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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-31

tnan yesterdays final sales. There was
a material shrsnksge IN the veianss Of the
pond trade today. the sales aggrsgatsuS
hut s-ssa1,sn. The speculation. however.
lost none of its haoyancy. and liberal a6-
sances were recorded in some issues.
notably Lehigh Valley terminals 4 per
cent. Oregon Improvement eonsoIs, s..
.sss Atchfson. Colorado & Pacific firsts.
Ia. Denver & Rio Grande. As. u. Per cent.
Bank CiearanccS.
New York. August ~ 1876.
The following table. complied BY Brad
streets. shows the total ciearances at the
principal cities and the percentage Of in
crease or decrease. as compared with the
corresponding week last year:
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MARINE NEWS.

Hoauiam. Auc. 9~Arrivei-Stsamer
Point Iona. from San Francisco: reports
heavy fog ana smoke OF shore.
san Francisco. Aug. @.-Departsa-Mine
ola. ComoS. blk wilma. Nanaimo: Bando-
rifle. Coquile. Del Norte, Gray's harbor
fereights end char,erS-Rr sh Earl OF Xet-
land. now az san Diego. wheat from Port
land to United Kinsiorl. Hssre. ANTWERP
or punkirk Am bk NcNear. coal from
Departure bay 20 San Francisco: Br bk
shakespeare. now at Hastings mills. luul-
her fherce 20 South africa.
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Notice of Adjournment OF AdminIs-
all


traitors sale.
Notice is hereby given that the sale of
tracts numbered seventy~six Ts) to ninety
FIVE tss). advertised TO be held AT tho cor
nor of Sophia and Rainier streets. In thu
city Of Seattle. or Thursday. the I'D day
90 August isns. having been heretofore adj
journed by tins administrator 20 August
2sth AZ the same place and hour. has been
and is again adjourned 20 Tuesday. Sep
tsnnber 81. az the rame place and hour.
Also that the sale Of tracts numbered
forty-two tzD 20 seventy-rvc T5), hersto-
fore advertised 20 take place 81 the corner
Of Willow and Lewis streets. in the city
81 Seattle on the ri OF August 1896.
at the hour Of eleven o'clock n. m. having
been adjourned 70 the 18th OF August. as
the same place ana hour. has been ard L.
now again adjourned to Wednesday. Sep
sanh~r 18th. a. the same place and hour.
For further particulars as to descrip-
ton. attention Is called 70 the notice OF
sale published in the Seattle Weekly Post
Irtsiiigencer on July Is. 1896, and there
after 70 thu time OF the sale.
The tracts above described are part OF
the Sarah q. Yesier Donation Claim
JAMES ID. LOwAfAN,
Administrator OF the Estate Of Sarah u.
YeHier, Deceased.
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All expenses included from the time you
taave Seattle until you return from yell
iowgtone Park. September personally
CONDUCTED excursion. In charge OF DIR. Ro-
IA ID. Grant. OF Portland. I'm special
pullruaus. will leave Seattle for tho yell
Ioystone Park The rate made for this
sxr,,r~ion Is the lowest ever named. Fer
On Information apply 20 DR.. Grant. cor
ner Eleventh and Taylor streets. Portland.
o. A. Nadeau. general agent. Northern
Pacific. corner Front street and fesier
avenue Seattle.
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Financial.

Money on call-Easy. at per cent:
prime mercantile paper, 34Fi4A per cent.
sterling exchange firm, with actual BUSH
ness in bankers bills at ass5a al90 for
demand and s4.sssG4s9 for sixty DAYS.
POSTED rates. 4-s90I90 and sl9oQI9l; conf
mercial bills. 1891.
Silver certificates eTm67I.
Government bonds Firm.
State bonds-Inactive
Railroad bonds-Firm
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VICTORIA ROUTE
SrrANfER RosALE-

,.,,.~,on deck. leaves for Victoria snd
ArhnEsSa ,seva daily. except SundRy, AZ
Port Towns .....t,srr7trx. ieases Victoria 3
II % =" 81 s., ,,,er Idaho leaves for Port
=. N. -, and wav points daily. except
sunday. a, N S Snna@y', leaves SiSSs' f E
p. m s..n ~. Telephone ia
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Omaha. Aug sn-CattIe-Active and
stronger: Westerns. s32BG& =; canners.
s. 2sag ~. ssockers AMI feeders, sZsyli L.
calves s. saI47s.
sneep-strong: fair - choice natives.
g e.ss7s: fair TO choice Westerns. saq
-. common and stock Sheep. 2L1Sa
so: lambs, S51ASo.
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STEAMER CRICKET.
Seattle and Everett Route.

