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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-17

Transactions Since January I and Fol-
Yesterday.


Real estate transactions since January l.
1895. are s.. 81 7as.sa There were fled for
record yesterday sixteen deeds, the con-
ssssrasions aggrega ting s.. sSk5o- Follow
ing is the list as furnished by the Daily
Record. room ~ Seheuerman block:
New York-washington Land Co 10 VIM
z. Robertson. lot !. block %. J. J. Moss
plat South Seattle; lot Z. block 4. hot ].
block 8, Bear Greek and Day City: lots
= 70 Is. Al 20 IS. block e. River PARK. 81
Robertson Mtg. Co. 10 VIM. B. Robert
son, lots 9. 10. block G., Denny & Hoyt
add: lots !, :. block s.. lot 2. block y. Gil
man Park: lot 6. block ;. lots 8. II. IS. Il.
=. 2. 81. 81. "a. block a.. lots $. g. block
%. Irgiewood: lot : and eli lot $. block 10.
Commercial St. Steam Motor add: lots Is.
fs, block ;, Hiawatha Park: sw Sc sec q.
Is, 5, and ell ne sec ). -. g. 81
Tracy III. Robertson to VIM. 3. Robert
son. lots 8, "a block 1s. Madison ST add:
lot 4, block /. Canal add; lots Is, is. p TO
.s. block g. Hiawatha Park; lot 8, Block Is.
Letona add: lot !. block 4. Monroe's LIST
add: lot S. block 81. lot 4, block "a. lot II.
block s.. and lot l6. block Il. Gilman
Park 81
IT. Logan to Albert F. Logan. block s..
C. II. Adsit's Lake Washington add. $50.
J. NJ. and y. E. Waters 20 w. NJ. Blake
ly. undi. Of nearly acres on Sc cor HEM
lock ST and Jennings ave. adjoining Cum
ber!and add, and lots ]. s. Wassom's add,
Ravenna Park; lots 1s. 20. % 10 81. block 4.
lots 10 10, block i3. CHAMBERLAIN add. 500.
Sheriff 20 Erasmus NJ. Sm!thers. lots ls.
%. block -, town OF Renton. si4eSo
Sheriff to James L. Sharp, s11 or D. sS
acre tract in sec 5. "A. 5. s.. 1895
F.. L. Fehren to Elvina Moore. Lot 8.
block = Walla Walla add. 81.
J. y. Bovee 20 Francis NJ. Sherman, 10
acres In sec s, %, 5. $500 treconveyanee1.
Francis VI. Sherman to J. y. Bovee. u
acres in lot 3. sec S. 80 5. $50.
Martha q. and Leander T. Grain TO Lola
r. Aorford, lot S. block 80. Renton's add.
$500
Jacob Fuson TO Frederick Derindfngar
81 Tx, undls lot 10. block 70, Denny &
Hoyt's add. 500.
Fred Webster 10 Charles Baxter. lots I
to 4. block Is. Porterfields add. si25.
Archibald Watson to Jas. L.. Sharp. lot
and VIZ lot 5. block 8. Cheriton Fruit
Gardens. plat No. l. 81.
Sheriff TO Mary f. Perry. 40 feet lot 8.
block 9, Whites add, $685.
Ralph s. Hopkins TO Mary Perry, 10
feet aot s, block 3, Whites add. q. c.. s..
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board OF Trade.

Chicago. May ls.-Whoat made a some
what similar start 20 that on the day be-
fore. IL opened weak, wien considerable
pressure 70 sell. - from Sc 20 '-c nelow
th, p~ev lous days closing price. ard al
most Immediately thereafter general de-
ss~a "a bav quickly succeeded The contrary
t.,nulxes at the opsning. The advance,
vs1s~h started within half a minute Of the
ooeYtur. carried the price up from ea7sc
- ~, NJ which a few sales were made.
"a ss&sc and Il fluctuat ted for half al hoffr
- q, between So &c and Sc. After this TIE
h,,,-s.esv was more general. ard very soon
a. became almost universal unta the prsce
- f,.a,, advances with a whtrl 70 SIS e
,,-st.h figure s. reached 81 attle more than
-, Nos,r from the opening. The weather
-, vfas reaSsurtng. the general temper
ss,,~a being low enough 80 do more thar
go a too rank growth q vegetation.
,,,ss foreign markets. while tl-Tzs. showed =
.,,,,>sau-e in following the course % other
fhfnxx here. bat there were numerous re-
.,,-,x - damage 80 crops BY frost. chinca-
So and HesSlan flies. ard shorts were
5000 20 cover. The NoEtawete-a EecelS s
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

