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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-29

The steamship Walla walla, Of the Pc
cifc Coast Steamship Cornpany's line. ar
rived here at II 80 o'clock yesterday fore
noon, having stopped at Port Angeles to
discharge seventy-hvc tons Of freight She
brought 400 tons of freight and the follow
ing passengers to Seattle:
IL H. Lewis, wife and three children. Misc n.
waldron. Mrs r. W. Fit, r. b. Wrestling and
vile, Mrs Diamond, Mrs. NJ. N. Holkens and
two children, Capt A. Welfare. K G. Chisholm
and wife, Miss DoverA Johnson
The steamship City Of Pueblo sailed at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon for San Fran
cisco, carrying SIS tons OF coal. consider
able merchandise and the following pas
sengers from this port:
p Henderson, W. Cartiafn, Mrs. Mabel friteh.
ards, Theo Bsiienberg. Miss B. Beilsnbsrs. p.
N. McGInIey. MrA w. IL sexton, W. x. Cum
rnings. MIRA H. l. Beecroit and two children,
Xr.. G. L Berreli. J. n. Peytou. MrA ]. p.
Brown, and ,wsivs s.eerags.
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I No com parfson.

PuPALLuP, April 2s.-tspeciai. Tho weather
for the past week has been 6ne and the growers
have been busy trying to catch up with their
work 20 long delayed by the inclemency of the
weather. E. Meeker planted ali bis Maple wood
yards before the bad weather this spring with
the exception of enc small yard and one forty.
acre tract south of town. which is being put in
hops as fast as possible.
During the past week Robert McCook. OF New
YORK, and A. l.. HscocK, of Tacoma, vislted
Pnyallup and investigated the hop appliances
These gentlemen have bought the Barrett
raueh at Yakima.
Col. Halter. of Seattle, spent Wednesday in
Puyallup talking hop culture aud modes of
treatment The colonel ownss a hop ranch
north OF here.
A. c. Campbsli is In Puyailup for few days
He says in regard to the Yakima country that in
regard to the forwardness Of the season IL IL
about the same as 1t 10 here and they have had
rains extraordinarily late, as last week work
was stopped for half day, which was some
thing unhsard OIL Mr.. Campbell IL putting in
twenty-five additional acres, making ninety
acres in all In his Yskfna tract
c. ". Stewart will occupy the same position
Is last year.
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extras, Hso04 Per barrels bakers extras.
Ssoo4: supsrine. e s0sala
Wheat-The week has been 4 poor one for
business There 10 . fair disposition to sell and
trade would likely Be Qnite active IL buyers
would only respond. but shipping operations
are SLOW and no movement Of magnitude can be
Prices keep uniform at sl-.ss.fDt.2 * per GENITAL
LOT No shipping, and $L2slx Tor choice; mill
Ing whsat il Quotabie at $L21.0ei.s211a per GEN.
Barley-Pr;ces have kept aimos. stationary for
qui.s while and no marked fluctuations are
key 70 occur for the remainder OF the year.
lfaoing IN feed barley is limited, being con-
nned TO local joobing wants The inquiry for
brewing barley still continues though IL is not
OF so urgent Character, as shipping operations
viii In all probability soon be curssiled. We
quote q follows: Feed. si&6-s2lae per GENITAL
brewing: 90 per centai.
changed the situation inclines slightly in favor
OF the holding interests. Supplies have been
small In amount OF late and some inroad is be-
Ing maoe on stocks. Buyers OF q choice article
nave 20 scan samples pretty closely to find just
largely among the offerings Black oas. nave
isteiy. causing . better feeling in, prices
e Ing; isss , iancy iced sSSd 70
black. Il 10l.22,s; gray, sl.2sSl 80 for iced. ana
Genital
Following are the sales recorded At the call
board today:
.Wheat-Morning, informal session-December,
200 tons, $i.s2st; 500 tons. $L3zss; 1890 tons,
$LSs<: May, 700 sons, L2dss per GENITAL Regu-
tons, ssss 1900 TONS 81. So 90 TONS sLsss4;
l.lo0 tons. tLSSss; 100 tons. IL S21a May, 100
tons. $l26: 100 tons, sl261x: 900 tons, $L26Sss::
Barley-Informals ession-May. 800 tons, 81 &c;
December, 500 tons, S7ssc per GENITAL. Regular
session-Aay. 100 tons, So e; 200 tons. $3.50 per
GENITAL
FINANCIAL.
Drafts-On- sight. New York, per 500. 15c,
Sterling bills-On London. sixty-day bank.
silvsr-Bars rer ounce, ssssass1sc; Mexican
dollars. 66Ix(d6S3.c
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MERCHASDIsR.

