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NAY. s,s ss0la rs; June. SIS 4sessss: July. ea0
9iAa spot ksc-ssssa and quiet: No :, LIS
snxsr-Rsw-Easier ana quiet Fair refining.
SIC: eensrisaxsls. s-sesi. &C. Rsaast-oaies
Weos-s.uies aad arm: domestic csses, 70
sc: pa,.ec sa1s.c. Texas. 17S2ic
Coppee-iAke. Sc 81
Leec-pusl: Domestic. &a0
asked. Psases-stexty ard quiet spss.sr-Dail:
Domestic, t&s
sosrox sTock ExcnAsak
BosroS. May i&-csosins:
Asehisoo - - Mex Centrai. CON
Bell Telephone :. iss.- saa Diego. ...... Il
Burlington SIS
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Chicago. May l6-Wheat-The market 10
,noderste ana trade opened unchanged TO lie
certain financial outlook: advanced lie on COW
efinR By shorts and for Investment and closed
ara. s.e higher than yesterday. Receipts we're
.oeo0 bushels. shipments 1000 bushels
wheaf-rirn: cash. 7ssac: July. 7ss5c.
c co.a-flrr.: cs.s: sc; ,a'g Ia
kye-n3c.
BaPiey-S,c.
Fsax-9tE
Tlmo:hy-sIA
Hhisky-Sll1
Pofk-ssssdy; cash, sn6,: September, SCI Or.
L.ra-sseady; cash. $40 %; sensenesr. :iiia
-uoft ssU9-e e1Nts CoSus ~ASSA1 S0fys t2vsses-
Short cieAr--&ie a1eta ii
Ahouidess-tia0t9ia2a
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, May k-Caftie-Keceipts, 4. so:
market. steady. There are no prime or extra
steers here. Choice. Sos. So others. 8fff9A %:
gfass Texans, 81 io1S6s. ted Texans. - Jog NJ
Hogs-Keceipis. laege; market active ana -
l0r higher. Mixed and packer. f.su47as;
prime heavy ana hntchers weights, C.f0<9s7e:
prime light, g.. 0c-.A
sheerr-Receip,s. 1000: market. slightly
higher: clipped Texans. A5o; clipped natives
and Westerns, 81 9U9a IS: wooded. Saiat9dla
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.

LONDON SToCk EXtHkN3k
LONDON. May l6.--s,ocks are unsettled and
lower. notably American stocks. and there was
much excitement on heavy selling orders from
the continent. X. Hodgson & sons, brokers.
we'll known for thirty years past, have failed.
Another small firm has also gone - the wall.
AZ moon stocks were ca!mes. with q disposition
to await Developments. accompanied, however,
BY . feeling of disirust and disrelipstiou to
trade. Argentine securities are dat
YfSANCIAL.
LONDON. May le.s--Bar silver. .9,5 one, STD
Consols. 9s,.1. Bullion gain on balances paid
into the Isahs Of Enga land. ES5.oo0. Bank OF Eng.
land discount rate. ga per cent.
ENGLISH GRAIN MAsKRf
LIvKRPool, May Wheat Demand mod.
crate. No. bred winter. steady At IS lolsi.
CoYn-Demand moderate Tor srot anu lair for
futures. Spot. firm at Is "a; June, steHdy at
Il ID
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DACIrIC NAVIGATION COMPANY-FAsr
j time for Tacoma, Everett and snohomish rivee
poiats
STEAMER STATE OF wAsHINOToN VIII
leave Everett daily. except sunday. 81 q N. tos
Seattle
Leave seattle for Tacoma IL q m.
Leave Tacoma for Seattle. 2:l5 p m
Leave seattle far Everetf, A.tO y ia
Leavs Everett for seattle, i:l6 y. m.
Leave Seattle Zoe Everett, 1O:vo p M. except eAe
urday and sunday.
Leave ssaiils for Tacoma $50 p N. Saturday
only.
SUNDAY TRIP
Leave Tacoma for Seattle. 2:lS p m
Leave Seattle for kverett, $50 .. m
Calls ~ kdmonds only Connects daily exceps
Sunday with STEAMER HENRY HALEY Tor
all snohomish river pointA only daily through
uue. freight $l.O0 per ton.
IA CoNNoR. wHIpBY ISLAND AND
- EvRRkTT-
STEAMER FAfRHAvEN
Daily. excop: Saturday, . y. M. Ter Edmuhds,
MuckiIteo Everett, Clinton. browns Point.
.ulai,p. Langley. suake!nn,. Coopeviite. hande-
fuca oak Hafsos, uiSsady and la Conno,. Ne
turning leaves Ia Conner n M. daily except
sunday. touching Everett At ] ~ 2. M. arrive
Seattle y Don't csii nj Taiailp on return trip.
Teadqu afters In seattle City Dock. foot OF Main
street
FRANK WAREHOUSE. General Manager.
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
syyavyg BrcREYH.

