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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-03

CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.-The City
urer's Office.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
msnt roll of Local Improvement District
No. III. in the City of Seattle. created by
Ordinance No. isss. entitled an Ordinance
Street. In the City OF Seattle from an In
tersection with the main sewer on Twelfth
Avenue South 70 q point sixty t6eI feet
enue South. BY the ce eia r, a' Of AN an
ironstone pipe sewer through said portion
OF said street. with all the necessary wyes,
and catch basins. and providing for the
payment therefor by the mode OF immedi-
ate payment. and establishing fund for
such payment by an assessment. upon all
lots and parcels Of land benefited by such
Improvement. under the provisions of Or
dinanee No; 2osS. approved April .. 1889.
as amended aby Ordinance No 1850. APP
stsz. approved May g. 1897, and the city
charter as now In force, has been certi-
fed to me for collection, and that unless
tanned Is made within 30 days from the
date OF the first publication OF this notice
such assessment shall become delinquent
and shall bear interest at the rate OF 10 per
before such assessment shall have become
delinquent. penalty of per cent shall
he added. and the sums delinquent shall
be entered on the annual tax roll for the
current year against each lot and parcel so
delinquent and with interest collected Is
other taxes, separate account being kept
thereof. and II not paid within the time
fixed FOR the payment of city taxes, shall
De collected. together with such additional
charges and penalties as are authorized to
be charged and collected on other delin-
quent taxes, each lot or parcel so delin-
quent shall be sold for the amount OF such
assessment. with interest and costs. at the
time and IN the manner and by the same
Authority as lands and lots are sold for
city taxes. A. II. FOOTE.
City Treasurer OF the Cry OF Seattle
Date az first publication. Seattle. Wash.
September 2sth 1898
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CITY TREASURER'S NoTrCE.-The City
OF Seattle. Department OF Finance Treas
urer's Office.

CITY TREASURER'S NOTrCE.-The City
OF Seattle, Department OF Finance. Treas
u-er's Office.
Notice Is hereby given that the assess-
mens roll Of Local Improvement District
No. 40 in the City OF Seattle created by
Ordinance No. 4ss5. entitled an Ordinance
providing for the Improvement OF Univer-
Railroad Avenue TO Firs, Avenue by re-
p.anklng the same and by repairing the
foundations thereof. and providing for the
ate payment, ard establishing fund for
such payment by ar Assessment, upon all
lots and parcels of land benefited BY such
Improvement under the provisions Of Ord
nance No. aVsS. approves April 2Sth. 1892
as amended by Ordinance No. s350. APPROX
cd May sta. Ises and Ordinance Ne. 44es
approved May S,h, 1896. and the city char
ter as now in force. has been certified 10
ne for collection, and that unless payment
OF the Assessment thereon contained Il
made within % days from the date Of the
first publication Of this notice such assess
ment shall become delinquent and shan
bear interest al the rate cf 10 per cent per
annurn until paid and IL not paid before
such assessment, shall have become deiin-
sses and pfna s SUNS S ST s sss
entered on the annual tax roll for the cur
rent year against each lot and parcel so DE-
h1quens and with the interest collected as
thereof and II not paid within the time
ssed for the payment az city taxes, shall
DC collected. together with such additional
charges ard penalties as are authorized to
hs charged ard collected an Other delIr-
Gueut taxes each lot or parcel 50 ieiin-
quent shall be sold fer the amount - such
assessment with interest and costs. at the
;fuse and in the manner and by the same
authority as lands and lots are sold for city
A II. FOorE.
CITY Treasurer q the City q Seattle
Date g first publication, Seattle. Wash.
< ~. fys~
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.'prsncsss street. s;rT'' ss.d cabhy cat
s.a. A Yorkshire railway station 10 els
fare why, that's oziy hall a minutes
walk fran ere
Never mind. drive away" arg wered
the gentleman
SPA, I CANT charge you Jess than -
pence. sir; that's the legal fare"
"AI right, my good nssai orsv sfas
quickly ard IN give yoa = couple Of
sarer"
Casny jumped ur0n TIE bex with a
neAsulnx face. nicked Ge his horse. ard
shouted socoseiy 20 an imaginary wife:
'sDont wait dinner II I'm iase, Mary
Arm: I'm taking tns King O. Kzondtke .
hsx hlEnpestsl DISQUALIFICATION Ts.e-,
graph.
