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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of Washington. for the County OF
King.-In the. matter Of the petition OF
class. that just compensation. to be-
made for the private property taken or
damaged by the regrading OF First ave.
nue 10 the Sty Of Seattle between Pike
and specified in Ordinance No. 412o, Of
said city. approved December Is. 1887. be
ascertained by jury. or by the court
in case a jury be waived. No. 26.IS3
Summons for Publ cation.
The State Of Washington 70 J. u. Burn
ham and Burnham, his wife; Mary
Morn Colt ana M Mary T. sr his
Marcia l.. Farweil James ar Clifford and
= OXFORD, hi, wife; Robert G Hooker.
q corporation: Mary X. Low Jordan.
Edward A. Kelly and - Kelly, his wife;
a Mary e Ksnsy G Norsis and a. Nc
Norris, his wife; Frances A. Pierce
and Charles H. Pierce. her hus-
hans s'a William Taylor, the German
Savings and Loan Society. "A corporation:
Il. A. r: Wright. W. f. Wright. Sarah
* Waterman. Susan II. Warren and w.
You are hereby summoned 70 appear
within sixty 80, days after the first pub
iica,ion OF this summons. to-wi'. within
.ober, 1925 and defend The above-en.itled
proceeding In the superior court OF the
state OF Washington. for King county
aforesaid. and answer the petition OF the
petitioner and serve copy OF your an
swer upon the undeys!g ned attorneys for
petitioner at their office below stated
aud In case OF your failure so 10 do. Judg-
merit will BE- rendered according 10 the de-
mand Of the petition. which has been uled
with the clerk % said court.
The object Of this proceeding Is to as
certain the damages 10 the lands and prop
erty and property rights necessarily taken
or damaged In she regarding OF FRS, av-
enue In the city of Seattle. between Pike
street ard Denny way. in the manner pro-
xided for and specified in Ordinance No
tsa OF said city. and FOR release from
all liability Go the owners OF such prop
erty. or others having any interest there
IN as have been damaged or !n3ursously
affected by reason of the regarding OF
First avenue by said city.
w r.. HUMPHREY and
EDWARD No\ TpRfIA
Petit Ber's Att0rueSs.
pos.oTics Address; Rooms 19-7s Suili-
van Building. Seattle, King County.
Wash
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The Ma,ays have a peculiar way Of
hunting the shark, says the Chicago Rec
ord A man viii remain Stationary On
the alter to invite attack.
As the creature rolls over TO bite, tho
willy Malay gi des out OF hls way with
few def strokes OF the left hand. while
with the right he deliberately pants Q
pointed skewer between the open jaws q
the expectaut shark.
The result 10 simple. but surprising. The
shark IT, OF course. unable 10 close ii
mouth, and the water Just PUSHES down
the greg.est possible eoosness and nerve
20 Kill shark In this way. but the Ma
lays look upon II 8s faYoritp recrea-
ton and an exciting Snort. When the
sssx.s.er is dead. It's slayer dpxtero,ssiy
climbs on % iis back saddiewise, and
then, digging his knife lnso the shark =
head 20 serve as support and means OF
balance. the Malay sses his own iegs ~
paddles and so rides the carcass back TO
the boat
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WHEREAS. An amsniei libel has hees
riea m the United states District Court
District OF Washington, Northern D.vis-
ION on the an day Of November. fsn by
A. H. SoelbsgS. against the American
harkentsne Leslie D." her tackle. APP
parei ana furniture. alleging that said
barkeutine Is indebted to said lhelant
upon ar account Tor moneys advanced
nv Raraeson a Cailcot. 10 said barken.
tine upon she creds; % said barkeaune,
10 nay certain claims against said bark
srttar which were maritime ters there
on which account hsti hes Z ass. cnsc and
transferred 70 bbeiaDt. IN The sum ~
one thousand thres hundred sn9 ninety
seven ana si-i0a dollars Ni,Hi 81: and
praying .h1t said vessel her tackle. ap-
parpl and fsrnituTe may re conasmnss.
and sold "a nay the demand II aid Gbei-
ant. WITH costs.
