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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
GRENADINE AND BENG ALTNE

We are prepared TO show to-day a
complete and varied stock Of Thin
fabrics for Ball and Reception
Dresses.
Full lines Of Chiffon, CrepOn,
China and Japanese CrcpcS, In
White, Ivory, Cream and all the
new tints.
We have also placed in the
Grcnadinc Department four new
lines of Imported Bcngaline, i'm
Street and Evening Shades, at
prices ranging from %1..jO to
SIC per yard. The remainder
of our Paris Dinner Dress Pat
terms al $500, $1,000. $1,000
and $500.
An exhibit of the above is now
made in the new show windows.
on Broadway.
j AMES McC X EE RY & co.
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
Silver COINAGE

il discussed in aB Extra. entitled, 4
Year OF ;scpubiicnn:sm," by Senator
VIM. VI. stewart, i'm an elaborate
argument in favor of unlimited coin
age, and by W E;l. VI. GrO.VcnOr in re-
ply. Other contents: Review OF
HaTrisOn'~ first year; "NOW to Win
Fortune" by Carnegie and Wimnn;
"Aluska seal Fisheries" by l.. T.. O.;
and the southern Question:" by
Cable ANA VOurgrc. ~ large pages.
2J cents "a copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08

The Suburban Of 1891 may BE- slight improvement
m that Of go 4, the club has raised the guaranteed
,oIpe ~ 1000 The Brooklyn Jockey Club liandi-
can however bids far to eclipse It, aN The Vaiuc OF
,l,at stake has been raised t. 10000 stroke OF en-
.Ss tl,t will NOT fail I'm its appeal 10 owners. The
tr1io fee has been raised 900, half forfeit or so
II declared We should prefer to have It, 800 each,
$40 forfeit or only 40 if declared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
Watches.

Highly finished reliable IN tasteful eases o
los IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-08
Other Extras.

A large number Of other Extras
have been printed, on Brazil, the New
Northwest. Newfoundland. the Dairy
Farmers, Knitting and Crochet. the
Pan-Amcrican Congress. "a Summer
at (hauiauqua. Fiction, etc. send
for circular giving the list in fun,
will, description Of each.
THE TRIBUNE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05
THE WATER FRONT.

The steamship Santa Cru. Is due here frcn
Alaska
The tug Dispatch wss tied up At Bakers wharf
al Gay yesterday.
The ship Nonamtam dsi not come up from
Port Taw nseaa sesssrdsy.
r.p.ssn Bolseag formerly Of the tug Rainier,
u nov master Of the Discovery.
rae shsp lssnaee. CsStsia Grimm. to On the
vxy here from SAn Francisco to load coal
Tne steamer rossssesssY ~as saspecse. ct
Hsrvsngscn smish's wharf yesterday morning.
The steamer Presaier brought in hfry tons os
general MERCHANDISE fresa Vancouver yesterday
morning.
The seam schooner LskSns. sailing IN sae
r-r.san Pacific lsas. wss 6ge her fyoEa Portland
last evening.
re- sseasacr Cascade ianse-i twelve tons Of
hxv frura tae skaxst EVER ca HaxseT's wharf
yesterday assernccn.
ss.ecisl Arens crSsst. Of shs Port Towsead
custom Aoase. yesssrs2y measured the tug
Wasp ~ Yezler wsaTf
ne schooner r j. Pevry brought il i.2co sAeks
og cas- frorn TIE sans<a river yesterday. Sic
DISCHARGED ~ BAxEsr's wharf,
Tf.e steamship walia walls sailed sos saa
r-~nesxes "A q uaeaoek last evening with ass
toes az coas aaa . fair LA Of s2sseassrs
rss. sasp SPARTAN nnishea taking sa<eatng
YESTERDAY aaa Vas scwea 90 West seattle 70
cnssn alscAa.xfnx her ballast she VIII DC
suwet hack TODAY.
ne sssaraAr PARTY ara srcr aeoasAt IN us
,nns az hay s-em Ia Conner YESTERDAY for 8
BAXTER & Co Iae Asy wAs discharged ~ Man
nlas's wharf Sersa sestxle
ne steamship Czsy 81 fssesa arrived here
tra=. san rrsaeEsce rszssrtsy morning o. 10
ofessck. sA< nscsxas . saryu Lis; 81 razssnxe-s
Ans atx ssns Of IN axas sOf Tie scand o. IAxs
- ssas are for seasxsA The rreasa vii 1aisA
unsoassag sAis aoYrsns. vA<a sc uEl eave
sox xncuzA
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Shipping TnteIiigsure.