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and tss available funds il tie market were
aos increased BY the gold arrivals and an
srfsIasafs TIE Dosssi market moved n sym
pas2ny win stock fiucsIa@sorss and showed
, mere activity on sae easier money esndi~
Gnvernrner; bonds were remarkably well
aesa throughout the week. concessions be-
.nS Son1ae6 10 Il per cent IN the twos
Asso = per cent Ia the thresS and fca-S.
Money and Exchange.
,, aonsy on cal; y per cent prime nsr-
cfsnge, nrn1, with actual business in bank
efs. Balls al s4s4s. for demand and ASIisss
~ FOR sixty days; posted rates. saNsf
Sivsr certificates, slaSsc. bar silver
~ is~lec: Mexican dollars. s-fsE: govern
nent bonds, easier; state bonds, arEa. rail-
The Rank Statement.
The weekly bank statement shows the
following changes.
Scrplus reserve ....... SEA as ..-.......
specie -. - 80. sss-ss, s@'s''s"
isesdi zen, de-Es. .aa.eS ..........
llsspoSsts .-.--.,-.-. -. LSss.%g ..-.-...,.
TIE aanks now hold SIS Ia IN sxssss
rule.
The Fsnancier says: TIE New York
bank statement Tor the current week Is An
argument in favor of lower money rates
The excess reserve IS now practically the
same reported for the cares bonding week
auTfEx TWO previous years. The operations
WITH the treasury on the bond account are
nearing an end. the demand from tie In
terror IS very light, and as the bank re-
serves are being repiensAea by imported
so4G now arriving. there seems 10 be no
reason for further fear as 10 the future.
The contraction of S. SEQ In loans report
ed for the week is due IN part 10 the ef-
forts OF hanks 10 Increase their resources
nut aside from that the liquidation due 20
stock exchsnge operations has been consid-
Sfaafe lie increase OF So, esa, $40 in specie
was brought about principally by receipts
OF imported geld arrived late In the week
trom California, probably representing or
anticipating Australian imports. The gold
receipts. or course. swelled the deposits and
the decrease o. 81. "a $50 in that itsn is the
first reported IN FIVE weeks
The bonds 10 secure tnites; States de-
posts foot Up sorty-four. and one-third -nii-
Lon specie. and fegals have decreased since
jury ~ about So. tssafs0: loans have fallen
on $40. lso,uso. bank deposits show a decrease
or ,au, and other deposits $sA sse COO
ms viii serve 10 show what effects pay
neais INTO the treasury on bond account
have had IN the last nine or ten weeks.
Tor very little of the total OF aecreas ed haak
Datances has gone TO interior banks.
Since July IA and counting 10 the end o.
the week Just elapsed. the circulation OF
New YORK national banks has increased al
least S,Sa.Te, principally on new per
cent. bonds Payments OF current interest
and principal by the treasury from this
time on VIII release large sums of money
Inc OUTLOOK favors a decline IN interest
rates to a level reported before the bond
payments began 10 disturb the markets.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLtA-No-
tice Of assess msnt roll If Local Improve
msnt District No I72 fer the improve
meut Of James Street in thu City OF Sc
attic under Ordinance Ne. 1885, and hear
ing thereon.
Notice ss hereby given tina. tire assess
ment ron Of Local Improvement Dts;ric.
No. liz for the improvement, Of James
street from First Avenue 10 second Az.
enue under Ordinance No. 1896 has been
reported by the Roard o. Public Works
10 the City Council OF the city OF seattle
Compirt ller and ex-offcio Cry Clerk. and
lhe same is now open for pubic lnspec.
ton al said office and Viii remain cren for
inspection until Moaday. the Tn day Of
November. 'sss. At 500 o'clock D. m. and
so appear before ;hs City Council al a
session thereof TO be held in tNe ~1uncn
Chamber In ire City Hall on SAID IN cay
Of November tSss. az 80 O'clock y. n
and make objections thereto. AT ss,a t.ns
go nxef the city council ~tiI consider AIRY
and MI objections made and will make sGch
corrections n said roll as II deems JUST. ami
Will then by ordinance approve such roll
ard levy and assess the amoua,s here %
against each parcel snd lot OF land shaa 4
i'm sad roll and declare tire same ;.Yst
Nen thereon. Sa5 matter NAV &c ais0Gl T.
ga 10 a later date IL 60 ordered nv tae city
Council WILL II PARRY.
