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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-27
Financial
Silver bars g. qs3Ts Drafts sight IL
Mexican dol. .5al521z Telegraph 10
NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

n
stock exchange today was somewhat I'M
settled in tone and prices moved with
great irregulariiy. There was large de-
crease In the volume of business compar-
ed with yesterday, and in a majority OF
instances the closing figures are below
the last sales of Monday The market
opened active with fractional changes
both up and down, In the shares dealt in.
Trading, however. soon became heavy and
prices moved downward for half an hour
the losses ranging from y to per cent
Delaware & Hudson. Susquehanna 4
Western preferred, Sugar, New Jersey
Central leading in the decline. Then came
a rally in which the industrials were most
prominent But other figures induced the
realizing sales and the bears took a hand
In the proceedings with the result that
Manhattan broke 1is. New Jersey Cen
trail /. Sugar and Chicago Gas Il and 9TH
er shares a smaller fraction. After mid
day the coalers came into good buying
and the entire market moved up New
Jersey Central gaining IL and Manhattan
l per cent. The dealings were firm in
tone up TO about ? O'Clock. and shortly
after O'Clock New England rose 1ls per
cent. on purchases believed TO be for The
Boston account. During the last hour
the active stocks fluctuated within mar
row range, but some of the specialiies
made SEINE wide changes. Susquehanna &
Western preferred selling down Is. Edi-
son lie and Great Northern preferred L
Delaware g. Lackawanna was offered
down to 1914. reacting to 1921 Reading
was the feature of the dealings during the
day, opening a 12s a gain of IL and the
advanced TO IA closing at the top, a
gain OF "a per cent. on the day. The buy
ing TN this stock was largely on account
or Philadelphia and was induced by a
report that the new allotments viii be
favorable t0 the Reading Company. The
principal declines on the day are Della
ware a. Hudson. and Cotton Oil pre-
ferred IL and Great Northern preferred I
per cent. each in Mobile and Ohio and
Edison Electric. Speculation at the close
was fairly firm.
The Reading issues were the feature of
OF the bond market today and the COM
bined sales OF these securities amounted
10 S51s.ooo. The aggregate sales TODAY
were S2ls7O00.
Government bOnis-Firm.
State bonds-Inactfve.
Railroad onds-Cienerally firm
Petroleum-Strong. April options. Ma
bid.
Financial.
Money on call fairly active at 2iSTs per
cent; last loan. NJ: closed. 2ie per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 415is per cent.
Sterling eNchange-Strong with actual
bushes In bankers bills 50 saEff4 SiS for
demand and siSSI4 SSI. for sixty DAYS
Posted rates. 81 SSis and 81 SeaisOls. Com
mercial bills Ns7i4d4 So.
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Bark Germania VIII finish taking on her
cargo 81 coal by Friday and ~iu pat %
sea
Cutter Grant arrived t1 port yesterday
from down sound and anchors 10 of~ OF
the city's huoys opposite the coal nunkeTs.
steamer FTfuatllia arrived az the bunk
erS last night from down Sound and VIII
begin taking on a cargo 81 coal for san
E'raDcssc,o today. she wia sail Oh Frtaa s..
Eark NonantEm Ia at Port Blakeiey
taking GA a cargo % lumber for san
Francisco
steamer Gen. 49, took oSit twenty
eight tens o. freight from tnls foF1 70
,.etrsz akang the Port Orchard Toute.
steamer C1ty OF Kingston took out 10
sheen from this port 10 Victoria yesteFsiay
morning. beside her other freight
steamer Rainier brought ia ~ sacks q
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MARINE NEWS.

