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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-09
Bad Money for Good Food.

Edward Wilson. upon complaint of the
proprietor of the Flour City restaurant, was
arrested by Officer John Larson last night
and charged with passing counterfeit money
Wilson had a meal at the restaurant last
night, and proffered a bad dollar in payment
The proprietor made complaint to the officer
with the above result
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-09
Successor for RIfss.

WASHINGTON, March S.-A special meet
ing of the executive committee of the ma
tional Republican committee was held today
Of the treasurer, Cornelius N Bliss, of New
York, who has become secretary Of the IN
terror in President McKinley's cabinet. With
out delay the committee selected j. G.. Can
non, of New York, to be Mr.. Bliss sue
ceSSOr
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-09
Club House for Cur.ers.

The Minneapolis Curling club want the
bonspiel here within the next two years, and
in order to do this they must have a club
house large enough to accommodate q large
number of curriers'. A committee has been
appointed to look up a site for a new club
house, and the plan under consideration pro-
vices for a rink $50 by 200. The proposed
rink will cost about So 900,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-09
Suppressed n Fake COLLEGE

MADISON, Wis. March S.-The secretary
Of state this morning received notice OF the
dissolution Of the articles Of Incorporation
of the Wisconsin Electric Medical College.
The institution has proceedings pending
against it brought by the attorney general to
cancel its incorporation on the ground thae
1t is not properly fitted to give medical edu-
cation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-09
Dead i'm the Street.

Special to the Globe
WINONA, Mimi, March 8.-The remains
of Hans Martin were found in a street in
the east end this morning at an early hour
by a policeman He had evidently died sud-
denly from heart trouble, doubtless caused
nv hard drink
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-09
winOna Sugar Beet Growers.

Special to the Globe.
WINONA, Mimi, March S.-The farmers
south of this city have held a meeting al
the Sugar Loaf school house, and after some
discussion formed a branch Of the National
Sugar Beet Growers association. The Of
fcers are President, Frank Yanke; vice
presidents, Frank fainter, of Homer; j. Nor
ran, of Wilson; Joseph Knopp, of Winonai
secretary and treasurer, William Voelker.
The vice presidents each represent one OF
the towns in which the membership extends.
The charter members number fifty-seven.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-09
VILLAGE ELECTIONS TODAY.
They Promise to Pass OF Even
More Quietly Than Usual.

Special TO the Globe.
FAIRFAX, Mimi, March S.-Not for
years has a village election excited SO
little interest as that of this year. The
outgoing incumbents think they have
had enough glory-and kicks-to salts
fly them for some years to come and
new aspirants to succeed them are 4
short crop. The new amendment to
the constitution relating to citizenship
prevents quite a number from voting.
FAIRMONT, Mimi, March 8.-But
little interest Is manifested in the com
ing village election The present coun-
cflmen will stand for reelection and re-
ceive pro-license support. They are
as follows: President, F. w. Betz:
trustees, George Wohlheter, E. Hough-
taling, D. F. Swearingen; recorder, H
W. Sinclair; treasurer, Cecil Sharpe
License will carry by the usual large
majority.
WADENA, Mimi, March 8.-For
the first time in the history OF this viii
lage party lines will be drawn in the
village election tomorrow. The Demo-
Gratis issued a call for Il caucus Satur-
day night, and met and adjourned till
today without nominating a ticket
The Republicans accepted the chal-
lenge and Saturday evening nominated
the following ticket: President, r. F. c.
Tits; trustees, A. M Baumbach, L. L.
Benedict, S. Buttruff; recorder, G. w.
Miller; treasurer, A. Murray; justices
A. r. Wiswell B. E. Boyer; street COM
missioner, Henry Setting Sr There
were 161 votes cast.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-09
McKenna,s Secretary.

WASHINGTON, March 81. Walter
Blandford, who has been private secretary
to Secretary Olney. has been selected to
act in similar capacity to Attorney Gen.
eral McKenna
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-09
SHERMAN'S FIRST ACT.
ExtraditiOn of Butler, the Australian
Murderer, Authorized.

WASHINGTON, March 8-Secretary
Sherman this afternoon signed the ex-
tradition papers authorizing the deliv-
cry to the Australian officers now in
San Francisco, of Frank Butler, who
is wanted in Australia on a charge of
murder
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-09
St. Cloud Assignment.