Hops-Quiet and firm.
Wooi--Quiet and firm: domestic fleece, 270
sc; pulled, 2eQ0S7c: Texas, i7G2lc
Conse.0p.on. are ss ,s steady to - points
SH150lA45: June,t4 LOO IL 25: July ,SA i09l4 %
spot kio-,Quiet ana STEADY; No z. i6?sc
susa,.R.W-Actis: ana tm'r I:i, refining
test. SIC. Redned-aishter; on A. l4da51zc;
mould A. s3sdD5 S-lsc; standard A, 6slaG5ssc;
s1S.be A. 1s s sos .9:
@}sc; graduated. oSi6t9a'1c: cubes. 7-lGS
copper-ouies; Lake, Sill
Lead-Duli; Domestic AoA
Tin-Quiet; straits. 81 e2t3 bid: tn IS asked.
Plates-Que, and steady. spelter-Quiet and
steady: domestic, Aia
BOSTON STOCK ExcHANsA
Boston. April 2a-Closing:
Atchison ....... SoIaMexicsn Central. losf
Bell Telephone -. 1873 2l-an Diego. ........ I'll
burlington ....... S1s
sAsked.
CHICAGO BOARD OF Trade.
. CHICAGO, April 2a-wheat Fair trada. July
opened a shade easier, weakened 20 in sym.
PATTY with May. advanced 5sc on good buying
here and in New YORK and closed firm &c
bushels: shipments, 1890 bushels
wheat-Firm: cash, 7IiSc: July. 74s<c.
Corr-Ffrm; cash, 4111c: July, 4isxc
Oa.s-firm: cash, 2sI4c; July, 2yl<c
hye-Js4G
BRrley-e2c
Fiax-SIi2
Timothy-s3 9l94
Whisky-fLl3
Pork-steady: cash. Sass; July. fla a.
Iard--steady; cash, sl00711; July, sI0sA
Short REALISTICALLY: casa, &9.s7Ia: July, $685.
Short cear-si0 25tiG.5
shoulders-$9 7Jlti0.00.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO, April 2s-Cattle - Receipts, 5000;
steady to easier. Choice To prime steers a sDA
5 80: medium steers, si9sGa Is: others, Sloo9
4s1: Texans, 339j(g43a
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 steady to q trife
higher; mixed. CogSsL50; assorted and prime
hesviss, N.15fG7.sS; assorted lights. E.6JSz 75:
pigs 81 2sI7.ca
sheep-keceipts, 1000; steady: clipped Texans,
S3s51s1G3 ~: others clipped. s45ol1t %: fleece
Iexans, soo09a5o: prime: Western weihsrs.
s. ZOO -
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
The STATE OF TRADE.

san FRANCESCA, April 2A-Ihs local mer.
eh .ndlse markets ara steady and fairly active
The produce markets are quiet
Vegetables are unchanged. Potatoes aad
onions firm
Butte. ia steady. Eggs are quiet Cheese Il
steady.
Poultry 10 IN fair demand.
strawberries are lower.
Produce rsceip,s-FioGr, quarter sacks, l7s7;
wheat eents.s, s,f39: barley. centais, lg,s4s;
corn centais, as; re. SACKS, Zs; beans. SACKS
eg potatoes sacxs, I,<s1: onions. sscxs -. bran,
sacks, 2olG
Elous-Ws quote: Net cash prices Tor family
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE ARLfx0roy.

