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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-24
CHICAGO MARKET ;.
The Board of Trade.

Chicago. Sept %s.-Whcat was tribe
weak At the opening. with sales &c ~
SIC below the ct1se Saturday. bat the de-
cline Was soon fully recovered. When the
visible was posted the market showed
good deal Of strength. and sold 4sc above
the Low point early. The comparatively
strong tone the market maintained vas
something ~ a surprise Liverpool vas
weak and lower. domestic markets heavy.
ard The deliveries ia the Northwest were
again large. but in spite Of all this the
rrarlraf held steady IL turned very
strong near the close. regaining &C over
l-.ra ruled easier. as the frost IN the
~ortnvezt ard West was accepted as
hergdf ~ the standing crop. and selling
having exceeded the buying, Compared
am The close SATURDAY. September and
October and MAY corn are &c lower De-
s.a-r,har t1~tse lower.
oats were quiet snd prize changes
slight. \ weak feeling prevailed al the
cIasH
Provisions showed some Httle improve
Y7ent far January delivery. bui we're weak
for October. and az the close January
r.ark was sac higher. while DrtoI-- y Is
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SEATTLE FISH co EVERYWHERE



Seattle sends fresh fish all over the Unit
ed States and even TO foreign lands There
are eight firms engaged IN the flsn bust
ness in this city. and during the present
month they are sending ont from forty 20
eighty boxes a day. or from 400 To $3.50
pounds. the shipments being about evenly
divided between the Great Northern ami
the Northern Pacific Express companies.
The territory covered consists OF points
on both lines between Seattle and St. Paul
and thence on 70 the East and South.
fresh salmon going 70 almost any given
station from Boston and New York To
birmingham. Ala. and even 10 Las Vegas.
Mexico. In other directions from Seattle
fish SO nv the Union Pacific into the Pa
louise country and 70 salt Lake. Denver
and Ogden. and by the Southern Pacific
20 San Francisco and los Angeles. Sal
mon is the favorite. but there are large
shipments Of haiibut and founder. Small
fish rarely go beyond 81. Paul
The fish business has grown largely dur
ing the past few years. and there is ev-
cry indication that il viii in time become
one OF the greatest industries of Puget
Sound. II continues throughout the year.
but the supply becomes slack In February.
March and April. so that dealers are UNI
able 10 fil their orders.
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TRANSIT GOES TO-DAY.
Immense Cargo Slightly Delays the
Central American Steamer.

Immense Cargo Slightly Delays the
Central American Steamer.
The steamship Transit. at tho Arlington
dock, was the center Of attraction for
large crowds upon the water front yes
terclay The load viii be completed and
she will sail today. not having been able
to get away yesterday as anticipated.
The loading of lumber from Ballard
was continued vigorously yesterday, and
a big scowload of potatoes was the prin-
cipal addition to the already large car
go. The Transit viii sail today az about
noon.
Among the passengers on the boat are
Zach +. Hickman and George +. Storey.
two experienced young business men, who
enjoy wide acquaintance In this city.
They viii engage In the commission bust
ness at Guatemala city and have prcpar-
ed a neat card. which reads as follows:
Hickman Y Storey. comisionistas
agentes repFesentendo manufactures
Americanas. productas Y mercanias gem
eraies -
The translation IS: Hickman & Storey.
commissioners and agents, representing
American manufacturers. produce and
general merchandise"
Tho new firm viii be wide awake. and
will lose no opportunity 70 build UP COM
merce between this city and Guatemala.
and TO do Seattle a good turn.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transa ctious Since January I and ~
Yesterday.