Pogr TOWNSEND. March 4-Bk zlssncre. bosnd
for Valparaiso. ard bg Theohaid. for Gusymas.
Mex both lumber laden. went 10 sea this even
ing
SAN FRANCISCO. March A-tsiearcsf--Br stmr
Wellington, NansiHaes star santa Rosa, Port
land. pufeh 81 Define, Port Townsend. De-
rar,urss-ssmr Willamette Valley, Ysaaina
Ray, stsnr Bolcna. whaling; star AreatA. Coos
Ray: 81 Melrcse. Seattle kktn AmeliA, Port
TnwnxRfA
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MARKErs n rELEGKArn.



NEW Yoxx. March A--stocks were very dsa
today. especially for The resalas seocka a.
though trusts allowed little more animation at
advanced prfcea Western Union and Missouri
Pactec showed considerable weakness. while
Wabash wss strong. There wss considerable
oaying Of Eock Island. but s. Psni Was pressed
for sale steadily al day. In sptfs Of resistance
engenden b. The report Of the earusnes for
FebFnaYy. Market closed duh and without sig-
nifcant changes from LIST nights priceA Gov
srnmeuts steady. Petroleum opened sesaty
at ~. and after failing on Il advanced 70 ss5S
tnen brcks on light sales and fell - ~ but
reacted slixhfiy and closed steady at "a.
Stock Exchange--opening. sss1. htghest, sos;
lowest ": closing. ~ consolsdzsed Ex-
change-opening. ses; highest, s6s4: lowest,
s2s5; closing, - Total Gales, sss. 90 barrels
ExcHAxcs ASp sscrRfrIR&
NEW YoRK. March l-Money on call coy:
26ss per cent; prime mercantile paasr, SGT:
sseriinE exchange dull and strong; 6o-day
baaiA A.sl; demand. Sass.
Bar silver. s5e-
roxnA
n trsRixfeytedl . l2lz<4s<s (coupousl 49,. 1854
- tco1pu1xJ $3.50. fsx4< g2Ei6c e. Jig
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AaaaxhceFusS pffces leR whole carcnanso ~
asss quc>sd. together with prices afssx befnx
1reased:
Bkkf-On soo9. per y. SO: drcsped. &C.
AUIIDx-On feok. per - E<c8ss Amh.
Wzs<c: dsc1ed must0u. lie
vkAL--Gmali. On foot. PSF y, S95c: dsesscd.
10ti1e.
STOCK HOGS-on ssoe pes n. H4965Sc. fl
hou ou iooe par y, g<D2Sc: mail hogz. 80
2<c ~ -; dressed. I0c.
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Wsshisgsss inns sgsasiss sad HON sstssA