Port Townsend March %-Arrivei.
Schooner r. w Bartlett. from Central
America for Burrard inlet. Sailed: Ship
Willie Rosenf field. for Valparaiso. British
ship Dimdale. Port Gamble Tor West
Coast, ship Columbia Seattle for San
Francisco: British bark Howth, Tacoma
for United Kingdom
Port Townsend. March &.-The follow
ing sealing vessels have called a. Nes4h
bay. preparatory 20 going north: Matilda.
Elsie, Teaser. g. .. Perkins. Deanks ana
Columbia
Hoquiann. March @5--Arrived: schooner
Orient. from san Francisco 70 load al
Aberdeen. Sailed Schooner Gardner
City for San Francisco, and schooner
Norma for Guyuas.
san Francisco March &-+leaFSa-
schooner vega Prince William sound
Deuarfed-Arago Coos hay. city of Pa
abla. victoria and Port Townsend. China,
Hongkong and Yokohama
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Rrnnhsfnrs and Grains.

san Francisco March 2s-Flour-Fam-
lis extras. Sl25ffS&, bakers extras. S3.lS
as y: superflne s. io5I2 80 per barrel.
Whest-The demand for export pur-
poses IS not OF very positive character.
Al the same time buyers are promptly
found for all suitable offerings a current
figures There is not much inclination 10
Law n heavy stccks. as there IS a posi-
utility of the syndicate wheat being
dumped on the market At any time. Such
an event would tend 10 create a soft mar
ket This interest Is credited with Own
tng from S0.eo 10 1oeo tons Sooner or
later II IS likely 10 be crowded 10 sale,
when BUYERS could probably operate 10
s-osd advantage No. I shipping wheat
oratahla at Sc, with easy tendency.
CHOKE lots would brlng a tribe more. sa ,
Sa.c Miilsng grades are unchanged at
So ISetse
RarIey-Sample trade Is very slow. the
demand being limited almost wholly 20 20
cal wants. which are 81 toh5lnE chsrac-
Tor. Receipts are small. hut prices lack
nrrnneSs. the situation being largely an
favor Of BUYERS Recent. rains have dam -
.rss4 speculation ard business on the call
board "a not NJ any magnitude eirow}ns
..~eos are saff 70 bs looking hne. Feed.
fair 20 good. 7587sAc: choice. UAsc, brew
Ing. S58$s, per Genital
Milling oats OF choIce characs Or
are none 700 PieasNAAstas N'"N 49, vs. --'@'-
fee3 qualities The market Is ahundanjly
ss,,r.ite.s Tn. volume o. business Is not
heayv though sufficient 20 keep matters
in moderate motion Milling. N.Q52zGlls's
surprise. s. g7asf3l17sa. fancy feed. si-s-&ss3
ARK good 20 choice. s5->gSl. fair 10 good,
.sss.a.-. taao- 20 fair. SsHS7a4t. black. S. t@s
~. rtss. 81 1919 gray. sScESL
Flour. sacks. as. wheat cfntals, o.
4sS. barley, cenJals, SIS. oats. ctn'Ais.
rs-- .-e~~ -a-tsafx 49, beans sacks
4 tss- retatosss. sacks t@Ia. onions. sacks.
~. bran. sacks. los, mi3diinss. *.
- hay. tons. So straw. tons. = vine.
ssal}ans e. -. brandy. gallons. ~.
Closing ouotasionS-
wheat-Sfcady. December. ~: May.
SIZE
pariry-Oalet. December. &C.
Cs~n-sleA
faran-Slt Per toR-
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SCeAR-( job hing l-Golden &C. in Dbl
IeF 10. axe, extra &C" in bbi, per 10. sc .
IN hhs. per ID. q C: dry graduated. in
es@, per ID. SIC. cube. Sr.c; powdered
sSe' &C FER D discount tor SPOT cash on
Prices quoted.
fieuR Enc. 81 obhtngl - Washington
sasghi, per eoi. saoo; patent. So ~: patent
sieeAenI s. -. Novelty A. SIS: Cali
.sfNls brands. sS2H: Dakota brands. SaS
49," eoess heat dour. per bhl Sc 80; per
~ $50; graham. per Dbl. SIS;
- le SACKS. 81. = per cwt; rye -four. per
seH, s%e0 or 10 = sacks. s. IS per ext: I'VE
alcAi per Dbl, S. IS, yer cwt, Ssa5: ost
koats. per bbl sS.3OSeS 50. honaiuy. per
80 10, cracked heat. per ewL $40;
,e,.ed ~aeat sao0 per Dol: nAked wheat.
sseH. s-lo, whole SheAt hour. per
- PEAR barley per 2 <1sc; split
49, per u, Sc table corn meal. yellow
80 per est IN Ion sacks: sls. s. 30:
per see. 'N'''''N y
hnss-tJobbing)- small white ner IN
80, pink, psr 10. Sc. Rsvo. ~,
n N ~, butter. per 20. *; Lana. per
ch k.Sa - Uobs!as> - JspAn. ssss,.e;
o Ter le: Island 81, ,ess. e.
81. fh's-tJe5eahg-Fl..d. per 10.
~ S,,n,1-tJObs,ae)-cAleksa feed. p,r
'oa. u ,stg L. 4. '' W
49, 80 Sesinsl-Choiee. Ter ton. SO.
,..lr-,J oAoinE'-Rollst or S-oana
Ut '"a Sle.lssSl...a
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.

Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
raid 20 farmers and producers by Seattle
taslness houses for articles named. the
goods % te delivered in Seattle.
HoFs-Choics, 5t.e PER pound.
HAr-(ln car load lotsl-Puget sound.
Fss per ton: Eastern Washington. $40
aiafs s.; rye grass. S..
6RsIS-tln car load iotsl--oAts, choice,
Us osrev $3.50 per ton wheat chicken
red. siietit so. corn. s24 cracked. 81
Decentralization. s7@tl per ton.
brrrER, ices AND POULTRY Handed
ca commission.
hirts. PEirs AND TAILow-Heavv salted
s'eefc. over t0 lbs, per Ia. 4N1issc: medium.
ftr 10. 81. light. under O. los. &c;
saiied KIP, &c, and calf. per 10, SC: green
hldes. lie less than sailed; dry hides. per
u, aIoc ;culs 81 above. one-third less: dry
Elk, per 10 tefsc; dry deer skins, summer.
Ter %. So, good winter. i2IiSc: poor
snd thin winter. sc; sheep skins, i5,R 25c; ,
iah VOC. @@elc; wool, 4is0s6c per 10 ta..
lcw, Sg4c.
Livr SroCK-Choice beef cattle &c /.
eee'oe sheep. sac; good hogs, 3H.c
caves, large. &c; small. nc per 10.
loSs-SuperiOr quality. per VI, fir. s.. 50
sao: choice cedar, $50; common. per
4 ~ spruce logs. $3.50.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. passengers rt-
- - and -.
For Alaska March and II af 2 n. IN.
From San Francisco for Victoria ana
Puget Sound ports. at 2 a. m. March I.
6. III, IL. Il. ~ and 81.
Tickets may he obtained at the once OF
the company az Ocean dock. Seattle.
GoopAf.L. PERKINS a Co.
General Agents. San Francisco.
j. Y. TROWBRTDGE. Act. II. s. Supt..
Seattle.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS. GARLAND AND EyANGEI.

Seattle and Townsend Neah Bay route.
Steamer Garland leaves Ycsier dock Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays at 1915
a. m. for Port Townsend, Port Williams.
Dungeness. Port Angeles, Port Crescent,
Gettysburg, Pysht. Ciallam Bay and
Neah Bay: returning. arrives Seattle 2.so
r. m. on opposite days. Steamer Evanget
leaves Yesler dock for Port Townsend.
Port Williams, Dungeness. Port Angeles
and Victoria. Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at $50 y. M, arrives Seattle al
ternate days p. m.
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BreadStuds and Grains.
IpfftaHelnbfa Wool MARKET

