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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-10-07
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
THE QUESTIONS TO BE VOTED
UPON AT THE COMING
ELECTION.

Several friends have asked us for
our advice as to the pending amend
mentS to the cons titution.
There are eight different questions
which the people of Minnesota will be
called upon to vote for or against on
the Bird Of Move Ger, in the shape of
amendments to the constitution.
The first question is that Of taxing
railroad lands
The full text of this important act
is as follows:
TAXING RAILROAD LANDS.
Section /. All lands in this sta .
heretofore or hereafter granted by
the State Of Minnesota, or the United
States, or the Territory Of Minnesota,
to any railroad company, shall be as
sessed and taxed as other lands are
taxed in this state. except such parts
OF said LANDS as are held, used or Oc-
cupied for right of way, gravel pits,
sidetracks, depOts and all buildings
structures which are necessarily used
In the actual management and opera
ton OF the railroads of said COM
panieS. Provided that said railroad
companies shall continue to pay taxes
IhOO OIlC SCdOC OOOb OLCli
gross earnings in the same manner
and in the same amount as now pro-
vided by law. and that nothing in this
act contained shall be construed to
repeal said laws except in SO far as
the same relate to the tax upon said
lands.
Sec. 3 Such portion or portions OF
any act or acts, general or special, Of
the State or Territory of Minnesota
heretofore enacted which provides, or
attempts to provide, for any exemp-
tion of lands hereby declared taxable
from taxation. or for any other
method Of taxing said last mentioned
lands different from the method Of
taxing other lands in this state, or
which are in any manner inconsistent
with the provisions OF this act, are
hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. If this act shall be held to
be void so far as it applies to the
lands OF any particular railroad COM
pany in this state, it shall not be
ground for declaring it void or inap-
plcable to any other company not
similarly situated.
4. This act shall be submitted to
the people of this state for their APP
prevail or rejection at the next general
election for the year 1896.
The secretary of state shall cause
to be printed upon the form Of ballots
used in voting for state officers ut the
next general election, in manner con-
fOrmable with the requirements Of
the general election law, the words:
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-10-07

Let Every Populist Send One Dol
lar for the Peoples Party Ma.
tional Campaign Fund.
Mr.. J. A. Edgerton, Secy. Natl. P. p.
Com,
(Wormley BldgD Washington D. G.
Dear Sir
Enclosed find 81. 90 which 1 contri b.
ute to the National Peoples Party
Campaign Fund.
Date. 1896. Post Office.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-10-07

9. n. Hall, Chehalis, Mimi. rcnews
and writesi "Be OF good cheer, friend
Donnelly: You are the salt that hath
not lost its SAVIOUR. You are doing
much good for oppressed humaai
Don't give up the ship until the Mas
ter CALLS
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-10-07

WHEAT
the
it n
S Doors
Watches
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-10-07

f. G. Dickey. Seattle, Wash. writes:
II will raise big club next week for
your paper. l think now IS the most
propitIous time to SOW tho "cusscd"
country down with reform ii erature.
! lind many men who are now willing
to listen to reform ideas WHO not so
many months ago could net be in-
duccd to read IA Popuiist paper
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-10-07
human effort for the preservation O.
American manhood.
THE UNIVERSITY ARMORY.

The following editorial, printed in
the May 20 issue of 1.-THE REPREsEN-
TATIvE" is reproduced by request Of
Rev. G. e. Walker and others.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-10-07

For taxation of railroad lands
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-10-07

THE OUTLOOK BRILLIANT BUT FUND.
NEEDED.
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ST FOR THE CAMPAIGN FUND.

