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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.

SATURDAY, Sept -.
Nothing was done by local dealers
In hops to-day. Several lots. con-
tfacted for early in the season, are
coming in The market keeps steady
at zoe with an upward tendency.
Wheat and barley are getting sitter,
and ii Is reported that the San Fran
cisco market quotes an advance of So
on the latter. Oats are going up; pota-
toes, although coming in freely, have q
tendency to rise. There isa brisk mar
ket In seeds at prices quoted Tuesday !,
rye and fall wheat seeds being in sea-
son are iobbsng at &c and &c per n. re-
spectiveiy.
100 boxes peaches came through
from Sacramento, Friday night, in
good order. The market Is clear
of eggs and Oregon have advanced
2lzc per doz. Dealers have been
obliged to draw on Portland as the
Eastern supply is out. A firm in the
city expects 500 cases Eastern We'd
ncsday. which will relieve the pressing
demand.
Butter has risen DC on the San Fran
cisco market. in sympathy with the
Eastern advance referred to in for
mer report.
Fish market dull: 1000 silver salmon
were caught yesterday morning, and
the demand Is very slight. About IL
dog. pheasants came in to-day and
were quickly bought up.
Poultry is In good demand with fair
supply
Wholesale business is very prosper
Gus. Smoked meats are firm and
scarce. The new crop of California
canned goods is coming in. with prices
liable TO advance. A large stock OF
raisins, new crop, is also on hand.
Prices on white lead have advanced
| izc per pound. owing to trust comb
nations in the East.
Star tobacco has declined &c per 10
owing 10 plentiful supply OF new leaf.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE
RECEIPTS During the last q hours
| the merchandise and produce receipts
| at this port have been as follows:
| Per Puget Sound Shore road, rs cars
containing 256 tons; Columbia Il
Puget Sound railroad, 10 tons: Seattle,
Lake Shore IL Eastern. 20 tons: Wash
ington, i2L tons; Nellie, u ton;
Edith, ~ tons. Total receipts, 35li+
| tons
Among the receipts were IS tirkins
butter, 5 cases canned meat, 100 sacks
-four, 10 tons wheat, 60 boxes apples
l3 punches birds. 100 bbls bottled beer
s eases wine. 10 kegs brandy, q cases
drugs, sack nuts, 20 cases coffee, 5
half and quarter chests tea, 5 bbls
currants, GO bbls inseed oil. y butts
and pail, tobacco. - head cattle.
head horses. los bales hay. 10000 Il
lumber
SHIPMENTS During the last q
hours goods and merchandise have
been shipped from Seattle TO the sur.
rounding country as follows: Puget
Sound Shore road, 50 tons, Columbia
& Puget Sound railroad. 20 tons; Seat
tie, Lake Shore & Eastern. 30 tons
tmatilia. 100 tons merchandise and a
cargo OF coal; Augusta, tons; Michi-
gan, , tons; Grace, tons; Edith, 81
tons; Nellie, ~ tons; Erickson. IL
| tons, Total shipments, 252,s tons.
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King County
Republican Meetings