HOTEL DIIIER.
John @. Johnson. Florence.
John Zimmerman. Switzerland
Mrs. j, w. Carlyon. Olympia.
W. :. Phillips. pent River.
Mr. and Mrs 8 T. Hancock, Coupeville.
r. LutShird, Utaiady.
J 9. McFad1en. Nhatcorn-
John Webster, North Bend.
J. 9. TAYLOR, North Bend.
Pat Mccoy. Edison
Mrs. Butler ami children, Edison.
Mr. Cushman, Tacoma
James Burns, Victoria
Charles w. I4arhane, B0therL
T. Moore, North Bend
Y r. Pinter Snohonlsh.
y. NJ Donuelly. Wickershan.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
". ". Bruce, juneau. Alaska
T J. J. Thorp. juneau, Alaska.
Mrs J. ! Gilbert Olympia
Mrs George Castor. Olympia
" 3. Hanna wife and children, Olym-
Miss 4. Graham. Olympia
Mrs z. B. Swan. Olympia
William Thomson. Wilbur
John p Hartman and wife. Puyalup.
Mrs Ackerson. Puy3laup.
w r. WihsOx. Spokane.
Daniel Fisk. Weuat.fhee-
" NJ r.atcn. Spokane.
J Cloussen. Tacoma
J N I,ydEate. SteilsrOpyn.
Mrs I. G. Abbott OlynrAs-
] " Harrlly North Yakima
] Richmond North Yakima
H. ]. Fries. Tacoma
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LLNGHAN LINE
CI steamers and Clipper SAira.

Puget sound direct 10 Delagcs Bay car
wing goods al through rates from Gen.
tefs feeding the Northern Pacific railway
Shd companies affiliated thereto. via
ioSet sound 70 Della goa Bay. and thence
hy the Netherlands railway OF the South
African republic 10 Pretoria and johann
Following the steamship BeltIsloe, and
20 sail about Nav 2a. the flne stea IA shia
SoNetg, OF 8, $50 tons. from Puget Sound
Sfort Riakeleyl, 90 be followed by other
steamers and sailing clippers from this
or other ports on Puget sound FOR
terms apply to:
Port Biakeley Mil Co.. Port Blaksiey.
Wash.
Northern Pacific railway. Tacoma and
Seattle.
NJ. Il. Magnesen, 40o Front street, San
Francisco.
+ II: bingham. Delagoa Bay.
e. r. Neame d Co, general English
agents. 81 GracechuEeh street. London.
L. c.
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Total Sales.

