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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-22
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. March sf-The profess
senai character of the trading today was
shown by the fact that OF the 80 09
shares traded In nearly half were in tho
two stocks which moved most erratfcaiiy.
Sugar and Brooklyn Transit. Immediate.
~ after the opening the leading industri-
ais were pressed for sale sympathetacally
with the sudden declines In Sugar and
Brooklyn Transit An idea OF the violence
OF the movement in the sepcislties IN con-
yeye1 by the fact that Sugar dropped Il
points from the highest in the morning.
and Brooklyn Transit Ala. Subsequently,
they each recovered r~nints from the low
est leaving Sugar 3 per cent. OF on the
day and Brooklyn Transi, "a UP. Accom-
pAnving the decline in Sugar there was
disseminated the denial BY an anonymous
official Of the company that any deal with
competitive firms was IN existence The
early decline In Brooklyn Transit appear
Ell 10 he duo 20 realizing on the announce
mont OF the companys absorption Of the
Brooklyn elevated.
The rally seemed to be buying on as-
vance information that TIE Brighton
Beach railway had been bought in the In
tsrest OF Tire Transst company. The pros
poet that tire Third avenue line might have
to give up - Amsterdam avenue priv
leges resulted N break a In. which
Dipped 20 80. The general market show.
81 moderate sympathetic movements with
the leaders, and developed weakness when
call Yyagr@v rates reached per cefss~. and
then rallied when money worked easier To
trsal combinations there are several ree-
sagss for the present stsf money rates
One fs the settlement every tea ssayS. max
ing Sax payments Ia AL Of sl-5esass 40 the
gavarn.nsgs in settlement ~ The Central
Pacific esssisFz Tors Another r>afsn1 ~ the
rsrs-Esaraf!om fee the April dividend ard in
tsreSe eskN$rzrSeHa@asS asad the tAsgs4 In 4
,yrssesgssv ia discount an interior sn3vsuss nt
81 money = a8ca 10 was calculated would
tzst as~sf: three weszx. London WAS a
sssisr today ~ rrsosseTAte accounts IT the
f*nsae paNksir. %sw York Central and -
fasss which stocks. h-sS@yer. showed srsc-
sss,rns asvascsv Tbs rarssscx except
<rzrx saxr Pac.Gc preferred. wsxs ssp srae-
tfssFs1sy. wsss3e Central fsacsssc ant ss71ts-
err Paste gained over a pesnt each. n.
,srangeFS moved bat sxssfIy s2tAsy way
ara The market closed win al Easn1tie1
tHns-
T1sss ssena market lacked q decisive tsre
ag9 esva Rffsg~Asf@ appearances 81 weak
sssxs zyssi strength, u1ka me apsagd ten
ssereg' IN Ssxas - ths Tgss-
II 8 - zayanesd = ard he res A. coss-
req = IN tss ND grs<s. Tfsa oAa ss ecs-
5sosa defined =
Msnsy eRA Exchange.
MesHsy an esTl, ; pe- cerss. sag Soan, {
Ger cert p~s-r~ rseygsnt5ie pspssF 80
a.. ger cert. sterling exchange rfeassy
ATS srsEas hnNm-~- IA aarksxs' halls ~
5, $50 So gsr d&fHmsss ara Al $sss5
AKA. ssz~ a1yy 3sys. russs1 rates - Sssx
49, aas NsssASas. S~asnsFsaAI hAA
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Wool Markets.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK. March 1.-THE CONNER
cfai Advertisers London financial cabie-
gram says.
day Americans were quite inactive. They
opened firm, bat the only features were
Tnton Pacific and New York Central. on
ho s silx5siy. then n. market pe,srsd
a.s.. Anaennias were 81. on runners that
there siIs he no Increase OF she dividend
Utah was 81. T1nsss sisgsss.
HreaAstsas.
LIVERPOOL. March zi.--Whsas-spct,
steady. Ne. red Northern spring. - ud.
Iorn-spoi firm. American mixed. new.
- ss.si ia. - "a futures auiet. March, -
90: MAY. "a vi; j1iy, - 4asd
Nscsspss 81 wheat during The past three
DAYS wefe losbo centals. including s.so
American.
