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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31
CITY NOTICES.

.,e -
'sk CITY or SEATTLE. Department
fsaahce, Treasurer ssface-<g1y
sFtasszrsfs Notice.
sfss y hfrvby given that ths assess-
fss.i 90 AA.'as Improvement Ellsl.a
Tor the improvement; oE South Six
- street, iA Ire city ~ Seattle. frosn
s'sssssss stree 20 Lander street ufscgr
= sfesssions ~ Ordinance NJ. se7 nre~
81 aatt iE1pros esnsnt by grading
waa@ Aza constructing ~44eqs a. IS
- An1 far &a asSsS ~tuent fss psy
- ~ the mode So pay sllTnt By
81 = ass aerelefe-e been daily crfsi-
= e ne fog cSsi rcstca. ana Ehs vssss-,--
=. sssTss therein eaAs.ea ana ssy9e.t
- eAe'e bot ar,. EsssA 81 az lana ifs sa !.
ass...s asst b paid ~ tea equal annual
=, $3.50 VITA Interest tsfSw the whss =
sEarse3 Mrs ies 81. o. siscfs In
= ,ss,ses saeFss @S ~ main unpaid. az
50 - 81 Sv0 tfr rffzt FEF aI1tssgs. ara
g.. Sses.st nsuss ne paid snaaaais. To-
5 sttA The Aaaazl iiss'si,ra sslts fall
81 49, % saaH ye,ar, said SUITS hegaa
a. ta'ssfSf 9r SIZE @ssn Aay ~ Erss~
a. ssSs &2s& te~ s-NtA natal useet -
e. ~sstssssss.F't> SOS tste cteTcst ter zee
y 4. - ~ = ae &4s on re 2&th
- fsstGsry. iSss
az ~sesfs &c u1sse nf zst4 IN
49, 49, 81 IsFtn .es. "a sSif lssEs eess "a
u sHis 5Sta axy % E'eerxArv. 4S3se
"a - sra ts0esna Delinquent. nNG
kz 80 shtrfssf az tle -At1 Of ses Ter
- @Anssu gHtG paid. aas Z S.nS
49, II sam saaii have heroxns
a. gs-2s-E ~ SVe psr csus
ga ~3ssfG. saS ne s1s-re Sc .aaasr s
= taef@sl c1 annual TAX rosI
Ae.< - 1870 seas Assirsz sa~A H1t anf
sszss'ss 80 50 cet&az.- eE.s &uS with tae
ssss~. ssAAsS&Ss a. cfh@r {GMa& ss.sazA -
~ ~s,e.&s sept g. eE~,sl. 4n1 u g.et
~ - tAe .irne sSca Tor she ray-
- 49, taxes, sh8G sse collected ws
are U<AseStS1 to<xsax~ VIII
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Jan. Sa-Thc movement of
stock prices today was extremely variable
ard. after alternate strength and depres-
sion, the market lef. OF firm with mixed
changes averaging over Sat grday's final
quotation Tas supply q money e5atiff-
Ted abundant al reasonable rates and 2as
Unaffected Gy February dividend and in
terest requirements. Gold 10 the amount
e ss'S.e" was engaged for import. and
cable &ivices were that Ss.&N.@9 OF gold
had bean purchased IN London <cr Amer
lea The periodical railway earnings re-
ports that appeared we're gratifying. The
volume of business was again over a mil
Lon shares. and because Of the contioue3
activity 81 the market a number OF com
mission house employees worked IN shifts
tleulariy Of Scrthera Pacific and Reading
ard sold Union Pacific ard LOUISVILLE
There was considerable shifting of csr1-
mission house accounts from one stock 10
another, with a prepOuaeFanse OF huy-tng
orders. which for a time more than OFFSET
the attacks II the reactionsSfs Sugar xas
actively traded In And lifted on some ~
rnocea arrangement WITH the glucose sugar
refining company. Al the same tiYre fhere
were denisis from various sources O, a
prospective agreement with local rival COM
panies.
3ossip had Il ;hai the Northern Pacific
wa< sn control 81 the party IN favor ~
larger dividends. ard that the stock was re-
g. e.SS -. seooa o. s4h f. kgn ,i
80 me president Of the CIeweIaaa l-incsr-
Faatti Chscag3 & s.. Louis weakened shaf
~ -
Ell : points or assertions that a yssrtts;
enion Of sEs gas Interests oa Manhattan
IL hNing effected. The xea2a sfoGsal advances
wern thosr - Tennessee Caal anA Ernn
preferred. 10 Great Northern preferred.
"a and ~olors & FHgei sad Irew 4 Really
asioas ard u@w hear aggression heeuxA.
about hsa~5-ess bur stverSfz n the s2e-
e3alfsys ans :he Soafh western group stead
sssz tire market waicA rezuFnes rs uu-
~a-s c1urse TIE CsrsDgerz after peri
as4s - inactivity rose rEs&4er8ts3y
we&7srr tfwts@ and Geg4sns issues were
also lifted Freflt taksag AGAR e-ceurng~
81 4 stnays rad 81 values affecting MI
gzss ~gssl~ declines
fSerersi ~e~TTeTTes s~Sssss r. the rrN
tnasrrS aa& tie market closed .i-na
TA@ bead market Developed considerable
Frrug1atHr1ty sa&ay. hus tae vasIs lions Tor
fSs r7Trxt ws-s wa~e az rucGTtauf outside
- Texas paet@t seconds ara g., r.assfx &
Shsith Sestera SECONDS. Total sales. = *.
10
rated stasu~ svss -ezSetsvel. fscrsnes
"a sra rTnssea ssA,@s sivez. coapszs. =. Il
.he -. price.
Money and Exchange
Money 81 ear. 2a4@sz per csrt.. .ast losrs
: ger CENT: prime vsereaNztE@ Sxs~r -ssf
~ -s- cert. sterling sxeHzEEe. @~--9sr-
-.ssh ac,aAl BUSINESS Z tAEksrs' s...s al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-31

