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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-12-26

INSURANCE AGENCY
WILSON & GOODWIN,
Successors 10 James Shriver,
Ii W. Main St adjoining Babylon & Gilbert,
Westminster, Md.
Represent the following Companies:
Royal Fire Insurance Co. of Liverpool,
Continental Fire Insurance Company OF
New York;
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society of
England.
Employers Accident Liability Assurance
Corporation Limited of London.
No Notes No AssessrnentS
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nEv1Ew or TRADE.


y0RHSD M&o0y - 0sass ~
New York. Oct. a0.-R- q. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review OF trade tomorrow VIZ say:
.sThe market without anything but poll
tics 20 rule II Is not often seen. Business
Il almost entirely abolished until after the
election by the extraordinary pressure Tor
money. by the indisposition OF anybody 60
sell who thinks q great change for the bet
ter n near, by the feeling that X - now
of no use to contract 80 buy when 30 little
time remains before decision, ana ~ ens
general absorption Of business men tn po-
isticas activity. The feature OF the week
has been the pressure IN ths New York
money market. In spite Of the heavy arri-
walls Of gold. Quotations OF CAL loans g
100 per cent. or more have no real meaning
except that. with practically four holidays
90 come n succession. there - reahy %
market
.whea. has declined sharply. but - ris-
ang again. closing about VIC lower TOR tns
week. Heavy reai.zsng Of the spot -.
extreme monetary pressure ~ caHysns
supplies and the belief Of foreigner snAs
they can &c. what they want IT lower
prices by present abstentson have mesA-
ally helped the powerful Chicago snnoencs
which has labored 70 depress prices nus
the evidence Of . great demand aDroa1
grows clearer. and while Western rece'pts
are heavy. 1.ssz. Sz1 bushels for sns wss1
ana s,s5s.e4s for me past four weeks.
against u.i5Ds64 last year. the enormous
milling returns ers OF especlA $3.50
showing that foreign orders ASe preparing
: rr~at quantity OF -four for export
s-rhess returns. not heretofore given
~ssewhera. are especially Instructive Wnen-
ever the market turns on the foreign 0e-
uznd. Atlantic exports for four weeks.
-four included, have been s.u1s.sss busheas.
against 80. ~ hast yesx. Higner p1ccs
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Port Townsend. Oct. 49, 49,
rtved-Schr SeQuoia. II day.
Francisco. loads lumber &C -
San Francisco: achr Manners
from San Francisco. londo II - i
coma for San Franchises; no1@
days from San Pedro. loads n - -
coma for San Pedro: echf ~
ton. = days from Redoudo. loGo6 r.
at Ballard for Redondos "a u1nnx
days from San Francisco, loaA6 ~
Tacoma Tor San Franciscoy NJ ~
stsd, with lumber. from rogt Hl1N -
South Africa. win load ~ tesip ~ e.
fuel: schr Okanogan. n 6oys froo
Japan, to load lumber ct nort Oar
San Francisco. Hailed--Bk Yr1on0
her laden. from Port Hlakeloy -
Francisco: bktn Nonitor. lnmhos
from Tacoma, for San Etahci6coy
Kenyon. from Royal Roads Tor I'M
Or. to load wheat for Gurope: ~ g.
ton. towed to Nanatmav y q. - -
for San Francisco. n {
San Francisco. Oct. 11-<1sars1r
Or City Of Pueblo, Victoria. 4nliel~
er atste 81 California, for Hortlo
Excelsior. for Port Blakoley.
Yokohama, Oct. M--A4fiye4
steamer Braemer. from vletee1A s. E 4
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Desro - I
49, S,Ss- S-sWneA o.eo to1Ay
sn nov OF weAknes Lsvexpooa
s1 uAt MAr1eS frfeeusx .n1 s0~els
.s...usan sus me edv.nce . ~ 80
srss,ns Inat maIxes 49, ssuen' =
~ tne neAe 1879. "a
49, " .nan ~ TIE niener pHcs 80
s.s,,.. ~ nsSusaasy -. g -. 49, :. .s ~
sssss, 80 70 ceesn VIC. an0 y ~ ~. ~.
