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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
BreadstufY. and c-.,n.


tan Francisco, May Extraordinarily
extras. s5-ss73-5s: bakers, extras e az
40. superflne. &. EG25e per barrel.
"neat-The market II somewhat tame
90 per Genital for No. I shn,p.ug ard
s'ssc Tor choice. Milling wheat, pas4@gs-1c
barify-Aovemsn Is not quick. bur
tnere Is firm holding Of choice feed and
.o.ees..ons or top rates. for such stock
- hafais ootatnable. Feed, fair 20 good
ssSsnssc; choice, Ga as7szc: brewing. rom
inaI.
oafs-Situation improving Milling
si-".tzHi.Iiz. Surprise, 81 eTr57f. IT,. fancy
feed, xl-ez1z0f91iz. good TO choice. ScGyf.
TAR TO good. ss1ssc; poor 20 fair. ssas7i.cs
oiack. nominal; gray. Scdsi ae1a per Gen.
tai
Flour. sacks. m0s: wheat. oan.sl, $50
barley. centals. 2g75: beans. sacks 1 IA
corn. centats. 1850. rye, centals. 80 pota-
toes. sacks. i.1s2: Oregon, ~: onions
SACKS, Hl; bran. 30. mi9dlinxs sacks
40: wine. gallons. $500.
Wooi-spring. years fleece. San Joa-
gum. sashsc; six 20 eight months fleece
san JOAQUIN, t1s14c; six to eight months
Ialavsras aid foothills. free sTiee: SIX
to eight months calaveras. defective. 4
CSC: Northern. good TO choice, sa1ic:
Northern. defective ssxGsze; Nevada
spring. light and choice, gxTf1c: heavy
eafc; Eastern, choice Oregon spring, sq
DC; Oregon. spring. Eastern poor. safe ::
Valley. choice, sG1lc: Valley. low grade
s0T0c
Hops-iGsc per pound.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Very dull: December, SIC.
Barley-very dull; May. &C.
Corn-EE
Bran-Sltsg.
Produce
Potatoes-Weak and dull: receipts Of
new. $50 sacks. selling at 7Scnsi. Early
Rose, 3s1f+0c; river reds. 5m30c; Peta-
luna and TomaIes Burbanks. 4aI5nc; river
Burbanks. 2oa4cc: Oregon Burbanks. 40ff
75c per GENITAL.
Butter-Lower and weak: creamery,
fancy. 12izTl3c; seconds, HAZE; dairy.
fancy, 1G6fic. good 10 choice, szf10c; me-
dunn. sG10;1c: store. 7aTsc.
Cheese-weak. fancy. mild. new. SAFE:
common TO good. 49i5izc; Young America.
7asc: Eastern. 12ifIlrsc: Western. sl9c.
Eggs-.Market brisk and firm: duck eggs
are weak at 1i915c: store eggs. 12d1Zsc;
ranch eggs. 13dlfs.
Financial.
SILVER bars 81 7s7s Drarts-Sight 80. 5
Mexican dot.53 G54 Telegraph 1890. ~
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american Tc1aees. $50. Atchtson. Il 80.
burlington f2.s1ss Chicago 4 Eastern II
MfolS- u.s. Chicago Gas. 40. Isssfltsww
80. Missouri Pacific. Ia.ss: No-vhA--
Factflc preferred ass. No-thxesr. 80
faciEc Mall. 1866. Rezasrzx. 800. =
E-as1i. 20. Texas q Pacis-. 1ae.y. wa
an -
Hops.
Hors-Qufe..
Wcol-Ftrrn-
Metals
Fz ron-Amsrican. ss-56sisys; market
weak
NSPpTf-Strorgs exchange price &c Ia
Lead-Duli: exchange price. Sa51z.
Tn - Quiet: Straits, gsB: plates
steady
spelser-ouses: domestic, En.
Coffee.
tonee-Opttons closed dull with r,-i~as
Urn unchanged 10 points higher: Nav.
si4S' Deesrneer. si44Qi4ss. Spot coffee
Rio dull; No. !. isc.
Sugar.
sasar-Raw. firm: refined. firm.
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LdNGiAN LINE
Os Steamers and Clipper Shipa