fe~fef1AFs
Peal estate transactions since January
/ 1ss. are g. To ~ s. There we're flied
for record yesterday deeds. the consid-
erations aggregatinE s.. 4as "a. Following
IN a list furnished hv the Daily Record.
room q Scheuerman block.
Northern Pacific Railroad Company N
Reason Tippie. seis swia and lot 4. sec ~.
% p. r. $504s4
Louis &. Smith. executor. 20 Amelia =.
Miller. lots 20 {. FLOCK & lot /. block s;
Iots l. H. 3. block :, and block &. osceola,
SOS.
James N Smith 70 william FLOYD. lots
=. II and e. block s.. Gilman Park. $40.
Reason Tippie ~ Rudolph g. Whitman.
rart ~ 50 swi& sws.. and seis sw1t sec -.
To =. 3. &i.t2a.
Thomas ". Thornton % Hiram y.
Thornton. a tract 219xll7 feet in s. a.
Maple don claim. $3.50.
Alice g. ard +. q. Ellsworth - =. J..
Fehren. lots Is and L. block 2. Gilman
Park. 81.
George II. Ryan 70 Etna Trust Com
rsany lots = and -. block u. Washington
Central Improvement CSmpaDys First
add 10 Kent. q C.. SD.
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EXHIBITS AT YAKIMA FAIR.
Many Firms VIII send Thorn Getting
OF Exhibitors Called.

Considerable interest Is being taken In
the Yakima fair by local merchants and
manufacturers. The list Of intended ex-
hibitors has so far been signed by the fol-
lowing firms: Webb & Co. Seattle Soap
Company, Chapman Bros. & Co, I4owman
& Hanford, Myers cannery. Denny Clay
Company. c. G. Berg. Lane & Connolly.
Hill Syrup Company. Queen City Candy
Company. Washington Shoe Company, Pa
cine Iron Works. Skoo<um BOX Company.
Queen city Manufacturing Company.
Secretary Robertson. of the Chamber OF
Commerce. has issued the following notice
TO exhibitors:
There viii he a meeting OF the ner-
chants and manufacturers who are pre-
pairing TO send exhibits TO the Yakima
fair at the Chamber Of Commerce or
Thursday. September 26. ut $50 y. m. At
this meeting IL is proposed 10 discuss ques-
lions relating TO transportation, date or
shipment. advisablity Of sending agents.
and all subjects that will accrue 10 tina
benefit Of tho exhibitors. All who are In
terested I'm sending exhibits are invited %
be present. as final action viii be taken.s
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Sept. 23.-Arrivea-Waila
Walla. Victoria and Port Townsend: Ar
ago, Coos Bay; State OF California. As
toria and Portland Departed-San Beni-
10. Tacoma Freights and charters Brit
ish ship Genesta. now at Portland. wheat
thence 10 United Kingdom. Havre, Ant
werp or DunkiTk. American ship Occiden-
tai. coal from Seattle 10 San Francisco.
Hoquiam. Sept 2i--Spccial.-Saied for
san Francisco-Sehrs Geneva and Ida Nc
kay. from Aberdeen: schr Enterprise
from Cosmopolls: schr Rehecca, from Ho-
GUAM. For San Pedro-Schr Norma, with
steel rails.
Arrived September 22-Schr Ia Gironde
thirtY-fve dAys from San Pedro.
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The comparative scarcity 81 native cat
tie caused prices for such 10 rule strong,
bat there was more or less weakness IN
such natives as came into competition
with the Western. Common 70 extra
beeves. 50 50s9S.75: stockers and feeders.
s. 50a4.25. cows. 81 5oSi2 %: bulls. i.7Ssi27e:
calves. unchanged. Western range cattle
were in excellent demand and prices
ranged lower, steers being steady at $40
Asa
In hogs the demand was very good: COM
mon 10 choice. S. s5fl4.4 40: lights, SS.eotf+S5;
pigs. S.25F7il5.
Sheep were about steady at 81 gsefS. * for
native. with sales chiefly at s2.5a92ia;
Western sheep. s2.5sa1S. 50; most sheep COM
ing from ranges.
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WASHINGTON APPLES THESE.
Forty-four Of Them Weigh Forty-threc
nnnnds-A RnNfIi.