g.bs;st. Ard r-f1rnt.s.a fsAs M..caants' deck
TUESDAY EesrssAs sat saturday - o IN OF
k4nssE1a nrs .4amt4s. Bsszfss. -ssbecx Iil~
wxmr Issswastx Eesasp8rt. Z ason city aad tnssz-
sn~sfa.s ssotpss arriving IN Esson SlfF ~ p. t.
leaves I. zion Cay b ia Wednesday,. Friday
sar -a.a,ay arriving . .xxgtis - 4 p IA
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SsE SEATTLE MARKETS.
-
v1eeee fAsa To- Farmers for Country
er0siaee.

frosiaee.
~ lellowing qnotai ous are the prices patti
etAsMsn aud producers by Seattle business
- sos articles named, the goods TO DO De.
tsNst 10 Seattle:
.s0tS-chasee. ,so per N: medium. ssiic per
ear lead los,l-~Puget sound. -, 600
aally-tin car load loss)-oais, choice, 81
- @ies, w per ions wheat. chicken iced.
~ ioa. corn. ga % efacked. t.aJo.
WIAfuEs-CaoIee. sS>tstss ror ton.
7keofs~si per ton.
lila AND E6G>-Caoice ranch butter.
- isseh faneh eggs, ise.
NtttRy->psing chickens, sllt5 rer dcz:
Sssss ~ daess. ssss1: TURKEYS. ita rer n.
- ~ siNk--ceotce bsss cattle. sisogtlae.
- n.y. sha'ee sheer, q .tas' .e, good aogs.
~. s.svs large, a.. -inai'. 60 ger n.
stvkS fkLfs AND TALON Heavy saited
asss % M. fcr 10, sssssc; lasdium. ,sr
-uySss assht, under g. lbs. Per N. &c;
e,A ASte, aud calf. per 10, st&br. green
- ssn sased; dry hides. per n. &c. dry
r iseise. dry deer skins. summer, rss
- sas, white. lsss Sc. sheep skans. tsAA7sc:
~ s.sa ussss; woui, isSsles per -, ,aiiow,
ass.-sarsrscr quality. per NJ. sr. - ssssl 90.
ssf. Ssn. common. per NJ. 81
Soshtng Quotations.
~. ~ ssaad lets delivered az the wharf or
- ssn. OF the iosbtng rates quoted by
ssssls dealers.
sT.rts GROCERIES,
n"s..sk-sjaahsnsl -Gaden &C. in bs,. rsr
| 49, - 10 huis or SACKS. - -: extra al. =
a. dys gFaun. stsd. IN bAi, per
49, " .ess sseh ~ the shove al a. al.
ns.s Rices sao'~t
49, ssN. Johalnel 49, Washington
! sNxfs
sssaas sls bues srea: tlour. i.cr
u 80 per ewi, IS ~: graham. per
8 49, os i0n sacAs, 500 TER ews.
tr- fer abs. 81 80 81 I'd n sacks.
tseA sye nieal, i<F ri, ss5, rct ewg.
nsxs s~As, ras otA g. etssse. AZ homlay.
~ r'sssn'i ~aesi. lses eai. 80;
So sssAsSs e f-cf asFyei whose whess
- pearl bsriey. peF 10 49,
81 ~ 81 lace @orn tae&l. rsisow.
- "a Ia iafs ssess. Sos. s..sA. waite. les,
sss sssa,as small waite. par n. 81 q, .
e A,,.s ~ =, Asg. Hsyas. ~ r., -. =
hf ~ y. IS. i.sas, par n. D.
A1Sx a ,s,sSl = spaa. t'sNas. tsfo'iaa.
lis }onnta-t- Fstjt pet n &c.
Ats fss2s2Sl i.Fest qss. - a sacA& per
49,, saszf3esG aEgrs. Bis - ssCA. t,er tau.
GkH gfeaa2, Lac = sacSs. per taa.
