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Financial,


London, March s.-Bar silver. q 5-isd
Consols. lo4 5-is. Bank of England dis
count rate. per cent.
New York. March is--The Evening
Posts London cabiegram says: The gem
erai tone OF the markets today was good
although the activity still centers In other
affairs. There was strong squirt in
Americans. especially Louisville and
Reading. The movement was commenced
this morning by some leading operators
In the kaftr market making changes of
small lines Of Louisville and other shares,
believing that Americans have seen their
worst. Jobbers here are short OF stock
hence the rise. The closing was with
about the best, The rise In silver and sill
YER stocks was feature II is believed
that state council I'm Germany, at
meeting presided over by the emperor, has
practically decided to take the initiative
In calling an international monetary con-
ference. The rise in prices of wheat, wool.
cotton and other commodities causes re-
yived hopes OF improvement.
Breadstufr> and Grains.
Liverpool. March ts-Wheat -~ Spot.
steady: demand. poor: No. :, red winter.
4s 10d; No.2. red spring, IS 3i2d: No. /.
hard Manitoba. % 3;zd: No !. California.
- lad. Futures opened firm. closed
steady. with March unchanged and other
months I'D lower; March and April. 4s
9izd: May. ~ 9a.d: June. is 9i4d; July. is
Jod: August. Is 10itd.
Corn-Spot. quiet: American mixed Is
Sd. Futures closed quiet. with near and
distant positions unchanged TO Nd lower.
March. Is 81: April. May and June. Is 2%d;
July and August. Is Sd
Fiour-Firm: demand moderate: 81
Louis fancy winter, SIS h
IIops-At London. dull; Pacific coast, e
los.
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CHIC AGO MARKETS.
The EsNnfri of -Tra.le.

Chicago. March lS-Wheat started at
tkc advance over Saturdays session The
early news was of rftSrd character.
Dry weather throughout the winter couu-
try. sssaaineSs IN Ihe English markets
and a decrease az @e4,5sn bushels IN the
l.ivevv~>al stock since Monday last were
ths. items frosu which the bulls drew
thesr courage Weaker continental mar
kysss favorable weather for the French
crap. accompanied by srscuiAtiye selling
orders from Paris. were the principal
items eE tie early cables which lent
strength - the hears and the market
from having slight upward tendency
turned ~ a much more deci6ea feeling in
favor % the opposite direction. When the
visible supply statement was received.
showing a decrease ~ only Ssk 90 bush
els com parssi vita a decrease OF I&1S 0so
bushels last year or The corresponding
week b&Arisa sentiment became pro
rsnus,ce5 and the price tur1bled sc below
what ~ was during a portion CO the last
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Steamer Ai-Ki got out at . o'clock yes
terday morning for Alaska.
Steamer Utopia arrived Sunday after
noon with 500 barrels OF lime from San
Juan.
Steamer Utopia took 100 fire brick
from this port 10 Tacoma yesterday after
noon.
steamer willapa will leave Schwa-
bachrrs wharf az O'Clock tonight for
Alaska.
Steamer wana walla will arrive this
morning frcna San Francisco with freight
and passengers.
Ship e f Sergeant was towed 10 sea
on SUNDAY morning by the tug Sea Lion.
with > 20 tons OF Black Diamond coal for
San Francisco.
The halIbut fishing schooner Surprise
arrived In port yesterday morning from
a iong cruise on the southeast Alaska
banks with sad pounds Of fish for Aims
worth & Dunn
Capt Claude Troupe. Of the steamer
GREYHOUND, who has been iI for the pas,
two months Will leave this morning Tor A
trim through California Frank W. Good.
hue will go down with the captain. bat
will soon return.
Steamer Signal arrived Sunday morning
from Vancouver, r. c., with thirty-three
Chinese fG SoTeTS. MOUND Tor astoria The
steamer stopped at the buukers and took
~, about so tons OF Newcastle coal and
LEFT Yesterday afternoon. The Signal also
had Seventy tons Of Honolulu and 20 tons
Of China freight for Portland and As
for,s.
steamer City az Puehla will leave this
morning at ) o'clock for san Francisco
with a cargo Of 1850 tons 81 China rice,
brought 20 Vancouver by the LAST En-
-
this rssrt: C. u. Hayfora, Mrs. L. r. Hay
ford and child. c r. Hayford. r J.. Loo
nan. r. NJ peyse-. capt Wilscy. wtge and
daughter. w De Wit. ]. !. Park, {. I.
Steaa8usaa. Ia II Henry. CoFwin :. shank.
Mrs RayTnaker. Mrs IL l.. Smith. Mrs.
SnAssgnnessv. Mrs. n. Harris, NJ. Eeliaia
ana wife. Edwin Eplirg Frederick Pres
cott. II J. Kopelrian. W. Z Watson. IT.
f. Graves. Mrs. q Christensen, Capt.
Claude Troupe. Frank ". Goodhue-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Brea,istuffs and Grains.

