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LIVE srocK a,RKEr.


CHICAGO sept N-ca1tih.- Reggfrss sac hess4
ts>sips Nxhs avs ueilum ttrars stsaty hesTiss -,
igstsf rsxaus frui Nsiiscf Nsad in vFimf steers.
Il s.ef 4 rstF - rsaiam AHts n selected feaf
~, Is ksat "a salVssl sssgklgs Sc Nssf = cses s. b
"a teifrsa EkfA 81, rtrusFs. s. ssft AZ M1ly.
q ss8a n eaires IS IS Tewaa ReceBts 50 hrsd
let ~ SO tnsss. ter eaHas1s Al g 81 Fr5 slTsaA
q ssag ts. srse, ssesFs s. iafg s tails . 1857 e
Noss Rrcarts sessy q &C he&a griosrNe eat
rsaftf 3. ~ iFsi ever. ssN Hssry s ieTeI Hsit,
-. Z sasS s kacd 81 ftasae hssfs 9 sss3 siie
sstse hssvy. a aasi tshh s. isss s. bsik y sslss.
,ss,p~ nseesg,ss. Kse heaa sAsse asi hsaAs. es
tfts sra fffdsf tiee3 ~ vhsfe retdsrt 81 ist
IS ftlr ~ ahttee raixFf s. As4 y Wtttf-u saesn.
a 500 81 fNxars So Sst a. native AnilA s 80
10. Wasssra lasts N.1aA3S
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MARINE NEWS.

SAN FRANCIsCo-Arrived Sept. H. str Mary
u. Hume. from unalsska. Sailed, sehr Western
Hcme for Goes bay.
AsroRIA-saiied Sept. 49, bktn Encore. for Mel
bourne.
SOUTH BEND Sailed Sept Is. bktn Omega, for
Melbourne
pOar TOWNSEND Sailed, Sept. Il. Ger 81
Arethuss for Chemainus. schr j. NJ Colrnan. for
San Pedro.
YOKOHAMA-saied. SEPT. IL, Braemar, from
UnrKkoug etc, for Portland Or.
BRfsBANE-A Arrived, Aorangi. from Victoria. D
c. via Honolulu, for sydney, y. = w Sailed. MI
owera from sydney. n ). w. for Honolulu and
Vancouver, u. q.
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= .s.v>ne pricss are being offered 20 ms pro-
~ Z. ~ {srsf dsalrrs Cor delivery in round lots
~ IA IA the car ~ Seattle
j ~. esI4ze. barley, SIS ssafe; wheat,
' ~ n: brsp. I'll 90; shorts, si2.D.
- ,stnd. fssa Eastern Warrington tim
nm - per ton.
~ e-lr4Iv ftrsh ranch. Hd25c,
~ nnch. ix7i8c creamery. z5dcsc.
4 IN fhietens. liai2c; live turkeys. lie:
S q. euope iDc: husSs. f1dl2c per n.
&isChosoe beef cattle, cows. sl93fe.
In 1Ir ekeifs sheep. ic: good hcgs. live, e
k1x II: calves. dressed, large. Be; small.
~ ~. lsne. &c small. e..
~ ~ spd wool Heavy sound snlted steers.
81 n n: medium. sound, per n, fe; Hight.
~ \ Ib1. Tc; COWS. sound. all weights.
~ NM and uxen s.. sal,et tips, Tc:
- u. y: green hides. ic less than ssited :
~ ~ ID. Ia, dry cull.. one-third less
~ ~ - NJ. B@ycc: winter deer. dry. Da
- ~. i1kisc: dry elk, sffioc: green ELI.
2sa us. uc<esI no. shesriings. is8aoc
12Ais1lon wool. aaiic: Western Washing
~ - ": any or timber burned. isaiic;
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corroS asaSEr.


NEW YORK Sspt lt~C0ftan fgiaass evsne1
frvggssNsv fregsilar aad tstex ig5cot Showed ~
Sine n Siss rrtnts ga thF Gear neH5hs, W'lc ne
htef uaenshs eele pcinss i1~cr q ralrt h'fsrr
a --r.f .ie.i a iunx sQttsn tar sse, ara Hthtn
~ nest fss mirNtez Prices thewes further i'al
n pahatt TNesR Mas partial frsetsca 1n oaFtT-
trs n4t assia tha raAfsrt hcramk VERY wesk
Frura tke sreairF nFures n F-Sterisy SErtttrhry
h-sss Is r.,lnfs ottchsf = saa January, MARI ana
ssres,rt ~ sccount 4 hssvy hegiug fE Livesraci,
ts,t thts VAS anshy withdrawal
Thc uarses closed steady In tcas. es AZ Aeeat TIA
Lssz.a lara1 a gAs Gar. . nxt Azs u -AkS n4AfN
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co on THE GnErmouap.

