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Assuming that many of our readers will be
able to spend only a week at the fair, the fol-
lowing programme IL offered by a sigh,seer of
much experience: Devote the first day TO a
view 81 the grounds, approaching. II possible.
by boat from Chicago. and landing at the great
pier start from the Manufactures building,
passing the statue Of the republic, around the
foot of the basin. 10 the noble Agricultural
building. then Machinery hail. the Adminlstra-
tica building, state buildings, Transportation
and Horticultural buildings. The second day
can he wholly spent ia the Manufactures AMI
Liberal Arts building, and even then only .
general impression can be carried away. The
third day can be given 20 tour OF Machinery
hall, the Macs, Electricity and transportation
buildings The fourth day spend in the Build
Ing OF Agriculture. where are eigh teen acres OF
exhibits The aith day one should visit the
Nomen's and Chlldren's buildings. where tsw
hours may be pleasantly spent The greater
paYt OF this day should be devoted 10 The mag
uiicent displays Of painting, engraving and
sculpture in the Fine Arts building. The sixth
DAY We will spend the morning In 3 tour Of
the Midway Plaisance. where are many curious
attractions La the afternoon one may take 8
farewell walk through the main grounds and a
parting glance e, the grand buildings, and we
have seen something of the Columbian exposi
ton To arrive in Chicago in good trim Tor
such week suy your railroad ticket over tire
burlington Ronta Your home ticket agent caa
supoIy you or write 10 A {. sheldon. general
ssemt, 80 ssalngtea street. Portland, oregon,
or W ). & Kenyon, general passenger agent, ST.
Paul. Nina
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Iris agreeable and efiicacious Tooth Powder. -
tabiishsd by more han twenty yeas experience
has received the sanction Of the members OF the
Dental and Medical profexsions OF this city grner-
ally and by them IL Is daily recommended ead
prescribed II is pleasant la the application as
az Is excellent IN It's effects Il speedily renders the
heeth white and smooth. the gums hsalthfni. red
and arm. aad by frequent use viii preserve them
in this desirable condition II gradually but eff
fectuslly removes tartar, and destroyes the para
sitieaI animaiculB which neglect may have per
mitted to collect ana prevents their further accu
mutation thus serving IS complete beauttnes
and preseryer OF the teeth Microscopic examina-
tons have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
all clases OF society aud OF every variety OF bodily
condition, and in nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites we're found 10 exist In great
numbers Experiments were made for their
movAi and the ingrsdie1 ts used Ia Lubln's Tooth
Powder were found 10 be most effectual. destroy
ing them Instantly.
Through the Kindness Of friends We are y,r
naitsed 20 publish the following
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ports. heavy Norfhwextern ~.-.s,.. -
Isee o1ersngs BY prominent trader. sns
closed steady. I1ze lover thsu ves.~-.ss~
Receipts. iSa.oo bushels: shinspens. ~ !.
go bushels. Closed: Cash. ere. n.r-r,.
Der, 6Ss<e. -
.- sorn-Iowsr; cash. s71e: December.
as olsst'-Ea'y; cash. as.ss: December,
Rye-42c.
Bariey-EomInaI.
Fiax-fL0sxaf. o.
1lnsothy-$35
az foorx-Easy; cash, sis.es; January,
:. Lard-Easy; cash. 1855; January.
sno,l ribs-Easy; cash. $3.50; jan
shouiders-s7aT. q
Snort eEear-<B 259a 81
Whisky-sLf4.
LIVE sTocx-
Cattis-Rsceipts. 1900 head. Prime
naive steers, S. 7015 -: medium. S.. I5sg
20. Others. 81 25es4 q; stockers. g. 7g5F1
80. feeders, x35oe740o: Texans. 81 1Def
1sg' westerns, g U6glZ5
hogs-Eeeeipts, 5000 head ua~ke,
sieans 70 trifie lower Mixed and mack
ers ss-z3964o: rough and common. 81. 10
@o.lo; prime heavy and bufchers'
weights. $1,000. IS; light. 81. 1906 sn.
oheep- hecsipts. 1900 head Market
.saay: NO change from yesterday ;
u
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
rHE srArE az rRAnK.


