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THE WATER FRONT.

Tug Wasp was put on the beach at the foot of
Jackson street yesterday TO have her wheel put
on. The wheel was not ready when she Was on
the ways. so smaller one was used In tho
meantime. She was to have taken several Rats
of lumber down along the beach for the Great
Northern last night If she could be gotten ready.
Steamer ". X. Merwin came in from Salmon
bay yesterday where she has been on the ways
undergoing repairs. Her cabin is now being
liked up At her dock and everything being pms
in shape for the sumner trade. The route on
which she is to run has not as yet been decided
upon.
The signal service predicted another storm
yesterday. and the storm signal was ordered up
for three hours from II a. m. The storm center
was of Vancouver island, but there were 10 Be-
high sontherly winds with thick weather and
rain of Washington coast.
The ship Ivanhoe, Captain Griffin. arrived IN
Port yesterday from San Francisco. She wao
towcd in by tug Holyoke. and went 20 the Me-
chanics' Mill Companys wharf 10 discharge
ballast.
Steamer Greyhound did not arrive from Ta>
coma in time to make her morning trip ycster-
day, bat she made the other two trips all right.
and the morning trip will be made hereafter.
Steamer Henry Bailey brought Ia twenty
tons of hay yesterday for Lilly, Borarius & ca.
The Fanny Lake was expected last night with :
scow load OF hay in tow for the same firm.
steamer J. r. Mcdonald went ont yesterday
morning with cargo of sixty-ive tons ~
merchandise for Beliingham bay and way
ports
The little schooner Maggie arrived in yeasef-
day from down the Sound with 500 sacks OF
oats for Schwabacher Bros. & Co.
steamship Haytian Republic went to the
bunkcrs yesterday to coal for the return trip for
San Francisco.
The Hayward will have some slight repairs
made and will probably be put on the OLYMPIA
route again.
Steamer Clara Brown went out yesterday with
forty tons OF merchandise for Tacoma and
Olympia
Tug ST. Patrick took load Of stone from Port
Orchard to Edmunds yesterday for the Crest
Northern
steamer Hassalo returns to the whatcom
route on the Emma Hayward run this evening.
Tug MoguI was in yesterday aud spent the day
cleaning her boilers and fixing UP.
Tug Mascottc docked the ship Spartan at Tie
coal btnkcrs.
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SAN FEANCIsco MARKETS.
SUMMARY OF rns srruariox.

SAN Francisco, April I5.-Among Yesterdays
receipts OF potatoes were ISIS sacks from ore.
gon. They were of first class quality end were
needed by come dealers to fiji shipping orders.
The market this morning was quite firm, there
being little or no change in prices Onions are
sitter and some choice Oregon which arrived
yesterday sold above the ordinary fixed price. A
few sacks were sold today 1t si.so yer GENITAL.
Oranges are still firm and gIye the fruit market
a sfsffening tone. Riverside naveis are shade
higher and Mexican lines are rather lower,
although the fruit Is not Plentiful. bananas
are lower. Strawberries are coming in more
pien.ifuliy and are cheaper. No change worthy
OF mention has taken place in the butter mar
ket Eggs are not coming In as freely as they
might Vegetables are fairly active, with liberal
supply Of asparagus and rhnbarb- Green peas
are slightly advanced. String beans are duh
and lower Wheat is firm ard quotable az sl.to
al 6as1 with a good demand for shipping grades
Milling wheat is also higher. The price of
family extra -four was advanced 10 $3.50 This
morning Barley Is strong with n fair demand
for choice feed Brewing grades are quiet
TKoDucE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
Produce receipss-Flonr. II COS quarter seeks:
wheat. $500 cen;ais; barley, 300 centals: po-
fatsscs. s.eoo sacks
FIour-fHmily extra. ~ asFa per Dbl; bake,s
extra. sas5ta4.ss; supeffinc, &-a=Gi1s.