Washingseu gma sgsasfsa snd Hon sssssh
Assoetateon.
Va hare ics sale io.oOs Acres IN dsssf-
eos psrts OF the state in J. TO- ~. ", ~ and
leo sers farms-good farming ian1s: ~ acres .:
kaAtncisw. 20 mi1fs south of sesSzse oss Nost1rru
Pacsec raitfead. ROOD Improvements. ANAL
osfaart. 100. % and Too sefes xoscrrmens
land On Heods eanal: 30 AID 100 acres severn
neut and In kitssp county. 10 acres near Ssrsu
lAne. $50 per xc7s. 10 acres near Green axe,
tice per ecrt; y ecre. ns.res fslxnd. t7~f. 10
acres fcrs Angeles. si7s ger acre. sAd 10 scrs
lots reaf PprT Townsend. 800 per ACRE. lake
fFoaix on Lake WasairGsgE. OPP esise the terfnf.
nus Of Asais1u sfrs~s esb- Fsiisay: 70 choice
lots in Pleasant valssy. "a the s.1c ~ tbs PRO-
posed eleesde raj: say sseax the boulevard. SIC
81 lots exi9 aitAtn sigst o. Hsasstns fsft.
SID each. 5.0G Acres ehoser pseee< sf Northern
FAcshe railro&d IArsss IN ktax ceanty. 81 70 80
PEI Acrs, 20 erefa IN sac =. - "a a. 4s. near
NSftHern fae Dc esisroai land b. Ssss seattle,
- ARES. DO acres y &c ID y a ~ -. ell
good land. 50 scrss sosu IN zfess Is per acre.
10 neres - Sc J., - y q. ~ =. good clay up
land. heavily tsnseyes SO per sere: 3D. scrss
In SECS - AM ~ ~ - n. ". n atty TO tum
laHi. 81 50 per SIRE: - acres - EExaos City
Oregon, nifeiy fEprnvet. aajotatnG fstv. $50
Per acre improves. viii c1} NJ fnso srfs lots
and sell for sn average Of - per sesa. thls 10
great bsrGafn: lie ezss OF and GEAR 70 eks
Wsshinston. Us PEE acre Eoxwesl onildlEa.
soo1 ~ Seattle Wasa
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Anacortes.

Acre tracts Tor sale on Fidalgo island
near Anacortes. suitable for plating
viii make eight lots to the acre.
Buy acres and plat your own lots
We have in section 20, on Fidalgo
island, S acres at $1,000 per acre.
Lots all round il selling for 5000 to
$5oo In section IS, acres at $500
per acre. In section 81, 40 acres at
$sso per acre. In sec. 81, 20 acres
at $r7s per acre In sec. J, So acres
At &Iso per acre.
Can make easy terms on nearly all Of
these tracts. We also have business lots on
She best streets OF Anacortes ~ from $50
10 5000 Choice residences lots at tao to
500. JUS think Of i'll Anscortes IL oaiy
three weeks old and has ~ frame buildings
finished and under construction. Nov Is
the time TO invest before prices get too high
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E,RoM TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
h The line 70 take to I'll points Esoe and
sSas sAroush " v..si ans =. Tr. a every
day In the year 70
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
(No change Of cara,
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpasped, Pun
man Drawing Room sleepen Of
latest equipment
-r0URIsr SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and IN which
accommodations are both Fnkk and furnished
for holders Of Grst or eecOnd-clase ttcketss and
ELEGANT DAT Coaches
continuous line connecting with al tines
affording direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper resefvati0ns can Be secured
In advance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TlCKEIs
To and from al points in America, England
and Europe caa DO purchased q any ticket
Leave Seattle az sos Z m. daily: arrive at
Minneapolis or st. Paul at $40 p. m
PACIFIC DfvIslos.-Trasns leave Seattle daily
~ SOS a. m. 10 80 q m. and : p m; arrive 1t
Tao ma az .o5 a. M, IL rs y. and 906 p m. I;
arrive at Portland at $50 q. m and Sis p. m.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ele
eant day coaches, finest palace dining cars BE-
tween seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Fun Information concerning rates. time Of
trains. routes and other detaiis faznished on
appiicatio 70
4. B. CHAR TON, Asst. Gen. Pass Az.
IL First 81. Cor. Warrington. Portland, Or.
street. Boston block. scattls, wasa.
z. ToNKIN, Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot, foot Of Third street
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THE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP


wfa receive fsssgas q Mission street. what
Saa Francesca o1 and AFTER March y a1a VII
81 tos seattle and fugss sound ports CO
wAfeA g.
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dispatch steamers from Seattle q follows.
For san francisco, via Port Townsend ana
Victoria: Al p. m (passengen received on
board 81 S D. MI March 4. 3. II. 10. "a, o. and
every I've days thereafter.
For Alaska. March and a
From San Francisco. for Victoria ana Puget
Sound ports: At2 4 N. March |. q. IL. Is, II,
~ 81 aud every i've days thereafter.
Tickets NAV be obtained a. the omce OF the
company AZ Ocean Dock. Seattle.
GoOnALI. PERKINS h CO., san Francisco
II. MeikLIAS. snperintena eut, Seattle
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nuIcKxsr T1nE 10 OLYMPIA.
xAMncHn AxD GRATIS HARDoR
I'm PAssESGER STEAMER xuLrxoNAH.