-a-x = ssn tnAt ~ 49, 49, 49, -
- ets3e - the uAAsxet we1e ssl.a1 =.
80 opportunity q t0weE NNss -
- . .neir hne thax esneFas conuu :. -
-. rossorsos ana the ouiisn aspecs ot tns
- sal - va fully re-ssfaoasnsd. Decem-
wuic1 closed ysstsrrey q u1es openeo
10Y ~ non INC 70 INC only one g
two O[okers parted with any wheat Tor less
tnAn ussc, Of which rate the cuIk OF the
49, uansactlons were made AFTER Say
melne around me- and sstc for acout =
minute. pegan 70 advSnce esroneV. u
etoped g ukc. It then nAd snort oe-
caine 70 7ztc- It set al san ana ala NOT pat
ano0& again unfl after II nao touched
~
The bulls cot but little encouraSensns
nom the Minneapolis ana Duluth recefpts
wn,en amounted 70 LIS cars. = compeIeo
sa. 49,. 49, isst yeG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
80 secsipts - THOSE places me markes
Tor wheat there vas much stronger to
-
advance there WAS the nrst cause OF
III ssmuus sven 20 the ouyin9 nefs.
,,,s "e~s Irom can vraneaseo was quite
ou.usn ma ouyin9 ordera from mere .eFe
~ CONTINUATION OF the aus
An demand was reported. Tne new
10TH money market was . weak factor
s. sIV' 3. rne strneency was saad % com
a. -~--.s 49,
sItuafior hsd ,mrrc.>a .r6 - 80 Ma
fal,en from Ioo per cent - 3 ana ~. An
Important he.p 70 fha whes, rrarret There
was considerahIe nervc,sre.. dur1n~ the
last s,our. FolIowinr the rise "a 7slsc there
was \ long. sfouflv-corte.ted decline 70
7sisc. but the mark closed nm Nth : snaD
at nc Fiye minutes from thu ana az me
session me price was At TAG. the lowest
point OF the last decline. A. the clos,nr
bell rang December vas bringing 7sx67Tsc.
Corn vas ouiet. ana while ecmewhat
lower early. recovered subsequently and
closed with 4 syIrht rain.
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Boston. Oct 3o.-The Boston Commercial
Bulletin win say Of the wool market to-
morrow: ''The market continues active,
the sales being swollen to an unusual
huslness In the heavy transactions in Aus
fralian and carpet woods. Most OF the do
mest,c cold has been territory at very firm
figures. although one large sale OF 300. 900
pounds OF spring Texas n reported at lie.
and several large transactions In Caiifor-
MIA are TO be added. There has been MOTH
inr especially doing In washed deeces, as
thew are for the most part being held for
= rise. The sales Of the week are 500. 0o0
mounds domestic and 100000 pounds for
eien. against t.7li. 900 pounds domestic and
tx mounds foreign last week. The sales
III aate show . decrease OF ~. II. 363 pounds
domestic and A1&a, 100 pounds foreign from
the sales to the same date last year. The
receipts to date show . decrease Of IA
zoe bales domestic and 1i3. Se7 bales foreign
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Total sales.

Total Sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were
$50. 9s5 shares, including: American Sugar.
$500: Burlington. 1880: Chicago Gas. H.
300: General Electric. $500: Lake shore.
1000; Manhattan, 400, Reading. 1900:
Rock Island, 4,soo: ST. Paul, q. 100; Union
Pacific, $500: Western Union. 5,lOo; South
ern Railroad preferred. 500; silver Ger.
tifcates. 5000.
Flour-Receipts. 1880: exports. 1850:
held Zoe higher. with little or no response
from buyers; city mill patents, Aso05 10;
southern flour. steady; packages. Nlo0
Ala
wheat-Receipts. no. 100: exports. n.a4s
bushels: spot, dull: No. red. SIC; No.