Wheat-sLoNsl6ls4 Tor standard shipping
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Real estate Transactions from January 1, l4L
TO date are {s,20s.s To- There were filed foe
record yesterday ~ deeds. the considerations
aggregating s2s.7l,. an average Of SSAS7. Fol-
lowing is the list as furnished By Osborus,
Tremper & Co. abstraetou Of title, rooms s
10. IL and liz Coimsn block.
]. Newlund to ". Williamson, lots Z, s. block
5, White & Msnuing's, $50
Stimson Mil Co. TO s. & N. Ry Co., rightof-
way over lots 10. H. Il, block Is, North seattle
W. " Rinehar, to A. l. sitton, lot 4. block Is.
Steam Motor add. $3.50.
+. smith TO ". Frear. lot ., block II Brishtoa
i. r. Brazil to W. II. Mccain. lots 5. 4, 5.o.A
wrights add, 5000.
l. Brckke CT AL to 4. Settler. n.s lot &. block n,
u. I. Dennys sth, slon.
K. shelton TO c. Farquhar, lots IS to -, block
10. G. l. circle R. X add. sl.sna
500.
q. 4. Baker ct al. TO G. w. Whitney, SEA -
IS. %. :, si.fsn
G ". Ysney to G. IT, Randcll. various lots II
Queen Anne I'd add. 81.
J Huntoon to II. J. Jacobs, lots and ., block
10. g. ktnnear's add. s..
H. ]. Jacobs to NJ !. Hyde ct al, lots and 4
bloc& ~, g. kipncars add, 81
}. nobscn 70 ), l. 3 d T. Ry, rightrof-way il
d. S. L. to l. Hagssrom. leo acres in sec II, n
r. Miller to C. R. rrssch, lots 10. 50. and 50.
& p & Ry add to s seattle 1900
h. l. p. d. ]. Co 20 s. r. l.. Co.. lots Is TO IL
block go. lies Noines ST.
b. r. Day to ". Moran. lots / and 2, block 4
Days Elderado. sfss-
w. Ren,on to J. l. Frazer, LOT J. block IS. Res
ton add, 81 600.
f. b Cale to w Mcdonald, lots . and 10
block 81, town OF Renton <t5A
II. C. Graves TO J. Poison. lot 10. block 4
Graves add. $50
j. n. Eekeis TO 4. n. Ipcs. lot 10, block e.
lake I MON add. ei5d
b. /. b. & !. Co TO J. A. Neal, lot Z. block n.
I'd add 20 pes Moines, 800
J. +. Stuart TO I. Moore, x lot g. block 4
Terfy's sth add. 81.
c. r, Orr to II, Farnham, lot !, block II, lot 10.
block II. Central Seattle, $500.
}. McMnllen 20 A. Hogarty, lot IL. block &
Lakeyiew add, $50.
G. = Wheaton 60 A. o. shiliestad. lots Il. Is Il
and L. block &. Queen Anne I'd add, $500
J. :. Clark 10 A. l. Hawley, lots in Lskeview
add, $l,I5a
Bells heirs to samuel sloan. lots 70 5. block
IS, :. A. Belts I'd, 81.
o. !. stewart TO samuel sloan. lots TO s. block
Is. = A. BeIis ID, 81.
W. J. shinn TO y. A. Ravens, lot l5 Shinn'o
Valley Home. fi.lsn.
,. Dougar to J. b. NeDcrmott. lots saimon
bay r. -.
". G. l. 90. 10 Anton Nelson, lot -. block n.
Gilman rark. xs,a
y. 2. Andrews to !. VI. johnson. lot s, block q
White & Warnings. sg7I.
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Tremont Buildins. GA Front Sc.

