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New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Prices were trife lower on the petroleum marEes
Yesterday opening at 64 Ia and closing at VI l-2.
sales of 1900 barrels of September oil were reported
on the Consolidated Exchange
Refined quotations were 65O96.G5 cents per GAL
Ion in barrels ais cents in bulk in New York, and
s45De 90 cents per gallon in barrels ii 10 cents IN
bulD in Baltimore and Philadelphia: Cases were
ouoted AZ 80 cents and crude in barrels az $50 cents
Il 90 cents in buk). Naphtha quotations were DO
cents. Foreign quotations were Ant"erp' 10 no,rc
The latest reported were 93,S54 barrels on
August "a making daily average for the month OK
n o1O barrels. Deliveries for the same date ~ero
1O7 2e3 barrels an average of 79,435 barrels. 49,.
on City Penn, Aug. 26Natonal Tf2n,t cerunSa'ss c s
onened az 0i.; highesu, 0A't lowest ofls clo7cu az
6fia Sales 5000 bbls eIearanees' 5000 oos' snip
ments ee 456 bbls runs, 102, ,f9l - ,r ,,,,.ooI
pittsburs Penn. Aug 26-Petroleum du.; Nauoii
Transit certificates opened at 81 closed ut ois hse9''
81
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DUMB TO THE woRLD.
Connections Man. 60 Tears Old, Ha
Spoken to No One but His Brother.

Connseticut Man. 60 Yssrs OLD, HAS
Spoken to No Ons but His Brother.
DANBURr, Conn.,, March Especial. -
John Pratt, accompanied by his brother
William. the only person to whom he has
spoken in sixty years, walked into police
headquarters yesterday morning and gave
himself up. He was charged with shoot
ing James Morrow. He made no reply "a
the charge, and all efforts Of Judge Hough
and the attorney failed to elicit any re-
Spouse. When Clerk Holmes put him
under oath Pratt wrote on note guilty
and handed it 70 Judge Hough. Pratt's
written explanation of the shooting being
accidental WAS accepted by the court and
Pratt was discharged.
Pratt is perhaps the most peculiar man
in the world today. During the aixty
far as one person is concerned he II in full
possession of all his faculties. That per-.
son is his brother William, who is several.
years his senior, and for whom John has
pronounced affection. John has never
spoken . word T, e any li wi1e person except
verses fiuently and with freedom, but al
ways assures himself that there is no other
listener within hearing. He has been
married twice, each time his wife being =
sister of his mother. His second wife il
now living. No children blessed either
union.
Efforts to entrap John into conversation
have been many and ingenious, but never
successful. His hearing is wonderfully
acute. Many interesting incidents con-
corning him are told by older residents Of
Danbury. where John was born, and
where he has always lived. When he was
young man the boys used to resort to al
sorts Of schemes to find An opportunity to
listen to him while talking TO his brother.
The brothers were farmers and worked in
the field together. The boys would creep
along behind the fence until near John,
and lie there, hoping to hear his voice,
but they were successful only few times
Then John became wary, and one day he
caught Samuel Taylor and gave him .
thrashing. John was arrested and tried
for the offense, but all efforts to induce
him to speak in court we're Intellectual.
John spent thirty days in the county Jail
for contempt of court. At another time
six young men about town thought they
would compel him to speak. They visited
him at his work i'm the corn lot and began
badgering him about his peculiarly. John
stood their abuse for q while and then
turned on them. He whipped every one
of them. From that time he WAS not
troubled.
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These well-known and reliable specialists treat
all chronic, nervous. blood and skin diseases also
eli acute and chronic diseases Of the eye and ear.
They are the most eminent physicians on the
American continent A. surgeons they are
NERVOUS DkBrLIrY, spermatorrhca, semi
nai Losses Night Emissions. Loss Of Vital Pcwers,
Sleep essnes ., Gloomlness. Depression Of Spirits,
Aversion 70 socfetv, Nearly Discouraged. Lack Of
Confidence, Dull, Lstless, Un6t for Study or Busi-
ness. permanently and speedily cured.
ALL SEXUAL DEFORMITIES and impedi-
ments to marriage corrected
BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, Syphilis COM
pleteiy eradcated without the Use OF mercury.
Scrofula- EryspeIas. Blotehes, Eruptions, Eczema
Acne Ulcers, Pimples Pains In the Head and
Bones, ETC., permanently cured when others have
failed.
URINARY. kidney and Bladder Troubles.
Weak Pack. Burning Urine. Frequency Of Uri-
natfngs Urine High olored or with Milky Sedh
ment on standing. GonorrhRa, elect, Cystitus,
varioceie. Hydrocele. ETC., permanently cured
Charges reasonable.
STRUCTURE cured in from fifteen TO twenty
CATARRH. Throat. Nose and Lung Diseases
successfully and perm ancntly cured
PILES. fistal- Fissurc, Rectal Ulcers, perfectly
cured without knife Ifyature or caustic No deten-
ton from business. Over eco cases cured Treat
ment scientific, safe and painless, and wonderful in
Its results.
LADIEs-An Female Weakness promptly
cured Headache. Nervous Prostitution, General
Debility, Sieepiessness, Depression, Ovarian
Troubles. Infanl alton. liberation, FalHhg Dis
placements, DismenorrhHa, Spinal Weakness,
Kidney Complaints, Ch angc of Life, etc.
Once Eours-S a m. to p. m. sundays, 8 q
N.R-Persons unable to visit NJ may be treated
Tree.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
suxuAnY on Tuy SITUATION.

