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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-03

Transactions since January L and FOR
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions since January
]. iSsS are SS77@.rs7.ss There were nlei
fer record yesterday fs deeds. the coElsau-
erstions s<EreEatiRg s7.s5eSa Following IN
a list furnished by the Daily Record. rooru
A. Scheaer-faaa block
y. Z. II. Il. Co. 10 John T. Iocars3gc. snv
Sc sec 3 =, :. sssl -.
Mountain View Cemetery Association %
Mildred =. Lcchridge. lot :. block -.
Mount View cemetery. sf2.
Robert i, WILSON 20 Mary Y. Rifle. M
ST. Se sec -, -. 6. q. c. 81.
John \ NIiSDa 10 Maria Swanson. ne sw
sec -. - 4. $50.
IT. NJ Soas1er tn O. X souier. un6.s lot :,
block -. Renton's add. 81.
Jennie +. and Frank L. Leslie 70 Samuel
r. Glasgow. lot 6. block IS. Nsgie's add.
sslae.
Mary V. ard George Hail Olive J. Stew
art. Alice \. and Charles Almond. Annis
J. and Edward II. Reynolds Mamie q. and
L. r. Dawson. Jessie T.. wife OF William
Corman. and Walter J. cotTrlan 20 Will
tam II Cofmsn. Is OF ella sw NV sec 81, q.
4. q. c, 81
Ernest NJ. Thurisw to same. q. . to sams
property 81.
Waiter ]. Corman TO same. a. o, TO same
property 81.
Grace W. ard Roger s. Greene TO Alice
J Howe. IS. lot 5 block l.. Bells sth add.
Saa.
Mamie A. ana Horace ~ Hall 70 Ada j.
Hall, SD lot 5, sec 81 -. I. q c, 81
Horace N. Hall 70 Ada J. Hall. II lot
Il. Jones' supl plat OF block Il. BuTke's "a
add so.
Horace NJ Hall - his wife, Mamie a.
Hall. Sc Sc sec -. -. 4: lot IS. block II. u.
Jones' saTpl add 20 Rurke's ~ add: part os
lots and .. block :. Rurixes 81 add. tract
]. block !. kenS' Syndicate s-acre garden
tracts: LOT ). block {. Prospect Terrace add.
q. G. 81.
J. G. Ronalre 20 Flgia Dairy Company.
lots 5 ard s. block Is. Carkeek's sGpl add.
q. c. 81. soc
John II. HIM 20 James Z. Williams. unt,s
Pythagoras claim. slate Creek Mining DIR
trlct, 800
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-03

NEw YORK MARKETS.
- - EEchanre.

>e~ York. Oct. 2--The stock market to-
ssv er foyed \ substantial increase n eEzsi-
ness ard a strong tone was manifest
throughout. exert for q u1orne0tary halt
tn the early dealings. The distribution %
The transactions showed Is 1roasieuilg ten
derrv. The chief stimulating influence w
on the general market was decidedly
easier tendency in the sterling exchange
market. directIy attributable 20 increased
offerings q cotton ard grain bslls, The IN
ference drawn by the financial community
81 large was that 10 further exports q
rois s~a Ifkeiv. as tre Fllppiy o. bills
against grain AID other stanies So certain
IN the ordinary course al tbs ssascn ef
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london Wool Sales.