Forty-four apples completely filling n
hig box and weighing forty-three pounds
is a good showing even for Washington.
the state where the largest apples grow-
The above specimens are OF the Early
Maine variety and were grown on three
ycar-old tree in the vicinity Of the Moxes
ranch. IN Eastern Washington. They
were brought 20 this city by II. Merchant,
of the Cash Buyers, Association. who has
Just returned from a trip through tina
Yakima valley.
The appies were raised on land irrigated
from artesian wells.
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dealings. The conviction that the outward
movement If gold is over. az least tenn
porarlly. and the satisfactory reports Of
earnings or most OF the railroads undoubl-
eoly had considerable effect on the mar
ket- The easier tendency OF the exchange
market in the last few days took many
people By surprise and occssioned rgInors
or the negotiation OF a sterling loan by
way or explanation. Well-informed hrok-
ers declare that the favorable tendency OF
exchange is entirely natural. and that
there IS no present necessity for ster-
Ing loan The early advance eliminated
after the first hour, and. on sales 10 re-
alize profits, Pacific Mail lost / per cent.
on reports Of a hitch in the negotiations
Tor settlement with the Panama Rail-
road Company. They are denied by off,
Gals OF both companies. About midday
rallies were recorded in number OF in
stances. among them Tobacco %. Sugar
and Pacific Mail rs. The advance IN prices
was very pronounced in the last two hours
of business. The strength OF Sugar was
ascrieed 10 the advances in the foreign
and domestic grades which are almost
daily reported. The market closed strong
al the best figures OF the day. Sugar gain
ed ~ for the day. Trading in bonds vas
moderate In volume. with a strong tone 10
the speculation. Among the advances es-
tahiished were Northern Pacific seconds
ia and Chicago & Northern Pacific first
trust receipts IL per cent.
Financial.
Money on call, easy at 1ts: last loan.
III. closed. IL per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 4a5 per cent. Sterling exchange
weak. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81. S9d4 sea- for demand and 81 SSi.
"a .SSis for sixty days. Posted rates, s.. SSIs
sfi-ssl. and 81 .S9l@64. 90i5 Commercial bills.
s4S7ls.
Silver certificates. e.tsc.
Government enthusiastically: new Is, cou-
pom. L higher.
State bonds-Insctive
Railroad bonds-Strong.
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Time j. Money.

The man whose tine IS money can save
much in tbs course Of a year II ae nn8s
MA trains are always on time. The North
western Ltne 3 cne Of the most reliable
a, ss s6herenos 70 It's time. this - also
,ha snnrtest line between 81 Paul and
ftsearo e. " PARKER.
puget SQUAD Agent, esl kr0nt street. Sc
sttle.
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unchanged. lard also remained as be-
fore for October and ssec higher for Jan
usTv. while RIBS for October ara lower nv
% per loo sounds. and Zee higher for jan
uarv
The Beard OF Trade was victorious to-
6ay in the fight on grain elevator men.
the state railway and warehouse commits
sion declaring that the licenses Of elevator
owners dealing in grain through their
own warehouses shall he revoked. The
elevator people declared they would az
once apply for an injunction 70 restrain
the revoking OF their licenses, and the
war viii probably be continued in court
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Septernber 57ssc; December. ssss
G5Hsc.
Corn-Sepsemher. S1i.c: October. SpSse.
0ats-Sepfs,nher. 1S7Sc: October. lSSsc.
Pork-September, SIS, October. $40.
L.ard-September. $50; October, $50
asked.
Short rths-September and October. S.
Rye-SSc.
Rarley-ssc.
Flax-93ssf7esc.
TimOthy-&S5
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRs. GARLAND AND EyANGEL.

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay Route.
Steamer Garland leaves Yesicr dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at 1915
q. n FOR Port Townsend. Port Williams.
DunRenesS Port Angeles Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Fysht. Clallam BAY and Ncah
Bay: returning. arrives Seattle 2:3o p n.
on opposite DAYS Steamer EVauEel leaves
Yeslor dock FOR Port Angeles and Victoria
Mondays. WelneS3ays and Fridays az $50
p ~: arrives Seattle alternate days
=. m.
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NEW YORK MARKETS..


N-w York. sep @7.--Frtces today weEc.
Nth z few exceptions. higher the upward
tendency being almost uninterrupted. The
volume cr has CESS aas falriy large. bert
vas Irregu3srly distfAbUtss1, wilh Indus
trials and Changers enjoying the large
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Omaha Live stock Market.

