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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-27
Suicide Under Arrest,

NNSsRoRo. S. c., March 90
Thomas ?. Hoffman, aged 26 and re-
Gently agent and operator at Carlton,
Ga, committed suicide at his home at
Blythewood. this county, at 5.335
o'clock this afternoon. He had been
arrested on the charge OF the embezzlc-
ment Of S57 OF express money while
agent and sheriff was waiting to take
the train for this place when Hoffman
Suddenly shot himself in the breast.
He dropped to the floor and died at
once, having been shot through the
heart.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-27

\ Western paper says: IF men are
the salt of the earth. the women are
undoubtedly the sugar. Salt is a ne
cessity, sugar luxury Vicious men
are saltpeter. indifferent men are the
rock salt. and nice men are table salt.
Old maids are the brown sugar, good
natured matrons are the loaf sugar,
and the pretty girls are the fine pulver
lied white clarified sugar. Pass the
pulverized sugar please
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-27

SOME Indiana farmers have lately
been caught on the bill board privilege
racket. Two men paint a sign rn the
farmers fence and give him a few dol
lars to guarantee them that no one else
will be permitted to paint signs over
them. The farme: is asked to sign
receipt acknowledging the payment of
the money in order that they can re-
turn the same to their employer. The
receipt which he signs turns out to bea
promlssory note for two hundred or
tive hundred dollars as the case may
ho
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-03-27

knows he drinks. Parents warn,
neighbors and friends swarm. She will
marry him; she will reform him.
If She is unsuccessful in the expert
ment, why, then the divorce law will
emancipale her, because habitual
drunkenness is cause for divorce in
Indiana, Kentucky, Florida, Connecti'
cut and nearly all the states. So the
poor thing goes to the altar of sacrifice
If you will show me the poverty struck
streets in any city, I will show you
the homes of the women who married
men to reform them. In one case out
of ZOO it may be successful expert
ment. Inever saw the successful eX-
pertinent. But have rigorous divorce
law, and that woman will say, IF I
am atfianced to that man, it is for life. "
4 rigorous divorce law will also do
much to hinder hasty and inconsiderate
marriages. Under the impression that
one can be eaiSl,: released people enter
the relation without inquiry and with
out reflection. Romance and impulse
rule the day Perhaps the only ground
for the marriage contract is that she
likes his looks, and he admires the
graceful way she passes around the ice
cream at the picnic. 1t is all they
know about each other 1t is all the
preparation for life. 4 woman that
could not make loaf Of bread to save
her life will swear to cherish and obey.
\ Christian will marry an atheist,
and that always makes conjoined
wretchedneSs, for if a man does not
believe there is a God he is neither to
be trusted with dollar nor with your
lifelong happiness. Having read much
about love ina cottage, people brought
up in ease will 60 and starye in a
hoyel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-25
Textiles.
Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. March 2s.-Special.-S schooner
Jennie Wood arrived last night from San
Buenaventura. 20 load lumber for San
Francisco.
Schooner Ventura arrived from San
Francisco this morning. TO load lumber
for san Francisco,
British ship Ninevah. Capt. Broa 1fOot
arrived this morning from sydney. New
South Wales. via San Diego. in ballast
10 load lumber at the 81 Paul and Ia
coma mill. She is a historic craft. hav-
ing been built as a clipper emigrant ship
thirty~five years aE3. 20 carry emigr1ats
to Australia and the colonies. As such
she made many remarkable voyages
Manager Chase. Of the North Pacific
Fish Company. Is responsible sor the fol-
lowing story: Yesterday morning when
ne entered the warehouse he heard a
rustling in a box OF clans lnvcStigat-
Ing he found that rat had invaded the
box and y monster clam had shut down
on its tail Mr. Chase carried the clam
and rat away for exhibition purposes. hut
the rats tail was severed by the saws Of
the clam. and the rodent escaped, Re
turning MI Chase found another rat
had gone into the box and another clam
had shut down on It's fore foot. NJ.
Chase wanted - put the pair on exhibit
ton in Chilherg'S window. but Mr.. hill
berg Objected. TIE rat was accordingly
kflled and then pried loose
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-25
CHICAGO MARKETS
The BOARD Of Trade.