Sss FRAScIsco, Oct. 4--Business
holds active In all lines OF merchandise.
prices running firm. Produce markets are
quiet.
Vegetables and fruit-Few changes.
Potatoes -Firmer.
Bntter-Weak.
Esgs-Steady.
Poultry Dull and weak.
Cheese--Firm.
Game-Good condition sells wells.
Produce receipts Flour, quarter sacks,
iLass Oregon i,3Ss, Washington Liz,
haslern 500: wheat, centais, 500, Oregon
~, Washington 3.63s; barley, centals.
ass.nA; oats, eentals. 46i, Oregon 2l5.
sashington 3,9o4; corn. sacks, 3.2a0:
esns, sacks, 5,9Qs; potatoes. sacks, 2,770.
four-Ne quote: Net cash prices for
Amiiy extras, $3eaG375 per barrel; bak-
30 ~ S''''OSs''V0' sHpef"he' s-00ss
Nheat--No, 1 shipping, $1.0lIs64io eiS /;
ssa,al
Barley No. feed. esO1e6i &c; choice TO
ssf'get. o. Nc; brewing, 72ikef Sc; Chevalier,
ivWilator standard, and 75tg9lc per GEN.
~ iof lower grades.
Eats u.ass-New red. asc@sL05: black, eoc
a. sr0t tatttihE. ~. lut0lssn fancy iced,
ssIasss3i.l9is; good 10 choice. $i.05al 81. 10 !;
sssas'on TO lair. SSe9sloo; surprise, 81. -
slss; grey, ocetSLo1.
CALL BOARD.
cafes we're recorded today as follows;
wheat - Morning, informal session /:
.s ao tons, Si22: 500 tons. 81 2oA.. 100
ms ms N.ss; 80 tons. Sl..2Ts; December.
- IONS. N.ilss 40 tons, $i.ilss; 40
s ss,S slllss; 4oo tons, Sl.ilS.: 500 ions,
-i 1ao tons. si,i2i.. zoo Tons. SIZES. !;
4 tens, Ai2is; seller, lsS, 20 tons,
49, per centAl.
a. 1ssalar session December se tons,
- ~ "" tons, sLIias: zoo tons. Si.iIA,
& .sns, Lll7S; Ice tons, SLIP: no tons,
~ 80 tons, ST. i9s4 :, 400 tons, 81. t2l. /:
- 80 tons. N22fs: zoo tons, 81. IN !;
~, iSaA 300 tons, SI.0s per GENITAL.
ha'eI-No sales.
FINANCIAL
,-ssIassss-on sight, New York. per sI0l.
.,ssals1ount. Sterling bills--on London,
'y-aay bank. Sis4.
- SILVER
g. s1 bars, per ounce. T2s.87skc.
Asean collars. SaSStSlc.
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poRr ANGELICA PORT TovNeEND, DUE
i gsness and seattle route.
TIME cARn
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTICELLO
Commencing Tuesday. May %. 1seS.
Leaves daily except Monday follows: Seattle
O m; Townsend 1880. arrives Port Angeles !
p. m Leaves Port Angeles 5 p M; Port
Townsend Q: 50 p. m; arrives Seattle 10 p M
IandingR City Deck, seattle; Tfbnal's Dock. Pers
Townsend; Morse's Dock. Port Angeles
HATCH BROS
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
losDoN srocK ExcHAxaE.

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Loxpos. Oct. Ia - Consols, asikd
Bank of England discount rate 3 per cent.
Bar silver, .925 fine, 33ssd.
ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 4-Wheat-Holders Of
fer moderately.
Corn Steady holders offer freely: spot,
Is isi; October. As: November. Is I'd:
December, As i3.d.
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commencing October rs, the Northern Pacific
RmtlFos3 Company vii sell uFst-ciass foani
tr1p tickets 20 Chicsgo froa seattle al 10 @
rsfs same ticket 20 - l4euts ant retara ia
m uat raiss tnis last opportunity Of tGksHg a
f-tp over the grand sccafc Fogie Of America %
the great Worlds iAIT, which ctoses forever
-. q.
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MINING EocK,
CHICAGO MARKErs.
BOARD or TRAnx

ke $50 - as0, Oct. 4.-Wheat-D Dull: opened
4, -. -. aseiined lac on light local trad
nns,~s.sas interrupted telegraph com
with The East, decreased ex.
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.AsHox ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER ar.rnx

Leaves Merchants doc< : 90 9. IA Nsa1aya we4
sess4ys ard Fridays FOR West side o,AsE4 As4. wav
lsn*tsEx. Tuesdays Thursdays and sGsur1ays ssr
last sase vasAea. chazsSa9aa. neaxasn.s ssoasss
Laa2iag Aa3 EDsnzA I4sAvex Tacoma every
r9ralHg except sSa2Ay o; ESQ.
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Excursion $50 os.