Special to the Globe.
ST. CLOUD Mimi, March g. John 70.
Oberg grocer, has assigned. Liabilities, 1890
Assets g. 000 Poor collections caused the
trouble
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-09
Fined Attorney HOInseE.

Frank Holasek, an attorney of this city,
was fined $50 or sixty days in Jail this morn
ing for giving a check TO s. E. Olson & Co.,
drawn on the Bank of Minneapolis, in which
Holasek had no funds.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-09

Saturday hence unless a special term
of court is held the Maxwell trial will
not take place until September. Sherifi
Erickson will take Mrs. Prayer, SEN
fenced for life, to Saltwater, tonight.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-09
RIaze Mt wtrono

WINONA, Mimi, March S.-M. Toye's
plumbing establishment caught fire Sunday
night and the estimated damage is $500 to
$1G-c10, which Is covered by insurance, $3-
COG on the building and $4,000 on contents.
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Dividend for His Clients.

John w. AIctander yesterday commenced
a payment of 10 per cent dividend TO par
ties whose cases he handled in the State
bank affair
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Ats
Home

~ You may bare 1vhat thou :
V sands Vlsft Europe for ]
q yearly, that is the natural {
rs SprndeI Salt Of Carlsbad. ,
" II is obtained BY evabora- :
q hon at the Springs, and is =?
k identical Nth the eaters 2
rs TN its action and results, &
u rcbfcb are the same today s
II as 1Uben Emperor Charles I
'EN ~. naS cured Jour hun )
" dred years ago, and later z
II George Ill.,, Peter the ,
SS Great, and Maria Theresa S
rs benefited BY their use. Z
b They aid digestion, cnre :
3 constipation, and purity 8
d The blood. )
VI Be sure TO obtain the genuine i'm &
~ ported article, so:fb TIE signature Of s.
r. Eisney 6 Mcndrisor Co., SoIs Ase1ts, n
IL Ne1D York, on the bottle. 81
VI .s(2 !l.cNsskg. 100 n
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.
Importatons Of Tea Exceed ALI Previous entail
Trade Coming to Washncton

