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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-18
TO CONTRACTORS : +

SOXIIE TO CONTRACTORS - East
Denny Way. North Broadway and other
connecting streets and avenues sewer
Improvement.
Notice is hereby given that sealed gro
posais viii be received by the undersigned
wednesday. March "a. iss. Tor The i'm
provement OF East Denny Way. North
ana avenues, by constructing u sewer
along said streets between said points.
together with all necessary openings.
wyes. mAnholes tamphoies ventiiators.
flushing tanks and catch basins, pro-
yided by ordinance No. SIS creating 10
cal Improvement district No 1874 and IN
accordance with the plans and specifics
tons now on file Ia the office of the board
Of public works.
Each bid must be accompanied oy a Ger
tiled cheek. payable 10 the order of the
i've s. per- cent Of the bsd ao and s'n no d Did
will be considered unless accompanied By
said check.
The successfui bidder viii be required to
enter into a contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
the city charter and the laws OF the state
OF Washington. within ten days after be-
ing notified OF the award Of the contract
10 him falling to do 80. the said check
and the amount fixed therein viii be for
feited to the city No person Is eligible
as bidder who has within two years
prior To the letting Of said contract made
default In payment OF any JUST claim
for any work or labor performed or any
skill or material furnished pursuant to
any such contract As herein advertised.
or who within said two years failed to
complete any such contracts.
Special attention IN called to article
XIII of the city charter AZ now in force
relating 10 hours Of labor. and 10 ar
tieie WILL section 81 subs. | and 2, reiat-
ing to bonds and suretles
The board OF public works reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope:
"B.ds for East Denny Way and North
Broadway Street Sewer Improvement
Ry order Of the board of public works.
FRANK OIESON. Secretary.
Date Of drst publication. March lith.
1kQ9
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NEW YORK. March f7.-The railways
af;er a display OF strength in sympathy
WITH the ouoyancy In Sugar. sagged in
inr e asnse, 81 rsoraary returns not meet
marked declines I'm these properties A
number of the active xpeetAlfiea moved
upward, out some of the green indus
trials we're exceptions. Including Federal
steel, American Steel and Wire. CONT
Mental Tobacco and Interua tionai Paper
These properties suffered because OF the
sugar. winch al one time was within "a
points Of its record figure yesterday
scored net advance OF points Giucose
was up sympathetieaily. The aggregate
or dealings. while below those Of yester-
DAY, exceed three-quarters OF q million
shares. OF which lss.00 were Sugar The
TACT that the banks have lost over 5000 900
TO the sub-treasury since Friday led trad-
ment tomorrow. and on this theory they
sold stocks. Among the stocks showing
strength were Peoples Gas. Tennessee
Gear and Iron Coal, Fuel and iron. Metro
poiitan Street Railway. Brooklyn Transit
ana Manhattan. Call money rates ranged
from 70 per cent, with the bulk of the
business near the higher figures. After
most brokers had made their arrange
ments for loans which carry over until
Monday. rates receded, with the close al
sgS'1 per cent London was a seller on the
stock as II had taken In the Initial trad
fng. There was some LIQUIDATION among
the active bond issues today while
strength prevailed In all others Total
sales y 80 .0o. United States new u con-
pom advanced Il: do registered Y. and the
Old ~ registered and the - y In the bid
price.
Money and ExchanGe.
Money on call, S1s per cent: last loans.
: per cent: prime mercantile paper. III
Nr4 per cent. Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business in bankers bills al
81 s5l.I4Sn for demand ana NJ r. ga
tSA for sixty days: posted rates "a S+tt
AAi. AID AsS04 eS.4. commercial bills.
~ Sza1. Silver certificates 6Ons0sxc Bar
eminent bonds strong State bonds stronr.
Railroad bonds strong
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TenneaDe Coal and Iron -. ..>...- eAe6
General Qu0tntlooa.

TenneaDe Coal and Iron -. ...-..- eA5e6
General Qoosntieoa.
Fionr-Rece8pR eAaN hAss: experts
AMs ahis. market dull and &c 20 lac lower.
WAeat-Reeeipts. Ss0B nas exports, Ia
- eus spoS. weak No. red Tsasc & o.