Total sales.
Total sales of -tocks today were 400 5o7
shares. including: American Sugar. -
500: American Tobacco, 500; Atchson.
1900; Burlington. f4,70o; Canada Southern.
500: Chicago Gas. 1900: New York Gem
trail, 1880; Northern Pacific, $500: North
ern Pacific preferred. 400: Northwest.
II 600; Reading. $500. st. Paul. $500;
Texas Pacific. 1000; Union Pacific. 5000:
Western Union. 4.6fJ.
Flour.
Flour-Receipts, 1880 barrels: exports.
ae goo barrels: sales 81, 100 packages. Mar
ket held high,r which checked business.
old prices bei1g bid and refused City
mill patents 81 3oG4.Jo. city mill clears.
s3soGs.T5. Rye flour. quiet
Wheat.
wheat-Reeeipts. 226.eoo bushels; ex-
ports. 100 000 bushels: sales. % 800 bushels /:
l., O0N bushels spot. Spot, quiet. but strong
No. :. store AMI elevator. MS. afloat. I2is {:
I. o. b.. IT'S: No. !. hard. rs. de-
iivered. Options had an active day.
Frost and bugs made up the crop
scare; closed. g advance. No. ?.
red May. ss~a6a7s. closed. 7lM: June. TOO
Tirs, closed. 7fTs; July. 60 1850 72ss; closed.
TN. August 10i4I72ss; closed. 3@ss; Sep
TENDER. 70 1-IsaTe7s; closed. rs; Deem
her. 72,@G72a.: closed. 74S..
Hops
Hops-Heery.
Wool.
wooi-Ffrm.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Steady: United. closed. Sta
bid.
Metals.
Pig iron-Dun, American. S.Iu1abo.
p Copper-Firm. Exchange price, No5o-
Iead-Sfrong. exchange price, $50 30.
Tin-Steady; Straits. NLIoslaSo' plates.
steady.
Coffee.
CoTee-Optioas closed barely steady.
With Nav = polats lower and other
,nonths from 10 n points lower. May.
SIS esfil4: June. SILle: July. Sii9a Ass.
october. $4s0. December. SA4A spot
roTee-Rio. steady: mild. quiet.
sugar,
sugar-Raw. firm h0; quiet. Sales yes
terAav. centrifugal. Is test, at SSc. Re
nne3-ouiet.
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san Francisco. May fs-Arrived-I-uaa-
tina. Victoria and Port Townsend: State
OF California. Astoria and Portland: hk
Mercury Port Blakeley. schr Amethyst
CoauilIe river. schr Marion Gray's har-
Dor: schr CoQullle. CoQujlle river: schr
Gardiner city. Coos hay. Departed-Rktn
g c. Funk. Port Angeles; schr Annie Lar
sen. Tacoma.
Hoqutam. Wash. May 15.-Arrlved from
san Francisco--Str Point Iona Sailed
for Redonto-Schr SeQuoia.
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SKAGTT RIVER RorTr.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN
Leaves Lilly. Boaag,ius & Co, IS dock. S.
ste, uesday, Nay a. n a. m; Thurs
gay Way 10, = Esoon; Saturday, May is
- la. leaves Mount Nernon---NseNines-
SA.' sday -, y. m. Friday. May II. q.
H. II sunday, May lS. II a. m. Calling al
t@,lnaoads. Tulalip. Stanwood. Mount Eer-
hon and avon. Connecting AT Mount Yer
Ign Vita steamer Indiana for Wco!lsy.
sl.s9. - = ~
LILLY, BoGARDT-S & CO. Inc,
owners and Managers. Seattle.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.