Now therefor. n PURSUANCE 10 the TIs~
rltt0f, ~ The sad ca4~z. 10 ne directed /
a., hereby give pubic notice TO all persons
Claiming, or otherwise having any interest
in the sad vessel Nar tackle. apparel and
fsrniture. thai they he and apiesr before
tsse said court, at TIE Csty OF Seattle.
IN. on tie @ssA day u November. iss, q.
that day shalt BE- iay 81 jurisdiction. n
4rwsse on the neNt d2N - jurlsai. ct on
thereafter thes an: there 70 iaterroas t.lesr
claims and make taesg allegations q mai
pates Seattle. wssa-. Novsrnrer ~. iSss.
vsstea States Marshal. District ct Wash
II " TYy.ER. prna;y
GorAam & German. Fraciors for Loci
na,e Of first publication. November ssa.
iNS
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Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. I-Cattle-Market ad-
vanced is2lSc. Choice steers &SN3S. % {:
medium. A..sst4G beef steers. S-ANlA az;
sseckers ard feeders. HfS4.5S; bsxlis. 06o0
f. %. COWS and nsaferS, G-aNAS. calves. 3
al. western rangers S. 5sesi.se: western fed
steers. $txa+a; Texas gran steers. 090
ga
Hogs were in COED demand a. steady
prices. Fair 20 choice. s. 0Va. %: packing
Lots S. s2osi7. mixed. ts-Nx52se. butchers.
2NGl7s. lights N-M91so; pigs, $3.50
$50.
Sasep-Prices ruled weak; western sheep.
81 sNas4-a %. FEEDERS N.sssl4: muttona. Naf4.ss.
inferior to choice lambs, SSp3aso feeders.
$iAsJS. year.ings. 81 sj4.s5
Receipts-cattle, s.sse. hogs. 35,00e; sheep.
s,ON.
Omaha
OMAHA. Nov. 4--Cattle--Receipts 200:
head: market active. stronger; native beef
steers, stfeSi5.5o; western steers 0sh3AS.
Texas steers x.5asfi. ~: cows and hesfere,
So Ss13.Ss: ssockers and feeders. N3oIa. ~ /.
bulls and stays s. g,I3-75
Hogs Receipts S,Sp head market strong
TO sc higher; heavy, IS. fs4i3aS, mixed. S. Ssss
Iaa0: light, Ss.issfs. bulk OF sales, $at7la
uS.5S.
Sheep Receipts. Loo: market slow and
week; fair 10 choice natives. N.sf4i4.so: far
TO choice westerns. s.. Tsai.2 Is; common and
stock sheep. S.5aGas. lambs, $Aas43~S0.
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Ard COLD STORAGE.
ClTY NOTICES.

1
efI,f1ON NO. ss-Be Il resolved by
~ Council Of the City Of Seattle a.
"A II Is the intention OF the City Of
q improve Taylor avenue from
1I2 Gny 70 Harrison. Street by reside
srd parking said avenue accord
- Or following plan. to-wit: Side
= BE- eael SIX 80 feet wide and
bash street margins with parking
= sire al feet wide between each side
"a he curb and gutter 70 be con-
S r. ssH avenue thirty-six (3s) fee. wide
-. 10. the cost thereof be paid by as
sseofs mon the property aburtzng upon
!.5 snrstanp Of said Taylor Avenue under
ai1n e Immediate payment" in the
1870 osoytdeG by the Charter and ord.n-
sSess 81 he City OK Seattle.
800 Ia the City Council an estimate Of
- go az said Improvement.
"A That the matter Of making said Inn
ssrrsssent viii De considered By the City
E-r~il "a session thereof to be he'd on
.. Ish day Of November. Isss. at I'D
1917 o. a.. al which time al persons
sessss~r b BE- heard before the City Council
ss<ef sre notified 10 be present
1870 the City Council the Bird day OF
a....1ber. fsss and signed ly rae in open
49,, IL authensication OF its passage this
~ ~ Of November. ISIS.
President OF the City Council.
I'D BY me this Srd day, OF November.
k.isv compfyolier e. Ex-officio City Clerk.
"a <. cORyELL. Deputy Clerk.
~ Of FIRST publication. November 5.