Reesspts ~ American corn during che
par three slays wsre ie,ioe eentas
Asat~-ss*aay4 Flour IN Paris. ateady.
French country rsrk~s SYm
Landsn Wool Market stress.
LONDON. March z,.-~A large at
tenskns-p was present ST me wool auction
~ - tneav. The general tSne of the rates
.A@ strong. Super greasiss showed most
majority going 10 the haxne trade Tbs
sss~s secured cross bred were secured ~
rsse es4afinsnsai buyers al hardening rxteA
T19s offerings numbered saSs bales.
Lenaes Railway aaotstsess-
LONDON, March I'll e.aaadssn Pacific.
paesfse preferred. SC: Grand Trunk. ~.
bar silver. quart. sg1sd per casfsce. Money.
gsszf@ss per cens.
Lfx~rpesl wheat Market.
LIVERPOOL. Msrra s-wasas-~ru~
lures ciosea steady March. - nd. MAJ.
Sc sgd.
Landen Cargo osefattess.
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information. ard May wheat which pr~vs-
oua 20 the announcement bad heen 6xtnG.
ing sss<s1sS,se. irrrp~a At orcr TO 0sx0
Hsxc. IL Was GesEsied again. however. IN
few minutes by The report from New York
OF fersy-ltve boat saAds being taken for ex-
port Th< hearD made . sAvaxe drive about
hall an hour from the Close, ard derreeeed
the market fer q minute or two 20 akoot
tie lcsress axares raAde at the opening. but
the CLOSING price for May was SIC.
Diminishing receipts and bad weather for
naming the grain 20 market strengthened
Germ. Another heipaag factcr wAs 4 good
cash demand for immediate shipment to the
scaSoara, May sluxsd ~ SQSc advance.
There was only scattered trade Ia oats
and the market was influenced Almost en-
ssresy by wheat and Germ NAY improved
NC.
r1rxnness az corn had . eliminating In.
dnence on provisions, but the rocespee %
hogs were stid too heavy for any conadene
buying. Changing of May coutracta INTO
later deliveries WAS tho chlo3 feature OF
the speculative business. Nay pork rose
2s1c ana lard and r1bs closed uneAanSed-
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The Visible surpsy.


Special cables and teIegraphsc dispatches
10 Braassreet's indicate the following
changes In the available supplies Of gran
last Saturday. as compared with the pre-
ceding Saturday.
Wheat-IJn,ted States and Canada. cas-
OF Rockies, Increase. g7s 90 bushels. I.iy-
erpooi Corn Trade News tafioat for and in
Europei. Increase, also; total supply. in
crease. ssS00o bushels.
Cnyu-rptted States and Canada east
OF the Rockies, decrease. 800 bushels.
Cats--United States aud Canada, east
OF the Rockies, increase. 10 90 bushels.
The aggregate stocks of wheat held at
Portland Or, Tacoma and Seattle In
creased 1000 bushels last week.
General 0uotstsena.
Flour-Receipts. s2.&i5 barrels. exports,
$50 90 barrels. Market steady ard mod
erateiy active.
steady. No red. sese T. o. b. Options
opened firm on good foreign buying of
May and July In addition Western crop
news had a bulllsh tone: export trade was
more active and cables reported too much
cold weather ia Germany. the result was
continued local strength .aons af the day.
with setback under realizing influences
finally raiiyfng on coverings: shn eiesssng
wss firm az sas4~c net advance Nartss,
closed at 50 c. May closed az 71AC July
closed at T2ssc. September closed at svse.
Wool-sguiet.
Hops-Guief.
C'ofYse-uptsons opened steady an
changed 70 : points higher. Sales. IL 30
bags. including April. 81: AaY. gis.e:
June. Sic: September, Ok. October
Ssc- Spot Rio duh and easier. Ma. J in
voice. Il-Iscs No. 1elb ng. alec Mia
quiet. bat steady sordaea s1tSc
sugar-Eaw steady. but quiet; fair Pc.
nnins. Size: centrifugal es~sest. gs~c. re-
fined steady.
Pig Iron~~wasranss SyfG
Cnppef~-Isks, brokers. 3lsN
Tfn--sz3. IS
EYs~4f erS~ 81 TssxS ~
Ilnsd-ss tsesa O.. The firm that exea the
selling Price fer miners ast esassfsws
quotes lead al ~ p SO the close.
standard on Quefssiena.