London. oct. Am average volume was
offered Mt tho wool auctions today. being
1880 bales, Of which $40 we're withdrawn
New South Wales. 5st bales; secured, std
ais: greasy. sstG9d. Queensland. 1.225
bales: secured. 71dd1s .'sd: greasy. sglod.
Victoria. 1880 bales: secured. 7a.d11s 81 !;
greasy EzGlid. South Australia. 100 bales
secured. sdn1s 9isd; greasy 5ded New
Zealand. 100 bales: secured. 7d1Is 4i5a
greasy, T4I1d. Cape OF Good Hope and
Natal. LIS bales. secured. 6l5d3ls 5lad /.
greasy. 5d7i4d.
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fEa1dcn. Oct. s-Silver, - fi-fs6. Con-
soils. i01 lila Bullion out OF Bank ef En-
gland, f@Sesa.
New York. Oct. s-Ths Evening Posts
London cAhsrgran says: THE stock mar
ket today was quiet but firm. Americans
generally were better. though there was
Htos business Speaking generally.
good feature about Americans Is that
they appear 20 be held BY good people.
who are prepared 20 hold for an ultimate
riss- The plethora OF money becomes
more pronounced every day.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool. Oct. 2-whest--Spes easy;
demand poor; Ne. , red winter. "a lisd
No. red spring, stock exhausted; No. /
hard Manitoba, IS Sd. No. ! California. s.
%isd- Futures closed steady. with near
and distant positions I'd bower, business
about equally distributed: October. - lad;
November. S. December. Is 2S4d. January
es nd; February. - al: March. 5s stzd.
Corn-Spot dull: American mixed new.
"a "a. Futures opened quiet, closed
steady, with near positions l412.d lower,
distant positions IA lower: business about
equally distributed; October, IS ed; No
vember. IS 4isd; December. IS sd. Jan
nary. IS 4i4d; February. IS SD: March, "a
sad.
Fionr-FSrrn; dema "a fair: freely dis
triouted; s.. Louis fancy winter. SIS 3D.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, II is.
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sales occurred AZ s. $50 ~ for packers and
81 @s1&.Ss for shsppirG; common 10 choice
heavy sold az an extreme range % $40
4 q: mixed. S.sSsS4-SS. and lishs a. S.sS.s
"a
Saes7-wifh good demand prices rules
steady on tire hasss 90 81 $685. for inferior
70 prime native sheep sales being mostly
between Sg2SS, Western sheep were IN
demand n. e @sGs s. and larnhs sold a.
s. f5s7s a.
RecejDts-cattle. 1s.ase: calves. GO: hogs.
81, 90: sheen - sss
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sa.1s.-Trcmr-lon. sa.7k.

The Northern Pacific has made a % Is
-. 20 Portland and return for their Ak
~,,-~lrr 20 the Portland exposition, leaving
s.sttla by special train az u O'Clock. noon.
october IL returning ~ special train ieav-
Jag Portland October !. a : ?: m. Pert
ta-S e~noxgtiou is even better than ia pre-
,-sos5s Years, ard this II a grand opportu-
r,ss,, for Seattle people 70 yisi; Portland
Trs- nar,fcuIars. call en- J. A Nadesu. gen
eral agent -. y. r.. r.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EVANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend-Ne Bay Route
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at 1918
a m for Port Townsend. Port Williams
Dungeness, Port Angeles. Port Crescent
Gettysburg, Pysht. Ciailam Bay and Neah
Bay; returning, arrives Seattle 2:30 p. IN.
on opposite days. Steamer Evangel leaves
yesler dock for Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at s 30
y. M: arrives Seattle alternate days 3
p. m.
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The Northern paci6e special excursion
train from Seattle OCTOBER II, - Portland
exposflon, win make 70 stops a. all be-
tween Seattle ard Portland. 50 there wan
be no danger % e-owaInz. ~ would be
wei for parties intending 70 80 . pur-
chase tAesr tickets 10 advance, - that
snffIcsenr equipment may be supplied
Fare for round trip. s1.7s. For further
particulars Enquire ol 4. 4. Aadeaa. gen-
eszi aEeat. Sealtie-
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o-sahs- Oct. s-cattle-Stessy 20 -,
lower. fairly active; Western steers. $50
a., Gamers. s. sag7s So stockers and feed
ers. s-.se7s.Sa: calves. Ss8N
Saeep-Narket. easter; Westerns. s. 80
go. Stock sheer. Saa75; lambs. sslA.A
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE.


!. STEAMER DELTA
leaves harrington dock. foot 81 Wash
ssgton street. Tuesday. THURSDAY and
ssleriay az o'clock a n. for Kingston.
r. Gamble Seabecl1. Brennon. Holiey.
hh%@atto. i4uiV auN Falls foodspoTt and
ss1son t1tF, Returns alternate days. TAX
= tft place OF steamer Chehalis.
A q. L BERRY. Agent
= TROUTMAN. Master.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMER ROSALrF
Ton dor}s. leaves Cor Eictorla Rrf
~ TOYS nss1t daily. except Sunday. a.
- p n rrtarn.a<. leaves Victoria az s
Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
sesnserd AVA Nay poinfs dailV. exrerf
s-NlAY at va. sunday. direct, AZ 3
fe'"r.oE di-ccs. leaves Fort
- estro AZ q. ~ Telephone 10.
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TIE man whose tirne "a money can saws
much IN the eouFss OF wear II he finds
bss trains ars always on time The North
western Line is one % tie most reliable
m rs adherence 70 its time this Is also
.fge shortest Line between s., Paul and
cnse4go. r. W. PARKER,
puget sound Agent. s0i Front street. Sc
aft{e.
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Pacific Coast steamship Coupany's
steamship CITY Of Fushls. sailing from
go F-ranrg@oo on October :. viii carry gen.
80 rreresanesiS@ a. S. and salt at SC per
~, 80 seaszis and New Wn&teoHa.
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STEAMER GLIDE.
Change o. 80 september 1.

