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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-26
MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Feb. 25.i-Arrivea-
walia Walla. Victoria and Port Towns
end; Queen, Portland and Astoria: sh
John c. Potter. Departure bay. blk High
land Light. Nanaimo: schr Spokane. Port
Gamble. Freights and charters-Am blk
Richard III. coal. from conox. b. c.,
10 San Francisco.
Port Townsend. Feb. 2.-Special--Ar-
rived-Br sh Olivebank, from Santa Ro-
salia. seeking: Br sh Glencona, Tacoma,
from San Francisco. TO load lumber for
Australia: Br sh Aristomene. bound for
Port Biakeley to load lumber for South
America; sh Glory OF the Seas. Ellweli
and India. at Nanaimo. for return car
goes of coal to San Francisco. To sail
tomorrow-9r sh Scottish Hills. Tacoma.
wheat to the United Kingdom: sh Tn
daunted. from Bhkeley. lumber to the
United Kingdom.
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Information for Mariner.

Information for Marfnery.
The branch hydrographic once. custom
house, Port Townsend. Wash, wiz f,rn-
ish ON application fun information re-
garding the following notices to MARIN
ers. viz
Aleutian islands. chart Of northwest
coast Ct umnak island.
Australia, east coast, Capricorn group.
One Tree islet, non-existence Of remark
able tree
Baltic sea, Russia, particulars = GER
tain fog signals.
British Columbia. B,rccaneer hay, nom
existence Of reported rock. Port Augusta,
amended depth OF cemox wharf.
China. east coast, Annoy approach, re-
ported danger W. NV. q Chapel island
England. east coast. river Humber.
sunken wreck eastward of Middle light
vessel.
England. south coast, Newhaven, al
terations in tidal and harbor signals.
England. west coast, Morecambe bay.
discontinuance of tidal light shown by
Morecambe harbor. Hghtvessei.
England. west coast. Liverpool approach
intended alterations in buoyage OF Form
by channel.
Errata. Notice to Mariners. No. 5 Q25)
of 1895.
Gulf Of Alden, Berbera. alterations in
lights.
Gulf OF Alaska. Kadiak islands. general
information.
Hindustan, west coast. Karachi, position
OF Manora Poin; lighthouse.
Japan, gulf of Tokyo. removal OF GER
tain restrictions to navigation.
Japan, Inland sea eastern approach. XII
channel, hight on Hinonisaki.
Japan, Nagato fSimonosekD strait, Moji
bank. alteration IN position ana color
OF Southwest buoy.
Korea. west coast. CIump islands. rock
awash southeastward OF Brown rock.
Massachusetts. Nantucket New: South
Shoal giSfhtvessei replaced on station.
Mediterranean sea, Sardinia. south coast
Carsiarl, alteration In character OF light
on end OF new mole
Mediterranean sea, Sicily. northeast
coast. Cape Peloro provisional light, al
iteration in character
New York. East river. Lawrence Point
| Ledge lighthouse destroyed
New York. East river. South Brother
Island Ledge light destroyed.
New York. New York lower bay. Ged-
ney channel, electric Hight bnoys extin-
guished.
New Zealand. Cook strait. Queen Char
1otts sound. sunkcn reef OF entrance TO
Blackwood bay.
New Zealand. North island, east coast,
Port yapier. alterations IN lights.
New Zealand. South island. north coast,
Nelson harbor, new beacon and leading
lights.
North Atlantic ocean. Bermuda Islands,
alteration IN character Of buoy marking
ratcr near entrance 10 the Narrows
Portugal. west coast, alteration In Ser
,enga tBurilngs) light.
Portugal. west coast. Tagus aver en-
france. alteration IN Bisio light.
snasn raaIx hay. ssloys missing. Las
rs,srx~as beacon light exssngusshed
Uruguay. RIO De Ia ITasa. Mafdona 90
49, xgnken wrecks destroyed and erec-
ton OF new pier
virginia. Hampton roads. sursen wreck
s,,.ss.xe<swzrd OF Old Point Corfort
lighthouse.
