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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
BY the Valentine Auction Company,
Auctioneers,
500 east Broad street.
LINE OAK AND WALNUT CHAM
Il Der SUITS FINE WALNUT AND OAK

LNINE OAK AND WALNUT CHAM
Il Der SUITS. FINE WALNUT AND OAK
WARDROBES AND SIDEBOARDS;
VELVET, BRUSSELS, AND INGRAM
CARPETS; ART SQUARES AND RUGS;
RATTAN AND OTHER COUCHES;
COOKING AND HEATING-STOVES
&C, AT AUCTION.-We will sell at 1880
O'clock at our wareroom, 500 east Broad
street,
THIS "wednesday MORNING, OCT. II,
a splendid line OF Furniture such as Oak
and Walnut Chamber Suits, Oak and
Walnut Wardrobes, Fine Walnut Bed
steads, Hair Mattresses and Springs
Dining Chairs (high back, Very Fine
Oak and Walnut Sideboards, Oak Fold
ing-Beds, Large French-Plate Mantel
Mirrors, Pianos and Organ, Very Pref
ty Parlor Suit Spring edges, Walnut
Writing Desk and Revolving Bookcase
Velvet. Brussels, and Ingram Carpets
Art Squares and Rugs, line of Vases, 500
rolls Wallpaper, Very Good Cooking
Stoves, Good Heating Stoves, and lots
OF other good Furniture, &c, not men
toned in this advertisement. The ladies
are most respectfully invited to attend
the sale. j. II. VALENTINE,
oc u Manager and Auctioneer
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COTTON GOODS.

DC for Dark Prints.
Yard Wide, All-Wool, White Flannel for 2Sc.
Double-Width 121c. Dress Goods for 54c.
Heavy White Domet Flannel for 3ac.
Yard-Wid &c. Brown Cotton for 3ac.
l7c Dress Goods for 10c.
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STALL WARES.

4inch ASlk Taeta Polka-Do Ribbon heavy quality fo
25c yard
Genuine Palm Soap, &c. dozen
The Best 100 Black Finish Percanes here for to-day
at II 1-2c.
Fancy Skirng Innings beautiful coongs here for Sc yard
Coored MORE Percalnes the latest lining here
for 21c. yard.
The Best Black French Hair Cloths here for to-
days selling, dc yard
Best Steel Scissors all Sizes well worth &c., here for 25c pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12

LARGE AND VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT NEWPORT NEWS. VA.
FRONTING 400 FEET OR MORE ON
THE RIVER,
AND CONTAINING ABOUT 20ib ACRES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12

COMMISSIONERS SALE
" AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE
HISTORIC AND VALUABLE FARM
KNOWN AS "TUCKAHOE."
SITUATED ON THE NORTH BANK OF
THE JAMES RIVER ABOUT FOUR
TEEN MILES ABOVE RICH
MOND. VA.
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WANTED,

TRUSTWORTHY PERSONS TO IRA
vel. Salary, $3.50 and expenses. Refer
ences. Enclose seif-addressed stamped
envelope. THE DOMINION COMPANY,
Chicago. oc ll-ot
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For maps or personal inspection Of no
property, call upon the auctloneers, W. n.
II. Trice az Co, of Norfolk or TWIN
Tucker & Co., of Newport News. ,
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BY Pollard & Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.


COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
BRICK DWELLING WITH LARGE
AND
VALUABLE LOT, ON SOUTH SIDE OF
MARSHALL,
BETWEEN GILMER AND GRAHAM
STREETS,
KNOWN AS No. sl3.
In execution of a decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court of the city of Richmond, en-
tered on July q, 1898. in the suit of r.
Bland and ais. VS.. Dabney Robinson and
ais, we, the undersigned, will sell by
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 70, 1898,
at 4:30 o'clock p. NJ, the aforementioned
PROPERTY. The lot is a beauty. having
q frontage of 80 feet on Marshall by depth
OF LAG feet to alley in common. Upon the
lot Is a small brick dwelling or three
rooms
TERMS: One fourth cash; the residue
in three equal instruments at six. twelve.
and eighteen months, credit payments TO
be evidenced by negotiable notes, with
interest added from day of sale and title
retained until all are paid; or all cash, al
option OF purchaser.
HARRY l.. WATSON,
WARREN II. MERCER
Special Commissioners.
/ certify that the bond required by the
above decree as to special commissioners
has been duly given.
CHARLES o. SAVILLE.
OCT Clerk.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS.