MIR. DOUGLASS OF Cathlamet, eonieu,-
plates building sawmill at Stella.
The Nerthwood sawnill near LINDEN 10
cutting al,o0 feet Of humber per day.
Green Bros, Of Demlng are running
their saw and planning mill full time.
Wood a. iyerson, OF Everett, are pait-
ting I'm q double block min at Snohomssh.
The Michigan shingle Company. capital
stock $2,sJa, has been Incorporated at
Arlington.
has taken out Jointer and replaced II
BY knot saws.
Tbs shinSie mill at Newaukum. owned
by William Scales. has been sold 10 Ed
ward Burksliier.
The IAncoln Shingle Cosnpany's new
plant at Arlington viii have q daily Ca
pacity Of iN.oo.
The Hastings Mill Company has force
OF men at work constr ucting Its new mill
near Silver Beach.
Peterson 4 Nelson's mill at Saxon win
start UP about February and the Empire
mai week later
Reynolds & Davie, Of Pe~FI.. have tn
corporatetd their business under the firm
name OF the Reynolds Il Dayie Lumber
Company.
halls, Is credited with shipping seventy
ears OF lumber and shingles In fourteen
days during pecambeg.
J. p. Cook. the Lake whatcom shingie
mill man, mas mace cxIeH%tfe ieFa!ES On
his mill, which Will now have a daily
capacity OF $4,000 shingles.
Custer Bros. shipped the largest car
OF shingles recently that ever went cut
OF Frances. IL VAS furniture car and
contained over 1n.0uo shingles.
The worlds shingie packing record waa
broken recently by Harry Tritx of PHI
chuck He packed loo IA minutes and
3 seconds. The record heretofore was
hod by Fred Toched. Of Wisconsin
s. A. Chisholm has purchased the ma
chinery for a new sawmin TO he operated
on Stamiit creek. about ten miles below
Wenatchee and 10 Dux engaged With sew
erai men getting II in shape for the sea~
sons run The mill win have a capacity
OF over 5000 feet Of lumber q day. In
connection with the saSmii fsaning
mali. capable of doing all kinds or iusn-
bar dressing. wiz be- In operation.
Daniel Ssrf. one OF the employees In
McCorInick's sawmili at Pe-EE. met with
a serious accident last week The crew
was loading heavy logs on truck. They
had hitched on to a forty-foot log with
the donkey engine with the intention OF
rolling II over. Mr. 6erf was ssanding
betwesn the log and those already on tho
truck instead of rolling over the end
Of the log few around and caught Serf
against the log on the truck. lie was
badly hurt bat at last accounts wac get
ting along nicely.
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CHICAGO MaRkETs.
The hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO, Jan - what started very
irregular q, i@c above 20 &c below rsEfNr-
sawES r,essscE hggsre fer 80 May future
~rEts Very fxsfg weather ez1 soTae - ss2*Fyos
are7Y those wAe we're 20 wiling ~ p24 81
a.yvarrs ard lower qs42fats7as ffrrs 1@SNr~
psso{ ~tgh ar expected 'HszrwAse - tAS VS.
he se2rrlv a2rf@ lsFs - zA1EA %EG we're
zsst1s,y 70 sell Tee lsSseY were IN .As TIA
s7~4sv ard May .ast stared al nc &7F
rves,y1 --Tas- - ---xc declined quickly - TAX
AZ thzr figure rhe sssfrg pressure sax
ssrss4 ard a there was srssA sa<sa Of
crop aAr-s - reports. 55eef@sr wtf6 ss1F~
.-sGss r.eaxz1ees al sAs ssa 1caT1. early
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LEG Al NOTICES.

IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT or THE
State 81 Washington. 10 and fer the
county oF King. In Probate IN tsse
matter o: the Estate cg Johz Brsuer. de-
ceased. No Aa2s
TIE um,ia~ss Knsd having been appointed
by the above court exscufTzx - ire last
" 7 and tas; mani % John Braaer. de-
ceased. and having Duly qualified as S9ch,
hereby gives notice - all persons having
claims against tire said deceased Or agGg.-~ =
his estate e. present them wsts fse proper
vouchers w,thsa ere rear frosn sne date
% tbs notice 70 tHe undersigned a, hef
place Of zbesse. yz SC Fengf'1s Avenue.
SEATTLE W&S6fas ten. 0F 20 forever barred.
tsigneAl FArI.lNE EfAffER.
Exwsatrsx cf the Las VIII and Testament
81 Joan ntaB~t lAscrassd
na.s ~ sFSs publication. January ~ lSSA.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.



CHICAGO, Jan. 3o--The cold weather
today cut the receipts and IL also made
trade brisk in cattle. Sales were on 4
basis OF SS.scRs.s1 for common native
dressed beef steers. up to s5.6elfs.se for
rather choice TO strictly prime shipping
cattle. with the bulk OF sales at A.eosp
AS.
Hog sales Were largely at s.. 1914; fair
to choice. S2.s1l1siAo5. packing lots. s3.s5&s
3.s5; mixed. 81. 1oa53. asis: butchers. $s.sVsl
1; light. $s.to&i3 s2ss: pigs, SS-3s4t3.es
Sheep ruled iDsf i5c higher. Poor 20
choice sheep, g. soei4 Is. with bulk of sales
at So 20. Yearlings, si.losii.6 80; common 10
choice lambs. siuS.oa: prime light lambs.
S5la
Receipts-Caitle. 1870: hogs. 1900:
sheep, IAooo.
OMAHA. Jan. 3o.~Receipts, 800 head:
market strong. Native beef steers, sifl
$50; western steers, 81 sSufso Texas
steers, s. 75si4. 30; cows and heifers. s.. Wf
so; Gamers s. 2.lf3. .: stockers and
feeders. s3.7SGfiS5: calves. si46.s5. bulls
and stays. 8. go9fi
Hogs-Receipts, 2co head: market
shade to SC higher. Heavy. s.. T0zis IL:
mixed. s.. e50s. 70: light. s3.6eas.7o: bulk OF
sales. s5s5n3.7o.
Sheep Receipts. 1890 head. market
steady. Fair Co choice natives. s.. 1874 "A:
fair TO choice westerns. $a.se14; common
lambs SsflS
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General Quotations.