amount q @ custom.
for ,s truck Of a lss ns,gson 2.
e1oSass x ss ,as ma nr sss T s
ias MS nporsd 4. com.
pa aoasa ne ss r. safa rolls v.
s amour "a s saf % sss.S %
..ss & s; sssss.. ss:s Ii ss
transfer Washnsssa sS
as ] s. &. sis
a @ n .. .ss i e. len ss f, . an.
MsS ey i 4 s. q .sn or pu1sirs
bose s @ naa and mere ap':s from Mel
Ger s IONS u sound
iii ssas s IN ss fs sy p sss: ;sus 9s. to
ehars s b gs " ,e
koa vel aniik 81 n Paul s s asia srSs u 5ops
syae fn Rus 81 ss a. d,ss: ~ U x H 3D. enar'
ra p.ie s a. rl * H AnssD or nsis IS
syansy -
S e.. II w,'as s. ss Il 5 n %
~ @%s
a.
% NJ sSo.s- asHfs
a s R s s Or ~! .1en 4si ai H Scott
sss sS SSs: as ss. s Il "a I s IS
coma @ d ssa49 R.5 Gait rsrsss s
valued i ss5
30, Amman bark csyen s tons csps co
@ 'sss MIS- @ Fla sSss.s e
Fec ] Ms, Nsdas ca Is s 81
So. @ ei.ar n mSar
ya1Sa At G 2 es ssa a ssired A. @ feet ro1gh
al Tag
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO, July to--Wheat got a weak
s.art because Liverpool sent lower quota
IN the Northwes. was favorable for spring
wheat growth, which was another element
OF weakness TO begin trading on. Tho
onering decline here brought thes price
within the range of the put price. Sep
terriber. which closed yesterday A. Gs.c.
started at Gstsc today. II rose on buying
against puts 20 65ssGs5Ac. but as the vol
urne OF selling orders at tina, slight i'm
provement was heavier than buyers could
take care o.. the consequences was grad
ual decline; Chicago received only I'VE
Duluth only -. compared with Az on the
corresponding day OF the previous year
The considerably higher price for cash
wheat at the latter places than No.
Northern spring was bringing here was a
relief or general comment. n considerable
quantity of that grade wheat was deliv-
was another cause for heaviness this fore
noon. New York reported. however. that
the sales Of wheat fer export amounted to
60 ooat.oa6s or nearly 800. 90 bushels.
In preparation for the weakness which
usually follows the publication of a gov
eminent report. one being due today. trad
Monday. and the price got 20 its lowest
near the end. September sold down to
s5isc and closed AT e5zsc.
In corn, the general rains west and
cooler weather were the considerations.
and there was good deal of September
for sale Al the opening at 267sc, decline
OF &c. This IqUi1atfon caused decline
20 2Sisc hui liquidation soon set in again.
and continued 10 the close.
a fairly good business was done in oats,
although mostly at one quotation.
Provisions ruled heavy.
Cat.ie-l2uist at nearly yesterdays range
OF prices. few natives selling at s+203
As
Hogs-Commen TO prime lots sold at s. %
6t3.62fs. with sales largely at so.i56i3.a5:
prices were about l7i.c higher than week
ago.
natives nominal at 80 SOFA SIS: western sold
at s2.5td% SO Common sheep and lambs
sold slowly II low prices.
Receipts-Csattie, 400; hogs IL 000 sheep,
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The branch hydrcgrsphic cffice. custom
house. PORT Townsend. Wash. VIII fur
nish on Application. tree OF charge, full
Information regarding the following no.
aees 20 mariners;
Africa. southeast coast. Deiaeoa bay.
aGseaoed pseat,ou % CockbsErr sho2I buoy.
sack sea, sea Of AEov. SDnNeEs wreck IN
TIE fSlrway 10 gulf OF Taxanrog.
california Humboldt bay entrance. al
tesaJoa IN position Of whisiling buoy.
SSA1orgia, ~, George reef ios signal La
Die 20 De discontinued
Central America. east coast. Honduras
bay. 81 Thomas .4Eh; and approach, dis
appearance OF beacons ant huoys.
IAl!sr Falagoa.an eaanneAs. Indian
reach. reported; rock CT north end Of
HaTHocd island.
Chile, Forg Ca-rixaI SaSo buoy eStab-
asnec on Areauipa hank.
Shina, additional treaty ports.
losomnsas west coast. Buenaventura
Day, shoal so1theastwsrd OF Arena point.
hGat ouoy marking Cow and Calf rocks
England, west coast. Bristol island, and
oisconnnaanee of existing high lights.
ireland. eass coast. sunken wrecks
norsheastward of Mizen head and west
ward or SarEsore point.
itaiy West coast. gulf OF ST. Eusemia-
santa senere. sand bank extending from
japan, inland sea, Msssma NADIA, reef ex-
tending from o Tatsiha sims-
Louisiana, Mississippi delta, South pass.
tnuel
Maryland. Fenw.ck island shoai light
vessel No q TO be- temporarily replaced
by w6istling and bell hucys.
New Jersey, Delaware bay, Ship John
shoal lighthouse, intended alteration in
period OF light.
New Jersey. Five Fafhcm Bank light.
vessel replaced on station.
North Pacific ocean. Bering sea and
OkhotSk sea, soundiagS.
North sea, suuken wreck westward of
Horn reefs
Pennsylvania, Delaware river Schuyl-
Kill river range lights, temporary aitera-
ton in position.
South Pacific ocean. Coral sea. Ocean
Ranger reef, removed from admiralty
chart.
Virginia, Chesapeake bay Tangier
Island shoal. light buoy discontinued.
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VESSELS BOUND IN.