Omaha. Sept. S.-Cattle-Active and
stronger; everything sold early; Western
steers. S217f.So: Gamers 81. Fsl :. 50: stockers
and feeders. s.. 7533.ao; calves. s.. 5oai5.25.
Sheep-Market steady; fair to choice
Westerns. SO eoa2o0: common and stock.
sheep. SeQ2 10; lambs. S2R475.
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yvo7I-Scrirg. six 20 eight months Gala
varas and foothiH. defective. sGSc: North
err good 70 choice. fc0 l2i-c. Northern.
q. r.ctfye. Saloc. new lambs and fall clips
s1s,-c: Nevada spring. light and choice.
gallr. heavy. 6GSc: fall. shor, trashy san
joaquin plains, 3Q5c; good san Joaquin
plains. 4d6c. southern coast. f0sc. mount
air woods. light and free, safe, mountain
wo-ls. defective and heavy. 5q6c; middle
cot mites. free. 7gsc; middle counties. de-
fertlEa 516c
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rear. SoTIcEs.-Continued.

------.--.-s- IN THE SUPERIORC COURT
sS'h@s e4ate OF Washington for the coun-
q ~. 80 THE Seattle Trust Company,
sorporaiions'o PIE. 81 ,se w. . f'lheF'
ssfsha1,ssa Of Washington. 20 the said L.
Tns You are hereby summoned 70
f1u .Ffthln sixty 900 days after the
RI ogslieati0n o. TINS sn. .a ms to-wil
ssE1il. - and defend the above entitled
AZ =, IN, above entitled court, and an
seElc1.. complaint OF the plaintiff, and
re copy Of yoar ~, snSm nlaIn upon the IN
ksssis Low stated: and in case OF your
81 - "a do Judgment VIII be rendered
fssvl-. s,1sl according 70 the demand OF
az, .s,runlaint. which has been filed with
.he 80 aaatect OF this action Is to recover
1ssSslioNing sums OF money, upon the fol-
&c. 49, Gauss OF action.
So, SIX hundred and sixty-four and
- 1sss4 ~ dollars together with inter-
- .ssvson al the rate OF eight go per
- <sr arnum from January /. 1895, IN
esh-n this being the excess of the
- %. distributed by the plaintiff 10 you.
. 4 corporation on the first day OF
fAh $50 oyer the amount actually due
-, -, such account the same being paid
iss-a,sgh mutual mistake
sssessssa To recover the sum OF twenty-
gtS--ndred S2. 500 dollars. with interest
fss - al the rate Of eight 90 per cent.
Tel ayn,Ira from January eth, IS95, until
r. shie being interest claimed by fhe
psAssas,.,N for the use by you OF ten thou
- $50 go dollars, Of its money from
$3.50 ajth, 1880, 70 July LIST. 1893.
$500 TO recover the sum Of three hum
ssnd eIghty-3ix and 59-l0O ts3s6 so doll
80 - sogether with interest thereon at tha
~ ~ ~ Eight 81 per cent per annun from
a. - I'm, Is95. until paid, the same he
~ sz.Ji. -,srest claimed by the plaintiff for
~ zee IF twenty-five hundred (x2. 5p0l COL
~ sas ~ you from the 18th day OF Septern-
s -. 1871. TO July lst, is.S. demand for
- Also 10 attach your shares of the
issssisal stock OF plaintiff corporation. and
.es,r credits at the Washington National
rsnk OF Seattle. TO satisfy fhc Judgment
sD~aght ia this action
STRUDWICK & PETERS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
pestofice address. Clio Bailey Building,
esettie. King County, Washington.
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Runs superb equipment consisting of
dining cars. buffet library cars. palace
and upholstered tourist sleeping cars.
Overland train, east bound. leaves Seat
tie 10 p. m. making connections at Min
neap0lis and 81. Paul union depots with alt
roads for the East and South. West bound
train arrives l:ij p m.
Coast line train. north bound. leaves Sc
attic s:l5 a m. arrives $50 p. m.
For tickets and general information re-
garding this line call on or address
J. ". YOUNG. c Z. & T. A.
or II. c. STEVENS. G. w. p. A,
Gl2 Front street Seattle.
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ole VANCOUVER RouTE.7,lA, TN