NEW YORK. March zs--stsndar,i OIL
closed al s4sssFss5
e ?.
Hoston stock Market.
BOSTON Aargh ai--f.lssztnR.
Tso@sass Il Men Isl sTarrsraek . IA
Bssffs- 81 tsSsss egs. ~ HosversEa :. - 81
Calumet 4 Hsc. 10 sParrusE 49, 49,. "a
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CHIC AGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO MARIA 3s-~@Tss fsay o. crap
ssrsaSe - Fssrope zn3 sEsss st1oas ~ . late
xxzsrz sas.yea q SsssRT te~K5ng 81 ffses wssr4t
rsArkss frvsa sfsA esrzs8e Fsernz@nf- May
oysrFsse4 sfaae higher NJ s7Iasssr. snd "a
d9sz@<se TAD grgsz s5aSny svre - as4srser~
sze a. ever, sa~ srSEe Gradually rgz~ fo
&C. EyaGsxT@sts report 81 The w0sf4.s
vssssSe made 40 sfgss@s3 81 81 60 sszssys~s~
ce-n y@rea wisA =. 10. sa bsssasss a~xssxse 4
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EEssot.t sTtso< No fse~se 81 resoiv-
It's civ g'e4sscsi ~ TIE cay - seattle
as follows;
an T1sat "a - shs intention ~ tie t1ty *
Seattle IS improve Weller Street, su IRE
t-ssx ~ Seattle srer1 ts1s westerly margin
~ MAYNARD Avenue - ssstnt ussE The
center az fSKsth Avv1s@ sogEhs ~ tAe
consumption ii an tTenSfssz4e pipe s*w1T a.
proper yssrsas ssstasgs shre9Eh Sxzd aoT'toH ~
eas6 street wFsa ali necessary @yes- oEen-
sr@S nsan hniss. lamp holes, yeGfigaE@Ts-
fssssssrs tanks and caseA basins
rs That the gesa iGSresst tsr pail - an
ASA ~xfstsyt la f,s lastgss HSen sas 2f1sertY
aaassfHss 0assu ard ag0Etas&kv "a S2E& sseE~
.tsss, 81 sa Is street. 9assSv tss plan e 3aE T.
rss~gsa hs PORTS sxseavi5ssg ever Il pefl u
Of i've ~ years sn the manner grssytsss-i
- me saws - he state ~ ~ aSsalFsxss5a
ara sha Charter ard Ordinances * tae
Sagy cs seattle 1sew 81 taEcs.
III T~sAf he N9tr SnksaEsr u &.rsctca
Il, fs.rsaisa tSx CAY S.aaaesi e<ttasAtc o.
,hn esAss 81 said Improvement.
AZ Tgsas sas matter cd making SAIL TN
ysxsx essscFs sta azs ecsass&sfya y ihs sesis
tessugsjI a. 81 sSissa fSc9s~sf n b asas ga
AZ wAica sssss al9 r~F$1sS desiring - -
saaTa before he t1fy t,a4lDea 2s>on tkH
sseaftsr Il mailing Sst9 s3sgras eEFsHg are
gssess - ss arssaES
- s-s,s ia. tssy s'se7swsii tAs sch Say -
NaTeh. $50 ass& ssgnna BY ass s. eEwn
- sxs9sl ~ aushersscsttsa - ~ N4ss-A2s
tAgs ssn 4&Y ee Af&Esh tN&
" y. RENEHAET
President at ghs S7sv s'ssssnef.
ssssesk rs, nae tAss Nab ssas 81 Nsrra issA
Will "a PARRY
Git, ssssssss$sAstse & Ex~ufsSCss ss.fs tsF
So ~ h t4sssys1I~ fsegasy s5<vz.
Date oS gsgss v4esswsaszss NARA - &%ss
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70
ter sooo-ib lots. &c. 5oo-ib lots. si<e less
than 5o0-lb lots. &c. Prepared palnts =
sal cans sla7ai 20: i-rai cans. IN sD<si
L-gai cans. $l.aSailse: quart cans. 81 ssSa
i7s.
Nails, Tools and Cordawe.
ais Qobhins,- New lIs, cut steel.