San Francisco. March fs--Flour-Fam~
fly extras. s.. 2s1ls IS: bakers extras. SS.i5
ass. superi;ne s. 1om2.i0.
Nheat--As foreshadowed on Saturday.
abe sample market presented softer tone
this morning. with business OF rather
moderate proportions. No. 1 shipping
wheat. Ss'ic, with s5izc az full figure for
choice offerings. Milling grades are less
firm. at a range or aNia6c.
BarleyMolst weather takes all the
bgeyaney out Of the market. and the sit
nation consequently shapes more in favor
or the buying Interest At the same time
there Is uo increase Of trade the demand
being small Feed. fair Ia good. 37,aa7sAc:
choice. S'c brewing. Ssagelc.
pats-TrAde IL az moderate volume only.
dealers not being inclined to stock up
h'uch ahead 81 current requirements.
Milling. I.Q5lsii.i7ia: Surprise. slo7isa
llSz, fancy feed. 81 .02isqIi uTi4 good TO
choice. a,cttsi; fair 10 good. @itta5c poor
e fair. &NSl'2c black. si.iogft tsts: red
Nit4il-e; gray. 95cnSi per GENITAL
Flour. sacks. ts.253: oregon. s.Tss; Wash
lHKton, E'N, wheat. Centais. 81. e6: barley
q Oregon. t.5Sa: oats. Oregon. Is: beans
SACKS. t,9Sl rye. 81; potatoes, sacks
Isl; oregon. t.2is. onieras. sacks. III: Ore
gen. 9iS bran. 81; Oregon. Lea. Wash
ingten. 2.losl middlings. sacks. I.eoo. hay.
tons $40. hops, bales. II: mustard. sacks
i-.a, Wool, bales. 3sS1: ralsius. boxes. isaS:
Rides. III, wine. gallons. +a.aso.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-sseady, December. a7'se; May.
So
$50
Cern-s1 -.
Bran-St per ton.
Produce.
Pota:oee- Good BurhankS are arm and
eas ltt % fancy 0rego0s aold up - 81
Early Rose are in diminish demand
ana weaker. New. il542c per pound:
sweets sl4iS Tor rivers aad Sezf2@ FOR
choiesr kiad< Early Rose s0lJ5nc. River
E@is - So l.ev ceat3l. peyaiuma ana
or alas fairbanks t115Sc. River Bur
oAaks a. Far. Oregon Burbsnks 5Hf95c,
S4llaas HaxhanEs 15cs}st per GENITAL
Hs'ter- Aao,her fractional decline is
haiet aud the market Is dereorargesf
t'caEers fancy, fSc with sales at fsc
Gtr Fooaa. seconds itc: dairy fancy, tess
~a're, good 10 choice fo8ftzc; me,fium
kIt3@s T-4,9, per pound store hutter
#'c p'~ reu0A. plCkisSi rolls. nrkln and
Creamery tub nominal.
'aeese--W Weak and In ample suppty
f@hff n'i1 rev 18otshie as 7sfSg per
Ps-iai- common - good tislsc. Young
N"eri-& Ssioo: eastern isgft5c latter aes-
0Fr Tor cream western laFS3lc Per pound
f<.fs-lhs Meek opened f2c better WITH
N2at'aIe3 s'a~sffy - store eggs The
a'k-' Is fairly syn. Store eggs IlssE8
- per aa1ee. ranch eggs tsEig'sc per
Financial.
Ss.tse eal~ - sees prafts-SiGht ..... ~
N~t2tAaN .f1E siisErtf TsfeUsrNgA
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Union Depot Connections.

