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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

as nG sP sua n'sa, s ne outlook
although e n l. IS s s nhsay aS
9 aS e ss r af been as ss are in M % sTaas
@ s se ,o @ssiss or o ~sshd M 81 & m
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s A IS @ ssss a15s HssI R s sE sHs R
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February KIssa
Bills Of The following craft
Compa E.
Moenlsh
of
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tinted HAVE Antwerp punk n eh s de prior n Io ar
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ssrogeuen. Of First avenue from Pike
stree, 10 Denny way by regarding the
same 10 the grade estz hissbed By section
one OF ordinance No. 10 and construct
both sides thereof throughout the. whole
length Of said Improvement with proper
cross walks across interSecting streets,
as provided BY ordinance No. 40 ard &C
cordsng to plans and specifications pre-
pared under the direction OF the City En-
xtneer ard now on file In the Office Of the
Board OF Public Works.
Each bid must be accompanied by a GER
city comptroller, for sum not less than
Eve 81 per cent % the bid. and no bid
will be considered unless accompanied BY
said check.
enter into a contract and furnish salts
factory bond for the amount required by
the cry charter and the laws Of the state
Of Washington, within ten days after be
ing notified OF the award OF the conrrac:
TO him; failing tu do so. The said check
and the amount fixed therein will be for
fefted TO the city. No person is eligible
a. a bidder who has within two years
prior TO the letting Of said contract made
default In payment OF any just claim FOR
skill or material furnished pursuant to
any such contract as herein advertised
or who. within said two years. failed to
complete any such contracts.
Special attention Is called to article xxl.!.
OF the city charter. now IN force. re
Iafsng TO hours o. labor" and TO article
Will. sec. 81 subs. ! and 2. relating to
bonds and sureties.
The boar OF public works reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed on envelope
"Bid for First Avenue Improvement"
rs order Of the Board OF Public Works
FRANK oLE5ON. Secretary.
Date Of first publication. February uth-
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND, Ore. Feb. 12-Whea THE
local market, after several months OF
great activity, IS again drifting, although
the volume OF business is still large
enough 10 keep everything moving at a
gait which in ordinary years would be
considered rapid for this time OF year
Exporters have their business well i'm
hand and are now content to take care
OF business "a IL comes along without
the trouble or risk attendant on reaching
too far out into the future. and instead
or charterfns a fleet several weeks or
months ahead and then scrambling for
cargo with which to fill II. they buy what
Is Offering. and as fast as cargo ia go,
together, secure a ship to carry 1t away
Exporters are quoting up TO 1+isc for
Walla Walla, with mills paying a cent
better; bluestem and valley. 1stf17ltc
Cleared-Danish ship Jupiter. Queens
town, 81, Cos bushels OF wheat
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


CHICAGO Feb. f2.-TrRding in cattle
was uf the usual Saturday character. The
few offerings that came on the market
were soon disposed of. and trade was over
at an early hour. Yesterday prices
ruled Choice and heavy rough cattle
10 meet the requirements Of exporters are
now selling largely at loai5c higher than
a week ago 4 few extra fancy beeveS.
such as were offered for the Christmas
holiday trade. would probably sell con-
Sidsfarly above 81.
The market for hogs was strong. the
supply being quickly taken ~ an aver
age advance Of ceuts on ycsterg-A. rg
ures Sales were at an extreme range
OF = sds44 ora. chiefly al g. 45fffaztz. and
the bulk ~ pigs sold AZ 3b343sz Most
of the receipts Of sheep and lambs today
were consigned 10 local siaughies r., and
prices were Largely nominal
Sheep sold at S3.5oaf3.s5 for the poorest
to best chiefly al t4pclf4ao. rams going
a s235d5.J9: yearlings, sisSeI5.29. lambs.
81 sealF -.
ipts-Cat;le. 80. hogs. 1900, sheep,
x
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WHY HE CHANGED HIS WORT,
Syracuse Republican Aide rmnn Su
ports n Democrat.

\ case somewhat resembling that of Al
semhlyman and Mrs Griffith at Colunbu
o, has developed in the councilmatkl cot
test in Syracuse. n. y. To-day Mrs. Cial
ence +. Rice. wife of the Republican \
derman of the Sixth ward. announced ihl
her husband would no longer continue vii
the Republicans in the fight for n ntrI
of the common council. but would vote n
Democratic candidates for city officers.
Mrs. Rice said. The RepubliSN nj
chine has made an entirely uncsned-for al
tack on me. Alderman Hin. one OF. n
leaders, in an interview yesterday. kfat@
that through my influence my huSharj
voted for Alderman Matty. thus coupllij
my name with that of Mr.. Ma;ty Wild
my husband saw the interview he LEN II
me how II should he answered. My answl
is that Mr.. Rice shall vote for the De-
cratic candidate for city treasurer.
think / can thus strike a blow at the S
chine that il VIII feel
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" sIER FRONT NOTES.