- liabhingi~ Saws-crosscut. Diss-
.a' .us,fe tooth. ssfaSc per II, Hunhnldt
s-e Jz.esio. s5c: Tyee cresscvt saw, Sc rer
e. canadian rsssr and razor steel. &c per
Axes Single bit. % per dog; double bl,
3 nsr AGA. shovsls and Spades-sts.l I,
as per DOG; iron. Aaa per dog. Ha,che.s
Der deg. Picks Railroad s.. soafs nv
aox. Fcrks-Hay, 20 and 10 per cent ~
list. Grsndssones-iI&Usc per ID. Wedges
Steel. 7Niic per ID. Fiies--sS and % per
scalss-Howe's ard Fairbanks PLATFORM
s. i-9 and - per cent. OF lis.. Buffa.o. "a
ard . Pr ,,s, ess snot Zen . .s ssunier per
Rope uobhing>-Maniis. I.-incn aaa
larger. ii'zc Per 10: Z thread. l2ise per 10:
er. iiac: l2-thFeaa. usc. ami s-ihre al.
iw.c. tarred iath yarn. sisal iIs.c Der ID
Tinware r1ecee. % per cent. of
STAMPED . md and 70 ana q = = per per cent et.
oakum-~per bale. s.. seQ4sD
Wire Black plain. s.. 10; galvangz.s
narbei fence. 1,1s. green wire cloth. 81 E
fpa.,Asw 1falsripgl-I Black h,asstr~
80 * tsssnt~tfereglax or -T,,gssn.. e.
49, ~ r,.r rent s. Sc per cas- - ~ ~
- 49, cert g. per csse chamnsc- - rns'
~sritesn ss,rsag isa. improved J1Ttsan ..,,..
e. ~, tsSiden Pheasant SpsrsfYr * -.
.n-s a.. pupoat Rife sporting 1fs - -
80 - ,se.e,sangl--p rop, sia per bs,. gase;
aeos Il ~. chilled shot. $50
Er,,se per lac Double tape &, tr,,.
.oas e 81
gssax s3rgc trsagxH-< MN Ssr us- {ae
u..v Hmrau...
Ear iTon 12sa'a'' : - A~< 0sase. Norway
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


BAN FRANCISCO. March U--Wheat
crop prospects throughout the state; flu
lures had small recovery in sympathy
Win early nrmne4e at Chicago, which at
fer"ari weakened; spot wheat unehanS-
spot very weak Oats. through scarcity.
continued to be held: demand light. Spot
quotations were:
bakers extras. N1o8as5; Oreeon and
Washington. $1a50.
>, whes.-shippng. M.0 for No. !. and
a sas,e sSr sseIse gaa;llnE alI ,s =.
I27js.
oats-Poor to fair. nLsoaiss: good to
choice. 8. &ul 20: fancy feed. 3i.His61<S,
gray Sr,s stE :, FL ls:s milling. asaai Ssas:
Flour. quarter sacks, ass: do Oregon.
s.sss; barley. centals. also: do Oregon, $40:
Loo: potatoes. sacks. 500: onions sacks.
hay. tons. 4a3; wool. bales. ige: hides. num-
Der. La: quicksilver. TASKS. 100: wine. gall
Produce. rr.its. Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING. szlas: bran. 1850
AasMh sss. ssSsy ; ssas and s. sas
4oa7oc.
p lIlas9es-ra sa rose. Nss4 80: riyer
egon Burbanks. H.5Gi.35.
vegetables-Silver skin onions. Oregon.
I9u1.75 10; cucumbers. $iaL5o: green peas.
agus. &c per ID: egg plant. lsc; chill green
peppers. A13oc: mushrooms, lo5l5c ID.
Fruiis-App,es. choice. N.7S: common SOC;
oranges. nave. nayei' E.x027s; Mexican lines.
75caI$l.e5; choice California lemons, 1850
2: bananas. $1.scQ2 50 bunch.
Busser-Fancy dairy. i.a1sc: seconds. Is
Cheese-New. ieisail,se; California cream
T Essern isalss eaH western. ams',Sas else e''
Psgssisrs l.c; fancy ranch ,., isc
key hens lsail4c: old rooeters. 35GS; young
ROSTERS, EIs; small broilers. At0ns:
large broilers, .s5-soge; fryers. ssas.5O: hens.
pair pair: soslinss' e. ssassS: old pigeons u.ss
Gl.75; young pigeons. =. 2s0R50
Cash wheat.
