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Human Indusfr,

away ~ ordering your wood from IA ~, ~
ton Army Wood Yard. All kinds Of a, ~
delivered to any portion of the city Al usi,a|
ate prices. Phone 907-use 1t.
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Now York. June as--whsa, p

exports 1877; spot steady: M -s.-n
~ anoat. Options opened weak ana
s.ssnliy under hearish cables and use ,d
&c, ns,'sr crop conditions West; late slightly
sordns to in worlds stoess ae
s sl.y at hGihc decline; Juiy me s market
v SSI,c c s.ps seed oil weak; prime weol
senov ssuAh; on summer yellow elbow = SUMNER n.s
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|Open-l Yes'y
Ing. lClosed.l Close.
Month Of delivery.
= asked. b Did: u nominal
stocks at United states Ports.

Comparative Spot Markets.
Tho following are the closing quotations for
cotton on the spot today at the leading mar
ktts together with the closing OF middllns
yesterday. with today's sales:
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PRODUCE.
DRIED FRUITS AMI Mtg

NJ, Fancy ovaporated 5O-lb boxe.
Sn'i,' 10 cartons. l0c; choice evaporatod In
SIZE. :" oo-iD DoNes'
oa As,rnlcors--s'4c per Id loose; 1ol.c in lib
CiTKoN-Ip io-lb boxes, 15c.
CuRRANTs--In bbls dc. ok1, ,
cleaned bulk, Sc; lib cartons. 95e ''''
!, G t,S,h, ss-Evaporatod, unpeeed, 7%0lSc.
9, tZ AatS,isNNs-'caiifornia 3cSown L. L. boxes.
siioI LOW "A box l.. l., raisins, b8GlG0c. p
crown /, N. ralslns bO.lb boxes I%a dp5e. :.
crown T. NJ, 6o-lb boxes. size.
an rnK1gg6NEioS-Calfornia, 5O6Os. 0aG64c CO. los
NUTS Brazil, Toe per III: pihorts ctou,,
iii f Naples l2lsc; walnuts, i2Qplic; peanuts
a 49, alnonds' California, i2Qi4c per ID in
nm ar peeahs' s2Ui@ac; Italian chestnuts. loo
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COTTON ON SJJ,

ton. today: "'eu at calves
Tor Liyerpool-ss Governor 1927
For Antwerp-Ss Curityba iogI
Total on shipboard, sill bales
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE
'Isss i-le.

~ rufis' June 2s,--Three per cent rentes 1os,
81 10. me account; exchange on London ~
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Canned Goods.

Thomas j. Meehan y Co of Baltimore In
their review OF the canned goods aituation,
say In their circular of June %:
The decline In the price Of spot tomatoes
was the most interesting feature In the cauued
goods market during the past week Two
woeks ago they were Sl,05. and the week pre
vious To that Sil0 IL dozen strong, with every
indication of going higher. To-day they are
9s1se, and duh at that What actually caused
lhe break IL not known; they simply broke
hard and fast OF COURSE, more business will
Dc done at the lower prices. and IL would not
be ut all surprising to see some reaction after
such large decline. There are two long
months yet before new goods will be ready.
watch tomatoes.
WIN 1898 be year Of short crops? Goose
begres are short, and they have advanced
from 4iisc to 75c per dozen within "A week or
so Pineapples are not over yet, hut the pack
is snort early juno peas are done, and the
PACK is short. Marrowfats are over and only
abuut ono-ilfth OF an avcragvIack made New
string beans are just commencus, and they
need rain badly. No rain, no beans
The peach crop Will be snort very short In
Maryland and Delaware. this season Spot
pouches are "a safe purchase. Stick a pin In
that
when peaches arc scarce there is nothing
left Tor packers 10 work on In this city except
tomatoes and apples. The latter don't amount
TO much. II follows that there Will be A
much larger demand than usual for raw toma-
toes, which means higher prices for them,
ana, consequently. increased cost of tho
canned article. Tho planting season Is three
few tomatoes TO BIO packed In August We
peiieve therefore, that future" tomatoes are
worth all they are selling for TODAY and MIR
rhases nre safe.
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New York Futures.
Futures opened dull; closed dull; safes. "a,
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Cottonsecd OIL.