CITY Comptroller ara ex~OTicse CITY Cie-x
~ tue city II Seattle.
Date Of arst publication, Sept T1e- 29
1885
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s-.sacrs and s-aeisers quotes lead ~ s.s.ss
al s5e close.
Exports and Imports.
Exports ~ gold ami SILVER from New
York scr shs week ending today aggre-
safe E.ast Sss
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLLING
tice of assessment roll OF Local Improve
ment District No. ia. for the improve
ment OF First Avenue South in the City
of Seattle under Ordinance No $500 and
hearing thereon.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment roll Of Local Improvement District
No. ia. for the improvement, Of First Ave
nue. South fran the center of King Street
TO the center Of Connecticut Street, under
the Board OF Public Works 20 the City
Council Of the City of Seattle. and is now
on file In the office Of the City Cornptrol-
Ter and ex-officio City Clerk, and the same
In now open for public inspection at said
office and viii remain open for inspection
until Monday the It'll day OF November
1885 at $50 o'clock p. m. and all persons
interested are hereby required to appear be-
fore tlhe City Council ar a session thereof
10 be held In the Council Chamber IN the
City Hall on said 7th day OF November.
1898 az 100 O'Clock p. M, and make ohjec-
tons thereto. Al said time so fixed the city
council will consider any and all objections
made and will make such corrections In
said roll as II 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 in said roll
and declare the same d first ten thereon
said matter may be adjourned To a ia;er
date IL SO ordered nv the city Council
WILL III. PARRY.
City Comptroller and sx-omicfo City Clerk
OF Ire City Of Seattle.
Date OF FIRST publication, September p
1854
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


BreadstuAs.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. I---Spot wheat
Is unchanged futures lower IN sympathy
with iswer markets East: receipts very
light Barley steady for spot options in
active: arrivals scant- Market in cats
continues active at unchanged prices Lab
Fioa--Ne: for family extras. Alsss Is:
bakers extras. s&Sf4. Is.
wheas-Shippsng. a.isx for No. l and
sl.l7a. for choice; milling. 81 eeGi ssis.
Rariey-Feed, N-Ss41I .1-i~; brewing. NOM
iaal.
oats-Poor 10 fair. sil5al-I7ss: good to
choice. 81 -3ssi y: fancy feed. $i-sssa: gray.
LIZ; milling. S-soasl.ss: Surprise. 0S
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks I5ss; do Oregon.
leo: wheat, certais. l.1sa; barley, centals,
$50; eats centass. 20; do Oregon. AIS
beans. sacks. -: cfiorn. censals. Eastern.
90: potatoes, sacks. f.sse; onions, sacks,
1.&s2: bran. sacks. Sia: middings. sacks,
number sss: raisins. boxes. s.77e: wine ga
Ions. IS. $50.
Closing Quotations.
whea;-Easy: December. n.l7ss.
Barley--Sieady: 81 .s-
Corn-Large yellow. N.ostsa1Llsh.
Wool and Hops.
wool-spring-Nevads, leetl4c: Eastern
Fal;"Sor;nern mountain lambs, sssiie;
mountain iambs. SQioc: San Joaquin
plains. sIsc: Humboldt and Mendoeino. IL
67I3c.
Hops-crop OF 1897. nominal: erop Of 1895.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
Observation-Disclosures. sIsaa: bran. sis.5o
Niaso per ton.
$i2.5D4il7; best barley, Sl2Qi1Se. Alfalfa, IL
Qi25o; stock. 1IIi2.5a
Potatoes-Eariy Rose, <osfsoc: river Bur-
banks. sea &c: Salinas Bureanks. 45Gasc.
sweet. lGliec per 10.
Vegetahaes-Si.ver skin onions. Jo4r soc
clieslmbers, asefaoc: garlic, sG3c. green
peas al3c; string beans. fsxI2c per ID. bay
squash. 3ed f0c box; tomat oes. 3a Soc box.
okra. 500 sec: egg plant. 2sHioc; chill green
peppers, 2sH4se.
strawberries. $sls: cranberries. Eastern.
$Srs per barrel; cantaloupes. 81 sal. -;
nutmegs. SSsfssc: grapes, Isabella. ioassc.
peaches. Asi &c, pears. Bartlett. HMi 40,
Piums, 25s2oac: ounces. 6oM35c. oranges. 81
Gla: Mexican lines re-pack. $SIs5o:
lemons, common California, $a13; choice
California, S.5o14: bananas. N2osis -
bunch.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 2sc: seconds,
27si2sc: fancy dairy. nominal: seconds, n
a25c: picked. lsi &c. iirkin laSieac.