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cemhe-. ssnc. January. S4ec: Apr1. ksoc:
srot RIO held higher; mild. steady.
centrifugal, IS test. 4 s-isc: refined, firrn.
0etaln.
Pig sron-WArrAnts, $so!-0
Ceppe--1-ake $l2601issa
Tsn--s1S. ss9 iAsG
Spelisr--$s. lS<fsS
Lead s. sssssgS.1,s. The firm that fixes
the selling price FOR miners and smeiters
quotes lead al Sc. 81 At the close.
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IMPOuNDEp STOCK NOTICE-The fol-
lowing described morse. placed in the city
pound October "a. 1895, viii DC sold al
pubic auction to the highest bidder for
cash in hand to pay cost Of impounding
and advertising, November 10, 1898. at
10 O CLOCK a. IA. at the iloat door OF po-
Ice headquarters. corner Third avenue
and Yesisr way.
One bay horse. branded on right shoulder
"F~'' and heart"
The owner Of the above described horse
being unknown 10 me.
C.. s. REED, Chief OF Police
Date of first publication. OCTOBER q, 1895
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Nov 4-The local wheat
market Was q shade easier today. although
there was hardly enough business transact
"a 20 make an accurate quotation oofasna-
biA walh waIla. eo16ea@c; valley and blue
stem, 6SdS4c-
Wheat shipments from Portland for the
week ending today were I'll is bushels,
c1ear-Br sh WBccm Park, for Queens
town, with 123,s0i bushels wheat: Br bk
Glifs,resr. for Queenstown, with ss,oCS
bushels wheat
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LONDON, Nov. &.--Canaxiian Pacific.
siA; Grand Trunk. sss.
Breadsta9u.
LIVERPOOL, Noy. i-Wheat-Spot No
| red Northern, dull: spring, IS Sd. Corn
Spot, American mixed. quiet, 81 .0A.d; No
vember, quiet, 3s slsd; December. quiet.
IS Sd; March, quiet. Wheat-Fuiures
closed steady: November, nominal; Deem
Der. Is I'D; March, IS iossd. Wheat dull
Wheat IN Paris dull French country mar
kets steady. Weather in England fsne.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-Wheat-CArYoee OF
coast. nothing doing: cargoes on passage,
steady: English country markets, easier.
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General Quofatiens.

General Quotations.
rTour-Recespts. 2isp barrels; exports.
e ssl barrels; market. quiet tendency.
weak.
Wheat-~Heceipts. 90 NO bushels; sx-
norris 1880 bushels: spot. easy. No. red
re + o h. options e. first were weak and
lower following bearish Liverpool cables,
foreign selling. big sprina wheat receipts
ara isrt. EXPORT inquiry A subsequent
srssIr- ~, big cis4ranees covering and re-
y,-tei larger expert trade at Chicago was
suece@deS by a hate reaction under saies
By holders: closed ssTIsc net lower: No.
rexs Nav closed az 3Ac.
wooi-Dull.
Hops-F5ym-
CcfSee-Options opened steady % points
A.rheY. sales wsre $50 bags. including De-
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REVOLUTION NO. ss-Re 1, resolved by
ihs City Council OF the City OF Seattle as
faicns:
% That X Is the intention OF the City OF
tesstle IN improve blanchard street. be-
tween First Avenue snd Western Avenue
" grading and s.dewalklng.
% Tfat the cost thereof be paid by as
Nssnents upon the property nhuttinE upon
Mo portion Of said Blanchard Street under
NE plan ~ Immediate Payment In the
Hahhsr provided by ~, Charter and Ordin-
Mites Of the Ctiv of attic.
~ That the City Engineer be directed to
.ufntsh Ia che City Council an estimate Of
vac esSf Of sasd Improvement.
"a Inat toe matter OF making said I'M
EoSsnisnt Viii be considered BY the City
.eanei' Al a session thereof tn be held on
ae ash dAy Of December. 1895. at 100
eeees \. IN. at which time ali persons
aassssins "a h heard before the City Conn-
$ upon Tie matter of making ssii Inn
srneemeni are notified 70 Re present
~ sssed tie City Council the ard day Of
sosemher lSaS. ana signed nv IRE IN open
sse.er in autheullcsitor Of It's passage this
nv Gay et November isN
W Y. RfNrHART
Presidont 81 THE City Council
,ssised by NE this sIi cav Of November.