Tho Williams Flash company Of New York
thus review the cotton oil market:
The intense dullncss noted In our last letter
has continued and sales OF oil for the past
week have been confined entirely to small
Jobbing lots.
The continued weakness In lard and a still
further decline In talow have both operated
TO discourage buying. either for home con-
sumption or for shipment to Europe. with the
result that trade Is Mt an absolute standstill.
Prime yellow Is offered here at 2i,ac In bar
rels but this Is simply a nominal quotation,
and no business is possible at that figure
and holders realizing the fact that nothing
Is to be gained by forcing thclr goods for sale
have very wisely RETAINED from crowding tho
markets with offers to sell
or course, the present condition OF affairs
can not last indefinitely aud buyers must
either advance their views or sellers reduce
their oners, and as to what the ultimate re-
suit VIII be, one mans guess Is as good MS
another's much depending OF course on the
price of lard and tallow
We quote prime yellow Mt 2iG24lc: on vel
low, 2Sq2S12c, prime crude, nominally 191aGy
Zoe, iu barrels, lGal6iac loose at mills.
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Kansas City, June s--wheat active: M ,
. "s'u w NO, ! red "a; No. red 7ia7s; No )
a oa, aOg as5;vs Con- active; No mixed 2sIa
~ :, 40. Hay weak; prairie 9 ~ Se steady
sa" neeeipts-Wheat 1000. corn n ~, soino. .',
soSo ' shipments-wheat $780, corn 81 osS o Guy,
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HOUSTON BANK CLEApINcs

,, me following are the clearances Of IN.
itonston banks for the week thus far and t sse
IN, ,h corresponding tim last year, together III
the increase or decrease. As' "'H
s,,,.s This year. Last year. Increase
SSa,u.uay '...,r SI90iH $3.50, SOS sses ~
Tro ,aNsy '''..'.,. 12S,l49 72l,iS0 :aSS
-NNau"y '"''''.. 7sSiSS s7i,GOs lis.sSs
Decrease.
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CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

,hNNrp fRulTS-Apples. BIB S0fpS5c.
~ 2,lb extra grated. si.65GDi 70; lib stand stand
ara sliced, 81 90; pears. 2-lb standard noe
~ ns lib standard e5c pic fruit. =
a., a. "sso i Cue peaches. 9Th, full weight,
ID, DOC. 'V'' P'u peae"os' -
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes s-lb
n cur weT 9 M.lo; Up, full weight S5Gl9Oc,
ohrh ana tomatoes, 2-lh. zoe: lima beans 9Th
iuii weight Soc string beans. 2.lb. full
weight Coo; No, | stringless benps lib,
luli weight, Si5O. red kidney beans, g-b. fuli
weight &o; marrowfat peas 2-lb, fuli wcirht
soc Early juno peas fancy. alb. fuil weirbt
NiV; American petit pois peas, g-lb fuli
weight N'@al76 asparagus, California, ~.
wcislt 81 I ISf1 ~ AabT Urn Cream 2;lb, fun
NOoul.lO; Blue Ridge, lib soc 10 00c o''
II, CALIFORNIA FRuIT-Extrn standard 2,a-
crawford hVS 81 is s@Gh 20. cling, h,ss A1Noa yellow
W. aprcots, NSoal.35 Bartlett pears 81, 40
MLee assorted pears. 81, i5@i.5O. standard
s,s-ib peaches, yellow Crawford Sis5dI 40:
apricots Sl.2Sul.S0; Bartlett pears. ST. iOal. 10
FRUITS.
A'PLEs-New crop Texas, 9Oq3Oc per peck
hrkICoTs- California. 81. 25ais. so pcr box.
,bANANAs--sl.'a92,o per bunch. packed for
CiERKIEs- si.oo1l5o.
l.BMoNS-Fancy, $3.50; extra fancy. "a M.
California, $3.50. ''' ''''''
-Watermclous. si25Ig.50 per doz.
doz. P''
PLuMs-Toxas, 25aiiOc per peck box
PEACliES-Choice, 25dpS0c: i-basket eratns
'oeNN,sS. fancy, 50ud0c per peek box -
$500. 'eea"uss'
WIRE AND NAILS.
quotations are for less than carload Io,.
Special rates on carloads, ''
:, bAKBED WlRE--GIidden, gal, So 40 nor ION
lbs; Waukegan, seas ~ AVV
WIRE NAlLS-Rate $500 per ker. nd.
Nances, lOd, I'D and led. DC Sd and od Ia,
% ana I'd. zoe Id and Sd, &c; Sd i5r; I'd, 75e'
GRAIN AND HAY
carload lots. job cars, from millers. dealers
charge from store 5@l0c moro per 100 his an
bran. 9@3c per bushe on oats and corn ana
iVnles per 100 lbs on hay.
BKAN.-l6c; corn bran, soc per 100 lbs.
CHOPPED CoRN--S6c per 100 lbs
OoKN-.No, sacked, 4so.
kAFFlR CcnN-70c
OATS-TeNas, 21c per bushel
WHEAT SHORTS-sl. 90 per 100 his
WHEAT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per hush.l
=, HA a1-Altaltn. s,gooQl3Oo per ton; timothy
siaooIloon; South Texas prairie hay. N.ho5i
900 North Texas. sa.OOf1i0 90 'p'V@
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS Meal
'a h sz,Uv per ton hulls, A506r5 80 per ton.
MiiLEI sEED--i0GiI Zoe per bushel'
SORGHUM SEED--sli5fpI 20 per hushe,
RYE sEED-s5c per bushei
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CLEARED ron oA1,vrsro,,