Cheese-New Iini2Lc: old 1oSIflc;
Young America. lIi4Mlac; Eastern, l2G1&c
Eggs-Store, nominal: fancy ranch. go
3sc: Eastern. fancy. 22u2sc.
Pou'try-Turkey gobAlers, lssfiSc ID; tur-
key hens, iasi Ice; old ROSTERS. $3.50: young
ROSTERS, $sGsi small broilers. $saia5o; large
$50; old ducks. s4aS: young ducks. s4sss:
geese. N.2Sell.5o pair: gos,ings. sl.2ssll 80
oli pigeons. Hal.25; young pigeons. 81. 500
200.
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before the City Council 1T a session there
Of to be held In tins Council Chamber in
the City Hail on said 7th day Of Noven-
Der. lss~, al I'D o'clock p. m, and make Oh
sscsions thereto Al said time 40 fixed the
city council VIII consider any ard al Oh
jsctioEs made and VIII make such correc-
lions Ia said roll as IL deems just. and Will
then by ordinance approve sueh roll ana
levy and assess the amounts thereof
agains. each parcel and lot O. land shown
Ia sat3 roll and declare the same a nrss
len thereon Said matter may be adjourn
ed TO later date IL 50 ordered by the City
Council.
WILL Fl. PARRY
City Comptroller and ex-off.cio City Clerk
OF dle City Of Seattle.
Date Of first publication. September g.
1858.
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oar-Receip.s. $500 barrels: exports
Is se barrels: market, DUH ara easy.
Wheas-RAcsipss - 90 bushels: az carsa
~ Az bushels spot. weak: Ne red.
-sSs-g.xe fab 0psszas opened easy un-
der s9~eIgn offerings and were depressed
az forsncoa ay big spring receipts. Hgss
exports snsersxx arr isaUsdat.ons. No. 2
rad May csose4 s1FSc-
Cosfae-opgians opened steady ard tn
changed 70 lower.
Sugar-RaS dull: fair refining, sc:
csrfr.sugai Is test, So. refined weak ard
lower; granii.atsd. sac: cut loaf, sse~
Metals.
rcEiser-Iaks. SO.
TIE lirxn that .axss ta@ selling price for
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO Oct The openlns, II What
was ut q slight advance over yesterdays
closing price, December starting at sZAsc.
TIE Improvement was apparently due 10
fIsFaassTses-s figures on the weeks ex-
parts Which WAS pat IL s.Sas,@e csssseas
compared with AeGS.ta bushels the prext-
cos vt.<k. This had caused n strcng curh
MARKET yesterday, ara the strength was
SUI noticeable at today opening ShcrfS
were moderate buyers fcr q saSrs silne at
ter thu start. heying being heavy SnouSA
tseaass 81 farther Sigh; advance. Deem
her getting to szs.c and holding for lime
at that figure. Then he market slowly be-
san to weaken and for the rest OF the short
session the trend OF prices wSs sSeAaisy
aewnwarS. There was plenty OF news OF u
eears>n character. hat trading vas ex-
.-erasiy asll. many Of the most prosn!nai1s
brokers having sone to Omaha 20 witness
the peace festivities. with tGe result
that the decline Was very gradual Srt-
mary receipts FOR he day were i.sSa,oSo
bushels, watch were largesy in excess OF
last year Atlantic port Sfsa-Ances. excl0-
S.ve NJ. Newport News and The Gulf perts.
Erekess reported sn almost entire alb
sence of cash bids ~ anything approaching
a working eassS Liverpool was ssd lower
for futures. though ecct what WAS ut
changed. London reported freer offerings
Of Russian wheat THIS. with foreign ash
mates % Russian and worlds crop. both
very heavy. deensaed the depression "a ne
local market. The Orange Jeaa Farmers
estimate OF 7uoe,ae0 bushels az the Unised
States crop also helped TO push prices
toward the close. demand almost dying
out.
Corn was very dull in sympathy WITH
wheat
by wheat and corn
Provisions were dull and heavy through
out
wheat. No. =.
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
Dec -. a. ~ e g ss.s
Corn. No. =.
De- Dec ..-ssassis sss.as,ii -. :.