Maxwell, Portland w Brokaw. sssnwood
j r Saith do z Bingham, sedro
K Davis, Mt Vernon Ramsey, City
r Price, Portland Nellie AcSaIy, Ellison
d Darling, FairhAven d Caldwell A w,EY
Z Kfmbssl, Chicago + Ps:ten * ". elghtr
II Kennedy. " c, Ora Chafnbsrs, Olympia
w dc Edward, EveretfO Lacey. do
c X Hsyford, Tacoma AddinEton. Ottawa
+ u wright, Portland Fam Mclean, do
Ell Hin, Oak Harbor Miss Kellogg. Green Ii
l. L Culver, st Louis J Hackney. CITY
IL Nsat Do
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DEoPLE'S SAVINGS BANK, OCCIDENTAL
block, seattle Warrington. Capital o1oO, 900
Onceu - Boara Of Trustees - Bailey 0atseft
Presldent: Jacob Eurth, vice President; Arthur
A. Denny. Second Vice President: James r. Hay.
den. Manager, Cashier aaA. Secretary; Frank I.
6lodgets. Assistant Cashier; L. sehwabacher, John
Leafy, VIM r. RAlley, John Collins, otto kankA
Translates . savings bank business exciusivaly.
Deposits received from one dollar to ten thousand
eoiiars- si1 per cent interest per annum anowsd
Dividends declared the last day Of May and Ne
vember Loans made on real estate OF approved
oollatoralo only.
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Portland Wheat Market.

PORTLAND, April IS speeiaL l-wheat-Trad-
ing is fairly active. but prices are not settled
Todsy's business was done on basis OF SLls(g
l. % per GENITAL for valley. aud 81 io9Ll215 for
Wslla Walla. Receipts were $,775 csniala
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The most noticeable change In Quotatiods IL
IN advance In hams and bacon OF half cent
per pound. Lard has not yet been affected, bnt
frequent fluctuations in the provision market
are ex pected to continue
good supply of California vegetables NJ
rived on the steamer. The only reductions in
prices are on asparagus, which went from & IS
to u per box, and . decline Of cent per pound
on green peas.
Homegrown Hhubarb 10 beginning 70 mouop.
olixe the market. and that grown in Californix
can hardly be disposed Of Rhubsrb 10 quoted
at cents wholesale.
Eastern eggs are now in the market ana
quoted at 20 centa
Oats are very firm. Some large sales have
just been made on the Skagit river, and choice
lot OF 5000 sacks brought IS per ton. This 10
the highest figure paid thus far. One dealer
prophesies that oats will 60 still higher Hay II
also hrm. and . recent sale of SEQ tons to Victo.
ria parties has given the idea OF higher prises
yet to come.
SHIPMENTS AND REcKIPrS
During the past twenty-four hours produce
and merchandise have been shipped from and
received at the port of Seattle in the following
quantities:
Tons
Shipments by Pail and water. 1859
Receipts by rail and water. .............. 1866
BY steamship Walla Walla from ean Francisco
653 sks feed, % c. butter, l59 CO groceries. 2l8
% Vegetables, Oh CO CABBAGE VJ DOle Deers 81 DDS
liquors, Al bbls wine. 1874 SKIS barley. 10 cs
pickles, S72 SKIS sugar, SIG SKIS -four, 229 SKIS salt,
1859 CO canned goods, u SKIS seed, I rolls mating,
rolls carpet l6l bxs crackers, Is bxs paste. CO
honey. 364 SKIS beans. 153 bxs oranges. CO cheese,
81 pkgs tea and coffee. 70 cs hardware, IS SKIS
potatoes, g. SKIS meal. Sc bxs dried fruit. 10 bxs
lemons. 16 bags rice. IS c. cabbage and csuii.
flower, I'll bxs apples, cabbage aud cauliaower,
Fl cs Spices 10 bxs nsh. 66 c. dry goods. sewing
machines, IL c. books, 2 CO tiuware, 20 bxs
shells, bxs guns. cartridges, ETC., 70 O. shirts
and collars live turtles, Is ca boots aud shoes,
cs woolens, 4 chests tools, road carts, IS pkgs
lead and iron, bxs bananas, lcs empty cans. IL
cs Chinese goods, cs oysters. cs milk bottles,
5 pkgs brooms. cs ink, bars steel rails, SO cs
nuts and vegetables. bales batting. 10 stones. s
pkgs furniture. IA bndls pipe. 50 tubes. J bndls
steel. pkgs household goods, 2 cs notions.
crates crockery, II shafts IL wood pulleys, IL cs
candy. 3 bxs marble, bxs bitters, GA pcs iron
and sash weights, 10 bxs drugs, bxs fittings, 81
rolls leather. saws and teeth. CO clocks and
cutlery, CO oyeralla. 5 CO spices, IL station.
cry. Is pkgs other merchandise. "a pkgs express
matter, ana one package each of wadding, cigar
boxes. powder, earthenware, oats. plates. rugs,
springs, register, planer. tobacco, glassware.
wine, glass. piano mirror. bicy rubber goods,
underwear and clothing. a total Of 500 tons
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NEW YORK. April 2s-Bradstrea's publishes
the following report OF clearing house returns
for the week ended April q. showing the per-
centages Of increase or decrease a. compared
with . corresponding period Of 1892:
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FOREIGN MARK T9.
NNAScIALs