2 red hard. s27sc fob afoat. Options
were generally strong. except for An OPEN
ing decline, which was promptly recover
ed The rise was attributed 70 easier
money. reported further sales OF Austria
ia ana flrrner late cables. Local sentiment
was very strong. Closed sx<3rkc net ad.
vances: May. sr,&9ssasc: closed s,Ac. De-
cenber closed 1910.
Hops.
woo,-Steady.
AeeaJo.
Pig iror-Steady.
1ead-Sse4dy.
1rn-Ffrm. STRATA eS014A
PIates-Steacy.
Spe.ter-Fsrm.
Copper-ouiet: brokers. YES exchange.
so. 5ss7sa.sA
S.aye~-ope.cns closed steady with Octo-
49, 1Aefsn &c and unchanged. 70 points
ne. decline; March. ls9fea5c: December,
5os5,aaSc. Spot eofsce--Tsso. steady: mid.
quiet.
Sugar.
suxar-Rx~. Arm. sefned, drm
petRoleuW.
Pesrcseum-ouIsts United closed E-o
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London. Oct. 1-The Westminster Ga
xette. discussing the financial situation.
saws that the Bank Of England win make
every effort 20 make .ts rate effective Is
shown by the large amounts II has with
drawn from the market. tn conjunction
with its refusal 20 lend below 81 per cent.
which scfion appears to show that further
considerable demands for bullion are ex-
pscted. The market viii be well advised
in seconding the efforts of tho bank 10
rnise the value Of money. Wfile the mone-
tary position OF the United States remains
what II h. the hank no doubt feels IL nec-
essary to be prepared for contingencies.
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ToREIGM Markets.
financial.

London. Oct. 3o-silver. - 1B-1sd. Con-
sols. 10esS.
New York. Oct. so.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
stock markets were nat today. the weak
ness centering in Kafiirs. which were
steadily pressed for sale from Paris In
view Of the monthly settlement approach
Ing. Brkkil bonds were also marked by a
very heavy fall Americans alone were
good. the market here responding to the
squirt In New York and closing at the
best. The business here Is practically con-
fined to option dealings. an average Of s.
being paid for single and S for double
option after the election.
The Paris bourse was very nat with
panicky fan In mines. mainly due to tho
gloomy views held there ~ 10 the deep
level gold mining.
The Berlin market was DUH.
BreaAstuas and GRAINS.
Liverpool, Oct. 3o-wheat-Spot steady:
Demand moderate; No. 2 red spring. u Sd:
No. 1 California, Is ID Futures opened
easy. with near and distant positions I'D
lower: closed firm, with January Id lower
ana other months I'D lower: business
about equally distributed: October ana No
vember. IS 3xd: December. Sc ID; January.
February and March. e. sEd.
Corn-Spot quiet: American mixed, new.
So ID. Futures opened steady, with near
and distant positions I'd lower: closed
steady. with near positions unchanged to
I'D ana distant positions I'D lower. Mo-
vember. So I'D; December. s. ID: January,
February and March. IS Id.
FIour-Duil: demand, poor: st. Louis
fancy winter. = Sd.
Hops-At London. Pacific coast. e.
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1As true solaee ~ yeur
distressss = the remedy
that cures prematursasas
n twenty dayA HudyAn
cures Failing Manhoel.
Partial Impotsncy. Ner-
vous Debility. Nsurasthe-
mia. Drains. Lsssss ~
night - DAY. Hudyan
cures Failing Sensations.
Nervous Debility. Sperm
atorrhsa and diseases Of
the prostate gland. Hud-
yan II ths remedio treat
ment discovered by the
old doctors OF the Hud
son Medical Inse.tute. No
ono else has Hrdyan.
No ono else can give
you Hudyan- Hudyan -
the true specific for
men who are all
ting through Abusa Yor
should know The grand
wonders Of the truly re-
markabls remedio-treat-
ment. and you can know
II you wish 70 inquire.