Daily Except Sunday
rnaves Seattle 1910 a. m. and 40 %. m
Leaves Everett, 100 a. M. and ls.a5 p. m.
Fare SO cents.
Makes stops at Edmonds and Mukilteo.
Leaves Gaines dock, foot Of Spring St.
Sr.stie Leaves Nail dock. Everett
rO HARRINGTON. Managing Owner
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20 cover. ard some investment buying a.
well. while she offerings were light. show
ing that the iieu;dsiicn was coming 10 n
close. After the sharp bulge there was
some realizing and short selling. which
caused &C decline. but the strong cordi-
tons gradually caused a rally Of Ssc be-
fore noon. The market turned very weak
during the last hour. and sold OF 1s~c from
the highest Point eariy. and NC below tire
close last night. December touching Essc
and closing at s,Se.
Corn was dull but firm. The stronees,
phase OF the market was during the early
bulge IN wheat hu, the collapse OF the lat
ter did not corr~spondsngiy weaken corn.
The close WAS with a gain Of lac.
Oats were IN better demand early. but
weakened later On; Nav ranged from INC
10 etTsc and closed at sfssc.
The provision market was dun. Very
little was done n pork. bat while Sertem-
her ~ the same value Rs on yesterday. jan
uarw is lesSc higher september lard is ND
S, and January lard TIC Ribs are also
higher by SC for both September and Jan
usry.
Closing Quotations.
wheat--Auxuss, sissc. September, GSc.
Cora--August. 2sl4cs September, sc.
oats-August. isssc: September. is&c-
Pork-August and September. 81.
Lard-August and September. $3.50
ASH.
Rihs-Aueuss and September. ss.se6Ss,sS.
Rye-4Ac.
Barley-5Sc.
Fiax-si. oois II oii4
Timothy-s4.2a
1.-Two stock.
Cattle were slow ana insffsc lower Most
natives sold az about the same prices a
week ago. but range stock was strong ut
the fun advance gained early in the week.
sf.<f- -
est for any August in several years. and
about 70 Ter cent. of the rcceirts have con-
sisted OF Western range and TeSas.
Hogs we're weak and sc lower: heavies.
stn4.Ss; mixed. s4sas 81; light. ss.i0GtsS.
A good demand existed for sheep. and
they sold from 81 ssaf.sa for the poorest
up to sS.2sQ3.5n for choice: Western range
sheep. OF which the supply was largely
made up. sold actively at s. &afsais. Lambs
were active at ss.i5a!a25.
Receipts-Cattie. 1850: calves. 500; hogs.
1900; sheep. s.eoo.
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Brcetlstuns and Grains.

Liverpool. Aug. so--Wheet-Spot. firm:
demand. moderate: No 9. red winter. 50
I'D: No. 2. red spring. SIS ii1d: No. ], hard
Manitoba, is Sd: No. l. California, Is Id
Futures opened firm and sad higher and
closed firm. 1t7d higher: August. Septem-
Der and October. 5s 1isd: November. IS Cd ;
December. SIS 2tsd: January. 6s 81.
Coru-Spot, firm; American. mixed. new,
AZ sid. Futures opened firm. isd higher.
and closed firm. Asfid higher: August and
September, 81 sLd: October. "a Sgd: No
vember and December. IS sad: January.
SIS 4Ad.
Flour Demand. fair: st. Louis. fancy
winter, 70. A1-.-.-.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows: -. 7,..-.s
"a ,-fetnri, at - m tpaSseagers re
reived on hoard at ! a. al.) August i. ., II.
is gi Is and 81 a
For Aiaska-August 6. ii ana IL az
From, san Francisco for Victoria and
puget sound ports. at g. m. August j.
&. Is, is. q and =.
Tickets may be Obtained AZ the Office or
The company AT Ocean dock. Seattle
CNOnAIr.. PERKINS CO.
General Agents. San Fra ncisco,
7 y TRowBRInGE. Act. l. . supI'
Seattle.
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Breadstuns and Grains.