fThe oppoGtt0n boas1
LAsvss Tacona mon he y. r wharf daily, ex-
ckpt suraay. 81 q - khAgp Return snks
iesyeo KAmilchts i2s4S p. n; Olympia. p "a.
arriving In Tseoms p M. connecting vita
ere sAroagh boazs for Whafsuui snd way points
Leaves Baker & BAcons doc 4. foct Of Unicn
Street, scekfle, for Tacoma. q > p n. sunday
n. h-Tkfs boat must BE- taken from To
coma for s;roys Harbog county, being ne
only THROUGH BOAT.
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sAN FRANCISCO MARKET R4vIEw.
San FRANCISCO. March A-wheas-Ssrens and
active at ASK
Ba&ey-Quisi; trade has become % dull and
values touched % low that IL does not look poe
slbie thaf matters can be any worse: signs Of
mending are noted today; No. 1 fced, 7s976s<c
osz--The dumping Of la0oo sacks from
market trade. Good: choice iced. tls2sssgLas;
No. l, q 80 lower grades. 9ocsG4L25.
Hops-TrAde small. prices nrm ct H9i2Isc-
Potatoes-Actiye. receipts light, consisnmenss
Of Eastern constantly arriving: Early Rose.
1l.7xe2; Peerless. N.7S32 Bnrbanks. 81 i0641 20.
Butter-Duli; fancy. i7c: good 70 choice. Is
@f6
Esss-Easy: California. isel7ss: Eassern. is0
isc-
NEW SosK xARKEra
NEW Yonx. March A-Hops-Qaiet u about
yesterdays psiceA
cosyee-opuons steady: aaro point. down:
quiet sales. sA7so bags: March, tl6-909le.s6;
April. tl6.sotei6.s0: March, &i6.7osalss0 Spot
Rio. steady and quiet: fair cargoes. &c
sugar Raw Firmef: fair demand: fair refin-
ing. Sise.
wool--Quist: domestic ssfessc
Copper--NegIected. Lake March. 31Ao6.
Lesd--shade easier. domestic. &as-k
Tin--Quiet and steady; Straits, s-o7a
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. March &-Rys-May. S4c
harley Nothing doing
whsky-s2
shoulders-stisSsA2o. short clear. xsioss.lA
shcrt ribS-s&go
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARxKr.
CHICAGO. March & - Csttle-keessrS, $500;
strong: steers, iosfsc higher: steers tsa&ss:
ssoekers and feeders. ts.ssSA5o. Texas corn-sed
steers. e. sna2sa
Hoxs-Eeeeip,s $500: strong. slow to Sc
lower: mixed 1sss&4oa. heavy, x-sSS& or Z;
light tSSe5lla
sAeep--krceirts, s0uo: stronger. natives. SO
nse. Western cora-ied. a. soss.so Texans, s. SOC
Aso
lIyERrooL 0RAts xsRgEr.
I1vEarcol. March s.--Nheat-Firas demand
fair. holders offer spsTfngiy.
CONQUEST: new naked Western. % ia per
csntal
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THE PAST AND coxxoplous PAssESGn

gTsH1 FAST AND CoMMoDloUs PAEsxN6n
u eTxAMkR MULTNOMAH,
torPosIrloN BoA1
Leaves the -. r wharf daily At q m for Olym-
pia Kamilche and Gray's Hafbor, returning -
Tacoma at s ,. m, connecting with boats iof
sEATTLE AND wnATC0A.
Arriving 81 stasle II p. n
TINE TABLE
" Tacoma zoo IN Ar Olympia le@am
Iv Olympia los Z n Ar Kauaflcho uEam
" Kamilchs l215 p m Ar Olympia l5pm
Lv Olympia 2eop N Ar Tacoma se0pm
CONNECTING wit. AnA Ter seattle
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STEAMKR KIRKLAND