D. Options opened weak because of bear
tsh cables ana renewed legislation. They
rallied at noon on covering. bat developed
. recond hreak In the hast hour Though
weak Liverpool hearish modern ntslers
report and raid By sealaers closed weak
at A0IAc net decline; March closed af
Tse, May Chased al uNc, July closed
Nc. September closed SAe.
wool-Cuses-
Hope-<2sIset-
Confee-Opticns closed eists points high
er. sales Is. 80 bags. including Nay. Aide.
June sf5c. July. s.sss1S soc: spot Rio daa;
No iuvokce. e3-isc. Ne jcs,hina, mic:
mid. Qzet buf steady. Cordcva~ S6l<c.
SugAr-RAw. easy fair refining. s;sc:
centrifugal. - test. 80; refined. easier,
Fig fron--Warranis. $la-A.
copper-I>ake Qi-A
Tin-SE N62. 90
Spelter-SG Eax -
Lead--sAB04.sa
The arm that dxes the selling price for
miners and smelteH quotes lead ~ SAN
II the eioGe.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.



NEW YORK. March iZ-rhe commefs
cial Advertisers London financial cable
The markets here we're slightly moro
active and firmer than during the rest OF
the week London bought Americans
slightly and New York followed Then
came sharp relapse that was accentuats
ed In the street. The market thinks the
sugar fluctuations frightened the public
Coppers were dull. TIE sortnlghtly stso
tissics show the supply Increased ls5.e0
tons and stocks rs Tintos. I'D: Utah.
sA. Boston. ~
Siivcr closed at 2sAd.
Closing 0uetstiens.
LONDON, March f7.-Canadtan Pacific.
sqi&. Northern Pacific preferred 81, Cne
ION Pacific. preferred. ssi4: Grand Trunh
3 Bar silver steady at zs-isa per ounce.
money - presass~as.
LONDON. March 7.--wheat-Cargoea
of coast nothing doing. cargoex on pa1-
sage sellers at decline. ID: English coan-
~ l"rHpooI. lgassA iI~-whsat duil:
No I standard California, Ne ID. wheat
in Paris duh; -four in Paris. dull; French
country markets quiet: weather "a EN-
Wneas~spot dull; No. ! northern spring
81 iixd
DAYS S.Oo centals. including rs .0O Amer
nan Corn--0pot American, mixed quiet.
3s I'D: American mixed old, IS Gid. new
do r. nd
futures Steady: March - 3&d: May.
"a gid. July. - I'D. receipts OF American
corn during the past three days. Ma.
cenfais. - a.
Hops-At London-Pacinc coast arm. 81
i0sftE4 t&s.
Wheat--Futures closed steady: mater
8 I'D; May. I'd: July. - ID.
= = 4
Condition 81 the Treasosy.
wAssrvCToN. March 15-Tudayo
abatement of the condition OF The treasury
shows; .c-a .,o -,
Available cash balance ........, sz.sta: ~
Gold reserve .,..s... -......r-'..s SstsoSSs~~
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CHICAGO, March 1.-THE dsmoraitz!nG
feeling in wheat which WAS - senerai at
the close last night was again the prom
inert feature at the commencement Of to-
days business. The early news was ceIte
as dsscourag1ng to holders IL Was the
day before at the opening. the necessary
encouragement OF revival of export de-
mand appeared - remote ~ ever. mt
VI yesterdays 2c decline. law
efpooi started with quotations from Ia 20
that by a further drop. which brought
July Ia a I'd decline Nay wheat opened
at t.nAc lower at from sshc down To
s1ssc. and under q good demand from
shorts improved to ssae. ~ the eight Inn
provement. however. long wheat brought
once more xuperahundancs. May declined
20 ssasc before shorts were once more
attracted. but both foreign and domestic
shorts came In again and caused = ~
action 10 sTssc. May closed NJ &ts4sssssc
sellers.
The execution by commission houses Of
wheat caused . break in corn st the start,
May CLOSED NJ tswsr-
Oats were weak and lower early IN sym
yafhy with wheat but owing TO al excel
nrraed up ard esaseA quite stroEx May
closed l~a0s4c higher.
Pressure of long totdtnss depressed pro-
visions. May pork rinsed suloc lower Tire
range ia lard and ribs waa narrow
wheat No. 4.
opsnlnx. Hsxhest Iovs., Closing
1 M1y . ..s.s. =. s. a.
Cevp No. 4.
MAY szts1g11s "a 7sss s1rkGs,
July SO. Et3&s Nss - ssas
Sept :. zGSA ga4 - 81.
Oats ~. q
May =. - sA9s< 3 Isazvs
Jaiy -. ~ - - "A
Ness Pevk. Pev UA1.