May ..3iizAsIs 3iisasiss IaG3lA slA
Oats, No. z.
nsy 81 49, sS5. @s.a ~ ssgss:
Ness Pork, Per Barrel
s. E - !; :, IS IL i. IS,
Lard. Per 100 Pounds.
Oct pss -, ...:5 ':ssss IS IS
jan 49,. . sas. ss,s ass ass
short Ribs, Per 100 Pounds.
Oct Ssa ...s s2Sa S7:s 81 81. ~ ~.
Cash Quotations.
Whsas-No. > spring. ss'aassasc: No. ;
red. 6lc.
Corn--No. . 2aIsS3.c.
oats~-No, .. elA.a2.c, Z. o. b.; No. : whita,
a5c: No, 3 white. 50. .s-ac. I. o. b.
Rye-No. Z 45c.
Barisy--So. 2 Ssaf45c. t. O. b.
Fsaxseed--No. /. Sc.
Timothy seea-pr!me. se.g.f9
Pork-Me4<. per barrel ss.SsSis.so.
Iard-Per 100 pounds sa.Sest4s3iS.
Ries--Short SIDES. loose. s.i5a5.ss.
Shogidefs-Dry sa.ted. boxed, s'<ss4&o
Sides-Short clear, boxed. G.+o1SSo.
Wblsk y--pis oilers finished goods, per
gallon 81 q
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Waeat-MaxkS: nominal. sxpc-< Ma. I
e!ah. 60 Ne blues.ezs esc: milling, Ne.
club. So. Nc. h.ues1eza, &c.
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WASHINGTON. oc. f.~Today's safe
rr1ant Of the condition Of the .rssssry
shows: Ava.ia bic cash balance. ri. 55l 81;
xogsf reserve Essgss.Ss..
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stTt Nnrlt rs.

WY TREAS{ RER'S MOTTO Es-T7se fol
Sans assssrJs viii he Paid upon pre-
sshta''NH 81 tNe city TrEss2rer's cffscs;
.taSeFfsf nr Nslt warrants VIII cTase a.
s.F sSgtratioa II Gfteea DAYS from tAe data
VI sse fTS' q.nAcasior - tsi~ uoS -.
tasSs S;rF~ Ordinance No it>9 war
.sn's. Ne ~ balance interesg tue: Ne
81 fssf eATaisrt. VTInetpsl sigstt.f
"ssnills ND street. Ordinance No $S%S
s&TsAis y - 10 * inclusive.
Howe s'ovet. 0T3iasnce Nc, Ssss. VA
Art N o.
se1y-~, greet Ordnance M 4Sfs
ssrrSas y as. balance rvtnctpa. ans. -
1Tsst
iesrsce street. Ordinance Ne sSta, wa--
sa.s Ne rt
s$ersn avenue. e. At Ordinance No, <s2a.
warrant N. la&
A II KCCTE,
Sssy Treasurer - ssse city ~ SEATTLE.
Is@se =. rrss pa lcat4os S<css<laess -. issss.
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PORTLAND. Oct. i---Whcas-Weak anS
sowe-: receipts heavy: Walta Walla, 51s
ssc: valley and hlueStsra, 4astc.
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THE C0TroN MARKETS.
New Orleans.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. L--cotton--Mar-
ket s,cA.y. nnidiiing fssc.
New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. i.--Coaon--Marxet
dail, n1iddlsnx. sac.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT T:sN}.t4--<o-
tice ~ assessment roll 4 Local lmproFe-
rrent District No I7S for the 'FcrFa~ yusnt
OF Dearborn Street in the CtfF ~ Saa5t}e
under Ordnance Ne is99. ana hcsring
thereon.
Notice Is hereby given TIA; the aSwss-
Neat roll Of Local Improvement DI<trtct
Ne ~ FIR the Improvement II Dearborn
Street from, Tenth Avenue South &c the a.
leg between Maynard Ave. sna Sixth A.
eFIvr south under Ordnance Ne. So ase
been reported ny tha Beard = P45hc
Works 20 me Clty CoQacl - she CITY y
Seattle, aud = nov ID H.e s. DE - 81
Of the CITY Etsfr ftr0i,er A~1 * 1ft-eio Cry
Clerk ana the sauYe - nov npta f2- gU6-
lie inspection a: said ofsice ad W. remain
open for Inspection urtiI A1E fay. rue 1sa
DAY % November. issS. n so vciacs ,.