The steamer city % rueA,s arrived AZ 5
O'Clock Yesterday nsc~ySin9. & Ter "a Tuagh
voyage fTosG san Francisco Some =. pas
Seug@fS sefe aboard most of ws2orn arr
taEfr an csne with
Cut es1fts and vs. purchase from Seattle
uss rs haGfs
The steamer Santa cruz arrived early
yesterday morning sVom SksgwSy Sae
brought ra tate news from the <crth Aax-
bsta - &0cg time Oh the G0~G Trip
None - e s..- Down
mere kscn4skers
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RESOLUTION NO IA 80 PROPOSED
Amendment Ne S-A resolution and
proposition 10 amend section l 81 Art
Gle VIII of the CITY Charter and for the
submission x ssscA proposed amendment
10 iAe qualified voters 81 the city az tho
next general election
fse Il received - he city Council CT The
city - Seattle.
ThSt sccsgon 2 81 Article VIII. Of the
city Charter 81 TIE city - Sass tie be
amended sa as 10 rcAd aS feiiows.
Section J There shall be- ard il acre
~ created board ~ pAclic works, which
rhaA consist ~ three members. to-wits ll
the clty engineer w1e sHan he chairman
az tlte tdSFU aNs Rhc shah receive 4 sal
AIRY - shfee Thousand dollars ger uuHuna.
Nhtca sna8 constitute h}s compensation
a. HatiDs.vr - SAID hoard and A> Cts
tls ''Sef. t-i fhv sunettntt s3ent 80 streets,
sewers ard raEA~ asa 80 the ssFsc riut.na-
eet Or hSatsng sHt water WORKS The
sAfrftn tt0tvHt ot streets. sgWrrs sud
PARKS and ffe Sus-Nft ntfYaeut ~ ttE0asex
ana ~Atct works shall fereiVe sues rbg3-
rrsNaftan fnr tNf.F services as GN@ralfers
~ ~Nsh Beard a. tae Counci shah ~
Ordinance pfoH5t
Aad ae Il further received ;has tht faye-
EN-bs f}ut1sta amendment - ana the
kAfme IS heTyAN submitted IN fhc 4aa lsfses
voters * Ear N.ts 81 Seattle faF tasty raft
HtAfiRn az rejection a. teg HeNt EesseTAI
siecstea g. ov htii Asrea ssA fSS
Passed The t{v Coau~si CHE an EAy -
stssfen - s4taen -tcalion Il t<s rs ss>ske
tsis @fs GAs es January, tNsN
, T. C&ItHTo<
PRESIDENT 81 the L'sy scaue;l
Filled L. gre tAls 5th 6aY ~ fsuuasN fssS
WILL II PARRY.
C.S Co1a'na an3 Ex-oa.oto csO
Date o. frst oat.t,atles fsnuar, "a -
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isreadstuMx.
THE WOOL MARKETS.


LONDON. Feb. fs.-There was 80
inquiry for wool during the week. a
the home trade and continent Secur
parcels at unchanged rates. The arfv,
OF wool TO date TOR the next series cfal
lions number iiI.i1o bales. including
eco forwarded direct. The imports duri
the week were: Melbourne. I.S,i, o4eel
land, l.S92. South Australia, 400; Nex Il,
land 6,ea: Cape Of Good Hope and Nat
S.eeD. Elsewhere, S.ll0 bales.
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OIra mn.