FTour-Recelpts &C. i6s barrels: exports
q, SIS barrels; market quiet and generally
steady.
Wheat-Receipts. isooao bushels. exports
47s5ss bushels: spsi, easy No. red. S5s.c
{. @. p. Options opened about steady bat
SxE~rfenced an irregular day through lack
81 outside trade ma persistent selling Icy
forei gnsrs Weakness was the rule. varied
by midday rally on o7g Flca and
a cold wave scare. The grain crop report.
promised late today. was also b-eaFssa
March closed az s8c. May closed az ssse.
Wooi-Steaay.
Hops-Parific coast ises crop. Isd2oc.
Pig iron-WaTranis. $50.
('or~et>-nTltt ne opened quite. psisl =
lover 10 5 points higher. The sales were
~ 800 bags Including March, 5ss4f5. see ;
MAY SOC. September sf6c: spot. Rio
guiet: Ne invoice. sc. No. joabins
Ts&n. mild nosst CoTgioyR. TizFGiic.
sugar--Raw. fsrpsr In tone; fair re10frE
SIC centrifugal, Is test. SAC, refined.
steady.
r., yrpek se-ere9 wfts a sharp bulge 81
csy,Irsr. Tin and lead and marked increase
IN activity or - sides. tn led In lie zd-
z-ayrss today with 3 rise II f5kFfg points.
with coprsr next. with an advance - IS
points strong cabA%s from foreign mar
ksts. very encouraging news from primary
points and Increased attention % con sfzF'1-
ers wera the causes 70 which TIE better
feeling vas largely due.
Conper-T4ake. 81. %Agissp
Tfn-s2a 2sssgs4 -
sasgfer~ s. SASS
Is~ad-s4 ga - TIE irm that sxes Ire
selling price for miners and EEnol' ers
quotes lead a. 81 - at tae ciose-
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seller. fastened 10 cover. sending Msy up

10 1T~ss.se
Atlantic ports were l.sss2 AZ bushels. Liver
POOL closed a-zlAc lower Tor failures and
Paris showed decline ~ iessts csnslnaes-
The government crop vsrSrt expected
after the close 81 the session. canse5 SONS
sailing IN anticipation ct It's continuing
something bssrisA. Near the close : ses-
son Of tree liquidation ser IN. under which
May declined 10 sS&. c ard closed al 1916.
Cold weather was = oesrzSh argument IN
Germ. Some heavy shorts were supposed 20
ee ccveEiaE IN a cautious manner N re
declines The selling bscarss preLepnesd
near the end, Nav ciosiaE sc lower.
Io-gs continued - take prose- in oats
ard this. COUPLED with The essineSs Of the
other markets. caused q decline Of Sc
The declining tendency Df the grain mar
Res near TIRE en3 % the sessian ! 81 6e-
Pressing sffes,t n provisions and induced
selling enough 20 wipe out an early aa-
vance a snail ran % hogs and high
influence. Pork lost Tlsc. lard and ribs "a
@sSc each
Wheat. No. 3.
-onsning Hishess. Lowest closins.
July ..ss.S1a,s "a. Il ,.sc.ass
Corn. Ma. 2.
july ..Ssssgss ssassss ST. So
1 May :. :. s.. s. s sss.sss.s. S0 s.
Meas Pork. per barrel.
May =. SIC g Sic ssta sic % SO ssis
Lard. per 100 Paanda.
Nay sss;'a ST. ssS'a SO
short Ribs, per 100 Pouuds.
May S - $ - $ 15as $ 2es
July =. s7ia ssis 5 22ss ssss
Cash Quotations.
Fiour-Noderase demand; arm.
Wheat-No. , spring. sssf18isc: No. 8
spring, sSsa ssc. Nc. : red. s5iaassSssc.
Corn--No. ;. 81. &ES3lac.
oais-No. ., s7a.e; Ne. 2 waite. 3ai4 2slc:
No. white. 9Sa. al3as,c.
Ryo-No. 2 5s1s sts.iac.
Barley--No. :. 42S5sc
k9axseed-No l, sl-is'-.
Timothy sesd--Prime. ~ ssEls 40
Mess pork-Per barrel. SO. SsaplN.S5.
Iard--Per barrel. s., s08rs.75.
Sldes-SSnort ribs Q1osel, 81 sssl5la
Shouiders-Dry salted lhoxedl, ai.I4ssc
Sides-Short clear tboxed), s5.i5SlS. -
Whtsky-Distillers' finished goods. per
gallon. So.
Sugars-Cat, loaf, s7oe: granula.eG, &aoe
Receipts and Shipments.
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Exchanging silver for Geld.

