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EIETAL MARKET

New York. June a.-Som-nal advauess
we're recorded n iron ard 1T today, while
spete showed weakness ard q sharp
break Baslnsss, however. continued e
a ils-.ess nature. WIN selssmen. mixed
New wa- conflicting ard calculated 20
creek fresh interest ~ tle market A.
TIE c4eze ta= meal exchange ea1e3 pig
5rea Wa--aG-s entirely -a-l1al a. s..
lake copper lG-l az3 Eau e. - SIS.
c.I higher. aut 5u1i vita 3 - as5 and
r. = 4ssee .ea1, cEiaI 3 Il "a AID e..
asked; sp=.te- weak and loser. quoted
So Br ka-s price for lead e - ard
- copper s.. -SS ..
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New YORK June s-B-a sstrss;'s erar-
slzf review ~ cay teUS Il the
beginning - t1s zsek ,ae us-ket s59wss
q. st>r.oz .i5a e. coztlzge Us tsI ssrrtnE
fa-secc~- T1e sE27Ereeusat - Further
-asa s1fp0~nts Eas c-rsis.es 20 S4g-
rs~t tz.z be.ies a-A Ma -ze ahse-ee u
Any p1o.s- bay51g. 81 r1e professional
traders "a Keuraly act @ lie ssa-t Sc
- fas aceoazt- Thers Vas Aa~ever. lesa
EVIDENCE e lgg.5ztion ard ne mercy
.z4rke. .al.s5 = zasw any lse. a-zsl5z %
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RISE
CONTINUED from First Page.)

strengthened values Of the raw material
slightly Small supplies Of old corn and
reports Of TOO much rain in some sections
have helped this cereal and are likewise
reflected in hog products. but the prospects
favor very large acreage in this cereal.
Active demand for refined sugar has ap-
parentiy induced some relaxation in the
war among refners and raw sugars share
in the advance this week. Wool is firm
and veen higher in some grades at leading
markets with a fair business doing. Lum-
Der retains all its strength, rejecting con-
tinued activity in consumption lines. In
transportation lines. too, business is ex-
ceptionally good. so far at least, a 5 far as
gross receipts are concerned.
Bushes sfailures for the week number
rs, as against 125 last week, but compared
with 221 in this week a year ago, 81 in
1897, 234 three year sage and 2S2 in 1885.
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/ account Of the gold shipments which for
the past ten days reaced the total n
81 SEQ 900. The large gold holdings ~ both
the bank and the treasury. with the
abundance of money and the absence of
any exceptional demands al present. rob
the specie movement OF its usual effect.
It is also clearly recognized taat NJ the
present rates of exchange some European
interest. generally thought to be the Bank
Of England itself has put a premium on
gold consigumeuts. small. but sufficient
10 induce an artificial flow from this coun-
try. There was a steadier tone in Tues
days training and Wednesdays yielded
two incidents which for the time being a
least seemed TO change the temper % the
speculation. One OF those was the deciar-
alton of the regular per cent quarterly
dividend in the American Sugar com
pany's common stock. a matter about
which the street had INDUCED In more or
less doubts for "a full month. The other
was the declaration OF a IL per cent half
yearly dividend on Atchisau preferred.
with the announcement that the earnings
of the road in the fiscal year ending June
80 would also provide for another half
yearly dividend Of the same amount next
January. Covering. not only in the stocks
just named, but In other parts of the Is.,
at once ensued and some fresh buying
was attracted The upward movement
continued on Thursday The steel stocks.
in spite OF some Irreglilarity in American
Steel and Wire. were generally higher and
the strength Of the market on the whole
seemed to center in portions Of The LIST
which had bee nthe object OF the principal
, bearish pressure. The Grmuess Of the
grain ma Eket and unfavorable accounts or
the crop had apparently little further iu-
fuence on speculation. London took bat
small part IN the trading here. though
the Atchison dividend induced some for
eign buying Of that stock on the other
hand, the weakness Of the mining division
OF the London market. caused by the fail
IRE OF the Transvaal negotiations. did not
reflect anything. apart from "A decline IN
Anaconda shares on the continued heavi-
ness Of Amalgamated Copper The bond
market continued 10 be very strong. Nifh
an undated demsnd for the better kind
Of issues and such a scarcity Of such Of
ferings. even al the high prices that the
inquiry IS perforce turned 70 lower grade
and new securities more or iess attention
having been given this week 20 The frat
mortgage bonds TO be issued By the ror-
gained Wisconsin Central
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New York, June 9.-Cofee-Options
opened steady, Exchanged to points
higher; ruled fairy active, with profes-
s.onals in control; foreign market news
distinctly more favorable, but offset IL
part by heavy receipts, Indifferent con-
sumption demand, large arrivals al New
York, and absence Of outside support;
closed steady. unchanged to ; points high
er. Sales, 1880 bags, including September,
4.95c; October, 4.95c; November, 5-00c; De-
cember, SOC; March, $500; May, $500;
Spot-RiO. dull. Mid, quiet.
Susar-Raw, strong; fair refining, 4 3-16;
centrifugal, So test. 4 11-l6c; molasses su-
gar, 4 1-1Gc. Refined, strong; crushed, &C;
powdered. SIC; granuIated. &c.
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st. Louis, June 9.-Cattle-Receipts. loo;
market steady; fair to choice native ship
ping and export steers, S4.J0d5. ., with
fancy worth up to $50; dressed beef and
butcher steers, S4.GgG5.15; steers under
1880 pounds, S4.00a5.00; stockers and feed
ers, 50. 25d4. -; cows and heifers 2.50G
4.S0; bulls. $3.O9d4. 30; Gamers, s.. G1Q3. %;
Texas and Indian steers, s.. 40d4 80; cows
and heifers. s.. 3eQ425.
Hogs-Receipts 10000; market cents
lower; pigs and lights, 8. 7Qd3.S0; pack
ers, 50. 7cQ3. 50; butchers, g. 75d3. 80.
Sheep-Receipts. 100; market steady ma
tive muttons, s4.O0q5 90 spring lambs $3.50
a5.50; culls and bucks, $1.50q3. 70; stock
ers. s.. OF. %
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Mestern League
Enid Defects Pond Creek