TUE PEOPLE OF KING COUNTY WILL
Il be addressed by the candidates OF the
Republican party and other able speakers
AZ the following times and places:
Maple Leaf schoolhouse, Wednesday, Oct.
$50 p. m.
Slaughter, Thursday, Oct 4, T:s0p. m.
Kent, Friday, oct S, 80 D. m.
White River. Saturday, Oct 6, T:20 D. m.
Enumelaw. Monday, Oct s, 80 p. m.
Oseeola, Tuesday, Oct. 3, 80 D. m.
Green River. Wednesday, Oct 10, 80 n. m.
Franklin, Thursday, Oct IL, 7.s0p. m.
Black Diamond, Friday Oct Il, 7:30 D. m.
Cedar Mountain. Saturday, Oct Is. 7 80 r. m.
Newcastle. Monday, Oct l., 80 y. m.
Renton, Tuesday, Oct. l6. 1892. m.
salmon Bay, "Wednesday, Oct. II, so D. m.
yGoniia. Thursday, Oct. Is, 80 p. m.
Houghton, Friday, Oct. -. $50 p. m.
Redmond, Saturday, Oct. %. so p. m
Gilman. Monday. Oct. -, 100 D. m.
Falls City. Tuesday, Oct q. 7;;;s9 p. m.
Hop Ranch. "Wednesday. Oct. -, 80 u. m.
Ioit. THURSDAY, Oct. =, go p. m.
Duvails. Friday, Oct "a, 80 D. M.
Cherry Valley. Saturday, Oct. y, 80 y. m.
Nashon, Monday. Oct. -, $50 p. m.
Boutwell,, Tue sday, Oct 30. 80 .. m.
weodinyille, Wednesday. Oct. 81. 7:lo pm.
BY order 81 the county central commit
tee. J. {. HAINES, Chairman.
X. b AIREgT<o<. Secretary
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san fRAScisSo. sept -. hops-nnSsks
views hesoS sellers. little haslaess defng.
Mashiugiau's gnoiAhie = - -'e' receipts
hght. - bales
Wheat-lrrcKuiar Morning sales. ne
afternoon board, Ruyer season, 81 ga
hayer ISIS, 81 tafs November, 81 eeas
Osfs Heavy stecks Keep iowa prices
wAich arc also Affected by tha ehespness oi
barley There = ao encouraging feature
- note. q g 20 81 - Is about the range.
Potatoes Unchanged qEossAle ffeta So
HUrrER -Prmc being searce. there g
r,ara traaiug ia pscklet Aad packed
quotations same as reported Yesterday
EG,iS~-Chaice afe scarce inferior pleN
t.lal ana neglected, quotations. BEST, tas
49,, interior, ittssAe.
WHEAr~-Firms selhrS Dot aacssas
much. quotations, ! a&si a@tse
cBiesse FE1bUcS sAgKEr
CHgcAsa. sept a. waeat--StEenSe
september uut quoted, o,'i a. Ga, beS
IL eSls, Asy n Vs,a.
Dee, ~ AZ, Max > ~ Iee-
uAss-EAxy. cash - &c, OCT - g, Dec
- gtiee. May .Sse.
Harley Nomit.ai
Psgk steady; casa sad oct So - tsn
SIs C1t
I.aea-Sssaty cash saa oct $40 %. Nov
81 a.
caIctsa laws STOCK gkRkE-
ClttcAeo. sept = St;ls- Receipts go
apsef. steers s. 9as.se -. ssackers &at
ieedcys Al $50 Texas cattle ss&2 -
westcsu sAaSvrs S.1s4 IS
ffos-~- Receipts ta0, stronger mixes
I s. SsSs %. beaxs Sssss - bgsi s. sSssss Il
saeep -iseceipts ssSa steady. nSiiss'
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rELsGnAruIc MARKETS
50 NoRk srocK REyIEw.


| NER YoRk, sept p. The stock market
was extremely active aud decidedly strong
to-day from the opening 10 the close and
and again everything on the liss made ma.
tcrial gains for the day. London had some
selling orders IN the market at the opening
and the first sales were made az Irregular
changes from the closing figures of last
evening, though declines were in the ma.
iorlty. and extended to ! per cent The
| temper OF the room, however, was blllish,
and the market became very strong i'm
medlaieiy, and opening prices Ia most Of
the list were lower Ia day Pacific
| Mail and New England developed
marked activity and strength. Denver q
| Rio Gfande preferred followed with a
marked advance Among the specsaltfes
| there was great deal of realizing Of pro.
| fits, but new buying was sufficient TO alb
sorh all offerings aud still keep the list
moving upwards, Governments dun. but
| steady.
| The weekly statement shows that the
banks held sll5o0.ooo III excess Of the legal
| requirement.
| haF silver, aissc.
EXCHANGE kSD ECrkfTIss
NE9 Yosx, sept. 29.-Money on call
easy with ali loans al per cent. closed
offered at 5 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 4alea7 sterling exchange, dull. bat
STEADY At 81 SEA- for 6osiay bills; 81 sIia
| demand.
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Pnri Rlakelrx Notes.

PoKr itLAKELkY, Sept 29.-The two mas
schooner Edward r. Webster has been here
under repairs for four or i've days
The four mast schooner Robert +. Searles
built hy Hall Bros. has hauled into the
mill comrany's wharf 10 take a cargo oi
lumber for san Francisco.
The shin Top Gallant goes to Tacoma to
| lead s.aaf
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SHIPPING OF THE SOUND
CONTINUED pULLsEss N CnARrERs,
RUr RATES MAINTAINED.
The Aggregate Tonnage show, Little
Variation from Last week-state-
nent Of the Coal, Lumber and
wheat Fleets.

Pom TOWNSEND. Sept. 9.-The
past week has been marked by an ex-
ceeding dizziness of charters for the
Sound. Still freight rates have not
declined any and win not likely more
from present figure till a stronger de-
mand permits OF an increase. The
present inactivity is general all over
the coast and rates are equally weak
on wheat as on lumber and coal.
The ocean sailing feet IN port az
gregate about the same as the pre-
ceeding week. the arrivals and depar-
lures being nearly even. Below is
given complete list Of all vessels
now loading on the Sound.
THE coal FLEET.
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swIrT,s sPrcIRic

