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LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
Chicago.


CHICAGO. Jan. 4.--CSttie were In fairly
active demand today and the supply kept
prl1es from declining. Native beef steers.
MOO Ter common TO prime. largely a,
ss'sSssSso. no sood lots going below s.. COM
mon stockers Spld for s. 75&fiso; good lots
Skss,sf4l TO- feeders. s. @s&fS.so; prime hesfers
g: Texas steers, So. 10Vf4SS
doS sales were at =. further decline OF
ss3itc. making a drop OF iysggAe In two
days Hogs. IS. 3s5i& -. comTnogser lots up
70 & HesfS- - far choice: heavy packing lots
y t.as@.t9. pigs. A9es2 10. bulk OF sales,
S. a@tz. -.
The demand fer sheep was limited and
prices Were largely Ice lower. Lambs. S. "a
sio.23 yearlings. S4E1A ~: sheep s. s,ss?s.
ewes. S, loasS L. and very nice lookinx.
Western sheep brought 1916.
Receipis--Catlie, 1850: hogs, l,coo:
sheep. l5,eo.
OMAHA, Jan. 4--Cattle-iReceipts I5,0oa
head: market steady. Native beef steers.
siue. 10. western steers, s.. sUss4. ~: Texas
steers. S5tssi4.1, COWS and heiters $3aI2. %
stockers and feeders, S. 4efa5o: calves
Aas'l; bulls and stays, s. alflG. So
Hcgs-Recelpts, la.eo head: market. Ga
loc lower. Heavy. IS eoIa IS: mixed. 81 Asl
S4.!e: light, &,47ds.so: bulk OF sales. S. 4ela
l3. Is
Saeep-Receipts. 1.5g1 head: market
stronger. Fair 10 choice natives. So SDei4 os.
fair 10 choice Western. Sc 1904: csnmmon
and stock sheep, Sa.5oaS3.5o: lambs. Sc. .5al 5.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THURSDAY s. 1894

ls-ise. centrifugal. IS test. s-ise: refined.
unsettled.
Metala.
Pig .ron-Warranss. E.sA
Ca2rer-I.ake $iS-@aJlSat-
Tin-$is TEAM.
Spester-sS iasf5. g
Isead-Ss ssS13 ~ The fr-n that fixes the
selling price for miners and shelters quotes
lead ar $40 AZ the close
The Visible supply.
Special cable ard Geographic dispatches
TO Bra9ssraesrs covering The pr1nciEai
paints OF accumulation Indicate the fa.-
lowing changes in visible supplies last SAT-
urday as compared with the preceding
saturday.
wneaf-Cnitea States and Canada. east
OF Rockies. decrease, si23ae bushels
aflaat and In Europe. ass. go bushels:
worlds supply. total, Increase. $1,000 husa-
els.
Corn-United States and Canada cas-; Or
Rockies. increase. TSa.1a bushels.
oats-Cnited States and Canada east or
Rockies, decrease. s.. 90 bushels.
The aggregate stocks OF wheat a. Port-
land. Or. ard Tacoma ard Seattle increas-
ed during the week 1890 bushels
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The following deeds were filed Yesterday
in re audt,orRx office and tbs. iist A. ftlr-
.issned nv The Bulletin Publishing Coin.
rang
Albert w Tsuifrees 10 Barton Robinson
ta.u ~ sya 10 blf.rk ~ lots 9 Ia Z t,,os~k
- ,efz ard : l.oek g lot /. s,lack IS
C{4rnar fark lots : and = Block e Horns
ada Nov.u,her = fsg7. s.
t;.nr..ra y isvcgs.fl 10 Eugene ID RIVER
san Ia : bie~k q benny A. uoyt's aad
.-a~tnf..~ 4, 1ksS q e 81
ole - QUAIL. 10 Ifshn Thompson. south
haif northeast southeast SECTION .. tovn.
Ssir, q ranrs. December g. ,szs aa.
fs,e~ rrts,r,,s,s<,r, - az Ia ole . ca,asIA
lot - htook 3 lots y AMI T. htnrk y
r.mvv,g = Boyrt = add I1ee.Ezlsar "a. is.ss
80
paid teerov,son 10 Nav = Gilman Ia.
:. ,,,ssek Z Jackson street ada. Tsecerni,er
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MARINE NEWS.