You win bs furnished
with ample and suficiene
proofs Of the wonder
working power Of Hud-
yam. Cali or write for
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Tacoma, Oct. 3o.-Dy midni0e4
the biz cargo OF the Nort1 ~
steamship Victoria hAd boo0
into the tsa sheds and over nze
on Its way East over the 1lgst-
ciflc railway. Two cars Of IN
patched last night on thu X
senger. and today two TRAIN MqA
were esnt East The shtp Nh
Ing her outward cargo tometIeN
British ship City q HaulkeN -
loading wheat for Durop4. z
British bark Holyrood WiW oo0
her cargo Of wheat ton1oryoN.
Steamer Mexico arrived to1o
Francisco with 30 tor e
local merchants. 0ho nallo1 ~ 4
90 tons Of nour and gsnee4l l|| d!
Schooner Monitor sailed A44G A.
St. Paul mill with carl1 a n
Gan Francisco. s.. 5 III.
Steamer Kingston brcuo e. ..!
OF salmon today from " US!
oousigrod Ia bona - ~, 4
British ship Pyrensss 80 l ~! =! .-
1t Astoria to load whoG4 h. "a H.
- understood that the IN lz .s Ss.5
large to safsly croso ~ s ~ :
lumbia river. M 81
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when E,eessea IL over.

Election WI soon be over and you viii
want 10 make that long contemplated
trim. Remember when you do that Il
costs no more 70 ride on . frst-class trair,
than some Of tbs inferior ones that you
may b tlcketed over. II you mention ths
ssNorth-Wesssrn" you VIII get the finest
in the land. y. W. PARKER.
Puget Sound Agent. sol First Ave. Hat
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pR h,s,TioM TICKET.


~ hl6.TioM TICKET.
~ rseslAentiaI Elee4esuL
d. +. DENNY.
J. J. A6dBY.
!. r. WHlTTUA.
o. J. GISr.
Per ConGressmen,
|.ss C. A. 0ALYER,
MARTIN OLSEN.
~ 1o1ge ~ The suprems rouse.
z. N. LfvERMORE.
Fer GovepDor,
h. y. DUNLAP.
- lAsufsaana 0ovesneRS
+. A. sHoRTHILL
PEE Secretary az state
G. L. HA0GARD.
FER State treasurer
John ROBIN.
1os State AuAAtess
c. c. GR1DLEY.
Fer Attorney General
EVERETT SMITH.
- Superintendent os Publas n.
struction,
c. e. NEwBERkY.
- Vomoeooot0Oop 81 Pablo Ao00os
A. E. FLAGG.
Fer state Printer.
HOMER L. BULL
- Representative Ssth DestRlses
Alison w. STEERS.
Pc nenr~se ntative SDsh Dastriel.
JrsTUS Q. ROCKWELL.
- Representative lOsh District
EvERARD r. MARTIN.
- Representative l2na DistPlet,
sa WILLIAM u. HOWE.
- representatives. larA Dissriet,
CLARK w. SHAY.
STEPHEN +. WILLIS,
REUBEN G.. CROKER.
For County AuAites.
oRvIfLE ESPEY.
For County Clerk.
NEWTON A. THOMPSON.
For County Treasurer
GEORGE +. CONN.
For Assessor.
/ WILLIAM II. HAZARD.
For sheriff,
ALFRED G. WOOSTER.
For County Surveyor.
WILLIAM e. ROSS.
- County urrosecutingD Attorney,
OVID A. BYERS.
voP County Comuiastoner,
~ Dlstrict-w FRoSsoR
nsrd Dlssrics--JoHN ". DENNY.
- Jussice NJ the Peace, Seattle
Precinct.
JACOB BURROWS.
- Constable. Seattle Precinct.
OSCAR EASTON.
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Steamer Oreyhound gives excursion
rates Saturday. October n: 80 cents round
srip between any two points on Eyerete
and Seattle route.