y,,xs4ar north coast. reported shoals.
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Steamer City OF Puehia will arrive To-
morrow morning from San Francisco.
The report from Tatoosh yesterday said
that three schconers were beating In.
Steamer FaraIlon will leave San Fran
icueo Tomorrow FOR this city and Will
arrive on March J.
Schooner Puritan Is at Smiths cove
taking en- cargo Of electric light POLES
for Sacramento. Cal
English tug Mngui. Of Victoria. was at
the bunkers yesterday for fuel. and left
in the evening for Der home port.
Schooner Mary Dodge Is out over a
month from San Francisco for this port.
ana her owners are worried over her
long trip.
ship Alexander McNen - expected 70
arrive almost any aay from San Fran
cisco q, lead coal for the Oregon Improve
men, Company.
Steamer Urnasiila was al the bunksrs
yesterday taking on y cargo OF coal. and
will leave az O'Clock tomorrow morn
Ing for San Francisco
Bark Gerrsar:a, Capt. Pearson. VAS
sowes 20 sea last night by the tug Dis
reScry. SNe Had isAa t0saS 81 MACK INA
naous coal for San FRANCHISES.
The crew ~ ire whaiesacx City Of Ev-
erstt vas signed at the custom house last
Saturday evening by Deputy Collector
J. j. Brown THE crew numbers thirty
ave men.
Steamer Chsikat arrived yesterday
rxsornaag from Alaska wfsh ilgh, cargo
cf freight and ssrsras passengers. She
viii leave o. THURSDAY -ncraisg az 10
orclock ca her return trip.
schooner 81 Lawrence. Cart Caller.
arrived yesterday unarntnS fre-a the hall
eaa sshsnS grounds with =Sasc pounds 81
Ealbss. q very fair catch Tor this ssASa2
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son which Degzn 10 pFevall that thu vis-
iele auppay was Hke1y 10 show . heavier
dsrresse that had beea expected advanced
the price 20 - lie. he visible supply
decfeased l.zHaqo bashes2 but II was not
eenerzlly expected 10 have fallen on
msrs than haH that much An advance
foox psace IN the price 81 corn sbous the
saase tina and helped the advance In
wheat Trade was DUH. but the shcr9s
continued TO cever nsoderaseiy and With
iair buying May advanced 90 s. 1-4c, IN
tsssing IT S. f-sc-
Corn opened tame and rather weak.
nus became fairly active ana NJ times
quite stroug. May opened at a I-sc. with
sale Or two ut the same time ~ I-1sc
under that. it rose 70 ~ $50 In . few
minuteA then Sold down again to ats
opening price. after which commenced
the advance which lasted up 10 the close.
MAY rose 10 IS Lie. closing at Is i-S0
Is i-4e.
Cats attracted little attention. May
started as >9G3 l-sc. SOLD up 10 = s-sc. snd
Closed with sellers at that price.
PROVISIONS were quiet and Arm. closing
with . slight gain In price. Compared
wath saturdays closing rates May pork
y loc higher. lard and rfhs l-3c higher.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-February. % SIC: July. 81 i-sc
Corn-February. - 1895 I-4c: May.
8 1-S0{s lac.
Oafs--February. - i-fc: May. = $40.
Probationary. nos: May. so.2s
Lard-FebrUary. s-E: May. ss.A
kins-February. $40: May. ga
Bariey-5sc.
Rye-1 lie.
F1axseed-s1.E.
Timothy-S.E-
Live stock.
Todayeo cattle market WAS marked by
lighter receipts, . fair demand and
Strengthening prices. l0G1sc higher: ex-
ira steers. S.S5as.75: inferior. 81 90. hulk.
ss4S; cows and bulls. e. es@s 50: extra
cow and heifers. -; feeders. 81 5oa4 Is.
Hogs-Receipts were large. Heavy and
medium weights. ss.6a4.zs: bulk. s. sel
s.ss; poor. light ana rough light mixed,
$40; cuIls. s. 5oa3 50.
Haies Of sheep and lambs Indicated a
steady range OF prices. There was full
supply. Sheep were saIable at s. so74 SO
for poor TO extras. and lambs s. 25g5 90
Receipts-Cattie. LOCO; calves, DO; hogs,
$500; sheep. B.000.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadstuns and Grains