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND EDMoHps
ROUTE.
Time c2rf-f.eages Seattle A. m, II m
and o. m. Leaves Everett s.i5 A. M.
tx9 = N and us .. m.
Three eeuna frsgh daiiy. except guntsy.
Corzection&-At aeafsle with the steam
~ Flyer for Tacoma. az Everett with tha
steamer Aisat8 far Hnseomish ana vita
tps Everett and Monte crtss0 railway ser
Monte Efissp and way stations
Iolman Ggek, Seattle. Merchants d,ek
Everett. Te!ephole = seattis. Raj al z
Everest. g. L. u. SCOTT. AA.@~>-~
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NEW YORK. Sept. H-Fiour- Receipts i59i7 bar
rels: exports. 1925 barrels. Market irner: Mime
sofa patent 81 itt4 30; winter straights, 81 5@5 20,
Wheat Receipts. 100 s2S bushels; exports 70, 100
bushels. Spot, steady: No rcd, sine, T. o. b
7sAc, elevator. Options had quite strong open
west. after which BY reason ~ realizing and heavy
offerings IN Chicago. they declined sharply, closing
weak Al unchanged prices. March closed ssSe;
May. sic: September soAe; October. Nse; De.
e~mber s2%e.
Wool-Dnn
Hona-Tt
Cofyee--0ptions ciosed firm. at indis points net
higher Sales. IL. 800 bags. including September. %
al yc; December, T3Aa7 Voc January. 74ac
snssr-Rav, firm; fair refining, axe. Refined.
firm.
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tiour~ steady
wheat SO ! spfing 7xa7sc. Sc red TAc
Com Ne J ~ NfffiN M YsliWw. NsFn We
Oats Ma z alA8EAe. No I white, AAc 40 J
wtitk sA4e2Ar
rye Ne 2 slc
nsflsy decd teeanR, ss4@Ss fsir to shsle.
rsttae it,i.Ac
riassss.i NJ I. 81 81; NJ. Northwestern. 81.
Timothy Seed Prime. 81 1884 ~
Mes park Per haFfel. titafilA
lard Ter 700 pounds, Nf2a 49,
short Rits sides, iaess 6 sA4fio
shoulders Dry ssitsd tsstgd, eMNaAe
short sides Clear bowed s. asAs&-
vhiskya nssis q hish wires. S.&
sugar. Inrhaueed
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Addrsss N. l. s. I. Co.. Toledo. o
STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER.

SEATTLE TO TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
In one hour and twenty-five ninutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips, Seattie-Tacoma
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. JUNE g
TIME CARD
Leave Seattle--i:s5; il:l5 a. m: 2s4s. els
p. m
Leave Tacoma--a:s0 n. M. l, $50, s y. m
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattie-T:a0 a. m. 10 M y. M
Leave Tacoma--a.S0 a m. 80. 7.aH D. m
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf Ta-
coma. and Commercial dock. foot Of Ma
rion street. Seattle.
SUNDAYS. steamer Flyer or Greyhound.
THE FAvoRITE U. 3. NAH. STEAMER
STATE OF wASHINGTONs'
Has now resumed her regular run be-
tween Seattle and Everett, Anacortes.
Fairhaven and Whatcom. daily except
Saturday at 10 p. m, from Yesler wharf
This paiatial ana popular steamer is
Just from the hands OF the shipwrieht.
machinist and decorator. and in splendid
conditions for this seasons business.
Elegant staterooms and cuisine the best.
The travelling public can now he assured
OF rapid transit and quick dispatch OF
freight, the State" t~ing the only daily
boat on the Seattle Whatcorn route
PACIFIC. NAyIGATIoN CO,
Phone, Main 5i7. Yesler Wharf
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Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. SOC;
round trip, S5c.
Landing at White Star dock, foot Of
Spring street.
Telephone. Main 52s.
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CHICAGO sept ii.-whest was fairly attive The
market opened strong. October at 76i76Ae because
Liverpool showed responsive advance 10 the bulge
here yesterday and because rains in the Northwest
were again interfering with thrcshinr. Long wheat
csnns ont at the start and dip TO ls7sc took place,
hit tho offerings well taken. the market re-
acted TO T6AeffsNc. The export demand, however.
did not make its appearance here. had been
hoped THIS. with the liquidation Of over million
bushels OF long stuff by prominent trader. caused
the market 20 break and the close was weak al the
bottom October ne under Yesterday, AZ ls&c.
Corn WAS Dun and featureess but steady. oeio-
hef closed ~ lower, AZ Bke
Oats were held al yesterdays figures October
closed shade down. AZ aye
Provisions were easier, on hoG receipts over the
estimate and under heavy pressure from sellers o.
short The demand was good October pork closed
The lower. lard I.ssioc down and ribs iSe do
pressed.
The leading futures ranged follows.
oneniue Hishest Lowest Closing
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SYNOPSIS