an trains from the West rzsn t,so IN.
81. Paul unscn depet. making cros~ $50
necfiors. xsfs The Ncrth~ y estssr- tr.t,s.
for the East and Sossta. Passengers hsla-
fmg tickets via the above lsne have onlv
step from their train TO the elegantly
equipped North-" estern limited. lsav-
ing So Paai every day in the year Fnr
ladies' travelling aicne this 10 ewn..sas,s,r
10 be considered. For tickets and s1e@n-
ing car reservation call on
=. ". PARKER.
Puget Sound Agent. sol Front So. seattle
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. March Is.-Arrived-
Jeanne. Comox; Horner. Yaquina bay;
Jrago. Coos hay: Point Iona Cosrnopo-
rs Departed-Aiice Blanchard, Astoria
and Portland Freights and charters
Am bk wilma, scoal from Nanaiu1o for
San Francisco.
Port Townsend March Special-Ar-
rived British ship Lathpm from Santa
Rosalia for Tacoma. Bark General Fair
child from San Francisco at Nanaino.
Sailed-Bark Sea King. Nanaimo for San
Francisco, Ship G. r Sergeant. Seattle
for San Francisco. British ship Vincent,
Tacoma for United Kingdom
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle az fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria, at a. IN. passengers re-
Is? "a and ~
For Aiaska~March . and - at Q a. m
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at a. m, March I,
6. IL, Is. Il. Is and 81.
Tickets may be obtained at the offiec OF
the company at Ocean dock, Seattle
GoODALIs. PERKINS G. Co.
General Agents. San Francisco
j. TRoWBRIDCE. Act. p. S. Supt..
Seattle.
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thought by mary Tn hare sa-r Fns.. has
been heard from b her awrer, @ W.
Palmer. and Is not sxperfnSi IN rsTssf ,Ae
nsi9s5le q May. The report was brought
In BY Capt Munger. ef the schooner
Surprss@. which returned frnza ,hs harkx
last San9ay afternoon TIE cautatn
says the schooner Was getting xoos
catch. and when be last saw her all vas
well
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEAT~rY II
ROUTE AA1'
q. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamsr
MCI.TN0AAH
DAILY TINE CARD.
STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEI.

Seattle and Tcwnsend-Neah BAY route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at ts.Is
a. N. for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
Dungeness. Port Angeles Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysht. Ciaiiam Ray and
Neah Bay. returning. arrives Seattle go
p. IN. On opposite days. Steamer Evangel
leaves Yesler dock for Port Townsend.
Port Williams. Dungeness, Port Angeles
and Victoria. Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at $50 p. M; arrives Seattle al
ternate days J p. m.
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STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lilly, Bogartius g. Co.'S dock, Sc
Monday, March 18th, and wednes-
day. March 9th, al ~ midnight and Sat-
urday. March 23d, at Z a. IN.
Returning leaves Mount Nernon--Wed-
nestiay, March aoth at a. M. Friday.
March I'd. at ). a. m. and Sunday. March
9th. at 10 a. m. connecting In Seattle
with the Mary l.. Periey for Tacoma and
Everett. calling at Edrnonds. Richmond,
Tulalip. Stanwood. Florence, Fir, Skagit
City, Mount Vernon and Avon.
LILLY, BOGARDuS g. CO.. Inc,
Owners and Managers
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Portland March 1s-Wheat-weake- /:
wana WaHa, 4saE5tsc Per bushe.: valley
S2ElItec per GENITAL.
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NEw NORA II ARKErs,