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MARKETS AND TRADE


Dut mere Are Waatang orders
EnsugA - Keep tAe Dnessrles
cSans-Dank - EnesanA nsfases
q LesA Desew 1eus anA One-Aa1f
Per Cens-CAsease WHEAT Tssehes
Sse, ana ne oet1asson IN San
Hrsnsssse Ceasanuss Streas.
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Visions OF section 376 Vol. /, Hills Code. .
proposed amendment to Section OF
Article VI. at the constitution Of the state
OF washington has been duly certified to
this ONCE BY the secretary Of state. which
said proposed amendment Is - follows.
to-wif:
Section l. All male persons Of the age
following qualification shall be entitled
to vote at I'll elections: They shall be citi-
sens OF the United States; they shall have
lived In the state one year and In the
county ninety days. and In the city. town.
ward or precinct thirty days Immediately
preceding the election at which they offer
to vote; THEY SHALL BE ABLE TO
READ AND SPEAK THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE: Provided. That Indians not
taxed shall never be allowed the elective
franchise: AND FURTHER PROVIDED.
THAT THIS AMENDMENT SHALL NOT
EFFECT tAFFEcT) THE RIGHT OF
FRANCHISE OF An PERSON WHO
Is now VA 4 QUALIFIED ELE ss ,,o OF !,
SHALL ENACT LAWS DEFINING
THE MANNER OF AscERTAINING
THE QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS
As TO THEIR ABILITY TO READ
AND SPEAK THE ENGLISH LAM
GuAGE. AND PROVIDING FOR PUN
1SHMENT OF PERSONS VOTING OR
REGISTERING IN VIOLATION OF
THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION"
(Amendatory portion printed in cnps)
Also. that q petition, signed by more
than one hundred qualified electors OF
King county. praying for the submission
OF the question OF township organization
TO the vote OF the qualified electors OF
King county At the next general election.
has been duly nled according to the pro-
visions Of chapter Ia. Session Laws W thu
State OF Washington for the year 1896. and
that said question will be submitted
thereat
And DO hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is true and correct state
mens Of all questions 10 be submitted TO
vote, and q true and correct fst OF candi-
dates a. filed with me in accordance. with
Law. to be voted for at the general eiec-
ton hereinabove nrss referred 20.
Witness my hand and official seal this
slst day of October. A. ID. 1885
auditors SeaD NATHAN BENAN
County Auditor and ex-oflicio Clerk OF the
Beard OF County Commissioners Of King
Count. Washington.
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- - - ouUUoMo oS
3 1A1CED - HEAV1
80 oOvosBoot
aoUzg r uO08N4
zs5 rneuounna oevug1nn.
~nrnnDoM DANIE1A
I'll sss5| -. q ..-.-s--w - $3.50
-,rr a rv,rwr1an
-. ..--~. s.--.---.--
= - ~or~~rn
=. ~I.s.
-4e ~~rrrrrxs -
s. - n1e---~~ o~-e-na.
$3.50. ..s.rrr ssrrrv wrNGruw
-.
- .s---~s..-
: --c-
$3.50 {. - 1919 49,
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1sDuDllcen .....cHAnxD ~. WY1xxp
Hoo0tte rnssy ........~......-yo John YAllH
Oo&UnU1A HUDo1uC1s
SagaoDe - 90 Rsnos.
1sD.e3een ..-...... oBonoE r. Quincy
Hoou11s EArty.WILLIA1G q MccuHI.1T
1ueo1 .........-...-....O. G. DB0VlM
rss0aes fnrty.....CHEsrER i. 0HoHT
DCDIAP FnECISCr.
1uoe1oe - she Reooe.
1eeDeee Rarty..WILLIAA II. 0IyYoRD
1eeDteD Water
DuWAMI1u PRECIxCr.
Justses - The Peaes.
1e0ean.-. .-..... -...K ~. 0lfAI.L
HseDaSs EXTRAORDINARY G. CATION
ooDuoaonn... $780,. ......6. v. COTTON
1noeDeo1enf. ATKIN0oN. JR.