LONDON, April q Bar silver, -e25 nne, sgd.
Cousols, 80 SrI6i. Bullion gain on balances
paid into Bank OF England. fl37,0 Bank OF
England discount rate, IA per cent
ENGLISH esAIs MARKET.
ITyRarool, April "a -W5ea-Danand MOD.
crate: prices unchanged.
Corn-Fair; demand fair. Spot, Il 21<d: APRIL
"a 2i,i. Nay. Is isxd; June. Il ID.
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pacific NAVIGATION CoMPANY-YAsr
4 time for Tacoma, Everett and snchomish liver
poiata
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON VII
leave Everett daily, except Sunday It Z n tor
Seattle.
Leave Seattle for Tacoma. IL . m
lsAve Tacoma for Seattle, .. m.
Leave Seattle for Everett, l:4O .. a.
Leave Everett for Seattle, 7:l5 p n.
Leave Seattle for Everett 1000 p m except eas.
GrdAy and Sunday.
Leave ssastis for Tacoma. $50 p -. Saturday
ouly.
SUNDAY TRIP.
Lave Seattle for Everett, $50 ,. m
Calls ~ Edmonds only Connects daily except
sunday with STEAMER HENRY BAILEY for
all snohomish river pointa Only daily throuxh
line. Freight 0100 per ton.
Headquarters In EeAttlA City Dock, fooe a. NAan
street
Z. J. RATHBONE, Agent
FRANK WATHRH0U9R 0euefAl NanAgoA
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Pullman Sleeping Cars Elegant Day csaeAss
and finest Palace Dining Cars between Seattle St
Paul aad Chicago without changA Connectieos
fer al points In the United States aad Canada
OFFICIAL TIME CARD
TAKING EFFECT NOV. LIST, 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE:
Fer d Paul and East-10: IS . m
For epokAne-3:20 p m. and lO:26 p r.
For Portland and South-e:l6 . n anl SEC
For olymp,s-s:l5 . N and s:ls . m
for Tecons-s;ls. s:ls . m 1901. s.sA sse@
For snoqualmis Pals and North DsnA-os1S
For eumas and Anacortes--S:ls An
For snohonish and GstcAsll-e:ls . - -
fRAYrs ADRTvB At snAfrLA
Prom q Paul and Eass-ll:7s p. m
FROM spokane-loSs = m snd 1l:2S -.
From o,ympia-s so p m and 8:lS a -
From Montesano ard Ocosta-5 SO D. m
From TacomA-1s:53, S:4s and 1o:S0 q -,
9:ov, $50, 8: AS and ll:25 p m
From snoqualmis Falls and North Bsnd-8:3o
From sumaa ana Anseortes-s:2o m
From Snohomish and 0stchei-l0:36 q - aAA
$40 m.
g. L a Z h \. time card Win cAa.gs -
Sunday, April 20
KAILRoAD AND STEAMSHIP TlCKETO 10
ALI. POINTS IN THE WORTH
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MINING STOCKS
EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, April zS-The stock market
opened active and buoyant on the result Of yes.
terday's conference between Carlisle and bank
officials OF this city. the favorable reception
corded the Reading plan of reorganization and
the liberal purchases Of securities for London
account As soon ~ foreign buying orders were
completed traders renewed their old tactics of
hammering the stocks which happened to be
without effective support They were aided by
the increased strength of sterling exchange aud
by weakness in Toledo, Ann Arbor & North
Michigan Distiilers and a few others. The
first named broke ~ to 131<, the developments
in regard to the affairs Of Vice President Ashley
and his associates weighing heavily against the
stock. The announcement that receiver had
been appointed at Toledo also tended to induce
further selling. Distilieo were depressed by
the uncertainty relative to the proposed boud
issue and also In regard to the future business
management Of this property. The general
market enjoyed rally after o'clock. but weak
ness again set in after the delivery hour, and
the market closed weak in tone at the lowest
prices for some shares and rally OF IA to \ for
othera Net losses for the day in a majority of
csses were less than per cent; In Distillers it
was 27s.
Government bonds-Steady.
Petfolsum-Weak: closed, offered, 671zo
FINANCIAL
Money on call-Essy; 2(9s par cent; closed.
offered. Prime paper. COS per cent ster.
ling exchange-Firr. with actual business in
bankers bills at S5@Q1lo5sk Tor sixty-day bills;
$ASS1ASst< for demand.
SILVER
NEW York. April 2a-Bar silver, s3ko
BONDS
z. a Is frsg) 112s<IU. s. 4s (coupon) 1929
U. 8 - Qeg)...... 81 Pacific 6s.......... 105
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PAcu1o COAST srsAnnT SoHPAsT.
DlspasoA stsamen from Seattle - fsl1ewa
For oan Francisco. via Port Te~ASsal aAd VI.
ssria, Ut 8 p m. tpassenoers rsosv~a 81 boar1 81
p NJ April Q. ~. ia 20. 20
For Alaska April ana g. atos -
From eaa Francisco. 70. yicsoris sa& Pugst osunl
portA ~ 4 m. April s. 10 10. g. IS, 50
Tickets may b obtained q: the oHsSs Of ~ 0oO
pAny, - Ooeaa dock, 6sasta
6OoDALL. PERK:Eo q,
Genera gents. rsn fEaneasA
Z = JOHNSON. p 4 ssnpt. SeasS,G
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NOTICE ron PTBLICATIOS.