fremont Building. GA Front st.
q the Pacifc Coast, are ssi treating with he
greatest success I'll Chronic, Nervous Blood ana
sursicai Diseases and diseases Of Eye. Ear. Nose.
and q the Long isiand College Hospital brooklyn.
akin ana universal success i, the treatment and
curt Chrpcc diseases entitle these eminent ply.
sicians to the fun confidence Of the afflicted every
a CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE for the
awful Elects Of early vice and the numerous evils
PaivATE. RLooD AID SKIN DISEASES
psHR sna RMp sar DIS
ORDERS Yield readily 10 their skinfn treatment
PILES. FIsTULA AND RECTAL ULCERS
HYDRoSRLE l AND '' VARicocELE perra..
nenily and successfully erred In ever es<e
torrhora. seninai Meaknes:, inss Manaood
Night Emissions, pecayed Faculties, Female
ws.snsss and ~ delicate disorder. Peculiar 2
disorders that result from youthful folies or the
excess q p, T.sE, We years: 49,, ,.r =, ,,..
happy lie. aware Of physical disability. quickly
STRUCTURES radically and safely cured with
out pain or detention nom business.
Rheumatism, NenragiA Cstarrn. Broacntn3
S.a Taa. wonm. indisssssn. Dyspepsia ccnssps
Jon and all diseases Of the various organs Of the
0ody permanently Completely ana saeT sssau.y
10 matter what your complaint, eonsuls these
many cases that have been pronounced nopelesA
All surgical diseases. ruEo. and deforrnit:es re-
srrrsry. ssricsure 81 diseases and defornltles 81
either sex, ell impedimsnss 70 marriage eilckiy r.
eess : u. H Sss sssssaes q aoc.a1 ss
Once Hours-s . m untii 9 M Sunday. ~ =
IL. Thousands successfully ,reassd By corrsspond-
ence. An confidential send cents N stamps -
Insure prompt reply.
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quality, and sl.6,sS per GENITAL for something
choice. milling grades 81. 6stslGzs-.
Barley-So. 1 feed. yi.SsiS: chaire. 81 $50
Lac: Common grades 81 u: brewing. 81 ~ sas Is
for fair 10 good and 81 al aai. 20 for choice
oass-Sury,rfse. $t.n6l.s5: milling. tiSs1
LEO. good 10 choice feed. 81 SAILS; szsr, &i-ea-
gei--ls: gray. 81. 11f. ~ per GENITAL.
Corn-iArge yellow, s.. 40. snail yellow, 81 %
al.s2ss.; white, s.seei. f5 per ceatai.
OPTIONS
Call board sales: Wheat-Duyer 1901. $a.sEx
glass closing at S1.65; buyer season, fl.sSf.9
LIS. closing 81 sI-6sss-
ga-sey-Buysr season. si.sSs ssLs79,s, closing
FINANCIAL
Drafts sight, lse: telegraphic. eoc ster-
ling bills Bank. s496ss; sight 81 sasS. corzsmer>
cias, s4.>l silver bars, s70e9ee- Mexican dol.
lars, 1ss7sAsc.
STOCKS.
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AT FORT TOWNSEND.
90 - 81. =. 30 SIS So i-s

sS 80 800 ...-t 7.5 SIS s57 i-s
SEATTLE, April 10.
Exchanges AT Seattle clearing house today
amounted to sl5s,7s7.7o. The balances were
s6s.2s7- oil
large amount OF merchandise was shipped
Out yesterday, nearly all the boats taking good
leads. The receipts OF produce were compare
lively light The wheat market remains I'M
ehrnged, No walia Wallis being quoted at 81
and 81 cents, but none is coming IN.
GENERAL SHIPMENTS.
During the past twenty-four hours goods and
merchandise have been shipped from seattle in
the following amounts. By rail-Northe.n Pa
cine, 2is tons, Columbia e. Puget sound. - tons:
Seattle, Lake Shore & Eastern, IL tons. BY wa
TER. X. Mcdonald. 65 tons: Clara Brown. ~
tons: w. r. Manroe, IS tons. Angeles, 30 tons;
Clty OF Quincy, - tons. City of seattle, - tons;
Washington, 10 tons: Premier, 20 tons: Garland
Is TONS Bailey Ga,zert, II tons: Delta, II tons.