May .. - ezis - ~ SSE TO
July .. s<a9 IN DO LA.
Lard. Per 100 LIS.
NAY -. EA ST. g xI e ..sa
Jaly 80 ga Is s IN
Sept :. sa Sc g4 "a
ShSst nsbs. Per 100 LAs.
Nay =. Ns MA n sTss a So.
July =. Z "a - 80 80
Sept .. - NJ N1A M
Cash ouoeoss~os.
r5oar-TsaH snd weaker
Whss,-No. spSsng, G34snsc: No.
spganR 00eec: Ne. ! rcd, G0Dc.
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DPeAasf0a1.
San FRANCISCO. March r.-Flour
market weak. but there is good export
movement Wheat market opened little
wheat weaker and prices had further
reduction OF NC Per GENITAL on shipping
grades Buyers continue TO hold o6 ew.
ing TO Improved crop outlook Barley
opened little higher on call. bat after
wards relaxed. Spot market weaker. Oats
stiIl held at previous prices and buyers
were scarce and the feeling weak. Spot
Fror--Net for family extras. a7s74.
bakers. extras - Ns12se; Oregon and
Washington. s343N
Misunderstanding. u.eG@ for No. !. AMI
Bariey-Feed. u.00i-S; tre~ins. u.sJsS
oais-Poor to fair. nsaLs: good to
choice sal. 90; fancy feed. 81 ts'sfl 4;
prise. a.s0lts.
Flour, quarter sacks. fsJ5oe. Washing
ton, C.6o. wheat. centais 10, Washing
ton. I.0; barley. censals. -: cats cen
sacks. In, onions sacks. los; bran.
sacks. i.2S5: niddlings, sacks, ID. hay.
tons 2ss; wool. bales Il: hideA number.
-. wine. gallons. 6s.s0.
Closisg Quotations.
Wheat-Easy: May. si.osss; December.
Bariey-Weak; pew. $40
Corn-Iarge yellow. tl.iea1.f.t
Weol and Hops.
Wool-em1ng-Eastem valley. lS6t5c.
Fail Northern mountain. sQ1ec. mountain
lambs, 74ISc, Gan Joaquin plains, 6U1c,
Humboldt and Mendocino. s0ilc.
Hops-Crop Of 1875. i50lsc.
Produce, Fruit. Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING s2iGss. bran. sco9
Hay-Wheas. slsnUrs: wheat and oat.
nsqls: best barley, si30i4: alfalfa, 81 ass
10: stock. $lo.o0ii-5o: straw. per bale.
Potatoes-Early rose. u.ao@Las: river
burbanks $f.101l40. Oregon burbAnks,
large, 81 4of5i. IL sweet. uO01.B.
vegetabies-SAlver skin onions sodssc
for Oregon; cucumbess, Si0lSo; garlic, 80
tomatoes. GQfso box: APPARATUS, s9Sc;
egg plant, l2i1c: chill green peppers. q
63Oc: mushrooms 106i5c.
Fruits-Apples. choice, $50. common.
SIC; oranges. naveis, = 2S0275. Mexican
lines ~, rsnsek sssn $500 e osone GsIs9s s
bananas, S1.50n26O bunch.
Butter-Fancy creamery. 2I42iizc; dc
seconds. 3c: fancy dairy, iS419c; do sec
onds. 161I7c: picked, l5zsi7c: firlxin. lsf1Isc
Cheese New. 1oi~dilisc. California
cream cheddar, l2c; young American. ~.
012c: Eastern. lzisui3hc; Western. nhM
Esgs-store, 14@lse; fancy ranch. is,.N
Roultry-rurkey gobbiers. i.rlsc ID: surt
key hens, 1s41l5c. old ROSTERS $SsfS; young
ROSTERS. s7as: small broilerA Naofis
, has s ss ducks 500 sssss sssss asSs
Z pair; goslingS g. Ezt2so; old pigeons. So
al rs: young pigeons, s. 2SMe0.
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DEATHS AxD FUNERALS.

HEsIIBH1N-~fn Seattle. Azrrn n. tssg. ~
aged = yaa~s.
FRASER-Tae funeral OF william II.
Fraser sill lake place this afternoon 1T
o'clock from BcEsney = UxsusSs's
chapel. insermeas In Lake View eaane-
terry.