New York, May ls.-The share specuia-
Ton today was IN marked contrast 20
yesterdays trading On the stock ex-
change. A. the opening of Business the
MARKET was somewhat irregular, bus q
snarp buying movement was quickly de-
Velopec and during the rest Of me day q
strong tone prevailed. TIE final dealings
were notably huoyant. and the last sales
with a Few unt-nportant changes being
made al an advance On yesterdays final
figures ranging 20 per ceat, the latter
IN Great Northern preferred. The Infii-
enees which bro1ght about The change OF
the markets were the buying here for the
foreign account and the successful nego-
tsatIons In London by j. Pierreport Nor
gan for the sale OF q 60 shares OF New
YORK Central al an unnamed price, but
which must not have been below par
The stock sold was treasury stock. The
balance left In the treasury Of the com
pany when the capital stock was increas-
ed 20 100000 under the resolution au-
tnorizing its issue. could not be disposed
OF except al zoo or over The sum rezlsz-
ed Is 20 be used for construction and I'm
pfoFemenf purposes Great Northern
which closed at Ii bid last night, sold I'D
10 lSZ on the report that President HiIl
nad secured the control OF the Northern
Pacific road and would use II as feeder
for the Great Northern. This stock was
most OF the active list showed advances,
the highest figure being "a for Wells
Fargo.
The trading In bonds was on a larger
scale than on yesterday. There was an
absence Of any selling pressure against
the speculate tive issues. Instead. these
properties were In request and made ma
terlai gains. The sales were 155s eco
Government bonds-Easy for fives and
new tours: steady for old fours
State bonds-Dull
Railroad bondE-Strong
Financial.
Money on call. easy at liz per cent, last
loan N. closed h per cent Price mer-
camille paper. %. 44h per cent.
Sterling exchange, dun but firmer, with
actual business In bankers bill at 81 ST.
Gfsls for demand. and at $4.S614 ssls for
81 days. Posted rates. 81. s6l4n4s7 and
Ass. Commercial bills. 81 sGji-S5ls.
Silver certificates. 67467z.c.
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Clearances. Balances.
Seattle ............... g., S9s Is Sic Csg m
Tacoma ............. 1U3.676 % 1900 90
Portland .-........... les. 400 % 81. COS 90
The local produce markets were very
quiet yesterday and nearly all lines are
low. Prices change but little from day 20
day and movement is 80 light there Is bu:
little competition. Receipts are very Hight,
especially In the fresh fruit line. and
oranges are scarcer than they have been
al any time for several months There
are but few navels on the market and
these are bringing $3.50 per box Sales OF
ST. Michels bloods and Mediterranean
sweets are quite brisk, and full figures
are readily obtained. Seedlings are In
large demand from the cheap trade. and
poor lots are often disposed OF to peddlers
and small dealers at shaded rates Lemons
are in large demand, and since the advent
OF the hot weather sales have been large.
presumably for the making OF cooling bev-
erages. a large consignment of straw
berries was received Wednesday night and
were readily disposed of at 81 80 per case.
None arrived yesterday. owing 10 non-
connection at Portland with the Southern
Pacific express. The warm weather OF the
past week has hurried along the native
berries and by Monday next a large con-
signment OF fruit from Lake Washington
is expected. From that time on the mar
ket will be loaded and prices run down
very fast. Dealers on the street say that
an effort will be made to ship large lots
east In refrigerator cars this season. and
II successful prices will not be as low as
last season Cherries are In moderate sup
ply and sell readily at the quoted rate, 81. 40
per box. Sales of dried fruits are moder-
ately large and prices are firm on nearly
all grades. Stocks are large. Sales OF
tropical fruits are also large and prices
are quite firmly held. Bananas bring from
s. 20 $3.50 per bunch. Nuts are plentiful
and sales are light.
Vegetables are plentiful and receipts are
growing daily. Native stock Is arriving
freely and Is very choice. Asparagus sells
well at the quoted rate. and green peas are
holding firm. Rhuharb Is I'm large supply
and moving off rapidly at the low prices
prevailing. Potatoes. onions and small
stuff are In fair demand.
Butter is in large supply and prices con-
tinue low and weak. The tendency con-
tinues downward Cheese Is unchanged.
Eggs continue plentiful and the prevail
ing price is Il cents per dozen. The poultry
market Is fairly active and dealers are
holding firmly 10 thesr asking prices.
Movement In merchandise lines con-
tinues good and values generally are firm.
Feed Of all kinds continues firm. and
chicken feed Is very scarce. Export and
milling wheat continues stn and offerings
are small.
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PUGET SOUND AND alaska STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s,Ooar lLvt Mi. ."Tacoma. .. Ito Ar f4san
1O.fsanlI.vl ~ Sea ttle....i SZtAri 30oam
i .3spunlI.vt ~ PIT. T'wns'd. ~ Ar.Ii:f5ptn
4 sjpsni Arlii0l Victoria. lMliiyi s.30pm
sDaIly except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesier wharf, Seattle.
For rates and other information apply
/. A. NADEAU. Gen, Agt.. ". L. r. II.
Yesler ave. aud Front 81, Seattle.
s. G.. YERKE5. Agent. Yesled wharf.
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Puget Sound Agent, doi Front St. Seattle

Balloon asr ension. Madison street PARK,
SUNDAY afternoon, weather permitting.
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FLY ON THE FLYER

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
four round trips daily except sunday.
IN one hour and twenty-five mfnutoA
THE STEAMER FLYER
NeSoisr daily trips, Seattle Tacoma
route, as follows.
Taking effect
TUESDAY. MAY &
TIME CARD:
Leave Sesttle-7ssS. Ii Is a. m, $50 Sis
&. n. Leave Tacoma--9.so H. H.. lseos t:sa.
Sunday
Leave Seattie--soo a m, 100. $50 p IN
I+eaNs Aaconla-S:S0 q. m, 80. % p. m.
a-sncing at Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
icn street, Seattle
r,ssondays, excursion rates On steamer
Fleetwood: fare. soc.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
MARINE NEWS

Portland. May is-wheat-waIla walla,
4a,. Valley. 5ATslc TNa~ hnsrlNl
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS-STEAMER LY-
OLA THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail, leaves City
dock, foot OF Main street. Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at "A. m. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
Whatcom.
TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IS
North Bound-Leave Seattle 200 q. M:
leave Port Townsend 200 a. rn.: leave
Friday Harbor 1850 a. m; leave Roche
Earbor 1880 y. m, arrive New Whatcom
800 r. m.
South Bound-Leave New whatcom 400
q. m. leave Roche Harbor 900 a. m.
leave Friday Harbor le;01 a. M: leave
Port Townsend 400 p. M: arrive Seattle
5:45 p. M.
j. II. Thompson. managing owner. J. A.
Hatfield. agent. Phone Ss3.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
HrcadstuifS and Grains.

