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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-08
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Ship Gatherer is expected In port at any
time for cargo Of Black Diamond coal.
Schooner Challenger, with lumber for
Newport, is loaded at Ballard and ready
for sea.
Ship Columbia ia out from San Francisco
Diamond coal.
Tug Sea lion passed The cape at 1i;lS a.
m. yesterday, having I'm tow the schooner
Comet. hound for Port Gamble.
Tug Biz towed the barge Ajax from this
port 10 Brush island yesterday for q load
OF lime rock for the Everett smelter.
Steamer Umatilla was at the hunkers
yesterday taking On fuel Tor her down
trip. She leaves ON Saturday morning.
schooner Yukon hauled over 70 West Se-
attic yesterday 10 clean up, preparatory
10 starting on another trip for halIhut.
Tug sea Lion passed up the hay yester-
day afternoon. having in tow the shin
Levi c. Burgess. Capt. Youngren. bound
Tor Tacoma for coal.
Schooner poncaster. with 1900 pounds
Of fresh halibut arrived in port yesterday
from Cape Scott Fine weather was had
during the entire trip
Schooner Aleedo. which has been an
chorCd at West Seattle for several weeks,
hauled into Ainsworth g. Dunn's wharf.
She Will gct 10 sea in a few days for hall
but.
boilers. and w. ]. Bryant, inspector ot
hulls. went To Port Gamble yesterday and
examined the ships Nellie G.. MacheaNy
and Telegraph.
Tho old bark Germania. owned by tho
Black Diamond Coal Company. has been
taken of the coal route. and Is now carry
ing lumber. She IS forty-five wears old. aud
is thought TO he no longer suitable for tho
coal traffic.
one OF the biggest aids to mariners all
over the Sound are the daily reports sent
out from Tatoosh Island by the governs
ment. and since the Improvement Of stat
ing the exact condition Of the barometer
and the velocity OF the wind went into e.
feet was made many expressions OF praisa
for the service are heard. The old system
merely mentioned tho direction OF tho
wind. and did not give the. state Of tho
barometer a ali.
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The LIQUOR business in Alaska.

Port Townsend, Nov. G.-The business
interests OF Alaska are petitioning con-
gress to abrOgate the practice Of issuing
liquor licenses to saloonkee pers, and then,
should they embark in the business. seize
-coRhscate the liquor and imprison
the proprietOrs. The government derives
several thousand dollars annually from
liquor licenses. keeping several internal
revenue collectors stationed there 10 col
iect the revenues. and on the other hand
the government maintains I large force
of custom officers and three or four re-
enue cutters 10 prevent liquor dealers
from doing Illegal business. The whole
proceeding, they say, has been turned in
10 a farce, and has become 50 ridiculous
as 10 cause a general protest 10 be made
By nearly all good citizens. They want
congress either % refuse licenses alto
gether ana prohibit the importation and
sale Of liquor. or else allow saloons 10
run wide open.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-08

Tacoma. Nov. 7,-Special-The Northern
Pacific liner Hankew IS due here Sunday
from the orient.
The British clipper ship Thomas Stevens
nIt 10 sea last n.ght in tow oe the tug
Tyce.
The British ship Stanmorc Is in pert, 10
load lumber AZ the 81. Paul mlll.
The schooner Emma Claudina is In mort.
TO cad lumber.
The schooner Mama Ala viii sail in q
few DAYS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-08
BreadstufTs and Grains.