Breadstuffs and Grains.
San Francisco, Aug. so-FTour-Cash,
family extras. ss.35gs.45: bakers extras,
IS. 15dS.25: superfine. s2.s5426o.
wheat--No. 1 shipping. s2i2q23Ac for
choice: milling, 97iacGsLo2is.
Barley-Feed, fair to good, 52i2q55,sc;
choice. 5sa.c; brewing. 62ia470c.
Oats-Milling, e5c1sl per GENITAL: Sur
prise, $1a110; fancy feed, e0G3S5c; good to
choice, S5d30c: poor to fair, eJdlI2i9c
black. nominal: gray. so9s2i3c per GENITAL.
Receipts-Flour. quarter sacks. 1850;
do Washington, 1854; wheat. centals, g.
s57; barley, centals, 1873; oats, centals.
800: do Washington. LOSS: beans. sacks.
375. potatoes, sacks. 1876; onions. sacks.
26e: middlings. sacks, SIS: hay. tons.
as5: straw. tons, S. mustard, sacks.
s2e: wool. bales. I51: do Washington. 81;
quicksilver. TASKS. 40 hides. ss5; wine,
gallons, $500; brandy. gallons. loo.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-steady; December. si0l: May.
SLOTS.
Darley-steady: December. e2ac.
Corn-slle.
Bran-s13.
Wool-Spring, TO s months Calaveras.
delivered, ease; Northern. good TO choice,
l2aI3ise: Northern, defective. sGloc:
new lambs and fall clips, 5Gsixc
Nevada spring. light and choice,
eGllc; heavy. eqsc: fall. short trashy San
JOAQUIN plains. 315c; good, San Joaquin,
4asc; Southern and coast, 4G6c; mountain,
light and free, sa7c; mountain, defective.
heavy, 5dsc: middle counties. free. 7QSc:
middle counties, defective, sQec.
Hops.
Financial.
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HOOD CANAL.

STEAMER CHEHALIS
leaves Gaines dock. foot OF Spring street.
Tlte~fsays Thursdays and Saturdays at
NJ. Returning alternate days. leaves
iTnion City $50 a m. Kingston. SOC; Port
Gamble SOC: Union City. 81.
s. JACKSON. Master.
TeIenhone Tos
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.
r,,,. cara IN Enecs June |. issl

x....-nts aaa vhAtcara route
- a. s,xsa sl.ifsx ton leaves Seattle o&4tS.
ss,saot Saturday. at 10 p m ~ ,,,,tn-
Seattle. Everett ara - ssS,, exesn.
x,~f~haNen leaves Se@stse S@--s' ~f@
sts-.av. a. \ N. xas,ar r.n-k
Te,epAoEe -.
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FOR RREMERTON, II. s. DRY DOCK
CHARLESTON AND SIDNEY the fast

aud commodious steamer
GEN. CANDY
Leaves Central wharf. Two trips daily.
az $50 a. m; and ?. M, the second Sun
day in each month Will make one trip
only. leaving Seattle at p. m, and arriv-
ing at 7:4S u. m. touching at all intermedi-
ate points. Returning leaves Sidney at
1o.3o a. m and p. M; leaves Charleston
al 1910 a. m. and sl5 p. M: leaves Bre-
merton at 1850 a. m. and e25 p. m: arriv-
ing mt Seattle at u noon and 7:s5 p. m
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
s. Wiley Navigation Co.'S Steamer
MULTNOAfAH.
DAILY TIME CARD
Taave Arrive.
Olympia at e.2c a mlrscoma at. a:20 m
Tacoma at 1000 a IN Seattle at, IL 90 m
Seattle at. 10 D IN Tacoma at. 800 p m
Tacoma at. $50 p nOlympia at. $50 m
CITY CT ABERDEEN.
Daily except SundaS
Leave. Arrive.
Seattle 1900. 30 a m Tacoma ..-.. $50 m
Tacoma 90 a IN Olympia 80. 100 p IN
Oiy mpia go. 200 p III Tacoma zee. b.0 m
Tacoma 49,. $50 p m seattle 80. 80 m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma, %
cents Landing at Seattle. City dock.
foot OF Main street.
LILLY. BoGARDtrs & CO. Agents,
city Dock. Telephone 80.
Capt. l.. Wiley. Manager.
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RArNrER-GgAvD.