wit, sss s sss s';s where :' from. brittle: ssss 's
S's s's F. 2 q =: e.: s,,
sssas Ts' sSs: Westminster
ssS; S S E & "a t.,. 7.,.
: s:;::s $751; s: G. Il: 81. s :: s- ;'a:
$ Il g, s: i.
sss :s. Hs S. Il ,s sss S s A'' June
R::i f. = e ;s;:s s.; %4$.s
Ss@ + ~ Ss E;
s:s En-. a. See = ST. s ss Sss S T.s9E :sy
H;H @sssi 5sss :: s$ IS: s; sS T.
Fra gsa @ e x i g.: 5 Ss es.ss ;ss
2 = :s @:a ss s,..s, June
:S $@s s y So @ pa 4as:.ss
Ecu l. s:s T. 6 & 81 e sss s:ssy June
sss 4 M tons 59 e ls :a as ss fs, F-sss June
| s:s & e.: :: &c: :s 5"5:::' '' "
k Sss s. SIS a sss sos rs'' es1
5s9a 1s s e e ' a 1s22 SES 1919 1?:s:sad
So @ +; q :s9 ss
y ss h il as Ff s: ssa y 5ss:
s sS AZ % ~ F Yof ' rsas Eo Teo June Il
@ T. Il i ms. a I e;
E Iz.; i /: IS .s $s: ;s rs 5-:
, @ S w es s a .., ,.s.
4; i s::: &c 6 g. 1. Fl: g.; s. si s.: =: i:. 3...
s @ F,,s an .sar Is sas csF,p e Port rv s
s sSa s Il = - Ans K Per Townsend 5a4.1
sssn Wv yasoayer INA
@ T. tx = 4 h s i Il E i E::s: :i ~
': - x = 7 r. s: s; F. - 49,: I'm 's''
&S si 5 = s' ss'r: ssa'
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VIEW YORK ruav IA .-od,,.. r,arl.,
: s,eeks wss devoid 81 ir,eras. Two
sssx Il trading on Satur5sys Ia III ,ha.
Asssi rres M asef,it, aa = ia ~, -.
iay sas ha,,Sa,, -. - a1e, - 10
sal ,ans ,s,s,as, - '.4a"on ailu 'as
isssas wss isrsts.'r ~, p n,e ofenius ns
ssta mary s.ti,'s a,.,.' 80 - nas
h eas az town ana a. ~ -, s''~' ~,
a4axe was small .s1s5 - ,hssa A., ~, W
saes amman y, ~, Ne .as 'asa .nst We
asss on a ws,sscs S,x,sosStt "'A ~ 70
gss ana ysnnfa g. .atiNr.
Nafrs ara yhsr, 49, ,,,,,e,rs3 80, 49,
szae thsmssi,'~s' - ~. et' ~ 10y '..S
=4rlve iisas AZ ,rtc,s - ''''4' iS
NJ sons~.,,,s =, - 49,
sss =, ~. HsshSN wa that the transact
,ssae5 enlv 1880 IN sae asfks sag
ttes saii ara oes ,s,,rr, -
rs sugar Thss 60. Z, ~ ~ q i3v 49,,
* sssy on r,,,,,%.. = $50 8. &C a0i iisF
x al co. -,ova - = '.'+.,.~ tse .AlA's'
sgssaat,t ahovs Ia. - 80 e
i ihe whals 49,, - ?. US ~ StoSe 0es-
asns aAesa ,,,S 80 - aa'ie' s3't.a
-sssl =, e.. N",t Sle slNsS was fFac-
sss@ aeals ~ "a - 5cs etNS
faeae Mai s.5s.s5 e.s''.,' :. 49, s'.saa =
ssaz to the ron,tr,,,; ,, ~ ~ -,
shsSi lvssars va - 80 tsal =" ~ ~
~ sAewei 4 ne tnr,ty - " "a w. ! a :,
stsles h,rs.r 'S''t's II stNNsS 4 stiias!
"a 80
ss.le.hsrsIe s,s'ti., oaS iSn1aineo IN
assetsrs.'.ss SSn0itteh curing the week.
tNeA mary .,'ar -, ,''"s AVt' GUY
sFssestea woufa - .i etNiets uaa
rs ave hesa ,ngs,.l.. .S' ti'is s,l',ii'',.
y r3rs., $50. $50 ~ Vdtsons or strerSth IN
. s'n ssVsFas days during Tire week.
fas.s - hlNNtWebt az prices was
= inlsrye,su vSoS tFSSsAct'crs and
80 a. s~.tss 9eSi'asS were Sfeeced al
/ y srrsnass or y,~t>,. e., t,,..s a.. a..
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CIosi-r Orotations.
FOREIGN MARKETS.