LAND OFFICE AT srATrrE. WASH,
April 10. 1893 {
saioe IL hereby given that the followinE-named
/ esef has fled notice of his intention to make
- proof In support of his claim. and that said
- vii be N de before the register and receiver
sssiile. Wash. on Monday. May 20. 1898. viz:
ksnd ]. WELDON. I'D. App No 1880 for the
NWa4. NW's SEA ana NE sW4. sec "a,
~ y k6F.
Ne names the following witnesses TO prove his
tsanacus resi- lcnce unon ard cultivation OF said
- Viz: r. a. tr Use. A. J. Hasseii =. Baxter
= hAsiAck aIl OF olney Wash
n scee Is hereby given that the following named
lie has hled notice - his Intention to make
"a proof IN support Of bis cia!m and that said
va ssl De- made before Inc register and receiver
7 eees.iie. " ash. oG Monday. May 20. 1898. viz
ss1saericS \. tra.S., I'D. App No la,3i7, for the
- ~ = - !. SN4, and sWl4 sEis, sec. "a,
IRAN RISE
ne Games he follow ng witnesses TO prove his
ssNshenas residence upon and cultivation of said
va A. ]. Ha'seil. j.. T. WELDON. = Baxter,
= SaStilck, 81 of Ainev WASH.
r NJ. REED. Jr, Register.
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.s Leaves Seattle. ~ :SG IN. l2:lS p m
0u"osys Leaves Everett ..9:As<A IN, $40 p m
Connects with boat foY snohc n:ish. Connects
with steamer Flyer for Tacoma.
Trips daily Including sunday.
Leaves Colman dock, fo0t of coiE.tsbia street
gEATTLE AND TACCNA NAN:WATION co.
CLAUD TROUP. FRANK w. EstsODHuE,
Pres. Secy.
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WHIDsY ISLAND ANs
OTEAMER FAIRHAsEl

Leaves City Dock, ses;tla. 6aiiy ezseot Saturday,
at p. m, for Ednlonds. 81, atom. Baleip Browns
Point. Langley. Coupeviil., san - fuca. uak
Barbcr. Ctsaiady and aconnrt Returning
leaves LAconner : = N. tor seattle covering same
route. l. GREEN. Master.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Another Advance of Half a Cent
on Sailed Meats.
VEGETABLES GROWING CHEAPER.
Home Grown Rhubarb Nonopolising
the Mafkst-Oats and Hay Firm-
Eastern Eggs In Market.