SAf.i.1sffAS~Ths funeral o. John Gala
han viii take pssce this mornsng ~ ~
oFesn0k. fsom the tSsnrcA 81 Our Lar q
oacS Help. fntssment II CatvaSx eGuDop
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THE CITY or SEATTLr--CTvIT.s ERv-
Zee Examination.
Notice Ia hereby given In aeroryss-r zee with
tire provisions 81 sfetf6a ~ srtISe XVI
81 tie city charter tsat an ssaufnafier, will
~ Reid 90 ths 2atn Gsv ~ MaygsA kSss Tor
all persons ~ho WILL have Sled applications
~4tA Tho SetVt Service Germ mission for the
position % fats0iFrsan for detective service
in reisrs pspsr-uaert-
No application fer chs examination wsp
b. approved unseSs the anuifsysag has had
a. least I'VE years experience ia fsaitr@
ssExsss and can furnish esFs.issts 81 eff
cfanrs IN such service
Fes 1hss examination E-e provisions Of
r'sle 81 il regard ts hstgsr rrS sxe wlg -
wstv@e. 20 ssnasS ~ tTsnsTrurs Ae4xhs 81 s
serE inches ard uts sratl-n ax@ ~ Is years
Applications va te received not later
than Marrn Eesd fs%s
TIE examination slEi e~~<sSs ~ these
branches enss2nss 81 tire rules sfss r4r4a-
"a ,1ens ard sh@ Requirements Of ths r~s=s.
ssnr 81 hs hlseS Each svgsgear. afYf re-
cslye pSs1si restcs Of tho exact time of bis
exary1.azt3Sr.
~ order - tAs Cfvsi Service Commits
ssof. A. A. tsNDtTT
,-szs ~
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs.


CHICAGO. March is.-cattle--Sseadys
fancy grades. &Ss0ss chcsce siesrs. $3.50
$50; medium steers 81 sess&aS. beef stsen
GSas4ss; ssockers and fedora s. So(A a.:
bulls. s.. 8sH<lsis; Western fed steers. $AS
%. %. Texas steers. $3.seu<~SS: csivsA $40
dS.S5.
HOGS were sssc higher early, bat weak
ened later. fair 10 choice. 81 NH&. heavy
packing lots. G.sesS3.ssix. mixed. GSsu30.
butchers. ap8ssa. iixhss. Eso0s.se; Pigs.
Lambs wers faa higher, poorer lots, ~:
sales largely above IS: sheep. l52&c hieAp
er. largely 0a4.s. very few sales below
Recsipss-Cas,le. ESQ: hogs. sicoe: sheep.
E.VC0.
OMAHA, March ls.--Catt.e--Receipfa
Lac. market active and stronger native
bsef steers. SOS. 81 Western steers. $2s64
as; Texas sseers. N.Sosa4.0. COWS and
hsifers, NN8@M camera. 0B0&0.
s,ockefs and feeders, S4SlAs0, calves 80
as. bulls and stags g. .Sza2.1a.
Hogs-Reeeipss. SMe market stead!sr
and easier: heavy. N6s3as -. mixed. Mo
sssia; light. t1so6&sS: bulk Of sales Ss-S1h
she<p-Rsceipts. 100: market sa7ioc
higher; fair 20 choice natives. e@s14Sn; fair
TO choice westernA 0se<Nso: common and
stock sheep. s. s547a Is: lambs N3$SsS
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TACOMA. March -wheas-t7ub, SC.
osues,em. sssrslc.
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CITY TREAst,RER's NoTICE-Notie>
Is hereby given that the assessment roll
OF Local Improvement District No. isa
III the City Of Seattle. created by 0rsii-
nance No. 5ln entitled an Ordinance
providing for the Improvement OF Fourth
Avenue North, in the City Of Seattle.
from John street 10 Aloha Street by
constructing therein an ironstone pipe
sewer of proper dimensions through said
portion OF said strest. together with all
necessary yves, openings. manholes
lamphcles. ventilators, catch basins and
flushing tanks. and providing for the
payment therefor by the mode Of pay
nent by honda" and establishing A
fund for such payment by an assess
ment upon all the lots and parcels OF
land benefited by such Improvement has
been certified 10 me for collection. and
that unless payment % the assessment
therein contained il made within ~ lays
from the date OF she FIRST publication OF
this notice. local improvement bonds
VIII he Issued To the aggregate amount
OF the assessment upon said property
remaining due and unpaii including the
amount which Is assessed against your
pfppeTty.
