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London Telegraph.
4 very fine specimen ot the hoF"ts-'
Rrfsars named khaIlo. Of the Belektsee
~ T1slaklee tribe. has "a family composed
- es+v-Savsa persons. Who live IN the lap
- t,,xu,-s and frsi on TIRE fst ~ the lard.
ara IS they are too dlgniae3 % 90 aay
yxork .hev keep twenty domestic ser
,s,+s They have TO ccrrhe Is, 10 aEri-
.-s,{ts,ra not anything hut thirty Arab
s,esss 81 thetr own TIE Arme isr rs
...,.. ,~,,.tss the rest IN sprinE khsllo
....,,,,,ovs RS dependents and Dispatch =
them on a series of predatory eAfe1l-
,t.,-s rTtav r4sa their lives. rive OF
Ssrss ~ Armenian sheep. o&au, horses,
s.s5zs ,tr.an carpets and money, violate
yr,-,s-, ana girls. ard Tefurn nome al
-. a., with booty and sometimes n
80 ia rusrsh~rs X Is not long since
TN..t,tsh a,lsfa~S came and under COM
-, - he central government. foTtet
49, - ~ Waaxnaufsy chieffstrs 70 r.
80, 49, sheep. after whheh ne re
$50 = very wealthy man, as before.
- a. -sovv fonrtshlug. II an Armenian
- t,3-s.s,fsa4 enough 70 rofus@ any
.,,t,~ -, a KurA. - would soon - tang { {
-, ma, recollection Or whteh won't.
- Nfv,, from eVer repeating the b44n-
- - .-arr would perish ia the names.
- -astta would 30 Taiaet- ms s3sVF
% - 49, anF very probably he him
sslf wasAa 30 wiped oat 81 eA-S
~. e~ar,p1es illustrative o. tals ne i'>'A
- .-,-as,sra which I have noted as - :
..s.s lanes and dates woul4 h3 q No'-
sfr4s
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20 good cattle moved CT abosst s47z ~
comparatively few selling lower than 81 -
Medium 70 choice cows sell a. s. 5sT4 -.
canning COWS sell az 81 ss14sA Bulls
were firm at SO - for common boaognas
20 choice exporters. while veal calves sold
Up 20 A5az1s.x5 for choice.
The supply OF hogs was about 1900
head. Including those left over from yes
tsrd2y. Trade was very slow, ar q de-
ciine OF about IAc per 100 pounds. TIE
bulk or the hogs sold at Ass69s75. with
the latter price The top of the rnarket.
Common heavy sold as iow as $40 and
common mixed sold Down 70 81 - while
pigs brought sf0445. Prices closed 15l
&c lower than q week ago.
There was an extremely dun sheep mar
kst today, and the s.ea head received
were Decidedly TOO large 10 meet the Inn
TIED demands OF all classes OF buyers.
Prices are closing little higher Cor good
fat sneep than week ago. while lambs
are ie1-e per 10 pounds lower than on
last Saturday, the receipts having run
more largely 70 lambs between Native
sneep are selling al s9Gls5. largely az
fsszf.fe ~. Western sheep sell al x3ds -.
Lambs bring 504.so largely g. % and up
ward Choice lambs sold as high as s. g
within the last few dayv
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board or Trade.