Cash wheat-No0lOsa-
Wool and Hops.
wooa-Spring-Nevad l0Gl2iic: Eastern
Oregon. 10mlec; valley. Oregon. 156fl7c.
Fall-Northern mountain. sGioc; mountain
Humboldt and Mendocino, sdIlc.
Hops-Crop OF 1855. 15c.
wheat-strong; May. nio: December.
$l.isss.
Corn-Large yellow. N.lo1L lei3.
Braa-$I9. 5Oi20.5o.
Exchange.
Sterling on London. sixty days. As4h:
sterling on London. sight. s. ssia.
Financial.
Silver bars $500 5satDraf.s-Sight 80. Is
Mex. dolls ..l7iseaH Telegraph :. :. IN
Mining stocks.
Alta -. .......... 1fJustice -. $500. p
Alpha Con skentuck Con II
Andes -. ........ 20 Lady Wash Con :.
ReIcher -. ...... I Mexican 49,. 49,. n
Benton Con .....- Nevada 49,. ...... :.
Bes. Bescher :. 6Occidental Con " -
Bullion Sbphir ..-..-...l L5
Caledonia ffOverman go. 49,. Is
Challenge Con -. 50 Potosf 49, ........ 81
Chcil3F .tftueen
Confidence -. @ savage -. ....... 81
Con. Cal. & Va ..2l5l Scorpion 80. ..... :.
Con. Imperial 49,. ..iSeg- Belcher ...... 30
Con. New York =: ..iSierrA Nevada 80. rs
Crown Point ..... "a Silver Hill ........ 4
Eureka Con 40 Standard -. go. 20
Excheduer a.. =. ..lSyndicate 49,. -. :.
Gould Il Curry :. a. Union Con ....... 50
Gray Eagle ....-. Il Utah Con ......... p
Hale & Norcross. 3s Yellow Jacket -. "a
julia .......-.
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Dairy Products.
On the produce exchange today the but.
ter market was firm. creamsries, 1+620c:
Diaries. l1sIi5c. Eggs steady; fresh, Ia
Cheese steady AND unchanged.
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sses: bevea siding. weight ~ lie. SsS6g.n;
ssa.sns. weights. Nos 1. ard 3. A-ineh.
- .aA. Nos !. and Z y inch. 30 lbs,
wainscottng. Na8is: rustic. xE0x,
shsrsies. as. standard shingles. a. no.
..iEea nnisa. Il II end Is feet $$0s4
and 10 feet, s-t9ae: piekets. H1
A.a aras1. In advance OF green.
SEATTLE WHEAT MADRBT.
Wneaf-Aarket unchanged: export, No
I efuo. Sc: No bluessem. SC; milling
NO. cub. &c; No. hiuAsten, &c.
8 g 3
TACOMA WHEAT MARKER.
TACOMA. March u-wheas-Cfuh. S0<c:
osuestem. sS-asoa1c.
8 q 3
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, March 3I-Ths local wheat
market 10 unchanged. with hardly any
thing Offering. and what little In Offering
u neso at prohihitiye figures so far as the
exporters are concerned. Waiia waliA Is
ncsnsHaliy os657c, and valley il NOT wanted
at much above these figures; biusstexn. &C.
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LIVE STOCK xARkErs.


GMICo8Os
CHICAGO. March a.-The small supply
OF cattle today was easily dispostd a &C
steady prices. Fancy cattle. &.SodS. choice
steers. $s50zA5S; medium steers. M760
s.: beef steers. Ss0Ql70; ssockerS and
hsisera ga Western Ss led :sssr. AZ
Sls.Ss
Hogs were in good demand and the late
choice. ss.7.,slsSa: packing lotA x.s10a1:
mixed, 15Sff3so: butchers E.N0a0:
lights. $s.aa1s ss's: pigs, ts5dsM
Sheep were steady. Common 20 choice
Receipis-cattie. s.soo: hogs. ai.oee: Sheep
l.o00.