NwVF YORK, Jan a-The fsank q
y sfeh Aw2Essa faa engage fcg ifaporf
g. 81 ~ gs4h8. 20 es 80 pred Ents ~s-sE
Th. stezxszksg Saass. sataax for E@g0a9
NJ. ;axs OCT son sssncsS az silver.
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WASH %fsTO%. 1sa. % -~T9tsy's s,at~-
rnerf % re conditIea .: The treasury
SHOWS
AvafAbse czsh talanca ....-......tsH - ~
Cod reserve --.--..-.--..+,.-...... %Aesssl.ssi
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.



SAN FRANCISCO. JAM N-Wheat.
dun and uncnangssf: futures opened hign-
CT, but declined during the later sessions.
receipts We're .nssnincant- Barley, uasii
prices, nominal. O&t market, Qalet ana
firm. Spot quotations were:
Flour-Net cash for family extras, s-ls
a. =: bakery extras. SsssA
Wheat-sshippans, $ll9 Tor No. J. ana
Barley-Feei, A2sixssL1 %; brewing, NOM
inaL
oats-poor 70 fair. slssgi.zsss: good to
choice. 81. 500 I-3siis: fancy feed x-ssEl- S3,s.
gray. si-sstl s., milling. 81. SsaiS; sur
prise. n42lsgl 90 black for seed, si.se9
la, red tl.s5Qi.s5.
Receipts.
Flour, quarter sacks. ISIS: do Oregon,
ISIS. wheat. centa-s. Oregon. 80; barley.
ceniaIs 1885; do oregon, a.6p; oats. Gen.
tails. %; do Oregon. Loo. Deans. SACKS.
ass do Eastern, go, potatoes, sacks.
l.sSs; do Oregon, 4lad. onions sacks. ISL:
gon. 800, nl.Ssallngs sacks. 40. hay. tons.
$50: wool, bales. q: hides. number. 5s2;
quicksilver. TASKS ITO. wine. gallons. lae.-
CLOSING ouotations.
Wheat-We Weak: May. sLlsA.
Bariey-Not quoted
Corn--I~afge yellow. Mio.
Wool and Hops.
wool-Spring: Nevada, io4,2lsc; East
ern Oregon. ie0l2c; VaEey Oregon, f5zl
Q
4loc: mountain lambs 5uso; San Joaquin
plains egsc: Humboldt aud Mendocino. ,
Qllc.
Hops-Crop of 1895. i3al7o.
Produce, Fruit, Etc.
Observation-Disclosures S224;2i; bran, $3.50
Hay-Wheat. asal7: wheat and ost, sls
ala best barley, sl34i4; alfalfa, sli-soq
1885, straw, per bale, +tQ7oc.
egeta6ses-Posatoes, Early Rose Si.fo
aLl5; River Burbanks 75c1$i. Oregon
Burbanks. 7sc4x15 sweet. SlscQl55. sill
verssfin onions. 64Ispc, including Oregon;
garlic. sale; green peas. 54ec; string
beans. ioc per 10; tomatoes, $l4l.75 per
box; egg plant loc; chill green peppers
74se: mushrooms, l0Il5c per To-
Fruits-Appiess, choice, 81; common. SOC.
oranges. navels. N-5el275 Mexican lines.
repack, &4e50; common California LEM
ons, 1scltu-2S. choice California lemons.
si5or2. bananas. $i25Sf2.51 per bunch:
pineapp.es. s3Gi50 per doz
Butter Fancy creamery. 24c. do seconds
2lH25c; fancy dairy. aoQ2ic: do seconds,
i5uIsc
Cheese-New. uIi2c: California cream
cheddar. l4i2c; Young America i2lIJc:
Eastern l2ls9 lsigc; Western, l2ul21ac
Eggs-Store, Doc, fancy ranch, asQaSc:
Eastern. 222Si &c
Pou,try-Turkey gobblers. l2c per III:
turkey hens, i2arl2t2c; old roosters. e. 50
Us: young rooSters. S6srS.5 80: small hroil-
ers, 650u4: large broilers. 81 5saI5: srvers
tSaS5o: hens 81. 5065.5o; geese. s.. yogI2 ner
pair: old pigeons. s.: young pigeons, 81. Is
Gas. '-'''
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and lower: wails wasla. sesSooA1e; valley.
&c. b.Gsxtenz. sc.
Cleared-Gsr sh Margrssha, for Queens
town, with i2H,s15 bushels OF wheat; steam
ship Lennon. for Hongkong and fcko-
hama with 4. Us earrs2s Of Hour and gen
erai cargo including 5.Sa dozen bottles os
beer faT Hons koEg and Manila
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NOTICE OF AssEss1ES-r POI