Chicago. May Wheat on the curb got
as high a 6iisc yesterday afternoon. This
morning the curbs alarm had subsidized
considerably and the regular session open
cd with sellers from Csc 10 6t7sc. but those
figures were still from ,t9Ac above the
closing figures OF the regular session yes
terday. II did not take long. however, 20
shake the price down 20 the level OF the
previous days figures and after that the
market became comparatively quiet Tor
an hour. with the price kept within
RANGE Of about tsc or between eissc and
64Ae. The bulge on the curb yesterday
and the opening yesterday had its origin
I'm a dread that the warm dry weather
would do irreparable damage 20 the grow
ing wheat The cables brought higher
quotations from Liverpool and the CONT
mental markets, but the statistical items
connected with the daily and weekly ship
ments were bearish. and IN connection
with rain, present and prospective, had an
ultimately depressing effect. Minneapolis
and Duluth receipts were 323 cars. com
pared with 2S6 a year ago Primary mar
ket receipts today were $1,000 bushels
against ssi 90 bushels a year ago. The
weeks exports OF wheat and -four amount
Ell 10 ea55.0eO bushels. against ISL, 90
bushels che week before. CiearanCes from
the Atlantic ports for twenty-four hours
were only equal 20 eco bushels Ar
rentfne shipments last week were I.9ao-
,,--,t-. NJ - : t.,.-r...es
=" o..st'e'N. 49, - -. o.
closed =, 49,, -, - nrr,
oa tlle cay 80 $50 :, "a, w.tfb
= "a, - -, 49,
~ -. -, ,,,.e s,ro,,~ -. ,trnss
"a -. -, ar. ..a~,,,-tt1 vrI,rfr q favv
81 - - :, e., 80 ,,,e,, !, v,..t,,,st
,9.tt, Two sfre,,s,-1, rsrsa from the
strong cash situation. One cargo was
worked from here VIA the So Lawrence
river and orders are here for several
carroes az small fraction below the
days prices Receipts were N esrs, ana
~ 49, bushels were received al all the
urinary markets. as compared with -
~ bushels a year ago The opening price
Tor JAY Vas ta2S t7s'e II brought "a. but
the price wost frequently paid vas $fAe
Near the ed there vas drop 10 80,
and 81 closed az isS4c-
Oats were fairly active. Nay staFte.'
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL BUTLER.
". 8 Decker and wife. Denver.
+. II. Moore, Racine.
q. w. T.. Griffith. Denver.
Frank I. Barlow. New York.
H. NJ. Polly. Chicago.
q. 7. Tangiman, New York.
IL NJ, Herman. spokane.
n. r. Moody, Portland.
J. L. Houser and wife. Mt. Vernon.
g F. Briggs and wife. Portland.
Leonard Howarth. Tacoma.
George Hazard. Tacoma.
W p Sauls city.
j. r. Rowlen, Chicago.
j. j Shaughnessy. Portland.
4 l.. SCOT, Chicago.
]. s. Mcmillan aud Wife. Roche Harbor
A w. Mackenzie. Portland.
q. ". Hislop. New York.
+. II. Dawson, New York.
HOTEL NORTHERN.
W. s. DulmAEe. Spokane.
f ]. y. Browne. Spokane.
W H. Soder'o~rg. city.
Martin J. Egan. Victoria, y. c.
i l. Hansen. y ess castle.
J. Cavanaugh. city.
4. IL Mackenzie, Westminster.
{ ffoillo;t. -. Paul.
n. r. I1yrsh. Saxon.
NJ Cohn. Tacoma.
Mrs Cohn. Tacoma
NJ Ball Tacoma.
Mrs BaH, Tacoma.
Capt. J. J Gilbert. Olympia
y n. Sullivan. SEATTLE.
Il n. Day Suoqualmie.
A. ". Alvey. Tacoma.
u ]. McGann. Tacora-
cant n ] Hatch. olympia
senator Sergeant. Buckley.
otto Klement. Lyman.
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Ship Sterling was reported sailing into
Fort Blakeiey yesterday afternoon from
San Francisco.
British ship Lonsdale sailed Saturday
from Biakeiey for the West Coast. lum-
Der laden.
. nooner Lyman ID. Foster. bound for
Cniia, left Blakeley Saturday.
The Biakeley mill is running fun TINA
day and half time night.
steamship Al-kt is booked TO leave for
Alaska today, May &.
steamer Garland got In yesterday from
the Quillayute run with a load of hides
iuIs, etc she experienced rough weather
out landed her cargo all right.
ochooher bering Sea got in yesterday
from d sealing trip of the Cape grounds.
She had 1S0 to 30 skins
Inc trim pleasure schooner Josephine.
OF Everett, was anchored In the bav YES.
terday on Schwa. acher's wharf.
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There were filed for record Saturday &
deeds. the considerations aggregating
$3.50. Following is the list as Furnished
10y the Daily Record. room a. Scheuer-
man block:
NJ l.. o'Rourkc 10 Maggie Gavilinger.
lots 9. 10, block 3. Green Lake Circle Rail-
road add. Sl5e
ID. II. Mckercher to John Shepbch lot
$50.
Frank W. Smith TO John L. Melvin. lot
9 block 2, Sarah b. Yesler's First add,
sheriff to Peter Hay, lots Is, Il. block 6.
Prospect Terrace add, $3.50
Steven A. Turner 10 Aaron Turner lo+
II. block Is. Gilman H'ssrk x99.
Aaron Turner TO Alice {. Jones, lots II.
H. block a. Gilman Park $500
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IISGHAN LINE
OF steamers and Clipper Snics.