San Francisco. March 9.-In the wheat mar
ket prices OF all grades are higher; shippers will
pay from fl.j0(Gl52H per GENITAL for good to
choice shipping grades Sales OF round lots
were made this morning at the top quotation.
Barley Is firm aud moderately active for feed de
good grades sold at s1.f2'5. There IL nothing
new OF potatoes. The onion market is very
strong. Green peas came In freely this morning,
the majority being In good condition. Tomatoes
are slow; only choice lots brought &i.2j per box
steamer from the southern coast brought 100
oranges They were for the most part common
Los Angeles st0cs, aud had little effect on the
market
PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS.
Produce receipts Flour, 1900 quarter sacks;
wheat 1900 centals: barley. 100 centals. oats
1900 centais; potatoes, 5000 sacks. bran, 1000
sacks.
Wheat-shipping qualities. sl.t0el5ii4 per
GENITAL for good to choice.
Barley-No. feed, $40; choice, $L4i(1l. al;
common grades, u 80; brewing, N.4Stxlo
Las for fair TO good, and 81. to for choice.
Oats-Surprise. $l0ty3l-ao;- milling, ti.SJ0
$l.a0; good 70 choice feed, $I.75l1sei-s5; fair,
Corn-Large yellow, $Lsss4 30: small yell
low, N.S7l z9l 10; white, 3l.Szt xgl.51s per cen
tai
OPTIONS
Call board sales: wheat-Buyer 1891, sl.A
@ esa eios,1g e. s5ss' buyer season. si5a4'
BarIey-Buyer 1891, sl4sxdsi4s. closing at
tl-43t<. buyer season, $l.is,4tGli5. closing at
Drafts-sight, Is: telesraphic, - Sterling
bills-Bauk, ASsi.. sight, siSa; commercial,
AS Silver bars, 3lzgn Mexican dollars,
7S959c.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.


