRIVES.
First Trip of = krusc PasacngeR
Vessel From California;.

Passenger steamer Charles Nelson. Capt.
N. Andersen arrived at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. three days and six hours from
San Francisco This h her first trip for
the kruse steamship line. and hereafter
she will make regular trips between here
and the Golden Gate. I'd Dillon, tr.. who
for fifteen years has been engaged in bsisi-
ness In San Francisco, Is pursar. The Nell
son brought 80 tons OF miscellaneous
freight. She will sail on the return Sep
tember -. She brought up the following
passengers:
Mrs. Bertha Olsen. Mrs o. II. Dishens.
Mrs r. r. Benson T. NJ. Crawford, J.
Olsen. ". Pinkerson, Paul Mousroy. II
Casey.
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Fly TREAsURER's NoTICE.-The City
tiers ofgiee.
soaee Is hereby given that the assess
70, of Local Improvement District
A.e IN the City OF Seattle. created by
sssss'lce No. tNS5, entitled al Ordinance
80 S''ss.aS FOR the Improvement Of Univar-
IL, sues; IN the City OF Seattle, from
|s~IIeAa Avenue - First Avenue by re
|aang the same and by repairing the
.-.sAVehs thereof aud providing fer the
- - nsAs therefor by the mode of imm~di-
4yineiii. ard establishing fund for
49, payment by an assessment. anon all
Is sh4 parcels - land fenef9te,, BIZ sIrh
a. se'snt under the provisions cf ortii-
$50 No US, approved April 29th. fS9s
4 s0.fhded by Ordinance No 3S54. apprev-
49, Nt. INi ara Ordinance No. 4s91.
sxsssd May S'h. 1877. ARA the city char
~ nSW - force has been certified Ia
eei.ect.on- and that unless payment
A. ss assessment thereon contained =.
49, sialn - DAYS from the date OF the
h.. ~ e.Ga iio'i % THIS notice such assess
~ s5ae hss,o,ue delinquent and shall
a. .1ieFesJ AZ the rate of 10 per cent per
a. a. uhill paid ard = nos paid before
- - assessment s1aN have become dest,f-
he penalty - per cent shah be
80 aSd 'Se sums delinquent shall he
w. u On the annual TAX roll Cor the eur
jssastSr against each lot and parcel 50 d.
1890, ard y .A fhe Interest collected "a
e., axes. separate account being kept
and !! uet paid within the time
SNF The payment % ctsv taxes. shall
.-ssess>i. together with such additional.
II - ard pe cics as ara authorized 20
'gec s"* collected on ether aelln-
&c. t@NeS eaG1 lot Cr parcel - della
H ka&l ~ slid foT tae amount ~ such
&s-NsHeSt. Nsts iutSrcst ard costs, at TIE
SO II tAs manner ana IN the ss:
|aes '@'>|S "''" ''sS AE* Se'H t'r oiss
a II Ftf0TF.
| Ivy Treasurer ~ the Cry 90 Seattle
- q nrst publication. Seattle. Wash,
sNssser ssta. iSsN
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An Unknown Article,