Chicago and te;srn via the Great Northern
railway Tickets gOcd 90 return uaiil NoveE
her Is
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I'm SOS

Az .cAaS lssi To ChscayA The ChcaSa. Nil
waukss 4 - fant railway leats tas van Ex.
euysioE sasoA 10 The Worlds iaiE
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE
H New Passenger Steamer
DELTA
tCEFrysng &. = naasil leaves colmAa dock Aon-
GAYS Wednesdays and frfgRys a. 90 q fer
ktnxsfsu Port SsaEzsss. BzHEsf S.aeeex BFianaa.
faeSA 80 Tsi4twRap fAzf9 Reo1spofs and Unioa
csgy and snteFnseelafc Fotu1s, arriving NJ pntca
Gas Al 90 n * leaves Tnaaa CITY ~ I 30 :.
z. Tuesdays, ThGrsdAys aa4 >A'aeaRys. arriving
IA ssAtlas a. 2soo p IA
THOMPSON Bros
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SPOKANE. January l7.,-

SPOKANE. January IL fss1
0entiemea-{ take sreat p,sAxaFe In adding my
testimonial to the excellent qualities Of LEGin's
Teeth Powder aus astsr mAny years personal
rersence In and Of attentive observation %
is satisfactory eTecgs upon the teeth Of my
patients I recommend tt 70 sii aS ssfs pleasant
sna sfncaeiou. asnufrire. combining All The
requisites 6r preserving shs teeth and gums Ia Q
eleAa. healthy eoaaltien.
q. n LAwRESSE. n d q
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE ARLIsGros.

THE ARLINGTON.
T s Beals. IT,, CoupevilleMrS Lord, Nelson
Phil Nels. City w II sherman, Olymp
a Kirk, Oakland q q England Il ", Suon
q NJ Edgar, Portland G. l. Evans, Tacoma
Mary Robinson. GiimanChsries Bash, san Fran
Lucy Robinson, do III Irvine, stanwood
T. III Jansen, Tacoma q Phinney. fhinney
Miss A r Reusler, An ctsMrs II Perrin, An'cts
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Thls Is 81. SO 10 less than for the pre-
caiag week and s557. e4098 less than for
the corresponding week last year.
During the past week wheat has con-
snned dull and uuiet. Reports of further
decline in the English market have dis
couraging eject ON the business here. The
return OF fair weather has caused re-
sumption Of the movement of the crop to
tide water, but q considerable portion Of
the wheat 10 rejected owing to damage by
rain.
In the Wholesale grocery trade several
important changes are reported. There is
sharp advance on lemon. orange and
eitron peel. imported from Europe. Dried
fruits have gone contrary TO expectation,
and have advanced. Since the season
opened evaporated apricots have gone up
AGENTS. per pound. and dried prunes Ia
ants per pound. Dried apples are stifien-
ing up both in California and Oregon.
Canned tomatoes are firm and going
hieher than ever. There is likely to be
encnlty IN futures, for those who bought
bmatoes in the spring to be delivered in
@e fall will probably not get them.
tmned pears are 30 cents u dozen higher
ban at this time last year. and higher
han the price at which old stock was
tIpssd out.
Hops have weakened. and 10 cents per
rcund as the top price offered for choice
goods.
Potatoes are 81 per ton higher than they
we're a week ago.
An advance of cents per pound on chew
in2 tobacco ia announced To go into effect
Immediately.
Plums have about dropped out Of the
market, but prunes still remain. Ripe
tomatoes are getting scarce. and green ones
are now on sale. Eastern grapes and cram
berries have come into market. the former
selling al very low prices.
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TESTIMONIALS.

PORTLAND. Or. March 7. 1894
Dear strs- Being satisfied with your manner %
preparing ths pentifrce and knowing IL TO be per
fecfiy harmless IN lie etsects I have. since yoa
commenced Its preparation. used II IN my family
and prescribed Il to my patients with uniform
satisfaction. aIsd now cordially recommend Il TO
the puhle a. being valuable. safe and efiicaeieps
eensifrice. we'll adapted 10 keeping the teeth and
gums la . clean. healthy condition Yours ruy.
W. C. BROWN. .. D. -
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LURIyS TOOTH POWDER makes
6Ood Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion MAKES Content
ment
Contentment makes life worth liv.
ing.
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NEW YORK MARKETS..