Buekeye, s tons; Fleetwood. . tons; state OF
Washington, tons; Grace, 8 tons: lola. tons;
Gilde, tons. A. T. Robinson, / ton. Total
shipments, 75s tons
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE REcErrrs
Produce and merchandise have been received
al the port OF seattle during the past twenty
Tour hours IS follows: BY raii--Nortbern Pa
cihe, $40 tons Columbia & Puget Sound, 100 tons:
Seattle, Lake shore s Eastern, SIS tons. BY wa
ter-Henry Bailey, - tons: Maggie, - tons: w.
r. Munroc, l5 tons: City of seattle, 10 tons:
state OF Washington, 10 tons; City of Quincy. 5
tosis; Clara Brown, o tons. Total receipts, LIES
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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bosrox, April la-Closing stocks:
Atchison & Topeka 3Oa Mexican Gen., com. IS
burlington ..--.--.. s5S4 san Dego......---- y
MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Quiet and firm.
Coffee-0ptions closed dull at aGl0' points
down. Sales were li,7s0 bags. including April
at $l7.SsGi7.s0: May, <l7.5o; June. sl7-i5: July.
siss5 spot Rio, steady; fair cargoes. soc; No.
sngar-Rsw. steady: moderately active; cen
trifugas, 9~-test, s'sc: Muscoyado. Slice; re-
Copper-Nominal
Ieac-Heavy. domestic, ~.
Iin-lower. straits, $las5
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. April l5.-wheat IL fairly active and
shade better: advanced 4tassc, then declined
lst9sze, rallied sc, fuc,uaied and closed about
&c higher for May and ne higher for July than
$1,000 bushels: shipments, 1ouo0 bushels.
Rye-Quiet at sSgssc.
Barley Nominal.
Whisky-siik
Shoulders ayd5 Is; short clear ST. SS3s co;
short ribs, shznnsi 30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, April I5.-Cattle- Receipts. 1900:
choice To extra. s6sssi %: Others. ssT9aas0,
cows and heifers, s2.7lssst p: sfockers. ssGL6a
Hogs = Receipts, 2o,oo weak and lower;
packers. sisGsssis Prime heavy Wy and butcher
weights, Shasa.s.40: light. sigttS5.i5.
shcep-Receipts, 6.0u: steady to strong for
$asec6: Westerns, s5.6os1so: lambs, s5.61,s
gao.
AMERICAN Farm ExPcETs
WASHINGTON CITY, April 15-The bureau OF
during March were 81. 3d. go. against si577s.0D
the same month the preceding year Exports OF
beef. hog and dairy products were ia,Di.so,
agaiIs. $40. $4,000.
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NEW YORK. STOCK KxcHANgE.


NKw YORK, April BIN the stock merket
this morning the aspect of the monetary affairs
both at home and abroad and of the continued
uncertainty rs 10 the fate of the Western Traffic
Association, owing TO the inability 20 get
quorum of the advisory board together, there
was short market, though there was no
material decrease in the amount of business
done nor a decline in prices. The final adjourn
inent OF the advisory board. subject to the call
OF the chair, was met by heavy buying move
ment in grangers, which seemed to come from
western sources, and all through the afternoon
prices slowly advanced. The market finally
closed fairly active and firm at or near the best
figures of the day.
Government bonds, steady.
Petroleum-May, closed at 7ss<.
THE OUTFLOW OF GOLD.
The Post, in its financial article, says: There
Is 100000 more gold engaged before IL o'clock
this morning for export Ii is believed il there
should be any large Withdrawals OF gold from
the Bank of England today the rate OF discount
viii be advanced tomorrow. II may even be ad-
yanced anyhow rs a precautionary measure.
Call loans here are higher at to AZ per cent
this morning Early prices for stocks in Lon
don were e to u lower than the closing figures
here last night. All of these facts contributed
to make q heavy market ior stocks this fore
noon The situation is also aggravated by cold
water thrown on the prospects OF the Western
At4Aic a>SoSfaticn Dt NouluH SD7cucc, anu
starting all sorts OF bear theories aud stories in
that connection.