Ragged Ren.z--Yer never seen seeh q sur.
prised man in yer life as dat college pro-
fessor wuz wen he seen me tell de time Nv
day widout iookin' at Il watch.
Patched Pantz--w'os a foot he must hev
hin, Why. de only surprssin' ting would
he TO see you tellin' de time uy day BY
iookin at a watch.-~Judga-
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HAVE you thought Of trip through .he
Yellow stone National Park this summer,
II so. write 20 I. A Na3eau. general agent
Northern P2r1hc railway Seattle for al
particulars. or call AZ nae Northern Pa
ellie Office for A copy 1t Wonderland -
giving description Of the trip. 0utrlva.s
European TIP
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PORTLAND, Sept "a - Wheat easier.
buyers have secured All the wheat needed
for near by tonnage ard show disposition
20 take things easier Shipments this week
have totaisd o-sr $50 90 hu- Wslia Waisa.
&szrStc; valley and bl1estem. s3aeac.
Cl.ared-Br sh Euphrosyne. Queenstown.
ib6, 80 bu- wheat
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invoice, &c. No tonnsng, eec. mid.
steady 70 Arm: Cortcva. S9tsc.
Sugar-Raw. quiet but steady: fair rein
Ing 3z.5sc: centrifugal. Is test. is-iSe: rs
caed. firm bur less active, gra-ulates, 5ise.
CT, loaf. i-1sc.
Metals.
Corper-rAks. ST.
Lead-The hru. that fixes the selling priea
fo- miners and srnei.ers quotes lead G.,
IS, - a. the close.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Sept. 24.-The market was
largely nominal in consequence OF lack of
offerings. Quotations as a rule were an
changed from yesterday. Hogs sold all
the way from 50 4593-s5 for common stock
ers. UP TO $isti.i0 for choice grades. Pigs
sold a. s.. l9ziS ~; ssockers al e. 5oSI54 - and
bears at 81 5vl22s,
I.amts sold at g. 7i.as for inferior to
choice. feeders bringing .iNa4.75. and
COED Westerns S2oQ5. 70. Native sheep
brought s2,ssasA5o; ewes. s. Nga.7 70. and
Western range sheep. S3.5o44Sa Feeding
sheep sold at $s.Ndr+. 10.
ceipts-Castie 30; hogs I7,ooo; sheep,
5000.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Sept. 2L-Cattle-Receipts l2gO
head: market, steady. Native beef steers,
81 +eq1. 40; Western steers, s. SpeIi.40; Texas
steers S3.agEi4. cows and heifers. $54J3se;
ssockers and feeders. s.. soS4.eo, bulls ana
stays s, 25gf3.s
Hogs-Receipis. $50 head market
steady Heavy, s.. 7eu3 s2ss, mixed s. -
as.so: light. s2.66ass5: bulk OF sales. $, q
ASA.
Sheep-Raceipts 2.io; market. steady.
Fair 10 choice natives. s1.seQ4l0: fair 10
choice Westerns. s3,aqI4; common and
stock sheep .slGf5; lambs, $su4A
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WASHINGTON. sept 2s-Tciay's stats
rlsr3t ot RE condition % the treasury
shows.
Available cash balance e.. .......t2l4 120. STA
Goid reserve =. 49, 90. ......-..... "a. $50 ag3
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FOR Waila Waila and all points on
Washington & Columbia River railroad
Seattle daily at o. a. Through car SER
vice to WaiiA Waila-
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SPECIAL rate "a Green River Tfat
Springs TIE only resort 81 !ts kline; 81 the
state CO Washington ami whose warers
sre famed fer ;1eir curative properties
Gail at Northern Pacisac office tor par
tSGGags.
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadAtu6a.