Broken Paids and Checks 81 inches wide and all WOOL
for 39c. yard
3S-inch Tailor Sungs all shades, 69c value, only 373c
yard
Atwood Granite Cloth regular Soc value, for Csc.
yard.
Broadcloh 50 inches wide very fine, 81 grade for 55c
yard
Novelty Dress Fabrics this seasons newest mportatons,
69c. yard 49,
French Venetian Cloth all the latest shades Sl25 grade
for CSC. yard.
Brocaded Dress Fabrics soft and silky 40 inches WIDE
worth Soc, for 15c yard.
Full line All Wool Serges for Csc yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12

Under a deed Of trust. dated goth e,v
July, $50, and OF record in the cor a.y Ok
oiiice OF Gooehland county. in Dee6 Gl'Rp,Ss
-, ~ page 70, dei Ia having been made "a
cured. and being so required by Tho Sc
holder. j Will sell, at public aueii,nn oie-
the front door Of the Go0chland co,,, az
courthouse, on N'uhy
MONDAY, OCTOBER Il. Is9s
at L. NJ, the LAND described 4,
deed as containing 800 acres and adi stli
ing the lands OF Charles Massle. Joby' ~
thereon. '"'AA
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses an.
pay $50, with interest on same from .
gust /. 1891; balance upon easy TEN ,, Az
be announced at sale. 70
c. A. CRAWFORD
oc 125t ~.
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AUCTION sALEs-FutSM,, n-'


WHEN REAL ESTATE IS soIyi1 ';s o.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT car ~
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAIN 'I pa"
RATA By THE VENDOR AND Tao o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
BY J. B. Elan & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

THE WELL-LOCATED AND VALU-
ABLE BRICK FACTORY,
WITH THE LOT FRONTING 6Oxl20
FEET, ON WHICH 1T STANDS.
ON THE EAST SIDE OF RESERVOIR
STREET BETWEEN BEVERLY AND
WALLACE STREETS,
KNOWN AS THE MATCH FACTORY"
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED,
TO BUY FIVE OR SIX GOOD, FRESH
Mich Cows, from Chesterfield or Amelia
preferred. Address, giving terms and de-
scription A. r. N, Box 3S1. oc 12-1t
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KNIT UNDERWEAR

Ladies' Fine White Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants, silk
finished neck SOC garment
Bows DR. Wright Shirts and Drawers camels hair &c.
Ladies Fine Merino Vests and Pants, camels hair and
white 44c
Chidren's Merino or Fleece Ribbed Vests and Pants
white and natural &c.
Bows Plain Merino or HYGIENE Ribbed Heavy F1eeced
Underwear, all sizes, 10 and 25c
Ladies Fall Weight Egyptian Ribbed Vests and Pants
25c ones for 15c
Chldrens Pretty Knit Zephyr Booties white or colors
DC
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
THAT DESIRABLE. WELL-LOCA-
ted Residence No. 3l2 east Franklin. APP
ply on the premises or at No. east
Franklin. Possession given at once.
oc 7-lw
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TRUSTEES SALE

VALUABLE FARM IN Goocur A..
COUNTY ''AND
CONTAINING 800 ACprs
WITH EIGHT-ROOM FRAME D'wr,.
ING THEREON " ILL
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WANTED.

BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND
Wife; everything furnished; centrally To-
Gated; large, bright room. Terms not to
exceed $3S per month. Address f.. b. H.,
care of Dispatch. oc l2-1ts
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LINENS.

2-yardwde Heavy Linen Table Damask, 25c yard instead
of 50c
Linen Tray Cloths fancy centres, 10c
Linen Bureau Scarfs, white colored centres, 15c
Hemstitched Linen Huck Towels IL 1-2c
Extra large sizes Beached Bath Towels 22x46 inches &C.
gsize Linen Damask Dinner Napkins 7c each &c. Dozen
targe-size Fancy Bordered Doylies all linen, &c.
18-inch wide Checked Glass Toweling, &C. yard
of White Crochet BedSpread heavy Marseles de-
sign, full double bed size, &c.
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WANTED,

BY A YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT.
a Position as Companion or Teacher for
Small Children. Best references given.
Terms moderate. Address Miss s., care
of Postmaster Millenbeck. Va. oc n-2t'
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READY-MADE

