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snnremn Court Decisions.

Olympia. Aug. 5.-Speciai:-o ~
tho following cases have been filed by
tho supreme court.
Louise NJ Thomas. respondent, vs.
Grand Lodge OF the Ancient Order OF
United Workmen. appellant. Pierce coun~
~. reversed This was the case where
IN the lodge refused 10 pay ceFtaiu
bc,etit on tho ground that certain mis-
REPRESENTATIONS were made by the npnJt~
cant for membership. which WAS sns"
tanned by the lower court.
Guarantee Loan and Trust Company
respondent. VS.. Milas Gallagher. appsis
liant, Thurston county; affirmed.
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Tacoma Marine News.

Tacoma. Aug. 5-Special-The new
schooner Nokomis, recently launched from
Halls ship yard. Port Blakeley. viii be
here Wednesday 10 load lumber at the ST.
Paul and Tacoma mill for San Pedro.
The bark Margaret, loading lumber at
the St. Paul and Tacoma mill. will be
ready for sea In few days. She Will
carry her cargo 10 Port Prize, Australia.
The steam collier Mackinaw is in port.
and is loading coal at the bunkers today.
She will sail for San Francisco tomorrow.
Steamship Evandale sails for Japan and
China at daylight tomorrow. She takes
400 tons OF freight.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS STEAMER LY-
Ola THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mail. leaves city
dock foot OF Main street, Monday, Wed
reSiay and Friday al A m. for lort
Townsend. San Juan Islands ana New
Whatcom.
TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is
North Roune-Leave Seattle 200 a. m
leave Port Townsend 200 a m: leave
Friday Harbor II 80 a m. leave Roc he
Harbor 1880 p. m: arrive New Whateosn
$500 p. m 80
South Round-Lcave New Whatco-n 400
n m: leave Roche Harbor 800 a. IN.
leave Friday Harbor 1000 a IA; leave
Port Townsend 400 p. m: arrive Seattle
Ts+5 ?. NJ.
r. Thompson. managing owner.
Lilly. Boyardus s. Co. agents. Ci;y dock
Phone S7a
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wnshinntnn Pensions.

washington City. Aug Special.
Original pensions have been granted IN
the state OF Washington 20 Albert H.
Barry, Puyallup. Pierce county: Peter D.
Prochet Skamokawa. Wahkiakum coun-
": John Thayer, Elgin, Pierce county:
John L. Pence, Colfax: Robert G.. Deathe.
Centralia John n. Conger, or Tacoma.
has been allowed an increase in his PEN
sion, and the pension OF Samuel Whitney,
of Everett, has been reduced.
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Bonds were quiet. but firm generally.
with sales Of si.sss, go
Government hens5s-Firm
State eon6s-Dtsll
Railroad bon6s-Duil.
Financial.
Money on call-Easv at per cent: last
loan. per cent Prime mercantile paper,
Ss7&i~ per cent.
Sterling exchauge-Stesdy. with actual
business In bankers bills az siss s.s7s
for demand, and - Ni4S5s ssas for sixty
days. Posted rates. 81 SEA- % and s4-se.s
@4Si.
Commercial BLISS So.
Silver certifcafes-esAsE Jesse.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
pILLER HOTEL.