Enid, .. T June Spec.aLl-Tbs
Enid second rine vas victorious -asav
over The Pond Greek second nine The
score was 20 ; The same was very
interesting from start 20 finish. N NJ
brilliant plays were made. Emmett Af,ia-
deyt made the only home run Arson
Motifs pitching was excellent and Waiter
Mckenzie did some of the finest Catching
Ct the season.
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Tourist Sleeping Cri
THROUGH TO
Portland, Ora,
Qia Missouri Pacific RalVaJ


Wichita passengers can take this
through sleeper at Geneseo every Wednes-
day evening. $50. arriving ~ Portland
Sunday morning IA.
Ra4es for a double berth 20 Denver.
$3.50: 10 Salt Lake CITY. 3 ": 70 Portland
8 90. One berth may De occupied BY 40
persons without extra charge,
These Tourist cars are Of the very IAtese
design, with upholstered spring seats and
backs: az bedding ana equlpnssnt Is %
superior quality: AL toilet cOuvenaenoss.
soap towels. etc. are provided. They are
as comfortable as arst-class q eepers
City ticket once. iit North Main stirred.
L Z. BLECKI.EY. y. q T AT.
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BANK CLEARINGS,

New York. June 9-The following table
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank
clearings at the principal cities for the
past week. with the percentage of in
crease and decrease as compared with the
cnrrasnnndirea weak last var
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Afassil.on. o. Jane 81 R. Burton. one
OF the largest coal operators IN the Mas
sillon field. died today
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cAsH orOTATI0NS.

Fl0ur-Quiet.
Wheat-No. spring. 1a744c; No. 2 red,
-5d-57sc.
Corn-No. >. 22a. T33a4c
Oats-N0. > 25izc; No. 3 white, 27d2Sizc.
Rye-No. . SIC
Barley-No. > S. d59c.
Flax seed Q3.
Timothy-Prime, 225.
Mess pork-Per barrel, 7.2T7-1n
Tard-Per 1lp pounds, 4.S5G4.97-5.
Short ribs sides Goose 445G4.15; dry
sal-eJ shoulders t5oxa5l 4-G4z4c; short
clear sides (0oxed) 81 eod5.Qo
WHISKY DistH.ers finished goods, per
gal., Sl.8
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
Articles. Receipts. Shipments.
-Four. otf.>.-.---- s.ftf' t.tas
Wheat. bU-.......-...-.-l24fs9 Ss"#0
corn bu...-.............-- .f3 5000
oats. oU.-..----.- -..--..->. ..F.' @t>..'y
R}e. Oh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 45-.tD ..-.---
Barley. 5u.-.---.-------. l6.91o --.....
on me Produce Exchange the market
closed as follows:
Bu,ter-S,rong; creamery. 1s'sGlSc:.
dairy l"GIfc
Chess Easy: =. 1>tsc
Egg-Scsa6y; fresh. Iec.
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GKAINAND PRODUCE MARKECs