1seot9s Party EVERETT ID. WAII.AcE
DULfoD PR1CIMOH.
Juoe1oo ~ the Runoo.
HooUe6e HarU (hy petifion).........
......... $500. .-....6. & ROWLAND
3ooD1es Party by caucus.
-. ........-. ..-..-.GEoN6E 4. HILL
C000o0Duos
pOoDoee PaSty. J. lgANNEY
GILMAN PRDC1uCR.
Just1eo - the Psaee.
Rspubltcan $3.50. 49,. ...1HOS- r. PRICE
Democrat ................WA. McNALLY
Peoples Party.......JONAH Z. HUGHES
Coos1nnue.
Napublican.. CHADWICK
Dosnocrat ..-....--.....0EORGE COUTTg
Peoples Par:y...........JOHN McQUADE
JUANlTA PRECINCr.
Justice ~ ahe Peace.
Peoples Party ........PHILIP CoUTURD
1sepisfs rarty.................J. o. SMITH
UEWCASTLD PRECINCT.
Justice 81 The Peace.
Republican .........C.-C. CHRISTENsEN
Peoples Party........TH0AAS DONALD
Constable,
Republican .,..............GEO. JOHNSON
Peoples Party.......JAMES FEDDERLY
ORILLIA PRECINCT.
Justice ef che Peace,
1ooplofs Party. CHRIS. PETERSoN
Constable,
Peop1e'o Party ........wILLTS CRABEII.
BENTON PRECINCT.
Justice 81 the Peace.
PeeDls's Party.............JOSEP WOOD
Constable,
Peoples Party. BUNSTINE
sTOssEL PRECINCT.
Just1ce Of the Peace,
Peopie's Party...-......A- J. HAMILTON
Constable,
Peoples Party.......-.......T. d. NEsARY
TOLT PRECINCT.
Justiee 81 the Speaeev
feopie's Party. JAMES HARRIS
Constable,
Peoples Party. CHARLES TEMPLETON
WEBSTER PRECINCT.
Sustice Of the Peace.
Peoples Party. GEORGE r. WEBSTER
Constable
= SSfsS = = airy
.......FREDERICK J. HELLIKER
WEST SEATTLE PRECINCT.
JWstlce ~ the Peace,
Peoples Party. >. CHARLES n. COOPER
CoastahIe,
Peoples Party. LUTHER w. NELSON
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| SOLACE.
SlDLACE.
SOLACE.
E0LACE.
SOLACE.
S()LACE.
SOLACE.
StlLACE.
SOLACE.
&LACE.
SOLACE.
S()LACE.
SOLACE.
| SOLACE.
SOLACE
/ SOLACE.
SOLACE.
SsDLIACE.
SOLACE.
StDLACE
SOLACE.
SOLACE.
SOLACE.
SOLACE.
SOLACE.
SULACE.
St,LACE.
SOLACE.
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Tho following table, compiled 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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Seattle. oct. -. NJ
Exchanges q the Seattle, Tacoma ana
Portland clearing houses today were:
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Money on CALI at ea56o per cent regular.
and at the rate of 100 per cent. per annum
for three days: last loan s. closed offered
at s: prime mercantile paper, 7l4flio NOM
tnatly: sterling exchange irregular, with
actual business in bankers bills At AS4l4
G4&A for demand. and $lSllaD4S1N for
sixty days: posted rates. As2is and N.S5la
64-S6; commercial bills. a. 500 4Sok bar al
yer, 64ssc; silver certificates. e51s5lsc.
Today's statement Of the condition Of
the treasury shows: Available cash bal
aEce. $296. IA .53S: gold reserve ulS, ~, as.