SIS City OF Wakefield. Townsend. at Bo%-
May IA. W" oania'
IS Governor Goldman, Liverpool, June 4.
IS !hchdune. Purse, Shields June
IS Ludgate, Nicholson, Cardiff via Santa.
Iay - W" osneos'
IS Sllverdaie. James. Marsclies. Mov TX
IS Swanley, Leith via ST Vincent Mnuns
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Port of Galveston, June %.
There were no arrivals or departures TODAY.
VESSELS IN PORT.
SIS Curityba. Mobring
SIS Netherfeld. Fowler & Mcvitis
SIS Nicosian. JoneA.
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NEW DIS.

| Chicago tune pHtle--Small demand'
steady: cboice s,eetI5 .s0 medium 4.5o
@i.65 beef steersl1i Do; stocKers anu
feeders S.G05f4 so. .. 9O14 90; cows and
heiiers o.3Ofrt 90 hrs 2 2On0.50; calves
3 soar 90; Wester,trs 25Ql.90; Texas
Hogs strong. fa,rholcc Q .s5a4 O5; pack
ers 3. 25d3 IS: butck 1898 80; mixed 3.7Oy
500; light .5O03 9pigs 2.75G3. o.
Sheen firm. Toyah Western sheep 4.2oD
o 90: warnings h 00Iiug lambs G. 15M6 81
koceipts-Cattle Jhogs $4,000. sheep soOo.
st. Louis Juno 9alttle-Rcceipts 5000, in
GLIDING 1000 rexat Shipments 500; natives
strong. Texans std; fair to fancy native
shipping and explorers :4oG5 10: dressed
beef and butcher rs 35mi.p5: steers I'M
de- 1000 pounds 4 \ 60; stockers and feed
ers 3 .S5d4 5O co and hoifcrs 2.OO94 20:
Texas and Indian fs g. i0Gl4. %. Hogs--Re-
ceirts $500, shipmt 400; easy TO &c lowtl ;
yoihcrs 370M3 so Jckers . :6oW3. ~; putuh-
ers 3.s5d3. 90. Sap-Recepts 3700, ship
ments 800: steadyative muttons 4.IoUf''o'
lambs 4.50I6.30.
Kansas CITY. .Ju2s.-Catte-Rec Receipts, 245S
natives and 1515 fans; native heavy steers
4.loaiS5 light ights, 3S5a4,So; stocker'
and feeders. 4OOa5; butchers cows and heit
cls. o.EOti4.S5, Du, S.-nWf-o, tuhnIib 49,
2 .5O@3.20; Wester steers, i.O5G4T0; Ie IA
steers. S.25GS 30 ;Iexas butcher cows. 2'soa
800. Hogs-R scef, 21,370: large receipts ar
lower prices for ,g products caused deelii.
OF 5GlOc; heavy IS, 3.25d3.SO: mixed, 5;oot
S.75; light, 3.35GS2h; pigs. 3,OCaS 40. Shee
$500; excellent demand sprin
lambs, 5.50q6.4 40 buttons. iloqo.l0; Arizona
4.5e45.75; Texal 4.4cIi.I5; stockers an
feeders, 2.50g4.00
BUT'ER AND EGGS.
Kansas City, .ne 2S.-Butter.. 6
ar1tcor, 120,' 1.'r dairy 10al2. EggsgBal
steady; fresh candled Missouri and Kan
stock, s; seconds, 6.
Chicago, June 2s.-- Enthusiastically: cref
fresh. 10.
St. Louis. June 2s.-Butter-
lo,g; dairy. 1OQ1i. Eggs-Firm. 0.
New York. June 2S,- Eggs-Rcceipts II T,
steady; Western, 12hGl3.
COFFEE.
New York, June observation-disclosures ono,
steady at points higher, closed STEADY a
points lower to > points higher: sales 4!
spot dull; No. Rio, invoice. co.; No. :. i
Ding, tH. Mild, inactive: Cordova siL6I,S
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BY International and Greot War.,..,
way % bales; Missouri Kansas and Teyns
Guii ana Interstate. 213; barge Gibbs, SaS
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HEAVY sTApIES

