Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-11-11
PACIFIC COAST.
The VOae Elsewhere.

VAycoCyKR. Nov. 9.-CiaYke county
gives Brents LEO majority. Ballard $50
for Prosecuting Attorney, Harper $50,
Landrum 800, and Shaw 400 for the
Legislature. The Peoples ticket wa
elected all through by 30 to 400 major
ity. Chas. Brown, for Auditor; Fred.
bier, Treasurer; Frank Norton, Sheriff;
VIM. Ginder, Probate Judge; ]. II.
Fletcher, Assessor: A. McAndrev, Sur
veyor: J. H. Alexander and G. A. No
Clellan, County Commissioners, were
elected.
WAL.LA WALLA. Nov. 9.-The vote In
this city was 3l9 for Brents, and 249 for
Burke.
Waitsburg gave Brents l32, and Burke
s..
Brents's majority in Walla Walla
county is about 20. Tho Democrats
elect one, or perhaps two, of the LeRis-
lature.
DAYTON, Nov. 9.-Columbia county
goes probably go for Burke. Inc
county is probably Democratic except
for Joint Representative and one Com.
missioner, and perhaps Treasurer and
Assessor. Comparatively little interest
is manifested except by candidates, who
are very busy.
PoxKBoY, Nov. 9.-The election passed
of quietly. PomerOy precinct gives
the following majoritiss: Brents q,
Mcpherson So, O'Brien ~, Smith a,
Hopkins 81. May, Republican, over
Edmison. Democrat, for Councilman.
81; Spaulding, Republican, over Cation,
Democrat, 50; Rutherford, Democrat,
over George, Republican, for Prose
cutting Attorney, AZ. On the county
ticket the vote for Representative was
Clark, Republican. 80; LedgerXoed
Democrat. "a. Patahs City precinct
gives Clark II, Ledgerxood 80. River
precinct gives Brents 80, Burke q
l Spauiding 80. Cation Is, May 30, Edmi.
son 30, Clark y, Ledgerw0ed 81. Co
lumbia county precinct gives Brents 40
Burke Is, Clark ~, Led4erwood Is. The
returns are not all In.
Brief shipping Summary.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 1O.-The follow.
ing is a brief summary of the freight
situation market: Within the past few
days An unusual number of disasters
have been reported, while heavy arrivals
of deep water tonnage and the advent
of the whaling feet have kept the city
front in a state Of unwonted activity
In spite of the fact that the freight
marketlhas recommended to revive since
Sunday ofiing the has been constantly
dotted. With the exception of few YES.
sells of the Arctic feet is safe in por,
with large catch, and will refit here fol
next seasons business. Since the Last
review freights have remained quiet
and during the past few days charter
ing has been suspended. The numerous
arrivals are imparting q weaker tone t.
the market, while the political exotic
ment has had An unfavOrable effect
Holders of tonnage have not lowered
their asking rates, which, however, can
not be obtained. At the close and in
the absence of any transactions upon
which to base quotations the marke,
can only be reported dull. at nominal
rates. Latest engagements: ship Mi
riam, l204 tons, to Cork, Havre or An.
twerp, 81 81, or to Liverpool, Havre Of
Antwerp, direct, 60 p I'd; British shiI
Cleomen, 1879 tons, wheat to Cork, s.
6s 3D.; British ship Candida, 1881 tons
wheat to Cork, G. Is Cd.
The Sacramento Vote.
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 10.-COmplete re
turns give Stoneman 1853; Estee 1904
Page 1862; Budd 30l4.
| Barley.
SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. 1O.-Feed barley
is excited and higher. Spot $1.4Od
1.421s, brewing $l.421s@1.5O, chevaliel
$l.4O(G 1.60.
Mlning stock Quotations.