The Northern Pacific farmer., 1882-11-02

so that ali vho slwA!lS wthinsths land may fejqce
and be glad fl this season cfnatona Thanksgiving:
In witness whereof have hereunto&set myahand'
and caused the seal Of the United States to be
affixed
Done at the city OF Washington this 25th day Of
October, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and eighty two. and of independ.
ence of the United States one hundred and
seventh. [sisned,] CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
By the PRESIDENT.
FREDERICK T. FRE1NeHuYsEN.
Secretary Of State.
Political Notes and News. j.
Messls. Keyes and Hazelton of the Third
Wisconsin districz still sticks. All attempts
to conpromis: have failed. - ">
Charles Dowle, of Star Prairie, st. Croix
Co., Wis, has been nominated for the As
sembly by the demo oorats also Ole Noer 6f
MenOmlnee. >- ="
The republican legislative committee Of
the western district Of Winona county nonl-
mated George Henry Of Fremont, and
Isaac c. Slade Of Lewiston for represen 'ati 7es.
The republicans nominated Hon. +. B.
Vonhnosen, senator for the Thirty ninth
MINI. district.
The democratic CONVENTION at st. aues,
Minn., nominated Steadnad of Window,
now sheriff of Cottonwood county, for SEN
ator, and J. Bisbee of Madelia for represen-
tative.
Robert Miller, president of the late Mir
nesota State Convention, has appointed the
following gentlemen as State Central Com
ulittee Michael Doran, St. Pau, chairman,
at large. E.W. Durant, Saltwater. John
w. Willis; st. Paul. Adolf Biermann,
Rocherter. @. N. Foote, Minneapolis. a.
E. Haden, FairbauIt. John MeAgher, Man
kato. G. F. Macdonald, St. Cloud. Henry
Poehler, Henderson. A. j.. Lamberton, St.
Peter. H. R. Wells, Preston R. L. Frazee,
Frazee city: Wm: NJ. Campbell, Litch6eld,
Peter Neison, Goodhue county. J. V. Gull
yer, Duluth.
A peoples convention in Faribault eoun..
ty nominated for senator, Clark W. Thomp-
son of Wells.
Representative, James F. Damon of Win.
nebago City.
At the Democratic convention for the First
Assembly district Of Waupaca county, held
at Weyauwega senator II. G. Maribrue of
Waupaca was unanimously nominated.
Gov. Cornell of New York has addressed
the following note to l.. W., ,Cronkite, Sand
Hill, New York. Although personally q
stranger, wilLyou permit me to offer my re-
specttul and sincere congratulations on the
manly and honorable stand you have taken
in declining 10 secure a seat in congress un.
der the conditions required OF you by local
party managers. The tendency of recent
years to secure political results by corrupt
ing voters by extravagant expenditures Of
money is one of the most alarming features
of our times, and it is n wholesome demon.
stration when high-ninded citizens refuse
to encourage this disgracaful and ,corrodine
system. Your position in the opinion o.
all good citizeus is far more honorable than
dozen terms in congress as the result OF
the bribery and corruption. With sincere
respect and esteem. Yours very truly,
ALoNzo B. CORNELL.
General Review Of the Markets.
ST PAUL.
FIcuR-Patents @e5o@7; clears, Sc. 2595 rs
stratghts, IS. 75@8.25; common brands. $4@5: i,
WHEAT-seeminely tho farmers are not 50 te.
nacious In holding on to their wheat, as they have
the ha.
consequently tho feeling Is weaker In the markets
Tho demand here, yesterday. was light, and price,
dropped 1@2e tho market closing .slow: Quota
$i;os asked; No : hard. 81: o. bbid; No. 2. 9ss S
bid, CSC asked. Sale Of ! car No. 2, &c.
CoRN-Light stocks, light receipts and steady de-
No. 2, CSC bid, 7lc asked; November, doc asked
the year. Csc asked .@s
.o47s-: Market dim on steady demand and lighter
becembsr and the eve year, Sc bd S9: No
3mixed, 33c asked; No. white, 34lac bid, SIC
asked. Sale: car No 2 white, in sacks, SIC
MINNEApOIIs
ported at $1.O5@1.07. AT the close OF the on
change hour Mol hard was offered freely at$l. .O7
Of osrne
sample sales were made during the day, on the
street. at the offices and on change It was noted
1os' nn ala eood oan2a many samples offered
is true,, above the prtces ut which sales
isno doubt, though that bids at Quotations. of on
everything of the aoor. The disposition OF The
some disputed the Sc to loc lower figures claimed
s 81 ~ 81 1sd S5F 70 SSme sS u ~ bottom not
! n esii s osrs %S2 ~
hard at $1o7; car No At 81 cars
association tsok Of ths 2eyesterdsy added 4 IN
The noss ss,mp,e range an e y! xas from 75e@SL0z,
$50 for No. in store; sec for No. White: NH @ s2@
Bic for rejected. by samples
saSase sDss sssi :R3 s%
mon t. fancy Minnesota, $z@6: patents. $3.50
@125: southern Illinois ana Missouri winter.
ste.5y 9as1 54S4s Msese SeteSsr wns So
spDa My: III ea
conn., snse assesa Fs lid
higher; 69e cash and October: 67as@87ac No
a1 ss yee eSas sIasa;
Barley. steady ana quiet at s4c lax seed, weaker
At dos $1 20: Popk; Lever: $22 5o@e2.7e cash and
epd ses sss' isS9ns1y SsS9
ll:s5 cash snd October: sil. i7ia@1l:5o NO No
5s Sssf; !ssa
$i6 so: short rib. $14bo: do clear. 81 IS. But.
WHISKY ste.ay sad uncSsnessd ss sd: .t rs
Lake Fseights-Cozn to Buffalo, Sc. Call-Wheat,
steady and unchanged. Corn, irregular: cog
4Gt8osi Ss G; a. tho ssd
$i92oia November: $is:s6 the yesr: $is5sN
oeossg sffaa nv 1:sa
e;,tFos3 tn. yeeFi 81 923 $ia29 Me
ba!ss Sa hi 1859
Sss;, Ss :, 8, 900 os; ". 5000 3D.; bsflsS a.:
NY NJ pa.;m y - =, - s1,,:.,. z. l.
Wheat, steady: No. 2, 4loc: October, CSC: No.
yember, 96aec; December. 94,se: No. $500
iected, $50 ~Oats, quiet and ! shado castor; No,
:. 25c; white. SEQ Rye, nrmer: No. l, Gle: No.
SOC. Barley, weaker: No. 2, 7ec: November,
mess. pork, $22. 76 cash and October; 3lo.8O No
yember. Lard. prime steam, Sl1.66 cash and
October: S11 20 November. Butter, in good de-
lnand and scarce: choice to fancy creameries 330
35c. Cheese. steady and nrm at 80lO%c EcRR
steady at 23c: RecsiptsxFlour, 1905 bbIs:
wheat, 28,6e7 ba; basls1. l&ee7 b.