San Francisco, Nov. 7.-Flour-Family
extras S3.35a3.45; bakers extras, S3.ls9
3.25; superhnei s. S5a2.oo per barred.
Wheat--No. l. shipping wheat, S6i4c per
centl, 9J4c for choice; milking, "Hae9
$L0t4.
Barley-Fecd. far TO good, Coo; choice,
6l4c: brewing. 614a73i1c.
Disabling. 6Zla47)c per GENITAL. sur
grraSe. SGGS5c. fancy feed 1oaN~ good 10
oho,ce e0a7oc: poor 10 far, gJa5llzc;
black, for seed, $iaL5o; gray. 5000 per
centaA
Receipts-F'lOur, quarter sacks, 23,os5.
d. Oregon, Ass, wheat centais. -,95a. 10
oregon. 1,7l0. barley. centals. 1.o60; do Ore
gon, 4Sj. oats. ceu;als. LOS. ca oregon.
5000; corn centals, 5i5 beans, SACKS, 4,ss'
potatoes, sacks. 2.5S2 DO Oregon. a.sH.
onions, sacks. 3Dl, 10 oregon, 46l, bran,
sacks, 3O06. 20 Oregon. ASP: mddilTlss.
sacks. 500, 10 Oregon. $50: hay, tons. 2t}'
hcTss. bales. u; fiax5eod, Oregon, sacks,
Asa: wool ha2es. 15. 90 oregon, %.
raastns, boxes. 4339: wine, gallons, 800:
brandy. gallons, 3,20; hides, ulgnber, 9, 1855;
quicksilver, TASKS, 40.
Wool.
Wool-Neya5a spring. ISht ana choace,
9011c. heavy. 0TSe: fan, short, trashy san
JOAQUIN plains. S05c good do. ifi'r; south
ern and coast, inHc. mountain, .ignt ana
free. sac: DO. detective ana heavy, 94s-;
mlaEe counties, free, 7Qsc' Go, DIGESTIVE
5gec.
IIops-Gasc.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Steaiy: December. sS]4c; May,
Bsriey-steady; December. 62'4c; May.
6szsc.
Cogvl-s5c.
Bran-SH.
Produce. Fruit. Etc.
8fnnc.s-Sls7720 -; bran. Sl3N8A
Hav-Wheat SOIL. wheat and oat. S'8
II. oat. sGg9 -. alfalfa, S5.G07; barley. 50
az. clover, SJ.5WI. compressed. Sp.@9 49,
stock, S5G5.50: straw. 4oeI55c-
Po.atoes-OregJn BurAanks. 45fla9c; 81
Iinas Rurbanks s91s)c; river Buro2nks, -
0me. sweet potatoes. 6ocffsi-25.
VeEetabl es-On-ons. f94J'c; summer
squash. 75nS5C. cucIm 3ers 4ff2lc; tor14-
tees. s-0l5c. string BEANS, -0@c' lama
heans. eag1Lc; green peas. case; green pep
nerz. a-T8lc: egg plant 2Jd soc. green okra.
1esfg0c. turnlps. SOC, beets. SOC. carrots. 5ocs
cabbage. 65G75c: garlic. 2izft3c; caulinow-
or. 5o065c; dried peppers. s4izssc.
F-ralt-Apples No 7. 5ac2Sf, common. :
4 B-. Sharpless zt-a aoerrleS, S3poi5 -;
1 o-uv.orfh sf2H15. rasBherr.es, $6fi,:
paa-z. winter NcAs, t'e4Sl-F3, otner
varieties. 5o7c. ounces s1f'.ac.
1frvt,.r rnes. g. oaft5aa- California
Ia,9grs seae5o: extra quality. $484ao; ba-
uanas. SfG2. pineappies s4&4
pgt-er-C Creamery. fancy. Z-e; sec
oads. 1aag.c: dalTy. fancy, zs-le' seconds.
f6Itl8c. 90
g.. Eastern. 1l0I@4c.
7--gz-Store. &ZIi1c; rancn, $3.50;
7-est1~7 lsT9l-. se4ee.et Eastern. "a D..
rsalt~y-Turkcy go5biers. le1lsc; tur-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions Since January / and for
YESTERDAY


