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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January j and For
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions since January
I. 1850. are 81. ssl. T7425. There we're filed
for record yesterday IL deeds, the consid-
erations aggreeatiDg $3.50. Following is
the list as Furnished by the Daily Record,
room y Scheuermau block:
Chester W. Prouty 70 Ira and Helen L.
Scott. tract in sec 5, q, 4. l.. \. Naples
dona ton claim -.
Louis p. Eckstsin 70 a. VI. Springer.
lots and :. block I. Moss add South
Seattle. S2ao
A NJ. Springer % William =. Trimble.
lots s and Z. block Is. Moss add TO South
Seattle. 500.
Stanley Mankowsk 20 Ladyslawa Bas-
sen lot 3. block A.. Denny * Hoyt's
add. 81.
lots Il and Is. block q, Gilman PARK
Ballard, S3zi.
Ralph Hubbard to stephen Hastings.
lot =. block =. Denny & Hoyt's add. $40
James MeRedmond 20 Herbert 4. Sen
go. acres in sec .. .. 5. s8a.
Afarfha c. Grain formerly Martha c.
George and I.eander T. Grain 10 Fiavius
] George. Sc Sc sec 4. and nh ne sec 8.
10 - :. $3.50
F.IIa wilson 80 her son, Clyde Wetmore.
rra sw a. ne sec "a. - 4, 81
elise Inv. co. 10 Annie \. Lyons, lot
a. blcrok "a. Brooklyn add. 81
claude ] Reed TO =. II MAIDEN, lot ;,
block & Yester's fst ad Kent. sl.os1
ShsriY 70 Seattle Nat Bank. lot s.
block .; lot =, block Z, and lots l. : and
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NEW YORK Markets.



Nav YORK May %-Specula ton on the
stock exchange today was heavy IN tone
and there was steady decline in prizes
f~or, The opeuiEg 70 the close o. bust
ness r-szh one or two e1ceptaorzs. Reports
from the West and Southwest regarding
the x-.owrg crops received confirmation
in the snarJ, adva-Fce in the grain usarks'--
The London market for American secuTi-
ties was weak and helped 10 bower figures
here. General Electric was strong tn the
early Sssalsngs and rose lis. but closed
within II per cent. Of the low figures.
Su<s,usslnnna & Western shares resumed
their downward movement on tise renewal
OF reports that President Borg was about
70 resign. and that obliga tons entered Into
hy the oornTa.ny were bearing heavily on
* The common stock declined - per cent
r, l0i.. closing al los; the preferred fell
of Az 10 -. closing ~ a recovery of "a.
Paciff, Mail was in good demand on re-
r,or;s that the earning capacity Of the
,,syr1pary would be Increased. An advances
OF u mr. cent was made in the morning.
and all but Il was lost IN the Subsequent
trading. The declines made In the gen.
eraI list from last nights closing. or the
best prices OF the morning are: Denver <
Rio Grande, preferred. Northern Pacific.
r,-efay-r~ed and National Liilseed per cert. !:
Northwest. Union Pacihc, II; Sugar, ST.
Paul and Burlington, is; Great Northern
preferred 3.
The bond trading was generally firm.
The sales were ss,l43.00o.
Government bonds-Fhm-
State bonds-Inactfve-
Railroad bonds-Easier.
Financial.
Money on call, easy. at 1dfh per cent;
last loan. IL: closed at ia per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 1eqsis per cent.
Sterling exchange-Lower, with actual
business in bankers hills at 81. ss1. for de-
raand and s4s7di.s7l4 for 50 days. Posted
rates, s4sTia and 81. 81. GiS3. Commercial
bills 81 Si..
Silver certificates. STA ds7ssc.
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LINGHAM LINE
ot Steamers ana Clipper Shsps.