Ne~ York. Aarch l<--The week ocenef
q 'Se ~xFasnsse Nth rn4rAa. asftxs ans
: s'fssss ;eae - sGss- 5siats,,f.. There were
@sAFy Aagsas orders CT TIE beard n, ga
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opsz'ng cf ths foreign as ven a. che
nonss aecsHnt. ana the purchasing nsove-
El@Ss vas continued sr force 58rsnE the
ssserEscoB- "A notable fs3snre OF she trad
ING Sas taat Il was widely Distributed
thEosxaoot The isst, more go than on any
1As N many n5onthF- The advance In
prices al the top figures Of the Gay eorn-
pared with the ctoging sales az SATURDAY
were: New Jersey c~ntrai - Denver 4
Efo Graa1s ~. Sugar ard Northwest :.
Lsoatsstls e. Nashville. ana Kansas 4
Texas preferred Ia. Alton ana Terre
ftaass and Colorado Coal In. Chicago
Gas and Delaware A Hudson "a. paEtt-
more Il Otto and Bars.nxtgr a c,vsney
II; 81 Paul eonsrnog ard preferred. Rock
Island. New York Central, Southern rail-
rosa preferred, syeHeraf Electric Is. and
DesaTa-s # L~aekawanna. Reading. Pull
man. Wnseains an6 Lake Erie. Central
racine. G. G. C. Il ST. l. aad American
1osasso j: Sorfsik and wesssrn prefer
fea "ne@sfnx ard Lake Erie preferred
=. Hooking Valley. Lake Shore, Louis
pshe- View Albany preferred and Susaae-
mamma western preferred = ans ire
rest OF the list =. Shortly before o'clock
heavy blocks Of Sugar were oTsres for
saie. presumably In part 20 realize pro-
rs. asa break OF IA per cent. was the
result the Suck cio&iBg at the lowest
price OF shs day. The depression in Sugar
sooa Affected the general market unfavor-
sosy. and the tisnh holders. fearing that
toe tide had turned. proceeded 10 realize
ana the stocks took a sharp turn down
yard. Tbs principal dealing during the
lass hour outside OK Sugar was in Chicago
Gas and GeseraI Electric
TIE bond market was very active and
strong
governmen. eonds-steady.
state bonds-Iaactfve
Railroad scuds--siroug.
fetrolenm-strong; April options closed
1ii7s bid
Visible Gratn supply.
The visible supply Of grain Saturday
March is. as compiled by the New York
frodslcs Exchange. Is as follows: Wheat.
as,safr9 bushels. decrease. $1,000: corn,
u. tsss 80 bushels. decrease. ss5.aa0: cats,
oSSa.osl bushels, decrease. Sc. no, rye ga
90 bushels. dserease. 900; barley, losi DO
bushels, decrease. 2is.c0 bushels
Financial.
Money on cali fairly active at sInk per
cent: last loan ?. closed per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4stoia per cent
Sterling exchange-Steady, with actual
business In bankers bills at 81 ssisff4 SOL
Tor demand and sis17sa4.ss for 60 days.
Commercial bills x4T
Silver certificates ssA
steamship I4ueania from I.tverpooI
brought Sf.Jln0og gold 10 August Belmont
q Company. ard steamship La Gascogne,
from Hayre. brought 1900 600 francs gold.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s:o0aml Ly NIL. Tacoma. liielArl 4:S5ann
ie.isamiLvT :S... Seattle. j.. S2tAri a:o0am
l;30pmlLv T2j Pr: Twns'd. 5s!ArIil :4spm
420pmlAT ilel.. Victoria ...iMIiLvi S.30pm
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf. Seattle.
Fer rates and other Information apply
]. A. NAnEAu. Gen. Agt.. NJ p. r. r..
Yesier ave, and Front ST.. 0patfla
8. q. YERkES, Agent. Yesler wharf
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THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia J. A O'Erten. Master.
Leaves Tacoma IL noon, Seattle Gem
trail wharf p. m. Mondays and Thurs
DAYS for Port Townsend. Anacoftes Fair
hayeu. New Wbafcom, blaine and FRI
day Harbor going through 20 Vancouver
ofs Thursday trip.
Fare 20 Blaine SET fare 20 Vancouver g
For further information apply TO Cen
trail wharf.
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SAN JUAN rsI.ANps-srEAMER Ly