FSSet Soond d3resst 10 Deiagoa Bay car
rying goods ar through rates s~e@s' -
tiers feeding the Northern Pacific railway
Snd companies affiliated thereto. Ma
faSsS S91ud 70 Delagos Bay. and thence
by the Netherlands railway Of ire So-sSS
African republic 70 Pretoria and Ioh.n-
neSbnrg
10 sail about May - the fire Staa y.
Solveig. OF 4ss tons. fTom Puget Saslra
tPcTt Blakelesl. to he followed by Other
steamers AMI sailing clippers from fhfs
or other ports on Puget sound FOR
terms apply 70:
Port 5l2keley MIL Co.. Port Blakeley.
Wash
Northern Pacific railway. Tacoma and
Seattle
NJ. =. Magnesen. AS Front street. San
Francisco.
+. X. Lingham. Delagoa Bay
q. +. Neame & Co. general English
agents, 81 Gracechurch street. London
Z. c.
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Total sales.
Total sales OF stocks today were Ia. MO
shares including: American Sugar, 2s,2o3;
Chicago Gas. Il. 500; Distillers. 900. New
Jersey Central. 100: Reading. $500 St
Paul. 1. 300: Southern railroad, $500: South
ern railroad preferred, 10000; United
States Leather. $3.50; United States Leath-
er preferred. $780,
Hops.
Hops-weak: state. common 20 choice.
old. sff5c: 1891. 4af9c: Pacific coast. old. so
sc: 1884. 5lac.
Wool.
wool-Flrm; domestic fleece. ls91sc;
pulled. i9a2ic.
Metals.
Copper-.F-irm: brokers' price. 1915.
Pig iron-Qniet, Scotch. 5000: Amer
ican. s94a.b0.
Lead-steady; brokers price. s2.s5.
Tin-Piates quiet.
Coffee.
Coffee-OptIons opened dull at IN
unchanged prices; closed steady at I'M
changed prices 10 net decline OF 5 points
June. $3.50: July. s1415Ql4.40. October. N4;
December. si8.35nli4Q Spot coffee-ouiet;
No. T. &c; mild. quiet.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw, strong: fair refining. 2Ac I:
centrifugal. 96 test, 3isc. Refined-Steady:
No. s. ; 1i-i6a3Tsc: No. Z. Sasfl3 I3-i6c; No.
s. 3 a-i6a3a4c; No. ?. si&a3 il-l6c; No 10
7-ieG3ssc.
Petroleum.
MISUNDERSTANDING: United closed At
sf7a: Washington barrels. nominal; .
Washington barrels in bulk. nominal; re-
fined New York, s.: Philadelphia and
Baltimore. 1876: Philadelphia and Balti-
more In bulk. $5.i5.
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Financial.
ssver hars SIS. 9is67s Draft%Sight ....s
AfSioaa dol.A Gi54ia| Telegraph ...... u.
Mining stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
Tho stock Exchange.