san Francisco. May t6.-Flour-Large re-
ceipts from oregon today, footing up l6.-
$50 quarter sacks Family extras. 81. i0ao
a50, bakers extras. 81 40Ga.50; superfne.
S&9sh) per barrel.
Wheat-Market - In n sort OF listless
condition. In quoting Siac per GENITAL as
the current figure for No. ] shipping tt
should be remarked that no sales OF con-
sequence are being made. and that pres
sure 10 realize would more than likely
cause a weakening % the quotation.
Choice shipping Is quotable at the usual
advance OF 1Itc per GENITAL Milling wheat
IS steady at 9eia097isc per GENITAL.
Barley fair TO good. e21sQ6sAc:
choice. 6sd6sisc; brewing. nominal.
oats-Thcre IS a healthy tone to prices
for the better grades. while medium quail
tiles still show an easy tendency. Milling.
S07s4ii1s per GENITAL: Surprise. si.i06e
l2; fancy feed. si.o2isdi07is; good TO
choice. aScnSl 90; fair 10 good. 90G95c: poor
u fair. SisNaac. black. nominal; gray. Csc
Clos per Genital
Recelpts-Flour. quarter sacks. 1881:
oregon. 1855; wheat, centals. q. 092; bar
ley. centals, Isle; Oregon. S.0o5; oats,
eeniats sio. oregon. 500: corn. ceutais, 3I5.
BEANS sacks liz: potatoes. sacks. $50;
oregon, ISL; onions. sacks. rs: bran.
sacks. 90. Oregon. 1880; middlnes. sacks.
~. hay tons. al: wine gallons, s.. so.
NlFlNE. year 5 uEecA san joaquin
ktlc: six % eight months. San Joaquin.
SIN six 70 eight months, Calaveras and
teoihiH, free sGt0c; Calaveras and foot
all defective. 40sc. northern. good 10
sholce. @3ilc; northern. defective e,k9Sikc:
sac
HOps-4asc.
Closing Quotations.
MAe2'-Nerv dun; December. s1No
Iar'ey-Nery duh. December. e5'.c
CorR-Sll5
bran-siS0
produce.
foiatoes-EaTIv Rose In boxes from the
river brought ScoaI y per Genital; re
Slpts OF new were It's sacks, sellirE AZ
W.; river reds. 2s3SNc: Feialuma and
smaies FurhankS so05oc: Oregon Bur
"shks. Asitas, per Genital
natIer-Mafkel weak Creamery. fancy.
.&e. seconds. li0i2c Ter pound; dairy.
NA.N bHa3llc. good 20 choice, sS7lOc.
s'salNn grades. SeSs per pound; store
butter 56-tsc.
'eeSe~Msrket weak Fancy mid. new.
-. common 20 good sT5c: Ncgng Amer
e4N. Eastern. tsaesJipsc, latter figure
so- cream; Western. SFac.
EsSs-The lower grades % conrlcn EGGS
- - weaker, hut choice gods keep NJ and
-. tauly Oreon eggs are weak and euIl
= sac, duck eggs. 'fUiec: store eggs. 80
az ranch egss. i4GlSc.
Financial.
ss..yer ha-s 81. Ra;r. Drafts. sight. 49,. -
A>A@ ao4-@ ass. Telegraph $500.
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TIE British ship Dyumrock Is stu lying
At Vest SEA- ard VIII begin loading
her cargo Of wheat tae first OF the week
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Tnlon Depot Connections

Al trains from the West run into the
g Paul union depot. making close con-
eetiors with THE Northwestern" trains
ror she East and South. Passengers hold
tnr tickets Via the above line have only
+. ssso from their train 70 the elegantly
@ef,inred North y esteTn' limited leav-
Ing -. Paui every cay IN the year. For
ladies' travelling alone this IS especially
- be considered. For tickets and sleep
ing car reservation call on
+. W. PARKER
Puget Sound Agent CO. Front ST.. Seattle.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRS. GARLAND AND EVAEGELs