s-at~saa. March -W-hes;-The dry
weather "a sSert,~3 today Us claim - re-
,rnirtor, and became a principal factor n
NJ esr{v advance Later an estimate
rr,-, me Modern Miller Of the present
condition q winter wheat. making 81 = y
as ,,,r,,r,sre~t With tfs previous years Ia
Nfsr,h. gave tRs marke; lis second sroN "a
,-,s e. grew Cor q t5n}e quite vigorously.
The weekly clta~anccs from both cts3S-s
f,airr ~ 80 bushels more tAs0 on the
week lsafore werr as element in the feel
ms which prevailed. as was also the evil
9,-,.,.t received Yesterday of the readiness
~ ,ha Foreigners q sake lths-Al quantities
~ cash wheat a. shs then prevailing
No. Nav likewise having been worSes8
,,r,.., hv the khNrfs The professions con-
.-s,r,l~s ne weather for re next tharTy-
~ hs,slrs vas for colder and fair YEA tier.
Event Tor ere uorta where rain Or snow
MS f7~.4-ssfs-i The visible supply $ -
,i-,a.eA 30 show decrease 81 - CO. bush
a.s 4, fss ase bushels for the NVeE The
rss,e5Tts today a. Minneapolis and Dalueh
vrs-~a ~ cars ard vest er}sy's rss-ssspts AZ
~. came rla,-es Were - cars. making SO
...~s for re two days TNe opcntag price
- Nav vas frasu st'>a5}'e--- very httie
selling hela.A 49, IL rose - s5asc A. the
close.
t,ar~,-Th~ market moved up a iBflN in
a Sors. Of a pro- es5tug WAY. aut Nas forced
>, ss,-ar,s.e 81 sympathy wtra wheat May
.,..4ass AZ frcsn 45s.c - So. sellers being
~ a. ne howvr auota-lsa- II roSe 20
ssa. sy4sss- near the sad and closed az as
Oa.s-Ollet. prices higher. IN lire with
v heat and Sora- Few sales we're elected
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-,
80 - 1it1a = . -. - -
-. a.1ag reoespss we're = cars o.
MI 10 were srS17s1 contract
20 = 1''as-Aae H>@Fse~ = seAI slAEcn-
- :. a. s@Tsl a-fNeliof1- = rose - Sal
- aof EToFk- &c foF Aar1 aFla &c aoE
- 80 -saoasa b1Ea fe+siag icy u t1e
- t'se ~ 70 fhAAN 70 :. -
-. = - A&i'e- Isos reps Tor . o4s
800. ana tnis VIII nsFn@f prsS~S al
- a. 80 tssn, ss-7s1la-sFe OHS4-Aiss
$50 aEIS aoFs ec@-
f1scafS@se1 rsceSpIs fog Monday nesAt.
d. 4's' o&ks. As8 cars Aogs' 49,"
n~@s"-
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows.
For San Francisco Via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. passengers re-
ceiyed on board at z a. M March 4. 9. Ia.
-, - and -.
For Alaska--March . and "a at Q a. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports, at 8 a. m, March /.
6. ii. Is, u. y and 81
Tickets may be obtained at the Office OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle
GoODALL. PERKINS & Co.
General Agents. San Francisco.
j. F TROWBRrDGE. Act. p. 8. Supt.
Seattle.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. March 23-The amour. Of bull
non gone into the Bank OF England or
balance today is E7is so Gohi IS quoted
at BHenos Ayres today a 81 70: Madrid
10 Lisbon. 3 80 81. Petersburg. 20;
Athens, n: Rome. I04ss5; Vienna 10.
Bar silver. zS7xd. ConsoIs l04 Ills Bank
OF England discount rate. per cent.
London, March 24-Dlscount rates last
week were firm. hut with a prospect OF
eaSsness within another fortnight The
stock market. stimulated by the activity
Of the American and mining markets. had
altogether a more cheerful tone. The
scenes In Throckmorton street will compel
the committee 20 consider the advisability
of extending the time for the closing OF
the stock exchange beyond o'clock. the
large foreign business in mining securi-
ties and the late receipt OF prices from
Wall street making II impossible for bust
ness 10 cease before o'clock. Home
railway and foreign securities were rather
quiet. Silver securities were firm. The