LHAyEs POWER HorsK
Leaves ~ g ~ acr ysani.a ssd var pcrts
Leaves .; q n AID = IA sor sewcas,Ss
a19 vay yarsA
leaves ~ tsss d n. for JnaastA And way pcysa
Leaves ~ u - p n toe Houxat0n and vay
III IorsHEAp. Manager.
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aehs bflls Of exehanes On rnndenL .v~sneAa.
coilsessons made = N pofnA q asvsr.ha,
Bondu, SOCKS snd sshsr v,suaha~ s,erav,a
- oepoas Jtps sats keeptnE
UAsHIxGTUy SAVINGS HANK-Nuon.
w porased under the territorial lava
CAPITAL .H.om
9s. Dearborn .....-vics-Praas.s
H ~. Ht9Glue--....-.C aahlo8
AsxxxRAL RANKING Eruxxss rnAxaAcrR
prasss drawn "a IN paris a TIE vcsia N
tersss paid on sasinss and time dsposin
inss nom % o'clock
Deposits nay y nads IN pssssa = b rsgis.
sssed issss., moasy order q sxprs1 and1seauis
MOney loaned On FsAl sstase q rsasonahas rassa
RAEK OF BRnzsH COLUMBIA
Unsupported b. royal charter issaJ
Nov open fos budnsain -
Starr block
foxsr Is incsssss sc.-........ .ecoosSs
U9xpi~A------.-.---.~.------.--- b7AoOD
J.KKITH WILSON. Massees
Bnnehss: san Francssco tCsll. porsIanA
hstninsssr. kanaino and Kamloops n c.a
General banking b.siness sransscs,d: spraa,-
srsnhir tr>nssers IA an rhs 49,. sss.~S
w. S S:. IS:i , css:ss cs:s. "a Ss::
vrxur rrrrr rArro~arnavw ornArr,,
U1 EAAs1 "AAaoSA1 oA"A VI nAAA1Ass
Paid NJ oApttal
3 McG.1w: rsssidsns
sIsTRR
6eneral banking buene0 oan1eoeed
esA& s~A nale~rnnhio exohaasa unvnAao in M
90 y =. - '
-11 .e-o1e
MxACaAAn AND AANuIAcEukkA
INSURANCE COMPANY.
esAA ----..-~-.---- .-... 50. .s.~...-se
Harry Witt, President
'AsrAA AAsSaHsAs' sso0
Yssise svsnus. opposite South Third strsse
nam. v..
BA"A "
Paid iW,60
sPryc1R sssss
i OF seattle.
James ana Cherry.
Va sossSsT....-....--vi s:r,s:1s::s
IrAnsacis general banking ousinssA
ngxRcHANY NATIONAL BANK
UNITED s1Asss sosknsxxsI
peeis IN icreign ana domsstie sxcnass.A
q szsdit
80 -
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uooD1 CANAL ROUTE ~
H PINK
Ia s1ne1R yeepAins vsn ,oavs Hssaaan-
Celnaa whas1. fccto % Maxfnn stroee. Wednesday
ma 6oeuxday Dor11HG % & q. foe Rorf
6a9hiA esaheck. uuioa CITY and I'll vay poln1
60 Hoods Canal ReFnraiHg ieayes Cnicn CssY
Monday end THURSDAY morning For frefrhf -
ponoe1o oDply g Hatde d-Colman wharf a. =
board JOHN ANDERSEN. Nasssx.
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time table or pieces OF call without notice.
DAYS or DEPARTURE FROM sxArTLK
Tuesdays ana FndayA
DAYS or ARRIVAL AT sEATTLk
Tuesdays aud Ersdayk
= JOHN A. o'BRIEN Master
W He6TNyIa Aren't
JOHN IRVING, Manager c. r. n. Co. Id
FAH z1n-
PAAINcYR STEAMER WILDWOOD
ooaetlA Tnooms, Olympia, SteflacooW onA
AcNeils Island
WINTER TTNR CARD.
C0m1enctng Tuesday. Novemo0 II
Ies.s Olympia de.ly e1c.ps Monday .@..
Inv Ls,s.. 1 nss;s'. !. II 49, g..
RETURNING.
Leave Seattle. daily except Monday. 2@pn
Leave Tacoma +" 40pR
Arrive Oiymria. -soopm
LANDINGS-seasffoL Yesler'e wharf: Tacoma
y. r. =. = wharf: olympia. nons wharf.
Meals on beard Only boat making round
"Trip Sundaya Carries Northwestern and Wells
Fargo express and fast freight
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FAn NM
Ca MAIL STEAMER MAHH
wysl leavs Yesleres DOCK q Z N every Ncndsv.
Wednesday end Friday for Tweive-msle Polne
EdmundA Aurkilsen, Marysvilie. Lowell ana
Enohoraixh. returning following dAys at q. -
GEO. n FOSTER. ArerI
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70 ma lAoss..