n and al persons interested aIe ae1chy
required 10 apHca- before the sH'cs EoUrcl
AZ session thereon 30 he Aei& II the
Council Chamber IN 5ae C5ty Ns.i on Aald
IN dsy % November. i>s> ~ 80 p cloH8
p IL. ard make o65ect}oas thereto AZ SAB
time 50 Nxa3 tae ttfN council $50 tut-
Stsssr any ana all objections ma - ara VIII
make such corrections IN sa!c rOG So Z
tEees.is Jusi. ara Will ASH ~ ordinance 2 -
,sYoxe such Poi. ana levy and sSc@ss j5e
amounts tseseof aga.s3st each parcel SnG }ot
~ .anA showu IN saai roll an @@&are .Ns
SAM FIRST Hen thereon. SAD ma er T23T
he a 3feurua3 l. later dats K - Srasssxl
WILL II. PARRY.
,Nstx Comptraier ana ex-0Glci1 C3SY Clerk
- axe Clsy q Seattle.
INste q mrs. gahasA0or. september y.
lss
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.


TACOMA. Oct. l.-wheas-Clun. CSC;
bluesseua. SIC.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Oct l. isse-
Exchanges at the Seattle. Tacoma Spo-
kAns AMI Portland Clearing houses today
f-fAaranees Balances
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NOTICE Or ASSESSMENT R0I.I~-No-
tsge ~ assessment re-; ot LEGAL lapY5' T.
r.sug Distract Ne -, TO- she improve
.7,sy. 80 E>sT%l AVtnze. IL he C.ty 81 -
att!s u,6e~ orsiaanCs NJ. 49, and AsAE.
1r@ .aeraon,
<g-tee - hereby given .Hat the aSsaS@.
rsenr roll es Local ienpc-2S<FsseFL 413<sr.-f
n s~S fo~ are improve n1&nt q rfr<5 Az
r~.sa S-.cs,, fesks Street 70 isemEy " ~ 81
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- rax onsn for pQAatc Inspection 8: sad
asb@es 2ad ssll remain open fse 3rxgzacEsa-
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Hay. Grain and Feed.

Hay 0obhingi-Puget sound. per ton. s.ls
? -: Eastern Washington timothy. 81. al
falsa - 5fe;i1
oats (tobh!usl-Per tou s2@fl2l
Ps-ley-polied sea
Corn-Whole. s23 "a. cracked. 81. feed
meal per ton. 30 ~.
Feed wheat-sis. oil cake meal 81.
bran. III. shorts. So; chopped feed. sl-ffsi
GARY chop feed, 81.
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Logs-saperior quality. per ". No. FIR,
: 5lE7sA -. understandable fr. ssf7S: NJ I
cedar sssr7 common. per NJ s&51a1s: spruce
logs $40. cedar saipgle bolts s. 2ss&S250.
Fir I.Qmber-Rough. $50. ,h.ek dnish
surfaced. .one o. two sides : 70 or Il
inches vide. $iAasA. lengths = 20 IS feet
special lengths. iec per u extra. one-trseA
tlnish sis9sls, all vertical gran. 81 Per II
extra Flooring. dressed and matched.
s'gg ssock boards. >itrsh ssnis. Ia
i7ch. s. $685. ls.sss I2-lncfs, r1Is Fencing
No az s-inch finish. s., M. 2 81 or
channel rusiic: Or drop siding wcigat ~
lHS. siI$5i4 Fir tiTn5er j0sSts ana scsnt~
tags rough sss4fEs; : ] 5, e. s. 5eEsis
: : sls3lt Box boards Iz-!acn AID uu.
So. ss-lach. l. 30 he. Nos ;. = ard ) - 4nch
So les ss1IA Ia;a 80 lbs weight. s.xIIs
feet 81.
wasniu gsoa rel cedar lunoer-Rosrh.
sSsis. 5eeel siding, weisai % ifs. s4sTIs z.
cs.!:uS. wega;s. No !. 2 ana ; ssxs-iach
$50 IS; Nos ]; an3 ;, Asxs-snca, p
q wainscati~g. siss3ii. rrgsset sc - sAs
stiaE}e g. x standard shingles sIIs, one
iacn anish =, - and Is FEET k@SF55i thick
anisA t2Ess. cedar Ssasrrs :. :, and IL
feet p1rkets G2
ktln-iried, s! 10 advance 81 sreen- Dray-
age. ass,-