price Of mining securities were firm. The
incoming securities fiuctuatei. many pril-
dent spectators taking out profits, Vet
the immense business continued The
adoption OF the Atchison scheme had a
good effect upon American railroad secura-
ties, which exhibited a marked rise all
around. A settlement Of the coal dispute
would undoubtedly bring a further rise.
A more hopeful view Is being taken OF
trade prospects in the United States The
Increases made were. Louisville 4 Nash
Willie and Illinois Central each 3. Milwau-
kes 2il. Reading firsts and Wabash skies
each .. y. Y. Central Ia, Erie seconds
~. Northern Pacific preferred and Atchi-
son each Ia. Lake Shore. Mexican Cen
trail and Wabash preferred l. Atchtson
hrsts. Union Pacific and Reading y each.
Most of the other advances were frac-
tional Central Pacific declined Il Ca
nadians were fractional Central PACING
declined =.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool March . -Wheat-Spot, de-
mand. poor: No. > red winter. As SID
No 2 red spring. and No. l. hard Mani
toha. Is I'd Futures closed steady. with
near positions unchanged 10 id lower
and distant positions isGi4d lower; cusi-
ness about equally distributed. March
and April. Is sd June. As SID; July, Is
SD August. Is ID
Corn-Spot. steady; American. mixed
new. As 3a,d Futures closed quiet. with
near and distant positions IA ed lower.
business heaviest on nearest and most
distant positions: March. April and May
Is 2isd. June and July. As @4d; August.
4s 2a4d.
Fiour-Steady: fair demand. freely sup
piled 81. Louis. fancy winter. - 81.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, t. los.
Textiles.
Manchester. March 24.-T.ast week was
an active one In the market here, the ad-
vance in the price OF cotton and the
strength OF silver aiding. but the i'm
provemeut IN yarn and cloth averages
about one-half the advance I'm cotton.
Large Eastern offers were returned for
improved limits. The home trade was
better Yarns obtained fancy prices more
easily than cloth. and at the end OF the
week were fairly sold a. prices one
eighth higher on the week. Continental
spinners were very well sold. and the de-
mand was quite active.
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haock : Thurm & Mco-e's Sub ssiv@ssoa
OF tracts - ART =. Maple Is@a< al s.
Rufus n Moss 70 Annie q Smart 10,
L. block II. Denny Il cyv's az. sfs7
Henry Fghrraa - Martha a Miller.
ios ). frac- lots and !. block - Denny-
Fuhrruan az. S&s.
J. A Stratton 30 W. " Ca--c. 10. rs
block o. yalsnricz sd. rs
Wm- A Macdonald 10 Eugene K Hill
n lot = block 81. a A p@xlay's az 81
John l. Dawson 70 sa-se- n - lot =
block G. A a Derny's zd. g.
Lewis B Levy 70 Catherine Levy lots
y 70 ~ block 81. South Park g.
Sarah II. $lcksrSon 70 DAVID 2 Brown
lots and 8 block i. :. A. Bells First
ad- s1ss
Nathan Bsrraa 70 Katherine Bensu.
tract axis f=St N {. ". LAwtou's tract
$50.
TIE Mexican government refuses 10 per
rlir prize fSgnt ling
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Jylsr. were flied for rescord SATURDAY 3
se.aS. ths considerations aEEreEatinE g.
N--z Following IS the list as furnished
by Tbs Daily Record. room a. : he3eru2an
block
r~~rar4 sloan 20 Da-teI O.Tsan ovan
slxss feet. hot S. block :, Terry's FtftA AZ
Jarnes :. Munger 20 che National Syrup
Co lo1 e oie-cS = J. IL ksngstoF6 al,
wr. n wool - I,eara~d = te1gh;oc
lots = - - flocE - ~ @01gawn al 10
Crsea Lake. xf0
Rel5anre loan & Trslst 80 - Msrse Z.
Enu-nou ltaG 3 block II, tteerge AT S4at
seymour Il. Ben 10 y ~ Ia1aExs l0t J..
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saMMf q
s3s7aN -