DILLER HOTEL.
l. SheT wood, Wisconsin.
w g Dowd. Lowell.
II. Friday. East Seattle
George morrill,. Boston,.
Hunter Merinweather. Louisvfne.
Miss Minnie Munster, san franciscc~
Morsasn Mo s,.as - bla ssok 1 pinrnond
r. S. Thorpe aud wife. Rock Island.
Mrs. Thorp. Rock Island
T. ~ Sill Coupevilie-
Miss Anita Smith. Tacoma.
r. NJ Crow. anohomisn;
r. ). German, New Whatcom.
+ ID. Fosnaugh, Northup.
!. II Ryan and wife. Cherry Valley.
A. Stohr. Larysyille.
" e. Armstrong, Tolt
MIS- 4 Johnson, Fdmonds-
~ < Suffer aud wife Mount vernon
II NJ Duggan. TtsaladY.
Mrs. r. u. Jones, Fsirhavsn-
Mrs o. Byrnes, Fairhaven. ~
Charles v Sheldon. washington CITY ,ty.
Louis r gresesT,s ,. H s..oe,gb WE
cant F. Duffy. Mercer Slough.
James 4. Izstt Oak Harbor.
j. f. Rankin. South Park.
HOTEL BUTLER
u II McMair. sitka, Alaska.
William Phillipson, Sitka. AiaskA
A a Arnes, Boston.
r. n. Elliot. kentucky.
r A. Searles and wife. Wasning'on
\ II. carlsrua. Spokane
Harry AasteTs0n, Gle EiurH.
Miss lois Brain. Cie-Elum.
q - Dow South Norwalk. Conn.
q. n. Levy, San francisco
s NJ Long. Lincoln. Neb-
T. @ Goldsmith. ST Paul
a a Bailey Pomona. Cal.
u E PfgRs. WhatcoTn.
e NJ Hoton. Yakima.
Albert Ktinsch Fnith and wife. Montanss
4 "a Bailey. Los Angeles.
y o. FIurd Elaalgo city.
n Klinschmith. Montana.
y s NarhurR, Port Gamble.
II r.. NcRsavy, Union Gltya
w II. 6so8riy. Spokane
T. r. Jansen. Tacoma.
NJ a. Craig, Chicago.
George Stenaer, Portiani-
T. ". cFaIthers Portland
Miss NJ T.. HeUernan. BROOKLYN ~. rs
Y J. Smith and wife. 81. LOUIS
Miss smith 50. Louis.
John Rosenfeld. San Francisco
= & + Marbh. los Angeles.
n ". Ffof man. New York.
a L. prevort ard family. Portland.
n II simpson. ShuiIsburg. Wis.
a p Burts HoodspcFf.
Holm kargleT and wlfe, Streator. H.
q ID Bush Tacoma.
IT EaHders. Springfield.
samuel NJ DOfsins. NaHaimo. p. G.
----------------------------
.sPet Cigsrettes-''
Tn. old fayorifes can now be found In
every cigar store.
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Attention SIR knights.

7-,s twenfy-slxth triennisl coneiars
c-sns rncAmprnent OF the United States.
,TilI be held ia Boston. August 15th . 10Th.
'. ~ a. exnarted that more than 500 swords
I-si - IA in lire. and Boston IL preparing 10
80 me Knights a royal welcome. TIE
60. hUresferr nne has made rate Of enc
oN14,-.fs.s fare for round trip. Tickets on
sals August Isth 10 2fth.
r. ". PARKER.
puget Sound Agent. COL Front street. se-
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The Largest and Compietest,
Orting Oracle