The age must not move backward.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19
UNITED STATES MATTERS SALE
Consfnuea


80 sccve notice e. here ard row >s.-->
1ss1sSggsTnF1 20 Saturday. septesysfss- 49,
- - pExsn ~ q cFclock IN 80 eere---.~.-
q fazt dav az The wemssx9sr e~e.~s - =.
80 - s.oart House q King rcun.v wsxS-
- -. ~ t1* 11sy x SeatfI@ IL xeN
rr.ys4ntFs ~ whsrh sfsne a-YN ryEz~N 7 s@k4
vrnisr1 states Master - chanre~v fr~ 80
-SxssssleE oi WasnfnxtoE, Eorsb~wr rsssf-
- - sssa <I'feTs3 Matter ssslIv arS-yssrsfs-s
- e. % saad decree 70 rsake $3.50 ! -
sDf.a scL sac sale, saI SELF At s,aess<s go
70 tns hsxassf bidder. Upon fhss fa-~~s~ : -
conditions IN sefd notice ssas~a 49, - =.
orner Therein stated. tss rrou@vs5sz - 49,
noSsee described, mentioned ara vs~e--sss
70. save ard excepting a. foilnwrs 80 * =
aescTlpt.0n fa subdivision s2@v9-s~ls =,
49, IN above notice ts ccrr.rres ana
cosnfed 20 a. 20 read. iof E - ssrs~k /" II ia
INC ~ ~ IN block X. in A. A. pernss.
-. .sl % aaaissc0. etc. and az - cfnrrs4
WI D. 800 2s her IN sta "a
r-rf... EBE% SMITH
49, 49, ssnses Master ~ chancery, pxs-
TIC. OF Washington. Eorfh~rn p5rts1o-
SPA master IN thss Cause
1850 D~at1le. Washington. Jaly q. lsss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19
WEATHER DURING JULY.
General Absence or Precfpitafien - A
Warm Month.


George ~. Salisbury, OF the United
States weather bureau. reports as follows
on tire climate and crop service OF the
Washington section for July:
Monthly review and coEaparison--Tnc
chief characteristic OK the month or July.
Iss. was the general abssacs OF rrecipi-
tztion- Seldom. II ever. has there been
such a proeracted 6routh n the eastern
section, and IN the western section there
has eaen but one like II since the settle
ment OF the country; that was In lsSS.
This year. ST % Per cent OF ths stations
no rain az all fell. or only the slightest
trace. The drouth begun In June. there
having essu scarcely any rain sfser the
9Th. IN the eastern section OF the state
there were q few scattered thunder storms
during the month OF July.
The month WIS also notable for ieS ex-
trems warmth, as compared with former
months. The average temperature was
about three degrees higher than the nor
NAL in the western section. and over ave
degrees higher than the normal In the
eastern section. At several stations the
maximum temperature rose 10 above ITO
degrees in the shade. The month was
quite uniform In temperature, but the
warmest spell was the week from the l5th
70 the Goth. the hottest day baing generally
the 18th.
Naturally the effect OF so much hot dry
weather upon the crops was injurious. ex-
cspt In irrigated localities. but II was Tar
from being 50 disastrous as was ar nrst
feared and was at one time generally re-
ported. Spring grain suffered the most;
potatoes probably considerably, but the
latter were greatly revived by the rains
that set In on August l.
Summary of ternperature-Mean temper
ature OF the month. western section. $40;
mean temperature OF the month, eastern
section. 74.2: mean for the state. ss-e. which
Is "a above the normal for the past seven
years: highest mean. sos, at Bridgeport;
lowest mean, $40. at Tatoosh. maximum
temperature In western section, IS, on the
18th az Chehails. minimum, 81. on the 18th
at Blaine: maximum temperature In east
srn section. IL. st Bridgeport. Fort Sim
coe and Conneil on the 18th: minimum, 81,
on the IND 81 Hunters: greatest range, q.
at Connell: least range, u. at Tatoosh:
mean monthly range, western section, i2;
eastern section. s.: state. &.
Summary OF precipfta tion--Meen month
" preci ps;a.ion. westarn section. OBS OF an
Inch: OF the eastern section. 90 OF an sneh:
OF the state % which is 80 below the nor
NAL as aeduced from the last seven years
The greatest amount OF precipitation was
50, a. Rosalia. IN the eastern section;
least precipitation. none at all at more
than half OF the stations. Thunder storms
occurred at few localities on tho nth,
t2ih and Gst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-19

Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.