This notice Is given for the purpose OF
enabling all owners Of property In the
LEGAL Improvement district named i'm oytfi-
nance No. si3 Local Improvement. Dis.
tfsct No i>S to redeem their property
from the assessment before the issuance
OF the bonds, which may re done by the
payment OF the fun amount of the assess
msnt without interest.
IL the Assessment ~ charged Re no.
paid within the time above specified ans!
YOU desire to redeem the property from,
said assessment after the execution 81 the
local Improvement district bonds IL will
be necessary for you 10 PAY tire fl!l
amount at the assessment charged agains,
Your property. together with Interest at
the rate 90 eight per cent q per cent,
per annum uyor the whole assessment
~ tn ard including the date OF the last
snstaasment.
A. IT, FS1oTF
sYty Treasurer % the City Of Seattle
Date Of first publication, Seattle, Wash.
Narcs Is. 1879
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following Is a lis. OF deeds filed 10
the auditors Office YESTERDAY; -,
n. 8. Drew 81 nx 70 Esnsi ~ Eam mes n
!; sls s.. a. penny's Park a'a' Dec. y
Francis ". Jordan ct TX. and G. A. Carr.
by H. r. Carr. atty. TO Jennie Cars, iose
s,s and S J. b .sss ! 81. "a x Aug e co.
5. hloek /. Blaks's a4A. EnumciAw. Aag. I
James Levi. It M, TO Jossph Lewis.
same pity. dee. p. mi sn
Es,vin r. Keever 10 Bessie g. Erickson.
lot 1. block 10. brighton Beach add, Aafcn
Joan W. Davidson ct w. 70 BE smith.
lot II. block Is, He'll Heirs 2d add. Feb =.
same ppsy. March IT, ss.Ee.
c e re-, ~ ssssf block g D. benny. Il .dx
NSr,h Seattle s.a March IA y i.ns. And.,-
s ssn sI ssrs ,os !. sec p i. u July 4
sasae to Charles ", ctscwn. part sse ..
20 n, I, June - isss. pSe.
Abigail J. smith 10 EDWARD y. smith
lots Il and u. sup plat block J. BurksIs iss
2. West Seattle. lot 7. block Is. E1zsfevn
add. and tract In Yesier ID. C.. March u.
March 10. 81 $50
Martha l.. Arsst and exrx Of Chassss q.
Artxs, decd Charles =. and Magonret
Arsxf. Elizabeth VI. and Henry Claus.
Anna and VIM. II. kn6r 10 Jennie Il.
PAGE. lot s. block n. A.. A. DenBye add.
March r. 81
Maniry PeteFssn 10 Hannah Byron lots
q and ~. block D. Gcath Park Land Cos
list add. March II. SIt6
-~4~---~--.----~s----~-~~~--~~-----
THROUGH PULLMAN CARS
Isezse Anaconda for ~. I<sssts daily via
The Northern Pacific ard Burlington Route
via Billings. Pacific coast passengers are
only obliged 10 step from one car 10 an
other For sleeping car reservations In
quirs at ias Yesler way.
MaSa wTLzINskl. OpsiciAn, III Cheery.
Consultation free
BARTEII. Drug Co, Second. near Yso-
Her way
HUMBOLDT has arrived Saslg tonight
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THE CITY OF SEATTLE CITY
Treasurer'a Notice.
Notice h hereby gwen that the fourth
annual insiaIlment of local Improvement
district No. 81 for the Improvement OF
Bush street and the portion of Cullen
street and Gerulaine avenue Intervening
between the north and south portions OF
Bush street at their respective intersee-
tons herewith. from Jackson street TO
Day street IN the city OF Seattle. under
the provisions OF ordinance No. 35fs. which
provides for the Improvement Of said
street by grading the same and cora
structIng sidewalks on both sides thereof,
with parking strips between sidewalks and
roadway and providing for the payment
therefor in instalments and establishing a
fund for such avn ent ny the levyins and
objection OF special assessments upon the
property benefited by the Improvement,
and providing for the issuance of bonds
as authorised By an act OF the legislature
of tho state OF Washington, approved
March 3. 1888. and under the provisions
of ordinance No. Sa4s. approved May I.
1884 as amended by ordinance No. SAC.
approved July IL. 1894 and the city char
ter a. amended and now in force has been
duly certified TO me for collection, and
the respective euna therein charged and
levied against each parcel and lot of land.
and part thereof. in said district in pay
ment OF such instaiinent remains unpaid
and the same. including the interest on
the whole amount charged. must be paid
u
Unless payment be made on such in
staiiment on Or before the 18th day Of
April 1899 the same shall become de.