Tsfsf ...s......... -Sssil. sN - s333 .YS =
All descriptions of dairy produce are
seyrsssed. and the outlook for producers
4 anything but encouraging. Supplies OF
batter are heavy and the receipts are In
sxss<s OF requirements There Is no sta
bi.tY 70 prices and on all grades Of but
ter except ore or two strictly fancy
grades Of creamery stock dealers are
shadlng their asking prices in order 10
asyp9se ~ some OF the heavy accumula-
sscns There Is very little demand from
The outside. so the Seattle market viii
BE- obliged to take care OF itself for a
whlle AZ least Eggs are IN good supply.
bar the market IL not 90 overburdened as
II was a week or ten days ago. The pres
sat quoted prices are steaGier. but there
f. but little expectation % any material
Improvement. Cheese changes bat little
from day 10 day.
The condition OF trade In the local pro
duce markets continues very duh. and
there are a few commodities for which
dealers pretend 10 hold steady at asking
figures Fresh fruits are scarce. except
oranges. and both navels and seedlings
are In heavy supply. Fancy navels bring
fall figures but the medium grades are
what r. selling most freely. Strictly fancy
apples are firmly held and the common
stock moves off very slowly. Tropical
fruits continue in mediums supply and
prices are firm Dried fruits remain I'M
changed. Stocks are liberal. with the
trade demand moderate and values easy
on all except strictly fancy stock. Ex-
port movement continues in a small way.
lemons are plentiful and on choice stock
fuu prices are firmly held for. Nuts are
quite neglected.
Vegetables are selling freely. but SUP
niles are not very extensive since the
Alaska shipments and prices are a little
100 high 10 admit Of general consump-
ton Large shipments OF potatoes are re-
esvad daily and sent East over the
Norsharn Pacific and Great Northern.
Poultry Is selling at the recently adj
yancea prices. Hens were quoted Saiur-
DAY Al 81 and $40 per dozen.
Tbs wheat market continues firm and
oferxgs small.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamship waIis Walia sailed for San
Francisco Yesterday with "A large rsseu-
ger list and a big load 81 freight.
The city Of Topeka sailed YESTERDAY
morning for Alaska with fun load %
Messengers and freight
Steamer AK will sail Sor Alaska April
: connecting AZ Port Townsend with the
steamer walla waIla from san Fran
cisco. She wi tc0rh at Wrancei I.cr-
ing Douglas Island ami Juneau.
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Lad. l; 81 Paul. VI. 4 NJ. =. ard The
r1st o. the hs-. ts6A Ter cert
Jne marker during the week Displayed
considerable strength ard zntr~a tor
Among the moving inIaeacaS OF sna TN
proysrnent 7as a general belief IN the
early setrl@zn e-1t of TIE diss~rssozs zn1cxag
ne anthracite coal earring rrrnr.a rstzs
London buying ard the Receiving ~ sa1r.
contracts. coupled with ar anxioux de-
mani IN the commission. hA@ materially
Assisted. and the nig5est prices Of s-e
year we're to2che-1 r. the x-zngre@. Gen
eral Electric. Dissfliang. New England
~ew Jersey Central. Atcbs@oa. Mznhzt-
tan Leather preferred. Western Union.
Cotton OIL Kansas A. Texas and Lead
preferred. The advances IL. these shares
over ne low prices OF the quarter ranged
rom L. Per cent II afchtsor 70 81 Der
cent IN New Jersey ce~traI The closing
was AZ the best OF me week Tire prsncl-
Pal gains on the week are. Toledo a
ONO Central preferred. per cert: Chi
csgo q Eastern Illinois. Oregon Improve
mAnt and Tobacco preferred "a. Louis
VIE a Nashville. 7s. Zig Fonr preferred
/. Pullman and Evansville & Terrs Hsute
. hooking Valley. -. Burlington and
Reading. ia; Illinois Central, ~: Della
ware 4 Hudson. Alton and Cotton on
preferred. ~. and Rock Island and Den
yer * Rio Grande preferred. ~ susoue-
hanna & Western preferred shows loss
OF per cent
Speculation In bonds was animated to-
Gay. tns sales azsregafing 81. e4s 60
Higher prices were established az rule
the only decline Of more than a fraction
being per cent ga Wisconsin Central
There was a fair inquiry for government
issues. The new - coupon were traded IN
a. 1854. which r. the highest price ~
corded on change. Silver certificates were
active
Government bonds-Firm-
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EvANGEL-