SAN JUAN rSf4ASps-STEAMEK TX
Ola THOMPSON.
Varying United States mail leaves City
COCK. foot Of Mksu street Mcnday We'd
.rTsaay ard Friday at O. M. for Port
,yxYnWtsend. San 5Ean Islands and New
AiAE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH II
NORTH Bound-I4eaye Seattle 30 o. N. I:
xx,.a1ay Haroor il.A =. m.. leave Rccne
e,ta p. IN
South Bnund-~I<eave New whatcom 4:on
- IN leave Roche Hareor 800 a. N. /.
leave Friday Harbor l0sa a. m.: leave
r.cFt townsend 400 p. NJ: arrive Seattle
sss4 y. m.
-. r Thompson. managing owner. J. A
aAsneid. agent. Phone 50
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The Schooner Lincoln All Right.

The halibut fssh{ag schooner Lincoln,
which left this ro-f about Eve usoaths
ago fer the Alaska hanks and which was
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EVERETT RoUTE-STFf- GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday
leaves Seattle fi:f5 a III and 40 p n.
leaves Everett as A. III. and 2. III
SgsneayR-Lseayes Seattle =. H. Leaves
Everett II a. n
rare-siragse trip. 7Jcs round trip. ti-E;
s~sss~aetx WIKI boats for Tacoma and
Suah0wIsss-
I.anaing-Colmzn dock. foot Of Marion
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
Ciaua TEoup. Pres. r ". Goodhpe. S'y.
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WEST COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY

STEAMER FARALLoN.
Leave San FRANCISCO February q.
March II and 81.
Leave Seattle March and q, April
Passenger and freight rates the lowest
Tickets ard freight rates can be OBJ
taIned by applying 10
J, g. CARROLL, Agent.
Union dock, foot of Union street. Seattle.
Telephone 81
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Lubin's>
Powder

Has como to be recognized
as the NEST perfect denti-
frIce in the market. The
most gratifying thought is
that the popularity Of this
powder is based entirely on
its merit.
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= y STEAMBOAT AND TgASgpop.
D. TATf0N COMPANY.
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE
roaseS civ dock foFg OF Mar stree,
..i.syv Monday Wednesday aud Friday al
: = m, for Port Townsend. Anacoyte~
Samtsh. Fairhaysn and Whstcom. going
.s-aessn "a Blaine on Saturday
civ Trck Co. Agts. soS. KENDALL.
Telephone 81 General Manager
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TRADE ID Afss 8uCd4 pToIGee markets was
rather brisk yesterday especially as re-
CARDS city trade. and supplies at the close
OF tbs days business were pretty well
cleaned up. Receipts were light. and
prices were materially the same as on
Saturday. 4 large shipment was made TO
Alaska by the steamer Ai-ki, which left
early yesterday morning. and another
large one viii probably follow on the Will
Iaps. which win sail tonight. Trade with
that section Is assuming large proper
tons. on account OF the Increased travel.
Dealers are anxious 20 secure that trade,
as II Is all cash business.
Fancy apples are meeting with a good
inquiry. and as supplies are light prices
are held firmly. Choice stock was quoted
yesterday at prices ranging from use to
n.1s per box. and for the very choisest
stock as high as si.S was received. Me-
dunn stock Ia plentiful and prices have
wide range. Navel oranges sell freely at
the quoted rates, but the abundance of
medium grade stock makes strictly fancy
rather slow. The choicest stock is quoted
at s. and sa.2S per box. Seedlings are
plentiful and cheap. LINES and lemons
are scarcer and consequently frmer In
price. Dried fruits show no change sup
piies being ample for all needs and prices
easy. Tropical fruits continue I'm fair sup
ply. and shipments 10 outside towns are
very good, especially IN bananas
Dairy products are in heavy supply and
prices continue low and weak. and bntter
II on the down grade. Choice creamery
stock was quoted yesterday at q cents
per pound. the lowest price for many
months. other varieties were also weak
Movement Is very good on all lines. Eggs
were a little scarcer yesterday, but thu
ruling price remained at 10 cents per
dozeE, although some dealers held for II
cents. Cheese continues in large supply.
with no change In values. Poultry sells
quite well. and choice stock Is held steady
AZ full figures
The local wheat market is very strong
and offerings are few. at extremely high
values. Some holders wanted as high as
Is cents per hushei yesterday for the
choicest stock. Movement Ina merchandise
lines was fairly large yesterday. and
values showed no material change.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER HoSAf.IE
Arlington cock. leaves for Victoria ara
Port Tose ascend, daily, except sunday al
II D p m: returning. leaves Yieioria >
m Steamer Idaho leaves FOR Port
5TSo.susena and way ports daiiy, excent
sgnaav. nj ~: Sunday, direct. AZ D
: m; returning direct. leaves Port Town
send A. p. IN. Telephone no.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Time card ia effect Oct g. 1894
Snatt9e and WnatGoEs rolte--stata OF
x,-ashfnxton leaves Seattle daily. except
sa.arAay. al - p. IN. Seattle and la Con-
- rsufS~-F'airiaayea Raves Seattle daily
,-sr,t s;as ssyssay. a; as79 p. M Tacoma ana
seaffle roalre-State Of Washington leaves
sssatfle Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sa.fsr-
DAYS Al 40 p r. .>.
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PORT TOWNSEND, PORT ANGELES
AND DUNGENESS.