The Deeds Recorded with tho AudltoU
Yestsrdsy.
Real estate transactions from January 1. isel,
to date are s5s9o,s7so7. There wsrs died for
record yesterday 50 deeds, the considsfas5ons
aggresating e<9,loe, IN average Of $1,26k5i.
Following 10 the list - furnished By 0sboene,
Tremper 4 Co, ahstrActuD Of title, rooms ., 10
IL and III Colmsn block:
A. p. Nitten to J. Compton. lots Is and n.
n;osk q lots and eSiock 8; los ID ana ~ block
William Butler to A. 2. Anderson, ~ Of ~
ofsw Ct sw sec g g, !. $40
block II, Hutchinsons div G. Lake, and lots -
and SO, block l, wallingford's div, 800.
J; D. Smith 70 4; Hanson. lots 81 and I. block Z,
&. 8. to Theodore Tamm. ne SO Isn.z
Us to G. rritschack, ne sec 4, %. 6
Us to otto Ismm, ~ sec :. 20 -.
w, n, staples 70 6. L Taylor. LIZA rds in see
n Morrell to ). r. Jones. ~ lot !. block
W ": BeeI e i; 4. IAushlin. lot .. block
blocks, and lots rs, IA and Is block 81, s. r l.
Co I'd to Dcs Moincs, t2i0.
7. s. Gillette to a. 4. Gillette, und,S lots ]. 2,
p. N. shanks ct al to w, u. Llewellyn, paxt
lots and 9, sec. Is, "a. 4, &26,J00
W. ueweliyn to George Trimble, part lcss
EFT. !. Co 70 b. Counter, nv Of =. u, 4, n.
Paige to +. H. Smith. Is 4 in ssca. .. IS; -
y: 4; Ress to Gustin Tibbetis. part sec y,
c. J. Anderson ct al to r. Hanson, lot 8, block
], Seattle Hid. second, $50
p. Gcnnsson to I Miller, lot .. block I, No
Naught's first, 81 500.
United States 70 f. steiple, nv, ne, II. 2.
BIZ. Day to 4. !: Ride, lots 10 and II, block II,
Days Eldorado, 500.
". Behring TO J. s. CopIey, lot II, block ..
A. !. Kreider to W. L Uvesly. lot 1s. block ,,
Ross second, $s50
T. Devine to J. Calvin, lots and Is, block Is
Yesler's first to Kent, $780,
II. White to w. J. Colvin, lot 2. block 50. Est
A. A. Denny to J. Redelsheimey lots and ,.
block II. A. A. Denny's Broadway, E,50o.
2. Peterson TO Z. Peterson, pit lot :. block r.
W. 4. Passavsnt, jr., To- =. l. c. Of H. r.. lot 1.
moore . e = q J. II IL walker. 10. ii. block
q, Brooklyn add. $50.
block 10, s. Park $50.
z. W. Denton to G. II. Cole, lots and 2, block
I'D, salmon Bay Park, 500.
L Lodge 20 n. Dow, lots II and II. block 81.
William Butler to /. Wilson, ~ Of ne Of ~ of
~, section u, %. 5. 500.
r. Nolte to J. Cornils, lot 2, block L., Comstock
Add, love and affection
r. Soite 70 c. r. Nolte, lot ?. block Is, Com
=. Noite e George NoIte, lot $. block Is, Com
e. A McKinzie 70 8. L Muldoon, lot ~ block
H: 8 Upper 81 Il. to N. 8. Booth, lot is. block
a. Ellis Add, $50.
J; Furth . John Leary, "a of ~ Of -. section
J. Furth to John Leary, lot 8, section 2, Is. +
except 10 acres. s.
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Dr. Z. c. WE8r's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
WENT. q guaranteed specific for Hysteria Dizz,-
Ness, Commissions. Fits Nervous Neuralgia Head
ache Nervous Prostration caused by the use Of ~.
cohol or tobacco, Wakefulness. Mental Depression
leading to misery, decay and death, Premature Old
Age Rarrenness Loss Of Power in either sex In
voluntary Losses and Spermatorrhra, caused by
over-exertion OF the brain, selfabuse overindui-
gence. Each box contains one months treatment
u box. six boxes for IS, sent by mail prenai6
On receipt Of price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received By US
fer six bottles, accompanied with S. we win send
the purchaser our written guarantee to refund the
money II the treatment does not effect Q cure
Guarantees issued only by KERKow BRos Druf.
gists and Sole Agents. Occidental Block entrance
on Yesler avenue and James street. Seattle, Wash
Open all night
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SEATTLE. March .. $50,