IN esrss-s Per s.'a, 80. lhRyaeH3 tFystsl.
- s<ss =. eAss. $, y sscks - Ia bale. &,
VIA ss!e. s.. IN ,arks. = II
ts<ss ,.ssseis s' -aoras rendered. psr n.
~ s:s.ss. i.'se &'loea .eai. uesce,, lsS.
.s6ssg sssi. sis,ce.. laa
t&Sssetss 80. uc,s. .v '.
We. 4 - y -. tuslA E&s&. Caelce gVE
AA =, -isr lshssgc.l g. AyaueAl Is -
NSG "a tSs eet. g. H., ~ - --s~ee PEG
~ - sssSs. I'eT rst. sstse. Java IA
~SA a. re- ~ azg1 80 2 ,acks &f1 -.
- T. ssS Aesa Neoaa. $50. ,xst-ssfy
49, -. ssSssss-s.s -. sto,,t., ss,f,,, =,
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onEoo ~ the seattle. Tacoma au0 f0fy-
n1ensins houses today were:
Croranees Hdidaces
- ...... .t2aGnE "a 7J,6gi -
- s.........-.....-s it,,ti5O 2sssD 10
TSrnl. .................s $500 % .A.o0i IN
- los the psst week has becn only fair,
= 3 nDw improving under aopss for con-
1otoood wssiher
o6Dssces paid - farmers for produce there
n1mn 10 CT sags during the post week except
mfu have declined from 20 to IS cents.
- have teen n number OF Important
ns n prices In the jobbins trade. especially
|nnDuecsry line
Snsaes OF sugar have been marked up Z
~ tas advanced. The FIRST movement in
soono 70 better tendency In the wheat mar
i - soted Ia California Hour on Friday,
- - rfics advanced % cents q barrel
xntind1oa -four did not feel tho upward ten
80 uot! the nrst Of this week, when prices
~ ~ o1yanccd on both patent and straight.
a - feature. however, 10 that the patent
NM1lnrfou -four has not yet reached the figure
- " California goods. Heretofore. until
meusns furry in the market. the prices have
6Sp ssme.
DussAeas nous has also declined.
On nsai has declined.
o11eo4 eo6eos have teen marked up * cent
|0pnsA
II p4es Of sastern butter has declined 2
UDaA irssh California butter has advanced
&3k eoesv stu being 5 cents difference In the
- en- hsve declined a. we'll ~ the East
01uee
ssssablss the only ehapgo is in onions.
- hare again advanced.
MI reinain ut the same hsurea except that
y HnWbcrry seaAon 10 advancing and the
- o>etEninz accordingly Tie same II true OF
-. Other prices are unchanged.
~ I'D grain are frm
Nnss Tor export IL quoted at 6 cents for
ooaad 7617i cents for Blue stem. Milling IL
sess Aishes.
SHIPMENTS AND aEcErrTA
podEg the past twenty four hours produce
- nMehsndise have been shipped from End
Mtss1 q The port oil seatsleia the following
tseta:
7oas.
Hp1enh By rail and water. ..........l log;
1QDn b. rail aud water .............. ana
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MINING STOCKS
EASTERN MARK Ers.
NEW YORK STOCK ExcHANGx.