New York. MAY 4-The volume az busl-
- On the stock cNchaugs today was I'D
.'e average for "A Saturday. and the
Ne' Vas strong uDdl the beginning ~
'ast half hour. Al that ttrne an EFFORT
- 0'a1a 10 realize profits Of tho weeks
$40 bur TIE market feH or so quickly
" Eek the liquidation movement. The
-. ~9a IN the general list induced a bear
$50 10 attack Cticago Gas fra which "
- NFected te reach some stop orders.
As NE nrst hours there vas good
,,..s N the SAates 30 cover contracts
=. 49, IN an advance q = per cent. In
4f1Fe aEaiuss tae stock IL MAS broken
-. - 80. rallied IA per cent. being re-
ssfea = the pressure. restricting the loss
-" NAy % = Ter cent. The general
- was unsettled and the fpai deal
'esSa reg 1lar The Sou hevgs stocks
Wy fraction in thc morning. tiut
@ta good buy1nS IS the later dealings.
~. ~ lhe best figure touched. =. p
49,. above yesterday Most Of the
- 3eaf t8 show gains. Chiefly frRc-
-. e2t Southern PaetH- and Mime
=. iron are per cent higher. There
49, a few LOSSES 10 Tceorl. nug those
s.-@ Traction are. Delaware & r.acka-
wes-A rfr cent. ara ohlo Southern.
- $50. .soAe "a per cenl 80 = sales %
zefaaert fouds--StronL
s,a,e beass- puu
''A''soad ha-as-Ftrra
tNport~ and lmpor =.
NJ Exports ~ spe.-'e from The vs1rt 81
~. fN for the week amounted 10 SsSs
sss. we sei $50 ass in silver The inn
g.. -. ne week wers- Gold. ST.. SIS.
s.-,s. - -. try goods. sz.ss4IS3. general
Ansise. s. sesS ~.
n. Financial.
a. On call~F,ssy at ~ Per cent. all
esss sFane mercantile parsr. sm#. per
As txeAauSe- eady. With actual
IN bankers bills at 81 sea 81. Tor
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~ trains from the West ran into the
t,,-t1 ,,rtor' depot making close con-
-. ,xEtn The North western sra ms
- y,ast ard south. Psssengers hold
s,,- fgrkets VIA the above line have ousy
''As = rsss,, fheir tra&m - the elegantly
> $50 80 ssNss~tf- " eStera" limited. Ieav-
49, - Paul every day IN tae year. For
sasss~ travelling alone this s. especially
=, - considered Fer tickets ard sleep
sn~ car reservation cali on
'4's r n. PARKER
pu~a, sound Agent. 81 Front 81, Seattle.
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At Port Townsend
sspond4ng week Of last year



Tue local markets remained rather firm
yesterday, though there was no great de-
rand for any of the commodities offered
ssr sale. The commission merchants re-
pcrref business fairly good for a Satur-
aay, bat believe the present week viii be
an Improvement over last week. Straw
ferries are coming into the markets al
ne rate Of about 30 crates per day and
are bringing from $50 10 si.75. These ber-
res come from California and run Is
boxes 10 the crate. IL Is though, that
the home berry will not put in an ap-
pearance in the market until about the
first Of June. hut should the weather con-
tsaae favorable a few which have re-
eslyed extra care may be In the market
BIZ May Is General prices remain about
the same. and from the present conei-
sion Of Affairs there is not likely 10 be-
any material changes during the present
9eek,
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san Francisco. May 4-F'lour-Family
Ntras, 81 loft350. bakers extras, S.i04B
90 superane. s2s5a2.s0 per barrel.
Wheat-The situation was unchanged
5aay. Trade was light and prices re-
NAMED easy. No. shipping wheat Is
&c. with sSAc for choice. Milling
grades are somewhat firm at a range of
&C 20 97a per GENITAL.
Bafley-The market Is quiet: prices un-
changed Feed. fair TO good 60. q65c:
choice. Gs4u67iAc: brewing. nominal.
oats-Moderate demand. Milling, sio7is
10 li1is per Genital: surprise. sl.6Tsst
ilTA. fancy feed. sl,osisni,o7i4; good 20
choice. 95caSt fair to good saa95c. poor
10 fair S5asTisc: black. nominal; gray,
Scdslo.la per GENITAL.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Steady; December. eric.
Bariey-Steady; December. 61c.
corn-st20.
Bran-sll50.
Produce.
Potatoes Receipts Of new were SIS
sacks selling at si.25qii.50 per GENITAL;
Early Rose, s0sf40c per Genital river reds.
si8se Petaluma and Tomales Burbanks.
asssAe river Burhanks, 3odfi0c. oregon
Barbanks. sfr75c per GENITAL.
Butter-Wea kness sttll characterizes
the market on account or continued
heavy supplies. Creamery. fancy. isf4If
isc: seconds l2c per pound: dairy. fancy.
ioisallc; good TO choice. 9ailoc; medium
grades. S9Sisc per pound: store butter.
0EAc per pound.
Cheese-Fancy mild new, 6lfTc. common
e good. aaSi4c; Young America. 7ai9c,
Eastern, isialsc. latter figure for cream;
Western. sff9c per pound.
Eggs-Market frmer; duck eggs 1sIiec;
store eggs, llal2c. ranch eggs, i2iaafl4c
PER dozen.
Reeelpts-Flour. sacks. s.&7: wheat.
tshlals, 1852. barley. 1850. centals. $50.
ne eentals, IN; potatoes, sacks. 1878:
saons, sacks. 80. bran. sacks, $40. mid
Alngs, sacks, s.. hay. tons. ass. wine. gal
aas. = 80.
Financial.
ssver hars. ,e6As 1885, Drafts-Stght 49,. 5
&r1lcan dolA al34ia Telegraph ...... ~
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Liverpool. May 4-wheat-Spot. firm
demand. poor: No. red winter, SIS azd
No. red spring, IS Sad; No j hard Man
it0sa, - ID; No. i California, IS 1sd Fll-
fGres closed steady. with July al higher
and other months M higher: May, - 2szd;
June Ss ID; July. IS Sgd August. IS 3s.d
Sepfeno Der. IS I'D; October, IS 4ztd
C0rn-Spot, firm. American mixed. new,
IS s34d. Futures closed with near and
distant positions Id higher: business
aooat equally distributed May, IL sd
June. Is sad: July. - I'd August. IS Tad
September. Is 7s.d October, Is Sd.
Floar-Firm: demand fair; 81. Louis
fancy winter. Is 3D.
tops-A1 London, Pacific coast, e IS.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle rs fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. passengers re-
ceived on hoard at u M May 3. $. IL.
Is. q and -
For Alaska--May 4. and . at . n. m.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. al a- m, May 5. 10.
Ii. -. = and 80.
Tickets may he obtained at the once OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS e. co.
General Agents. San Francisco.
J. r. TROWBRfDCE. Act. p. s. Supt.,
Seattle.
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rbrtland, May Nv heat--Walia Nalia.
fgs0e: Valley, 50a5lc per bnshei.
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Financial.