Prices Paid to Farmers for Country
Produce.
The following quotation. are the prices
paid 70 farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named. the
goods 20 be delivered In Seattle:
Hops, choice new. 2g2i4e per 10.
Haydn boat loadS)-SsQS.6n.
Csrain-Oafs. choice Eastern Washington,
SIS. Puget Sound. 81; barley. sI4so per
ton; wheat. chicken feed. So
Potatoes-New. s7HS.
Hides Pelrs and Tsllow-Eesvy salted
steers over 20 ms. sGsc: medium, per -.
t1ec. light. under 4s lbs. 10 per 10: heavy
cows. &C; light. Sc: saltet kips, sG4c. and
calf. per %. s.: green hides 10 less than
sailed: dry hides. per 10. Sc: cuIls OF
above. one-fhird less; dry elk-. per ID, SC:
dry deer skirs. summer. per 10, m
2sc: good winter, ie91sc: poor and thin
winter. 5s9Sc: sheep skins 2n37sc; fun
wool. Bs7sac: wool. Western Washington,
&c per n; taIlow. 2A6pA
1--we Stockholders best cattle cows
sec; steers. si63zssc; chosce sheep. Sc: good
hcgs. S93ss; calves. dressed. large.
sc: small Sc.
LoEs-Saperior quality. Per NJ, Ar. s. 5ses
s: choice cedar, s; common. per NJ. 81:
sprucs toFs. sa1s. cedar shlrgse tags. 81
Ranch Esgs-I5isffisc.
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stTenwsr cahses. foreign buying and reports
e svess n the Northwest. slossng A4sac
nei asS1er.
F1our.
Fsoar~~Recsipss aaaa barrels. exrarts
tt.eS eArTsss. Market itc loser en- zssccl-
-sso7 brands OF snrlag pateass.
Hops.
Heas-Slcw.
Wool.
weel--oaaet
Petroleupa.
Fefrnse0Va~ S.aHct. rnftea ess~es sf.atx
hs6s fenrSxirss.k crude steady, N.esss
&s2, Osia Grade steady
Metals
riS Tron--Ksesx. Neyshsfc. ysa-x
CaRper-seasys exglsassgR, So ss3fl.
f.Taa--steafys s.
Tia-StrasSs. Sts N#sisk7, nlates steady.
Sge.ssr-~laa.ss aesasssic. ss-s&1sa
NeGre.
CaSes-optiouS clssea esrssv steady. a.
ssFsa points ret Aaysncs. SPOT esfges, Rio
Qaset
~eSar.
sasar-Raw steady rsanea aalss ana
easy.
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ronelus MARKETS.
rlnan.lal.

tttNEtfitft
London. Ang Isl silver. 3Vsd. consnls.
nsH..
Now York. Aug. IS The Evening Posts
London siaanciai EShsensasn says There
war staenatiaa ~ ali tits Rtock markets
here today. and the tnnn was rather aalis
ON letter from s0ua9a eerFgspeifsirass IN
Pretoria taxing a g'Vanay view q the sit
t,atlan. Tha Importance ~ tAe letter was
diminished. however - its dating back
10 July e. Americans were au*taanfd w
the buying IN Naw ferk. Ahyfe was no
general huyinE here. whvFe + II feli 81 pe
stnpis Impossible 10 forecast Aerufatviv
the result ~ the election ~ the United
States Tie decline ~ New foiR exc hanxs
pxcifea mnrh lnseFeat here. The belief
Al tie present moment = tisat. ewing 20
deaF@r money ana ihe difficulty II nia-
eouatlng hgsis freely ~ New kofks mer~
chants are seliiag sterling.
The far4s nonrsc was aalaf 20 sscatly
Tho neflln markets we're qetti,
nrenasfuffs and Grains.
liverpool. Avg Wheat quiet: de-
raana moderate. No. red spring. 81 lias
No / California. g. 49, FUTURES closed
steady. with August unchanged and efhfr
months IA higher. AuRnat. - laxs. sep
terna,er. - ia1sd October. - isssa. Seve'n~
bsr. a. nd. December. A. HID,
Corn spot firins American mixed new
a. icsta Futures closed ateasiy. with
near no~ltions unchanged 20 tsd hsgher
sna blatant positions "a higher. August.
- f0a. September p ~. 9cfaneF, n Hsas
November. - SD 0ecenibef, - ss''
Ffour-ffrm.
ops.
frops-kt London, Pacifle coast. u lss-
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Boston. Aug is-The demand ~ ne
,.sol o,arkst continues tight, AMI oniy small
.alen are reported. Tns afsNfnee of bust.
ness keeps prieea on nominal has's. ana
Inc small purchases taat ere made sfs 81
he basis of quosations, willie any roln1
lots mat are picked up arc on pfssA's
tsrraH
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sTArLE GEoCrrrrr