SEATTLE. March e 1921.
Exchanges at the Seattle clearing house today
amounted to sIfo,s6fs0 The balances were
$i5.296 ~
Trade opened up quietly yesterday for the
week. In the feed and produce market wheat,
barley and oil cake were reported trmer and
prices advanced shade. Hay and cats are still
weak, but prices have not changed the past
week. The receipts consinnc to be heavy.
In the vegetable aud fruit market no new fea-
lures were reported Navel oranges were short,
ouf fair supply came in OH the walia walla,
which relieved the immediate demand. A good
stock OF cabbage came in ON the walla walia
Also Onions advanced &c yesterday.
The butter and egg market showed no change.
stocks were good generally. and prices weak.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandss have been shipped from seattle In
the following amounts: BY rail--Sorthcrn Pa
cine, 9s tons; Columbia 4 Puget sound. 90 tons;
Seattle, Lake Shore d Eastern, IS tosss. By
wster-N1iiamette, 2,63l tons; spartan. .,1bS
tons: Wssco. % tons. Mexico 10 tons: W. r.
Monroe, l6 tons: Mabel. ~ tons; Eliza Anderson,
\. Merwin, Is tons: Henry Bailey. 80 tons; Clara
Brown, tons: Washington. tons: Favoriie, )
tons: Delta, tons; Gra,e 6tons; state of Mesh
ington, tons; Glide, tons. Total shipments,
OBS tons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE KEcEIrrs
Receipts of produce and merchandise at the
port OF Seattle during the past twenty -four
nc. as5 tons: Columbia & Puget Sound, % tons:
Seattle, Lake shore & Eastern, 800 tons. BY
watcr-Walia Walla. 523 tons: J. r. Mcdonald,
Id tons. l. J. Perry, % tons; state OF Washing
Ton, ~ tons; Fanny Lake, - tons; Wasco, tons;
W: =. Monroe, tons: Mabel, tons. Total re-
~
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RAILROAD STOCKS.
xE.cHASplsE.

MERCHANDISE
Hops-Steady and quiet.
Cofee-Options closed steady. I115 points
down. Sales, $3.50 bags. including March at
&lSo5Hia 10; April. Si7.es1ls.9o, May. $f7sE1
l7D. June, sl7. 3gI7.s5s July, ST.. 25ei7.o. spot
Rio firm: fair cargoes, l9i4c: No. Z. Isle.
s,igar-Raw. steady; fsir refining, Jse; cen
bags Of Muscovado. 50 test. at yisc. 100 tons Of
eentri.ugais IS test. juno, 81 10; y tons do july
$s.76; refined, steady
Copper-Heavy; lake, March, l4c.
1ead-Steads: domestic. si37it.
Tin-FirTn: straits, $aD.15.
Petroleum-April closed at 7t9sc-
CHICAGO BoAsp OF TRADE.
CHICAGO March a--wheat was strong today,
but for 20 known reason so far as could be dis
covered. exeepf that the bulls had the fever on
and the shorts s.anpeded. Msy opened az
slOlss sold of TO 81. and then on very heavy
trading sold up 10 1.0.zz- From that point it
weakened somewhat and closed ~ 81 o.; zf9lo.sss
Receipts, 5o5.0o bushels; shipments. 1870
Wheaf-Closed firm; cash, 81: May. $l-o21z9
Corn-Firm; cash, s0c: May. Gle; July, SOC.
Oats-Cash, soc; May, sic; July. 4G1zc.
Bariey-Ffrm at sS1soc-
Pork-Firm; cash, Se-75; May, $ioo2t49lo.o5;
IrcIFira; caah. sa7z,1; May. 1885; July.
$6E,x.
Whisky-9lIA
snouidsrs-aaioe4ls. short clear. 3lss05;
shoYt ribs 3465947a-
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO, March a-Cattle-Re Receipts. l4.eop:
fairly active and barely. steady; natives. eal50
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The HEtagensic System
Is the Grandest Product Of the
Nineteenth Century.
THE RESULTS
From This System Of Treatment Are
Among the Karvels Of the Age.
THE RESULTS
MopEsro. Cal. Nov. 2. Ism


MoDEsro, Cal, Nov. 2, 1890.
DR.. ]. e. Jordan, Seattle. Wash, Ny
Dear Sir-Mr. and Mrs. Purvis left here in
August; have just reached Texas and Mrs.
furvis writes to me that Mr. Purvis has
been cured by the use Of the medicines
which he used during the time they were
here and on his journey. You will re-
member he had eczema twenty years. He
also had lump on his lip which was very
annoying and it has disappeared entirely.
All he did was to use medicine externally.
he has doctored his face for twenty years
and found nothing before that gave him
any relief
Sometime ago told you about having
such bad finger. One Of my fingers be-
came terribly inflamed and enlarged, the
pain and Inflammation being intense.
applied the Histogenetic medicines and the
Inflammation and the enlargement has dis
appeared. beg to remain sincerely,
MRS. ]. PURvIS.
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A Wholesome Lesson.