Local Report Maximum temperature. 60 degrees
minimum 50 mean, So; .G Of an inch Of rain fell
during the last twensyfour hours: weather showery
and cooler; fresh southeast winds in the morning.
yeering TO light west IN the afternoon
GEORGE n. SALISBURY.
Section Director
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON. Sept. n-whes.-csrrues on passage,
not active; carxooes walia Wsla. 1s 3D. Engiisn
country markets, caiet.
LIVERPOOL. sept. H-wheat-Firu. No !
standard California g. sud Wheat In Paris, firm.
Flour in PAns steady. French country markets.
easy, Weather in England. fine,
Whest- C1ose-Srot firm; No. red Western win.
ter. o. 4 I'D; No. ! Northern spring. 6 fiid; No
California. & sdass SID. Futures. quiet; septem
Der. G. 2i December. g. nd
0orn-spc;. firm: American mixed. new. I. "a
old. nominal Futures. quiet October, Is s7sci NO
yenheF. & sNd; December, is ~
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STEAMERS.

SKAGIT River Route-Steamer Skagit
Queen. Leaves Seattle: Monday Sep
TENDER 10. at 10 D. m. Wednesday Sep
tember IL, at ~ midnight; Friday, Sep
tefnbss IA at i2 midnight. Leaves Mt.
Vernon Sunday, September g. at a. m. I;
Tuesday, September IL, at p. m. !:
Thursday, September 10, at 4 p. m. !;
Saturday. September Is. at p. m Call
ing at Edmonds. Stanwood, Fir, Skagit
CITY Mount Vernon and Avon. For
passenger and freight rates. apply at
City Dock Telephone. Main 81. Seattle,
Washington.
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SAN FRANCISCO Ser, u-vhs.,-s,e.av Cor
futures and quiet for spot.
nns s,. easy; SPOT seaay'
49, .,,es..t
vte..s ~ reIs $50. sr, .n-.s.
IA. rholcs 9, az '"'pp'Hs' ''~' "'iins' f@S7z
Bariey-Feed. Csxa77tsc: brewing. soasi4e
Okts-sfsy. " LIS; black, for seed, a.2ra
hNi req NDelN
R~eefuts
F,o.y a,.,,.r ..,s. : .on. 49,, ..r,.,. "a on.
oats. eentRis 800; beans saeks sse potatoes sacks
so,s pss ~ SAC 10 M, m,ad ing 49, ~. ~ hAy
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Receipt. and shipments.
nnIry Prodnct..

GA fhe prdslars sxehtnxa tniAy the hslfsf marGss
wss asn, rfeAwsts lsiaa1Ac3 ssisy. h.ss
t-sfsss. tfrm Ra NHNe
Fssa STEADY fFvsA. isa
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STEAMER CITY OF ABERDEEN
Daily. except Sunday; leaves for Tacoma
and Olympia at a. m.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.