WILL. u PARRY.
t,.y Comparable X Ex-oalcio Citv Clerk
81 q. x COBYFl.L. Depatv Clerk.
,sAua'e 81 first publication. November ),
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IMpOUSpED STOCK NcTfcE-~Tbe fob
.owIaw si<ssrtaed heFse ola rtsi In the <.i,v
,sound October a. isssz. wa bs rod at puts-
lie auction 10 she alxbast bafer FOR cash
IN hari. 10 pay cost Of .farsoana4ag and
adysrttssag November 10 fkzs at "a
e.e,oct q, "a al tho front soar Of police
heAdauartsrs corner Third avenue and
YeAsEr way.
One hAy horse.
hefnw unk nown 10 me-
& = RrF.p. thssr OF Police.
Dat, II ,ors; u1a1ica.top. oc;okHg q. UeA
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadafaRa.


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. +-Wheat IN
changed: market steady. futures opened
trife lower. Barley firmly held; good oe-
mand: receipts light; futures nignsr. Oais
firm IA sympathy with bar.ey; market quite
active; feed descriptions show the most
strength. Seed oats less nrEn. Spot quo
tations were
Flour-Net for family extras, AlaGA. IS;
bakers extras, $Ssli-
Wheat-Sni2ping, sIl2li3 ior No l.
and 81 22ie fer choice, milling, $l--se&4l .e14
Bariey-Feed, 81 25&yi.ssi.; brewing. &lS
oats-Poor to fair. sl.lsA a1-e; good 70
choice, 81 2zieal1 9: fancy feed sisll2ss ~ So
Surprise. si.s5GaL i2ia: black for seed, $l-o51
L7o; red 81 ssgl.5o.
Receipts.
Flour. quarter sacks, 10. go: Washington.
..i52; wheat, centais, Loo; Wasning.on.
3.i3o; eats, eentals, Washington, 20; beans,
sacks, 3,s...; potatoes sacks, $3.50; Oregon.
21s: onions. sacks. l.sl4. bran. sacks: l,sio:
Washington, $40: ndd.ings, sacks $50: hay.
tors. l55 wool. bales, So hides, number, 46l /;
brandy, z7as
Closing Quotations.
Wheas-S,eady; December. slAA; May.
BarIey-Ssrong; December. 81.
Co-n-Large yellow, $-oo.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spr.ng-Ne leni4c: Eastern
Oregon. 1el12c: valley, I5u1.c. Fal.-
Northern meuntain, 9Tic; mountain s9
Ioc: plains. sG9c; HUMBOLDT and Mendocino'
Hops-crop of 1884, nominal; new of 1895.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Millstuffs- Middlings. slsq2l; bran, $3.50
Ui Hayp pss sei slsap 50; wheat and oat
$li9H.5o; alfalfa, sleal1.5o; stock, siOah;
Pnsatoes-Eariv Rose. so11 40c: river Bur-
banks, 3ol50c; Salinas Burbanks .3cl$ 10;
Oregon Burbarks. o043oc; sweet, A4lAc.
Vegetab.es-Picke onions. soc: cucum-
bers 4en6oc garlic, &c: green peas. 2i2Q3c:
string beans. Ii242i@c per ID; bay squash.
25n 40c per box; tomatoes. 3oQo0c per box:
okra, green, 100000; egg plant, 3015oc-
Fruits-Apples, choice. l5c: do common.
cantaionpes.. 75cGsi.a5 per crate: nutmegs.
Der Der boz Isabella, lis; ounces. 81: oranges.
Valencia. HGs; Mexican lines re-paek. s4
@460; common California lemons, 81. s04iz:
bananas. H,25Q2.25 per bunch; pineapples.
Butfer-Fancy creamery 22Q22asc; do Sec
ouds 1eQ21c; fancy dairy nominal: do sec
onds ls1l9c; picked. 19G2lc; firkin, lsq20c
Cheese - New, l1ql1iac. Cd. 1oq1Uac:
Eastern. Icalsc.