Proprietor of Drug Store docking over
the accounts) James. who is IL you have
charged with this $l.50 for bottle Of pat
ent medicine? / can't make out the
name.
Salesman-Mr. Dinguss.
Proprietor = That mans reputation,
James, should have been sufficient TO warn
Won not to trust him. / care nothing for
the amount involved, but TO teach you .
lesson, James, shall have to look to you
for the money we have lost on that sale.
Mr.. Addemup, you win charge James %
count With--um-13 cents.
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SEATTLE. Wash. Julv s. lso0

SEATTLE, WASH, July S, 1890.
DR.. ]. Z. Jordan, Seattle, WASH, Dear
Sir-I recently had a very severe attack Of
erysipelas, from which one of my eyes was
swollen shut in twenty-four hours. Under
your treatment the swelling was reduced
and was restored in forty eight hours. l
am now 81 years old. / had q similar
attack four years ago from which laid in
a most critical condition for six weeks
under the hands of a skillful physician.
| merely allude to this to show the won
derful value of your treatment.
Truly yours,
REV. LYDIA SEXTON.
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$50; stceken. ss1c9a75: cows. bulls ma
mixed. el.2Ja450
Hogs-Reccipss. 4s.ooo: slow and lover:
sonsh; $500: prime Ss e nscs ls g snd oussns
Sheep Receipts, 10000. steady. uativen.
A50aa; Western, Is. 5N9s 90; lambs. 35.509e Ia
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FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
LONDON, March o.--Ciosing- ConscIa: Mo0ey.
81 Ills; money account, AsJs: u. s. n, fB5<J
=. 3. as, t1.osisp Bar silver, 45d per ounca
Money. ~ per cent.
BREApsruYp&
TAvKRrooI, March o--whest-Unchanged.
Corn-spot and April, s. ia steady: March.
So ID steady: May, So I'D.
LONDON, March a.--Thc M0rk Lana Zfpr0D
says English whcafs are firm, averaging III -
request At SIS. Corn 10 drm and has advanced
I'd. Barley 10 firm: advanced a. Al tCday's
market California wheat reached 80 ID; douf
Naa Cd higher.
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DAVID.

Er0RT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
she az. eIrnsnfs National Bank. = seattle. in
FEBRUARY -. 1891
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rHx HArxrrH

rMY kAIxIER
d Graham. st Paul H Glenn = wifs. CITY
II Polasky Awf, Chicago B HsrTisan, 10
Calm. Baltimore r Wilcox 8 vi. rogfI1
J A Campbell, Blakeley = D Weed, Helena
HFM0uiton. Iac0niayH Vim Auth, do
Mason. Townsend MrsBaum&iy, Nwhatc0
Miss Marshall. City Harry Lowenthal, %
Miss Msrshall, do Mrs. II Blaine, Ssdlo
Mr. Sawyer wife, La Crosse, Wis
Chicago Corinne BuYlesque Company-~
Mrs Jennie Kimbau Miss CoFtuue
Miss Berthe Crawford ID Dillon
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fremont Buildins. GA Front Dc.
ne most .idely and fAvor.hly known spec.s,i.ss
Surgical Diseases. and diseases Of Eye. Ear. Nose
and Of the Long Island Coiess Hospital. Rrook1yn.
skiii and univerzsi success in the treatment and
curt n Chronic diseases entitle these eminent ply.
eicians 70 The fun confidence Of the anicted sver
a OBTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE n the
aws1 snscs. q early vice end the numerous sviis
PaivXTE. 3 BLOOD i15tn AND SKIN DISEASES
Ipa And Dr
PILES. FIsTGLA AND RECTAL ULCERS
HYDRocEIE AND vxRicocELE perms.
Densly and succssfslly cured in eyesE Csc -.
torrhua. seminal weakness. Lost Manhood.
Might Eniasiona Decaysd Faculties, Female
either sex posisivsiy cured. Is Veil :. :. fncsionS
dsorders that result from youthful follies or th0
MARRIED r f'' MEN, or those entering On snas
happy lslh. swazs d physicaa disability. quickly
sTRfcTUREs radieai1y and safely cured With
out pain or detention from buainesA
Rheumatism. Neuralsia. csteuh: Brouchiu4
sis. Tap. worm. fndissssson. Dysp.psis ccnssips
Jon and iii diseases Of the vafioos organs Of the
8 %: .s:s Ssac: sna sar.,os 6ssp.
skiIifui surgeons who are abe 70 .scs cures IN
many cases that have been pronounced hopeless.
moved with astonishing results enito-urinary
euigery. structure. ~ diseases ana deiormioes q
I s y .a e
cess. - the best evidences q doctors skill
m Sns m IS suaa, y e
ence All confidential Send cents In stamps -
insure prompt reply.
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Miraculous in cuStus rhsunauGn-aoeges
Revealed Remedy.
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URINE LIKE BRICK DUsT-O. X. T. GAVE
HIM ALMOST IMMEDIATE RELIEF.