NEW YORK sroCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, May lf.--Ihe stock market was
extremely errstic in It's course early in the day
and. as rule, lower prices were touched. but
the declines were less important; than OF late.
Fresh husiaess troubles on this side and the
failure OF tho City Of Melbourne hank In Aus
srslia used 10 deiress the lis', but the bears
failed 10 disiotge any considerable amount. and
long aud PROMPT rallies occurred ate. each at.
tack. The fact that no troubles developed on
the stock exchange here inspired the bnlis with
courage. and they gave the market much better
SUPPORT. The shl pnen; o! gold by toiao,row's
steamer viii Dc si.ooo. olc. which il smaller than
was expected. During the afternoon there was
gocd buying right through the list, aud prices
made a steady advance The belief that the
aGssrs OF the National Cordsge Com.
psav are IN better shape than had been
looked for In view OF the runofs recently
circulated, aud that the DistiIi.ng and Cattle
Feeding Company will succeed in getting out of
its troubles he. red aiong the upward movement
National Cordage. preferred, on small .ranxsc-
ton. Iurapet Il points 10 81, and common ranged
fresn Is TO IGa.; n!stilers rose from 49,. TO I5.,
and sugar from sn,s TO si'.. The r,srse, clcsed
frm M prices within = traction o. tie highest
point attained
Government hou6s-SteAiY.
fe,roieum-~nuN and m.si ec'sd.
coin EXPORT.
NswY oRx. Nay Ia There wss taken for ex.
port TO Europe tomorrow 81 .esn,dso In gold.
FINANCIAL
Money GA estl-Essy. closed. offered. .
Prime psrsr. sesa sterling exchsnse-~fcry
Arm vita actual business al 81 ssssSi ~; ioy
.ixsy DAY bills: demand, tSssLs9a
siLvER
New Yesx. May Is bar silver, 50 a.. Mexican
s!oiiars. ess
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
---~-rn--sl-~
THE STATE OF TRADE.