CHICAGO.
Chicago, June 9.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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Local and long distance Telephone. 4sl
C.. s. Bennett Commission Co

Correspondent Donovan CommissioaCa
ST. Louis.
Deals in
Grain. Provisions ana New York Stocks
Direct y re with Chicago and New York
OraeTs and correSpo solicited
Reference: National Bank Of Com
u7erce; Kansas National Bank
81 Z. Douglas Avenue. Wichita. kan
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BASEBALL
NEW yOPK :. C-rEvrr.ANr

NEW YORK. :: CLEVELAND. S.
New York. June 9.-The Giants made it
four straight from the Clevelands today.
The latter made a bold bid for a win,
tieing the score twice The winning run
was due to an error by Tucker. Score:
r II z
Cleveland ...........oO30O021o-6u s
New York ........41O0 O011'-T Il .
Batteries-Cleveland. Carey and Schreck
engost: New York, AIeelUn and Grady.
Tmpires. O'Day and McGarr. Attend
auce. So.
Baltimore. June a.-The Baltimore-P Pitts
burg game was postponed on account of
rain.
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RRnnErYN :. rINr1NNArr

BEO0kLYN, :: CINCINNATI :
New York. June 9.-The Brooktyus again
ouJpayed the Cincjnatins. making il four
straight from Cincinnati and twelve games
in succession Up TO date. Score: Ri z
Cincinnati ....ooo11I0oh3 S .
Brooklyn COMMERCIALLY > @ 2oI0s-6 70 0
Bst-ertes-Ciuciaati Phillips and Wood:
Brooklyn, Dunn and Farrell Umpl-es.
EnS.ie and Mcdonald. Attendance. $50
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COTTON.
CoFFEu AND SUGAR MARKETS

New orleans, June 9.-Cotton-Easieri
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8: spruce loss. ss.sa. csaa. sAangse hol,x

s.: spruce logs. 49, cedar shsngse bolts
s. Eg@S
Fir Lum oer-Rousa. s.; thick anish. SUP
faced az.e or two sides - anf "a i-ehss
wide, si5s7% lengths - 30 = tses sg1efssI
lengths. Sc ger NJ extra: oae-l9ch Arfs7
s.Sufs. all vertical grain. s. per u extra
Flooring dressed and matched $780,
stock boards. s-irSh. s-sls. 5a-ineA. - 80
1880: t2-trch. ssSs1s Fencing. Ne ! r.
s-inca finish. s.; Nc. . s.. = OF channel
rs3Sttca Or drop siding. weight : sszs ms
sliGia Pr thinker 5ossts and scautffrEs
rough, ssasf5Hs. I : e s. sa9sS. : :
SifgI4 Box boards fs-tnch and up So
Washington Red Cedar 14G1aoer-Eso1gn
Nas: hevel siding weight. - fas stasFas -.
ceiling weights Nos. : ard 2 S--sncn
/ pa lbs. Nos. / and z A-inch - llrs
a. shingles si.&: standard shingles s. 10.
l-inch an;sh, u, IL and Is feat. saSssf
thick finish. 81 rs; cedar squares = s .
ard 10 feet. ss4ssSA psekegs ST.
kIln-arHed. s. IN advance % green
Drayage SIC
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InrreRse In Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. Feb. Special cable and
telegraphle alvices from BradstTeet's tndi-
cate the following changes tn tho availaele
supply Of grain last SATURDAY, As compared
with the preceding Saturday:
Wheat-Unlte1 States and Canada east
20 the Rockies increase SS.fssi Liverpool
Corn Trade Ncws reports a3l0At ana IN
Europe, Increase .$ois9. The supply total
increased 40 tssJ.
Corn-t'nifed States and Canada. east az
the Rockies. Increase 1850
oats RETURNS incomplete.
The ptiueipat llieF~aees arc those of ii20no
bushels at Fort Wii'am ara krewatia.
Ont. and t94.o0 bushels NJ New orleans.
The aggregate stock - wheat held al
Portland, Tacoma aus Seattle shows de-
crease Of i7.eao bushels for the week.
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I.f.t.&f MOTTO =.