g M Ma,sss'' N's sS s sss1,, pag,'D
= smith de- Nm ceaIis "
IS T Dunn, TcEsA Q. '. Ksin. 40
n G yieus, 90 Tho. Patton. 81
Il. " Merriam. San Frwn, sslriles. "a
y s'AnereS nas'ss 4 Asasssen. @,
g.. Ms s',A su rs g an s.Jsp sss. g 6
las A. Wysthefhse nvsHFrank n sells. skssway
v we..ae'sss. 90 ? nrass', Juassa.
Mrs " sal slaewoaa Jame, wnsan "a
u: 3. o'rss.s. \ NJ. ias,ss. Ssa. .''''
1 a " rarncs. sn0h.a ~. shiHa. 40
J wsa,hervax Absrircac + Reiaad. spoAans.
Ils N.lvto,s o,gmEla y MsDeuai'. sgs',is.
e'N p ps,sss A assssi q ci lsss, N'@$
wasiou Ansa. M7aeAea Fhn nahost So
The halter.
= " sra,ts ridi'as're Easa-a tssn. cAi7aso
! Gsaueu taia,a Evs.yn isnu. 90
F''i' s ss',s ts,, 1 ss'sss' a,.s DE-
g MsGwasy 81 Ms = ollsrhaw, "a
NJ N ssss s. NJ H. n n:,l'a' ''''3 4
Mss GoFsea. 80 nsias V waiss, nsuesa
Mr. l. g nsr~stt6g ratrsrs asitfs-sr.
D 7 Feea. rv,ssa Y y crssnhsar ohsa
Z Ausssrl- ssa ftan. = nerN Mstsro CT
4 n tss9,p. ss - ~ s.s,.- a ~ AZ
S,- $3.50. 81 ~. 10 e e FSa. s. rssl
rir, ssaa. r',.-'. H h:st Is L., A' &
F,Tas1 Nj ca,rsss. ] r NsSsssar. caS
Mtau 3 Hsr NJ w Elrapaiftck
MIA. ra-.anas T va'ssurps t's~soa
NJ. Eza M S'sos. Aus.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.
Portland. Or. Sept. Il. 1900.
Showers; stationary Temperature
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRf-
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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DON'T start on your tourney without
putting a bottle o. Jesse Moore IA
IN your grip.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROSALIE.
Leaving Columbia Street Dock, Effective
September 5th 1900
FOR VANCOUVER. n. C., DIRECT.
STEAMER NORTH PACIFIC.



Leaves yeeier wharf every Monday.
"Wednesday and Friday ~ D. m.
Arrives Vancouver 10 a. m, the fpiiowing
day
Leaves Vancouver every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday AZ . b. m.
Arrives st Seattle al 10 q. 10. following
day.
Connects at Vancouver with G, w. ".
trains fof al pslnfs East. an3 ~ith steam
etx fWr Nanaina. C1mns. Victoria, New
Westminster ard TeSAda Island porte
Freight viii net 10 received AZ Seattle
after { . ~. on dap ~ sailing
For ffesxht ~ passage Apply at the ~.
bee ~ the Vancouver Inc. Yesiaf wharf.
Telephone fIsd @l
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FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA.

STEAMER MULTNOMAH
Daily. except Sunday; leaves for Taco
ma and Olympia at ! p. m.
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PORT TOWNSEND, SAN JUAN. ISL
ANDS AND WHATCoM ROUTE.
csr-r Z srIfnAfTaGnN

PORT TOWNSEND SAN JUAN. ISL
ANDS AND wHATCoM ROUTE.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
dock foot OF Main street. Sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays, at IL o'clock mid
night for Port Townsend San Juan ISL
ands and New Whatcom. Returning,
leaves New Whatcom Tuesdays. Thurs
Thompson. Manager Owner. Lilly. Bo-
gardus Il Co. Agents, City dock. Tele-
phone. Main 81.
PORT GAMBLE-TowNSEN
ROUTE
STEAMER PROSPER
Leaves City dock daily at 1850 a, M. ex-
Port Gamble. Port Ludlow and Port
Townsend Returning reaches Seattle at
2 a. m daily Sunday leaves for Port
Townsend direct at 5 a. m: returning,
AZ p. m. Telephone. Main 81. Lilly. Bo-
gardus 8 Co. AGENTS.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TNGToN ROUTE.
STEAMER A. r. ROBINSON
Carrying u s. Mail
Leaves City dock at $50 n. m. for fort at
Rean point. Pleasant Beach, Bremerton.
ton, Tracyton. Chico and Silverdale Re-
turning. leaves Sidney p m. Bremerton
Lilly, BoGARDUs 6 CO. Agents.
Telephone. Main ST.
Fare Port orchard points. 25c.
FOR ANAcoRTEs. FAIRHAvFN,
wHAT-oN AND BLAINE - Steamer
GEoRc 2 e. STARR leaves Central dock.
seat;;., a. ,. N. Mondays; Wednesdays
and friday. Returning. leaves WHAT
com at p. m, Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays
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- ssArrLE MARKETS.