correctness can be relied upon. The prices ere
those ruling In Houston Wholesale markets.
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The SnImnn Sitmntinn

wv summon SbtuuttOu.
The San Francisco Grocer hears of imnort
ant sales OF future Frazer river sockcyes on
private terms for export to England and Aus
tralia, where. on account OF the difference IN
price, TINS description is said to be securing
Z preference over the Alaska red IL ad1s;
,GoiumDia river fish Is reported TO be selling
fairly on previous terms, though the big traae
IN II Is over. The run OF Ash according 10
our informaton, is OF fair proportions and
IS unusually good OF the blue back variety,
WHEN Is being put up into halves being more
suitable for that size than the chinoSk W.
riety, The P9cifc Northwest canning com.
pany OF Seattle has sold for home trade and
export on the basis of SIS cents ali OF the soek
eye hsh It can possibly expect to pack, New
YORK, Boston aud Philadclnhia he.,sht sa,,,
white II was possible TO do so at so cents hui
Other eenters are now buying and paying 81
cents The run upon which these sales nre
passed may never mnteriallZe. and II Is unon
this development that the Alaska Packers as
socintion Is understood to be waiting before
making prices. II the run takes place as hoped
Ior they wili have TO make low prices; IL moi
tney WIN get high ones, Sacramento river
LETT -A'' " "0uera'e supply of tails
Trade Notes.
Butter and cheese arc steady w,th;,,
change. "'' without
Receipts of poultry were unusually heay,
s Wuay, ana prices were weak. on account of
Another decline OF zoe a barrel 4, a,,- !,
mace ana the market IS weak. In svm vus Is
with the trend OF wheat =" sympathy
Commission men have stopped eana,,on
psmaua ds ps on account Of their poor Guaty
The market Is still bare OF bran ana STOCK.
s sunsfs as weii as dealers are ciainorinr ~,
lief. 'a'e prospects OF re-
There has been ,sc decline In soma
o. crackers; sods are listed at 6isc and Gina
snaps S,a at ''sc. No other changes have NET
A4 q
HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
ouotations for Round Lots OF stan.
Commodities.
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Galveston Spots.


Spots closed unchanged, sales 5000. of which
!sOo were American; imports 1900, OF which
IL. 400 were American.
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 4.--Arrivsd--str
Columbia. Portland; whal str Karluk. Tn-
slaAka; vital str ,sfampas, tnssaskas bk
Levi o. burgess Tacoma. wfssi hk Gait
foYnis, North coast Sasied-sitr Titania
NanaImo; sh Falls Of Alton, Portland sh
Fulton. Portland: ny AureoIa NIi.ipa bar
1os schf James ~ Garfield. Gays harber
SAN PEDRO. Sey. S.-~Arrivaa-~Eehr ~
w. Bartlett. from Tsc0rus: str Jewel. from
Caspar: str fsssdena: schr A. j. West.
from l.fays hAfbor.
Htf9UIAA. Nov. s-AFrlyed~Schr w. r.
Jewett frons san Francisco for H0qniau.
PORT LUDLOW Nov. ARRIVED 8ehr
AATin A Smith. from Port Gamble.
TACOMA. Nov. t~-Arrived-schr Annie
Larsen from San resiro.
NEWPORT g. Nov. 4.--sailSd-s5chr Ex-
eeissos. fvr Port Esakelsy
EE.ScArTLE. ~. 9. w, New s.~-Sasied
Blk Oregon for Honolulu.
raT MOUTH %0g. a-Arr!ycd-RY sh
Cressingfen, from Tacoma.
VANCOUVER Nov 3--Arrised-Br str
Aosangi frcrn sydney via Honolulu.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