Puget Sound direct 20 Delaxoa gav car
f1anE goods at through rates from pam
teTs feeding the Northern pactAc railway
abG companies affiliated thereto VIA
r0set sound - Deaag0a Ray. ard thanre
aesAurg
Following the steamship pelttssca ana
70 sail about May g the Ana sfaar,~l,ir,
selFeix, OF A4Sa tons. from Puget Sound
tForf RlakelsyN 70 ne followed nv other
steamers and sailing clippers from this
or other ports on Puget sound r,s~
terms apply 70:
Port Blskeiey MN Co. Port Rlakeley.
Wash
Northern Paeiac railway. Tacoma and
Seattle
NJ. r MaEnesen. 4o5 Front street, San
Francisco.
e n. Linghsm. Delagoa Ray.
q r. Naame & Co. general English
aseats. 81 Graccchurch street. London.
e (.
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TAI 70 load q return cargo os FlErnn@-
American aark ArCturas arrived FROM
RnSS4sz
Porr Townsend. Nay A-ArrSvs1-S-za-s-
er Ernzsiifa- from San Francisco. for
SoEnd ports: ok Tsiai Wave. from san
FranctSco. for Tacoma. Subsistence
Waiia wziia. for san F~znciSco: steamer
Csty OF Topeka. fer Alaska To san TO-
n0rrov-Bark Mercury. rom Po-z Blake
ley. for san Francisco.
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Union Depot Connections.

All trains from the West run into the
St Paul union depot, making close con-
eetions with THE Northwestern" trains
for the East and South. PASSENGERS hold
ing tickets via the above line have only
a step from their train TO the elegantly
equipped North Western" limited leav-
ing ct. Paul every day in the year. For
ladies travelling alone this Is especially
to be considered. For tickets and sleep
ing car reservation call on
F. W. PARKER.
Puget Sound Agent. col Front St. Seattle
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Leg AL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SHERIFFsS SAI.E-In the
superior court OF the state OF Washing
ton, for the county u King Canada
Limited, corporation. plaintiff, VS.
Charles Blomquist. Anne Aspaas. c. o
AspaaS, her husband: John " ChaTi-
ton. j. r. Malan, Security Savings bank.
corporation. and II. r. A Hastings
as receiver OF the Security Savings bank
defendants. No. SOD
Under and by virtue Of an order OF Sa lie
and special execution. ISSUED out Of the
above named court, in the above entitled
action. and to me directed and delivered
/ have duly levied upon the following de-
scTTbed real property, situat ted in said
h ing county. Washington, to wit:
Lot numbered two fg IN block numbered
two f2) OF Valentine addition TO the city
of Seattle according to the official plat
thereof as recorded In volume of plats
on page II in the office OF the county au-
ditor of said King county, together with
all and singular the tensnents. heredita-
frents and appurtenances thereto belong
ing or appertatning.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the It'll day OF June, 1925. at the
hour OF 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said day. at
the front door or the court house in the
city OF Seattle, I'm said King county.
will sell the above described property at
public auction. to the highest bidder, for
cash.
Dated this 2sth day ~ April. 1895.
A r. VAN DE vANTER.
Sheriff
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woua-al market was In a healthy
- yesterday and the merchants I'D
$3.50 hrsine~s AS usual there was no
-, dsrnand for any particular conmo-
- In. the market held It's own Prices
81 a., change and the commission mer-
.A...s do not think that there viii be any
,.,sriaI changes during the week. tne
A.. Francisco steamer brought IN a large
.-aau, Of fresh fruit and there was
ssgriy good demand.
~ market was filled with fine straw
,srr,es during the morning but there were
-, few 10 be found I'm the evening. This
80 nrohably due TO tine announcement
80 about noon that the evening train
$500 not bring In any from Sacramento.
sssys xere two days shipment OF berries
= he market numbering % crates the
sat,roap, due here Monday evening not
.,,iv,ng until Tuesday evening. The mar
h, had In the meantime been well clean
~ uu and consequently when the big
ssreiy of fresh berries was offered for
90 they found a realty market. They
soM al from Ills TO 81. 30 crate.
The demand continues for strictly first
sass Burbank potatoes and a good Eariy
p,sa can also find a market among the
Submission merchants. There appears 10
4 scarcity Of poultry I'm the local mar
fine IL over and until the young broiiers
commence coming in. The broilers which
have thus far put IN an appearance are
very small but nevertheless they BRING
from g. r 10 81. while the heavy hens can
NOT be purchased for less than $3.50.
Eggs are SIN selling at from IL TO l2is
cents and they VIII likely continue low.
There has been more or less OF a friendly
var among the merchants on this commo-
ais for the past few months. Ii grew out
one merchant requesting another who
Gas altering eggs at % cents to raise the
rr,oe to y cents This request was denied
snd the merchant who made II returned
Is his store and offered eggs at three
dozen for 50 cents. To get the benefit of
he reduced price the purchaser was re-
aulred 10 purchase three dozen.
The merchant who had been selling az
. cents Immediately cut the price TO 10
esnts and was willing to sell a half dozen
far cents. Then the other merchant
cane down. and others along West street
isiowed. Since then the price has been
xzy down.
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SILVER bars. 81 1s7E Drarts-Sight 80. 5
Mexican dot.53 G5+ Telegraph ~
Mining stocks,
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Tho stock Exchange.