s-sxxs VANCOUVER RoUTE--A KIP
THROUGH TIE ISLANDS
s,.a-ssr Utopia }. A. o'brien. AsxseE'
ssrs ; nj m Mondays and 7 nuTs-
49, for Port townsend, Anacosts, : e.. : e.
$3.50 New whAtcom. Blaine ans = 10y
tTave@- and Vancouver. ARRIVES
hA-1a,sss, n following DAY, -
yere 90 Blaine. s. fare 20 aheo,s -
Ear fssrthsr information Apply % AsS-
ter's wharf.
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Hops

Tions-5T-c per round for new.
Closing Quotations.
vy-raf-St ronE. recen7her. Sc: May, sLG1.
RArIey-InactIye December. s9szc.
e.. rr-9i To-
Brau-SI25a
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h'ERE1F AND SNoIfoNIsH RIVER


"s'otAAl and Australia
"a, sessers leave Szg Francisco for Homo
y = samoa. Auckland. y 2. and Sydaey,
~ Without change
ser-s.s " Alameda. October frtA. =. -.
&c., - 's eily. steamship Australia. sep
rae u a M ana ttct0bcr Is 70 a. IA
1ss5 -. Gk AltAM. AGENT. starr
a. No. \ seattle Also corner Eleventh
ssn,'sts3 streets Tacoma.
Ase,s. ssorSckels { Bros. Co. General
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

No. / club 43c; blue stem, 45c. Inactive
weaker.
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roRr ORCHARD AND FORT WASH

SA'A INGTON ROUTE
c..~-,.- ! II. Robinson. carry.oe Z, 5
StS~t tiS---s fslrv dock foot OF Main st..
~ 80 r. m: arrives al Sitaey Al l9.ls
m arrives 81 SilyerGaie a. = =
q -. S,iV~r,4ale At I2-t5 ; m, caves
sss-sV on return at 2. n. Fare 20 fort
Sl-tshar,i Tsoints &C. Daily except S3alsay.
= = 1919 Telerhunc. Main -
S,esr,e- open for charter on SUNDAY
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP co.'s
STEAMER WILLAPA,
Captain George Roberts
Leaving Seattle for Alaska September 9
and every Is days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply to
j. q. CARROLL. Agent
Schwabacher Dock. Tel. Pike S.
CHAS. E. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
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L. : DRY DOCK. PORT ORCHARD
AND SIDNEY ROUTE
Three round trips daily.

> Fllt u Tx VII. =
Leaves Sidney s Is and Il 80 a. -. Leaves
Seattle 2 a IN. and 4 p, IN from Harriug-
ton 4 smith wharf. calling az all Way
ports: goes through 10 Audersou's land
inE az e. o. ~. SundBy-leave Seattle at
a. su and q. IN. Leave sidney az p. N.
Fare. e. r. TROTTMAN. Master
\. 4. L BERRY. Agent Telephone. $50
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
sHrP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE
sTEAMsHrP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. 3. c.
,s:oosm ILvI NJ. Tacoma ..ltiaArI 4:4sa-a
ispn ILv 7aPi. Townsend "a "a 1 :seann
lSpmlArsii0i. - victoria - MILy s:s I'm
DAILY except Monday.
STEAMER sEHoMr
Between Seattle and Victoria, p. c.
a mLvl Port Townsend. Ar le:s m
M Ari....- Victoria .iLyi m
'Daily except Saturday.
These steamers furnish frst-cIass ac-
commodations, carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from Sssisr wharf.
Seattle.
For rates. etc. Inquire %
s. @. yFPKFS
fesler Wharf Seattle.
], A. NADEAU
General Agent. ~. p. r. r.. Seattle.
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san JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA 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.
North bOund-Ieave Seattle n. m I:
leave Port Townsend a. m: leave Friday
Harbor. II: 30 a. m; leave Roche Harbor
i 30 .. m: arrive New Whatcom, r. m.
South bound-Leave New Whatcom 4 a.
m: leave Roche Harbor a. m: leave
Friday Harhor 10 a m: leave Port Town
send y. m: arrive Seattle 745 y. m.
]. r. Thompson, managing owner. Lilly,
Bogardus 4 CO. agents, City dock.
Phone. Main ST.
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Total Sales.