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay route
steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Men
Gays. ednescays and Fridays at iz.f5
a M for Port Townsend. Port Williams
Dungeness. Port Angeles. Port Crescent
gettysburg. Pysht. Cisilam Bay and
Mean Bay; returning. arrives Seattle 30
p m on opposite days. Steamer Evangei
leaves fesier dock for Port Townsend
Port Williams. DungeneSs. Port Angeles
and Victoria, Mondays. Wednesdays ard
FRIDAYS al so p. m, arrives Seattle al
ternate days p. m.
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sKAGTT RIVER RorTE

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
att Tuesday Narch nth ~ = m
Thursday. March 18th. at 10 a. m. Satur-
day, March 10th. at u noon.
Returning leaves Mount Nernon-Wed-
nesday. March nth. al y noon, Friday
March 18th. at p. M; sunday. March
3lst, a. a m, calling al Edmonds
Richmond, Tulalip, Stanwood. Florence.
Fir. Skagit city, Mount Vernon and
Avon. connecting at Seattle with the
steamer Mary r. Perley for Tacoma and
Everett.
LILLY, BoGARDUS & co. Inc.
Owners and Managers.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transactions since January l and For
the Past Week
Real estate ira nSactious since January
: lSgs ara sfasT. asse-. There were nled
fa- record during the past week - 7@cSIS
the enns4A rratfons eggregating So Els =
Following Is the record for the past week
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Bread~,ufr- and Grains.

San Francisco. MARI s-Flour-Fam-
tly extras. Sc s5aSSs. bakers extras. S. Is
cas- superfine. s. logI2io.
Whaat-Market fairly active and moder-
atsly steady at JS.c FOR No. shipping.
With sc for choice. Milling wheat. Niza
&c
Barley-Prices softening and trade slow
Feed. fair to good. 35G7714c, choice. 5sAe;
brewing S090c.
Oats-No domestic receipts today. but
there we're arrivals OF 800 from oregon.
Milling SIa1l74li7ts: Surprise. los1gu
iIi1s. fancy feed. si0za ai05iA good to
choice. acus fair 70 good. a}da5c. poor
70 fair SslS5lac: black. N.Io0l.iI's; red.
r.leai20. gray. e5c0ft.
Flour. sacks Il. oae oregon. ., 800, Wash
ington, > 42o. wheat. centais, 1&2o. oregon.
it1a. barley. centals. 3.fS9, oregon. 100.
Washington. So. oats. oregon, 20. Wash
agton 3iT5. otrn. ISL: beans. sacks. rs:
re. centals. $40, potatoes sacks. f.319i Ore
soa. 2s59. Washington. 100 onions. sacks,
50 Oregon 45T: bran. sacks, =; oregon,
s. mlddlings sacks. Ice. hay. tons. 40.
plne. gallons. $3.50
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Ftrm. December, ssssc: May.
Ne
Barley-Easy: December, 7ise.
Corn-xI 81
Produce.
Potatoes Five sacks 81 new came In
tnd soli a. 9aS'sc per pound. Sweets ara
eQosahle at SlRl = per GENITAL for rivers.
snA Sefie - for choicer kinds Early Rose.
s8os. river reds s5NShe. Petaturna and
females Rurbanks. ln5br, river Bur-
hanks. UrsAc. oregon Burbauks, @s195c &.
Salinas Bnrhanks 75c5sL
Bgiter-Deaiers anticipate stil lower
prices market pretty well demoralired
Creamery fancy. lSc: seconds, lS9IEc
dairy. fancy. leGl3c. good 10 choice. loQ
IL, medium T'e09c.
ChgeSe-Fapc mild. new SNN s.. common
= tcod. s56's. Young America. sale,
Eastern l18t5c. latter figure for cream
Western le5iit
Esgs- Steady with fair demand. duck
eggs. Is, store cggs. f90i3c. ranch. Is
el4c
Financial.
Silver bars fst rf-s Drsfts-Sfrht ..... ~
AeHicaR doi. % Telegraph -.....l9
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Portland. March -wheat-Dull. soft
valley, s0n1isc per GENITAL. Walla Walla
a. Der hushel
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PORT ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA

STEAMER DELTA
WIN leave sidney daily at a IN a,a
y 81 q m. Leave Seattle. ESQ a N 49,
p. M calling az Charleston, dry io..k-
Brsmsrson. Brick yard Sylvan Grove sr5
head Of Port Orchard. IL m. CITY log
foot of Main street.
n. TRoUTMAN. Master.
]. A. HATFIELD. Agent.
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Work of all Kinds

Secured many times when ali other
IL plans have JAILED. through a small
q "sent" al. in the Post Intelligence.
Rates / cent per word No al. in.
serted. however. for less saan Sc
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Total sales.


The total sales OF stocks today were
tx s4s shares. including American Cotton
or !. no: American Sugar. 5000; American
Tobacco. s.feo. Burlington, e.So: Chicago
Gas go: Distilling. 800, General Eiec-
trir 1880. Louisville & Nashville. 6,So.
Manhattan 600: Missouri Pacific 500.
New Jersey Central 10 100. y. Y. & y. f.
third assessment paid 500, North Amert-
can 4Na. Northwestern. 400; Pacific
Mail 900. Reading 1890. Rock Island,
2.so: St Paul. t.@o. silver Certsncates'
I tfo. Southern railroad. 2.So. southern
railroad preferred. i.7e); Wabash pre-
ferrea 100; Western Union. II, 800; Wheel
ing & Lake Erie. 2,so.
Hops.
Hons-Steady: state. common 20 choice.
old 7n4c: Pacific coast. old .sr4G7c: London,
market firm.
wool-Steady: domestic fleece. EglSc:
pulled. i51@4c.
Pig iron-weak: Scotch. sl9Q9; Ameri-
can. g. 5NQl250
Coopsr- Brokers price. s9.57is.
Lead strong: brokers price 500.
Tin plates Market steady.
Coffee.
Coree-Ortions closed dun at points
net decline. October. S14T5. December.
sltsa. Spot co0ee-R'o. steady: No q l5sc-
Mild. quiet.
sugar.
Sucar-Rau. steady. fair refining, :
u-fsc. centrifugal p test. SC. Refined.
fairly active
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THE VANCOUVER ROuTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS
steamer Utopia T. a O'Brfen, Master
Leaves Tacoma L noon. Seattle Cen
,raI wharf 6 p. IN. Mondays and Thurs
davs for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair
haven New Whafcou. Blaine > and FRI
aav Warbor, going through 70 Vancouver
Fare 10 Blaine Sc fare 20 Vancouver ~
For further information apply 10 Cen
trail wharf.
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clusively.
Deposits received from 81 70 $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum- Six per
cent. on term deposits. per cent on or
binary deposits
Dividends declared last days of May and
November. Loana made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-25

THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Incorporated 1857. Capital. $4,000
Bailey Building. Second and Cherry SITS
-TrauSacts a
GENERAL BANKING AND SAVINGS
Business.
Deposits Received In any amount from II
upwards and interest allowed thereon
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-25

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia.
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lalu Samoa Auckland, n T.. and sgd
new ~ : w, without change.
Steamship Mouowai. April 9Th, 2. m.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia.
April 18th. 1925.
TBQS A. GRAHAM, AGENT, Starr
Dovd block. Seattle.
VI. Webster. Dist. Agent. Vancouver.
Z. c.
J. u. Sprcckels 4 Bros. Co, General
Agents San Francisco.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-25

The exports OF specie from the port Of
New York for the week were: Old. s7s5-
~: silver. Ss43.sS4- The imports were:
Gold. s2.sf. 81; silver. ~ 81: dry goods.
Sz.@ss.5 45. general rnercha ndAse. 81, ESQ g5s
Financial.
Money on call nominal. ~ per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 3a5ls per cent.
Sterling exchange-Firm, with actual
business IN bankers bills al 81 SEQ. ST.
for demand and As7z. for 90 days Posted
rates. 81. "iz614 81. Commercial bills. $4E
Silver certificates. gsExGs4e