Puget Sound direct 10 pelaroa Bay. car
IsAhS goods at through rates from GEN.
US 4eedlng the Northern Pacific railway
anu companies affiliated thereto, Via
Fuget sound 70 Delagoa Bay. and thence
.y the Netherlands railway OF the South
ALficah republic 10 Pretoria and Johaa-
neshuFg
Following the steamship Bel,isioe. AMI
70 san ABOUT May =. the fine steamship,
Solvetg. OF $3.50 tons. from Puget SounI
tfort Blakeley), 10 be followed by othe-
steamers and sailing clippers from this
OF otner ports on Puget Sound. For
Port Biakelcy NH Co.. Port Blakeley,
Seattle.
NJ. u. Magnesen. 4o5 Front street, San
Francisco.
=. II. Llngham, Deiagoa Bay
@. +. Neame & Co, general English
agents. 81 Gracechurch street, London,
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The steamer Hornet. on the Duwamist
river. was Inspected by the local inspec-
tors yesterday.
The steamer Signal which arrived in port
Sunday with freight for Schwabachers.
left for Portland with coal
The tug Gen. Hayden. which has been
undergoing repairs, is now ready for duty
and viii be on the Sound today.
The schooner Queen, which has bean
loading telegraph poles at Smiths cove
for San Francisco. will be towed TO sea
tomorrow IL the weather is favorable.
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s. block Il. u. T. Derny's Park add. and
an undle af NJ sw see l.. "A. g. N@A
George r. Carter 10 Mrs. Agnes Carter
Calf. - foot strip on north side lot :.
block g. Terry's "a add. and the 81. sw
sw Sc sec -. * &
II. w. Wheeler to Martha Craig. gran,
sly NV nv and sw ne NV sec g. - 4:
acres in sw Sc sec q. g 1 and u acre in
Sc same sec. 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-29

= Lt*.tAi Elk CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
S1tle~--Monelay. May e. Il m: wsgines-
Jay May -. p. m. Friday. May 81.
~. IN leaves Mount Nsrncss~-T Tuesday
~NAS y =. m. Thursday MAY 50 !
T m sunday, June :. . a. M Calling al
r.uhlonqS. Tulal1p Sfznwood Mount Ner-
aon ana Avon. Connecting al Mount YER
ISh with steamer Indiana for Wooliev.
saaInilien and Sank. Fare 81. round trls
LILLY. BOGARDIrS & CO. Inc,
owners and Managers Seattle
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r-niou Deno, f,,,,act,o,s

All trains from the West run into the
St Paul union depot. making close COR
nsctsons with The North-wester u. trains
for the East and South. PASSENGERS hold
ing tickets via the above lines have only
step from their train 20 the elegantly
equipped North Western limited. ieav-
ing 81. Paul every day in the year. For
ladies' travelling alone this is especially
20 be considered. For tickets ana sleep
ing car reservation call on
F. ". PARKER,
Puget Sound Agent. SCI Front St. Seattle
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CHICAGO MARKETS
The Rnnr,i of Trade.

Chicago. May @S-Wheat opened with
emphatic enunciation Of its builish prin-
cipies The generally prevailing price
was SC for July. Some few sales were
made at IS. G.. IL sold or the curb yester-
day afternoon Al $50 The weakness yes
terday had, II a great measure, been be-
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THE. SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.