THE STATE OF TRADE.
eAN Francisco, May fa-The local mer.
chsndsc markets are quiet, with few changes
reported in prices. The produce markets are
steady and we'll supplied Tas vegetables are
generally lover this evening. Potatoes and
onions are ffm.
Strawberries and cherries arrived in heavy
quantities
Butter recsipts sss heavy. with . falling Of
In demand. Egxs are steady.
Poultry 10 little quiet.
Prodacs secsipss Flour, quarter sacks, 4. $50:
Oregon, Ia wheat centais. %, 49, barley, CEN
tails. 1873 rye ssckss $50; beans, sacks, lse:
potstoes, SACKS. Lass: Oregon. LIZA: onions.
sacks, els: bran. sacks. i.isS.
Fiouf--Noderste activity prevails and prices
ere somewhat nrmef. We quote - follows: Net
cash prices for family extras, 81 i09& - per
bib: baksrs' extras. $Aoo(ss.so: supernne. sas0
t9320
wheaf--The excited and unsettled feeling
that prevailed week or 20 ago has wholly dis
appeared and business runs aiang once more In
gram. while adv.css from distant cen;ers arc
not ~ encouraging ~ they were. 30 that the
softer feeling wnicn sxists In local circles IL
e. so,y ascoaDisa .s5 No chipping wse.'
not easy 10 obtain Sl.SIs. even for . choice ar.
ticie. though probably that figure would have 70
be paid If select parcel were wanted Ia
milling grades there il . moderate though
steady movement 1t range OF NSsa4Gl.3 sis
per centai.
Bariey-The boom IN this article has sunSloe0
for the present. dealers apparently bang salts.
fed that the new harvest will be al that could
be desired in regards to quantity and quality.
90 that famine prices are not possible. Trade
keeps In fair proportions all the time. while val
ues are Oh tnir!y steady basis. We quote as
follows: Feed. $40 Csc per GENITAL for gooi
quality, and SCI - ior choice; brewing, 9S9
ii e.nS per Genital.
Ua.s-- There is no Rainsaying the facs that
OATS are better property than . short while ago
Receipts Of late have been quito email while
consumption has kept steadily on, and as a con-
sequence quotations for choice product are
much Grmer, while the general market rartakes
o. a somewhat bucyant character. Quotations
tor white oats range from 81. sat9l.7o psr cental
for choice: gay. 3LSt9Ls5: black, &L2S9l. Is
per GENITAL
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NR9AT HoRrHERH RAILWAY LIME
Seattle Z Montana Railway. Farhaven q Southern
Railroad New Westminster 4 southern
Hallway
TINE CARD IN EFFECT JULY IL. 1854
TO AND PROM
Everett. Xasysvilie. ssanwood NJ Vernon. Fair
haven. New WhAfcorA Blaine and
South Westminster.
3s1ine lssvs Seattle. passenger. -...... $50 . m
AtAeu ..-....s.s - VS.
Trains arrive seattle, passenger. o:oO p m
Through cars hetweep seattle and South West-
0iEa.er connecting with electric line for Ven
Ia WILSON. Agent.
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DORT ORCHARD
Saw YAss Eos,s-E ssnsssea 1s1oo0
asa tAar.a2toA
STEAMER EILlA
Leaves foe. o. wxshisxs2a stress fary excsps
saaday D Is . aa3 3t31 p. =. The oslS
q r. TIP iseasces head Il foft Orchard Eseup
sea ssss;ss ga - sss2&sssAssd ca ssssAyA
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Pullman Sleeping Cara Eleesas cay Coacaes
and hness Palace Dtntnx Cara beeveen SeARie 81
Paul snd Chicago without change. Coaaeeasoas
t0e al points IL the Cstsed States ana CAraeA
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whatcon and sehone. fairsaven. ssnssh, A.,
acortss. ttasigo City. Etsaaay. Coapsv.sis LAAe.
Wy, I.ins.A Eysrets, EamoadA
STEAMER wAsCO
Leaves Hatae.ds eock Tassdays Thsrsaays
and Saturdays st o'clock M Tsckess foe ssis
~ Cisy TieAst Once sos second street
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whsat-N Morning. Informal session-December.
100 tons, &l.al: 200 tons, tLAs4: zoo tons.
ST. &oI7 per Genital Regular se.sion-Deccmbcr.
DO tols, g. Di1: 100 tons. 3la91h; 20 tons,
Sat. $40 tons, 81 ls: 200 tons. tl4l.<: seller,
1898. now, 100 tons, 81 s. per Genital
Harley Informal session. december. 30 tons.
o,c: 30 tons. ayst.; 800 tous. &sSc: % tons,
re: 100 tons, s5a.c per Genital. Regular scs
Aioi-Decembsr n, .vJ tons 9Sc 100 tons. Y6iac. 100
tous. 26ssc: ITO tons, 9e5sc, 30 tons, Y7c- May,
800 tons. ZOE; seller, IssJ new, 100 tons, Oh &C.:
80 tons. 9i,sc; 100 tons. eis.e: No. l brewing.
October, 100 tons. &ioii4 per Genital.
FINANCIAL.
Dratts-On sight, New York. per 500, Csc
Sterling billion London. Aixty-d bank
ts6i.
si.ver-Bsrs. per ounce. sei4lGs2s.c; Mexican
dollars. tGl.essSs &C.
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Fer fagi Information ArpIy 20
aEo McBgowS. pssEYsc; Passenger Ageas
Ss@e0sxef
ALA
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WHATCOM ROUTE.
CITY OF SEATTLE"

tClose connection with n. p. train from Portland
and san Francisco
steamers "city Of Kinsston" and CITY Of Seat
tie" make close connections af the TAcopa wharf
with q aims TO and from Portland. aad with the
East aud West bound overland trains
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THE CROSS ~ pERr KING
1 CO fsSsssss i&-z sscosss ss. u<ss PIKE
npsesss ssssnssss 70 smossmiax rirre- elase
sssvscs - ssssoaasis rassA 1saspsoas xsI
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OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT APRIL 30. 1888,