=
Sugar Csshing1-Gol6su ssCss Il, bhss ns-
n. SO. extra 49, IA hS,s. r~r >, g..
dry graduated. n bh,=. per n. &. c1,b~.
SIC. powdered. Use; spot cash -ri-e
Aspse SGSar-Fgve-gso pound boxes sol
iopec. 8 20 the -. iSo per n; ssSs~.ea
cakes. tziao Per =.
Ftoar. etc. C{ohbsrw1- xg-.u,,,--.,.,,
straight. ps- bhl. = - - -. ras..s = =.
Patent Excellent. - =. Ngvegtw = "A.
California hranes. = s.. hnesyxh~s. s,,-
par snl. 80; Per cut. Sn. "a
ham, Ter hhl. nee o. IN
sacks. IT'S per ewt: re Corr res
hal. e. -. o. fs-Ib & e ~ evv.. ~ r-s.i
per NJ s1sa: per cwt. s.. -sf1As .a,e ~
b., X-Sas4 so-ni1v, per cpvf. s2s cracked
wheas. PER cwt. s1lS. ro8sf wheat "a :
psr hht. whole whsas soar. Per ~xr,. &.
psArf barley. 1sA-lb sAcss. az. Up, tssxes
$40. split gas. pe- ls-fa ~arks ar.
ws-ih ecx@s. s&4c: eo~n neal. w~sI.w -.
g -. -. s. 81 whifs. - s. %. SIS 3, =
Pears Gohas-ra - szaa 1 white r~- -
re. rrk. per -. lie: 9zvos. r. - s.,
LIMA Per n. sssc.
Ric>--{T oseirgb--Jana-. g: Catas. &c
rer -. Island ssss Csroilnz. e..
p-f@s Joasi-K @-Ef.sa r~rp- A.
Hs5@ veNow. So. 4el4. Tn.xe1. tic
SILL t3n@f-I.lssrpcoa 5s-rS, sacks
ra~ ten. SEs&F@. American aasrv. sx-rn
sAeks. fzsr ton. So Ce4ss. hair s~loursss
Ias~Ta sacks. pe- tor. -; sa-ra sacks. rs,
ton. So. 81 sacks. = = hale. &. SD ssrkx
g. n tale. 81 ls-Ee sacks. = e bale. g
l~-2-sJ oesi1g, - acEa rs<sxSe6, -,
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Three Trains Daily.