New York, May S-The trading on the
stock exchange today was unusually
heavy. but the speculation was more UNI
settled than for some time past. Al
though the first prices made were gener-
ally higher. the market soon lost It's
strength Sugar and the grangers showed
the most weakness. The reactonary ten
dency was due to sales made 10 realize
some OF the profits OF the advance which
has been participated In by nearly every
stock on the list. There was some little
selling for the short account, but the bear
operators were quick 10 cover upon indi-
cations Of n rally. At noon the dealings
had assumed a steady tone gradually be
coming strong and continuing 70 advance
during the two hours following midday.
After delivery hour there was renewal or
the realizations. and under the = leadership
of the grangers and Sugar decline set
I'm which continued to the close, the mar
ket being decidedly weak at the close.
Compared with yesterdays closing fig
ures the last quotations today are about
evenly divided between gain AMI loss with
perhaps a prepondersnce on the credit side
OF the account. The most notable ad-
vances are Great Northern preferred.
az. Distiiling. per cent. The declines
exceeding a fraction are; Pullman. Oregon
Improvement. Rock Island and Buriing-
ton. TX; Sugar, Northwestern. Leather.
IL: Canadian Pacific. Is.
The bond speculation today was buoy
ant and intensely animated the sales ag-
gregating si7so.eco. Of which si.3se.ooo were
Northern Pacific issues
Government houts--Sfrong.
Petroleum-higher; United closed S.@
bid.
Financial.
Money on call. easy at Ia per cent; last
loan. iiz. closed. ~ per cent. Prime mer-
.arssfa -ar.ar esF4is nor
Sterling exchange-Weak. with actual
business in bankers bin al tsStz $50
for demand. and 81 s7llsf4sTA. for eo days.
Posted rates. s4S5is6+S and sis9atso.
Commercial bills. si.S5ia.
silver certificates. s7I49sTAc.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily except sunday.
IN enc hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER "Fl<1ER
Regular daily trips Seattle Tacoma
route, as follows:
Taking effect
TUESDAY, Max Z A..
TIME CARD:
Leave Seatfie-5sS. HIS a m. s.tA e:ls
n Leave Iscoma-s.s9 - ID. liza t-Sa-
ssss q. n
sunday
Leave Seaff'e--.an A. IT.. fe-a $50 p N
I~eave Tacoma-s.Aa A. m. 1sSa. - y ~
Landing a., Northern Pacific wharf. Ta-
coma and Commercial dock. foot Of Mar
ie5 street. Seattle.
sundays. excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood; fare. Soc
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growing weather this spring. erops ad-
vanced more than during the three yy~4-
vsots weeks together.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