Egss-Store, common. sezfs5c; fancy Cali
fornia, SS4IAe: Eastern fancy, 23I26c.
Pouitry-Turkey gobblers i5aisc per ID:
turkey hens i3Qi5c: old ROSTERS Af145e:
large broilers. $ssca4: fryers, Ss5oa4: hens.
s4a@,.5o geese. t1.25ari.o0 per pair; gosiings.
81. 25Gi. 30; old pigeons. $l9i.1: young
pigeons. N.Ny2-
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HsSoi.CTIoN No sS-Re Il Resolved. nv
zee City Council ~ the CITY 81 Seattle AS
~ That j: "a che intention of the CITY
Seet'te to improve Second Avenue
ssssh, frcnl Republican Street 10 Lee
w., keS Street from Second Avenue
resth 80 Warren Avenue Warren Avenue
VIE ktsv Strrst III = rotat 10 feSt South
= A4oha Street. Aloh3 Street Fron Second
esrnee NertN % h}rst Avenue North.
~, AFerus North from Aloha stree. 30
1Ss.afsa htivs Prospect Street from Sec
= A'Fas@ NORTH - Warren Avenue aSa
sfssn AFeuue froW Prospect stree; TO
- StFeeg- us constructing therein proper
ssefs throughout said portions ~ sad
sssaays aja streets che same forming .
saasesCns system - sewers with a COM
80 80 eat.etl. together with all necessary
sosss c;se;s.U -, -aanholss iampholss. ven
".sors, "a tos essins ana flushing tanka
'Ihsi IN: cast thereof be paid by ar
y s.'nen. - - levied upon sae property
sasa1g ssNss ana Grextmate 20 sald per-
:, $s.a Seco1a Avenue North. Roy
go. WaFrss Avenue. Aloha street. Frat
AAaae I'll Prospect and Warren Ave-
under tas Plan Of immediate Pay
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Spanish Fours.

PARIS. Nov spanish TOURS closed at
a. III.
LONDON. Nov. 4.-Spanish fours, i0Ts
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Hoard Of Trade.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4--The foreign news
having nothing suggestive Of war. and the
being each fraeiionaliy higher at the open
ing, wheat started at a decline ranging
from &c to sc. That brought the market
Immediately under the influence OF puts,
and buying on the security afforded by
those privileges was a feature OF the early
trading. Liverpool quotations came SD
lower, and a private ca5Iegram said there
was nothing but a retail demand for wheat
in the market, but quoted the feeling steady
at the decline. Broomha.l reported Argen-
tine crop prospects unchanged, being ia
vorabie for good yield. Heavy clear
ances from the seahoard and report from
New York that some wheat offered abroad
last night had been accepted. was about
the only diversion in favor OF the bulls.
the bull. when Chicago Shippers reported
having disposed Of a lot OF sl5,oeo bushels
for export. and New York said fifty TO
sx,y-iive boat loads had been worked
ances OF wheat and hour from Atlantic
ports amounted to $4,000 bushels. About
sifteen minutes before the close 1t was an
nouneed officially from Russia that sais
thar last year and that the crop OF rye
exceeded that OF year ago by lis. o10. GOO
bushels. That Offset the action 81 The big
shipping demand and prices dropped back
nearly 10 the low point Of the day. Deem
her opened as4s4c lower at $50. ffssc.
sold at ga. slfss7-c. rose to ssl.c. then de-
cliDe6 20 sA,C nuSers, Csesats2 price
Increasing receipts and fine weather aud
a further enlargement o. the movement
from frs; hands burdened corn. Drcem-
Der closed al SI7sc.
Oats shared In the apathy which char
seterized other grains. May closing At
aa%c.
Heavy buying Of lard strengthened pro-
visions early. later, however the advance
WAS lost on Iqu.da non by prominent pack
ers. II was largely a changing market
the traders covering December and selling
January. Pork ana ribs closed unchanged
AMI lard a shade lower.