san hASoisSo-Arrlved. Jan 4. sh
Wachsnett, Port Townsend. str Grace is,i-
lar, Grays harbor. Sailed, Jan. 4 echr
Sadie. Dnpqua, schr Charles r.. Falk.
Port Townsend
COOS BAf-Arriyef. Jan. !, Arcata.
from San Francisco. Sailed, Jan 8. s,r
Arcata. from San Francisco; str wesaff.
from Yaqu.na bay: Alliances. for Portland
ASTOkIA--Arrfvsd. Jan. g. sh tsalgaie.
from Shanghai Sailed. Jan 3. sn T.iAs
T. Starbuck. str State OF California. fer
San Franrisco
TACOMA-Sailed. Jan J. schr Prosper.
for Honolulu
HOgIIAM-Arrived January J, arhr En-.
RIA Utter from san FTansasco for Alsx-
aeerA sailed. scssr =. r. Wilson and scar
Laura Madison. from Alssgsieen Tor san
Francisco
Port Angeles.
YOkoHAMA-Ssiled. Dee. q, Br biz
81. Mays lay. for oregon.
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THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON. Jan. THE American Cot.aa
and Wool Reporter tomorrow win say OF
The wool trade:
While the volume Of transactions the
past week has fallen far below that for
the corresponding period last year never
tneleSs there Is more than the usual
amount of activity for the opening DAVIS
OF the year. The market has been influ-
enced by the holiday season and by the
fact that every body's attention Is more or
less devoted 10 closing Zip the books for
the year. The next event which every.
body as looking forward to is the opening
or the heavyweight season, which win
probably take place within the next two
or three weeks. There In "A feeling of mild
hopefulness on the part or the wool trade
as regards the character of the next good
season.
The sales for the week in Boston amount
TO 3.01g.o0o pounds domestic and III Os]
pounds foreign. making total Of s -ss 900.
against a total of 3.735.tsn for the previous
week. and total Of 1850 900 for the corre-
spending week last year
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Financial.

NEW YORK. Jan. 4.~The Commercial
Advertisers I.ouion financial cahegram
says:
The markets hare were less active ami
dun today. Americans opened bloyanf OH
New }orks reception Of the Philippine
news, but soon became langtil3 and dwfn-
died until tiFs close. especially Louisville
& Nashville and Central Pacific, although
New York bought 81, Paul. Copper shares
were heavy. AnacoIiaas being 6sS. Nine
thousand pounds in gold bars were bought
by the bank. TIE American demand Is
more apprehendei.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON Jan. i.-canadian Pacific
So; Grand Trunk. IN; bar silver, uu,et at
27t.d per ounce. money. yi1 per cent.
ureadstuds.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. Wheat cargoes off
coast, more inquiry: cargoes passage
buyers and sellers apart, 81 lower; cargoes
OF No. / standard California. Jos ei. Eng
lssh country markets steady.
Wneat-Spof. dull: No. / red northern
s,,ringy fz lid Futures closed quiet :
March. 5s foisd: May IS S,sd.
Curn-Spot easy: American mixed. -
Id Futures. January, 81 iGAsd, March,
quiet at IS 9izd: Ma. quiet at "a assd.
Hose-At LofsioI. Pacific coast, steady
al 81 tsssar G5 los,
LONDON, Jan s--Wheat-DuIl- French
country markets steady.
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Averages pi precipitation for this month for
pine Years. . ~ Inches: tosa. deficiency in
precipitation during month. 2.s7 inca.s: ae~
cumuiated deficiency In Precipitation alrca
January l. sis inches
Numipsr OF clear DAYS 6. nartlv t,ia,,Hv
days, B: cloudy days, H.
ord. w
GEORGE n. SALISBURY
Section Director. Weather bureau,
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CHICAGO MARK ETs,