Gold coin to the amount OF 81 10000 has been
ordered for export. The total so far to go by
tomorrow's steamer is s., 6oo.0Oa.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money call, easy: closing offered at 2
Prime mercantile paper, SG7. sterling exchange,
quiet and firm: 6oday bills, $is5ts: demand,
$ASs1<. Bar silver. s7ssc.
EoSDs
Z. = tregl..... l2ls4U. s. rs tcouponl loIs<
Z. s. IS coupon. IL Pacificos.. liz
III 81 Z frec in1JsL
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RATLWArS.
TO san FRANCISCO
And all po.n,. in
CALIFORNIA
Vfathe Nj shasta roufe u -
-HE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
The cny route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
70 81 poan.s
EAST AND SOUTH
1Hx SCENIC Rorrx OF THE PACIFIC COAST.
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPEas.
PULLMAN TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Attached to exrress trains. Attending superior ac-
conn odations Tor second class passengers
Fer rates ticket. sleeping car reservations.
etc, call upon OF address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM District Passenger Agent.
liz sSnta Tenth street. 1acoma. Wash
y. hotiIR>. Aasssfaas General Freight and
Passenger Agent Portland or.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
E the lire to take to all points Eas, and
souih. II IS the DINING CAR ROUTE Il
day In the year 10
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
no change Of cars}
composed OF Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pullman
Drawing Room Sleepers OF latest
equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and IN which &c
commodatons are both PRES and furnished for
holders Of first or secondclass tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
a continuous iine connecting with all lines ar
soTding direct and uninterrupted service.
Faiiman sleeper reservations he secured In
advance through any agent OF the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
70 and from all points in America. England and
Europe can be purchased a: any ticket Office Of this
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE As FOLLOWS:
For St Paul and Chicago 6.l5 a. m. and 400 pm
Portland and the south, 6:15 and $50 n. IN. aud
Olympia pia ESQ a m.
Chehalis local. 200 .. m
Anacorfes express $40 A. m
Sedro and north 2:45 D m
Zoo 5:2S and $40 p m.
TRAINS ARRIVE
From s. PAM and Chicago, 1I:ss M and
). Portland and the south. $40 8. M AIS and
e,ehalis and Olympia. IL SO a. m.
Anacortes express. 500 p M
Sesiro aud north. 1925 p: m.
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle and s..
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. e,esan.
Cay coachcs, hnest palace dining cars between So
attic. Tacuma and Portland direct Daily service
Full information concerning rates. time of trains
foutss and other details furnished ON appIica-
tion 10
A. D. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass. Ast..
III First ST.. COR Washington, Portland Or
"A. EHILbtSRG tify Passenger and Ticket Agent
southeast corner Xesler avenue and Commercial
street. Olympic block. seattle, Wash
A. NAnEA e. General A sent and Depot Ticket
Agent. Seattle depot. foot of Third street.
y RAILWAY. A AAAS
March %, 1891.
DAILY.
Lv Seattle Ar Seattle
Fc. Snohomlsh. Arlington. 400 m 100 m
sedro, Anacorses. Fairhaven 9.lO m l2:lO m
. For North Bend, Gilman and
way. ..:............----.---S lam 6:lOpm
fOt baiiALus..s.. $40 m
DAILY ExcRrr SUNDAY.
Gilman and way 4 90 m 10 100 4 m
Eetween Portland and Anacurtes, one tr..n
daily each way.
Between Tacoma and Anacortes, two tr,;n,
daily each way.
Through coach between Seattle and Blaine
r. w. DUNN. Superintendent
r. ". RUFF. General Passenger Agent
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

FINANCIAL.
LONDON. April 1a--Ciosing consoIs. Money,
60 ISIS: money account. gSiS; y. :. Is, 13t;
T. = issS, loi- Bar silver. "a sled per ounce
BREADSTCFFS.