~ Vsfsrn svenua today. Grapes are
= fks resspn that the supply was en-
s.1ssr ston San Francisco VIII bring
= u 6sn1a7. and early In the week there
~ a roncorss from Ohio. but until
~ e famine IN The market.
{z IN u,st-t Il not AZ stsndstiil. neith-
"a n. ~, shs demand IL as great az 10 has
~ A. t<fors said. is quiet. Peaches
Skrxr. eookipg apples at i0aT5c and
- Il sec7si q. Prunes and piums
S& Sessnd q rssfoe.
H-<1~ ma ecnditions are unchanged, the
Esss.isr sood and the supply trying to
~. ~ sfln quoted At the advanced
u - turss. and aaa7c to the trade.
2<r.a 10 ornriosd the market, bat
,s.- Al yeaucsion Ia quotations.
r. ~. rr,csin a. theJ were. except sugar.
4. ~ srcsbef advance Of ioc per barrel
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DAILY BOATS TO PORT TOWNSEND
AND PORT ANGELES FROM
fNfTFN FMsfgyK

Steamer Alice ctsrsr8Ss leaves Ctr dsck
Sundays TnesaaYp ana Tsursfags 40 II
FnifrtEht for Fort Townsend Pert WITH
iamn. DaEgensef Port AsreIes, pnrs
CFesceEt. geftytharg, fysnf, cisssarn AMI
&eah hay NatTFnlng. leaves Port An.
EtiHs Tuesday, Thursdays and Saturdays
a. A. M leaves Port rOsnssnd at 10
81 arrives ~ seattle Al 30 3 n.
Hteafrer fsAFiaaa leaves City eeck Mem
dsFs WstnszdAFs snt Frisays q u MID
riGnt fef PaFt Townsend, Port Williams
D0rgsrefss Port Angeles and ylctarss'
hsi4fnirE leaves Part Angeles nj a ~.
81 1en1zysf Wednesdays And Frfdafa.
lcayss Tort Towaeend az II a. a.. arrives
IN Seattle ~ ~ o ri.
Txisa1are Haia sis
GAIT y. THOMPSON, Manager
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GO Ia spinnaAx fsr A,exs,. r.Aalrs.
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HOOD CANAL AND PORT GAMBI, ID
ROUTE.

HOOD CANAL AND PORT GAMBLE
ROUTE.
STEAMER DODE
Leaves Central dock Tuesdays, Thurs
days ana Saturdays. at a. m. returning
on alternate DAYS. Telephone, Main So
w. T. GAFFNER. Manager.
HOOD 5 CANAL ROUTE.
The steamer Olympic will leave CAL
brath dock Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 7 a m, for Kingston, Point
No-Point. Port Gamble. Bangor Seabsck.
Liliwaup. Hoodsport. Union City and
way landings. Returning on alternate
days. For freight and passenger rates
apply to agent AZ Galbraith dock.
r. e. LIBBY. Master.
FOR WILDLY ISLAND POINTS AND
LA CONNER Steamer FArRHAVEN
leaves Central dock, Seattle daily at a
m. except Sundays Returning. leaves la
Conner at p. m, except Sundays. touch-
ing at Edmnnds Clinton, Browns Point
Langley. coupevilie. San de Fuca. Oak
Harbor. Utsalady and La Conner.
p Formation COMPANY. Owners. Tell,
ephone, Main III.
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
STEAMER MARY r. PERLEY
p m. Sundays 7;oo .. m, for Pleasant
beach. Bremerton. u. s. Dry Dock.
verdale. Returning, leaves siiverdals
a. m. Sidney. 7:3o q. m. Leaves sidney
Saturday nights at $50 p. m. Telephone.
Main 526.
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n md TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Sept II. 1870.
u :. a, Seattle, Tacorns, Spokane and
- housea today were.
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and. n@ "' f-~' isf
rer-Golden Gate, per hbi, SIS
raster hair-Wakhed, 81 50 Der sack: unxn,hed
VI per sack.
% p %
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
Whsat-Erport-No ! club. sc; No. ! biuessern,
5sc Mflins-No. l club. sc: Ne huestern, 80
p p %
TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
TACOMA. Sept. -wheat-Steady; tinestern
Shze; club, SIZE; both for export.
e % %
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND, Or. Sept. H-whest-walla wslls.
S1Ses Taiiey and hluestem. ss@o0c.
- q %
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
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DoDwELI. q Co. LTD.
fis James Street. General Agents.
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sH3ssr' sys,es shells. ss per ton. r,anpis,,a
- ~ ~ RET tpn; bone meal. ssT per ian
psshsx AuW. tsf' rer tim hnilsd ssts. 10 n.,
n = ~ saH heel fnsai. ics. SIS rer tos, hses
~ - ~ PER ton beet scraps, i0o-, 10 10,
Hasa u,sisi ssif ~ per ton ~
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Hssss. Provisions aud ri.h.