OMAHA. March ai.--caitie-Rsceipts, ~
100 head market. steady, 5&faoc ioweS. Ma
s. soV4 70: Texas steers. -. Nd4. 90: cows
and heifers. 50. 4ofl& -: Gamers. - AQS30;
stockers and feeders. $ .aoe1s 10; calves. e.
a.; Is: bulls and .sass g soe1s g
to Sc lower. Heavy. ~. 5saf2. IS; mixed. N6e
a3 s7ss: light. *.5ogs. STA. bulk OF sales.
Shsep-Receipts. 100 head: market
common and stock sheep. $sQ7so. iamba.
A.2sSiS.G
THE COTTON MARkErs.
New York.
NEW ORLEANS. March 3l.-CetteA>
quiet: middilngs, 5iSc.
New Orleans.
NEW YORK, March zL-Coiton-Quiett
miadlings, . 3-isc-
= y e.
Wool Markets.
BOSTON March IA ntifet tone con.
tinues TO prevail IN the wool market.
Fleece woods are meeting With slow sales
at prices tnas are nofniualiy lower Terri
tory woods are slow on the secured basis
of sreIssc for fine medium and fine Auetral-
ian woods ar. moving slowly. but the tone
sE firm Quotations.:
Territory wool--Monfana, fine medium
and fine. iesai5c: secured, 4i1&ec. staple,
&C; Utah Wyoming, etc. fine medium and
fine Igeflsc. secured. <tts42c. staple, &c.
AussraIia-Sc Secured basi. conabinT. super
fire. spg4sac. 6o good. Gaa6sc: do average
s2Itec.
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oils and Turpentine,

cylinder oil. bois. 4ouaec; cases. &c al
vance.
White .1ead Oobhingl-Pioneer or Car
ter .one-ib lots. &c. 5o-ih lots. sfAc, less
than 5oo-lb lots, &c. Prepared paints :
E-rai cans. sl.aSaii7a: quart cans. 8. ga
l75.
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CITY NOTICES.
THE CITY OF SEATTLE CITY

Treasures Notice.
Notice h hereby given that the fourth
annual Instaiment Of local Improvement
district No, 81 for the improvement Of
Bush street and the portion OF Cullen
street and Germaine avenue intervening
between the acffh and south portions OF
Bush street at their respective intersec-
tons herewith. from Jackson street to
Day street. in the city OF Seattle under
thu provisions of ordinance No. Ss4s. which
provides for the Improvement Of said
street by grading The same and cou-
structing sidewalks on both sides thereof.
with parking strips between sidewalks and
roadway and providing for the payment
therefor In instailments and establishing a
s,ind for sucn avn snt ny tae .evysng and
objection of special assessments upon the
property benefited by the Improvement
ana providing for the Issuance of bonds
as authorized BY an act or TIE legislature
Of fhe state OF Washington. approved
March 9 isaS and under the provisions
az ordinance No. SS4a. approved May !,
1894 rs amended by ordinance Ne. $40.
approved July IL, 1884. and the city char
ter as amended and now in force has been
duly certified TO me tor collection. and
the respective sums therein charged ard
levied against each parcel ans sos OF land
ard part thereof. In raid disrrsc. in pay
n,~nt of such instsllr~nt remains arpatf
ard the same. including the interest on
the whole amount charged, mast Do paid
on or before the nth day az April issa
fynlsrz. payment re made on such in
xfatluens on or before the 1Tth day os
AurA iSaa the same shall become de-
rinauent and shall bear interest at the
rate 81 PEI cent. per suruns until raid
ans ~ not paid before said time pers-
alty Of Ave Gel per cent. shall be added
and the sums delinquent shall y. entered
an the annual tax roli fer the current
wear against each lot and parcel 81 lard
and part thereof ss delinquent ard wtss
the interest ard penalty shall ~ cssilecsy,
az other taxes. together With such ada
tssstssi charges or penalties as ar. authng-
,x.a to be charged ard collected on other
,se!jrauaut taxes and each lot ~ parcel
~ land so delinquent shall he Sold for sas
= s.snt,ns Of asach ss~r s~m1ent with interest
t,s.nsIty and costs, in tire manner pre-
yiast by Law.