The following quotations are the prices
paid to farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named. the
goods TO be delivered in Seattle:
Hops Choice. g. per pound.
Hay Gin car load lots)-Puget sound,
pas per ton: Eastern Washington, $3.50
ala: alfalfa. 81; rye grass, $3.50.
Grain Din car load lots)-Oats. choice.
81 barley. $751; per ton; wheat, chicken
feed. st5ai750. corn. s2a; cracked. SCI.
Potatoes -sfull per ton.
Butter. Eggs and Poultry-Handled on
commission.
Hides, Pelts and TalIow Heavy sa,lted
steers, over 90 pounds. per Id. &c. medium.
per N. &C. light. under 46 lbs. s.:
salied kip. Sc, and calf. per III. 5c; green
hides, l. less than sailed; dry hides. per
u. T., culls Of above. one-third less dry
elk. per No. 6QSc; dry deer skins. summer.
per II, 4i9se good winter. i0a l5c: poor
and thin winter, %; cheep skins. 1895.
iuil WOOL 5a6oc. wool Western Wash
mgien. lsl1i2c per ib. tallow. 2tsd3ae.
1--we Stock--Choice beef cattle. Il:
choice sheep. Sisc: good hogs. 3s,c.
calves. dressed. large. SC; small. 7qSc per
D.
LoEs-Snperior quality. PEI NJ. fir. $3.50
aee'; choice cedar. s7.ao; common, per NJ.
81 spruce logs, $50
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Ns2Ft or on cars, or the jobbing rates
quoted by Wholesale dealers with ortii-
nary terms OF credit:
STAPLE GROCERIES.
Sugar oebbiny)-Golden &C" in Dbl.
frr u is4c. extra c. in Dbl. per IN. Sc:
- 10 Dbl. per 10, &c: dry graduated. in
Dol per 70. 5Asc. cube. 6l.c powdered.
ese' Ac FER 10 discount for SPOT cash on
prices quoted
Flour. et, Oobbingl - Washington
S.f'iGht. per 3 b. IS ca. patent. $3.50: patent
s-AyeHeni N5o. Novelty.A. S5.95. CALI
toFnla brands. $50: Dakota brands. $3.50
49, b'irhWheat -four. yer Dbl. $3.50: per
~ An. graham. per Dbl. $40: or
A-io sacks, SIS per cwt. rye -four. ner
on'. wa or la-ih sacks. s. * per cwt: rye
.aea3 per baL N25. per cwt. $50: oat
eI.A'S, per Dbl. <55oU650. hominy. per
10. cracked wheat. per cwt s. ~.
s'"ea wheat, 500 per Dbl: faxed wheat.
ST sack. s. rs. whole wheat -four
e@' -. pearl barley. per IL. &c. split
49, per Eo. 81. table corn meal. yellow
- Per cwt IN o-lh sacks: 5ns. ssh.
,s. 'F fe S-sf, eos. s., p, faxed hominy.
$50 Per keg
Scans tJobbing}- Small white. ner III
- nink, per 70. SIC: Bayos. per IN
oo'ier per lt B.. Lima. per n. rsc
e-'Jooblns Japan. 5Q5,sc. China.
ger se, Island 5isN5ssc.
''''ed Feas-(Joobing)-Field. per ID
-. s.a'-Ioabinsl-ChicAen feed. FER
seas @s's 81 oobingl-choice. per ton. s.;
ss- 80 .,JoehinS) - Rolled or ground.
Corn-Whole az .,r,..,,.. 49,
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Rreadstuff~ and Grains.