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| d. & r. g. 7s ..Il3
/ Fours :. ....... &iS
Erie Eds ......... oy,2
/ 10. III. 4 s. A. IS. l06lA
i Seveus ;. ....l0O
| H. 4 T. Cen. Is. l0Sia
| Skies :. ....... yslz
| II. K. T. LIST Is. 50
| Second Is $500. 56A
NUT. Union S.. .l07
IN. ]. Cen. G. 5s.1l3
Nor. Pac. lists LIZA
Seconds :. ....l7
Thirds :. $780,. s.
IN. w. Consols lbs
| 8. r. 4eb. IS ..1O6h
10. r. 4 ~. lists. Ito
lR. G. w. lists ;. q
iSt. Paul Con. 7s.126
| C. 4 p. w. 5s.lll
| St.L. 4 I.M.G.5s. 73
/ St.L. Z s. F.G.6 s. los
| Tex. Pac. lists :. Mh
Seconds :. ..... 20
III. r. lists Of '3.l02
| West Shore - ..105z
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@SAVA ia - 80 0s X
Preferred I'd :. -
Fort Wayne ....l59
CT. Nor. pre- ....1l3
C. & f.. /. pre- =. 81
Hooking Val -. l54
Illinois Cen 80. szh:
st. Paul 4 Du.. Is
Kan. & Tex. pre- 25L
l.. E. & w. 80. 16L
Preferred .. .. 654
Lake Shore ....i..
Lead Trust 800. %
Louis. 4 Nash. l6s,
/. & n. A. ..... ]
Man. Con ....... 92a
Mem. & Chastn.100
Mich. Cen ...... 50
Missouri Pac 90. Il
Mobile a Ohio. {. IL
Nash. & Chat :. IS
Nat. Cordage :. ~
Preferred :. :. .
N. ]. Central ..1031:
Nor. & w. pre-. H%
North Am. Co.. ~
Nor. Pac ........ -
Preferred :. :. -
u. p, d. 4 g.. y:
u. 8. Cord. gtd. IL
u. s. Leath. pre- ).
u. 8. Rubber :. 19.
Preferred =. :. s.
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AVAGaA&4 - sssAS4
Southern Pac :. ;.
Sugar Refinery .ll5 =
Tenn. Coal 4 l.. AA
Tex. Pac ....... 3
Tol. & o. C. pre-. 50
Union PaC 1890. 50
III. s. Elk ........ 80
| Wab. St.L. & p. 6A
Preferred :. -. 15n
lWells-Fargo Elk. 81
West. Union -. S41
wheel. & L. E.. 81
| Preferred :. ...2.7s
mimi. 4 st. i. :. II
I'D. & X. g. ...... 1914
Gen. Electric -. 20
Nat. Linseed -. Is
| Col Fuel 4 I :. 11n
Preferred :. 80. IS
III. & r. Cen. ;. :.
Tol. A. q Nm. >.
Toll. St. l.. 4 K.C. ~
Preferred :. -. 10
So. r. r.. ....... So
Preferred :. -. I%
Am. Tobacco -. 75s
Preferred :. 80. ~
Am. T. 4 G. CO.. y7i5
Com. Cable Co. 40
Am. Sugar pre-. 100
s.. l. 8. 4 r -. :.
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re.ressun-aul.,: United closed sLis
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1896-06-05
Nez Perce, Potlatch and Palouse.

Nez Perce, Potlatch and Palouse.
These are the names Of three great
agricultural and fruit growing districts in
Idaho and Washington reached by the
Northern Pacific Railroad.
They each adjoin the other, are similar
in products, climate and character, and
together form region for the homeseeker
hard 10 equal. The Palouse region has
long been noted for its marvellous grain
production. 1t is to the Pacific Coast
what the Red River Valley is to Minneso-
Ia and North Dakota.
The Potlatch country is like unto the
Palouse and adjoins it on the east.
The Nez Perce region lies south Of the
others, and has until recently been part
of a great Indian reservation. 500, 900
acres of it have been thrown open to set
Element and it can be bought at cheap
prices and on favorable terms. Write to
Chas. S. Fee, Genenal Passenger Agent,
Northern Pacific Railroad, St. Paul,
Minn., for folder and rates.