rsAINs IKAvE SEATTLE.
For 81 Paul and Easf-l0: IS d m
Foe SpokAne-S:s0 p n and as n a
Fer Portland and eouih-s:l5 q m aad 0:lS
p
For 0ynra-s.i5 d IA and sis = N
For NonseSAun apd UcoSfA-a.ls q m
fer Tacoma-s:iS, SIS q IA. l2;oi. $50. e:oo.
e.43 and 1895 n n.
For Snohomtsh- S<dro. AnacorfeS sncauaimio
Fans and North Bends 50 Z IL. aad 20 a m
fos points north OF SedFo 30 SumAs-8.3 50 d N.
rRArxs ARRIVE AT sEArrLE
Prom 81 Paul aad Eas;-ll:2S p m
from spokane -le:3S = n and ll:25 p N
From Portland and Sca;h-5:3 So % M and l3:SS
q. m
From Olympsa-5 so p m and s.s5 n M
Prom AoateSAno and ocossa-5 SO q ~,
From Tacoaaa-laSs. e:AS aad loss q M
600. $50. S:lS and II. as n m
From ~noho,nisa. Sedrc anaco.sea. SnoQua,mio
Falls and y or.h S~nd-lo IS n m and Z so D m
From points north Of Sedro 10 samas-A:3cp. NJ.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP TicExTS TO
ALL POINTS IN THE WORTH
PUGET SOUND L ALASKA DIVISION
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CRY OF KINGSTON"

$40 am W III = iTxcosnA- Ito Ar s.: IS am
10:i5 Am Lvi Is seattle. S.lLN SEQ AM
/ 80 pm Ls - r.. Townsend IS Nv IL AS pm
l:3o pm Az no. Victoria Mil S.S0 pm
steamers "tsitr Of Kingston ana 'City Of scat
tie make connections ~ Port Townsend for pas
eensers going from BeiiinSham cay points to Vic
toriA and return.
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pEorLEs SAVINGS BANK. occrpEsrA,

i block, seattle. W ashtBxton Capital. xjoo DO
ofHeers - Bosrt Of Traatees - Bailey GssserI
Pres dent: ias,ob Fnrfh. vtce President. Asfhaf
A. Dsney. second Vice Frasiseets James X. Hay.
der, Manager. cashier ara Secretary. Frank T.
biodsstt. Assistant csshisri l. sschw taehef John
LeAry. Wtn r. Railey. John Collins. otto Maaka
Tranaaets = savings bank business cxciusivsiy.
Deposits received from dollar ten thousand
dollars >is per cent. interest per cum SLOWED
on term aud per ordinary deposits.
Dividends declared the last day Of MAJ ANA No
vsmoef. Loans made on real sstets os apDsovsd
coliatofolo ony.
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HAIDUP CAPiTAL.............. - o00veoo
ASE.nN D. .........s:. f.S0SsvO
1ieai .fsice. 90 Lombard street. London
branches Portland. san EIancisca Seattle. To-
coma. Victoria. New Wcstnatnsiss. Nanaiuaa
xsmicrps, Nelson. Vancouver. IL a.
A general Banking and Excnnnee Besineso
Transacted. Loans made Bills discounted Com
mere Q credits granted Deposits received
rent account sntlecs "a cheek interest paid %
Nme depositA ~ LEA HARSxA AAnAgee
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Josttsv Quotations.