Rfsaadstuffh and Grains.
IN Francisco, Feb. .S.--F'iotsr-F'anify
aesas. Sc. ssel3ss: ba3seqs' extras ss.i5sI
Is. supersinc. $aioas&o.
Eheuf--No Change. There f. fair de-
nAsi for staasiard shipping wheat on a
asis OF 81 l-4c. while SO l-ec Is obsaanabie
- more choice offerings. Aiiling wheat.
9i-t@ss i-2c: waila waila wheat, ssa
Mis- for fair average: Is s-4Gst lie for
Eresssra. and 7osi72 1-ec for damp.
Sariey-No Improvement In esther trade
= values Receipts today included over
ltD crnsals from Oregon Feed. fair 10
onl = I-s97s Sic: choice. 7oc: brewing.
1esac
Oats Milling 81 90 i-eato5: surprise.
eEallS; fancy feed. $in16: good 10
seGee. sScefsi; fair IN gooA soGssc: poor
b fair. Sai-2aS7 lac: black. $l.ie9i.3;
~. Soai II IL: gray. ss i-esfsf i-sc.
rour. sacks. ssh. Oregon. lao: whssut.
ssEssals. es,oce: Oregon. 25i; barley. cen-
rs, 81; oregon. 1,ss2. oats. Oregon. GEN.
es1s sTJl: corn. ceutais. f.icT: beans,
acks. 2oss: potatoes. sacks. 4.ess; Oregon,
mi; Washington. i.iSs.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Quact: December. 81 $40: May,
MSS
6arey-Suict: December. 74c
sssrsa sl,ss -.
Rsap-SS5a
Produce.
Potstoes-Recs.pts 81 rev today were
we SACKS Good old stock - steady az
sorssaer prices, New POTATOES. i-esf2c per
pcund: early rise 4nsIsSc: river rods. saR
oe: bsrbanks. sasfis: Oregon huroafsSs. 10
esc; Sakzas balrbanl<s. ssoal: sweets
ssssc for rivers, and siSGi5o ger CEN
for choice stock.
bntter-Market quite easy. seceipss Con-
ssilns free, Creamery. fancy. iT1isc.
seesrss. isgfisc: imitation isGisc. DAIRY,
MAssy. lac iSc: good 60 cAssss>s ie l-ssa
l-sc; fair. tez1isc: store lcss> sIao.
ssss-Mafket oserSsoclcei and quota
1'ss ara nos easy 20 de'ine. Sales az
eaeSe fetalslasA are SAL 20 have heea
naa-e as iic In FREE boxes fo~ Eassssa
ea1ssszg. 1sstifoErls. ranch. IL i~s5Isc:
sseTe bots. II i-sslfs l-sc per dczcrA
Financial.
SsTer bars, o. i-4s8ea s-se.
Mexhaan dollars, IS s-s19sec.
AFasss-SasAt, lee; telegraph. Nc-
Mining stocks.
AKA, =: Alpha Goa. o.. AnsieS. 81:
{ uescAe~. So Fest 4 Beicsser. Il: Boase
s"a, 81 Raison. Il: Bnawer Con. IS:
sasesSsss-a. Is; Challenge Con>. -. Chat
- e.; Confsdes.se. So Con. CaA & Va.
Cor Imperial. q. crcw1 Point. 81.
ssS2ner, e. Could 4 cssrrie. a.: Haze
NoscTo$s, 81: Ju>ss> ai. Justice. es,
sasfNAn- 70. NJ Dsaa2o. 10. Navajo. O..
s = Goa. Ii. opAir. is: overusan.
Fs'ssz -. Savage. e.. Seorp3ssn. se.
sersa NcsssfA. e.: Silver HIS. a.. SILVER
y; Crsoa Con. Il; Yellow Jack
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Tncoma Marine News

Tacoma. Feb. Special Leland
Bros. arrived last Eight from Victoria 10
load wheat for the United Kingdom
The Mohican left for coai-rest.ng trip
today, going as far as Dungenews. Shs
WIFI then go 10 Port Orchard for four
days 10 clean boilers. After that the war
ship will go TO New wha;com. From
that place she will again SO TO Port
Orchard to clean boilers, after which she
will 60 to Port Townsend. In about two
weeks she will so to Olympia for several
days.
Collier aFackinaw arrived from San
Francisco last night and Is loading coal
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All trains from the West run into the
:, p.n, union depot. making close con-
,,.r,sarx with THE So.th-western- srasns
sa- Ire Eas, aid South. Passengers bold
s,r .seksts via the absve line have only
. s.e, from their train TO the elegantly
equipped -Nertn- western limited. ieav-
ting 81. Paul every day In the year. Fer
ladies' travelling alone tAi< f. especially
"a he considered. Fer tickets and Sheep
lag car reservation caa on
r. w. PARKER.
Puget SQUAD Agent, sel Frcat ST. Seattle.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
The Board OF Trade.