The Seattle Post-Intelliseneer in last
Sundays edition presented 20 the public
p complete description OF the great canal
TO connect Lake Washington with the wa
,ern OF tho Pacific. The historical and de-
ycriptive niatteF. cuts. illustrations, etc.
all show the enterprise OF the managers
OF this the largest and completest daily OF
the NorfhweEf. .. y
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Omaha. Aug. S--Catfle-A shade lower:
Western steers So seal4. -: Gamers. 81. sss
: -: stoeksrs and feeders. stronger, s. Sass
ale: calves. S7sa74.5e
Sheep-Ten cents lower: fair 20 choice
Westerns. s. sN5sso; common and stock
sheep. 81. 5Sss7: lambs. Sl5
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
County. State OF Misunderstanding
IL DIVER vs.. Patrick V. Dryer ct al.
No. HE.
debts OF firm of II. V. Dwyer e. Bros.
Public notice IL hereby given that, by
virtue and In pursuance of an order OF the
above-named court made and entered in
the abovc-ontitied cause on August 3, 1885,
the undersigned. as receiver in said cause
OF the assets Of the late firm of =. v.
70 said cause. viii self at public auction 20
the highest bidder for cash, absolutely
and without reserve. and without guar
snhts sold or their collectibility' on satar,
DAY August 10. 1895. at ten o'clock I'm the
forenoon. at tho westerly front door OF
the courthouse in the city OF Seattle, In
said King county, all those certain debts
appearing by the books OF account OF said
late firm of l.. V. Dwyer & Bros. TO be due
20 said firm from sundry parties. upon
open accounts. promissory notes, judy
ments or other evidences of debt. the re-
spective amounts of which several debts,
Is they appear on the books or account OF
eaid firm. together with the names OF the
respective parties who appear TO be owing
the same. are SET forth In schedule
which Is annexed 10 and made a part OF
the aforesaid order entered I'm the above
entitled cause as aforesaid, and now on
fie therein. together with the books OF
account of said firm and the other evil
aences of said debts ia the possession OF
the undersigned as such receiver. a Ger
tlned copy OF the aforesaid order can he
examined by any persons DESTROYS of as
certaining the names and amounts OF tho
apparent debts TO be sold. at the Office OF
the undersigned as such receiver. room
No. Roxwell building. Seattle, Washing
ton, between the hours of 10 and 10 o'clock
IN the forenoon on any day Sunday ex-
cspted) prior TO the day of sale above
specified.
Dated August 3. 1855,
ANDREW KNOX,
Receiver OF the late firm OF +. V. Dwyer
& Bros.
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Great Northern paiatial steamers North
vest and Northland leave Duluth every
Monday and Friday. touching at sauit
So Marie. Nackinac. Detroit. Cleveland
a,s pu~alo Be sure TO get reservations
On these magnificent steamers. at el2 Front
street.
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sEAGTT RIVER PoTTE-wEEKLY
TIME CARD.
STEAMER CITY or CHAMPAIGN
Leaves City d0ck Seattle. foot OF Main
ard Jackson ssreezs-4ugust 5. al 70 a.
m August = ~ ~ a. m. Aug
ust O. at II a. n. Leaves Mou2r Vernon
August s. a. 2. m. August s. At p IN.
August Il. az p n
EVERETT AND sSoHONISH RIVER
ROUTE
St>aner Clan Mcdonald leaves City
dock. daily except Saturday, At ID
o. m, fer Richmond. Edr1ords. Msakiisec,
Aoxher Everett Ma-ysvf-fe. East Everett.
Lowell ard Sznhorssh connsc ing a. Sno-
ho-ssh wfeN boats sor Cherry Valley.
Tolt ard al Up river points. Returning.
leaves Enchontgh s g. n daily, except
Ing SUNDAY,
Lilly, BOG aRDr-s 4 co. IRE.
Owners ard ManagerA
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


Liverpool Aug. 5-The cotton grain ard
produce exchanges are closed today.
London, Aug. To-day is a holiday On
the stock exchange
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The August trade in hay grain and feed
has started much better than that OF last
month. and dealers in those particular
lines are Of the opinion that they will con-
duct good business from now on. The
hay war continues without abatement
among local dealers. the only visible
change being an attempt to get the buy
ing prices down to where no money will
be lost. For this purpose the merchants
have, in some cases, resorted 10 buying OF
each other when possible. The price re-
mains at SIS ton for the best new crop.
The Alaska steamer which sails today
has already reduced the supplies of fruit.
vegetables, poultry, butter and eggs TO a
minimum. An unusually large shipment
is 10 be made, and has a very good effect,
beside placing large amounts OF cash d.
rectly into the hands of the producers.
Very large apples are TO be had at 81. 10
a box, and the price for others ranges
as low as 75c The market in apples is
weak. Bartlett pears are selling nicely at
sl.1o. Few plums are in the market, except
peach plums, which sell at 4o95oc. Prunes
are quite scarce. and are quoted at 75c for
fancy stock. Yakima peaches of the Hale's
early variety are quoted at 6oc. Not hav-
ing been wrapped. those in the market
yesterday had been slightly bruised in
handling. Crawfords show signs of tenn
porary scarcity. They are firm at e5fI75c.
Blackberries bring 75qsoc. Raspberries
are strong at 9oc9s1.
Tomatoes are scarce at 75c6S1. Green
corn sold better yesterday and the receipts
were light. The price is steady at loo a
dozen. A car OF melons. canteloupes and
sweet potatoes is due today The last
named will sell at 2i5c. Hothouse cucum-
bers are down TO zoe dozen. and for 9TH
ers there is practically no sale. Garlic is
quoted at 4izc.
AS anticipated Saturday. butter has adj
vanced TO ooc a pound in bricks. and tub
butter is held at 19c. Eggs are firm at IA
Gl5c for fresh ranch and 12dlic for East
ern Washington.
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SOLD Dominion Cigarettes
uave come TO stay.