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Totals -. .....t D ~. M -. 49,.
sNot included IN totals because contain
ing other items than ciearines
ssNot included In totals because Of no
comparison for last year.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Nov. A-Tnere was soma
hutser against the shorts in Sugar this
morning on the report that the American
Company had acquired the entire Hawaiian
crop. Operators who had been selling the
stock on the benevolent inlimatiors of an
authority in the Hawaiian sugar industry
or the loss involved In the present rates sor
selling the refined sugar, FASTENED 10 cover
their short contracts. and rushed the price
up Ia points The price was sustained with
difficulty. which increased the day pro-
Creased 30 that the stock closed with a net
less in spite OF the dssrrIinauon Of the
rumors that the company was in way 10
secure the LOUISIANA crop also. TOBACCO
dropped over 8 points before the close
which was a net decline of ~. The
trading in the specialties was hardly as
active as of late, and the Federal Steel
stocks We're also rather neglected and in
clined 10 heaviness. In the railroad list
there were various points OF aggressive
strength and broadening tendency. The
G1r-Sion OF business - SOmeW hat eQuaiizeG
by thu falling on in activity in the Grang-
ers and Pacihcs. especially the latter, the
preferred stocks OF which did not offer a
single quotation until some time after the
opening OF the exchange. On the other
hand there was notable increase OF activ-
ity in Denver & Rio Grande preferred.
OF the continued increase IN earnings. which
was over $4,000 for the fourth week In
October, and $ia0.7e for the month. The
bond market showed q large demand. en-
bracing wide variety OF issues, the 1
per cent. bonds of reorganized roads con-
tinuing ths favorites The Union Pacific
fours took front rank in this c.aE today
crossing the Northern Pacific prior liens
and oo6ing At 10iN- Total sales, s. 81. 90.
United States fives coupon advanced u
and the new fours registered u In the hid
price.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. 1isQ2 per cent: last loans
per cent; prime mercantile paper. SAGA
per cent; sterling exchange, easier, with
actual business IL bankers bill at A.ssa. q
$50 for demand. and $4S2s.4l4.S6 for sixty
days; posted rates. SiS5iaI4.S7; commercial
bills, $4-slA; silver certificates, 6llsQ6lac.
bar silver, Sic; Mexican dollars. 47,sc
government bonds, steady: state bonds,
strong; railroad bonds. strong.
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THE SEATTLE rosTTEGENCER SATURDAY, NovEMBER S 1898


club, Soc: Nc. biuestem, sc; milling, No
club, &c; No. hlueseerl. SIC.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Nov T. 1854
EXCHANGES at she Seattle, Tacoma, Spo-
kane ana Portland clearing houses TO-DAY
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CcTn-No. &C.
Oats-No. : NGassc: No. white. 20
.xc, No white, 36z.c.
Rye-No. 2. se,.c.
Rarley-No. 3 sSllac.
Fiaxsee6-No. !. 81.
Timothy seed-Prirns. SIS.
Mess pork-Per barrel, ts3ScS
Lard-Per 100 pounds. E.Gs.GsM
Si6es-Short ribs uoosel, $sSSs9
Shoriders-Dry sailed {boxede. fA64%c.
Sides-Short clear tboxed). SGS.ia.
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Cash Wheat.
Cash wheat. i2ol1. z2is.
Exchange.
Sterling on London, sixty days. 81. S3l2;
do sight, $i.S6s4.
Financial.
Silver bars. 60isc. Mexican dollars. Ala
Q47*c; drafts, sight, i1i9c; do telegraph. 20c.
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Dairy Prodocts.
On the produce exchange today the bat
ter market was steady. Creamery. Esi
oiixc: dairy. i3irlisc.
Eggs-Steady. Fresh, fsc.
CneeSe-Duii. Creamery, sA49Ac.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-05
THE SEATTLE Markets.

Business yesterday was very quiet Re
ceipts of fruit were exceptionally snorl,
Fancy apples are hoiofne nfin ~ p'AsS e~AS
good sales are reported
Poultry IL in fair demand
Raisins are likely 10 advance N pncs
very shortly.
for export and milling is noted.
Corn has already advanced In the last
ern market, and while no cnan&e ap-
parent In the local market, . raise can &c
counted on within a short tine.
The Offering price on chicken ieeo oao
advanced 70 SIS
Nuscaf and Tokay grapes are looked Tor
today OF! the California steamer due 30 ar
rive
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