steamer Tfrnatiila is due from San Fran
caSr, today.
Steamer Fxcelsacr L. expected from Cop
peg river to-day.
Steamer wafia waila leaves for San
Erarc.xco 135s morning.
Steamer Af-Ei ~ not due from 1kaxwAy
h~foga next Monday or Tuesday.
The tin-Eot boat Sew-tsy ina. arrived 1t
Victoria from 81. Micheeis with three men
the middle 81 October. was brought 20 6eaf-
tie on the CITY Of Kingston yesterday By
T. Il Christensen. one OF the nervy yoy.
egerA II wiz be placed on exismtscn on
Fr.rSs avenue and later taken ~ IN ySanp
cisco.
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STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Four round trips daily except Sunday,
In one hour and twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattle Tacoma route,
as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY, May g..
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle-7:45. HIS a. M: 2:45, Sis
p. m
Leave Tacoma-9:3o a, n; /. 4:s0. s .. N.
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle--7.So j. M. Il m, 5 D. m
Leave 1acoma-9;3U a. M, 2:30 7:30 D. M
Landing al Northern Pacific wharf, Ia
coma, and Commercial dock. foot of Ma
rion street, Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State of
Washington.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
fNGToN ROUTE.

STEM MIX MAikf T, FEkLEY
Leaves foot OF Washington street daily at
.ssl r. m. Sundays 90 p M for Pheasant.
Reach Yves biake.ey1. Bgesnsrton, T.. 8
prvdock Charleston. Ssdney. T!acyton
chsco anG Siiverdsle. Returning. leaves
Si.xerdaie at SIS a. IN, arrives Seattle ia
= n. Leaves SlGney Saturday nlsats al
30 .. m. arrives Seattle 7:a0 D. IN. Telg-
sNore, Naia Sd
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
ST,E AfE,R nI,f ia

Carrying T. s. mail, leave Galbgaith dock
foot OF Washington street. Tuesdays
Thursdays. and Saturdays. at clock a.
M. tor Kingston, Port Gamble. Seabeck
Brinnon. Holly. Dewatto, L4liwaup Falls,
Hoodsport and Union City. Returns on
alternate days
d. TRoUTMAN. Master.
Telephone. Main go.
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FOR VANCOUVER VIA ANAcoRTEs

wHATCOM AND BLAINE.
Connecting at Vancouver with steamers
for Nanaimo and New West
minister, b. G.
Tho Elegant Sidewheei Steamer
NORTH PACIFIC.
McVilliams Master.
WIN ,aava Yesler wharf, Seattle, every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday al u 80
~ ~, for Anacortes, Fairhaven. What
y ,A arH VANCOUVER Passengers may go
ON On hoard and occupy rooms At $50 p. m.
Ra,urninr will Leave Vancouver every
TS,esday. Thursday and SATURDAY Al II
- T1hI. steamer has superior passenger &C
oommofations Table service unsurpassed
For freight or passage Apply Oh ooA<o
ar a, Yaeier wharf.
"a VANCOUVER LINE.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY
Steamer State OF Washington leaves
Seattle from Yesler wharf daily except
cortes, Fairhaven and Whatcom, connect
ing at Whatcom for Vancouver and
Blaine. -
r. r. for Tacoma and way points; at Ey-
erett. E. q NJ c. r. r.; at Anacortss. g.
n. r. r.; at Whatcom. 3. b. Il Is Z. Il:
II. and steamer Lady OF the LAKE AZ
Whatcom. -,
Returning leaves Whatcom daily except
Sunday at a. m. st .u,
yssier wharf daily except Sunday at y
a. m. for Edmonds, Everett. Whidoy Isl
and and La Conner. CONNECTING al "a on On,
ner with stages from Bay View. "n''nes
and Mount Vernon. s.ux
Returning leaves La Conner daiiy en
cent SUNDAY. D. m. Telephone. MAIN OH.
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sKA0Ir RIyER Rol.rE~stear,er 90,

skA6IT RIVER RoItTEv~steaner CITY
o. Champaign Weekly Time Card
Leaves Seattle Oclober 3d. at midnight:
Nos - AZ Midnight: Nov. l. at t.i.Fslxss
Leaves Mount Nernea Nov. /. al p IA. :
Noy J. al r. ~: New. g. at 2 m. CALI
sGag az Tula4p Stanwoe3. Fir, Sksg.. Clty.
Mount Eey1oE and Aycn.
Fer passenger and freight rates spps,
q, City Dock. Telephone. Mall s. II II
Mcdonald. Master. W. r. Eakssca. Naa-
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,,.Ycrv SOUND & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
x-vr~rnpJA ROfYTE