Financial.
LONDON. July f6.--Silver g lilo; con-
soils. no quotation on account of holiday.
London Money Market.
LONDON, July n.-Money has been
plentiful during the week. owing to the
payment Of treasury bills or balance.
June rates are expected TO, rule on the
present low Level. but a sliEh, hardening
Is expected I'm August In consideration
of the million and half 10 be raid 20
Japan and the usual autumn requirements.
which may be Increased by additional Jap
anese and New York requirements.
Owing 10 increased American purchases
OF English goods the prospect ts good
Exports 70 New York may be on re-
duced scale.
The stock markets show the usual hoii-
day duiln.,ss though there is a fair amount
OF investment buying, which. with the
cheapness of money. is forcing up gilt
edged securities This Is partly owing to
the belief that no action will be taken on
the currency question during the present
or the next session Of congress.
The mining market has lacked animal
tion and the changes on balances were
downward.
BreRdstufYs.
LIVERPOOL. July fa---wheat-Quiet:
ca rgoss of coast nothing doing. firm for
white d,ll for red: cargoes on passage
partially 81 higher: wheat IL Paris, easy;
-four In Paris, tat.
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rsNiiy extras. sl4esis5. bakers extras.
81 ss44 Is superfre. s. sisf4
Wheat- shipping. sL-se<} Is, milling.
"a ps.rlsS-teca. .af -ss.e. choice bright.
rs, Il rs. brewing >afs5c for new.
tsats~-t@OV3rnor white. 2cfs s. elSs, good
20 Shoice. s. leeti -. fancy feed. si.@sIi.se.
Receipts.
Flour. Sa0 sacks: wheat , 80. 30 Port
costa - exi eensAls. harley 5ssa ce0tsls.
sats. sS certals. corn. "a ctnt4ls, rSe,
ia ccntsis pog4s o-s. ii'e s@fHs onions.
sa,>ks hov "a tons straw. Il tons; vool.
- lsafs~, vaiStns sasa boxes. quicksilver.
~ tasks. wine. @,E" gallons.
Produce, s'rnits. Etc.
NllStuas Niddangs. SIS @3 bran
Csfforslia Sis3stt a0 orrSoo. $.ssg, a.
5aV~N hrat S>8It. VI A. aga oat SIS
IA ,yai sgSs g.veT barley. ) sss. oasg bar
IL SS.N af2}f& mrs. emitting. ; q So
clover. ssts. ssocN' &se- eSu IMPRESSED
"Ss.ssSts bits New pot&to@s, n boxes 80
40 per cs ntsls 90. III sacks &se &Ae Or CEN
tai new nd ofslosis, e8sS "f@ silver
ss5nS d. Ssel&5cs bay curUclteTs 4 ~.
tser hex. drtet pep&FskS fftt e&xt.a $50
s.. per e ere~u J = IS ger ~. 81 x
,r,,,stasS rsss. So psr box, sreea eera
@sss ss,e ner sax. n'te gfNrs pepper. 4 =
- esq plant $685. peg oeN green osg@.
~ - : ~sts,f,.s small box. aggaa. ia
large box, "a &c; Royal apr'cosS lsa4.e
isrse box. 1ss sA.i kcyal agrCegs as e..
Eayas Anne cherries. - gsE aeS c1r-
yar;ss' sesz per oaest ss4ssle lay*r tiss =
gssg, ssahte lsy~r 'gs. seEsac. Font2in-
Ss.aa srapss sssc per box se.s.s =
xrsg-es 1Ec9N pes hex. PEACHES -ss55s.-
per sex. p.uzss. ..ast'ss Iser Cox, pears -
1.vei oransos. A%s2. Seeding 0ranges. 80
- - ys.vrca-~. s. 5sssa@s Malta eic>a
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CanadianPacifc
SOO-Pacifc Ry.
THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
LUXURIOUS SLEEPING CARS
FROM THE
PACIFIC TO THE ATLANTIC
WITHOUT CHANGE.

UPHOLSTERED TOURIST CARS daily
TO St Paul. Wednesdays TO Boston ana
Sundays 70 Toronto. without change
TRAINS LEAVE 6EATTLE DAILY Al.
q a. NJ.
MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS ON LAKE,
SUPERIOR. leaving FCrt William for
owen Sound on Thursdays and Sundays.
and for Windsor every Tuesday. Meals
extra charge On all nrst-class tickets.
MONTHLY STEAMERS TO Honolulu
and Australia. and every three weeks to
China and Japan.
For rates and ether Information apply 10
E. W. MGfNNIS,
Freight and Passenger Agent Goa First av.
Or to r. J. COYLE
District Passenger Agent, Vancouver. b.
C..
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LONDON July i1-At the wool auction
sales today ss5l bales were offered. Of
which "a were withdrawn The selection
was coed ard met with spirited bidding by
taking New Zealand and Tasmania greasy
snerlnos az extreme rates ana the batter
huying secured merinos and crnssbrets at
fun prices The tone Of the market was
firm, There was no American support.
The folio wing are the sales in detail:
New South Wales. az baies--Scoursd
7iAfTfs as greasy edTftd
Queensland 2,sls hales-Scoured, indIts
si@d. greasy fsx11stsd
Victoris 7Sa hales-Scoured. 5is3f7IS 81:
xrrAev Tdsfsa
south Australia. 9af hales-Scoured, Ga
es5s 81: greasy sfs6Fs%f.
West Australia, ii2 hales-Grsssy. f4d9
eSd
Tasmania, All bales--Gressy. s.df,s
Tad
New 2.slars sh"s bales-Scourci. 7i!tf
ila. greasy &Ls5$gSi.
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Through Nine States.