OMAHA Feb Receipts goa
Market slow, steady. Live beef steers
& sat ~. westerns. g. sezf4f9; Texas
steers s.. Gslg3 -: COWS and heifers Usat
$50. stockers and feeders. $3.51e1t 20:
calves A1yusel: bulls. stays etc. s..elaE
sN
Hogs eceip1s fga. market Sc higher
Heavy sss5i~43 - mixed. g. s9lf3. s21z :
nRh, 81 soegz s11s bulk Of sales - vs1f5 =
sheep-R Receipts 300. market strong
Fair 70 choice natives. x3s5lsf.55, fair to
choice westerns s. ssfls 20: common and
stock sheep go z.sa. lambs. 81. Jys4 30.
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THE CITY OF sEATTLE-City Treas
urrrs Notice.
Notiee Is hereby given that the third an
nuai insiaiirnent OF local Improvement
district Ne - fer the Improvement OF
Temperance Street. Ia the City OF Seattle.
from bradley Street North TO Ninth
Street under the provisions OF ordinance
No. 15si which provides for the Improve
ment OF said street ~ grading the same
and constructing sidewalks on both SIDES
thereof and providing for the payrrent
therefor In installments ard establishing
II fund for such payment by the levytng
and collection of special assessments upon
the property benefited by the improve
neni. and providing for The issuance OF
bonds authorizes BY an act ~ the Leg
islature Of the State Of Washington APP
proved March eth iSs2. and under the pro
visions Of ordinance No. $50. approved
May 7th 1884 amended by ordinance
No, $40, approved July nth. 1894 has
been duly certified "a me fer collection
and the respective sums therein charged
and levied against each parcel and Tot %
land and par, thereof. tn said district
IN payment q such instailment remains
unpaid. and The same, including the inter
eel on the whole amount charged must
March. lS9S. Unless payment DC made
on such tBStaEmgnt on or hsfore
same shah become delinquent and
shall bear interest at the rate Of uine per
cent. per annum uutf paid and II not
paid before said time, a penalty OF five %
- A'faA- "tssttt ~ 4AtFzl4 &tfA Aff SUMS We
iinauent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll tor the current year against each
loi and parcel Of land and part thereof.
20 sf@e san b. saa MI a,sT, .s sna
together with such additional charges or
penalties az are authorized To Dc charged
and collected en other delinquent taxes.
and each lot or parcel 81 land ~o deiin-
eUent shall he sold Tor tire amount ~ such
assessment. with interest. penalty ana
costs, In the manner provided nv law
GEORGE r MEACtfAM
City Treasurer OF the CITY 81 Seattle.
Date OF tst publication. Feb 5. issS-
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wheat-s@-

W iitStk-S---
ton. S2lG22
Corn-W hole. s2i.5o: cracked. So: feed
Iu~.s.. pe- ton. 50
Rye--W hole. s3Sa2t pa ton: -four s.. 70
per Dbl; go per sdle. rye meal. $50 per
biol. s. per bale.
Feed Uonoing)-Chooped feed, SIGN per
ION. OF. cake meal. SSi per ton, shorts. SiSft
20, bran Sl64fl.
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prices. Americans were well aooy
parity, professional support being Wei
Gold was easter at IS laaed. There "
further sharp rise in Uruguay secu !,
Money WAS easter.
LONDON. Feb ls.-Monny ~
with no certain Indications OF easine
the near future. ON he stock exc
business last week was fair. The I
OF the Calrv>e negotiations LED tss 1
CORY cf r in penny census, and
ratsways ,~Ygrienced an aH-rouu. ri
m = sumption, Of WORK by Vhe enSSx 4
In foreign bonds there was generai
provcnen, Greek bonds went y +
higher on the International suaraliis,
the new loan. and Chinese and JaES
bcyls.S were also bought. nited st
beaSs were buoyant. Norfois> X Yves
railway shares improved IA points. NJ
son. Topeka Il Santa Re aoidslmeps
New York X Lake Erie Western asaFlg
. Denver 4 Rio Grande preferred -
New York Lake Shore * - sefN
L.. Missouri Kansas & Texas SO
drci.fesi 90 points. and thee were 0
nsiaog movements.
ureadstuffx.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. Is.--Close: Whs
Spot strong: MOI req Northern Ssr
SIS I'd.
Corr-Spot firm; American mixed. n
inal, IS sid: do Old. IS IA: March. IS
Fiour-S,. Louis fancy winter, hSn
Cd.
Hops at London-Pacisic coast. flrm
fl l5S&iv It's. =
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NOTICE To c-oNrgAt~roRs-F Az
s11e Improvements.
Natsce Is serrhs ssxen Eaat sealed pre-
fes@ MIS- - f~-rifts ny tiie anlsEsi ei
Secretary % tae ftaars ~ ssgaa.- We A.
~ f&e ts1s et Seattle Be- ta sClnsS u N
SATURDAY. EeasaAry a.. -. soE he IA.
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CITY NOTICES.