CHICAGO. Jan. THE Liverpool,
wheat market was the chief influence here
nj the start. Cables came IL lower for fu
t0rcs
Ssfch apnarent eagurrassSS abroad 20 EN-.
phasZe the weakness In this market cans-
ca the selling out Of heavy line of long
wheat here. May opened a :r8F+l9a lower
with sellers AT from ts,Asc down 10 Filvg> SO
rauch was for sale that the price vas fore
cd DOWN 10 Toa4c before intending bsayers
could shout BIDS The Atlantic port clezar-
snces. however began 20 have a bgli!sn IT
feet when Philadelphia reported 80 %
bushels ~ wheat and :.our shipped for ex-
port When ether seaisafd cEtlea sweiied
fae. total exports FOR twenfy-four hours to
over ffo 90 bushels the feeling ~ spsculs~
tors found expression I'm "a quick adyaEca 10
Tltsc Reports 81 q cold wave from the
Northwest which il was claimed would
cause severe DAMAGE ~ fhe winter wheat
had & Strengthening fnffEsrCs- The mar
ket faer became very esAiish. ShoTfs COW
s.-ses freely and there was heavy huYtng
f5r .ha forsg account, " sstCh resulted In al
varcfsg May 20 9l*sc. That @ss above cali
price ard realizing on privileges caused "A
Slight reaction near TIE end. May closing
az sl1sE411A4c-
Net weather. whica was considered Nke-
IL "a curtaH receipts. sITsngg hanExf cora
There was a3~o good exporT demand
May closed AZ higaeE.
oats ruled active en3 higher. Tire az
vance was due So a good cash siaEsxa al
moo rate receipts UfsfaF0raYje weather
and fs1e advance II ttklsF gEa4ns. AsaY
c.osssl IA higher.
A ssEsa pgAoin,iagIy heavy inersa4s IN the
STOCK az aoE products for December de
yvfSs&<i provisions early. Al TIRE resulting
decline however. f~o1asF-tsaBos. houses had
nuTss.T3sis buying orders an4 packer * bro
@ere f.ee sellers. turued buyers. tfsa son
sequence tesng recovery ~ practically
al sh@ 6ocii-se Mag PORK tosf @iwc. May
lars2 advanced -.gc sn3 May Flbs are IN
changed
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PLUMBING, HOT WATER HEATING.
KAUFMAN PLUMBING co. Tel. Buff AL