SFiIIE OF ASSESSMENT YrsrT-Nr,r
tsce or assessment roll of 49, I-
psossrnent District No fsa Tor ths. i--
tsosement of Fourth Avenue Eorsh =,
tas CITY OF Seattle. under 6srtsiYssrsgsrs NJ,
s.4s ard nearing thereon
@9uee ~ hereby given that the asxass
ns"hi l1ii OF Local improvement rStSf-sr.
NO Iss. Tor the improvement ~ r~x,ss,4 =
avenue North by constructing a @~wrs-
tnersan from John Street 10 Al0ha sfrassr
under Ordinance No. sIz3 has FsAar -
ported ~ the Beard OF Pubic Warss "a
TIE City Council Of the (.ttv az Saas.t.
aad - now or Gle in the Office az fha ~. :.
comptroller and ef-osyscio Csty clerk "a
TIE same ts now open for public trsxner
ton at said o1tcs and will rerr,fsfy ssr.ar.
Tor inspection until Monday tire fasb So =
OF February. lss; at 5 % D clock n M cd
as persons interested are hereby rvo,..rad
10 appear before the city eotsrrff ~ a
session thereof to be held In tire ra,snnsi
Chamber in the City Hail on said ,a,h
day OF February, 1855 at s:5s o.eiack =
m, and make objections thereto At snsS
time so fixed the City Council will CO.
slider any and all objections made ard
viii make such corrections in said ron 40
~ cesms just. and will then by orfs,nanre
approve such roll and levy ard assess the
amounts thereof against each parcel ard
lot OF land shown in said roll and decla "a
the same first lien thereon Said maj
ter may be adjourned TO a later date 10
SO ordered by the City Council
WILL Fl. PARRY
City Comptroller and ex-Oficso CIV cierk
OF the City ~ cattle
Date OF first publication January g. 1888
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Etna aeIn1.

NEW YORK. Jsf. 3a.-The Commercial
Advertiser London financial cabes f3n
says: The market was less active today.
bat cheerful. easing of al the close. ex-
continued untn New York came good, par
ticuiariv for Northern Pacinc ana South
erf railway shares. The close was nsaf
the best Asehlson preferred. which New
York sold freely. was an exception
copperS were buoyaat. Tintns touchd
Sc and closed lac under tHat price. Ana
conda touched siac and closed at s3se.
Breadstuffs.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 10 -Wheat-spot No.
. red Western winter easy, Ca Al: No ? red
Northern spring easy. Sc Ii
Curn-Spoi American mixed, quiet. "a
i0iAd, American mixed old. puist s. iids
futures steady. January. s. lord: March.
IS Sad May. 81 si4a.
Hors-At Lop4on, Pacific coast. firm fl
Wheat~F'u;ures closed quiet; March. 10
fi@sd. May - tess1.
Imports Of wheat into liverpool dur
ing the past week were. From AtisStte
ports. p, ~, quarters from Pacific ports.
100 quarters. from other ports. none. I'M
ports Of earn from Atlantic ports during
The week were $3.50 quarters.
LONDON. Jan - -~Wheat-~Cargoes OF
coast. buyers indifferent operators. -
lover; cavross on passage. rather easy, ~
fsearer Imports into Tn.ted Kingdom
wheat. fsss %: Four. rs n.s: wheat ara
-four "a 40 wheat and -four on passage
20 United K!nrfern. SEf8.ss. wheat ard
four on 70 KsAga 80 continent. 20 Ton To
fIar estarn@nts ~ wheas 80 United King
yhest-~F'Yrrs. ysssst IN Paris. qu.e.: -four
n Paris. quiet FEe1eh country markets
duil.
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LONDON. Jan. - The bglk y fAe
esNes ~ god which srT8vet heFH rom
snA s-Rae ~ Csgsd fgagE Te~f sees -
the coatszsG1t. O-.g 81 ..4e9-.s-<-fstl par
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g e y
boston stock Market.