Real estate transactions since January
]. 1895. are 81, a.. 694.6S. There were filed for
record yesterday II deeds. the considera-
tons aggregating 81, S.. 60 Following is
a list furnished by the Daily Bulletin,
room ~ Scheuerman block:
Hakon Osmon to A. e. Westerdal lot
6, block u, Crows LIST add, Kent, 500.
Louisa Denny and husband, i. T.. to
Victor W. 5. Denny, lots l. ;, TO I, block
SO: lots to > and 9. block 81; lots ! to II,
block A. u. T. DeRny's Home add; lots
70 TO II, block 13; block /. lots to Z, i
TO IA, and south Ii feet lot 3. block %,
replat; blocks !, >. s. I, Ii. IA and .. North
Seattle: lots l 10 4, II and y, block 2,
North Seattle; lots 10 !. and NJ lot 4,
block Al, MERGERS Il add. North Seattle;
south Is feet lot 3, block 8, n. ~ Den
ny's I'd add. q. c., 81.
Victor W. $. Denny ct ux. to Abbey II.
Lindsey. lots Il and H. block =, re-
plats: blocks /, ?, 6. I, Is. Ii and g. North
Seattle, 81.
Louisa Denny to E. Inez Denny. block
ia. /. b. Hastings LIST add, Port Towns
end. 81.
Louisa Denny to +. Inez Denny, Sc sw
and lots and {. sec is: lots l and s, sec
u. tp a. 1. 11l.65 acres, 81.
Eva Hawkes. and husband, Daniel H.,
80 Frank NJ. Hawkes. Sc sw sc sec ~, -,
5, q. C.. 500.
Eva hawkes. ana hl4Si1aiA, IDdliifi II,
70 Frank NJ. Hawkes., lot %, block :,
Ballard Park add. 500.
Sheriff to r. w Higgins, pif.. lots and
., block 3. Mob HIN add, Sa29.60
H. " Higgins 10 Washington Savings
Bank, lots 1 and :, block 9, Nob lin add,
q. G., 81.
lots / 10 8, block - Comstocks supi add
81
kassel C;ottstein ct ux to Mary J. Har-
rison. ma sw nw and sw sw NV sec 4. a,
8. $2,ooo.
Wednesdays Transfers.
Receivers Northern Pacific Railroad
Company to William W. Beck, ne = sec
II. >. :. 10 acres. $Soj.2l
David r. Lewis et TX. to John G.. Lewis,
So 1. sw "a. see 80. p. :, $500
Mary NJ. Winiock W. ana Pendeton NIL
Ter 10 jacob Furth ana Minnie G. Yesler'
administrators OF estate Of Henry l.. Yes
Ter. deceased, tract west Of block =, {. d.
E,reu's p.at, and extending % the bay;
part Of lot g. block !. Msyu8ri's plat. ana
II q, lot g. block 4, L. y. Boren's plat. q.
EiNard y. willard 81 Tx. 20 Nols Iver-
son, lots Il and T., block ;, GILMAN lark
Ist add, $50.
= ne 3, and c y Sc !, sec D, -. ., l@
aares.
Alexander Turnbau to Margaret q. Turn
nsu lois l and ?. see n. and y ne =
ana q = Sc =. sec =, =. g. SS5i5 acres.
$1,000
Igiz4be.h Jane Mcdonald and husband
John. to solomon Reiss. lot 3, block a. I.
Ifanford's add. South Seattle; lois - ana
%. b.ock &C.. lots % 10 IS, block az IoLS -
AMI gs block IS. South Park, $l,S0o.
JulttJ. Culiis and husband, Samuel l., 70
Mary Gordon. lot /. block "a. Ponti9s' ADJ,
q. G.. sou.
TaI1aJ. calls ana husband. Samuel l., %
Lucy r. s Tr0w bridge, hot > block ~
Poa.Es' AID. q. e.. sI59.
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81 A. u. Noyles' tranway near juneau
being cut by seine unknown person.
Pert Townsend. Nov. 7.-Soec!aI.-Tt s.
learned that the Treadwell company. or
Alaska. VIII az once begin preparations 10
open Up the Ready Bullion claim. which is
on the same vein as the great Treadwel
mine The company believes the Ready
Bullion VIII develop into a richer strsks
than ths TTeadweu or Mexican.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-08

The nan whose tins 10 money can saws
much In tbs course OF year II he finds
hig trains are always on time. The North
Western Line Is one OF the most reliable
In ia adherence TO It's time. this Is also
the shortext lAne between ST. Paul and
1.hscago f. W. PARKER.
Puget Sound Agent. gu Front street. Sc
attic.
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new. 4s Shd. Futures closed steady. with
February and March Ia lever and other
months unchanged from last night closing
prizes.
Fl0ur-Firm: demand. fair; freely sup
plied, s.. Louis fancy winter. - sd.
Hers-At London. Pacific coast. - is.
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ME xANcoryER RorTE-A TRIP