Ladies' Tailor Dresses coored mixtures S4 ones 1or o.
Ny BLACK Cancels Hair Suits the best sl5 ones for S949
Handsome Velour Capes, So ones for $500
ATWOOD Serge Skirts latest shapes, for $3.50
Childrens New Style Coats for $l2o; 1910 ones 1or
S3 98: So so ones for So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
EQR RENT

FOR RENT,
No. COZ NORTH SEVENTH. AT RE-
duced rent. Splendid location and In
thorough order.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
oc 5.7S9.12-5t Real Estate Agent.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

BY II. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12
FOR RENT,

AT LOW RATE. EAST FRANKLIN
street ID wellng. No 20s. between Second
and Third streets containing about l6
rooms all modern improvements; brick
stable. &c Now undergoing thorough re-
pair. j. THOMPSON BROWN a. CO,
oc 9-eod3t ill3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12

" nkkN REAL koi - a 40 sNA<D t1S
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CAL0N.
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE rAlD PkO
RATA By THE VENDOR AND THE
vENDDH
BY J. b. Elam G. Co.,
Real Estate Agents.
lib Main street.
TRUSTEES SALE

NEAT SUBURBAN COTTAGE AND
LARGE LOT,
PLAN OF PINALTO, NORTH OF BAR
TON HEIGHTS.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
PUPILS IN SHORTHAND AND TYPE
writing. For terms and all particulars.
apply at RICHMOND SCHOOL OF
STENOGRAPHY, 9l9 east Main street,
over Meade Baker Pharmacy. Miss
POYTHRESS. Principal. au A-2m
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SKIRTS.

90 dozen Solid Color Knit Skrs-~Red, Navy, Black Light
Blue-the usual SOC. quality, for 39c.
Ladies' Coored Knit Skirts with fancy border the sec kind
for 69c
Ladies' Black Sateen Underkis Spanish hounce lined and
corded the 81 % kind, 9Sc
Ladies' ALL Wool Flannel ShrWast trimmed with soutache
braid the 81 25 for 9Sc the SO ones for 1926
Ladies' Black Satin Shirt Waist very Stylish the $69S kind
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12

BY C. l.. & II. L. DenoOn,
Real Estate Agents and Aucroneers'
81 Main street.
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WANTED.

statesmen TO HANDLE A COM
plete Line of Lubricating Oils. Greases
and Specialties. Best on the market
Good commission. GARLAND REIN
ING COMPANY. Cleveland, o. oc 1l-4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12

LADIES TO EMBROIDER. WE SEND
work to your home prepaid. Send adj
dressed envelope for one piece of en-
broidery, with prices paid. II our terms
or work are not to your liking, you may
return at our expense. Steady work and
good pay. EMPIRE EMBROIDERY
WORKS. % Duane street, New York.
oc GIT
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

]. B. Elan & Co.. Auctioneer.
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The Exhibition Days

Nothing like it has been In years kead these SAe0
taLen a. random from the various departments:
30 volumes Chambers Encyclopedia, leather pouha'
$40 full set for $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-12