IN THIS CIRCUIT cot Rr OF II =
First judicial C%regft. Re9Usl}c - Hs-
wais-in Admiralty. W. smith - -.
- tha Steamship city * tss4i7fs4a.
her fy.,ts boilers, engines, tackle. az
Tsrel and furniture. .
thu Republle Of Hawaii. GrevtlnS!
whereas Under u seujitioni exg9nHs IS
eued out ~ this court on tne 5T3 Day ~
January. iN9 you we're directed ana COM
istg say II January. \. n 1899. tae steam
81 II "l~ity Of Columbia her boats. bad
srs. engines. t8c&r. apparel aod furniture.
at s{se upset price - as +tss -.
Ard Whars -. Your return ani report -
Your pE61ss linzs ha8 aHder sail vef1.. .
tiami cSpoSgas. sAoes tSat on ire ls,h CAV -
1antaty \. u. iSe, AZ yhe hour x y
said CITY 40 Co,Gm}&a-" heF tsat=, boilers.
essgsu.e. tark&e. appaTel a;s1 fit}1t3 ave ~
sal a. is.so!s auction At the upset. gTGe =
Ana gheYeas. thn sal! repor; RAoxs that
there we're no bidders ard no sac nf s*sz1
steamship ky % G'eia&sfshiA. Ser fstAs :,
New therafa~e eou. tna sais marshal,
a." hereby farther eazn1r'af1s,fti si..l . tf<S-
ri So e-i HANs stss rsS.a4p 'f'asy q t'o!1fs}-
tsia her hte4 - t1ss5era engines. tschle.
APPAREL ard tsr0iiSsE@ s3t pUntts anstiao AZ
thc : sgtaH N'ss~s k&@aNau2 Eia-c. - tae
vassAn Ia sUT.s Oh t1N -3~f }a% e fse''is-
arg. ~ iS8. ag re Ass}r - - c.cs.z-A
nsean & SAtt Ass. a3zsoasj fes- I'VE - tfe
highest Sss;sie~ for casa after 17ax fn% Urss
Vert3sinx - f6a Iac.is CSrn3n@vci ~ Nd
vef+ ss#r an3 Nv~aaaa St@E. f1e@ss'aieeF -
paa'A~Ard daily asssep1 s'saa3ssys} Ia the
n3 (s1sAer. $oaa az c7fHg3se1si s~etorc
aa&AEaE sx2~a * sfs1 Tsssss- ~ - ANA. -
assseV;~~ the sale fatsr~0< - tha cities -
xea SeHrt7e. WasAlewtoc enA shy S1cn
sta~s csti~s - ths D1s'ei states On -
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CHICAGO MARKETS..