Two Cents Postage on the Canal issue.
Those who intend mailing the canal
ss~t,e" OF the Post-Intelligencer 20 friends
in the East should remember that u re-
,s,frez a-cent postage IL they fail IN
ssfix enough stamps. the paper may not
reach SIS destination.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Aug. 5.-Wheat-yalley, coc
Walla Walla, 47c per bushel.
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HOOD CANAL.
STEAMER CHEHAl.IS

Leaves Gaines dock. foot OF Spring street,
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and Saturdays al ]
a m Rssuruin< alternate days. leaves
rTrIon City ss%s a. n. Kingston, soc. Port
Gamble &c. Union City. 81.
s JACKSON. Master.
Tsf@phove -rS
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Receipts-csttle. 1850: calves, SO: hogs,
Z. zoo, sheep. ls.eea
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH

PONY OKtHAFkU AND PN1KT WASH~
INGTON ROUTE.
Steamer A. r. Robinson. carrying u, g
mail. leaves City dock. foot OF Main ST.
at $50 a. mr. arrives at sidney al 1913 a.
m: arrives az Silveriale az IL M Leaves
Sllverdaie AZ 1e:15 p nj: leaves Sidney on
return at y. m, Fare 10 Port Orchard
points, &c. Daily except Sundays f.
n. Robinson. master. Lilly. Bogardus a
Co, agents. Telephone Ss3. Steamer open
for charter on Sunday.
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San Francisco, Aug. 5.-Flour-Family
extras. s3.35Q3.i5; bakers extras. $31J9
S.25: superfine, s.. 25d2.e0.
Wheat-No. ] shipping. 9S4c and CSC
for choice: milling, s1alo2is.
Barley-Feed. fair to good. 6il.c: choice,
s2iac; brewing. 70Gt76t.c.
Oats-AIilling, 95c1sl: surprise. s1Gi.10:
fancy feed. 97iscqN; good to choice. $50
9oc: poor to fair, 15GSoc.
Receipts-Flour. 600 quarter sacks;
Oregon. $500; Washington. 1000; wheat
l0i,oo centals: barley, 1900; oats. $500:
Washington. 5000; corn, 375: beans. sacks
2.0o0: potatoes. 1000; onions. $50; bran.
2,7s5: Oregon. 1910; middlings. So Oregon,
$500; ground screenings. IL: hay, tons,
1900: straw, tons. Il: mustard, sacks. 81:
wool. bales, Is; Washington, 40; quieksil-
YER TASKS. s.; hides, number. 4o7 wine.
gallons. $500
Produce. o
Green apples. 25G40c: red apples. neg
Is; raspberries. ss.50Q5; common straw
berries. s.. 25US.So.
Green corn, s5cdsi a sack: green peas.
2q2isc: string beans. liaG2isc.
wild ducks. s2Gi. young rooster.. $500
$50; flyers, si5oG5; large roosters. s3as.5 80
Eastern cheese-liG12izc; fancy mild.
new. 1zG6c.
Onions, 5oai5c.
zoe.
Potatoes-Early Rose, 4od5Oc: river Bur-
banks. a0f15oc.
Butter-Creamery. 15GI7c; seconds. 131
l5l5c: fancy dairy. 1aqi5c; seconds, 11GiSc.
Closing Quotations
whest-Steady; December. sio49s; May.
$1l3s.
Rarley-No trading.
Corn-si12ls.
Bran-Si3.
Wool and Hops.
Wooi-Spring, years fleece. San Joa-
quin. per pound. easisc. six to eight
months. do. e0Sc: six to eight months
Calaveras and foothiI. free. SG3l0c: do,
defective, 6fSc: northern, good to choice,
I2TfStsc: do. defective. SIi0c Nevada.
spring. light and choice. S91ic; heavy.
eGSc.
Hops-456c per pound.
Financial.
Silver Bars. .ssss ssesi2 ORA fts-S.ght ....si.
Mex. Dolls. .53i4Es54 Telegraph .......5
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-, UNCOVER ROUTE-A TRIP
ThE THRoUGH THE ISLANDS.
-..- I'topia. ]. A. O'Brien. Master.
Leaves n m, Mondays and Thurs
ieTs " SpSrt townsend Anaeortes. Fair
GAYS New whatcorn. Blaine ard Friday
HsrooF' =, following DAY.
eoUNst :, tslaine. s.. fare % Vancouver. 81
ISre es,S-thar information apply 10 Yes
,S-.s wharf.
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Have always been the favorits among the
better class OF smokers.
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Total Sales.
Total sales of stocks today were 13s. o0f
shares, including: Sugar. q. 900: Atchison.
400: Burlington. 1880; Chicago Gas. q,
500: Distilling, $500: Erie, 100: Louisville,
$500: Missouri Pacific. 600: Reading. 800:
Rock Island. GOO; ST. Paul. 1850.
Flour.
Fiour-Receipts, 5000 barrels: exports,
$500; sales. 10000 packages.
Wheat.
wheat-Receipts. 172.0o bushels: ex-
ports. $4,000 bushels: sales, s.670. 900 bushels
spot. Spot. irregular: No. .. red elevator.
Tstka73ssc; afioat. 75isG7Shc: delivered.
75&c: No. ]. hard. 765sc Options closed
nervous at 1G1Lc advar &c. September. 20
6741sc. closed 7sisc: De der, 7ii. 4T5l.c.
closed 15c.
Wool-Firm.
Metals.
Pig iron-Northern, sl2ff4.
Copper-Firm: exchange price, ST.
Lead-Steady; exchange price. s3.35.
Tin-Firmer: Straits. sl425; plates.
steady.
Spelter-Firni: ss.97s.
Coffee.
Coffee-Options closed quiet at net I'M
changed to per cent decline; October,
s15. 40: November. si5.25II5. 50: December.
SIS. 2o415.25. Spot Rio. quiet. Mild. steady.
Sugar.
Sugar-Raw, firm; refined. firm.
Petroleum.
Petroleum-Steady; closed, SIS bid.
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OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
$4,000 :
Arthur A. Vice President
John Leary Second Vice President
James II. Hayden. .Man'gr. ,Cash'r, Secy
Sigmund Schwabacher. John Collins.
i. c. Neufelder, +. w. Wilmans
Transacts a saving bank business ex-
claSlveiy
Deposits received from 81 10 SO, 900.
Interest allowed per annum- SIX per
cent or term deposits, per cent. on or
iinary deposits.
Dividends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterals only.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
srRs. GARLAND AND EvANGEI.