Seattle and Townsend Neah Pay route.
steamer Garland leaves fesler dock Mon
sifv~ Wednesdays and Fridays AZ 1z.i5
a y, for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
Dunrrness. Port Angeles, Port Crescent,
Getfyaburg, Pysft, ciailam Bay md
Eeah raw returning. arrives Seattle 2.1@
:. =, on opposite days. Steamer Evangei
feswes Yeslsr dock for Port Townsend.
pr. Williams DurseneHa, Port Angeles
rr,aays AT $50 d. m.: arrives Seattle al
terrate days p. m.
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ITSSiQent n. a. lytHttf
Vice President.....w. NJ I.add
Manager. II. Latimer
Cashier. ..........F. r. Van Tuyl
Sight exchange and telegraphic 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 valuables re-
cefyed on deposit for safe keeping.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEsATTI. n
BOAT

The fast and commodious steamer Mon
ticeIlo leaves Perciy9rs wharf, olympia,
3 a. m. daily, except Sunday. Time Card
Going: Leaves Olympia, : a. m. leaves
%. M. Returning: Leaves Seattle. 2 y. M;
leaves Tacoma, 40 y. nt. arrives Olympia.
1880 D. m. 1.andlngs-Oiympia pefcivafs
wharf; Tacoma, y. =. II. II wharf; Seat
tie YeSlFr wharf Fare between Seattle
and Tacoma. 5nc. Megts and staterooms.
The Monticello Is fast, AID by far The best
steamer on the route. In erfeet Monday.
May 18th 1896 HATCH BROS.
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TUE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS
steamer Utopia, j.. A O'Brien. Master
leaves Tacoma i noon. Seattle Cen
- vshsrf D m. Mondays and Thurs
savs for Port Townsend. Anacorfes. Fair
Sven. New Whatcom. Blaine and Fri
g. Uarour, going through 10 Vancouver
- Thursday trip.
rare 10 Blaine 81: fare TO Vancouver, 80.
For further Information apply TO Cen
trail wharf.
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Transacts a savings bank business ex-
clusively.
Deposits received from 81 10 $4,000.
Interest allowed per annur. Six per
cent. on term deposits, 4 per cent on or
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved coiiaterals only.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
ana Victoria, at a. m. passengers rt-
ceived on board at a. m.) May ., s. H.
Is. Is and 2s
For Aiasi>a-May T. and 3 ut q n m
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports, at a. m, May 3. 10.
Is, %. = and 30.
Tickets may be obtained Mt the Office OF
the company at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GOODAIL. PERKINS & CO.,
General Agents. San Francisco.
J. r. TROWBRrDGE. Act. p. 8. Supt..
Seattle.
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Observations taken at all stations at s
o. m. 18th meridian time g D. m Pacific
pnel GEORGE NJ SALISBURY.
Oberserver ia Charge
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
5. Wiley Navigation CO. 3 Steamer
MCLTNOMAH,
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive
Olympia at. $50 n m Tacoma at. go m
Tacoma at. 1000 a m Seattle at. .I2.0o m
Seattle at. loo y III Tacoma at. 800 o m
Tacoma at. $50 y m olympia at. &c. 80 D m
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle ..,... 1880 a m Tacoma 49,. $50 a m
Tacoma .....l0:0o a III Olympia 80. 1 20 o IN
Olympia 900 u m Tacoma 49,. $500 d m
Tacoma $50 d nA.Seattle ...... ESQ d m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. 90
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock
foot of Main street.
CITY DOCK Co. Agents.
Capt. L. Wiley. Manager. Telephone $50.
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,,,rr.p rsT~r AND aSOHoMTsH ROUTE.
4 &c tTT RATE TO EVER Eft.
STE AMER MABEL.
,,es. Central wharf Tuesdays, Thurs
Lses aud Saturdays at a. m. for Ed-
.1esnss Mukilieo, Everett. Marysvliie.
go Everett. Lowell and enohomlsh.
AErkTF. 10 EVERETT, atcs ROUND. zoe:
~, eSOHDMISH. 5sc.
~ s-'N GEORGE J. WILEY. Agent
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP. COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia.
cleaners leave san Francisco for Homo
-, samoa, Auckland, ~. H.. and sgd
ney. X $. w. withon. change;
II~1oii.iu only. steamship Australia.
A .rryyr6 - <. GRAHAM, AGENT. Starr
"a 1bIock, Seattle.
b9g4 Webster. Dist. Agent. Vancouver.
T. G. .,.at. e. pro. 70 rar..,
.$snfs. san Francisco.