PortAan I'd. May s-whear-DulI. easy:
halia Waila. is0fs1zc; VALLEY. sc p4r
busheI.
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SkAGIT RIVER Ror~TE

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves LILY, Bogarsius 4 Co. Dock
Tuesday. May :. at................... S a. IN.
Thursday, May 2. at................ a. IN.
saturday, May II. at............,....u a. IN.
LEAVES Mt. VERNON
Wednesday. May :. at.............-.. y. m.
= fftaNs May ta a%.-.s-.--...-..~s-... = p. m
Sunday. May II. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IA.
Calling ~ Tulalip. Stanwood Florence.
Fir. Skagft City. Mt. Vernon and Avon.
Connecting at Nit, Vernon with steamer
Indiana for wooliey. Seiro, Hamilton.
Lyman. Birds Nest and Sank. Both
freight and passengers.
FARE. 81. ROUND TRIP. $50.
LILLY. BOGATDJs & CO, lac,
Owners and MANAGERS.
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NOTICE OF TAX SALE-TO o. z.
Anderson. and the unknown owner or
parties interested In lot nine 90 IN block
thirty-two GID OF Denny s. Hoyt's add
tion TO the city OF Seattle
You will please take notice that at n
sale of lands for delinquent taxes OF the
city Of Seattle held August ., 1893. pur-
chased lot nine (9) In block thiyty-two 1927
OF Denny 4 Hoyts addition to the city
of Seattle: taxed IN the name OF unknown
owner: and the name of the owner. stated
in pencil nemora ndum on SAID roll oppo-
site said lot. Is O. F. Anderson and en-
tered IN the assessment roll OF said city
Of Seattle, King county, WaShfr Cton. for
the year 4. n. 1892 and assessed and
taxed in the general tax levy made in
said year, I'm the sum Of two dollars and
fourteen cents ts21D: and that the time
OF redemption from said sale Will expire
August 2, 1895.
FRED RICE ROW ELL,
Residing at 1fli Choate street. Seattle.
Dated at Seattle this eth day OF May,
4. D. 1896
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1-~-IT-E~T, STATES AfARSYAI'S SALE
"a district court % the United
Ssstss Tor che dlstFict q Washington,
~orthern division. William II. Smi n
1tsefs-t - steamer Albert Lea. her
.,-tIa arvaarei and furniture. In sd-
uirafty. Ne ~
Nn.t~a Is hereby given that IL purse
- - +be comma nds - a writ % ven
$3.50 axrs,nas issued cot 81 the above
.-e.S eour~ ~ thu above named action.
! AN on saturday, he ilth day . May
~ 80 a. . o'clock in the Afternoon,
= S,h.x~.f.a~herss wharf. IN fhe csty o.
: 80 in @ata aaetrsce ard division. sell
- ssta steamer Afsert Lea, her ckle
apparel and furnti IRE. AZ p4oaH safe 70
80 ssaE JAMES &. DRAKE
Si@S' r-u4feI StaseS Marshal
r,- fzE,1 ~. CURTIS. Dspg-y United
n E.--,err. Proctor sog f&eelaGt-
r>t~Ss rrblscAEton Nay q. IVA
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NOTICE TO CREDITo RS-Circuit court
81 the United States. Ninth circuit Dis
trlct OF Washington. Northern division.
y Fuller complainant, vs.. Rainier
Tn,x,ar g. Railway Company and Union
Trust Company OF New York, defend
ants No. s24
sr,,,s ar corporations holding claims
against the Rainier Power * Railway
Ssornuany 10 present said claims 20 the
,7r,.fer-sinue1 It's reCeiveF. az his Office. 81
paftav. Suflalng. Seattle Wash. duly YER
iced nv tire AFFIDAVIT Of such person. or a
,o<.r-,l,..r 81 such firm. or ~ officer. after-
49, or agent ov such corpora ton, on or
b.f,r@ the 18th DAY % Juiy. $50. n de-
Setlt At such claim being presented and
,eTiTa4 as aforesaid such person arm
- el~,,S~at{ou shall he deoarred from any
os.t-, "a inst snY assets IN tire hands OF
- receiver and from disturbing the pos
session ~ the receives IL any assets by
him held. -~.~-r,t-.r- D..-SHrA~
Receiver
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental biock Seattle, Wash.

-OFFrCERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth. ......................P President
Arthur A Denny. Vice President
John Leary -. Second Vice President
James n. Hayden. Man'gr. Cash'r. Sec'y
Frank l. Blcdgett. ....... Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
E. c. Neufelder, +. w. Wtlmans.
Transacts a savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 TO $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. Loans made on real estate or
approved coIlaterals only.
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United STATES MARSHsL's sAT.E-
(afB~s = hereby given that - pITsa-
sasnce q the coroEi'a.l.'is - a a rS q yes
- ~ The United states fOT ire DIS
49, - wash tn EtO7. Northern division.
sn admiralty, No. Ss, ~ re snit . y
~ f.~1ur4s ighsesans. against the - Gamer
WaAf OF CreEon- her tackle. appa re-. etc.
7 SriI8 on me lea dag af May. lSe. 81 II
s'elsssek A. ia 81 said dAy. A. sne Hot
Ta~.fs~ 4Ntp ward ln the town Of Ballard. IA
- 9l.fy{ot and 85V7sou. proceed 20 sell
satd steamer Maid q oTegoa. Der "a kse,
snparel exc. 10 tae aAghesg bidder Tor
Ss5xen under my hand tA5s , 3ay %
~ isss. JAMES &. DRAKE.
United - ats NarsHzs-
BY G W CURTIS. DepDfy United
ssztes Marshal
Ts~sas X ssfer Proctor for l1ael&nt.
ri~st publcafsoa Nay sta. lsscs
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NOTICE OF TAX SALE,-To IN
known owner. or parties interested In
hot ten tl0l in block twenty-five t25) ot
Denny G. fBoyt's addition TO the city Of
Seattle
You will please take notice that at a
sale ot lands for delinquent taxes or the
city Of Seattle. held August 9. 1893. | pur-
chased lot ten (fal en- block twenty-five ca
OF Denny q Hoyts addition TO the city
OF Seattle. taxed in the name OF unknown
owner ard the name Of the owner. stated
in pencil rl@upora ndum on sad roll oppo-
site said lot. Ia unknown: anf en-
tered in the assessment roll OF said city
% Seattle. King county. Washington, for
tho year A II. 1892 AMI assessed end
taxed IN the general tax levy made IN
SaA5 wear in the sum OF two dollars and
fourteen caYr+s cseID: and thar the time
81 redemption. from said sale Will expire
August 9, 1895.
FRED RICE ROW ELL
pnst4irr at 1911 Choate street Seattle.
netei al Seattle this 9th day Of May,
u fS5
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

u ssft 4tfFl7ltlsf u
&rftoeten dock. leaves for Victoria ard
fserf Tow send daily. except sunday. at
@,ss =. m returning. leaves victoria ,
steamer Idaho leaves for PORE
sT.avsnxerta 2nd way ports daily. except
Swrday. a. q. N: Sflnfzy. direct, a. 3
sroxnserA AZ 4 o. N. Teiephone 10.
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SAN JUAN rSI.ANDS-STEAMER LY-
OLA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock. foot of Main street. Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday at . n. IN. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom-
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
North Bound-Leave Seattle zoo a. m:
leave Port Townsend 700 a. NJ. leave
Friday Harbor II 10 a. m; leave Roche
Harbor 1890 p. m. arrive New Whateom
Goo p. IN.
South Bound-Leave New whatcom 400
a. m. leave Roche Harbor 800 a. m.
leave Friday Harbor 1000 a. m. leave
Port Townsend 400 y. m.; arrive Seattle
7:sS y. IN.
j. X. Thompson. managing owner. J. A.
Hatfield. agent. Phone S3l
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STE AsfERS.
nAcrrrr NAvTGATroN CO