Seattle and Townsen6-Seah Bay Route.
cfearaer Garland leaves Tesler dock Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays al l2:ti
q u, for Port Townsend. Port Williams,
T,syaxereex Port Angeles. Port Crescent,
T.eefTzt,urg Pysks. Cizllzrn Bay and Neah
Eay. returning. arrives Seattle go p. m.
Or opposite GAYS. Steamer Ev2ngo leaves
yeS;e- dock for Port Angeles and Nfctc-
"a Mos,days Wednesdays and Fridays At
So .. m. arrives Seattle alternate days
q n
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..Plnasore'' tonight. Madison park,
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..,-vnpT~r AND SNOHNFoTSH ROUTE.
EN h-3NA-A STEAMER MABEL
.-artrsl wharf daily az 80 ?. n.
lesNes wssnesday and sunday nights.
eNceRS a, Fduiooas. Eve-ett. Nsrysyille,
Sal..sn ard snchom-sh- rieSErHlng leave
Lowe a. Sa N. except Monday and
S1oaoSsx ccnneos! a. Snoao-asSa With
np rssss GEORGE J. WILEY. Agent
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,Yv, Alaska STEAMSHIP co.'s
Af STEAMER WIkLAPA
CapIain GEORGE Roberts.
.,,,> SsSrfie for Alaska August Il
Is 80. - Is DAYS thereafter.
sIs ,S freight and passseD e, e. rae. Apply 20
Srnwabacher Do,k- Tel ~
,,c Y. PEABODY. General Manager.
seattle
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VICTORIA ROUTE.

VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMER RoSALIE.
.,,.,.,, Sock. leaves for Victoria and
Afl lhss, so-H-nSend daily except Sunday. a;
noIet = m. returning. leaves Nlctoris .
~ steamer Itaho. leaves Cor Port
ToNnss"a m; Sunday. direct. az 3
schaSs' returning direct. leaves Port
as-,,lII1 rs a; ,. m Telephone 10
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Tickets may be obtained at the Office of
che company az Ocean dock Seattle.
GOODAIL. PERKINS 4 co.
General Agents, San Francisco
IF TROWBRIDGE, Act. y. s. Supt,
Seattle
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FLY ON THE FLYER"

TIME CARD.
Leave Sesttie-7:s5. Il rs a m; 2:t5. e;la
?. m. Leave Tacoma-9:so - m. loo 40.
800 2. m.
Sundays
Leave Seattle-7:oa A. m. 1900, 500 p. n.
Leave Tacoma-s:9o g. m, 49, 7:So p: m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf Ia
coma, and Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
lon street. Seattle
Sundays. excursion rates on steamer
FGeetwo fare zoe.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

FORECAST FOR TUESDAY.
Portland. August S. 1876.
Gear: warmer.
Il. 8. PAGCE. Fc-ecas,sr.
e. B. DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCUL-
TCRE- WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
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.Piaatores tonight. Madison park.
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). 8 DRY DOCK, PORT ORCHARD

u. s. DRY DOCK, PORT ORCHARD
AND SIDNEY ROUTE.
Three round trips daily.
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves Sidney 6:45 and Il 30 a. m. and $50
- - caves Seattle a m and 4 and
y n from Harrington g. Smiths wharf
Ealing at all way ports, goes through TO
Ardersor1' landing at J. m. Fare &c.
D. TROUT1fAS. Master.
&C. L. BERRY. Agent.
Telephone 20.
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Wool and Hons.
Financial
stocks.

Silver Bars. .ssss sesi5 Drafts-S.ght .....si.
Mex. Dolls. .55i4&54 I Telegraph .......5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-06
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. a. a. m. passengers re-
ceived on board at a. nd August /, s,
IL IS 81 % and 81
a. nj.
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports, at a. m. August z
s. Is. IS. 3 and IS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-06

Observations taken at ell stations at
D. m. 18th meridian tine 6 .. m. Pacific
:ime). GEORGE ~. SALISBURY.
Oberserver in charga
Tides ut Seattle Harbor Today.
High Tide Il Low Tide
q m. feet p m feet lie. N. feet p. m feet
s.s 10 SIS l4.6il 1885 1.s l.....l -.
At Port Townsend.
s:l7 50 $50 lo:eIl 1o.1i IL I1isei SIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-06

These steamers furnish frst-ciass &C.
comEnodat.ons. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leave from YeSler wharf
Seattle.
For rates. ETC., inquire OF
s. c. YERKES
Yesler Wharf Seattle.
T. A. NADEAU,
General Agent. ~. z. II. r.. Seattle.
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60 f.fraretfes. ,,

tn. old favoriies can now be found Id
every cigar store.
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BANKS.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle. Wash.
-oFFICERs AND TRUSTEE

capital ...............-......... *io."o
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-08

This gives mo the rainfall table as II
starting point.
Then take the moon and find its sep
arate influence for each OF these twelve
hundred months, and do the same for The
sun and the six planets. An this must
be worked ont for the one place Phila-
delphid. remember, and as much work for
every other place that has a weather
record. The moon has one influence Mt
Philadelphia and another at Kansas City,
pacause OF their respective locations rel
dtive to tho North Atlantic high baromc-
Ger and the north magnetic pole. and the
same Is true ~ each OF the other Bodies
and places that enter into the calcula-
/ tons.
This system could be made very val
liable In Europe because hey have older
and better weather records than we have.
but IL woull require more money than /
am able to command TO work it out
\ material drawback to the progress
of this system is that AL our old weather
records are nadc up of monthly averages.
while the old daily records have been lost
and neglected. Monthly averages do not
! dt this system well. and there must neces-