ssssnent represented by such bonds. with
o. gscflzy - one exer another. 10 the ex-
tent only. however, Of the several assess
merits made and not rede med from az Alnst
the several lots and Earcsts Of land In he
ass.ssn.srt district
Subdivision Z. No holder Of any e1cn
bond shall have any calm whatever there
for against TIE CRY IN any event. except
e re-. ~. .ae eslt as .ayg-T sa.aae
c4ai assessments levied for the payment
thereof. Dif the remedy OF every such hold
e. saai e case Of ron pa fnent, oe con
fined to the enforcement OF such asses
meni. a copy or this subdivision shall be
plainly written. printed or engraved on
tie face Of each bond 30 issued
pay ths interest or the bonds hereby au-
taorizeG TO y issued out OF the respective
local Improvement funds upon which they
are payable. and shall whenever there
shall be sufficient money In suca funds call
IT. ard pay tnerefroFn the principal OF such
bonds or any 81 tSIs m. Said bonds shall Da
called in and paid IA numerical order
stf division 3 Whenever the city naS
heretofore issued bonds for the purpose Of
prov ments. or has sold such bonds and
paid such cost and expense from the pro-
eeeds thereof. TIE city may. Win the con-
sent OF the aoidera Of sucn bonds. ex-
ylded herein.
''susdiYlsi0n 10 In case any assessment
has been heretofore levied 20 paw tae COS;
ara expense Of any saCai tmDrOf e.Eeat.
whlch IL payable in insssllments under the
RiOs41lDEr bt HIlt u F48SfAtf OF
ordinances Of the city the same may he
paid ard coli cited and Fne property
charged thereby mag be redeemed from
haNtbEy thereon Ia the manner provided
herein
fstaf fAs fore
going proposed amendment DC and the
same II merely submitted 20 the qualified
voters Of fhs City u Seattle for their rat
ihcatinn or rejection az ..se next general
election. 90 be held March stb. fs2s.
Passed the city council the tth day OF
January. fSas and signsd By ne IN open
- ssion IN naturalization Of Its passage
this stn day 81 January fSe~
TfoS. NAVIS.
President PRO TEN ffV Council.
Flied BY me this attn dAy of January. 1883
WILL II, PARRY.
City Comptroller and Ex-0ricio City
Clerk
Date OF first publication January q. 1855
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Tickets "a Steamer AE3aHce. sails Tues
aav. February * Few is,s Apply Al
oacv \ CfiIt.BERG
SeaaasnsvtAn American Bank Ri&S.
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MARINE MEMS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Fcb 1&-Asrsvel-- Str
Empire frem Cpas hsy. slr Gaelic from
HonEEorE Yokohama and soncHssl ~chr
Rehsrt i Nsrs. from Honalu4g hktn Mary
" nkei1asD from hshaluA. str willamette
fsaG Seattle
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FOREIGN MARK ETS.