Leaves Commercial dock Tacoma $50
a. m Mondays. Wednesdays and Frlsays
for Olalis, Wilson Creek and way land
ings 10 Seattle; Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays for Buenna Stones Landing.
Des Moines. Chauiauqua. Vashon Aquar-
lam and Seattle. Returning. leaves City
dock al p. m Fare 20 all points, Is
cents. J. r. VANDERHOFF'
Captain Steamer Glide
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EVERETT RoUTE-srR. GREYHOUND

EVERETT ROUTE-STR- GREYHOUND
Daily Except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle s.s5 q. m. II 80 a m, 40
y. m. Leaves Everett $ a m. p. m,
r. n
sundays-Leaves Seattle II a n: leaves
Everett p. m.
Fare-Single trip. 75c: round trip. si.zs;
connects with boats for Tacoma and Sno-
houlish.
Landing-Colman dock. foot OF Marion
street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAvIGA-
TION COMPANY.
Claud Troup. Pres Z. w. Goodhue. Sec.
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- SoTCEs-Conffnued.

- sHrRrFF~S sALE.-Tn IN.
xrTfC1- .<.,-- 81 the state OF Washing
ss1<s1-~ .ss county OF King. The So
sze y r-s- Trust Company. a cor
800 plaintiff, vs. A-nelta q, Sarsi-
5ary.ura T. Gardner J. r Brewer,
~. prewer. mis- wife; the Scot
.erzIIS,sesr Mortgage Company. Lin
r<s-Al ssr.-rs9~sfIon: Malcolm AacDou-
~ Gardner. TIE Washington
g. Bank, OF Seattle. corpora
wills L Afnes; trns'ee r.
snr a corporation, a.d a Feek,
tsssszrrs No. $3.50
$780, kv virrue OF an order OF sale
ss.<1zf execution issued out Of the
81 A~s-sed court n the above entitled
$500 ~ ne directed and delivered,
g. ~ levied upon the following de-
1877 "a property, situated IL King
80 washington. to-Wlt:
500 Is5 and ten CGg. in block thsr-
~. - AZ waila Walla addition TO the
81 8 S = therefore hereby given that
49, the isfn dag Of November.
Ef.Assa hour OF % O'Clock a. m OF said
re front door OF the courthouse,
rsrx q Seattle. in said King coun-
ztfl sell the above Described prop
= pshiic auction 10 the highest bid
- ~ % s ,sls the 2d day OF October, 1855.
VAN De VANTER, Sheriff
~r OF sHERIFFs sALE-In the
Nl-Is..,r court OF the state OF Washing
ST. ~ the county OF King. Oliver A
k - nlzintifT. rs. Lucinda G. Car
snd &. z Bailey. defendants. No.
80. s,s by virtue % an order OF sale
..ss.ss'af execution. issued out OF the
- ssrsraet court. in the above entitled
So 80 10 me directed and delivered,
80 80 snly levied upon the following de-
- vssl property situated IN King
fs.sr-~ washington. to-wit.
49, ..xsnty-two C22]. in block nineteen
= !, r;iIn,an's addition FIRST 81 bdivisionD
~ - = rsfv OF Seattle. together with all and
aa.-s,s- The tenemsnts, hsreditaments and
ss.a--+-rsrarces thereunto belonging.
Sc IL therefore hereby given that on
49, The 18th day OF October. 1885.
-. - hour OF ten O'Clock a. N. OF said
- :. re from; door OF the courthouse.
~ rity OF Seattle. In said King coun-
TwiIl sell the above described property
:. ssbsc auction, 10 the highest bidder
lrssss thls the 18th day OF September. 1896.
T. VAN DE NANTER. Sheriff.
DE sTEIGUER, Attorney.
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TOTAL Sales.