sica . dissass 4 vsas "a eanSssS.
49,. n 3 !, q. ~ eessssA 1igssn 8 49,
crrs 49, S~S-- - SS5,S1o osSs9 - ~
curs - ~ csS.- ~, - "
skilIcS - sv~~r 49, -. - -
elrai ~.x nSoieA 9r4oN;
dexeeys~nS~ 4, a. ~ - 49, -
New vcrS sr-ss. Lss1N1 -
wcnsrss 1a~.st.s cyS,. ~
- "a 49, -~{ -. Sossssa 49, ~ - -
srsio~sr~. srs.i.is.ss ~ 49, -. -. kne~ 49,
sscAe - me ooGnsxx
x S.,, uo.n $50, arc salsals-Aose -
Goa. prodacsns siss.,s s - -
@ esr. % sA e. - sss:.:ss : sssasiy. -
sssely. csrmsnss,,. - 80 49, his : busopA
- 49, NJ sgeemU cuzo6
$1,000 AND 0R1u nenR Annn
oypAffA a,ppnnp - Ar.asess ~ -
oo9plsealy erndicaSsd = = eo
uiceFs, casarFA - .>-x,.
vn ~. ssnsn asvs iails4 -.
psinfsi s, SSrsasr "a n,seeR ss.n1nA
Siossdv .rsns M 20 1eane1a e1!1nl ~
msns - .S w. eoaoee1 - WIN n41n9 -
s,ess. eyssisis pro.psiS cd ssssIs 49,
o. $50. "a s...s usec -.
.sssiy, nsd'ss - ss'skly go ssse -
ton . nsdisins g 49, 49, sssrsnise q -
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cKATTLE LAKE, SHORE . xAsTxRN RAIL
Time q arrival and departure a. trains
from seattle.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
so- snoAon..A. Rua1 and As- A
,s si ssssssn.s and -.y 49, s Ss:
FOR south Bend. snooIal-i
ME aud way poinis.-----i s5am 5Epn
Tor Gilman and way... 'san sgg6nn
SUNDAY TRAINS.
points. ............ --1 10y sspm M0au
cr Gilman snoqaalnie,l
South Bend End wayi
For Suburban. points I've trains sach way.
ALA
E.w. RUFF, Gen. Pssa AT
IW. D. HOLBRO0K. Manager.
To San FRANCISCO
And All Points n
CALIFORNIA
Via the NJ shasta Route a
THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
To all Points
EAST AND SOUTH.
rHx SCENIC aours or rHs PACIFIC coAsR
PULLMAN BUFFRr sLKEPERa
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING Cars
Attached 70 express trains. snording superioe
accommodation Tor second-ciass paseengen
For rates. tickets, sleeping-caf reservations
etc, call upon or address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM, District Passenger
AGENT, no eouth Tenth street, TacomA, wash
4 T. R00kRa Assn General Freight and Ras-
sengef Agent Portland. Or.
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pfafA drawn "a IN paris a the vurla In
tereet paid on savings and time d~poeim
HOuIs-l0A N - p m, and SATURDAY Opunr
lnas ffom % o'clock
Deposits nay - nade In pesso0 - ~ rogas-
tired Letter, moosY order a. expruns and 6eponfk
books vim b returned - requested
Noney loaned On reAl estase q roasonAhae raeoa
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rsrrr AND VEGETABLES