Philadelphia. March 2s-wool. duh and
unchanged. Territorial and Northwest
ern light medium. 12c: heavy. 7nsc: fine
medium. 1eGlic; medium. ilMl3c; quarter
blood. ia 5c: coarse. fiI3c.
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Potatoes-Sweets are very firm and In
demand Eight sacks. new, came Ii and
sold at 3Isi-c per pound. sweets are
quotable al s. . per GENITAL for rivers and
s.. sf13 per GENITAL for the choicer kinds:
Early Rose, SssiSsc per GENITAL: river reds
SSG3Sc per GENITAL; Petaiurla and TouaIes
Burhanks. 45<I5ac. river BurbankS s0ss
SIC: Oregon Burhaaks. saGS. Salinas
Burbanks. 75cgs1 per Genital
Buttsr-Suppiies show no iimination
and the market continues weak. Cream
cry. fancy. lf,zni5c; seconds. Issi14e:
dairy. fancy. l2liSc per pound good 10
choice. 1eG lie; medium grades, 7tznAc;
store butter. safe per pound.
Cheese-Fancy mild new. .dSc; cozn-
mon TO good. eus1-c: Young America. ssI
1ac: eastern. lSd15c, latter figure fer
cream; western. IelIlc per pound
Eggs-Are steady at the advance with
moderate stock and a fair demand Duck
eggs. 1s1I7c: store eggs. i2i-8iSc per
dozen; ranch eggs, liul5c per dozen.
Financial.
Silver bars 81. qs37. Drafts. sight IA
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Sugar.
Raw. firm: fair refining. lf-isc
i e. r@S- n
sugar.
The Grain supply.

Sugar.
Sagar-Raw. firm. fair reclining. lf-fsc !;
centrifugal - test, b.
The Grain supply.
special cable and telegraphic a3vfces
70 Bradstreet's. covering the principal
points or accumulation in the J-aitei
states ana Canada and Europe. together
with supplies a1oaf for Europe from all
sources. indicate the following changes
IN available stocks last Saturday as CON-
pared with the preceding Saturday:
United States and Canada. east OF he
Rockies, wheat, decrease. IssS. esa bushels:
United States. Pacific coast. wheat, de-
crease. 55S..s; total decrease IN whea,
stocks. both coasts z.f51,ea bushels
Affcat fer and In Europe wheat de-
Crease. s72.os1: total decrease worlds
available wheat. 2Sl fssa bushels. United
states and Canada, east Of the Rockies
corn, decrease. l2o.ose: United states and
canada east of the Rockies. oats, in
crease. 2s.ass bushels
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.lohhing Quotations.

HE following are the prices paid by re-
'al dealers for round lots delivered at the
wharf or on the cars. or the jobbing rates
saesed by Wholesale dealers with ordinary
erIns OF credit.
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PORT ORCHARD AND SIDNEY ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA

STEAMER UEETA
VIII leave sidney daily at ! a. m. and
30 y. m. Leave Seattle. 80 a m and
! u M. calling at Charleston. dry dock.
Rremerton, Brick yard Sylvan Grove and
head OF Port Orchard. Il m. City dock.
foot OF Main street.
d TROUTMAN, Master.
J. ~ HATFIELD. Agent.
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Portland .......--.-.. 1895 W 5I,S1i W
Trade movement during the past week
IL the local produce markets was much
larger than the preceding week and sup
plies have moved Off more readily. Re
esipts for the week were very large and
prices varied considerably. Shipments
10 Alaska were larger than usual and
the inquiry Is on the Increase. Dealers
are looking forward 10 a very good
spring and summer business.
Oranges continue In large supply and
prices remain firm. Strictly fancy navels
are plentiful for trade requirements ana
Dealers hold for full figures. The quoted
prices are 50 and 50. q per box. Medium
stock is in large supply and ranges In
price from s2.25 10 s2.75 per box. seed
lings are in large supply and move we'll
al the low prices prevailing. Fancy APP
pies are very scarce and as high as 81
per box is obtained for this stock. Me-
dunn and low grades are In large supply
and prices have wide range. good
deal Of this stock is sold to peddlers and
hawkers. Tropical fruits. while not in
large supply. are plentiful for the re-
aurements or trade The demand for
bananas is good and considerable stock
Is sent TO outside towns around the
Sound. other commodities move fairly
well at quotations. Lemons are in large
supply and prices are a little weaker
Lanes are rfIn at QUOTATIONS.. ana STOCKS
are small The dried fruit market Is In
active and movement as yet is poor.
Stocks are large and quoted prices are
tfmly adhered 10. Only the choicest
rades show any inactivity. Nuts are
nhrge supply and move of very slowly.
Vegetables are In large supply and the
aszsnd Is first class. The new commodi-
rs green peas. rhubarb and asparagus.
Az moving of very well. and the de-
raai IL constantly increasing. Potatoes
sri onions are In over supply and prices
ar low and weak. other lines are dun.
Movement in dairy produce Is GOOD.
ne low prices causing retail dealers to
Increase their stocks. The large con-
slgnment OF butter received from Cali
tornh on the last steamer Is well clean
u 40. Eggs are selling well az the re-
cent advanced prices. Twelve cents per
DOZEN 10 the ruling price. Cheese shows
NJ change. Poultry - I'm medium supply
an1 prices arc firmly held. Ducks are
on the market and are bringing 81 per
coxen
The canned meat market Is getting
very strong and brisk advance is ex-
pscied shortly. \ large consignment g
s7lced and lunch oysters from baltimore
we're received on the market Yesterday
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