NEW YORK. Feb Iz-The Evening
Posts London financial cabiegFam says;
The stock marHefs here were feature
less today except Tor further S-Ss In
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Feb. i2-Wheat-Quiet but
strong; No. l club. 49, Ne. / bluestem
I1Iac -
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-No. l club. 7ilac: No. l bluestem
.,,isc; milling wheat. No. club. lie. No.
olueS;em, &c.
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We are nov prepare: to 60 corr POS. 10.
go ne srs.s ANY measure. ir Scaaareil
aiasen BREWER ans LenG Primer saaA
taeucn guaranteed Call 81 address, Poss.
az ss.iISe2s e., eeasgsA
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS..
Wool and Hops.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb la-Wool-
Spring, Nevada, IIlSc: oregon. 12aiic;
fall. Southern Coast lambs, 1usc; San
Joaquin lambs. 1msc; Northern lambs.
UUl2c; mountain lambs, l0nltc, San Joa-
quin plains. sMsc; Humboldt and Mendo-
emo. l4ul5c.
Hops-Oid crop nominal; new, l2i2ul6c
Produce. Fruits. Etc.
Vegetables-Siverski onions, xa6on2.so;
peas, loc, string beans. l5c per lb.; to-
mntoes, SOC per BOX: okra, l5c asparagus.
l5atZoc; egg plant, lsdIoc; Chill green pep
pers. SUd+uc. mushrooms. 1ZIaMl5c.
Fruits-oranGes-N Naval, .5Gd4Sl. %: Mex
lean lines, re-pack, x6.0et65o: common
California lemons. 15cQ{l.2a. choice Calf
fornia lemons. sl.59QIi..5. banana, Sl-Jtr
dozen; apples. common, loN5oc, choice,
81 %, cranberries. sfns.
Butter-Fancy creamery, 2bc do sec
onds. 24025c: fancy dairy. BE; do
onds. 21M22c.
Cheese-new. lolaallc: old saloc: Cali
fornia cream cheddar. ieG1ic; Young
America llali2c: Eastern f26l3c
Poultry-Turkey gobb.ers ilul2c per
ID: turkey hens. 1idi2c: old ROSTERS
S3s0Ii.5o; young ROSTERS, 81. 5Da5.N;
small brolers. 50. 50lft50: large broiiers
$5.oon5.5o; fryers Sapeu5.5e hens, x3.UpT
400; old ducks, $3.5cali50.. young ducks,
A.5oal6.oo: geese N.25ul.yo pair; gosIings
N.1542 80; old pigeons. sLeo. young pig
Exchange.
London, 60 days. ISIS London. sight fssls
Financial.
Silver bars 49,. SOS Drafts-Sight e. %
Mex. dolls .i6' 4Gi7 | Telegraph :. :. 22hs
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'-i< aft<<s 3 80 N~sNS
urer's Notice
Notice i hereby given that the third an
nuai installrent Of local Improvement dis
triet No s. for the Improvement OF Kill
bourne Avenue and George Street. In the
City Of Seattle from the east line Of Vic
tory Street formerly known az Section
Street. 10 the Seattle. Lake Shore AZ East
ern right-of-way. In Rsgley's addition
under the provisions Of ordinance No 35i5.
which provides for the Improvement OF
said street by grading and panklng the
same and constructing sidewalks en- both
sides thereof. with parking strips between
sidewalks and property lines. and provid-
Ing for the payment therefor In INSTALL
menfs ard establishing a fund for such
payment by the ievytng and collection of
special assessments upon the property
benefited By the Improvement. and provid
Ing for the issuance OF bonds az author
lied by an act OF the iegisls ture OF the
State ~ Washington. approved March 9th.
1s33. and under the provisions OF ordinance
No. s3i9. approved May nh. is3i. as amend
I'd by ordinance No 3i4o. approved July
18th. 1884. has been duly certified TO me for
collection and the respective sums therein
Evsry voter electing to vote AZ said elec-'
charged and levied against each parcel
and lot of land. and part thereof. In said
district. In payment OF such lnstaiIment
remains unpaid and the same, Including
the interest on the whole amount charged.
must be paid on or before the seventh day
of March. 1873. Unless payment be made
on such instalnaent on or before The Sew
enth day of March. fssN. the same shall
become delinquent. and shall bear interest
at the rate OF nine per cent per annum
until paid. and II not paid before said
time. penalty Of FIVE go per cent shall
be added. ard the sums delinquent shall
be entered on the annual tax roll for the
current year against each loi and parcel
Of land and part thereof. so delinquent.
and with the interest and penalty shall
he collected as other taxes. together with
such additional charges or penalties are
authorized 10 be charged and collected on
other delinquent taxes. and each lot
parcel OF land so delinquent shall be sold
for the amount Of such assessment. with
Interest. penalty and costs. In the manner
provided by law
GEORGE r MEACHAN
City Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle
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VESSELS ON PUGET SOUND.
Loading port. Cargo.

ns care @ IN the @ waters 0
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IARKET and TRADE REVIEW.
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Saturday being a legal holiday all the
anks and large wholesale houses We're
.losed. al least TO outward appearances.
nd in consequence the commission men
were not very active in business way.
The market is we'll supplied with poultry
Il all kinds. live and dressed. and is NOV
ag slow. Eggs are quite plentiful ard
rices still stand at l9I2ii1c.
In butter there is no change. Washing
on creamery has the call for first place
over Eastern productions.
There were several offerings OF potatoes
ast Saturday. which. IL continued today,
nay weaken the potato market.
Fancy apples are moving fairly WELL
Hay and oats continue very finn.
ereals--FirmSr.
Butter-Firm.
EggS-Steady.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL
BANK OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In s5,x 100
surplus ....... $50. ............ S. M
Iacoo fnrth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS President
T. l. Neuieider ......-....-.NfCe President
X. V. Ankeny ............,...........Ca shier
Correspondence in all the principal cities
IN the United States and Europe.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental Block. Seattle. Wash.

Occidental Block. Seattle. Wash.
Capital ...... $1,000. ............... 500 600
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
Jacob Furth .......... president
Arthur A. Denny ...... Vice President
John Leary $3.50. Second Vice President
James X. Hayden. Manager Cash'r. Sec'y
Frank ]. Biodgeit ........ Assistant Cashier
Sigmund Schwabacher, John Collins,
T.. G. Neufelder. J. T. Greenleaf
Transacts savings bank business ex-
clusiveiy.
Deposits received from 81 10 $1,000
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 coisaterals only.
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KLoSDIK ERs-Ask FOR the Rsis1
Self Raising Pancake Flour and Hes1
Foods tombstone & Speer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-14

Sight exchange and teiegraphIc 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 vaiuabies re-
ceiyed on deposit for safe keeping.