NRikstf<ft-fEdskAANP.
v W. Powell Fidalgo City.
Dennis A. Reese Des Moinae.
Ray BriInhaugh. San Francisco.
Richard Morgan and wife, Dallas. Tex.
q. G. Bro~nlee. Chicago.
J. z Bailey. St Paul.
W. J. Wallace and wife. Salt Lake.
o. ~. Thompson. Rockford.
NJ. ". Fuller. Denver.
SiIas w Petit, Philadelphia
G. &. Darling, Tacoma
-. a. smith. Portland.
\ A Trovaten. Minneapolis
Louise Redburg. Cleveland.
r l. Foster. Port biakeley.
y r. TAYLOR. ChehaiiS.
" n Scott, Portland
c. NJ. Orchard. Portland.
THE VICTORIA.
r. McAaIn and family. Salt Lake.
: p COMBS. West Seattle.
Ray Coombs, wes; Seattle.
T. J. Dunn. Seattle.
l. =. Lyon. Bost0H.
r ~. Berry mar. Victoria
Miss Bergman. Victoria
Charles Wilson. Victoria
MrT. Wilson. Victoria
NJ NJ Atwater, Portland.
r. a Adams. Tacoma.
r. e. Cameron. Tacoma.
q A Richardson. Victoria
81. O Brien. Tacoma.
@. y. Foster. Everett,
G. T. Roscoe. SuohoFnish:
Fred c. GAsch. tr.. Seattle.
J. r. Hardin. City.
q. q Maliey Cosgroye. City.
O. u. Smith. Victoria.
r. Constantine Heaiev. Dyea-
r &. Simmons, San Francisco.
r. Eaney. KoeEland
r ". Churchouse, spokane
J. J. Wood. Vancouver, b. &.
r. W. Davis. Chehsiis,
r w Martin. Tacoma.
a ". Alvey. Tacoma
!. u. Moody, Everett.
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DETECTIVES.

4 sANT.S Manager Southern petec-
80 Agency, transaCts a general detec-
.se business IN Unjtca States and Can
saa. y Occidental block. Seattle.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


C~hfeaxo. Aug. 5D-wheat was decidedly
x.~onw earlv. ara steadily sold up icr but
later lost the advance. All the news IA
voreA better prices. Cables were higher,
and All domestic markets were on the
Sno., There was a general rush OK shorts
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer W. = Munroe has gone 20
HATS slough for hay.
Steamer san Juan made the Hattie
Uansen's run 20 DOsdsh bay yesterday.
tug Magic has come OF Of the WAYS
newly painted. looking bright. and her
hun Was never in better condition.
Today is eamship Sav at the Ocean
s1~k The Wsila Waila is due from San
Francisco and the ruebla viii sail for
that port.
schooner Eiwood at Schwsharher's
aock IS receiving tePairS 20 her main
masthead. She VIII not sail for Alaska
tsli next week
steamer Mabel made ths run of the
clan Mcdonald yesterday. while the lat
ter was receiving Sore slight repairs.
The Clan resumed the run last evening.
Steamer Hattie Hansen carried the
naegrheTS Of the WoT1en's Relief Corps
ard friends 20 Eagle Harhor yesterday.
where a banquet and dancing party were
given
Schooner 81 Lawrence arrived yes;er-
fav afternoon from Queen Charlotte
sound With . aa0 pounds IL haiibut. Some
"a the rsh were the largest yet seen this
season
schooner LOYAL. which. in charge OF
tssnt Green has been engaged IN the
hafhut business for some years. sailing
froFfl this port. left fer Astoria yesterday.
she haS been chartered 10 act as pllot
boat Can't. Green remains here
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMER WILLAPA,
cantnin George Roberts.
Waving Seattle for Alaska September IL
q ~ every rs days thereafter.
For freight and passenger rates apply to
j. G. CARROLL, Agent
Sehwahacher Dock. Tel Pike IS.
ruAs. r. PEABODY. General Manager,
Seattle.
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Remember tonight the hand concert In
front OF the Post-futeIIigencer business
Offices
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH

steamer A. r. Robinson. carrying u. s.
mail leaves City dock. foot OF Main St,
at $50 a. m; arrives at Sidney at 1918
Leaves Siiverdale at 12:15 p. m: leaves
sidney on return at p. m. Fare to Port
Orchard points. sc. Daily except Sunday.
4 n Robinson, master. Lilly, Rogardus
e Co. agents. Telephone e33. Steamer
omen for charter on Sunday.
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Financial.