Steamer City Of Kingston between Ia
.nnna wash, and Victoria, =. G
smp,nliLv s. SEATTLE selArI I:epm
"" OF i.y! 72lPt Towusendl lar 10 fam
! - Ar'lIO Victoria MLyI SLOAN
urss ,aamer furnishes first class ac-
co,nmoSatlons carrying both freight and
.s.ssanserx and leaves from Yesler wharf.
Eseasfia for Victoria. af 10 p. m. and for
rra~,na AT 2.i5 p. m
nsssanesrs for Victoria can occupy
s,atsrsoms until a. m
Far rates, tickets. ETC.. inquire On
Agen4 Yes,er wharf, Seattle.
T NADEAu.
- ns,sral Agent. ". p. Ry.. Seattle.
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PORT TOWNSEND. SAN JUAN ISL
ANDS AND WHATCOM ROUTE.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock foot OF Main street. Sunday Tues
day and Thursday al IL o'clock midnight
for Port Townsend. San Juan islands and
New Whatcom. Returning leaves New
Whatcom Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day al a. m ] p Thompson manager
owner. Lilly Bogardus a Co, agents. City
Dock Telephone Main 81
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clusively ~ business sS-
deposits received from 81 TO sl0.ne.
interest allowed per annums sir n.r
cent. on term deposits; per cent. on ar
Ovidends declared last days Of Nav ana
November. Loans made on real ass.,. 50
approved coiIaterals only A~so VI
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANG ELES FROM
CITY DOCK

AND POKT ANGELES FROM
CITY DOCK
Seattle and Townsend-Neah Bay route.
Steamer Alice Gertrude leaves City Dock
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at ie
midnight for Port Townsend, Port Wf,-
Jams. Dungeness. Port Angeles, Port
Crescent. Gettysburg. Pyshf, Ciallam Bay
ana Neah Bay: returning. arrives al Sc
Garland leaves City Dock for Port Towns
end, Port Angeles and Victoria TUESDAYS.
Thursday and Saturdays at II midnight. !
arrive seattle alternate days at 40 .. m
Tel, Main 81, or Main sI5.
GAPT. J. r. THOMPSON. Naaaser.
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NHATcoM. ANAcoRTEs AND FAIR.
HAVEN ROUTE.
STEAMER BAY CITY

Leaves City dock foot %. Main street
TI.axdays Thursdays and Saturdays a, 1
D M Single fare from SsaiiEe 81 round
srfp s. 50. fycm Tacoma SIS: ross-A rrIn.
& ". J. ELLIS Manager
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AHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or,
SEATTLE.

Paid-up capital osn
uenerai banking business transac,ed
James ID: Hoge. jr........... Presl.a,.
Maurice McMicken .........yice Pres,de,,
-erhsF uguer -........... Faxtxs.r
r. r. Parkhurst .As.,:,... c scr
sight ana Geographic exchange ns Va t'Sa
~ all the principal cities OF the Ifn;saS
States and Europe. Unite"
Letters OF credit furnished r., Att.
PAYABLE at all trading posts OF the s
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PORT TOWNSEND ANACORTES
EAIRUAEEN and WHATCOM ROUTE.
Steamer DISCOVERY
Leaves Yesier dock. Seattle, Sunday. Wed
neSiay and Friday, II p. m. Returning.
leaves Whatcom Monday, Thursday and
Saturday 1T p. IN. Leaves Seattle for
Tacoma Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.
az a. m. returning 70 Seattle same day
J. NJ. L. ATKINSON. Gen. Mgr
Room IL Bos5on Block. opposite r. o.
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SEATTLE-PORT GAMBLE-TOWNSEN
ROUTE.

STEAMER PROSPER
Leaves City dock daily az 10 a. m, except
Sunday for Port Madison. Kingston, Port
Gamble. Port Ludlow. and Port Townsend
Returning, reaches Seattle at 9 a. m. daily
Telephone. Main 81. Lilly. Bogardus s. Co,
agents.
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TIES AND BLAINE
Steamer George E Starr leaves Central
Dock. Seattle, NJ n. III. Monday, We'd
nesday and FRIDAY. Returning. leaves
Blaine ? r. nj. and Wha;com D. m. Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday
LA CONNER TRADING AND TRANS
PORTATIDN co.
Tel. Main eil. Central Dock. Seattle