The total sales Of stocks today were $50
53i shares, including: American sugar
5000. Tobacco 137tn. Atchison 52,000, Bur
Ington 1891. Chicago Gas Sl.001, Dstill-
ing. % 500, General Electric $500. Kansas
& Texas preferred $500. Pacific Mail 10
2ao. Reading $500. Rock Island 2s>soo ST.
Paul % 100. Tennessee Coal and Iron $500.
l. s Cordage $500 Wabash preferred
s,21o. Missouri Pacific 500.
Elour.
FIour-ReceInts q 40 barrels. exports
Is 500. Market quiet and dun.
Wheat.
wheat-Receipts 1880 bushels. exports
81 900 bushels Spot. steady; No. red,
62c: No. hard. SAC. Options were dull and
irregular during the morning, but closed
stronger at nc net advance; May. s. 1918
sl7sc: October closed 62isc; December.
eSi. fiG4c. closed. CSC.
Visible Grain supply.
The visible supply Of grain Saturday.
September q. as compiled by the New
York Produce Exchange. ia as follows;
Bushels. Increase.
Wheat ......2 % 50 go !, POP mn
Corn .....-................ 5.flfooD 477.01
oats Observation-Disclosures. 3 054 069 204 ho0
Rye .....--..''.'-''..-...-.. oif."S .
Hops.
Hops-Firm.
Wool.
Wool-Steady.
Metals.
Pig iron-steady; Northern. t2G1225.
Lead Easy: cxchange, $5.23.
Tin-Qulet; Straits. $lf3964.4o: plates.
firm.
Snelter-F'irm: domestic. sA25aASo.
Coffee.
Conee-Opsions closed firm, az f0Tl5
points net advance; September. sl5.2G1535:
October. sl4a1ti9a Spot co1ee-Ri0,
quiet and firm: No. I, sl5.s1t.; mild. steady,
CordoV8. slS25di9.
sugar.
Suzar-Baw. strong. refined. strong and
active. grlnulated. 4 5-lsNtssc.
Petroleum.
Petroleum Dali: United closed Si-2l.
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TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP &C

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 September ).
10. Is. 90 p. 30
For Alaska-September and %. at Q
q. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports at 3 a. m. September ,.
Z. IL. IL. o. q.
Tickets may be obtained az the office OF
the company at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GoODAII. PERKINS & co.
General Agents. san Francisco.
]. #. TROWBRIDGE, Act. Il. ;. Supt.
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WIRE, IRON WORK AND PLATING
TACTIC RAILING AND PLATING CO.
rs Union.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-24

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.
csrltai ..s....s................ tlOD,U60
-oFFfCERS AND TRUSTEES
Jafob Furth President
Arthur A. Denny. Vice President
yehn Leary .......... Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. Man'gr. Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank Blodgett. 49,. Assistant Cashier
sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins,
l.. c. Neufelder. j. r. Greenleaf.
Transacts a savings bank business ex-
slnsiyely.
Deposits received from 81 to $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum: Six per
cert on term deposits. per cent. on ordi-
nary deposits
Dividends declared last days of May and
November Loans made on real estate or
afIroved colaterals only.
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STEAMER GLIDE.
Change OF run September /.
TACOMA-SEATTLE ROUTE.
OFT RITE.

STEAMEk CKIth EFT
Fare. single trip, 40cs round tTlr. f3c-
Leaves Tacoma~~s.20 a. IN. = IN. and
sS9 =. m 80
8 III. -,
p, I.ra1es Tacoma - q. m. - = m.
sunday excursion rates Sae-
aYdtnes-Tscorua, Conmcrclai dock
Seattle, Gaines dock-
Y II HARRINGTON. Manas.ng owner.