CHICAGO. Feb. THE Liverpool xhs a.
FraTssf wss ga.ta st~cng g 5egsn wife
and domestic vecs Tvs IS wheat ga ire
Mort west smaller than "a Ts@r ago Fer
tHrse reasons she n4arzes here xt4v}e1 firm
50 81 fasFs YgeTBsnt e - sian epeH5 <
tfaa@acste~s ssr EAg 13Very a. fras -.
sET2ftc Shortly after the opening &ew
~ f4F@g1 account. Ras As fAers Nsa a
eacs Sa43 - anxiety among ere is5sa5
gov concerning srze ECaslftles ~ To- a r.
te~ wneae crop G@f1x % tse coEtitssIeG
co5H Reatnsr afsT was hs3 80 - * CON
rsa1usE - astlssn fran Ca sfaga3A ard I'm
5sa started shorts covering m 4 faFge
sal anS as frxrN was 04sgsf9esa BIO tzfg-
saE ~ fn. A0TE sreeaD ts3taff~s
sFesssrs -zssr - stesz az e.ssia THrr
x<1Ai-gAs4.a ze& - @ls4 tA@ sg.~s sagse1
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NEW YORK. Fob The Commercial
Advertisers London slnancia- o&nisgTam
says,
'i-hc general tone 81 fBe markets here
today waa steady nsf inarfiv1. The min
inr carry over occupied tire most atfen~
ton
m. ratlaca son OF she peace treaty
caused Americans 20 DpSu lu0yantly and
carried them wen atspVe parity. SeE
York however sold ~ avliy ard TIE Close
after hours &as al the lowest TIE weak
est features were Aterlsou preferred ard
Northern Paesfie common.
Money war easy
Gonsols. Ill.,, silver &sA.i.
London stocks.
LONDON. feb. 5.-Canad.aa parlfc.
satzc: Northern Pacific preferred. s2se.
ffnton PariHe preferred ~ Grand 1rugk.
Ts.e. BAR silver steady, 2isa,
ur.ad~tuns.
LIVERPOOL Tef Wheat SCOT du1.
No. rcd western winter. - Ia: No. j
rel northern spring - Id
f.oru-A3pot American rnlxst rev. aiue'.
ae 81 o., old quiet Is 81. Z. Futures &faafv.
February. new crop. ss Sal ma.ch, -
es.s. MAY - ESD
ys-Aeag--z-Argoes Of cn8st. nothing DO NJ.
earw8e3 rysa passage uesn naf unchanged.
English country markets quiet
wheas-~f,qSgs. wheat IN Paris s1"afy'
-four in Para easy. Preach country mar
ke,s quiet. seAlhar In England sho~ery-
silver for EUROPE
NEW YORK, FEB The steamer -:
Y.onfs sailing f0g F-gTone tGt0pffgE. al
tase o1st a2s 10 olsres q silver
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO. Feb. cattle Fancy cattle
brought S.@sJs. choice steers. sa.355so. .,
medium steers. s. 5Ssti.s5. beef steers, $3.50
IA -, stocks and feeders. 81, SIG rs. bulls.
s. 1eett y. cows ard heifers. 81 94a: west
err steers, si6ess&4o. Toxas steers. sS.be4
40. calves. St2a.
Trade in hVgs active and 5sII0c higher.
Fair To cnoiee, $3,Ts4i3sf, packing lots.
!S.12ss3 a., mixed, s. 6oas3so. butchers, 800
There was STEADY good demand for
Sleeps. and prices showed no marked
change. Poor 10 prime sheep. s. qua ~.
westerns sac. ewes. s9,eoa2s,. yearlings.
So. 1874 81, inferior 80 prime lambs tsas.
the greater part selling at siGss8.
Receipts-Ca.tle. 2.so. aosS, 2a,os9. sheep.
IL coo.
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General Quotations.