,.,-r-u Eft AND g<OuOMTsH ROUTE
Z SFTtT Kate To ErERETT.
STE AMER MABEL.
...ss f-emrsal wharf Tuesdays Thurs
tI.es nn4 Saturdays az a. m. Tor Ed
--Sras NukElgeo. Everett. Harysyiilr
-. Everett, Loweli and Sneh0mish.
A-Espr To EVERETT. 5s- ROUND. SOC:
-, G~ofEnAfTSH. sse.
To s'>~ GEORGE J. WILEY. Agent.
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nlDE AND SHIPPING.

ucpyzrsST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland, May :. isS.
xaove-s followed by fair. sta
tps<s- e. S. PAGUE, Forecasfer.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICCL-
y TIRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle Nav 6 1Ss5
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER WFLLAPA
CAPTAIN George Roberta
yn~v-Enw seattle sov ALASKA May Is an
evs-v "a DAYS to@z@afters
For freight ard passenger rateS apply 20
= @. CARROLL. Agent
Sehwahschs-s Deck Tel 81
cuAs =. PEABODY. Gensral Manager.
Seattle.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
S. Wiley Navigation Co. q Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD.
Leave. Arriya
Olympia at. 6 % a m Tacoma at. ESQ q m
Tacoma at. 1000 a m Seattle at. .Iz.o0 IN
Seattle at. loo IN Tacoma at. 20 y m
Tacoma at. $50 y m Olympia at. IS. 80 y IN
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle $685.. 7Iso a m Tacoma .,<~. $50 a m
Tacoma ..... 1880 IN Olympia - 30 y m
Olympia -. 3;oo y m Tacoma a.. 6:te D m
Tacoma $50 p m Seattle ...... 7.5o p IN
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. ~
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock
foot OF Main street.
CITY DOCK CO, Agents
Capt l. Wiley. Manager. Telephone So
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria, at : n. m. passengers r.
ceived on board at a. m.l May 3. s. -.
Is . and Is
For Aiaska--May T. and 3 at a. M
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at a. m.. May s 10.
Is, %. = and 30.
Tickets may BE- obtained AT the offiec Of
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODAI.f. PERKINS a. Co.
General Agents san FFancisco.
J. r. TRowBRIDCE. Act. p. s. supt-.
Seattle.
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DEXTER HORTON a. CO., BANKERS
Incorporated 1851.
lapitai ..s.-......s.s...--..s-. s-uNseNp
sGfRlus s>iVVs V-S
President A. A. Denny
Vice President. wv. NJ. Ladd
Manag III. Latimer
Cashier ........F. r. Van Tuyi
Sight exchange and teiegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago. St Paul San
Francisco. Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere IN Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds. stocks and other valuahles re-
ceived on deposit for safe Keeping.
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fatal sales 81 stocks today were -
sh.-ns Including: American Sugar S'v-e%'
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rs...va,ions taken at all stations at
-s,h meridian time g p. m PACING
GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
eD| Oberserver In Charge.
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Capital. ....................... Hoo. 900
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Closing Quotations.

Wheat-May. stAc; July, s2sso
Corn-May. 50asc: July. 5G&4c.
Oats-May. 2sac; July. 2s1sc.
Pork-May, si2.o2; July. $i2i7.
Lard-May, sass: July. 1857.
Ribs--May. S6.02; July. S6.l2.
Barley-52aiac.
Rye-53c.
F1ax-si. 45n.