LIVERPOOL, April Observation-Disclosures
Corn-Hoiders offer futures sparincly,. and
the supply OF spot Is poor: spot, April and june,
6s ID, strong: May. G. SD, strong.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS CHEAL'S BOARDING AND DAY
Nl school for girls will reopen January s, 1921;
SIX resident teachers, special primary class being
organized TO commence February 1. For particu-
lars apply to the principal Miss Cheai, 6l2 Column
bia street, seattle.
CCHOOL OF PRACTICAL, CIVIL. MECHAN-
- zeal. Mining, Engineering. Surveying. Draught-
ing, Architecture, Assaying and Navigation, 17O%
Second street. Portland Or. and 723 Market street,
San Francisco. Cal. Established 1884 A. VAN
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HOOPS CANAL Route.
STEAMER DELTA

VIII leave Ha:feia-Coiman dock ~ o'ciock o. m
Ncnaav. weuhessay ard kricav for King sca.
Tort ssameie ranger seah~cx. Ecsaa Ro0A III
lfw aap, heo1s PORT and Suon City. Returning
leaves Cnion City o, O'Clock o
d. TkoCTAAN, Master.
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pAcIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows.
For San Francisco via Pert Townsend and Vic
torias At p m. passengers received or board
al s Il. M April !, :. Il. Is. ~ and -
Fer Alsska: April and Is. and May and ).
Prom san Francisco for Victoria ard Puget
Sound ports: Al 9 a. April 5. III, Is, 20. IS
End 50.
tickets NAV he obtss1e al the Office Of the GEM
pany al Ocean dock. Seattle.
Go0DAI.. PERKINS & CO
General Agents. san FRANCESCA
IL MCCLELLAN. superintenaent. Seattle
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RANKS.
WAsHINGroN SAVINGS BANK-INcoR-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BUILDING,
6i2 Second street
Per cent. interes. paid on Savings DepositA
Per cent. interest on s-months Certificates
MONEY LOANED on REAL ESTATE.
General Banking Business Transacted.
BANKING HOURS:
10 .. N. TO 8 p m: Saturdays, 10 q n. . p M.
~ and To q a N
RANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
- Established On Pacific Coast 1897
f oWss ,e eil increase en to- Il, Sooo ooo
surplus. 1000 200
In,eres, paid on time deposits: general bs5sins
business transacted: foreign exchanges ooushi
and sold: drafts and teesr aphic transfers sod On
the banks branch IS: also on New York Chlcago.
cAa&da and Hong Kong deposits received SUBJ
lect 10 check
BRANCHES:
San Francisco CAL Portland Or. raeon.
Wash. Victoria. Vancouver New Westminster.
Nanaimo and kam,oops. h. {.
}. KEITH WILSON .....N MANAGE,
pEoPLEs SAVINGS BANK
Mi,a :a;So;y to increase 10 S &c.
Occidental, block, Front stree, Yesler avenue and
James street. seattle Wash.
Incorporated December 10. 1889.
oyrrcERs-RoARp OF TRUSTEES
BAILEY GATzERT .......-..-.... presiden.
AnTMuR 4 second Wee P Prssiens
JAS. u. HAYpkN. Manager, cashier and secy
ihATK Joss its sfsSsr
wM. F. BAiLE1 DR., JOHN COLLINS.
Interest allowed per annum. SIX per cent on
term aepssifs. 4 per cent on ordinary deposits
Dividends declared last days OF Nag and No
,..s''s ~ -v.' e~-.-~ sernr',r.
TaE ouA.ANT LOAN AND TRUST CO.
i ,inossPoraled isss1.-
LewelIyn-Dodse Building. Second stree.