General Quotations.
Flour Receipts. 2l.gss barrels. exports
e.a1 barrels; market neglected bat about
stesly. ~l.'isr PATENTS, s'-'5als. winter
Waeal Receipts. Isl -" bgshsis: exports,
1ls.t45 bushels. sp0t, arm. with No. red
scarce. No ga, S}5sEiszasc : O. ,. &ffoat
OPTIONS oreued steady. and experienced o.
81 dF9Uth IL india. frost tn California, and
q smaller words yisibse supply than sx-
Te.t ted. bat failed 20 hol9 ire advance
Prices finally collapsed under heavy real
Ixing, and closed weak a. isegT.c mel de-
cline March. Ts7sQ >slsc. closed ~ 7S7ac.
Aay. = l3-isal7}.e; closed az i57sc.
Hops-9gjet.
EfidEs~- Firm.
Woos4~sstesa3y.
An sasser turn Of tin and lead ard q
sharp rise iu epelier GeFe the features of
'9day's metal market. The asking price
for copper was moved ~ a peg 20 SIS, but
are b.I figure rsuai nsst unchanged. Aa-
= ces frcrs primary points ard tBa London
market geFe generally Favorable. tat con-
SINNERS sttf show Sea.re - res, on their
oars for - tire being psrdsng further
developments Al the close the metal Ell
fIs ron Warrants. firm. az ,sso. nonai-
6'opre- Lake. strong. at s7.so b.s and
T.a~lsalet. ss&Is hga ard VAS askea.
f.es3- Easier az $3.50 hd and ns5 asked
sgeiter- strong ard higher: 81 hid and
T3rskers. rrioes for lead ws5e $40 anA
COPPER sz-68lsGs.
,.amee-s1pssons cso.ea barely steady. so
Narea $50 Ma SIC. September. asss
e. Cs~tEee.. 8. Tsse-eu,bes. s.fsc January
= 70 Spot coffee Pc. qu(rt. NJ. Jot-
brig. s%e uil2e. Ga"ter. f,ortiova. 7ssa14c.
@uEa~- Baw easier. fair refining ;2-.sss.
centrifugal - tes' z-ise lno.assss sugar,
} a~I&-. reaasa steady
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THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON. Feb TRADE is quiet In the
wool market and ON the whole prices have
been steady Fleece woods ara sonew hat
scarce and prices are frtn TsrFatoTy
woods are quoted steady. with fair de-
maDd, Australian WOODS arc tiffn but few
sases are decided. Quotations.
Territory wnols- Montana fiue medium
and nne la4lsc, aroursSi SIC. eteps. 4iEn
4sc: Utah Wyoming. az, fine medium ard
fine isIl5c. secured 81: staple. t7Qisc.
Australian wools~sSccafts1 hasss-s ,otnl--
ng. supernne, Toa72c; do good. es1Gsc. do
average. t2Ie5c.
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CITY NOTICES

TIE CRY OF sEAISTL E.~-D I.PAn-li---
nsat az tinapCsr--TTe4s4AFeg's Ofnce City
IrsasWsrs notIc.
ssisee IS hereby given that The assess
Beat roll OF Local Improvement District
Ne iN IA the city Of Seattle, created hy
Ordnance No. sss-6 Entitled an Ordinance
Fssfdna for tn. Improvement OF East
Jefferson Street i'm the city Of Seattle
I'm Twentieth Avenue Ia the East lite
e tes kansissr~ bowman Real Estate Com
f&sys first addition to IN. CITY ~ Seat tie
9 grading, sideR a!kins and parking SAID
sI~t between said points ara providing
y re payment therefor by the mode Of
sfnstiate pay p1sut and establishing a
I'D fer sttch payment by al ssstsze msnt
ser al lola and parcels og land benefit
as ~4ch Improvement under ths pro-
f5ofs Of Ordinance No. ss5 approved
~ y iS&. as amended by or3inancs
Nc E&s, approved May \ 1891 and tvksE-
aascs No a4a2 approved May 5 1887. and
Ae tits Charter AS now IN force has been
fesaaed "a re fer collection ard that
salsss payment aF the asses ssraent there
e contained il made within - days from
sSs date a iae ifrrt publication 81 tsls
healss sioh assessment shall become de-
HefFl~at auA SHAH hear Interest," nj thg
ssse ~ 10 lsrr rent. per AnntEFn un&il paid
- Y net ia5f before such assessment
$50 Rave become delinquent a PENALTY
per cent SHALL lse added afs .ae
Nsfns delinquent shall he entered on rhe
&aasal tax fcli far the current wear
SkAast each int ard par q So delinquent
az ~ith the Interest 60 ls-stcl As other
sssea eQa.afe account being kres shtsre-
= siG = nns paid Within the time axa.l
"a tae ps& mrnf - city taxes ahslt t...
es'ss~iea, Together with such al 5ttsa~a}
s8sAfxf% and penalties - ars a-staaryx-,s
e p ca&rgesl ard eo}ie.'ted Oh other e.
ss.NsF' taxes each tut or tsssrr,,4 ~ A.
AAta~ot STAR fs sni3 for thes amount az
sssR @s~s-ssfnH9t @Sfsl interest a nfst costs
- 'ae afsie and in tle manner aud By th-
H[-H- El4 =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08

PORTLAND, Feb. The Portland
market. which has contrived 20 hang
around point about a cent or two above
export values since the opening OF the
season. paid but little attention 20 the de-
ellie in Liverpool Walia Nalla, which
Is actually worth for shipment about Ssc
was quoted AT aeaI5sixc. with valley and
aluestem nominaiiy about 9D&yssic with
very little doing