Total Sales.
The total sales Of stocks today were 243,-
s45 shares. including: American Sugar 81
500. American Tobacco 900. Atchison 81
assessment paid 4,soe. burlington lfrSr'
Chicago Gas 81 500 nistilhng 22.l00, Illinois
Steel 1900, New York. Susquehanns &
Western preferred 1900 Reading 1900
Rock Island $500. St Paul $50 Silver
Certificates 5000, r. {. & I. 1890. Wheel
ing & Lake Erie $500.
Flour.
Flour-Reeeipts 100 barrels. exports.
II 30 barrels Market ruled quiet ami
steady. the rise in wheat having little ef-
feet except IN spring patents. which are
iir1ner; winters steadily held.
Wheat.
wheat Receipts $4,000 bushels, exports
$500 bushels. Spot firmer; No. red.
sSqSsIsc: No. hard. 6eSsc delivered or
lions opened weaker. under weak cables
and foreign selling orders. rallied on
stronger late cables, and was finally very
firm and active on ruulors Of locusts IN
Argentine. cholera In Russia and drouth
in the West closing slightly OF from the
top, but I cent higher than yesterday. oc-
toher closed &c. December. ss1zGss1sc;
closed, Sc.
Hops-Dun
wooi-Dull; domestic fleece. is92ic; pull
ei. 1sG22c.
Metals.
Pig iron-Farn; Southern. sl751t; North
ern. Sl2Gi45A
Copper-Steady; exchange price, S2i58
L25
I4aad-Firn1: exchange price. S.2S0S5T15
Tin-Firm: straits. s14Edii5o: Plates
steady.
Spelter-ouiet; domestic. sifs1A|.
Coffee.
Coffee-Options closed steady a. 57ls
points net advance: October. S5.45 Deem
her. Sf5I03is *. Spot eoffee-Rio. firm;
No. :, i6ile: mild. steady.
sugar.
SuEar-Raw. frmer. fair refining. 54c
bid: refined in good demand.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-steaay: United closed, a.
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FOR BREMERTOS. L. s. DRY DOCK.
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY.

CHARLES TN AN % NItDNEY
GEN. CANDY
leaves Central wharf. Two round trips
Leaves Seattle az a. m. and4n sx-
cepf the second Sunday In each month. then
making one trip only, leaving at D. m
leaves snnoays a. a m. and : 2. m,
touching at all intermediate points
Returning. leaves Sidney Il s:s5 a m and
Y noon; leaves Charleston at a M. ara
1910 p. m. leaves Bremerton at tbs a. m
and I'D p m, arriving az Seattle at
a m. and els p. m
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board of Trade.