SAN FRANCISCO. Sept "a Wheat.
easier feeling. Barley, firm, with an adj
vancinr tendency: futures. higher: receipts
light: little barley in the state and quality
mer prices, arrivals light. demand good.
Ffour-Net for family extras, Alsa4z;
bakers extras. Nsz4 ls
wheat-shipping. sl.i7i& for No. !, and
sl.isa4 for choice: milling, $I.2unl.e5.
Bariey-Feed. 81 a,al IA; brewing. nom
oats-Peor to fair. g. l2ai IS, good to
choice, 81 i7issgal 3. fancy feed, 81 s7ls:
gray. 1871 %; milling. n-2oGi-sS: Sur
Flour. quarter sacks. $50: Oregon. $40:
" heat, centals. b: barley, ceutals. Iy1o.
oats. Oregon. $40; beans. sacks. s,2ls: posa-
ef5: bran. sacks. i.fs5; mltdiings. sacks.
74s; hay, tons. s2s; wool. bales, Ia: hides.
number, rais!ns. boxes. z.oes. wine. gal
Ions, 81 go, brandy. 900.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
-Middiings. sisaeo: bran. $i45o
Hay|wheat, aials; whea, and oas. SO %
Z 80: stock. SO. 5oali. Straw, per bale. 400
Peta,oes--.E Early Rose; segsoe: river Bur
Oregon Burbanks. 7ocqsl; sweet, lQl@,c.
Tegetables-Silverskin onions. Iu60c;
pickle onions, 5oQ7sc; cucumbers. 3saSoc.
squash. 25af35c box: tomatoes. 2Sdi65c box;
okra. dried, loc; egg plant. 2S4J4oc: chilli
green peppers, 2ysfsoc.
Fruits-Appies, choice 81: common. %le:
strawberries, ss4!: cantaioupss. 9sfGle,
nutinegs, l5n5.: Isabella grapes. seNssc:
peaches. aatsac box: Bartlett pears. slal so;
pluns. 25ll5oc box: ounces. Slr75c box:
Valencia oranges sIniso: Mexican lines.
rspack. ssaIs.so; common California lem
ons. s2a3. choice Cal -fornia lemons $Ss.stI
4; bananas. sl4225 bunch; pineappies, $2g
dozen.
Butter~Fancy creamery. &c: seconds "A
n25c; fancy dairy. nominal; seconds, l9g23c
picked. 2lai22c: hrkln, 2o421c.
Cheese-Nsw. lie: cid. ysgioc; Young
American. I-aIlic
Eggs Store, nominal: fancy ranch, 3lQ
3ic: Eastern, i61ac.
Pouiiry-Turkey gobblers. I5gf1ec ID: tur-
key hens. l5et old ROSTERS, 81 2s4it 81,
young ROSTERS S59t5 ~; small bruiiers. 50
pS.5o; large broilers. ss9i; fryers, siQg4 So
hens. stsl5: old ducks, So. soaf4.50 young
ducks, .siu5 50; geese si.2511.5o pair; Cos
Engs. sl.2Yal50; Cd pigeons. 81 25l 30;
young pigeons, 81 59y2
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CHICAGO, Sept 24-wheas today made a
further decline OF Ac. Lack OF speculative
interest was perhaps the quiet reason for
the decline. Weak cables ard confirmation
o. the heavy French oro2 figures we're bear
ism features
Wheat started az slight decline Decem-
yesterdays CLOSING price Of ss7.c. One Or
Two small sales were made at G2sc inue
ciately after the opening. but the market
began TO decline at once under a moderate
Sung presSur. from commission houses,
SsSs1o21sc being quoted FOR December be-
fore any support OF consequence material
lied. Liverpool was t&sase lower and the
readiness with which that market respond
ed I'd yesterdays decline here was res,ec1-
sole in part for the hearish seei;nx. Official
estimates Of the French wheat crop which
male the total sls,oo.uHe bushels. against
zli.oooeso last year, was an additional rea-
SON for the inclination to sell Northwest
receipts were liberal at 1.osl cars against
Lib last week and Loss q year age Chi
cage receipts were tss cars Cash wheat
was A4c lower al Duluth. ST Louis was
weak and reported that 4 further Increase
in southwest receipts was looked for. After
declining TO e3sresa5<,, there was little
Improvement in the demand. shorts cover
Ing in a email way and December reacted
to h3ixAS5Ac- From that time until near
the close trading was excessively dull and
even seaboard reports OF heavy clearances.
which ordinarily would have a strengthen
ing effect. was given little attention. Clear
ances from all ports Appropriated l.on.@o
bushels. Export business was reported
small todav. Toward the close there was
slight increase in the buying, owing TO. q
desire to even up over Sunday and tho
market became steadier, closing i4c lower.
Corn was a little higher although there
was no material increase In trade Cables
were up, Liverpool showing 1.4ssd advance.
Market closed shade higher.
Oats were as dull as corn, closing a shade
higher.
Provisions were very fat and averaged
somewhat lower December pork closed 1iec
lower. December lard a shade lower and
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- TREAS }sF.RrS NOTTCE-Tgae foi-
"a NaTraggs Viii ~ paid upan pre-
s%.sn az ire CITY Treasurer ofsice.
sessss 90 Sai1 warrants will cease ~
~ expiration = 1fteen days from the
~ the crst publication az ;sis ro.lce
S-sa Az Fs;e Ell, 81 Ordinance Nc. 49,
=, Ne ~. Warrants Nos 20. s5sA
-, 80 Fast Jefferson. Slst and @esH
= = tfSiaavcs Ne $3.50 District Ne
warrants Nos S99 sd Twenty ,A.rd
.. q. "a SoOtA. pri lance No. All. District
r. ,.SA Warrants Nos rs, II, ~. -,
~sa avenue North. Ordinance Ne. 1sSs.
's''siess No, IL. Warrant Ms. s.s
a IT rooTE,
NY Treasurer - the City Of Seattle.
o. E.S. publication sept s.ss. .Ss&
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LIST Of ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters addressed 20 sAs following
named persons remained mncalied for At
the general delivery Of the Seattle pest
ofkce. saturday, Sc rssrrher - lS&.
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FOR fhs convenience O. It's Patrons RE
Northern Pacific has established .a-oaga
car service 20 Walia walss. Trains leave
Ssarlle day 81 81 c.
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BOSTON. Sept "a Closing:
Bos x Mon .. 10 Calumet s. Hec, 80
Eutte 4 hos -. "a
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Dairy Products.

on the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady. Creamery. f2u 20c;
dairy. u12ui.c.
Eggs-E irIn. Fresh, lie
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MARKET AND TRADE REv|EY.

Ssatt!e. Sept "A. rz&
exchanges AZ she Sea..ie, Tacoma. Sro-
lane ard Portland clearing houses Saiar-