TrE NA\COIFNER ROUTE-A "TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
Steamer Utopia J \. . Brea, Master
leaves Tacoma y noon; Seattle, Yesier's
wharf H. M. Mondays and THURSDAYS
far Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fsirhaven
New WHatcom. Blaine and Friday Harbor.
and Vancouver. arriving Vancouver y. m.
following day.
Fare &c Blaine. s.. fare to Vancouver. s.
Fer further information apply 20 Yesier's
wha-f
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. New. Notwithstanding
Walla. Victoria and Fort Townsend; Coz
lunh'a- Astoria and Portland; Alcazsr,
Coos hay. Departed-Ship Wachusetts.
Nanaimn.
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Leaves Commercial docA, Tacoma. SO
!. 49,. Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
t4ys ser OtaiIa and Wav points Leaves
L.ty DOES Seattle. @ p. las TUESDAYS.
thursdays and Saturdays Ter Buenna,
s.enes Landing and way points
Fare d an points. 5.c
= j vN%DFRW0rr Captain.
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HOODS CANAL ROUTE.
STEAMER DELTA

STENNfk DELIA
leaves Uarrlngtons dock. foot OF Wash
ington street Tuesday. Thursday and
SATURDAY az O'Clock a. III. for Kingston,
Port Gamble. SeahcCk. Brennon. Hoiley.
newntto. LilliWaUp Falls. Hoodsport and
Union city Returns alternate days. TAX
Ing the place of steamer Chehnlia
A G T. BERRY. Agent.
n TROUTAfAN. Master.
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CHICAGO Markets.
The Board OF Trade.

Chicago. nov. :. Wheat opened easier
and fell of &c on considerable selling by
small shorts Not reat deal Of wheat
came out. however. and free buying soon
started quickly. bringing tho price back
to Yesterdays close. December at tho
close showed a net loss OF &c, aud May
or sc
November corn is &c higher than IL
closed yesterday; December &c Up and
May unchanged.
NAV oats opened at 2o7sc and closed
there: December sold at lsis9 lS5sc. closing
a. the high price
closing Quotations.
Wheat November 57lzc; December.
5sikc bid.
Conn November. 2stsc bid; December.
27TSc bid.
November 1sfzc; December. 115sc.
November. Ss.15. December. SD.
Jar4-N November aud December, $555.
Ribs November. 81. -. January. Aso.
Rye-8Ic
Barley-sSI {-c
FIaNseed- 9lt44t92c.
Timothy 81 90.
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BANK CF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Pad up capital. S}ysso an reserve. s., rs
~ Head oftcr 81 Lombard street, Ian
sen Branches. Portland san Francisco
seattle INrolla. .ctoTla- New WeStfatu-
ger N&EAtt2o. haWieUpa. Nelson. an
Nsater r. s.. A general baakIug and ex-
xtaaEe business transacted Loans made
= Is discounted. Commercial credits
sgAhte1 Deposits received On current 49,
ts~Ak S4ateet 70 check.
Il. LEA RAENES. Manager
4hG GUARANTEES LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
- tncorparare3 lSS1. CAPITAL, seNat9
~~llsS b0sla.nx Second and Cherry 81.
er>.,-v, - lF4fls4cts a. ...,-.>-,,.,
BUSINESS.
Leacstts resolved lee any an1ouuf froul 81
4fSarsS and interest allowed thereon
FAE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
SEATTLE
al - cap. tAl---......-----.-S $1,000
~ sasAs ..---,,...-- s..s....s- .St4~.0s'
NJ - NJ .-....--.-... -. 49, 49,
ssss.es Ar1sc ken .-.-.....N Wee Afysi0cht
N~s A~sl4cr -..-. ,...-......s.s- @*ASsA40F
General banking business transacted
So snd te(eeraphic exchange pAyabae
- al the principal cities or TIA
- United States ard Earo2s-
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

CUT RATES! CUT RATE3l
SEAI0TLE-TACOMA ROUTE.
STEAMER CRICKET
Makes three round trips daily. as follow g.:
Leaves Tacoma 4.l0 a. m. Il m. and 40
- m: leaves Seattle $40 a. IN, els .. m.
ard 7iS p. III.
rare 4ac. round trip TIC.
sunday ExcurEious-lseave Tacoma s 20
I, m. and 1.se D m: leave Seattle II a. m.
and 4.So p. m. Fare q cents
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The Daily Post-Inteiligencer Is now on
gale In Portland. Or. at Rich Bros. 70
Morrison street, Portland Hotel news
stand and AQTlhrsss sers Co.. lso EHps
G.reeL -
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A reward q SO WI be paid for infoTula-
ten leadln- 70 TIE arrest and coEyict4on
Of any one stealing copies CT the Pest
TrtslsI gancer delivered 10 subscribers
throughout jhN city.
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Live stock.