Chicago. oct Wheat was only mod
erataly active TO-DAY. and early in the ses-
sion displayed considerable weakness. sell
ing OF ~ one time iqc below the ciO~e last
night. The early Liverpool cables reported
il decline there but both English and con-
tfnental country markets were f}rnler. The
local trade was appreheasivs. anf there
was a fair degree of liquidation. Seslpers
were generally disposed TO favor tho o1y-
ing side December sold eariy 81 eo7sc. fell
10 Sole. 10 20 size. OF 20 siisc, NJ 20 eii4c,
down 20 sl1zc, up 20 sZs&c. ard ciosHd AZ 81.
Germ was quiet but ruled rather firm. in
Hnanced chiefly ny sympathy with the bet
ter tene in wheat. The market was strong
aas higher during the last hour. MAY sold
70 49, and closed al 29ssc.
oats we're slow ami about featarelsss,
with price changes very narrow. The mar
ket followed corn and wheat - some ex-
tent during ne last hour. May sold from
gEs+- 70 eaTsc. closing a. ~.
pr1vf slouR started weak or decreasing
hog receipts and lower prices al the Yards.
fs,t reacted later. helped ~ ths strength
in wheat closing but slightly lower. Jan
nary nork lost Sc. January lard %1sc. and
January Jsbs =.
Closing Quotations.
vghcaf-Oetcorr eozsc. Decegnber. &c
t~a~n-Octoser. Sf-t1s1c. November. Sf.e.
t,ats-October. Ts7sc: December. Isssc-
po~k- October. s. * January. g. * asked.
Tard-Cctober. 8. So asked. November,
s. S27z
pre-nc.
Bariey-4zc.
Flax-aTC.
Tiulothy-f3 %
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the year % Increase. Some apprehension
had been created On this scare by reports
or golc experts IN connection with Russian
operations incidental % the CasnsSe loaz.
nut so far there has been nothing u sub
stantiats that CRY. TIE shipments O. cur
reT1cy 10 the interior are large. snd eSps-
ctsaly % the South, for cotton cror cove
nle1r purposes. indicating = speedy in
crease in the supply Of exchange. Tha
other factors n the market were special in
character. The opening was quiet and
somewhat irregular. Pronounced strength,
however. was soon evidenced \ raid on
lsstllling carried the price down Is. bat
the markets. upward movement was soon
resumed with renewed vtgor. The market
closed strong al the best figures OF the day.
FsFsal prices showed ret gains Of - in SUI
gar. Ia in Canadian Pacific sni I IN Sugar
preferred and Denver & Rio GFande pre-
ferred- Bonds were quiet and strong. the
sales being s.. 444.eeo.
Financial.
Money on call. easy at fs-eSs Ter cent:
last loan. =; closed. per cent Prime ner-
camille paper, 4ST52. per cent Sterling
exchange weak. with actual business IN
bankers bills at 81 sT1-g74 81 for demand
and $4-ss1.a4.E for sixty days. Posted
rates. s4.S76z IS and s4.&9iSa. CONNER
cial bills. Ass.
Silver certificates. sT1sc.
Government bon6s-Steady.
state bonds-fnactive.
Railroad honds-Strong.
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NJAIoA STEAMSHIP Col
lows: AEon seattle a. fol-
"a OF san Francisco. via PORT Towr.s-.
sefv-a,s - q q a. IA passengers re-
70, IS - = 81 q An-1 OCTOBER 5,
ror Aiaska-Octs5er ant - assan
Per- SAL Francisco for Victoria ara
:. y. L. q. z. H. cceooer :.
,hs ' ssel may be obtained az the oerice O..
l41 company a. Ocean dock. Seattle
GO0DATIs PERKINS = 80
s5ereral Agents. San Francisco
=. r IkOWBRIDGE, p & Sunf.
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ShAiiT RIVER Ror-TE-wEEKI.Y

shAGIT RIVER Ror-TEwrrvry
TIME CARD.
slEAAER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
a.e5v@s City dock Seattle foot OF Mar
go jackson streets. October !, at "a !.
pe,oher Z. ar a. m. October &. ats
leaves Mount Eernon-octoher a. n
=. u october 4. at u noon. October :
- "a ~ - room calling al Stanwood, Fir. Skaz-
K EVERETT AND SNOHONISH RIVER
ROUTE
zS,eanaer Clan Mcdonald leaves Citvso~t,
qnaily. except Saturday, AZ Il midnight FOR
rrSlenInon1 kdmonds, MukfIteo, Noxher
80 StlonofElish. Gotta ecfing al Srchourish
~, VII ooats Tor Cherry Valley. Tolt and all
~ rser points. Returning. leaves Sno-
-oA.sn a M daily. exceuting Sunday
LILLY. ROGARDUs & co. Inc
Owners and Managers
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r-z+tlA-Chosce were stronger - - hiSs-
e. ether descriptions being dun: common
"a ehclre native dressed beef and shipping
.teA-z- g Ea4S -. Ts-inc feeders, -. cows
aid heifer~. s. .ssq3 = western T@n4e cat
= - ~ fair demand a. unchanged
v.rfee-s the offerings again consisting NEST
II OF common - medium grades. am
fevg sales ussre made A. high as = a.
Hogs we're - e decline ~ = for heavy
ard mixed egove&- The greater part OK tss
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TINE CARD.