San Francisco. May 2S-Flour-Fanilv
extras, 50. 4oGf350: bakers extras. S. 500
$40. superfne $. 25@2.50 per blA
Nheat-No. ! shipping wheat soc per
GENITAL, with 9lSac for choice Milling wheat
keeps steady at 91ec0$1 per Genital
Barley-Feed. fair to good. 62ieds29.c
choice. 65G6siac: brewing nominal
OatS-Miilirg, Sl-0T3dlI7la: Surprise.
N.l0G120: fancy feed 81. Gel "a t07Is; good
70 choice. 95cGSl; fair 10 good. aoa95c;
pour to fair. s15s49oc; back. nominal;
gray. a5cGSI. 02ie.
Wool-Spring. years fleece. san JOAQUIN.
Per II, 61Sizcc; six 70 eight months, do.
7ISisc: six 10 eight months Calaveras
and fccthiil. free. sGiec do, defective. 4Qs,.
northern. good 10 choice. SGllc: do. de-
fective. e'40H@c: Nevada spring light
and choice. SGl0c; heavy. Sc.
Hops-iGfc per II.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Steady. December. S05s
Barley-clG.et; December. 65i..
Coru-St ~.
Bran-Sl5 per ton.
Produce.
Potatoes-The market rules firm for
boxed product New river Buroanks. &c
GsI; new potatoes In sacks. s0dS5c: new
Early Rose in boxes from the river. 75c
dSi. oregon BurbankS. S5g50c per GENITAL
Butter-No disturbance OF the exist
ing conditions. Creamery. fancy. feQ
IelzC; seconds. 1i0Ili1c per pound. dairy.
fancy I0nltc: good 20 chot~e. qUsIa,,.
medium grades. sGSizc Per pound: store
butter 7G7'zc
Cheese--F'ancy mild. new. 6Gg@c: com
mon 10 good. 3G5c per pound: Young
America, 5aSc: Eastern. I1isGI-sc: West
ern. sFSc per pound.
Eggs-Nothi1E new. Duck eggs. 1SG
Isc. store egs, itiaGi&es, ranch eggs. lzss
GiH+c per dozen, with &c for extra
choice
Receipts-Fiour. quarter sacks, 10 22s.
harley. CentSlS. 1.fSs. oats. >eatals. rs.
corn. centaIs. ~. beans. sacks. ssl. pota-
toes. sacks 2@7s midliuEs. sacks. @Si.
bran. sacks 30 has. tons. "a
Financial.
silver EARS. e7T7s7ts Draf1s-S}gAt 81.
Mex. dollars. .5ssiSSie. ca Telegraph. 5
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The market remained firm yesterday and
vas very well supplied. California fruits
arrived on the City Of PueoIa and the de-
raad was good. No Strawberries were
shipped for the reason that the native ber-
~ keeps the market well supplied and
sells at low figure. New apricots are
coming In and sell at $i.25 per box. The
demand l. fair and viii increase as sum
rnsr approaches. Cherries are selling at
+ cents. the cheapest they have been this
seaxon Before another week goes ny a
s,fil further decrease Is expected. New
eal0ns and potatoes are selling at Si.15
ana the demand has thus far been very
good. Bananas are selling at the same
price and there has been no change In the
prices % oranges and lemons.
Strawberries are now receiving the at
ssni,on o. the local merchants and are re-
garded as the principal commodity on the
market at the present time. They opened
yesterday AZ S. but before the day was
over could be- had at any OF the commits
sion houses for $3.50. Walla Walla berries
sell az from s. to $2.S.
Good hroilers are i'm demand Just now.
Those thus far offered for sale have
been very small and one merchant re-
marked yesterday that some of them
should not have been taken away from
the mother hen.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. May 2s.-Wheat-DuIi. unset
tied; Walla Walla, 5lG52c; valley. 5SG54c
per busfsl
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eTpArTs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
cr-ps GARLAND AND EvANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend-N eah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Teslsr dock Mon
-, FOR port Townsend. Port Williams.
n Port Angeles, Port Crescent.
80 ersS 49, returning. arrives Seattle z.2p
= s =, ~, opposite days. Steamer Evangst
pea 80 yester dock for Port Townsend,
I De-. yyiIpauz. Dungeness, Port Angeles
10y xrt-so-ta Mondays. Wednesdays and
~ E!,,aavs al go .. m. arrives Seattle al
ternate days p. m.
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BreadstuffS and Grains.

Liverpool. May s-Wheat-Spot, dull
demand. poor. No. red winter. IS 9izd;
No. red spring, SIS Sd; No. California.
5s 10d. Futures closed firm with July Id
lower and other months I'D lower. May
SIS 9l2d: June, SIS lod; July. 5s 1oizd; Aug
ust, IS lid; September. IS 11l2d; Octo-
Der, 6s.
Corn-Spot mixed, American mixed, is
10Izd. Futures closed firm with near po-
sitions l@1Igd lower and distant positions
Had higher; May. As sgd: June. As SID:
July. is sd; August, As Sad; September,
As SGD; October. As Sd.
Flour-Firm; demand. moderate. st.
Louis fancy winter, rs Cd.
Hups-At London, Pacific coast, e IS.
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OLYMPIA, TACOMA AND SEATTLE
BOAT.