CAPITAL 100000
TrHnsac;S general banking businss,
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received In any anaoant from one dcIlas
upwards and Interest allowed thereon.
money loaned upon improved farm
TRUSTEES;
WILLIAM f. BAILxY.......,.y ,ce. prsssSsns
=. X HkILkRoS. ....................sM Mana =,
= SaWNISG ..-......+.-....----.-...s Cashier
COLUMBUS r TYLER, j. d. LowMAS' ). ~
SEARS VA r. FIsBER
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PnnnEa rIAn rAsIE--
I'm s:ss -: ;:ss ss ss..s:;:s sissss
n,eOs,ss -i is nIss rc.nssnd "a
uounD noRrz
r.e,n. ..... 5 90 > mIs..s..e ...nvr zoo > N
eeassie........... Sisn!sbt # TownssnS 500 q
p Townsend. 400 n. Ansccrtes--.. $50 m
len hay. ......lc:O0 nlvancouver -. $50 a
JOHN IRVING. Manager.
s. e .a' " ea-nss =
THE STEAMER CLARA BROWN
WIN leave Hataeids wharf wednesday
morning and sunday afternoon,
~ p. M. for
TACOMA, OLYMPIA, SHELTON AND
WAY PORTS.
~ further paEl,cnlan inquirecf
IA HATFIELD. Agent
CErz BROS. co.'s STEAMSHIP LINE
Hereafter b s ..%.s, : i &c Puget Sound
srxA,sHIrs HAyTIAk REPUBLIC AND
Carrying freight ard passengers st reduced rates.
VII ssiI rom San francisco for Seattle: Tacoma
nirrnn,e ma - 1870 ~ m" soIc.5s,~ a.sn1s
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THE STEAMER WI. =. MuNRoE

Leaves Haifietd's wharf Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings. Tide for Richmond. I'd
nlonds. MuSlIteo. iHialip. Stauw0cd ft-. ckagif
CITY MI Vernon Avon. se.rO and Hamilton.
r. W. SMITH. Master
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STEAMERS.
WELLS PUGET SOUND LINE
CHEAP RATES OF FREIGHT.
STEAMERS LAKME AND SIGNAL.
Carrying freight at reduced rates viii san
sill Puget sound ports ON the following dates and
every ten days thereafter;
MAY Is %
June IA -
CHARLES II. WELLS.
10 California st. San Francisco. tai.
J. G. CARROLL Agent, Union dock, Seattle.
CLIPPER LINE.
NEW YORK TO PUGET SOUND. DIRECT.
The fine American ship
"FANNTE TUCKER ., 90 tons burden. viii
shortly be ready to receive cargo at New York
For particulars and rates of freight apply 10
BALFOCR. GUTHRIE & co.
Tacoma. Wash.
Or BALFoUR, WILLIAMSON & co.
II Cotton Exchange. Hanover square, n. Y.
DACIFIC NAVIGATION CoMPANY'S
STEAMERS
STATE OF WASHINGTON ASp FAIRHAvEN
Will leave Baker & Co.'S wharf daily except Satur-
day for Anaeortes, Fairhayen. sehome, Whatcom
and WAY ports.
For Tacoma daily except Monday AT 8 An
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
For Stanwoed. Mt. Vernon and way ports on
~kaxit river, SUNDAY. TUESDAY and Thursday on
tide. III. W. BAkEk & CO., Agents.
L'oR THE skAGIF.
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AND KAMrLcHH.

Leaves Tacoma from the n. p. wharf daily, ex-
cept sunday, al o. M, sharp Returning, leaves
kamchie 12:45 y. M; Olympia 2 p. m: arriving
in Tacoma p m. connecting with steamers reach
ing seattle &C p M. and which are through boats
for Whafcom and way points
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PIKE axes, oxaiic acid, X heives axle greas
nran. brooms {houHe and stAble1, harness blaci
lng. lamp black, brushes fhouse and scrub, "a
cnny combs, chamcis skins, chopped feed, ha,
nalters globe lanterns. I've. mops. engine oil, COZ
Oh osts. pillow Cases, pomade 1-pound cans
Lille soap. common soap bi-cArbonate of sod
sponee9s SALT sheets, sledees, Trip Ill Electric DO
Dh, spanish whiting, cotton waste