Portland. March 9s.-Wheat-Vallev. sou
sIis per GENITAL. Halla Walla. &c per
buShel.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.


London. March 26-Bar silver 29'kd
Consols l0i@ Bank OF England discount
rate. per cent
New York. March 8.-The Ev aning
Posts London cable says: The settle
ment today discloses generally increas-
ed bull attack. Money Is tight. Stock
markets were good. Americans were
more active and stronger. Interest In
Americans is aroused. but at present pur-
chasers are practically confined TO pro-
fessional men who are gorged with pto-
fits In the kaffir market and have an eye
TO Americans basing their belief in a
rise on the better price OF wheat and
signs of a revival OF trade in the states.
Prices closed under the best. The public
here are nibbling at American railway
bonds. I learn that very large ship
ment OF gold Will probably he dispatched
to America by the syndicate tomorrow.
IL will probably he at least half a mill
lion sterling.
Breadstuffs and Grains.
Liverpool. March 2s.-Close: Wheat
Spot. firm: demand moderate; No = red
winter, Is ad: No. red spring. SIS 2zd;
No. hard Manitoba. IS 2lsd No. I
California, SIS. Futures closed steady
with near and distant positions unchang-
ed 10 I'D higher; business about equally
distributed; March. As Sad: April - sTad:
MAY. Is Sd; June. Is esd; July, IS a'Ad
Corn-Spot. steady: American mixed. Is
3D. Futures closed easy with near and
distant positions unchanged 10 IA lower.
March. Is BAD: April. ~ 2@sd; May. Is
2izd: June, As 2lsd; July. Is cad; August,
Is 2i4d.
Flour-Good demand; st. Louis fancy
winter. IS.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast, e los.
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In Connection With Great Northern
Railway.

Steamer City of Eilenshurg, between
wenatohee and Virginia City. will make
her first trip OF the season. leaving Wen
atchee March 8, or sooner.
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-aaseryat.ons taken at all stations at
rsh meridian time g p. m Pacific
- GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Observer In Charge.
rss~s AZ Seattle harbor for the week b.
-srning Wednesday, March q. 1876.
High Tide Low Tide.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.

STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
s.ooaml I.y NIL. sTacoma.. Ili0tArl lisa m
f0.isam.Lv esl. Seattle. -. s2iAr s:ooa IN
:30pmlLvl I'll Pt. T'wns'd. 2slArl III :t5pTn
4:30pm ArIii0l.. Victoria ...lMlLvl s:30pm
sDaily except Monday.
Steamer leaves Yesler wharf. Seattle
For rates and other Information apply
l. A. NADEkU. Gen. Agt. ~. II. ". r.,
Yesler ave and Front st. Seattls-
g. O. YERKES. Agent. Yesier wharf
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sKAGfT RIVER ROUTE.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lilly. Bogardus a Co.'S dock. Sc
attle-TueSday. March e6th. az n. m.
day. March 5nth at r. noon.
Returning leaves Mount Nernon-N cd
nesday. March 9TH. az ~ noon. Friday.
March 18th. AZ p. m. Sunday. March
Sist. at 5 A. m. calling at Efmonds.
Richmond, Tulalip. Stanwood. Florence,
Fir Skagit city. Mount Vernon and
Avon. connecting at Seattle with tho
steamer Mary r. Perley for Tacoma and
Everett.
Owners and Managers.
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TIFF, VANCOUVER ROUTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE ISLANDS.
steamer Utopia J. A. O'Brfen, Master.
Leaves Tacoma u noon. Seattle Gen.
trail wharf, p. m. Mondays and Thurs
days Tor port Townsend. Anacortes. Fair
haven. New Whatcom. Blaine and FRI
dav Harbor going through 10 Vancouver
or Thursday trip.
Fare 20 Blaine 81 fare 20 Vancouver ~.
For further information apply TO Gen.
trail wharf.
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BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block, Seattle. Wash.

Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.
Capital, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Arthur A. Denny. '''' Vice President
John Leary -. Second Vice President
James r. Hayden. ,Man'gr. Cash'r. Sec'y
Sigmund Schwabacher, John Collins.
E. c. Neufelder. L. w. Wilmans.
.Transaets a savings bank business ex-
Deposits received from 81 TO $4,000.
Interest allowed per annum. Six per
Dividends declared last days of May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in..... SIS 900
Surplus .-................-..sfS 50
facSe fHr.n Vice Pr rSsidera.
X. V. Ahkeny.."-....... Cashier
DIRECTORS.
T. G; Neufelder, X; Hayden.
sigmund schwabacher.
In the United States and Europe.
THE FIRST S "a ION BANK OF
Paid. up capitsl.-..-..-.. slsoeo
Surplus ..........-..........sl ,ovo
II MeSrsw, y,a p pres,asn,
Lester Turner. Cashier
General banking business transacted
Sight and ,elegraphlc exchange payable
In all the principal cities OF the
United States and Europe.
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Paid up capital. 8. 0o0. 600: reserve. 81, 49,
Ooo Head office, 60 Lombard street Lon
don. Branches. Portland San Frsneisco.
ster Nanaimo. kamloors. Nelson, Van
couver. r. c. A general banking and ex-
change business transacted. Loans made.
granted. Deposits received on current ac-
count subject to check. Interest paid on
r. LEA BARNES. Manager.
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
INCORPORATED 1851. Capital. $4,000.
Bailey Building. Second and Cherry Sts-
@Transaets a. .,,,.,cs
Business.
Deposits received I'm any amount from 81
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Corner Commercial and Yesler ave.
Paid-up capital. $500. 900
Transacts a general banking business.
NJ. II. Raiiafd........ fresi1ent
III. e. Henry. .....s.-.....t--..Nice freSident
X. T. Spencer..........--. .tasnier
DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1851.
Caritat 80
Surplus .-..-.-..-...-.-.-..--.. -sin.vp
President. ..........A. A. Denny
Vice President. w. NJ. Issdd
Manager. H. Isatimer
Cashier. ..........F. r. Van Tuyf
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-
ccived on deposit for safe keeping.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co 8 Steamer
MULTNQMAE.
DAILY TIME CARD. r.
Leave. Arriyo
Olympia at. . 80 a IN Tacoma at $50 n m
Tacoma at. .fooo a III Seattle at. .ls:el m
Seattle at. l,oa y IN Tacoma at. aa0 n n,
Tacoma at. $50 y IN Olympia at go . m
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle $500. I'D a IN Tacoma 49,. a:Sa n n,
Tacoma 49,. 1880 a m Olympia -. Ice n m
Olympia zoo y IN Tacoma 49,. 5ss3 y m
Tacoma 49,. $50 y IN Seattle $500. T.S3 % n.
Fare between Seattle and tacoma %
cents. Landing at Seattle. City dock.
foot OF Main street.
CITY DOCK Co. Agents.
Capt. L. Wiley, Manager. Telephone SKI
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EVERETT ROUTE.

STEAMER CRICKET
fY,arv3 leaves Seattle. 7sa a. IA ard 20
- ri Leaves Everett. iosfs u. III. and
= ~ Fare-Sfnzie trip. Is cents round
frsn II q Landing a. Wait A. Hubbeifs
dock. next Flyer dock, Seattle. NAH
works doek Everett
l.. 81. HARRINGTON. Master.
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cfusiyely.
Deposits received from 81 TO si0,o00
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 collaterals only.