Cattle Receipt. 1890. Sales fairly ac-
tive al S2qA7s. q few fancy Hereford cat
tie selling al S. sflff s5. stockers and feed
crs. fairly active az fzzf3.e0. COWS. N-Z51p
g.s5. bulls 81 c1a3.s1; calves. s. y39f6: West
ern range cattle. scarce, steers, S2-seGsas;
COWS. $2Gaa29a.
Receipts s. 90, and 500 left over.
Tha demand was active. and a small adj
,.anre was recorded. The bulk Of sales
we're at $500 go for packing and SA1e3f
2 ~ for shipping droves. The bulk Of good
pigs went al sz.2s8l35a.
sheep Receipts. &oop. While the de-
unand was not active the decline was
checked natives sold A. Wa5 western Or
binary g. prime. s1as.S9. lambs, SsaIA
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Seattle, Nov. Z. 1895
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
Clearances. Balances.
Seattle .........-.-..,S s9sS02 n $l5I9s -
lssCoEna -......--..... $3.50 90 1871 ~
portland ..-.......... @a-.l45 % 2SSIS %
The furry in the local rg,odaTce markets
oaccAsloned by the departure Of &he Alaska
steamer on Neunes 4s o~Leted down, and
today movement was afrou1 nominal. Re-
ceipfs ior the day seTe 9aiT3y large. and
Nearly every line was we'll stocked. Prices
rulea The same as Oh the pgNsce1ing day.
eXoela@ for how grade stock. aIR1 ON this
asking prices were considerably shaded IN
order 70 effect sales. In merchandise Etnss
movement was very good. orders Erom
Giftere5It Sound towns being especially
large. No change WAS noted In the hay
and grain market from the precedsns day.
IN fresh fruits grapes and apples make
4 TraCty display and choice stocks find
ready sac. Considerable poor stock IS be-
ing disposed Of to peddlers at shaEa1 rates.
There are a few pears ana ounces on the
narkek, but they are eagerly sought and
readily hiring dIll figures. Sales OF cram
berries continue large. and prices general
y are firm. Tropical traits are pienti-
Gul and sales are fairly large for this sea-
SON Of the year. Imported and California
figs make an attractive display. Dried
fruits move off slowly.
Vegetables are plentiful. ana dealers ex-
peG-seuce but lt>Sle trouble in getting fun
prices.
Dairy products continue IN large supply.
with no change in the qlosed prices.
White Clover Yakima creamery butter, a
naS brand on the market, is &n large de-
mand, and the quoted pgtce. - cents, Is
firmly held. Cheese moves slowly. Fresh
ranch eggs are in light supply. and full
figures are demanded by dealers. Eastern
stock is plentiful. Receipts os poultry
were large today. and prices ranged u
quotations
The hay AMI gran market remains un-
changed. Several car loads % shorts were
received today. and replen.shed the great
~ run down stocks. Wheat is sull finn
~ held
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T3ve~pool. Nov. 7.-wheai-spot. quiet;
sarrard poor. No red winter. IS d. Va.
: rcd spring. stocks exhausted No. ! bard
Manitoba. stocks exhausted. No. 1ah-
800 - 4sd FUTURES closed quiet "a 4 4
,agpar. November. - sd. December. -
zs.s January. Is sAsd. February. - 81,
March. O. I'D, April. - si4d-
Cera-spot, sssa1ys A1a9I.la1 EsA&ets
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p4s4as aegse. 4I@4-soa PARK today 20
<. -.
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland, Nov. 7-Nheat-Dun. weak;
Waua Walla, 4sc; Valley. sic per bushel.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
Steamer A k Robinson. carrying u. =,
nal. leaves City dock. foot OF Main street,
o. se a. Ia. arrives at sidney n lo.l5
a "a ARRIVES at Sllverdale at I2 IN
Leaves Suverdale az l2;i5 p. m: leaves
sidney on return az u. m Daily
except Sunday, Fare, oc +. y. Robin
ser master Iiliv. Bosardus * Co, agents.
Telephone. Main 81.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMER WTLi4APA.