THE CITY OF SEATTLfs-Department Of
Finance reasurer's Office City Treas
hrer's Notice
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
ment roll Of Local Improvement District
No. s0 for the improvement of Anna street.
IN the CITY of Seattle. from the North line
OF Powell Street 20 the South line Of Taylor
Street under the provisions Of urdieance
No. 2l2I. providing for said Improvement
by grading the same and constructing side
walks thereon and for an assessment 10
pay therefor by the mode OF payment ~
bonds" fas heretofore been duly certified
To me for collection. and the respective sums
therein charged and levied against each l0t
ana parcel of land In said district must be
paid In ten equal annual payments. wifh
interest upon the whole sum SO charged ana
levied, OF such installrnents thereof as m
main unpaid. at the tate Of ten per cent.
per amman. and said interest must be paid
annually, together with the annual install
lnents falling due In each year. Sa}j sums
began 70 bear interes. on the Sisi day OF
January, iss3 and the sixth instaiment 81
said assessments AMI the Interest for the
sixth year viii become due on The 3ist day
Of January. fS9
Unless payment be made Of said Install
r,ent Of principal and said interest on or be-
fore said slst day Of January, isss. the same
shall become delinquent. and shall boar in-
terest NJ tire rate % ten per cent. per an
mum until paid and If not paid before the
Same shall have become delinquent. pen
atty or five pr cent. snail he added. ami
the sums delinquent shall be entered on
annual tax roll for The current year against
each lot and parse! OF land SO deslnQu sat.
and. with the interest. collected as other
taxes. separate account being KEEPS thereof,
and IL not paid within the time tixef for the
payment Of CITY taxes. shall he collected
as such taxes are collected. together with
such additional charges or penalties SIS are
authorized to be charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes ana each lot or par
Gel so delinquent shall be sold FOR the
amount Of such assessment. with interest
and costs. at tire time and IN the manner
and hxr na a. IA
ieis are Se,l for CITY taxes.
\. II. F00TE.
cay Treasurer Of thc Cfty Of Seattle.
bate OF first publication. beceulaer sist.
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PARIS, Jan. 4-span.sh fours closed at
$50
LONDON. Jan. spanish fours closed
n iia4.
MADRID. jan i.-Spaulsh Is closed to-
Hav AZ 20 IS.
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Mean temperature for this month for
nine years, IL degrees; average deficiency
OF daily mean temperature during month
l degree, accum uiatcd excess OF daily mean
temperature since January I, i58 degrees,
average daily excess since January l. 1 de-
gree.
Prevailing direction OF wind. southeast.
total movement OF wind. 4.eti miles srnax,-
mum velocity of wind, direction au,i dare.
n. south. 18TH
Total precipitation, AZ inches Number
OF days with .oi inch or more Of preoipl;a-
ton, 49,
Total precipitation lin inches) for this
ma
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Steamer Ai-Ki saiis for Lynn canal at
o'clock this morning.
Steamer Centennial left gan Francisco
for Seattle Tuesday. and viii DC due here
Friday.
Ssea nsers Progrsso and L1Ssanaw viii Be
ready for sea To-Day with coal for san
Francisco.
Bark II. +. Casney and steamer czAr,na
Vii lie loaded witn COAL fer San FTan-
cisco by SATURDAY.
Steamer Dsrtgo will nSi depart far skaa-
way and pyea before tonight. Her sailing
hoGr il I o'clock.
Steamer Rcssiic 81 twelve and n half
days cat. and 10 reported to STRIVE from
Lynn caaai a. 3 0 clock tA-z morning.
Steamer City ~ T0peks In undergoing
minor repairs q, ocEsn fccs. ard viii not
gsI away for Alaska lse3ors January ~.
Steamer wcscoss will get away f9r Val
dea al : o'ciock faas morning. ssts sill
take ssveTstysiTe tons of freight and can
merry supplies.
SseaEnar Lydia TaosnYson slid m The
Moran ways yesterday AID was hauled
around 70 sne north side Of the CITY d0sk.
Saure she H. finishing repairs 10 Bsr Hprer
deck. sae w.si o. rezGy FIR SEA sunday
nighi when sss wtai resume bsr Tsn
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WASHINGTON. Jan 4-Today's state
rrent Of the conditions OF the treasury
shows
f.stFG ri, ~, sh5
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Jan. (. 1850
Exchanges At the Seattle Tacoma ard
russ4ars1 clearing houses today were.
ErearanceS- Balances
seestte ...exfl.lz3 ~ go, $50 -
Portland -. 49, sxi,.pVy slE4 On
IAcoTEaa 80. -. lf795a - i5Ns 90
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Jan. 4--Wheat--Waiia
Walla. 5sss6a valley and hluesten, SC.
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THE cars run ~ all lines 81 ssie Burning
ton Route are r7asssis o ingenuity ana
essxarses. Including all ffs improvements
az tns age Softly Cushioned reclining chair
rxrs ars furnished without extra eharEe.
II you ars eoanx Eests do neg x1rehAss
ysssar rirkefs until goa nave called 81 gS
Yesser way. Pioneer square.
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CA The produce exchange tosiay the but
ger market Was firm. Creanerp IiS.sse,as.
da.ry, i.sl1Sisc
Cheese STEADY. Creamery, ssseSilc.
Eggs-Flrn. Fresh xxi nc
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SEATTLE Wheat MARKET.