r$sau ~tsssi tlzRM. swee, rn.,,.~. ., a.
|s' ~ henAsviwsisht h>et. sas1i a -.
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-10-20

Fractional differences IN the Demo
cratic party in Baltimore are rampant
The continued disaifection Of the gold
Democrats, many of whom Contributed
TO the party treasury III the last two OF
three campaigns, causes a lack of
funds. Then the quarrel between the
Rasin and the organization people on
one side and Mayor Hayes and the
Morrison people and their friends on
the other has become very bitter. The
latter openly charge that the money
contributed to help to elect Bryan will
be saved to help Rasin in his fight il
the primaries in November and agaip
next spring AS a result the Hayes
Morrison people have refused to CON
tribute to the general campaign fund
and are making up a special fund, part
of which may he used in the present
campaign, but the major portion. it il
believed, will be used in the primary
fights. ridflsIi8G10itWitl .iup ld1 90
II is feared by the leaders that the
fractional fight among the Democrats
will cause the city to go so strongly foi
Mckinley that the Bryan majority in
the counties viii be overcome.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-10-20

From statement prepared by the post
Office department it appears that the
number of postotiices in the United States
has increased from TO,3GO ON July |.
1896. to 1861 on July l. 1900, an in
crease of 6,331. The number of money
order offices increased during the same
period from 1925 to 3O.024. net in.
crease of 10. 1879. The number of domcs-
tic money orders increased fromJ23. 962. :
o53 to 33,163, 900. IN increase of 9.200.-
997 while the volume of business increas-
ed from $3G3, 0OS,9 to SJO4. I9O313. ail
increase of Sal. TSl 800. The revenues
Of the postal service amounted to SlO2.
334 go an increase of Sl9.S55,37O over
last year, and the expenditures have
grown 10 S107 2iS, DOR. an increase OF
$fG,623.001. The total money transac
tons of the department, including money
orders, increased from S536, l34, 426 iu
1896 to $7l4,394, 191 in 1900, an increase
of $17S,239.T 64, or 33 1-3 per cent,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-10-20
Railroads watch the Election

j. a. Eddy organizer of the El Paso
and Northeastern railway. says that on
the result OF the presidential election
depends the pending deal for the alb
sorption Of the III Paso and Northeast
ern by the Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific and the building of through
line westward. If Mckinley is elected.
he says. the roads will connect their
lines. Trade i'll the orient, he says, is
the inducement for transcontinental
line, and if Bryan is elected the expan-
sion policy Will be defeated and all
hopes of railroad promoters shattered!
The building of line from Salt Lake
to the lower coast. the extension of
the Rock Island. the completion of the
Stillwell line to Port Stillwell and the
westward movement of the Pecos val
ley and other roads he says, are the
direct result of the expansion policy
and forsno other purpose than to secure
the oriental trade. 1'I.-Al 1i++'1
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-10-20
West virginia All Right.

The reports from West Virginia are
invariably favorable 10 the Republic
ans. A letter just received AT Repnb-
lican headquarters in New York from
a farmer may be quoted as a ''Speci-
men brick" from that state. The writ
or says: 1T is absurd TO tell West Vir-
ginia farmers they ARE not prosperous.
j have been farming and stock raising
for 81 years and have not been so
prosperous in all that time as now. I
shall do all can to have continuance
of the present prosperity" .#f.'...
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-10-20

A special policeman was instantly kill
ed, another was wounded in the head. a
striker was probably fatally shot and
ten nonunion men were more or less Sc
riously wounded at the Oneida colliery
of Coke Bros. in clash between the of.
hcers and 800 strikers on Wednesday.
A force of about 80 special policemen
who had been brought down from Beaver
Meadow to prevent trouble attempted to
intercept a mob, but they were power.
less to do anything and retired to the en-
gines room. just as the officers got close
To shelter shot was fired This was
followed by another, and i'll few sec
onds many shots were fired. Policeman
Mills was the first TO fall. Then Joseph
Lesko, "A striker, fell to the ground. No
one knows who fired first, but il is believ.
ed that both the strikers and the officers
used their weapons.