TIME CARD.
lssye Seattle-7.45. us a. m; e.s5. s:i5
Lave Tacoma go a. m: 1. 400. s p. IA.
SUNDAYS.
Lave Seattle q. m; Il m; p. m.
Lave Tacoma. % a. m; 2 80. T.30 .. m
fsnslng at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
sra. ard Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
h street. Seattle.
saniays. excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood. fare, 50c.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKE.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Oct. wheat-valiey, 4aT
saizc. Malla Walla. 4se per hushel
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STEAMERS.
FLY or THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
r.ur round trips daily. except Sunday.
= 5ne hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
s,xrlar daily trips. Seattle-Tacoma
.ss.s as foilows:
rsgIyG EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY z.
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CUT RATES, .. CIT RATES!
SEATTL E-TAC0MA ROUTE.
STEAMER CRICKET
Makes three round trips daily. as follows:
Ieaves Tacoma To a. m, Il m. and $50
70 m. leaves Seattle $40 g. m, Els p. m,
and l. p. m.
Fare soc round trip I2c.
Sunday Excursions-Leave Tacoma $50
n n. and 1:So p. m; leave Seattle II A. m
and 40 n. m. Fare = cents
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
Steamer A r Robinson. carrying L. 8
mail. leaves City dock. foot or Main street
al $50 a m; arrives al Sidney al 1913
a m: arrives at Sllverdale at u IN
Leaves Sllverdale az l2-l5 2. m: leaves
sidney on return at 2. IA. Daily
axceut SUNDAY. r. ~. Robinson. master
Main s..
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WILLAPA,
Captain George Roberts
Leaving Seattle for Alaska October 10Th
ana every Is days thereafter.
For IRE ght and passenger rates apply 10
J. G.. CARROLL. Agent.
schwabacher Dock. Tel Pike 6.
CHAs. +. PEABODY, General Manager.
Seattle.
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olympia. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
Wiley Navigation co.'s Steamer
MULTNoAAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive.
eTnpla at 8 80 a IN Tacoma at. 40 m
.acofna at 1000 a m Seattle at....i2ao IN
.saiile at. loo p m Tacoma at. zoo = m
laeonaa at. $50 p m Olympia at. $50 p m
CITY or ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Battle ....-. - m Tacoma ..... s.sn m
.acorns .... 1000 a IN Olympia 49,. l 90 2 m
sFmpta .,... zen p m Tacoma ..... 500 y IN
saccfna --... 30 p n Seattle ..-... 80 p m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, 50
esniS Landing at Seattle. City dock. foot
Main street
LILLY B0GARDUs & co. Agents.
city Dock. Telephone. Main 81.
Capt l. Wiley. Manager
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia.
Seamers leave san Francisco for Homo
30 Samoa. Auckland. y Z, and Sydney,
". without change.
staeAmEhfp Alameda. tict0heT II. . 2. m.
haTolulu only. steamship Australia. Sep
AMIR =. ~ e. m. ard oct oher u.s. 10 a m.
,TfiQS 4 GRAHAM. AGENT starr
aaf hieck Seattle. Also corner Eleventh
- Railroad streets Tacoma.
y y. S0rErke,s < Bros Co. General
AGENTS. Ssn Francisco
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BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash
CAPITAL ...-......-.-.--.---.'-... sk0V'""
-OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob EUSf1--... q -teStastlt
Arthur A penny ...-..s....s ' ice I-iSSt1Nht
John Ieary ...-..... Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. Man'gr, Cash'r. Seey
Frank ]. Biodgett Assistant Cashier
Sgr-uud Schwa bache-. John Collins.
r. q. Neufelder. j. 7. Greenleaf.
ctueively.
Deposits received from 81 20 $4,000.
luteres. allowed per annum; ST per
cent. on term deposits. 4 per cent on orci-
nary deposits.
Dividends decls red last 6ays ~ May and
November Loans made on real estate or
RIEroyed coilaterals only.
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rGEr SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM

PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
rrEAMsHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. B. C.
, s@smlLvl ~. 'Taeoma ne Al sam
iypmILyl 7Pt townsend IS Ar II :45pm
tspnlArlw.. Victoria II MiLvl s:S0pm
DAILY except Monday.
STEAMER sEHoME
l,sween Seattle and Victoria, u. C.
belly. ..... seattle ......IAr I'D m
iimlLvl. Port Townsend. lArlf2:o p m
fsniArf..... Victoria ....-.tLv a N
Daily except Saturday.
reese steamers furnish frst-ciaSs ac-
rsmodations. carrying both freight and
sssssngers. and leave from iesier wharf
battle.
10: rates. etc. inquire OF
sc. YERKTs,
yesler Wharf Seattle.
7 A NADEAU,
General Agent ~. p r. r., Seattle