The banks now hold s3s. so, 900 in excess
OF the y per cent. legal requirement.
The clearing house loan committee have
today cancelled $3.50, 600 certificates, leav-
Ing ~, So. 900 ontstanding. The total thus
TAR cancelled s3l .955 COO.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
NEW YoRK, Oct. Misrepresentation on the
stock exchange today 10 unsettled. Prices
were fraction lower at the opening, but
rather quick recovery was attracted by
fresh sales. The reaction was followed by
period OF strength. during which there
was an advance of x to 4 per cent.
Petroleum-Duil aud nominal.
Government bonds-Steady.
SILVER
Bar silver. Der ounce, 72s<c.
Mexican dollars, 5slzc.
BONDS
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MARK HIoHLANn
Rs.d What /, chem,., .,r,:

Resd what = ehenaiss says:
SEATTLE. August !. 1881.
GeGtismen-f have made q chemical exanlnar
tien Of i.uSins Tooth Powder and ind that It's
constituents such can neither chemically
mech anicaliy iniure the teeth. The iGdletous Sc
lection Of the tngreae at& and the evident
hleijed Ia It's prepasaflon. commend 10 a. . harm
less a. vel - elileaeieus dentifrtce
O. ]. SMITH Chernss.
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EVERETT ROUTE
IL STEAMER GREYHOUND.
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves seattle. g IS . m. Has m and 40 n,
Leaves EvarsSt. 9;iA N, 2:lS p N and 90 y IN
-. Leaves Sestsse, -.--...... AS = m
S"nosss Leaves k<efsfG. ....... 500 D "a
Connects with boats fer TAcoFnA and Snohoaatsa
LaaatnS Co.man docs foof Of MA.faa street
sFATTfR ASn TACOMA NAVIGATION CO.
CLACD TROUT. r. ". 6o0DhuE.
PreA S<cy.
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FoR CHARTER
STEAMER IDAHQ

Newly furnished and equipped aaa especially
adapted for excarslons Ad1rsss Box TIA or csll
- reoEn 81 starr Bcyt ealldinE
(. u. HRoWNFIELp. Master aaa ownsr.
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pELLINoHAE BAY INSIDE ROUTE
Whatcom and Sehome. Fairhaver sarnish, An
acortss, Ftdalgo City, utsalady, Coupsviils Lang.
ley. Clinton, Everett. Edmondx
STEAMER wAsco
Leaves City dock Tuesdays, Thursdays and sasur.
days at Z o'clock n N Tickets for sale q, CITY
Ticket once. soa Second street
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ELY OF fHE "rLykRs
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Rour round trips daily except Sunday.
In enc hour aad twenty-five minussA
TIE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily and sunday trips. Seattle T scona
route. Is follows:
TAKING xTEncr
THURSDAY. JUNEl
TIME cARn.
Leave Tsooma-6 10. e:sa q IN I 40 Sis n m
Leave ssattie-s:l5 HAS = m, 500 100 . "a
SUNDAY.
Leave Tscona-e;3o. IL 30 a m 4:so n ma.
Lave seaftis-sfoo q m. 400, 100 y. a
Landing 81 y. p. wharf, Tacoma. aud Ceaner
eisl deck foot Of MArion street Seattle
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pELLINGHAM BAY. INSIDE ROUTE
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
For Edmonds, Everett, Clinton Langley Coupe
vile, UtsaIady. Fldasgo City. Anacortes, Samish,
Fairhaven. Sehoms and WhAscom. leaving seattle
Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays at a m Re
turning. leaves whatcom Tuesdays Thursdays
aud saturdays at $50 m. landing at Bakers
wharf, foot Of University street.
THOMPSON BROS
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The following Is from one Of the mos, eminent
authorities In the West:

Iuhiu Chemical Co:
Dear sirs-f cnuamendstory wcrd from me In
favor Of your excellent tooth powder. known as
luain's looah Powder. add % its deserved
popularity ana extsndsd use. can cheer
fully and trathfhliy say 70 these who are In want
Of pleasant. harmless and thoroughly efIscasious
centifrice that they viii ind those qualities all
combined in your admirable preparation: and
efter = long acquaintance and careful observation
q TIA Effects upon the teeth Of those who have
made daily uas Of II and . personal xper.ence Of
it, for nearly twenty years. know OF moth
inx superior for the purpose OF cieanins. pressrv
ing and BEATTY ing The teeth
MARK HIoHLANn
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Hops remain steady.