Nhea,~ " eyAet ursAsu gid. sxpart M. !
c3g*H esAs, Ma / as.2esgssTs, 81 milling No
! el2lh a. NJ I issssstEsyl. sac
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SUM mary.

Mean atmos pheric pressure. 50 n: highest
pressure. 80 50, on tho ed. lowest pressure.
~ g. Oh the 18th.
Mean temperature. 40 degrees: highest
temperatnrc. bS on the g1th lowest tenn
perAture. "a, on the t2th; greatest deity
range OF temperature Is degrees, on ths.
sin: least daily range Of temperature. 8 de-
Srees. on the Isi.
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MOTHERS yea can buy boys suits q
aalf fr4ce az the Plymouth. & FIRST.
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THE MARITIME RECORD.
FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland. Jan. 4. iSss.
Occasional snow.
q. 8 DEPARTMENT OF AGRlcr'l1-
TCRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle. Jan. {. iSaa.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT hOl+Lr~NIf-
isce 81 assessment roll % Local Improve
rnent District No ise, Sar the improve
msnt ~ East jefferson Street In tne City
of Seastle under Ordinance Ne i@Esl. and
hearing thereon
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
nisat roll ~ fsoral Improvement District
No, iss. for the Improvement of Esast JEFF
feTson Street. from Twentieth Avenue 10
the east Hire ~ the Sander Bosnan Real
Estate fsaEnpapNs First Addition under
Ordinance No @s-u has been reported ny
the Heard 90 Public Warks 20 the CTS
Council ~ xtge GIty ~ Ssstsie. ara - FoN
Ter saf ex-osie9o City clerk srE tae saTae
s. new tsTaa fer pgiAsc ;sfSHeEsi18 AZ sAit
ofFice and M rcF7a,o oYtn f1T inspector
aatil Monday. the 'sth fSy e January, 3Sss.
al "a n'rl0ch = - ard al persons sstsr~
ts1ei are hereby Required 70 aepvar tsas0Fe
tAe city council n session tsefeSf to .e
hall On said i63h DAY - January. aNsA AZ
: 50 clock n. IN. ard make ~ iee sans
sNevuto ~ sad f.fEe - HNef 15se rEtF
eos ncsl viii ,-9ssss7eT a~9 SD Al >2@tec}s7fss
,rsafe saa wssl Tsakc S2ch csArTr7es1asIs q
saks resi- as II Ge~gns f'aSt. and 3 iA3 tssta ~
ordinance sENeToTe such r2sE anA 3exg ara
esssSs the atreuNsS kAeFe0f Against .'sa-'1
tpar~et an.i lae q bard sssnwn 10 sAl8 Ffsi
ana declare the same fFst 1fsn thereon
sails matter may s~s adyA9rped 20 = safer
Aase II 50 ordered ~ lAs sYty t.s.lsSl
CIV Comptroller srst ex~osfle2e C4ty Clerk
~ tise C9ty OF seattle
rsste a ar, publication. Ieseegrsoey =.
$50
y>st,.t, SpINc NoTrCT-Tae followlng
desc s,est horse. places Is sae c-iy E~as'Fd
gsN@,~har 20 lS2S wsn bs ssa.a AZ agznlls
a,scttsr 20 TIE highest Bidder far casa 2
hand, 70 pay costs 9; .sss4-sas.aing Aai
asverttssns January s. isss a ~ . csaak
a. W. f~sns 4C.aF CO p0aee hes4s-
assrseys. eoErer TAtr3 avenas aaa Yes
leg ~as.
= 8 REED. cAlef 81 Pagsss.
rsste Of irss publication. pseciaees .
ssSA
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Express Compa nies.