No. 5il WEST FRANKLIN STREET
this desirable residence, with stable at
tached. Apply TO Mrs. c. l.. TODD. 81
west Franklin street. SO IL eodtf
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LIVE STOCK MARK ETs.
hScago.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2l.-Cat,le-Prlces ruled
s. Is eeef steers. siID194 *. ssockers
and feeders. S21l4 -; bUlis s. ;ssgl4 = COWS
AMI ae,fers. k9Ssat2S. calves. s. ESQ 81:
Western rsrgers s. -aEsl 10. Western led
steers 81 I0@95 81: Texas. S. 2sas54 Is
tiogs-ia coed demand. fair 70 choice
Z 10. packing lots. e Fsssl -. butchers
g s5fIs 81. wixsa 81 J5n3 %; lights. s. 5es1
as: pigs. s2-Sa73 50
Sheep--Trade was active on 4 basis Of
s5{s4..5 for Inferior 10 prime sheep. 81 saa}5
for yearlings and s. ls TO- spring lamas
Western range sheep. 81 SEGA 81. feeders
s44i4.eS. yeayi!ng feeders. s4,5c. For lambs
the ruling prices were sac. feeders bring
ing s5135l5, Choice Idaho lambs sold FOR
$50
Receip,a-Cat,le. 4.5a3: hogs. $4,000; sheer
I2eo0.
OMAHA. Oct l.-Cattle-Receipts, 5.eeo
head. market steady. Native beef steers
81 51f15. an Western steers. s.. Nstf4.50. cows
and helfers 225E!4 stcckers and feeders.
sS.5aGii.J0. calves. A.joQ@ 20. bulls and
Hogs Receipts 800 head: market e.
lower. HEAVY. 81 s0Gi5To: mixed. So 6sfsef
s.67,4; light. s367lfgS. '2ia; bulk OF sales.
So 61i@513,7a
Sheep Receipts. 1000: market strong.
Fair to choice natives. ssS0l34 40: fair 70
choice Westerns. S.60a4 y: common and
stock sheep S25aSf4, Is; lambs A5odi5.5o.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Gan FRANCISCO. Oct 2l-wheat low
er. owing 10 easier cables ana lower
Chicago market. December option opened
lower MAY opsned higher; barley IN
mand fer spot but prices are QQ.et: very
light receipts. no change in oats: f2ic
trading with Ugh. arrivals Spot quota
Flour-Net for family extras, Al5a425;
bakers extras. s. ao614.
Wheat-shipping. sl.21A for No. / and
Sl.2212 for choice. milling. sL254l 2oi4.
Bariey-Feed. sl.aegl 22la; brewing. sl25
oais-Poor to fair. .ul7'sa1 y; good TO
lSo: gray. Sl.!50 l.l9ie; milling. Z2'2f
l.Iia. surprise. sl35Q1.f 20; black for seed
s!esaL7o: red. slssgl-a5.
Recetpts.
Flour. quarter sacks. 400: do Oregon.
do Oregon, 80: beans. sacks. a.o66: corn.
centals. %. do eastern. 100: potatoes,
sacks. 4.5t2; onions. sacks. 25o; middings.
sacks. 42s. hay. tons. 25e: wool. bales, .as:
wine. gallons $500; brandy. $500,
Closing Quotations.
wheat-EAsy; December $l2s1a: May.
Rarley-Inactive: December, sl2a
Corn-Lsrge yellow, sl.02l4di-o5.
Wool and Hops.
l-spring-Nevada. l0Ql lac: eastern
Oregon, l0Ql2c; do valley. l5lll1c Fall
Northern mountain. 9Qllc; mountain. so
loc; San Joaquin plains. 649c: Humboldt
and Mendocino, llnl3c.
Hops-Crop Of 1887. nominal; new OF 1885,
llQl4c.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
Millstuffs-M.ddIngs sl.g21; bran. sl5q
Hay-Wheat sl5Qls 50: wheat and oats.
sii4l7: best barley, $li50Ql3; alfalfa. Se1
II 50: stock. si0Gu; straw, per bale. 50I'.oc
Potatoes-Eariy Rose 3olti0c: River Bur
banks, 3od50c; Salinas Burba nks, 75cafsl.I5
sweet. lali3c; Oregon Buraanks. 5e4l9ec.
Nesetab. Silver skin onions. 3oli i5c;
garlic. 2le1!3c green peas. 343l@c: string
beans. 1G2l2 per III. bay squash, 25fiioc
box: tomatoes. s5d6Sc box: okra, green
5eQ65:. egg plant. 3oQ ioc: chilli green pep
Frui.s-Applcs. choice. 75c: common. s5c
STRAWBERRIES. 1913: cranberTies, eastern. S.
can;aloupe', SlQi5e; nutmegs, 4edi-5cs3
9oc. peaches. &on 75c; plums. 4on SOC; ounces
socaSl; oranges, Valencia. sl.5o5t275; com
mon California lemons. s2Q3 choice. So 50
"a 50; bananas. sl25a2.25 bunch; pineap-
PIES S2Gii dozen.
Butter-Fancy creamery, &c; 10 seconds
e@T26c: fancy dairy. lominai: do seconds.
Cheese New. ll4lliac: old 1o1llc;
young America, i1iz0l2c; eastern. 12Q lac.
Esgs-siore,. nominal; fancy ranch. seq
key hens. si3ai4c: old ROSTERS. 81 25di 20:
Young rooeters. si@5: small hToiierss. 81 90
hens siQ5.50: old ducks. Si45; young ducks
$3.50; geese. $l.25Tl-50 pair. g0slings
a25Ql,5e old pigeons. slqL25: young pig
cons. sl-5eG2
Sterling on London, sixty DAYS sAS2
Sterling on LONDON. sight. 81 54
Financial.
Silver bars ..... 50. Drafts Sight -. l7is
Mex. dolls -.iil44i.a4 Telegraph =. :. 20
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NEW YORK Oct. 2l.-The Evening
Posts London cablegram says:
There was a general recovery in the
stock market here today on the more
cheerful views regarding the Fashora
question and the business on the Paris
bourse. The best pr.ces were not main
tanned. however. and the close was some
what duh Americans were distinctly the
firmest market. arhstrage houses he's <
short OF stock. but the New York selling
finally caused a dull close. The New York
demand for gold has slack ned The price
8 now ~ i0d. Large arrivals Of gold are
due next week, and IL Is conjec'ured mat
they NAV so into the Bank of England.
II Is reported that meeting OF the LoR-
don banks Was held today 10 consider lRe
maturity Of large quantities Of German
80 -" - : possible for the renewal OF
such bills. give you the report. lhoas h
ra4e eL5. S were current to check IL. r
Closing Quotations. $500
LONDON. Oct. I.-i3ar silver closed firm
al e l3-led per ounce. Money. 3 per cent.
BreadstuHs. th y
LIVERPOOL, Oct. I.-Wheat futures
closed steady: October, nominal, Decen-
Der. is lad. March. 6s lad. Wheat. firm
wheat in Paris, easy; flour IN Paris. easy;
French country markets. firm.
Corn-SpOt American, IS 9s.d.
F'our-St, Louis fancy. market firm: S.
Cd for October. -s-s---
LONDON. Oct. 2l.-Wheat cargoes or
coast. nothing doing; careoes on passage.
sellers at advance OF Cd.
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PORTLAND Oct. 2i,-Whea, offerings
have bean 40 heavy during the past week
mat dealers are pretty well loaded up
and IN view Of the short supply Of near
by tonnage were taking matters very easy
today. Exporters continued 70 quote $40
s2c for WAEa WRiia. wjth valley Bring
ing s4c ard 6luesiem $3.50.
Cleared-2ark Inyerc2u.3. for Queens
town with S7szs bushels wheat: bark
FcrtA5aHk. for Queenstown. wlgn 1855
bushels wheat.
Foreign wheat shipments for the week
ending today amounted 10 1850 bushels
Sour sh.nmsnts We're 4. is harreas.
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CITY NOTICES.