=. DRPAKTN1Sf OF AsRIcuLruRR wRkfHRR
BuR8AU-DAiLY BULLETIN.
SkArrLE AnYii "A
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BANKS.
THs GUARANTEE LOAN AND rRUsr co.
Iaossperaasa 1857. Capital s3oe.oe&
ssz'g ssildias Corner Of second saa cA~n
fransaes . general baakias susi.sA
SAVINGS DEPAarxxxr.
s1wards and intsfess aiio.ed thsrssa
farm asd city real estatA
TRUSTEES:
LEleH q J. HCNT..................,Pr sssasue
WILLIAM 4 .vies. Pr.sids.s
D. n. BAXTER. .Cashise
COLUMBUS I. TYLER. j. D. IowxxS. = 9
Williams. wM r FIsHER
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL aANK OF
Seattle.
Paid up capital. e3oo. 900
surplus. 6O,OOO
Sell exchange ana make telegraphtc transfers
to ALI parts Of the United states and Europe.
Solicit accounts of banks and bankers. mer-
chants. manufacturers. Individuals and corpora
Collections entrusted to our care win rscsivs
prompt attention.
DIRECTORS:
A1"s srrWaRT v;: p res,asns
A. ID SLEW ARf.. VICE resident
4 fRACENTHAL. I. ROBINSON and JAMES
r. HAYDEN.
CORRESPONDENTS:
National Bank OF Republic New York: Com.
merclAl National, Chicago; First National Bank,
St Paul: Bank Of California, San Francisco:
First n ationai Bank, Portland
nExr11 HORTON Z CO. BAHKzlA-
INCORPORATED 1854
ssrpIs:................................. Ia ~
rsi9cut: ....ss..es.s.sss....W LAOE
vice Prestdene.............A 4. DENNY.
MoueGexs. N. n. LATlMEA
Cashier. +. r VAN TUYL
Sight exchange And telegraphic transfers on New
YORK. Chicago. st. P>ul. San Francisco Pert
land. Apd various points In Wash
iugto0, oregon and British
Columbia
sight billa Of exchange on London available ~
where In Europe
Collections made ~ all points on favorable terra
Bends, stocks and other vAluables received % -
posit for SAFE keeping.
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tCiose connection with N. r. train from Portland
and San Francisco.
Steamers "City Of Kingston" and ''City Of eeat-
tie" make close connections 1t the Tacoma wharf
with trains to and nom Portland, and with the
Hast and West bou nd overland trains
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poRr ANGELES. PORT xowSsxND. DUN.
i Neaess ana seat lie roais.
TIEBCsso
Fast Passenger ard ne gas -gopsilR
NoNTICK Lfsa
Commencing TUESDAY, Nevsmeey 1897.
Leaves & ally except Monday T.. rs: seattle
u III. Townsend 10 So. isrt Angeles
? IN Leave. Port Ar<ses 3 "a N: Pcr,
1o~assnd {: 80 p. m; arrives fsssssie 10 p IN
landings City Dock. seaEts. rihsSss DOCK. Pors
Jownsend: Norsss Dock. for; Arss-sa
HA3 ga BRos
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE,

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-29

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-29

LAST TIME
+ PORT GARDNER RCEfE.
STEAMER cEEYHHEN
Commencing Feb 10. oAily, except SUNDAY.
Leaves seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200 m
Arrives Everett. Observation-Disclosures. Q:l5 m
caves Everett. $3.50 q m
Arrives Sea .45 IN
Leaves Seattl.. .12 OO IN
Arr yes Everett. 2:l5 p m
Leaves Everett. s-.-... 2:20 m
Arrives Seattle. l:So r m
Leaves Seattle. i:4O p m
Arrives everett ........ -. b so
Leaves Everett. .......3. ~. ZOO p
Arrives Seattle. p:lO p m
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-29

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