The fast and commodious steamer Mon-
ticello leaves Percivais wharf Olympia.
a. m daily. except Sunday. Time Card
Going; Leaves Olympia, n m; leaves
Tacoma, II 30 n. m. arrives Seattle. I'D
D. m. Returning: Leaves Seattle, p. m.
leaves Tacoma, 40 .. IN. arrives Olympia.
7:30 o. m Observation-Disclosures. Percivars
wharf: Tacoma. y. y. r. r. wharf; Seat
tie. Yesler wharf. Fare between Seattle
and Tacoma, soc. Meals and stateroors.
The Monticello Is fast and by far the hest
steamer on the route. In effect Monday,
May 18th. 1895. HATCH BROS.
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Hotel Aifhee SsIth Bend. Wash Favor
tie resort OF summer tourists. a splendid
modern hotel
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Leave SeattlS--7:E5. HIS a. m. as. s.fs
2. IA: Leave Iacona-s:so a. m. Isoo 40.
Sunday
Leave Sea.fle-f.fa a m, Is:oa 800 =. IN
1-%4Ns latsorsA--a.0 ~ m. $50 10 =. III.
Landing AZ Northern racanc wharf Ia
soma, and Confnercial dock foot os Mar
son street. SEATTLE
Sundays. EXCURSION rates On s.ear,ar
Fleetwood: fare, s0c.
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OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob F'nrth ..... PRESIDENT
Arthur A Denny Vice President
John I1eary......,.. Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. Man'gr. Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank l. Eiodgett. Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher, John Collins.
4. G. Neufelder. +. w Wilmans.
Transaets a saving bank business ex-
clusively
Deposits received from 81 10 SlNnnn
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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observations taken at ali stations at
/, 18th meridian time 6 p. m. Pacidc
,snel GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Oberseryer In Charge.
TIDES a. Seattle harbor for the week be-
rsnning Wednesday. Nay =.
High Tide. Low Tide.
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Fast Train on Great Northern Railway.
Effective Sunday, May 5th, the east
bound overland express viii leave Seattle
at $50 ?. m, and west-bound train will
arrive al Seattle at 2.i5 p. m. You can
take supper in Seattle and breakfas, n
Spokane following morning.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

London. May 2S.-Silver. 302d: consols,
1Os1s. Rate OF interest, Bank OF England,
. per cent.
New York. May S.-The Evening Posts
cableGram says: The local stock markets
were idle and dull today. Americans We're
generally lower. The financial press is adj
vising sales on the view that the past
Improvement was mainly due TO the bond
syndicate's protection and operation, but
the best opinions look for no severe re-
action
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cause Of the signal predictions Of heavy
storms gathering in the far Northwest.
bat today the absence OF rain caused the
strong opening. The foreign markets were
weak and lower. Receipts here and IN the
Northwest were heavy. soon the market
had tumhled from ses.c TO 19s.c. recovered
again 20 S'ssc. dropped once more 20 5ssxc.
and again recovered TO Seiae. Fer time
il hung around 7ya.c. but soon dropped
again 10 a lower point than the previous
low point. touching PC. Business was
smaller in volume than or the day before
until the last half hour. but the frequency
and character OF the fluctuations Indicate
very little abatement in the nervousness
The cables report Paris and Berlin lower.
but the reports OF crop damage already
done are alarTningiy bad, and dispatches
from Nebraska and Kansas report hot
winds scorching UP what vegetation re-
mains. July was bringing She about fif-
teen minutes from the close. and the close
was l.c under that.
July corn opened at from Sc 10 s4S. and
before IL ceased to advance il sold at SIC.
IL reacted 10 5Ss4c, reacting 10 54isc. off
from that TO Sss.e again. and closed ss7sc
bid.
Oats opened firm. and closed very strong
at an advance OF Il-c on the'nearer deliv-
cries and IIsc upon September.
Pork started with a gain Of i2i-c COM
pared with yesterdays closing prices. adj
vanced i7i2c, and closed with all but 2iac of
the days advance 10 the good. Lard and
ribs pursued a similar course, and at the
end were each Tie higher for the day.
Closing Quotations.
wheat--May and June, 7s7sc; July and
August. STsc.
Corn-aiay, 527sc: July 527sc.
Oats--May. 3oisc: July and August, so7sc.
Pork-NIay So 80. July. ST.. 10.
Lard-May. $50; July. sS72l.
Ribs-May. sS.25; July. s6.SS>
Barley-5ic.
Rye-S5c.
Fiax-sl. 4als.
Timothy-S5.
Live stock.
AS usual. very large cattle were hard TO
SELL and the demand was chiefly for good
TO choice steers of medium weight. There
was no Improvement in butchers stuff
and cows were slow at weak prices, with
sales at SeG4. s., chiefly at s2.S0nS.75. As IL
was calf day. there was a good supply,
but the demand was lively that al
though about 2,01o were on sales prices
went up fully &c. and sales were largely
at S5Gf5. p; cattle were rather slow at
easier prices. $3.5Gd50o.
About 5000 hogs were offered on the
market today. including 5000 left over
yesterday. The reduction in supply in
connection with an active demand from
Chicago packers and Eastern shippers,
gave sellers an opportunity TO dictate
terms. and prices advanced 5nlec. the
holdovers fetching s475 Heavy hogs sold
at S..30d4. 70. chiefly al $4.50gl4.65, and light
mixed weights at 81. 25@4.e0.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. Prices ruled
steady at yesterdays decline.
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THE MARKET REPORT.

FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.
Portland. Or. May >. isss.
asawerx. followed py fair weather;
Il. 8 PAGuE. Forecaster.
n s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRlCCL
TrJRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seattle NAV = fE45.
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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-
ceived on board at a. m.) May g. s, 13.
Is, q and IS
For AlaSla--May 4, and % at a m
From San Francisco for Victoria am
Puget Sound ports, at a m. May 8 70.
Is, 90 . and y.
Tickets may be obtained at the Office OF
the company at Ocean dock Seattle.
GOODAI.L. PERKINS a. CO,
General Agents San Francisco.
J. r. TROWBRIDGE. Act. p. 8. Supt.s
Seattle.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s.0paml T.viAi Tacoma. 10 Ar t:t5au
I0:15anfLvl 2sl Seattle. ~ EiArl 3:ceaue
.2slnu1iI.vl 72l PIT. T'wns'd.i 3sArIli:45pm
4 .s5prnl Arlll0l. Victoria. iMllLyl s.s0pns
sDaily except Monday.
S.eaner leaves Yesier wharf, Seattle.
Tor rates and other information apply
I a. NADEAU. Gen. Agt., ". p. n. r.
Yesler ave. and Front St. Seattle
8. q. YERKES. Agent. fesled wharf.
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.nsaets a saving bank business ex-
DEXTER HORTON & CO, BANKERS.
Incorporated 1851.

CAPITAL s2sD On1
Surplus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800 coo
President..........uA A Denny
Vice President......W. II. I.add
Manager. II. Latimer
Cashier..........F. II. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and teiegTaphic 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 in Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
able terms.
Bonds. stocks and other valuables re-
ceived on deposit Tor safe keeping.
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STEAMERS.
Fly on TIE flyer

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily except Sunday.
IN ono hour and twenty-five minutes
THEsSTEsAMER -FrI.YER."
HegNlAr daily trips. SsSzttle-Tacorna
route, as follows:
Taking effect
TUESDAY, NAY z
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GTvFsAA IF-fk R0SALIF.
Arlington slspck leaves for Victoria srS
Port srowusegsd daily. except sunday, at
1f.sa o. m. returning. leaves NicforlA
'ToRnseTsd and way points daily. except
efrrday. al a. IA. Sunday. direct, e
5rovrsend a. .. N. Telephone 40.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
8. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MuLTNOMAH. ~
DAILY TIME CARD
Leave. Arrive
Olympia at. ESQ a m Tacoma at. $50 a nm
Tacoma at. loco a m Seattle at. 1900 m
Seattle at. Loo y nj Tacoma at. 90 % m
Tacoma at. $3.50 y IN Olympia at. ..6 80 D n
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave Arrive
Seattle ...... $50 n IN Tacoma 49,. $50 a m
Tacoma .....l 1000 "A IN Olympia -. 100 D m
olympia 200 p m Tacoma 49,. 500 D m
Tacoma -. $3.50 p msSeattle $3.50. 7:3o p m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma 20
cents Landing at Seattle, City dock.
foot of Main street.
CITY DOCK CO, Agents
Capt. L. Wiley. Manager. Telephone Ssa.
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orn.Nrc STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

r.v-r.rt~r-r, AND sNOHOMFsH ROUTE.
~ or RATE TO TsVFsPETF.
STEAMER MABEL.
r es--ca tsarsf raj wharf Tuesdays. ThlIrs-
49, an3 Saturdays az a. m. for -
,nanf.s. Mukiteo. Fyereff, MarygvlAe.
E.ast everett, Lowell azld ssnfssao v's.si
FARE TO FsFFsftfsI-T, 9ec; Run ~,
"a. TO s<OFFOSffSH, SOC.
- GEORGE J. WILEY, Agent
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.


Capital -. ....................... 500. oo