NTICE is hereby given to the electors
q me liiy or Seattle. School District No.
II King County. State of Washington.
ihat on Saturday, the 9Th day of NoYefn-
be-, issS, IN The several election wards
hlo which said schOo, dIstrlci is divided.
general school election VIII be held At
sse several election voting places herein.
After specified, for the purpose of cleo
toa theTeat Of the following officers OF
Eld school district. to-wit: Two School
directors for the fun term OF three
FtaFs. and ono School Director 10 All the
saexpifed term of John +. Brewer. re
sighed.
Notice IS also hereby given that AT said
ssaeial school election there will be sub
lited - he electors or said school dis
as Tor their approval or rejection ten
s several propositions. as follows. to-
nFst- Shall the Board of Directors be
aala9Ized to sell lots Nos /, = . A. ana
~ block Ma. 1T OF \. y. pcnny's Rroaa-
~ A0dit'on 10 the city Of Seattle. for
s sun not less than eighteen thousand
second Shall the Board of Directors bs
saiaoilGed 10 purchase for school pir-
-. all Of block No. IS in J. IL. Nagle's
a4dlti0A % the City OF Seattle. al the
ssags7 >''''Np
Iari Shall the Board OF Directors be
sa.aafized 80 build an addition of eight
faaTs 10 the building known as the Hai.
ss5 scaool House. situated on tots Nos
a. = ! ,, ID, Il, Ii. Il and IS IN block
a se = OF the Jackson Street Addition 20
. .e wv % Seattle. ar cost or not 70
asssd twelve thousand Q2t.Rs dollars,
Fourth Shall thc Board Of Directors he
sAlaofizeH % build an addition Of two
sxsoa3s u iAe tFlek building known as the
Sseea An2e School House. situate on
ssck No b - the Consteck Simultaneously
Addition 70 the city OF Seattle AZ n rosi
!. POI &c exceed five thousand t5,oa0) dol-
Fif,h-shau the BOARD o. Directors "a
s ss tei - hUl't new building OF two
..asals on BLOCK No e J J NrGi,vra's
'eFd Addition = the city - Seattle NJ
ss So 81 a'i II exceed two thousand
ss'a Sa4li ne Board q Directors he
e two y7ome GA block NJ ) ~ ~, rav.
ssds s4t'eu ta tbs TRY or S@attie a..
as as q -; % exceed t"o thousand f2.oon
s.vtata Shell tho board or Directors -
sa,a9i gel 70 hu..f IN addition ~ Tvs
.e9fss - NE h8'liinS krown a. the men
H.Echrwan S-eoa3 House. situate ~,
ases NJ. = tNe Denny ~ hrfran Asfsj-
:, -. e e ,t'F ~ Seattle. AZ + cost OF not
@s,sed 80 thousand T. paN dollars
80 Ass:9 Shah ;as BOARD of pir"rters -
aslhegisci rs NHif a NV Sc,nnf 500.
s 'esf 70 RS ou block Ne Il ~ Earfeii's
- Atd''Hn 2" fS' C{fv Z Seattle. at
So. 49, - e' - rV-es1 twenty Eve hun
,l N.,e- >eaH .~e Peatt a, directors Re
80, .sssa,f.sed t' '.-,t an addition = far
81 - .A" HF k~ow0 Ak ths Soufh
,. A.a.N s.ns,e 'n h'ock " oS
- - SFo1'os-r ft''a0 ~ thc Csfv - Sc
g. 30 srt u exceed twenty
C@tfn3 ~ f..f. ft.}arsr
,e.s OIL. D.sra = DIRECTORS te
-. --t -. .-..rs. .sr school -tirr.s.,.s
= - Z &. .nriss.Ve 81 r TX y =
s, :, e <.-a- \ Ns.ts FIRST A3i.-
81 'N - +-t e. : AZ - r. t1F purchase
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Dairy PPoaucts.