The North Western Line comprises ov.-
coo miles OF perfectly equipped ratlw.r
IN Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin. Michigan
Minnesota. North Dakota, South Dakota.
Nebraska and Wyoming. II operates m.
drest trains n the world The service ~
Chicago. Milwaukee and all the nrinr,naY
cities OF the East and Southeast csnnot
be surpassed. Insist on having your ,ieket
Via THE North Western" r. ". Part.,
Commercial Agent. eos First avenue. sea-.
Tie.
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ropAy.s WEATHER AND TIDES.

FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. July !, Iss:.
Fair warm.
l. G DEPARTMENT. OF kGgTCUL-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY Rf+f T.FTTN
Seasfla Ifslx = fsa-
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Seattle TO San Francisco. tourist: SIS first.
class. both including tree berth. for train
leaving daily AT $50 4. m. Southern Pa.
cific Ticket Office So First avsnus
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--'--~'s
MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Specsai Dispatch 10 TIE FostIsteiiisencs-
-ATCoSa. Jufy t.---f = Is--Ba-cIn~ser.
:. - n4A&r< H.rS oG-a N es.- sesfr I..ies.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. July i0.--W heat--Mtillug
fTr: No. Club. zoe. Bluestem, 7lc; ex-
rst Price nominal.
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Cor some Of the Inv ~v,s. ~r1-
some heayEness wae noted -oxarS 80 -.
Ut the week In the more arrtrrs w..
Out withoa, effect on TIRE general YrerS
held during ire eargy aasgs. Aas1, -"
0nsnsiy. however. general wea kne~s a@yaI
op>d on profit taking with fha new ,r1sr
pom fnslrs reaesfrr n f9ffs
Silver certificates g2s<fSgEe
Exmorts
v1poss q specie from the port % New
l Isfn ~, tne week amounted to ST. az Ia
49, 49, srsl = 81 IN gold The imports were.
$500 - y- sl a.s Ashii general mer-
easaksGs5es <s3tzsssi. dry goods "a ~ 1.
weekly Bank 9sasement
Tire ~raasxs,, .srtx
~ 1y.ss,.t = - Louo~s'
Reserve -A's easr' Cet -. -
rro,re ''-'''-' %-SraS
Nnerss ''.'-sA - $3.50
IexaI .erAsr. '+'-- az - 49,.
D~no.,.. ''--'-'-'' 81 - 80 80 .--'.
(srrr,sa-,o, '-'...'-- Ss"s, ---..
T~ta rs-arc;.- LsW ..:.-
p,nrs.sS.n.ns coming afssr the
west s,ssw a"ss1Hs h..ec aor the
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Total sales.
General Quotations.

Fiour-Receipts. - 800: exports Il. 7a6:
weak and lower with wt'sa,: winter pat
ents 81 sci IS. winter atrasrAtS, $3.50
a 10 winter lew grades 81 1919 10
Wheat Receipts. - 10; spot. weak on
tons opened weak ana sold of under H.
ou.tfa ton on prospects of hearish govern
nient report lower cables and foreign sell
ing. closed weak and unsettled AZ q sse
ne, loss: September. 20 i5-ieQ1i s-Iec, closed
7ttSr
Ilops-Steady, common ia choice 1896
crop szt#c. tSs'e crop. sflsc. Pacific coast.
1885 crop 4gs&c. 1855 crop e5ilec
Noof~~Firm fleece, iS9t2sc.
C.eres-optous opened steady and un-
changed 10 s points decline. and closed
oufat and unchanged 10 points decline;
September 6 sac. spot coffee. Rio dlii. No.
i. lnvosce. "a; No. ioeeing, ~ mild.
quiet.
Petroleum pennsylvania crude. August.
Soc bid, sales. none
Metals.
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Tacoma Hotel. Tacoma.
Strictly nrst-clasx: all modern improve.
msn:s; fine sample rooms
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Metals.
san ANCIssu MARKETS.

Caprer--lsssy: brokers. 81 iTs%
Lead SIRENS; brokers. sS.SS.
Ttn-plates. STEADY.