Captain George Roberts.
Leaving Seattle for Alaska November
10th and 18th.
For freight and passenger rates apply to
Y q. CARROLL. Agent
Sehwahachor Dock. Tel Pike eS
CHAs 4. PEABODY. General Manager.
Seattle.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


London. Nov. 7.-sayer. - 15-isd. Con-
sols, Ig1s.
%es YORK. Sov. THE Evening Poe 5
london financial cabiezram says; The
sock markets WeTs dull 70 fat today. un-
der steady liquidation ia all departme rs
~ chose wh0 are forced % realize IL order
~ paw differences N r8iEes- The political
ast.la.lon aIsa depressed the markets.
a-r,.rsrers wgee weak. closing a fraction
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. New. !. 1875.
Far: stationary.
3. s. PAGUE, Foresastsr.
S-'AAEp STATES DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE WEATHER
BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle, Nov. :. 1ses.
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TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IL

TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH IL
North bound-Leave Seattle 2 a m:
leave Port Townsend n. m: leave Friday
Harbor II 80 A. m. leave Roche Harbor
L 20 p. m; arrive New Whatcom. p. m.
South bOund-LeGVe New Whatcom n.
m leave Roche Harbor "a. m; leave
Friday Harbcr 10 n. m. leave Port Town
send D m. arrive Seattle T:45 p. m.
r. Thompson. managing owner. Lilly
Bogardus e Co. agents. City dock
Phone. Main 81.
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-,Transacts savings bank business ex-
clUsiyeIy
Deposits received from 81 20 sFa.60d
interest allowed Der anEum. Six per
cent on term deposits per cent On ord!-
nary deposits.
Dtvfdencs declared last days cr May and
November. Loans made On real egtate or
approved coilaterais only
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
srEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

Carving United States mail. leaves city
dock foot Of Main street, Monday. Wed
nesday and Friday at 2 n. m. for PORT
Townsend San Juan Islands and Ne ~
Whatcom.
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.OTFIcERs AND TRUSTEES
sacoD URN .---..........-........ESr President
.. -
gohn Lfary -.... Second Vice President
lanes z Hayden Manager. Cash'r S=c'y
EEafis B. BlcfEett- 49, Assistant Cashier
signuud Schwahacher. John Collins
l. g Neufeider. J. T. Greealeaf
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DEXTER HORTON & CO.. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1881.
cpsal '.-..-..''.s.--.--....-.-.. s-o0 90
S1s bIas ....--...+....----..... $4,000
vice q Prs.,as,, ''.-...'-A AZ a, Denny
Cashier ....-.-.......F r. Van Tuyi
Sight exchange and telegra3hic trans
rers on New York. Chicago. s.. Paul. San
Francisco. Portland and various points in
oregon and British Columbia
sienf bills OF exchange on London avail
able elsewhere in Europe.
Sol!ecfi0ns made az all points on favor
Bonds. stocks and other valuable. re-
eelved on deposit for safe-keeping.
THE PUGET soUNDNATIoxAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
saptal stock paid .ss2s 90
Jacob Furth Fres;ean,
& -. = elder. Vice President
- AZ '-'-'''--'-.--'.-'.-s..- .IAshler
DIRECTORS:
=, Neuiel5er. ! r; HAYDEN.
sigmund schwabachor.
Correspondence in all the principal cities
IN the United States and Europe
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
Corner Commercial and Yesler ave.
Paid uD capital. $500 900
Transacts a general banking business.
M. d Rallard. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. President
=. = Iehfy.---.-............ wee President
u -. eI-eLleef ....... .Casnler
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Observations taken at ali stations at
ums). GEORGE N SALISBURY
Observer in Charge.
Tides at Seattle Harbor Today.
High Tide. h Low Tide
a. N. feet u m feet am. feet lp. nit feet
lo.11 80 e.1s 1s.sii 2.e5 90 SIS 1913
At Port Townsend.
SO lo.5 SIS s.ol 80 os ?5ol IS
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Seattle, Nov. :. 1885
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
land clearing houses today were:
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Wool-Neyada sprIng. TSht ana cho3e,
aa1fc. heavy. 0ISe: fall, short, trashy san
Joaquin plains. S05c: good do. il'ir, south
ern and coast. in3c. mountain. .ignt am
free. sac, DO. detective AMI heavy, Sf}:
mdise counties, free, 1Qec' do, dotoctiFe'