London. May 4-Bar silver. 3ssa Con-
sois. los il-i6. Bullion into Bank OF Eng
land, $3.50. Bank OF England discount
rate. per cent.
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SRI AAfrRS.
FIT ON THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
foof TOskH1 trips daily except sunday.
In enc hour ard twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
regular daily trips. Ss2Stle-IAcogaa
route. IS follows.
Taxing effect
TUESDAY, NAY /.
TIME CARD:
Leave Seatfle-T.&. HIS a. m. -sxS els
E. n Leave IacoUa-Ss& a. IN. i.sos go.
Nsf@ =. m.
Sunday
Leave Sesstfe-s.e n. n, is-ae $50 ?. m
r-T2ke 1acoFaa--s "a a TN. s:&A. 20 p IA
l1anSinE AZ Northern pacstic wharf. Ia
sorna. and Commercial dock. foot Of Mar
Hon street. Seattle
sundays. excursion rates On steamer
Fleetwood; fare. Soc.
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REFERENCES David C. Garrett,
St Marks rectory; Mrs. l.. $. j. Hunt
Yarrow. Lake Washington; Rev. Wallace
Nutting. 1870 University street, and pa
rents of former pupils.
For further Information apply TO the
MISSES WfNTERBCURNE 14f5 Rose
street, near Madison. Seattle
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transactions Since January 1 and For
the Past Week

YEA. sss- estate transactions since January
|. 1896, are s1.673.S51i.. There Wa tsIa1
Tor record during tns past week GO deeds
me considerations aggregafing sils.0fs IS
Following is the record for the past week
by days:
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TIE ALASKA sTEAMsIffP co. 3

AAEA 3esk " A&zk<AEA-
Captain George Roberta
LEAVING SEATTLE fer AlASss& Aay is and
~V-evy q DAYS Enegeaffer.
ve~ fright ard EasSengs- rates aprfv TO
j. q. CARROLL Agent
Sehwafacaer' Doek. Tel g.
SuAs. Z PEABODY. Ge-sra4 Manager.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MII.TNOMAH

OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave. Arrive
Olympia at. $50 a m Tacoma at. $50 a m
Tacoma at. 1000 m Seattle at. 1850 m
Seattle at. loo 4 m Tacoma at. 800 p IN
Tacoma at. 500 III Olympia at...6.S0 d IN
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
Tacoma -. 1000 IN Olympia -. I:oo m
Olympia 200 y IN Tacoma $50. $500 m
Tacoma -. $50 y m.Seattie ...... 40 nj
Fare between Seattle and acoma. 30
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock,
foot OF Main street.
Capt. L. Wiley. Manager. Telephone Saa
SAN JUAN ISLANDS-STEAMER LY-
Ola THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mall 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 a. m:
leave Port Townsend 200 a. M. leave
Friday Harbor II 80 a. m: leave Roche
Harbor l2-S0 p. m. arrive New Whatcom
Geo y. IN.
South Bound-T4eave New whatcom 400
a. m; leave Roche Harbor 800 a. m. /:
Port Townsend 400 p. m: arrive Seattle
I;+s p. m.
J. II. Thompson. managing owner. ]. A.
Hatfield. agent. Phone s33
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STEAMERS.
VICTORIA ROUTE

.-g7~.~+on lock. leaves Tor Victoria nnd
So ssasprRen4 daily. except SUNDAY 81
.,1a = ~ returning leaves victoria .
steamer idaho leaves for Pore
sr.vynsa~a ard way ports daily. except
ssfsnssw. a. =. IN. sunday. direct. a. 3
rasn~nfug Gfrssf. leaves pore
sA.,vs-r@svs.g At { p. m Telephone Tta
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sKAGrT RIVER ROUTE

sSINANf&A IT TN FtAtE3 l.
STEAMER CITY or CHAMPAIGN
Leaves Lilly, Boganius 81 CO. Dock
oSsassSs AaS :, &t-..-..-..--s....... a. N.
THURSDAY, May a. at............... a. M
Saturday, Nay Il at....-............u a. n.
LEAVES Mt. VERNON
"Wednesday, May = at...........,.... u. IN.
fFday. May ia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p. fu
Sunday. May 3, at.....................4p gn
Calling al Tuiallp, Stanweod. Florence
Fir. Skag1t City, Mt. Vernon and Avon
Connecting 81 Mt Vernon with steamer
Indiana for Woolley. Sedro. Hamilton
Lyman. Birds Nest and Sank. Both
freight aud passengers.
FARE. 81. ROUND TRIP, $50
LILLY. BoGARDUS & CO. Inc.
Owners and Managers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-06

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle, Wash.

OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth. ...................... President
Arthur A Denny Vice President
John Leary ......... Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. .Man'gr. Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank l. Blodgett. Assistant Cashier
-Sigmund Schwabacher, John Collins.
E. c. Neufelder. f. w. Wilmans.
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 collateraIs only.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-06

DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1857.
Capital Observation-Disclosures. go oeo
Vice President, "; n. Ladt
Sight exchange and telegraphic trans
fers on New York, Chicago. ST. Paul San
Oregon ana British Columbia.
Sight bills of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere in Europe.
Collections made at all points on favor
Bonds stocks and other vaiuabIes re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in..... .s52s 300
surplus -.....-......-..-....sh2,o 30
r. c. Neufelder President
X. V. Ankeny. ........................C Cashier
DIRECTORS.
2. c; Neufslder. J; II. Hayden.
sigmund schwasacher.
Correspondence IN all the principal cities
In the United States and Europe.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE. ,,-,oo,
Paid up capital. $50 600
Surplus ....---......-.....-.s lgovo
]. II. McGraw. .....................P President
Maurice AicMicken. President
Lester Turner. ...............s......Ca Cashier
General banking business transacted.
Sight and teieeraphic exchange payabls
In all the principal cities OF the
United States and Europe.
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Paid up capital. S. 10000: reserve. 81 ,i15.-
don Branches, Portland. San Francisco.
Seattle. Tacoma. Victoria. New Westmsn-
sfer. Nanalmo. kamloops. Nelson. Van
couver, b. c. A general banking and ex-
change business transacted. Loans made.
nils discounted. Commercial credits
granted Deposits received on current ae-
count subject TO check. Interest paid on
'' r. LEA BARNES. Manager.
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
incorporated ~ CAPITAL go: 90
--Transacts e.
GENERAL BANKING AND SAVINGS
Business.
Deposits received in any amount from 81
upwards ana interest allowed thereon.
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NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Corner Commercial ard Yesler ave.
paid-up capital. .SSoo.o 90
Transacts a general banking business.
n. %. Baiiaru-.----.-. s..- ! Fessft"h,
II. &. Henry .~............ 10y ice PfESlteDt
y. -, SI-rI---- - - - = - -