qsna Ngrfn- Western line have thFee daily
,..t.. between ST. Pasa and Chicago. II
voar trssn from the West Should - late.
80 ,on eon.s ronrect Frcolt4ct lis less
shsn TAO hours 20 wait. THIS u an Inn
,.,rtan. MISTER n you are ia > hurry. Y.
~ parker. Puget so@nd agent. e1l First
apense seaftle, Wash.
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-. a.4tste Including berth In tourist
f,,s.s. srssa Portland. sat first-class. In
.sgtsnv berth N Pullman sleeper from
ss,s~sssee for train leaving August - AZ
90 4. n. ara Aggaet - az 80 a. en-
&c. "a polrgs East through California
=, 80 a. northern lines. Southern Pacihc
s,s,,,,.s Office rla FIRST avenue.
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San Francisco. Aug 1s-T'iour-Fzulliy
extras. s1ayaa 40: bakers extras. 81 go
AS; saperfr@. &c sSQS
wheat--Shipolng. a7zsc for No. aud SIC
Tor eholees milling. e7sxcaxi .csz
Rarlsy--Feea. fair to good. s-sassss
choice. ezasE;ses rev l,Tesinx. 7gisa7ss.e.
oats-NiiinE. s5Tsac; Surprise. 500
szlkss&7Aacs poor 70 FAIR. ne. gray
so s3SSc: new feed. 7zsz9S0r
ipts-FToar. quarter saeks. 40. do
Oregon. s.S35. wheat. canfs3s Z s4s. 10 Port
Costa. 1855. harley. csntsis. - SO: oats
centals. LIS. corn. csstRis Loss beans
sacks. 90: rye. centaia Sf8s Potatoes
sacks. ass. onions. sacks ~. b~an. sacks
e$s. do Oregon. ! 50: rss14iinxs, sacks. 40
Bay. tons. @sS. straw. tons. A.: wce4. halss
1900 hides. number. -: vine. gallons.
s., 7ss. q1ickzsivsr. TASKS, 20
Tsroduce. Fruft, Etc.
MRaggng.. SIS saIs.: bran. ;Is9f2Sa
uAy-Wsezx s74to: whs2f and cats
81 saEl4 ca, s. 20 =. river barley. "a sfsx~.
sezt barley. ssag.sa: clover. ssssg-5a: stock.
- sssg5s straw. ss9sac per ban1.ss alfalfa.
r,as.sa4s-<sa~rst cnaes, 6a7ae, sallnzs
Burbanks. ss9oc. Early Rose. z&iec.
river BarssEks. - Sc sweet gotato@s
issaf%e per ID
pickle srs3ns. ESSyes river tomatoes. los
-. Green ekra, &c PER box beil KFeea
-@ppera. "a sc. Calls green peppers. zS3
a. nsuzrzgsSss. crdInarss y-I1. bay e9-
cuyn barr, s-Sf1Sc: bay sggass. LG2<c. egs
slant sslESe Alameda green corn. 81.
lS. gerkeiey %. GETse.
Frxatt--kzpses. large boxes. 5s051cs fa,cy
] largo ssxss. sScassi LonswostA ssTswhs7'
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e-~rnrsnr md nshinx parties OF ave ~
,nar. can obtain redvsed rates 70 ard from
take Crescent ~ applying 70 James MOI
- aaent straits sseamship Company
avsssew IFrk
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CHICAGO MARKETS..