Chicago. Feb. - There vas IA easier
feeling IN wheat az the opening. due 20
the heavy receipts az Minneapolis Sna
nuiush. ard slightly easier cahses, These
items. together With weaker opening
"a she New York stock market. were the
Influences xfsch started May wheat q,
frcrs 81 SIC 90 & s-ss3Ss sac. An tnrre~-
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Tfarper's Bazar.
.rsx, SAsr.. said Mr.. Darley to his wife.
a.. ssaYt have TO econonnsze-"
..vsrv well sove." replied Mrs Darcy
.,,,,,x- suppose yea resign from
var ,,uo give a9 smoking ard shave
yourself" .
"a u4at VIII you DO as your share
~ or scononay
IT VIII cat yoG- hair'
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sKAGIr RIVER ROUTE.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Lesvea Lilly. Bogardns a Co.'S dock. Se-
little. Monday, Feb. ., Wednesday. Feb.
"a, ana Friday. March /. at II O'Clock
msdnight. calling at Edmpnds, Richmond.
Iulalip. Stanwood. Florence. Fir. Skagit
CITY, Mount Vernon and Avon. Return
lI$, leaves Mount Vernon Wednesday,
rso. "a, Friday. March l. and Sunday.
LILLY, B0GARDUS a CO.. Inc.
Owners and Managers
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STRAIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Seattle and Townsend-Ncah Bay routal
Steamer Garland leaves Yesler dock Mon-
days. Wednesdays and Fridays e. H:lS
Dungeness. Port Angeles, Port Crescent.
Gettysburg. Pysht. Clallam Bay and
Neah Bay: returning. arrives Seattle ESQ
leaves Yesfer dock for Port Townsend.
Port Wiiiiams, Dungeness. Port Angeles
and Victoria Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at $50 .. m; arrives Seattle alter
nate days p m.
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sew York. Feb sS.~~Trsc break OF per
~ N Canadian tactic on tho Lon
- sseSk exchange. ewing ,o the pass
- q sse eiysdead o. ccgnnsoa and The
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

rortIanAf. FEB. %.--wf.ssss--vafiev, -ssi
= i-sc per ceataa; waIsa wasia. llc Per
nussses.
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OF the year. The schooner viii discharge
her cargo at Ainsworth & Dunn's wharf
and take on provisions and supplies for
another cruise.
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EvERErT RouTE-srR GREYHOUND