A IL fssCTE
cav T-y-rs~sarr 81 tire S>sfv az Seattle
49,. - x~ss sstt.ssssx ss5sss ~ ersss "a s<eo
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rlour--Rettsr foreign demand and hrus
wheat-~No. spring. 6sm6Ii4c: No
spring. sa;r9e5c: No. red. @0sos1cs
corn-Eo. 2, sac.
oats~No. :. s7ssc: Nc. 3 white. Se0ee9&c:
No. s white 29d2hc.
Rye-No. 2, Sic
Bariey--No. Z 2Nlsc.
FLAX ssed-Nc. /. u.I7ss: Northwestern.
~
Timothy Seed--Prime. Lee.
Pork Mess. per bill. MM6S.A
I.arsl-Per lao lbs. IS iT,a4S.M
Short Ribs-~Sides Qoose). q. 3S6A6
Shouiders-Dry sAlted (boxedl, tkdi<Sa
Short Clear--Sides {hoxed), ASS<IAM
whisky--Distiilers finished goods. per
gal. M.es.
Sugars-Cnt loaf. a.ssc. graduated. h5sc.
Receipts and Shipments.
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kLo>p,K E-MisCElLANEous

Gof0NlN Ray Company organizing AT.
ply at once ,solasin BAY Mining u IaA.
velapment Co. l.. q. box iisa. Seattle
Wash
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ssrssa FNslit s5sshesa xk-s-sgan< ze%s9-
lstsx~ & a%ss@ naReEs. & sSsa& "a lsr9sgsss.
ysssS agsnse. fassst sxsS S<F hsss SQ.es.
ins apssfe< %ss4sS3 sRf ssax asE ERaE & 8
as u ggg A@sss b. SNaEsgsrssAas sA.sss agx "a.
- sasxaS s. ~ tsssStsra6s ssEArs Sxs ear
e.szaz q *. SzaxFEa aEs. - pr -. rev
dates Ia: xwe~t sfysss cider. -szs ass Eser
gMikeSs-
fsrssss k>xusss sseeskaxs priests S3saeA-
81 per - lac .Exs California. per Ia
saaek. * White. Ia sasAs. sayc. IL ooxes
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lrAoN- TRIpTi$F tcspsase safsat in
xAinAh.e ;S~kan kidney remedy. Isfhen
TTspsina Msdsc3ne Company Ill Pike.
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s.tty Treasss~er O. the Ssfy ~ Seattle.
pate az M-ss publication March is 500
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NE WANT developed mines and good
pFasescs 80 float sag0uke 8&r Iranacn eF.
Zee shtea - IN charge ~ Mr. A.fTea
ENLISTMENT Co. Collins atsek
WANTED s,ssosi mines a-a trsxps~fx.
asines examined reports sEs3e ana est
nastss furnished A. l. Parker & Co, 80
New Nuyk Nnsk
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ns,wsR kss Oregon fsglsaaas& Egsa4 81.
Esaessa Fairly Rose. go. islaa8 waite.
Ssse 9aA aza ssa sweet potatoes q r@g
~. sastvu SsixFEa&sE oEAs1a&. st43s Ser
s.sfs. ssraazlsu and va klgzss ssivsrskEa ss-srx
ss~Ezl g-zF ser SaSf< 5. aeF &sek. ear
vnss ssssksxe PEG ssSeS. rxtMSAagaE gsc Per
sA4s faYzag@ 81 ser sack. estasszr. II
E,ar~niV~ sIHL * pr s~te. eAntiFi&wes
~ssssss szsF Dean, rFssa Eeszs j.. ATT
yAskse aae$sS pSe ksas@a waTlie 80 sns-
ssy- s*zssc ger enz&@s nSsFsoss$-s sssstsss.ss
49, pr sssxssa y1&tsavS. 10 49, siAxsn
California asparagus. ssF.sc p@E Igs, Yas.
hare Nasc per r.
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Flour. quarter sacks ass: do Oregon.
Ass; barley, centals. also: do Oregon 500:
oats. centais. Oregon, $50; corn. centals.
236; bran. sacks. s,07s: middiings. sacks, $50:
hay, tons. {s3: wool. bales. 1872: hides, num-
Der. l.s4.: quicksilver. TASKS. ldp: wine. gall