Am. Cot. OIL %. 345. Lead -. ... 81
Preferred .. ~ Preferred :. ...u4s
Am Spirits 49,. Ia MINI. Iron 49,.
Preferred o.. :. 3sa4 Nat. Lin OIL 80. Si4
Am. Tobacco ...lfl9s Pacific Mail -. 4;ss
Preferred :. l52 peopls's Gas ....1in4.
Con. Gas -......l9A iFullman Pal ....I6s
Com Cable Co Us silver Ger ....... So
Col Fuel s. - az Stand kope IL y
Preferred a.. ~ sugar 80. 500. 1854.
Federal Steel -. Ss3.i Preferred =. ...iilis
Preferred e.. 81. Tenn Coal & g
Gen Electric -. sa1s L. ). Leather -.
Haw Com. TO ga Preferred e.. 80. 1iA,
Illinois Steel ..... IL : Rubber 49, tsl
In:ernatl Paper SAX Preferred .. I'm.
Preferred .. ~ West. Union So. sSss
Ia Stsae Gas -
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
NEW foRk MARKETS.

TACOMA Jan. &~H'Aeat-cish. &c:
tslzsSsssRsr S2s5tsSc~
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BOSTON Jan. 4~Closing:
or Short Line IL butte & Bos .... s.
Boston & Mon "a Humboldt :. 80. "a
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short Ribs. per 100 Pounds.
Jan -. AI 50 NJ. As5 81 SCI
May :. 5R SIS 5eo SIS
CAah 0uofnsiNma.

Elour-Fir.ss.
WAeat--No spring. essx-ssgxs. No
spring, e4SiSNc: Ne. red. ssss lie
Coryf--No. - Sisc.
GsstS-Nes = IA Sge-c: No. white. gk3
DC, No white. 81 92Ssac.
Rye-No. SS:x4yS4c-
Bariey-No. Z Sssseac f. q, b.
FlaxsesSi-No, I. si-l2i1, November, $l-isa
TsrnotAy ssss~i--tsrinas, s. ~
Mess p3rk-Per barrel, Slo. iSsfia,A
I&srsr-kAer lo pounds. H.6sssS.s2ass
Ssees-Ssort ribs tioosss. 81 15ssSs
Sho0Eaers-rvy ssssesi sssexs<il. tis&l4Ac.
Sifes-Shsrt clear sooxsSi}, A.essaS-la 10
" As>ky-Dsstilie-s' finished goods. per
e~ziso,s Il -
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Tows-s aperier qualify per VI Ne sr
xesfs s.. ffaeFcAan;ahI bile fir, 50 assey 4 So NJ !;
LAR. ss5ss coranlon. FER NJ. s44s& q. xururs
.oss ss.se, erS4r s1;hS.s e5its. xs.2sfsz@
fsr y.urmoev~- Reaga, - ail!ek flnisa. sur.
wale $i5s2a. lengths y Il Is feet. spegsal
fs~s-,ns % ger VI ezra: oHe~ineh AnssS
sssfsf.- all vert.c gran. 81 pey NJ sxsr.
rs1o1,rtra. dressed and matched s,-asS =.
s.E.k esrslS. s.irch sSYis. lo-lncs s. 5Sss
= ts-ly~h. xG>S3ls Fencing. n, -
-, fsns~h. =. Nc 5. IS y " ehat,r.s
rustic. OF drop sidiaS. we.sh,, 2ssa l0-. sn
ala Fsr iirsh<r gas al seantllnss
.lfets Sex hoa-sis is-incA sd ID. 81 -
Ni-'.ss,Saxtou Res Cedar i4sznsss - fsoEsh
xss,s- fssssej siding. NetEh: 7el lls. s,4.T
:. 90 ceiling weights NGs J. : aas -
80 ! So lbs Nos- / ? ara ;. ss-taeh p.
"a sFssfTs waluscof;ne. SlssyIA, rustic sssgs
- 80 shingles. So. stansars 81 inxseS
g. -, er,ss-sn,s anfsn. = ii and Is feet x1sas
-. shs~k frsssa sSssg1s. cellar squares, : &
= and q feet. S%t&s2; plcSs;s. xla
kslr~4r4sd s. 3G advance % green.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-05