EVERETT ROUTE-STR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle TO a. m. and 80 .. m
Leaves Everett 10 a. m. ard p. m.
Hunday-Leaves Seattle IL q. M Leaves
Everett p. m.
Fare-Singie trip. Tie; round trip. SIS.
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
Snohomfsh.
Landing-colman dock. foot Of Marion
street.
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY of KINGSTON.
eA0am LvIMlj.. Tacoma. no. Ar &:45am
1o:l5amLv ISL. Seattle. III S2.ArI s.0oAm
l:sopmILvI ~ PIT. T'wns'd. 81 Arlli :sspm
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesier wharf. Seattle.
For rates and other informaf ton apply
!. A NADEAU. Gen. Agt-. n. p. r. r..
fesIer ave. and Front ST.. Seattle.
= g. YERKES. Agent. Yesier wharf.
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81
e 6ovsmeut Ia the local markets was
tsv yesterday IN city trade, but mite
snEsiy IN country trade. The orders
fn me eountry we're mostly for oranges.
tspscal fruits and nuts. Recsspts for the
~ we're light and nearly eli commodi-
lies are tn heavy suppay. Pr1ces ruled
nbout the same ~ on Saturday and, IL
~ thing. we're little weaker. The
1uquiry from outside districts In on the
nessase ard dealers look for a notable
{ Improvement before long.
+ Oranges and apples are stiiI the lead
~ commodities in the fresh fruit Zines
pnd prices on fancy stock are firmly
shsid. Fancy asaveI oranges are plentiful
ed were quoted yesterday ~ SsE and 81
ST box Ealss of medium stock are
khFxe. especially TO peddiers and prices
lave quite wide range. Seedlings are
eheap and find fairly good sale. Sweets
ne neglected Fancy apples e-c v-y
scarce and dealers are holding Arm Tor
fail agufes- Medium stock Ii plentiful
snd sales are large At the low prices pre-
Wiling. Considerable OF the stock shipped
81 comes from Oregon. Lines and lemons
-sre plentiful for trade requirements and
4tEHH 8EG i0W aks1 WGaA- lHuQatl on
5iem is light. Bananas, figs and dates
1fins full prices and inquiry GA them Ia
ght. The dried fruit markA, remains
Unchanged and full prices are readily
otained on choice stock. cranberTfes
- In aight supply and neglected. Nuts
0ese slowly.
omaIl consignments Of new potatoes are
essaving every few days and sales are
ar Old stock - dull. Cabbage and
nnnaower sell we'll Al quotations. Cell
~ shows fair movement at quotations.
= eents per dozen.
$50 q dairy produce are fair and
resoss s1e generally Arm. Choice cream
- bukasr d In hight supply and conse-
eusn2iy prizes arc very firm. Sales OF
eA6ies Cxizornia and native dairy butter
~ h1s and prices are considerably
nAAded New cheese sells we'll at full
aeumL Fresh ranch eggs are coming to
hnad In large quantities and prices are
eeesng weaker. They were quoted yes
tsrday At "A and Is cents per dozen. Poni-
~ Is in liberal supply and IL very dull.
nereipts are quite large.
ChsaA sugar advanced Is OF q cent yes
osrday. Other commodities In the gro
oy line showed no change and move
uest was fairly good.
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sTEAMERs.

STEAMERS.
LINGHAM LINE
OF Steamers and Clipper Ships from
PUGET SOUND TO DELAGOA BAY.
SOUTH AFRICA. DIRECT
The splendid new 2,ooo tons steamer
BELTTSLOE.
Bennett, master. viii sail en- or about
10th of March.
Through rates OF freight to Johannts-
burr and Praetorfa.
Apply TO
Port Elakelay
II. p. MAGNESEN,
lE Front Street, San Francisco. Cal
G. F. NEAME 4 co.
81 and SC Grace Church Street. London
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OLYMPIA TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
y Wiley Navigation Cas- Steamer
MULTNOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave Arrive.
olympia at. $40 mTacorna at. 80 . m
Tacoma At. .le.o0 mSeAttie. at..f3sN IN
Esatsie at.... Loo . m Tacoma a. 500 p m
1acoma at. S:3o p mlOsygnptA at. go p "a
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Leave. Arrive.
Ccaafe.-...... no q N, Tacoma. ....s:3 30 q N
1aconA-......l0:t . mlolympsa ....l:oo . m
gs,Lympia...-.. zoo p m Tacoma ....S:u p "a
A1conaa....... $50 p snlSeattle .....7:se p m
rare between Seattle and Tacoma. %
cents. Landing at Seattle City dock.
loot OF Main street
CITY DOCK CO.. Agents.
SApt La Wiley. Manager. Telephone 50
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EVERETT AND sSoHoMIsH RoUTR
cur RATE 10 EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
as~s ana Saturdays ne - m. for I'd
srnxsas- Auksatea. Eyerssr MaryssiiSe.
E.ast Everett, LcwcL nnh ssschssnixh-
TO SSCHoAiEHs soc.
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROSALyE
Arlington dock, leaves for Victoria and
port Townsend daily, except Sunday. at
u:M .. m. returning. leaves Victoria 3
a. m Steamer Idaho leaves for Port
SUNDAY. at a m: Sunday direct at s
= m: returning direct. leaves Port Town
send at 4 D. m Telephone 10.
THE VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS
steamer Utopia j. A. O.Brien Master
leaves Tacoma II noon. Seattle Gene
,raI wharf D. M. Mondays and Thurs
S.ya for Port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair
ssy@n New Whatcom. Blaine and FRI
dsy Harbor going through TO Vancouver
OF fare to Blaine. &: fare to Vancouver.
Fer further information apply at Cen
trail wharf
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San JUAN rsLANDs-STEAN LIZ
Ola THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mali leaves City
Docx. root OF main street. Monday. We'd
townsend. Gan Juan Islands and New
TIME CARD
North Bouud--LeNve Seattle 80 q N. !:
leave Port Townsend 100 = m: Leave
Friday Haxhor n-se .. M: leave Roche
Hsroor E.O p IA arrive New whAecom
e-oe p. m.
South Bound-Leave New whatccm e.oe
. M leave Roche Harhor usoo a M .
leave Friday Harbor 100 m.: leave
Sis a m
J. r Thompson. managing owner. :. A.
HATFIELD. agent Phone So
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP cos
STEAMER wILLAPA
CAPTAIN George Roberts
yAaxtng Seattle for Alaska March 81
ara every is days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply 10
J. q. Carroll. Agent
Schwabarier's dock, Tel. e.
r.TfAs r. PEABODY, General Manager.
Seattle.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP &C