aas situation IN the szait market IL exactly
ae a. isst reroFsed The splendid DO
ies oranges continues. rsircs are the
ARfiss are stsii scarce with . light de-
- With iemons there 10 nothing Of special
sssA Potatoes are the same as last reported
a~ are the SAGE snd tie market Is Ia ex.
-. -. Gs same Condition Cssesxes are ss1ll
sasce and high.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILwAY-THE ONLY
TRANscoSTINENrAL LINE
Running solid trains from
PACIFIC TO ATLANTIC COAST.
--coxsfrrIxa OF
Palace sleeping and pario3 carr.
Luxnsiosa diniss earn.
cenmodicus colonist sleeplng cars-shs latter
free.
THROUGH TICKETS
To 81 Ps.l. chIsago. Detroit; To,anso noasrsaa.
Boston. Portland. and al
posnta in the United
esates and Canada can be purchased - less faeeo
than via any other line.
Passengers booked 10 and from eli European
points
Fer rates. maps and psrticaiars can on - ID
c. O. MccoRp.
So 6 washington street. Portland. OF.
r. W NcfsI<Sis~. Seattle. WASH
WI CkRsoS, Tacoma. wash
DE BROWN. Asst Gen- Fright ana faesen-
ser Axent. Vancouver. C.
Correspoatsnee respectfully saacised
Canadian Pacific Co, possofzoc.
CoruxsrA = ruoxr SOUND K1ILiO1D-
Trains arrive snd leave Seattle - fellows
issnilin sas a. W. sDsn sOpa
Coal trains, win coach attached. hsvs -
rssa1 running a"f w ~ s ssIs. a.xs aassss
puGx- SOUND NATIONAL BANK. OF sx
transfer nonsy 81 sesexrspn - sny psrs a
sse Caisrd States and kurops. fecesss
Deposits Of money and sssss pss
books or certificates faefsios-
CORRESPONDENCE:
Exsr3on ~ " RosAsra bid d Soma
rats. Re RosAscaEif Frsrea
Trank.ars A. n. L vsn sssiser Co
CAfra&o. Commercial Ssssoass SAnk-
Bosson. szs0ax S.ssenai R4nk-
san Fsssaesseo. sas Eszk os sA2s:ornsA
rsstlaEss. TIA FRS SAsosA- s&ak
SALTY sArzEgr------..----.----..-- Prssfdesa
F.fyxRKr--------------------viee-r.s. sss %
Ss.s Iosassl essser casny "a yrsss sEsss
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-. ~ situation In the egg MARKETS unchanged.
.ae exception thai Eastern have been gain.
9 little strength daily aud are liable TO 60
point stocks are SIN somewhat heavy
-. - tas msskss bat the active demand Is rap
! ~. esfieuns them. Some Of ire present
are not very choice in quality. bat
1irracnss have been better. Ranch cx4s
- sesy scarce and hardly maiutAin their rosi.
"a n The market
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.A1iornsa hessrs stsll holds swsy IN sae r.,a..
!. - % The exclusion Of ali other elsxs~> TAsr~
- Fsadsa demand for batter and tae market
= Mosi satisfactory eosdition. The quality
49, po ~ very good. prsces are The same q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-05

6rnrss u - Seattle clearinghouse today
RNkM
- ~ marked svsry branch u buai-
r. 01nl1ID during the week Values - .
- born nsm, with no prospect a. any
fpoxticular interest Improvements In
49, f0k1nS and retail trade h noticeable.
- - len rather hard hut that has
onnsacftoBs In real estats and property
- n ssyictsy commercial Inca The
mt In retail trade, - well - part Of
IN - jobhing tsade y DIS 70 the vsashef.
IN 6l1neS 81 interest hsye taken place. A
11n1omsnt Of the present condition Of
u n every line OF trade Of importance
u llund bsiow:
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POULTRY AND CANA

sae poultry market In now supplied from the
alHioss exclusively This Is because there
aoe shcf recou,se. The home supply IL ex-
-vusv mort and the Portland market con
" OF the Oregon poultry. To the East.
aea TIE situation Is as II Is now. Seattle mcs~
.s. nn sss forced to iook for stocks. This brings
p1ce Of poultry ap to the toranoss mark. -
ssossnoas VIII show. There Il . spiensfsd de-
I'D for Ill classes Of poultry. The receipts
sne East conssss principally Of chickens.
aone market supplying Il of the turkcys.
- sa'ea saerc IL bat light eemand Game.
- ne exception OF few ducks. h eut Of the
1es Prices Of both are e. quoted.