STEAMER MONTICELLO.
Daily. except Monday. Time card CON-
rnencing Tuesday. February s. 1896
Leaves Seattle. 500 a. m. Townsend
s.la a. m. pungeHcss. 10 "a. m: arrives
port Angeles. 100 g. m: leaves Port An
yeies, p. m: leaves Port Townsend, p.
m; arrives Seattle. $50 p. IN.
CITY DOCK CO. Seattle. Agents.
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,.xrr-p FIT AND SSOHOMTSH ROUTE
l. CIR RATE TO EVERETT
STEAMER MABEI.
r.ax-sS Central wharf. Tuesdays. Thurs
asgs and saturdays al a ~. for Ed
srScr,as Aukilteo. Everett, Marysville.
Easr Everett. LoEell and SnohosnIsh.
psRF. TO EVERETT. 5Ae. ROUND Csc:
ri, s$OHOMESH, sc
~ GEO. J. WILEY. Agent.
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SEATTLE TO TACOMA
rcaf rcan1 trips daily excepe sunday.
THE sTrsswR $500 NV IaaaS'
neeasAr daily trips sezstie-Taccuna
Taxing EJECT
TUESDAY, NAY &
TIME CARD.
Le&Fs SeAssl~--ssE. HIS o. -. 10. t.lS
"a Leave Iaeonaa--ssse u. ca-. isoQ. al.
ea p IN
sunday
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IA nats'y 1T Northern Pacific wharf. Ta-
se.faA. and Commercial deck, foot Of Mar
soE street. Seattle
r-ssAndaSs, excursion rates On steamer
fis~Sw1oa: fare. ssc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-19

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block, Seattle. Wash.
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Fuyth. President
arthur a. Denny. Vice President
John Leary .--..,... Second Vice President
James X. Hayden. .Mangr. Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank l. Biodgett. Assistant Cashier
StEmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
E c. Neufelder. E. w. wilmans.
Transacts a savings hank business ex-
clusiyely.
Deposits received from 81 TO $1,000
interest allowed per annum. Six per
cent. on term deposits. I per cent on Or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days of May and
November Loans made on real estate or
approved coliaterais only.
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DEXTER HORTON & CO., BANKERS.
Incorporated 1857.
Capital ..--.--.-....-.s......... .s<n.VD
Surplus Observation-Disclosures. 500. 90
President ........-.A- A. Denny
Vice President......W NJ. Ladd
Manager. N II. Lafimer
Cashier. ..........F. r. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and teiegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago, 81. Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere I'm Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds, stocks and other vaiuables re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-19

THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Incorporated 1857. Capital. 500. 900.
Bailey Building. Second aAd Cherry SITS.
-Transacts a
GENERAL BANKING AND SAVINGS
business
Deposits received In any amount from 81
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-19

Observations taken az eli stations ut
a. m. 18th meridian time g p. m. Pacific
simei. GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Observes In Charge
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