Dispatch steamers from Seattle Is FOL.
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria, at a. m. passengers re-
ceivcd on board at a. m) Feb. ., I. II
H. -. q.
For Aiaskar-Feb. and %
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at . a. M, Feb. {. ..
II. 10. Il.
Tickets may be obtained at the once OF
the company at Ocean dock. Seattle.
GOODALL. PERKINS q CO..
General Az nts. San Francisco.
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Lyons Kathairon
FOR The HAIR.
Stimulates the roots,
Increases the growth,
Prevents it from
Falling out,
Eradicates dandruff.
And Is a
Delightful dressing
For old and young.
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ro,r TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES
fonA AND pCNGESESS

STEAMER MONTICELLO
- .rrspt Monday. Time card ror,.
Da..s ICING Tuesday. February {. isss
Leaves seattle: s.se a. "a m; Townsend
arrciea. Tis5a a. IN. leaves Port A.
80 3. 70: leaves Port Townsend. 3.
s~rsyes Seattle. $40 p "a.
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FOR ALASKA

STEAMER CHILKAT
waves on February - nj 10 O'Clock q N.
x,.- sr-~<zaI rates inquire os
!. O. CARROLL. Agent.
rs..-,s,ue a. Schw~kachers Wharf.
w. McAI.I1EP. Master.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Honolulu and Australia.
Steamers leave San Francisco for Homo
lulu, Samoa, Auckland. n. T.. and sgd
ney, NJ s. w. without change.
Honolulu only. steamship Australia,
March IS. 1895.
THOS. A. GRAHAM. AGENT, Starr
Boyd block. Seattle.
W. Webster. Dist. Agent. Vancouver.
B. G.
J. ID. Sprcckels a Bros. Co.. General
Agents. San francisco.
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-oFFIcERs AND TRUsrEEs-
eeoon turtn. PRESIDENT
John Leary Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. Man gr., Cash'r Secy
Frank ]. Blodgett. Assistant Cashier
sigmund Schwahcher. John Collins,
:. Tran,acts savings bank business ex-
Deposits received from 81 to $1o,ooo.
Interest allowed per annum. Six per
cent. on term deposits. per cent on OF
Dividends declared last days OF May ana
November. Leans made on real estate or
approved coliateralS only.
DEXTER HORTON q Co. BANKERa
Incorporated 1ss1.
Sapitai ...s..s..s.s...-....s..s..s Q.Q0
surplus ........................... 10000
Vice Presidenf-.W. NJ Ladd
Manages......N. III. Latimer.
Cashier. ......F. r. Van Tuyl
sight exchange and teiegraphic trans.
fero on New York. Chicago, 50. Paul San
Francisco, Portland and various poinfs II
Oregon and British Columbia
Sight bills OF exchange on London avail.
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made az all point on favor
Bonds. stocks and other vaiuahles re-
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.

Incorporated 1857. Capital, $3o0O0A
Bailey building. cor. Second and Cherry.
Transacts general banking business.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received In any amount from q
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
Money loaned upon improved farm ana
city real estate.
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BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Paid up capital. s.. o0u. 90: reserve. $780,
900. Head office. so Lombard street. Lon-
Seattle, Tacoma. Victoria. New Westnin-
ster. Nanaamo. Kamioops. Nelson, Van
couver. b. c. A general banking and ex-
change business transacted. Loans made.
Bills discounted. Commercial credits
granted. Deposits received on current ac-
count subject to check. Interest paid on
r. LEA BARNES. Manager.