MERCHANDISE
Coffee-options, steady; October, $l7 30;
November. SIC 20; December. $3.50. Spot
Rio firm.
Sugar-Steady.
Copper-Duli.
Lead--Weak.
Spelter-Weak
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF
L Seattle.
SoRfso-ss
Sell exchange and make telegraphic transfers
TO ali parts of the United states and Europe.
Solicit accounts OF banks aud bankers. rnef.
chants. manufacturer individuals and cerpors
tons.
Collections entrusted 60 eur care viii rscsivs
peomps attention
DIRECTORS:
JACOB FURTH............... President
A. H. STEwART................ Vice Prssidsas
q FRAUESTHAL. L ROBINSON and JAN18
r. HAYDEN.
coEREspospESrs;
National Bank OF Republic. New York; Cemr
nerclal National, Chicago: First National Bank
o. Paui: Bank Of California, San frAneisces
Firs: National Bank. Portland
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IS A CAREFULLY EDITED n.
PAGE PAPER.

And filled each week with news
from all points of the Northwest, and
will tell the story of the happenings
of this section of the United States
in an interesting and acceptable
manner. Why not send copy
regularly to your friends, relatives
and acquaintances back East? 1t
is cheaper than writing letters and
saving of much labor.
Terms are as follows:
WEEKLY six months. ..........si00
WEEKLY, one year $500
Sample copies sent free to any
address.
All orders should be addressed to
The PosT-INTELLIGENcER Co.,
Seattle, Washington.
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EVERETT AND sSoHoNrsH ROUTE
TIE oniy eesf that gees through without trsasss.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Hsiheid's wharf TUESDAYS Thur.sav. Ara
Saturdays At a. n, tor kdm ands MuglItea ~
erett Marysvis, Eass Everett lowell ana seo-
honsh FARE TO EVERETT sOce tn sSc.
HoAIsH. sea J. A. HATFIELD, Agent
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For further Information address
S. MccLELLASD. General Agent
Yesler's dock. Telephone TO
FRANK wATERHoCsE, General Manager
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ness. on sale g. C p railway ticket once ana
% the aoeks
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STEAMERS.
PAcrri0 x AxH4cos nS So
sTR9 NORTH PACIFIC AND sEHoxE
Alternate On Following schedulA
DAILY.
Leave Seattle fer Tacoma, g q m
For Port Townsend. Anacsrses and Bsflinshsm
Bay 9p m.
Connect ct Port Townsend for Angeles vIc-
tcyia and Seah Bay route. at Tacoma with
irains fsr west south and east: - whatcom with
G r. r. r trains fcs north ami east. ami boats 10
San Juan isiand&
IA ISLAND ROUTE
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
Daily except Sunday as $50 q. m, for Eversss
Ia Conner aad all WILDLY island poinfs.
For further Information address
S. MccLELLASD General Aren't
YesIer's dock Telephone 710
FRANK wATERHoUsE, General Manager.
Tickets on sale OF C p railway ticket once ana
% the aoska
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows:
For san Francisco via Port Townsend and Vic
oria. At p. m. tpAsssngsrs received ON board a.
> nj Oct. 0. 10. I5. 20, -. so.
For Alaska, Oct Is and So at o @. m
From San Francisco for Victoria ana Puget
Sound ports, at a M, Oct 2, 2, Il. II. AZ. ~.
Tickets may be obtained at the ONCE o; tas com.
e&ny, at Ocean dock. seattle.
GoopALL, PERKINS a Co,
General Agents, san Francisco
g. n JOHNSON, r. s supe, Seattle
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For san Francisco. vita Port Townsend and Vie
oria, at p m. Passengers received ON board AZ
m Oct. 0. 10. l6, 20, -. 80.
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ySv0pr u,9 a vYxca uANr
Occidental Block. Seattle. Wan
OFFICERS AND TRusrBEA
srtsYr neanv Wee pr.sfesnt
n .a.1@st.s ~s~- - -
EanA !. D-ouksAS u.s. ~ -
Loois 7Sn ~sssSleI. SoAH N"-.Nss - - 49,
INnsacts savInss oAnn ous ~ 49, sa@us'ver.
DsIsos. ,ss 49, =. :. 49,. -. -
tern deposits per se1a 90 BOT, oran ~ asioas
D'Saae"9s - - 80 80. - - ....x
coliAtaTais only.
THE FIRST NATION L RANK or AZ Tr1.D
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GoopaLL, PERKINS a Co,
General Agents san Francisco
g. III. JOHNSON. r. s supe, Seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-16

EVERETT. Ia CONNER AND wHrpBY
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-16

ssy FRANcIsco. Oct. a. business
holds active in all lines OF merchandise.
prices running firm. Produce markets are
quiet
Vegetables and fruit-Few changes.
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