Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-02

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length On The fsrid issne s-s 80
warm tribute 10 Genexsl rxas..s..
whom hs introduced % she snases,..,
General Fremont W. fcci5sv 49,.
ne spoks oFiedy Ia aoknoussd0msrt
a. nksoReport wns . crowd numkerip
any tnoosanda, and enfhuxiasficaII
uoInonstratlse- Blaine made a ver
snort speech, and ss the train moved 3.
1000 on tns rear platform, bowling hi
sckno.isdRmeut while the reeu1
cheered again and again.
A. 5oufh Norvalk there was a cr~a
RataerInR, and Blaine spoke briefly.
AZ stamford the demonstration IA
said 20 b the larRest ever in that par
q ConnectIcnt- There vas great en
tnusiam. After BIaine's rsnarks. 3,
snd . large party we're entersaius<
nandsomsly at the house OF Samue
resesnden. Secretary Of she Republican
National COMMITTEES. The run 10 Mex
York vas made without any other stor
ana about quarter past 8 O'Clock BIasns
arrived Il the Fifth avenue Hotel. and
vent directly 70 his apartments.
cleveland De1sassrasisa ss view
Y~rk.
NEW YoaK, Nov. I---3oysrror CIev.
land, accompanied BY General Fsrns
worth and staff, arrived AZ The Hoffmar
HOUSE Is IzA6 O'Clock this aftsrnoen
ne comes 20 review the parade Of
Cisyeiand and Hendricks merchants
snls afternoon anc the torchlighf pro
cession this evening.
A. 3:i5 this afternoon ths two d.
Visions OF the business mems Clevs-
iand ana Hendricks parade started
from their respective rendezvous M
broadway. TO be reviewed BY Governor
nieveiand. The first division, from
worth street and Broadway, was ia this
order; Mounted police; Grand Mar
snai Jonn .. woodward, presidents and
vice presidents OF the various nssoeia-
tons; honorary staff Of the Grand
Marshal Dry Goods Mems Assoeia-
tlon Hardvars Mems Association. and
West Side Merchants Cleveland and
Hendricks Club. The second division
started from Church street and Broad
wav, led By the Stock Exchange Cleve-
land and Hendricks Club; Stock Er-
change clerks Produce and Maritime
Exchange; New York Mining Ex-
change InsuraBce Mems Association. /:
lawyers Cleveland and Hendricks
Club; Nsw York Petroleum and Stock
Exchange Cigar and Leaf Tobacco
clubs; jewellers Coffee Exchange I;
Young Mems Independent Club; Co
iumbta College students Medical Asso-
citation; the Sullivan Cleveland and
Hendricks Club Coal and Iron Trade
railway employees; printers, publish
ers and paper dealers hatters pottery
and glassware men bank clerks; Gus
tom House brokers exchange brokers !:
hardware men; steamboat and trans
portation companies; car men and
drivers, and Washington marketmen.
Broadway Ia crowded and the side
walks are impossible. The marching
men all have the same cry and keep
step. The crowds on the sidewalks
have caught IL mp and added 70 IL the
voices of the 1000 men in line. Moth
ing can be heard for miles along Broad
way and down all the side streets, save
the deafening yell of Barn. burn
Burn this letter r.
Bank Statement.
New YoEK, Nov. I The weekly bank
statement shows that banka now hold
Hl,2sl,Oo0 IN excess OF legal require
menta.
WINNIE aG00Gf0s
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-The Mount ver-
non Cotton Mills at woodberry, Balti-
more County, posted notices yesterday
that wages Of operatives would be re-
duced on the FIRST Of the month ten and
hfteen per cent. Those receiving the
highest wages will he reduced fifteen
and the others ten per cent.
The Rhimelander Ease.
NKw YoRK. Nov. 1.--Counsel for w,
y. Rhinelander, who shot lawyer John
Drake. was nc the District Attorneys
Office today with two bondsmen for his
client, and some hours will be consumed
In search as to their title TO property,
etc. IL 10 probable that Rhinelander
Will be released before night.
Reducssg Interest.
NKw York, Nov. The Fourth Ma
tioual Bank has issued notice to its COR
respondents stating that the rate of in
tefest On balances wonld be Hxed at 2
per cent. ON $500 aud upwards, after
October 8lst. until better rates for
money can bs obtained. This IL a re-
duction of ( per cent. About 20 other
interest paying banks are contemplate
ing slight reduction, but are delaying
action In the matter until after the
Clearing House meeting next Thursday,
at which IL is proposed TO act as body.
On WALL street.
NEw YoHx. Nov. l. - Stocks strong
weak early but closed strong;
stocks opened weak, bat declined u TO
q per cent. In the general list, and "
on Reading. The reduction In passen-
ger rates exertsi an unfavorsble effect.
Near midday the market began 10 im-
prove, and the market closed strong at
the highest figures of the day. Com
pared with last nights closing. prices
are 3 20 per cent. higher, except for
Missouri Pscifi,. Erie and Reading,
which are & TO per cent lower.
The stock List.
NFw YoRx. Nov. L. q. 4. Three's,
zoos; 45f's, 1884; "a, i23; Pacific a5's,
l29, American Express 92is, Canada Pa
cific 4isl, Canada Southern -, Cen
trail Pacific -. Chicago. Burlington
& Quincy li7sl. Denver 4 Rio Grande
81, Erie 1871 Hannibal 4 81. Joe So.
Kansas and Texas 1914. Lake Shore
66k. Michigan Central So, Northern
Pacific ls,, Northern Pacific preferred
3D. NuEtuNrtctu coes houtsNHtc ~
Nashville -, Oregon Railway a Nav
lcation 81. Oregon Unconstitutional
l24. Oregon Improvement rs. Pacific
Mail h2%. Panama IS. Rock Island
li0l4, 10. Paul 70. Texas Pacific 92lS.
Union Pacific BAN. United States Ex-
press So. Wells Fargo 1o6. Western
Onion COS. New York Central s5ss,
100.
Aeney MaTAes.
NKw YoRK. Nov. Mooney easy al
ldlif per cent; prime mercantile pa
par, sac per cent; sterling exchange,
bankers bills. steady at $3.50; de-
mand. $4.sstS.
MaIer wassen Pardsned.
WARRINGTON. Nov. 1.-The President
has pardoned Paymaster Major John
X. WATSON.
The Public Debt.
Decrease In the public
debt during October. $3.50, l92 90
Decrease since June 3d.. ~. rs ,9oS %
Dash In the treasury. <S4.0oe.sI2 %
3old certificates. $500. laO,2tS, $40 90
Silver certificates. ....... lst. $50 81 %
of deposit. 1T.SSS.00 90
Refundinc certificates. 36{.soO 90
Legal tenders. 1880. 1861 ,ol6 W
Fractional currency 49,. 6.91t.y!s %
The Passenger Kate war.