Green Fruit Oebhingl-oranges new cron
.eatHlrgs. si.SSf2: naveis. A.754325. lem.
Sas seal4u; apples sanCy, 75caSSl Is p,.r
az, cooking apples. seFeoc per box. na.
onas II 7Ssi2 Is per bunch: eranh4rries
e. 5.s1S q per bbi: s.. 5egs per box; CaIror.
..,ia white figs. layers. lob box 81 20: 10 m
oaT,es box. x25: California black figs 40.
~ hoxes. $50. smyrna tigs. CSC per 10: new
aafeE 1i.c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-05

Potatoes Oobbing)-E.arIy Rose sls
white. $50: Yakima, $780, sweet 10.
tatoes &c per Ibs .a orson ssrssln onions
tic. beats, SlGisoc per sack: carrots. Soc per
sask. rutahagas. Soc pc. sack; turnips. s..
,pe- sack: cabbage. faasIa1c: red cabbage
ss.4. pargnips. 6eGTi5c. cauiifiower I.ss
az per dozen: horse radish. &c: Hubba r.,
sen,ash. Iasii4c; pumpkin. lie: garlic. g..
celery. 2nag5ec per dozen; dollhouse lettuce
2slf 40o per dozen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-05

THE CITY Or EATsTI.E-Departmen Of
Finance--Treasurer's Office. City Treas
Erer's Notice
Notice 81 hereby sfven that the assFxS-
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-13
CARE OF LAMPS.

The following suggestions may be a
triAe homely, but they are certainly
practical. To begin with: Lamp Chin
neys should not be washed, but should
be cleaned with a cloth dipped in al
cohol.
If you want to keep lampwicks from
smoking soak them in strong vinegar
and dry them thoroughly before using.
An excellent method Of cleaning lamp
burners is to take an ounce of washing
soda and dissolve it in a quart Of ain
water. In this boil the lamp burners
for 10 minutes, after which take a cot
ton cloth and wipe them; they will be as
good as new. This, some lamp %fanciers
say, should be done once every month.
The brass fittings Of a lamp can be
prevented from furnishing by rubbing
them with salt moistened with a little
vinegar.
Lamp chimneys may be rendered dur
able by placing them in a saucepan Of
cold water and gradually bringing it to
a boiling heat.
Care must be taken hat the chimneys
do not touch each other during the bub-
bling up of the liquid.
Another method is put them into a
very hot oven and then let them cool
gradually.
When next you trim your lamp place
a lump of camphor in the Oil receptacle.
This will prevent unpleasant smells and
improve the illuminating power.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-13
SONG OF THE LOCOMOTIVE.

Blackness out of the blackness,
Fronted with dazzling light,
With a demonish groan and a vomit OF
flame
1t teareth through the night.
Splitting the vale with a mighty Shrek,
Flying DER glints of steel,
With a whirl by the edge of a precipice
Or a lunge where the marshes reck,
And the ooze is under the wheel.
High in the air like a wounded bird,
Spanning the trestle's thread,
Ere it plunge through the mountain of
rock with a roar
To glide by the river bed,
Ever and on like a haunted thing,
Trembling and craze with fear,
With a fire at it's heart that is eating deep
And the speed of a dragons wing,
AS it crosses the plain and the mere.
Blacknes out of the blackness,
Monster of steam n steel,
Yet a thing that is living n human as
man,
A soul in the shaft and wheel.
Servant of mar that abides his will,
Child of it's Drawn and brain,
1t has made of the earth but a little place,
1t has leveled the granite hill,
Till the ends of the earth are plain.