. very bad condition The urine was Ike brick
dust, and suffered great deal with my back.
All remedies were unsvafling until trted IT,
Oregon Kidney Tea. which gave me- almost -
mediate relief. II. HAMIx1ou.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, March 9.-The stock market this
morning opened higher. but soon declined lrsO
llxc from the highest figures In the late deal
ings these losses were ill recovered, with moth
lug In addition, and the market closed dull but
firm at the best prices OF the day. G., G. G. 4
St l. is up IL and sugar and Rock Island per
cent.
Government bonds, Arm.
MoNBY AND EXCHANGE
Money on cali, easy: closed, offered at g.
prime mercantile paper. 5lzG7. sterling ex-
change. quiet and steady; 6lday bills, 1854;
demand, Ass4. Bar silver, 9s &C.
Q. 8. As freg.). iaO,4U. s.l1stcoupons). 100
T. s. n fcoupons) .loeI- Pacific &c -. LII
III IA lf-sI
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REroRT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
g.. fugel sound National Bank. at seattle In the
..e ol washington, Ut the close business. Feb
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-
a6 buaT MA1IoNALR ANr
$50
$3.50
= McosAw -.
nunacE McNIcKKu :. = w. :; p pres.3sns
1900 .'.'' = : !. :. .caahi~
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rrtscios, e esssss szensnE payahss d 49,
snd Su .oe uaassd ssaass
THE puorr sourn !. -,--.,.-
seaasss - -
Paid up capital ..
.....-........ $4,000
Buy ana sesl N,res~- -.
transfer monsx ihU ~ and domestic exchange:
United states ana Enrops receive depos n me e
Drrrrrc... ''''A
Vice Pre.dsns
CORRESPONDENCE:
ansSsson. sonOlk NssIonai Bank; san Frsneisco;;
National Rank Ao'u' - fifs
-
Capital e,nn
With authority 70 ,ncrc::: = 70 = ~ ~
Occidental block, Front street. Yes,er .~eru. 49,
Incorporated December 10 lsge
-' "
iAs +; wHAYpEN Manager c.ssIs, ana sscy
WIN. Z. BAILEY. JOHN cc nHLIx's
Interest allowed on eran.r, n and term a.,,.,,.
For further iuformat, o' see pro.,ect.. a. -.
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rNcoRpop Arrn ,es,
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surplus. 100000
President, ,.................w. 8 LApp.
Acting Manager. .........N. Il LATfMER
YORK cnicsso na 81 pan en r,sncss On New
land, and various points in wash
ington, oregon and British
Sight bills Of exchange on London available el..
Collections made It all points on favorable terma
BondSv stocks and other valuables received ON a.
posit Tor safe keeping
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yaAxk \. sur1oS. AssIsrANr cAsHIrS
'oAA l. osIAASDAA' vicErAEs.
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL RArr m
i RE ATTf n - DAAsA "
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D. T. DENNY. A. 8. MILLER,
81. ". WHEELER.
Corner second ana Marion Street,. s...,,. w..s
WAssppKHSxGTTE1nS SAVINGS sASK-IScoR-
-
Per cent Interest paid on SAVINGS Depcsita
Far can't. ,pters.. nm e-,,orth. r..,ue..,..
MONEY LOANED ON REAL EsrArr
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BANKING HOURS:
~ : M :" ~ and - 3 =, ma ~ = =.
ID Established on Pacific Coast 1922
Capital paid up ...................,.e3 100000
Power to increase to. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10,OOo,OOO
surplus ......-.-................. 100000
the banks br anch -: also on New York chicas =.
ject TO check.
BRANCHES:
San pr~nr,s~o r., por,,.rA - r.
wssn vic,crSs y.-rorrS ~, ..con.s
N.ns.c en@ rcncooseI New westminster.
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BANKING BUSINESS