London. Aug. 5o.-Silver, - e-ied. Con-
soils. 1o7Ts. Rate OF interest, Bank OF En-
gland. per cent.
New York. Aug. so.-The Evening Posts
London cabIegram says: kaffirs held the
field today. and the other markets were
nowhere. Some remarkable rises occurred
In the former. Americans were dull on
continued realizstiops. Atlantic A Pacific
firsts. Reading bonds and the Wabash is
sues excepted.
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II 6 DRY DOCK. PORT ORCHARD
AND SIDNEY ROUTE.

AND SIDNEY ROUTE.
Three round trips daily.
STEAMER DELTA
Leaves sidney 6:i5 ami 1870 a. m
caves Seattle 3 a. m. and ( n.
m from Harrington & Smiths wharf.
calling at all way ports: goes through to
Anderson's landing at L p. m. Sunday
Leave Seattle at a. m. and p. m. Leave
Sidney at L. =. m. Fare sc.
n. TROTTMAN. Master.
A. c. u. BERRY, Agent.
Telephone $50.
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EvERETr AND sNouoMIsh RIVER

IkFI
Steamer Clan Mcdonald leaves city
dock daily. except Saturday, at 10 p m
for Richmond Edmonds Muktlteo, Mosh-
err Everett Marysville. East Everett,
Lowell and Snohomish. connecting a. Sno-
hofnish with boats for Cherry Nailry'
Toll ard ALI up river points, Returning.
leaves Snohomish a. m. daily. excepting
Sunday.
LILLY. BOG ARDTS & co. Inc.
Owners and Managers.
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RANKS.

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
oSciden,a4 block. Seattle. " ash.
-orFlCERs AND TRUSTEES
Aria y, - 1,ressaen,
IL Lean. ..,. .-... Second Vice President
- x Hayden. D.. Man'gr. cash'r. see'y
- 8icfgett, -.-.. IS. Assistant Cashier
~ Srhw7 hacher, John Collins,
e.. &. Nenfelder. J. +. 0reenleaf.
SieS4vefv
,aes = received from s. 20 so 90.
esas'stest allowed per annum. SIX pe-
hsry DEPOSITS
- nos eecl rel last DAYS % Nav and
s,,s1toer I.oRrs made on real estate or
9lSFea collaterstis only.
NATIONAL. BANK OF COMMERCE
Corner Commercial ana Yexier ave.
~ N&ftiAA sS1~Nss'ss
~ an.acts general banking business
+ = tssliAFd..-. .......*.... 8 49,
n ciN+Asf ...%--..-.s. NtcS rs .r8A
:" sAS4$AS.s sstAs ssasss 1s%AAs<
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TIME CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Is.

North bound-Leave Seattle h. m;
leave Port Townsend a. m: leave Friday
Harbor III 80 n. m. leave Roche Harbor
f2:3o n. M: arrive New Whatcom s p. IN.
South hound-Lesve New Whatcom4 q.
m. leave Roche Harbor a.. m. leave
FRIDAY Harbor 10 n. m; leave Port Towns
end n. m. arrive Seattle 7:45 D. m.
J. II. Thompson. managing owner, Lilly.
Bcgardus a Co, agents. cry dock.
Phone Sas
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..Pet'' Cigarettes,
A little higher In price. but
Last week OF opera. Madison park.
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FLY ON THE FLYER"