Hnquent and shall hear interes, at the
rate of 2 per cent. per annum until paid,
and IL not paid before said time. a pen.
atty OF Ave go per cent shall be added
and the gums delinquent shall be entered
on the annual tax roll for the current
year against each lot and parcel OF land
and part thereof so delinquent and WITH
the interest and penalty shall be collected
as other taxes. together with such atIli-
tonal charges or penalties as are author
lied to be charged and collected on other
delinquent taxes, and each lot or marcel
OF land SO delinquent shall be sold for the
amount of such assessment, with interes.
penalty and costs, I'm the manner pro-
vided by law.
A. H. FOoTE
City Treasurer of the City of Seattle.
Date of first publication March is 1899
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B~ston stock Market.
BOSTON, March i7,-fiosing:
Boston q Moa 30 Tsmsrack ...s1s
Butte & Boston nj Wolverine =. -. $Sh
Calumet q Hec - PARROT -. 800. ~
q e q
CHICAGO MAWkETS.
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle March r. Isea
Exchanges NJ the 6eatsk Tacoma Spo-
Kane and Portland clearing houses today
were.
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TEE WOOL MARKETS.


LONDON, March 17.-There was 4 fun
attendance ~ the wool auction sales t.
day. The offerings numbered fS.6S2 bAieA
including choice lots of GeclonEs ereaxy
merinos and greasy croMbreds. which
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Alaska kL0ND|KE WANTS..
kLoNDIKE-ArLIx MINES.

FOR SAI.ts-Atlin property twelve uss
recorded claims In Aim mining district;
3 G.. located on Pine, Btrca, Spruce
Fourth of July. Otter. Ruby State and
other good creeks. II taken within next
few days We can sell them at low zig
ure
FORREST. MAXWELL. g. co,
Brokers. Halter Building
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PosTTELLIGENcER. SATURDAY, MARCH 1s ,ses

club. sc. No. I bIuesteEn- &c. nsflinx.
No club. &c; No efuestem. &C.
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Corn--Nc Z. xsooo<c-
oats-Nc- :, -. No. white. 101Nxc:
No white. sSQ1Se
Ky~-No. = eisc.
HArisy-No. :. &6SSc.
Flax Seed--No. i. Q.issS; Northwestern.
u2
Timothy Secd-prime, 0l
rerk-Ness per bill. A&6NM.
I.Ard-Per 10 ihs. G esASfkA
Short RihS--{ltdes tloesel N<04AiN
Shouaders-~Dry saifed tpcxeds. $No<kA
Short clesr-Ssdes (hexedt. 3AN04A
whixky-Distiilers' finished goods. per
gal u.M
Sugars-cut Loaf, AS3c, granulAtsd. assc-
Recoantn a. ShfnnomeA
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THE sEATTLE MARKETA

Oranges are much Grmer in price, and
u is probable that upon arrival of next
steamer from CAiifofnse they wisl add
vance In price
Fancy apples continue Ia fair demand
Potatoes are very firm
The hay and feed situation In station
Ary- Oats are very firm. Puget sound
hay is weak
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kLONDikE-roa SALE.

YUKON RIVER BOATS SenSs and row
boats of ali sizes for sale. To be delsv cred
n sawmili on Windy Arm head 81 Lake
Tasish. T., l.. Parsons. Vanderbilt build.
INK Tacoma Wash.
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WARRINGTON. March f5.--Tcday'e
abatement OF the condition OF the treasury
shows; .c-a a.. -n-
Available cash balance sz.s- w, ~
Gold reserve .-..s... -......-.-..s ssisosSs0S
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Miss wILzINsKl. opssciAn. III Cherry.
Consultation free
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~ H. ElHtl II.
City Treasurer Of the City uf Seattle
Date OF first publication March Is. 1899
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Green Fruit ttobh.ngl--oranges seed
IsngS n Tsri- ~: naysis g. gssf2 ~. lemons
gas anyles. fancy ,-,ss1- per box. ress,l
ing apples s.cassi per box bananas 81 7,
Sfs - per bunch California black nes %.
10 boxes Nsos smyrna fass. Gsc per Ia.
new aasea, ssfstAc. sweet apple cider. $50
aAs per gallon.