BOSTON. jan so.--s'ioslnx:
Boston a. Mon so wolverine asa.
Bate Il Boston 90s. Humboldt "a
Calumet & Heels
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suct additions. shzrxs~ Or r,~r,...sew 80
authorized 70 D. charged and rg,FIrs.ses, r.,
osf.er deainqsert taxes. ard ear, lei o.
psf 10 dcslrlusnt shaa f- solo for
tSs amount OF aScA assessment vfsfh Su-
terss< and rosts. al the time snx IN ia
manner and 5y The same arsxaxrsr9 a.
lands and lots are sosa for CITY, taxex
City Treasurer ~ the cts - .1a..,
,s. Dais Of ssTsi sssaNseation- Jaauary eta
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UP-TO-uATE hotsi-the Rainisr-firand
Electric light. telephones on each floor and
the only house Ia Seattle thar has Turkish
bath connected with L. American and
European.
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THE WOOL MARKET.


LONDON, Jan. 30 THE eloging week OF
the wool sales for this series opened with
a large attendance Of buyers. The Anseri-
can buyers purchased about go bales OF
fire crossbreds at higher prices. Low
grades ruled irregular. Fine secured
unerinos sold al fancy prices to the Ger
man and French buyers
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT RnrI-No.
tice OF assessment roll OF Local I'm
provement District No fss. for me i'm
provement OF the AEieys in Blocks four
IA. ave CD and eight 81 Boren and Den
nys Addition 20 Seattle in the civ AZ
Seattle. under Ordinance No sIIs ard
hearing thereon.
Notice Ii hereby given that the assess
ment roll Of Local Improvement District
No. Is. for the improvement az the Alleys
In Blocks four 90. FIVE Is, and eight a.
Bofen and Dsnny's Addition 10 Seattle
under Ordinance No. SIG. has been repors.
ed by the Board Of Public Works to The
City Council OF the city OF Seattle and
IL now on file in the office OF the fvIrv
Comptroller and ex-ofYicio City Clerk ana
the same Is now open for puollc fnsDac-
tson at said office aud will remain omen
for inspection until Monday the SIN aay
OF March, issS. at 500 o'clock D. M ara
all persons interested are here5s required
10 appear before the city eounet. AT a
session thereof 10 be- held In the f,oun~
eli Chamber in the City Hail on said 9TH
day of March. fxs. At 80 O'Clock % m
and make objections thereto Al sai3
time 50 fixed the city Council will consid-
er any and eli objections made and Will
make such corrections In said roll as in
deems just and will then by ordina nee
approve such roll and levy and assess the
amounts thereof against each rarceI anf
lot OF land shown In said roll and declare
the came a first lien thereon Said mat
ter may be adjourned TO a later data IL
50 ordered by the City Council
WILL II. PARRY
City Comptroller and ex-Ofricio City Clerk
of the City OF seatsie
Date OF first publication January g. 1899
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AROUND THE MILLS.

ton az H. II is believed, was bought for
the United States
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sEArrIa WHEAT MARKET.

wheat--Aarket unchanged. export. No.
1 club, sAc. Ne. ! hiGssteslz. &c, milling,
No. club. Sic. Nc. 1 aaaas.ess. &C.
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OUR perfect glasses insure perfect vision
Consultation free Mss W!ixinski. Opt4o
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