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty -f1ve minutea.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seattie-Tacoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY q
TIME CARD.
Leave Seattle-7.45, ILLS a. m: 2:45 e:l5
D. m.
Leave Tacomar-s:so a. M: I. 4:so. p. m.
SUNDAYS
Leave Ssattle-7 a. m. i m; p. m.
Leave Tacoma--a5D a. m; 2:30. 7:3o p. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. and Commercial dock. foot OF Mar
ion street. Seattle.
Sundays, excursion rates on steamer
Fleetwood, fare soc.
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Lat week Of opera Madison park
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
erps GARLAND AND EvANGETA


sTRS. GARLAND AND EVANGEi@
Seattle and Townsend Neah Fay Route.
steamer Garland leaves Neslsr dock Mon
- Wednesdays and FRIDAYS AZ l@.iS
. m Tor Port Townsend. Port Williams.
49, .ss.h,,r- pvsht C1ailaru BAY and Neah
%! r~turninr. arrives Seattle go p m.
~, o,noSite DAYS, Steamer Evsngsl caves
yasie- aock Cor Port Angeles ana Nletora
,,anAawe Wednesdays and FRIDAYS az $50
= rae arrives Seattle alternate days pm
.-trr VANCOUVER RoUTE-A. TRIP
1hN THROUGH TIE. ISLANDS
-. rsfax,lz j A O Brisa. Master.
sysavss Tacoma. is moor. Seattle. Yes
- ysnarf 3. IA. Mondays and Thurs
81 80 PORT Townsend. AnacoTtes. tssir-
DAYS -csvS Whatconi. Blaine snd Friday
tt,s.s.h|- and Vancouver arriving van
i.,s,ver I r. m. following day, ....- =,
Ia s,trfher infe rnlation Apply TO es-
49,. wharf.
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STEAMER GLIDE.
Change of run September 1.

Leaves Commercial dock. Tacoma, $50
n. m Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
for Oiafia. Wilson Creek and way land
ings to Seattle; Tuesdays. Thursdays and
SATURDAYS for Buenna. Stones Landing,
Des Moines Chautauqua. Nashon Aquar-
lam and Seattle. Returning. leaves City
dock at .. m. Fare 70 all points. IS
cents j. IL. NANDERBACH,
Captain Steamer Glide
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sKAGIT RIVER RoUTE-wEEKLY
TIME CARD.

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAlGN
and jackson streets-August n at a. m;
August -, at a. m. August 81, at ? a. M;
Leaves Mount Nernon-August y, AT 10
n m: August 80 at II a. m, Scptemher i,
al IL noon. calling at Stanwood. Fir. SKA
git city and Avon.
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock foot of Main street, Monday.
Wednesday and Friday at 2 a m. for
Port Townsend. San Juan Islands and
New Whatcom.
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

Portland. Aug. o.-Wheat-Valley, sc
Walla Walla. 45c per bushel.
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"pcs Cigarettes

Tho ola favcritcs can now - found In
every cigar store
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f.seoF day. tubsise e1ellraloa. Sa0s lalnle
gaals.
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Observations taken at all stations at 8
p m, 18th meridian time 6 n m. Pacific
ume). GEORGE N. SALISBURY.
Observer in Charge
Tide at Seattle Harhor Today.
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postof{ce address SO Bailey Building,
e.attle. King County, Washington.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-05-29
cLATsop CITY NOTES.

Mr.. John waterhouse spent last Sat-
urday in Astoria.
Mr.. J. c. Adams IS busily engaged in
filing a large contract for fish-trap poles.
Miss Lena Prescott Of Salem visited her
brother, Mr.. A. w. Prescott, last week.
Clatsop school held their closing exer-
toria Saturday feeling quite happy over
another real estate bond he has secured.
Rev. W. H. Henderson held services ct
the school house last Sunday and WILL
preach there every other week during the
summer.
A surprise party In honor of Mr..
Prescott had been planned for Saturday
evening, but the storm prevented the
party being given, so it was postponed
till Sunday evening. In respect for the
day the many friends who had gathered
at Mr.. Carnahan's residence spent the
evening chiefly In singing, Bible reading
and conversation. Coffee and cake were
served by the ladies' at 10 o'clock. Mn
Prescott had engaged to teach ClatsoI
school next year, but has resigned and
will be employed next year in Salem.
Clatsop school held their closing exer'
cises Friday, the exercises consisting
mainly of oral examinations and reviews.
The following pupils contested for the
prize to be given for the best loaf OF
bread: Lena Ober, Nettie Adams, Annie
Dawson, Mary Roberts and Ethel Water
house. Each of the contestants presented
bread of which an experienced bread
maker might we'll be proud, but with con-
siderable difficulty the Judges finally de-
cided in favor of Mary Roberts. Annie
Dawson received prize for recitnig the
multiplication table fastest, and Willie
Ober for rapldity in adding numbers.