Chlcawe. AK 1S..-<'sgsi1srlnx the bear
iSAnes~ o{ two AZ least s. the early items
ef tae asarkrt news. Wheat started re-
usarkaAay atFa. The New Nefk stock mar
ket was 6Fm. The frasS IA Manitoba.
whlcA was reverted yeSserl las. wAa repro
aaced ta!s forenoon. aaa helgsd TIE sm-
prnvefsqas In the financial 8asloo& 10 scare
The feS shorts IN the mAFkoss On the
oShNr hsHa. favoraAse official Il 2egts re-
gArtiiaS Russian erQa prospects were post
81. wHs9a AA8 a tendency % wesken the
price. an3 tae <efsawess movement was
nearly ip 10 the 80 e4r mark again. which
had like fffect Later repaFts cenrern-
ing che fsest damages n me Car Northwest
we're contradictory. Exports were quito
liberal. sne total clearlnEs ~ wheat and
sfoar amounting 10 s1ges, bushels. This
ara tha firm tone 81 closing cables ina
parted srhsa strength to the market, a.
though fAe general dizziness Of the closing
hour was against aRy material advances.
Germ was strong ard AlElivF. In sympathy
with the advance sn SAeas and cats.
oats were arm ana9hcsive, with a GOOD
business transacted.
Provisions raiea lower all Gay. IN spite
Of tha strong grain markets and she higher
prices prcvaising at the yards
Closing Quotations.
wheat-Augassi. Sssse. October. Sxe.
corn-Aagusi. zaNc; september. E5se.
p0ek-AaRass ard september, s. ~,
f.ara-~Auaasf aad September. S2,4sss.
Rihs-Aagust and September. sS.sa.
fsiaxxersf--ftc.
Timothy &s5
Rye-Satsc
Live stock.
x,aftle--A few Western cattle sold al
a%6faSa bat only a small portion 81 The
native beeSea crossed the scales neicw 81
sales hclag mostly between that fEnra
and ag A few prime steers sold AZ ~
A few prime Western range steers sell
az ss1a bat not many 50 above A1s. and
the bulk sell between 81 and Sass.
l4ags-ueavy soia az s. -. chiefly
al s3 i0sf1 ss. medium Weights. 1fesSs.sa.
principally NJ g 2a1fasa and lsghf-weights
HI 81 assIssa chiefly at STITCHED.
Sheep from the Western ranges sold
freely AZ sag9s9is; natives. &@ASies
lambs. s3sg&sa for cuiis up 10 sS@atas 2 fer
good "a prime. Western lambs. A2sssA. q.
yearsiaRs. 3sS68a1
Rceelpsa-castle asoa. calves i,eee hogs
sees, sheep i2.eD.
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rf~s. = 49,: common 20. s. ssss. rasreeF-
rfsss 81 sss: black berries. per ssess. s. CO
$40. hneksehsrrseS. rer BOX ssssr, As& K
siEgie layer fxS. ser BOX. *sesSst s.. black
eoaose aever ags, 50 Sc rer box waite
saAAse AasS~s. per box. 1as9sA.. neAens.s
pr osx. ssss>es 30. pr basket. 80 ~.
pears. Eartiasfs. IN Aaik s9ssssa per .ans
P4uzas- large. pr crate ard box Ga.
prarss. per lex safSSr. Mexlcan lsmsS
SS.ss1$. cSsltosalR ierans Sl~s7ias3s &c
extra. s. .7sss@s So fancy. s. SssfS ses arAaves.
Mediterranean sweets. st-Sss2se Nalen-
cas-. 8 sss1 2. esnanas. ss4s psnsaepaes.
s-rts Persian dates. sSeSs actrseEs
WAS rer hex cAntssaapss, crates skc@s
$.SS wsfsrruei0~S S1~ ner Aznsress
necsarAnes. Waite. sac nSr box. 30 red
5sssscs grapes. Faxfs snAsaas Fser crate
5assrSe. d yweetwAfee, seasSS. DO black.
sssseS Fsr box, Do Msssst. 1884, crab
appses. S9zse
Batser-rsckl~s. fsgsf-es gsnev ss~earnerv
1sEfsc. do seconas. la@sTcs fancy dairy
1T21Scs 90 Seconds. TSss TaSsc
cheese--Frsnev ail&. aew, s.. fair "a
goci. T'szsSaacs Yoang America. sa1os.
Eastern. fzNisc.
Exws-ssore. iaeise: ranch. isa1e; aask.
fessiEe.
Ponlsry-T.sve Turkey eahhsers fsssa,
Per pound. I've turkey heaa, is4Isc. vounr
turkeys. fss7s-r- rvsseefS. ga. S&sss -
yeHng. 81 hscliers. smam 81 sea 81
90 large s. Eas9s. sryerS. s -. 80
SssaS =, ducks. or s. Nsss. do voting xass
goSl82sS. N.@sz71. 81 pieeans. a3s. 81 ass21 -.
pigeons. young 81 1R
Closing Quotations.
wh-at-Sses9ys pS>,ezsber. ssssc.
Rarl-y-Anacffves December. esskc.
coFn--tsarge yellow. s5ss8sss1c
Bran--SL-sfisSa.
Wool.
Woes->san Joaquin and southern coast.
poor months. tEsc. san Joaquin and
southern cosst, coed 8 months. st9ssec. san
Jos1Rin toothlli, good 70 choice. es<ffStSr.
San Joaquin yeaE's fleece. 4e9ssee. Nevada
heavy, sss1cs Nevada choice. s8sssc. North
ern choice. iallIc
Hons.
Hops-ea<c per pound Tor ola.
Financial.
Silver BARS ,..,.s- Dragts--Ssght -. :.
Mex Dol ..-S4GS8isl TcaegTaph :. -.
Mining stocks.
Aha ........ q Ja5ia s......s.... =.
Andes -. .... .. = Kensack Con -. !
Reselrr -......... - Lady Wash. Con. :
Best & Belcher :. a6 Memo -. -. 49,. Is
Roais Con 1900. d sloans Dia6io -. :. =
BuiTer Con ...... 81 oceideasai Con :. s.
NAfesfoflla .....s 10 ttfshfr 49,. ......... 81
Challenge Con :. S. OverEnan >. ....... IL
tholiar .......-lss' t'otost ..... ....... IS
Aofiti1sElce - SSsNAAe --..ss ~
Con. Cal q Va les SCORPION +. ....... =
Con. imperial =. Sierra Neva6a - Al
Con. New York :. Silver hiii ........ I
Crown Point -. - Silver King ...... =,
ENeaeQaer ~. nfon Goa ,....s..
Gogsa & Currse :. e. Utah Con ..-......
Grand Prize ......;l Yellow Jacket =. =
Hale s. NozNross. 10
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EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND

EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle a. m. II m. ) .. m
Leaves Everett $50 a. m. go .. m. TO
D. NJ
sundays-I<aves Seattle II g. NJ: leaves
Everett p. n.
Fare-Slngie trip. TIC: round trip. 81 8:
connects with boats for Tacoma and 6no-
komish-
street.
SEATTLE q TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
r. w Goodhue. Manager.
Telephone. Red 81
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usRf>F News.

So FRANCISCO. Aug is.--cieared--attnr
,,.,ss,a ganA point. Aiasks. ssEnr Coos
p.v sau Pedro. salied-schr Tfnnais'
rf~ooff4fff
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COMPOSITION n nons1Fess. rnfnion. hss-
,s~r az lsrg primer faces en- tho follo~-
sew sixa bsIles. ssapsfeu % nalnsos. n0<
szceealnr II ems rsca. brewer, rot sx-
~~esfasr is ems plea. loag primer. rot 81.
rSasgng zs ems riea Special faffns -
issg. orders. A3tfess Post-intsIiigsnesss
Esaftls-
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rn. caiisornfa rsaa~r- e tbs Po*f-fnteSs
fsrenres wsii hnt u on sale daily az Soepee
A. Cas- stationery store, az AaFAei sfresss
S., c-e block up Market street. from The
f-broniela osflce- PYice &c.
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IoSt Xioor ars MANHOOD eniekiy
ease re1s4s.ar - EsE1. eEE-- sssE&4y S2rez
- xSDAEAQ. xss grN8t Hs21o3 rsZe@y.
VITA written x1Axxrses % c-<A S1zs ar
Elswsxs = Easa<1 3rex Co
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DAILY BULLETIN.
eeastsA Arg. IL sfA

Observations taken at al stations az
p. ra-. 18th merriam time q .. m Pacific
GEORGE y. sAr.TSErrRY.
Observer Ia Charge
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r.s~ A~v,ss excursion 90 snoasmsrrss sum
Hav next wifi ~ grand seeoess. livery
BODY Is ayeoinie3T FaafsAntss1 koo1
- lave seattle 81 a m. Para
ar5x Il for the fossnd trip.
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Iohhfnr ountntfnn.-

TIE following are the prsc~s pass nw re-
tai dealers for round lots delivered al ere
wharf or on cars. or ire sohbsnr rates
quoted by wholesale dealers, with ordinary
terms q credit.