sssessng are The prices paid by retail
8 - ~ raaad lets delivered az the wharf OF
WA on the ioablag rates quoted by
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TIRE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL Rank OF
i SeaatiaL
Paid up capital. .oo0
&rpa3S. u8rVSS
sell exchange ana make seieg-aphic srAasfsfs
80 ali parts of tue United states sspd Eurcp~.
so tcf accounts OF banks ana bankers. mef~
chants. manufacturers. individuals And corpora
tlons
Collections entrusted 10 our csrs viii receive
promp; AaienttoG
niRIcroas:
JACOH pCkTH ffooiuenS
A. n STEWART. vice ftcssaenS
s. FRACENTHAI. L. ROBINSON and JAMES
r. HAYDEN.
CossrsroN ryNrs:
National Rank OF Repasiic. New York: Com.
mefcial National Chicago. tirsc National hank.
81 Paul: hank Of California san Francisco;
first National Bank. Portland
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-17

TH8 FIRST NATIONALLY BANK or oDATrLD
raid up capital. ........................oleo 90
ourpoos 4pOsUOO
< -. NNuHAW ...sss..ssss..s...r tcSioSoe
NAuRIcE McMIcK Vice Proatdaao
L1sI8n TuASE1................... .Cashtoe
General banking business srsnsactsA
sight and telegraphic exchange payable In Ill ~
principal Cit - Of the United Sta4eo
and Europa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-17
MxAr, PROVISIONS AND FISH.

BUrTER-Best Eastern creamery. strictly
fresh. CO. ID tubs, 1>c per n; choice dairy, Ia
roll. ar. fresh Eastern, 2-A prints. S0c.
CHEEsE-tJooosng)-E Eastern lac; fresh Cali
5ornIs l261i3e: LimburRer, rer y, lSc: Holland.
per dox 81. swi-s. reg h, Zoe
Eefss-tJobbins)-Frssh ranch, 2O4,2c: Fast.
cru. lS1figc.
POULTRY Jobbing) Chickens. - s0t4l 20:
hens. ~ CO.,. a, per doz or l64I7c per n; Fast
ern cold storage stock, lie: geese, 2Oc; ducks,
DIG per b; turkeys, 2Oc per b.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-07-29
FOR THOSE GOING ABROAD.
A Few Hints as to the Correct Pronuncii
tion of English Names.


A Few Hints as to the Correct Pronuncia-
tion of English Names.
For the benefit of those who expect
to catch their first London season this
year, and who would like to rattle off
few titles with at least reasonable
assumption of familiarity, the Rich
mond Times reprints the following
''handy-volume" dictionary: Lord
Cholmondeley's name is always pro-
nounced, except by vulgar people,
''Chumly," Abergavenny is pronounced
on the spot as it is spelt. But If any
human being ''in society spoke of
Lord Abergavenny otherwise than as
Lord "Aberghenny" he would be
stared at as only an English grande
dame ''born in the purple" can stare.
Again: the duke of Rutland's place,
Belvoir, must be called "Beever,"
Lord Spencer's house not Althorp, but
'Ollthorp." Marjoribanlss is March
banks" st. John is 'Singeon," Beau
champ is "Beecham," Saumarez is
"Summcry,n st. Clair is Sinclair"
Lord Derby is Darby" Lord Hotham
is "Hutyhum,' CLAIMS, also, where
Duncan Is supposed to have been muir
dered by the amiable Macbeth family,
must only be pronounced "Glahms,"
and as this is the title of the heir APP
parent TO the Strathrnore peerage it is
important to know the exact infection.
Lady y1ilourhby d'Eresby, whose son,
Lori Avcland, is, through her, one of
the hereditary grand chanberlains Of
England, has also an awkward name.
Lady Durraby" IS the accepted pro-
nunciat:on, although | have heard
fairly decent people call her "De
Resby." The Baroness Burdett-
Coutts' name is also queerly pro-
nounced by the million whom she has
in her large benevolence so greatly
helped. They call her Burdett, with
the accent on the last syllable, where
as the family pronunciation is Bur-
dett. Everybody knows that Berkeley
is never, to ''ears polite" pronounced
otherwise than "Barlly'' that Leve-
son-Gower is called "Lewson-Gore';
that Featherstonhaugh is Preston
hay; that Bohun is Boone" and
Mohun is ''Moon." 1t is also worthy
of note that st. Maur is always pro-
nounced Seymour. 30, 20; =. -.