On the produce exchange 10 day the but
ter market was steady. Creamery, Is
dairy. i-9SlSc.
EEyS-~ttrn. Fresh, 80.
ChsSSS-F'SrE. Creamery y. l11.c
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

vbeat-Market. nominal: expert, No,
club, sc. No. bsues,en, sr>. n.nlGS
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;atck sr.sn. s-sIs; cellar squares. :. 5.
and 70 feaf sasES5. syEekess 81
KG,n-ir.ed, s. n advance 9. green. Dray-
age Eac
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Metals.

Pig iron-wa-rantS s.&rls
Coprer-Lske slSSo.
Tin-sl7t1.
SpelteE-ss
Lead-ss. 757S IT,
Tnc firm that Eixos The selling price for
miners and SHELTERS quotes lead AZ $3.50 az
fAe g;nSe
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Oct. gl.-waeas-c,ub. soisc
hsEesteN. eshzr44c.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle. Oct, q. lsss.
Exchanges at the Seattle, Tacoma, Spa-
KATE AID Portland clearing houses 70
EAr s0+frGs
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,sosa bushels Spot easy. Nc red TAG
f.o.a. Options opened lower through for
eign selling weak cables ard mere peaee-
fui political outlook abroad. Ne. : red
May Chased -4ssc.
Woa}- Steady.
HQpS-StrouS.
CoTse-Op;tons opened steady, ur-
charged 20 ) points lower. Sales SAs1 bass.
inclas.ing March. T.0lc. Spot--Rio, duh,
No. invoice. 81: Ne. jobh.ag. strc: mild.
steady; Cordova. 1Gijc
Sgar-Fa'r refining. sc: centrifugal, IS
:als a, reaneA Ar-r,
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General Quotations.
Flour Receipts. @s.Qse bushels; exports
:. 80 bGS7e48
Wheat-Receiptsi isI.5p bushels; exports,
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Business NTH the commission men yes
tsrGay vas rather quiet. Receipts OF af-
stocks generally are rather low. Prizes are
holding f!srn. and bu, few changes are
noted II IS net likely that many more
peaches VIII arrive in the market. the sea-
son hA3nz a P1ssIt over Yesterday a ship
rlent from Oregon SD a; &c per box. The
frs, insfailulent os hos-hcuse arrived yes
tsrdsy. but were rather small, on thts ac-
count sales dragged. even at Soc per Dozen
Turkeys are II good demand.
The Wholesale gFocers announce &c per
pound advance Ia Piper Hesdsleck tobacco.
Eaislns. AL grades and kinds. are Up nc
per pound California chocolates. all
grades have advanced Il per pound.
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WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-Today's state
raent 90 the condition Of The treasury
Shows.
Available cssa balance ...,......s.s So. 0fs. 20
Gosd reserve ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go. SIS