swIrT's SPECIFIC
Il entirely = rc.ectshls preparation corr
tanning 10 Mercury. fotss'i. Arsenic. OF Other
poisonous Frisiarccs-
SWIFT SPECIFIC
ms i,aallre.is Of czses % rritheilo
rna oz C1acer of the skin. thousands Ct cases
Il Esscna, Blood Iiauo-s ard SSin DISEASES,
a-a haaarc,l4 q th,usaais q cases % ssf''s
ma. rlsod Poison and Rood Tai1L
swurs SPECTRE
flas rcfrspi thousands of cases 81 Nerca-
Ttsi Passonia,s, rheumatism and Stiffness g
the Je!nis.
CHtrr4roo.nk. TS-xN, JcTa e, tsss-SEift's
sssastisa Co. Atlantic. 81 traD t4enlsll Ia tte
carly lsart q nc prs rs suar, N2j case 81
blcod ; son apfssA-eSt eT.sA me I 1Sss.l,
today l feft greatly tiy,frustd- am s1.ii
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~ Isgo yeas. egisld set m pcrsn&ns a. re
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physieaA tfslx ever a Gezea bottles -
sosir = 5. s.. sna Sow I sla rs wen - ever
was la taF ffes H-n sUlNe your Eis-slstf1o
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g. beg ts.d snP several yea-s bg tl-ss zi'ctior,
aet could NOT hep nerse1 ~ all Soc eoaid
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rrsatsss on EAosi azt skin Dtseases HaAilri
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sAs FRANCISCO, Sept. q. - Arrived
Iheobolds Port H44ieck. Cleared -eh
Tam oSShanfer. Sanaimo. saiied--ssr
Alkf. PORT Townsend
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup, for ehii
dren teefhinE. is the prescription of one oi
the best female nurses and physicians IN
the United States, aud has been used foI
forty Years with ncveE-failing success BY
millions OF mothers for their children
During the process Of teothing its value Il
inealenlable II relieves the child from
pain. cures dyseutery aud diarfh0a, grip
ing ia the bowels aud wind collie. By Civ
Price 10 a bottle angsdwly
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY
THE STEAMER
Skagit Chief

T EAvES HARRINGTON & SMITH ;
L. wharf for san Juan Islands. touching
at Clinton, Utsalady, stsnwocd. LaConner,
Friday Harbor and Roche Harbor every
sunday and Thursday
For freight or rates apply on board steam
er, or to HARRINGTON & SMITH. Agents.
HENRY BAILEY, Master,
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Treafiss on Elooi ara skin Dtsessrs rzAi-rd
rresN tbs sS-yr srzcu7c C. Dr.sS<
AtizzsA Ca Nsv York. 10 Bcs.i~uy.
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We have ile most complete stock oI
cioaks and wraps in this city. Our cut aud
nnish Is superior 60 anything ia the United
states. our showroom IS superior 10 any
on the Pacific coast. and our prices lower
Ioklas, siigerman q &c,
Nsss vft,beYts fthaxt, p eIenrV
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REPUBLICAN ADDRESSES
HON. JOHN 3. ALLEN.

DEPuBLiCAN CANDIDATE FOR DEL
IL egate To Congress. win address the
people OF Western Washington on the
issues of the day at the following times
and places.
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BEEskFASr AND DINNER PsRIsEs--Homs
Cooking Dslnfies and Desserts. Teas, sup
pcrs. luncheons and Receptions Gives
explicitly ali the little details women want
20 know. Tells how TO entertain guests
now TO serve refreshine1stS. what to have,
and how TO make H.
Hon WOMEN csS MAKE IosEY-By Ell
Ia RodFnAn Church
TALKS WITH MoruERs-Esy eminent ply
siciaus
GreailY ENLARGED and IMPROVED.
Handsomely printed on fine IN n. -.
paper and profusely iIlnstr'd ~ fdStS.
Curtis Publishing Co., Phila., Pa.
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STEAMER FLEETWOOD.
sUMMER TINE TABLE.

FAST TINE FOR
seattle. Taeoms. sieiiaeooa. NeSsirs
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CLARKE COUNTY.

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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-09-20
The Parting Request.

Your eyes will look In his, and drink
Deep OF their tenderness, and smile;
And what your thoughts are, he will think;
And wholly worship you the while.
Ali when he has this Joy so devine
Forget-that you so looked in mine!
Your words will thrill him with their hidden
power,
Your nearness fill him with a sweet delight
Make him forget brief is Loves longest hour
Your presence makes his day, your absence
night
Ali while such perfect happiness there be
Forget-that you so spoke to me!
Your kindly kiss viii fall on loving lips
Lips which with arior cling to your embrace
And kiss will fall on kiss; his finger tips
WIN softly sweep the love locks from your
face,
Ali while he ia so near--so near to thee,
Forget-that even so you kissed me!
His arms will close around your yielding form
And draw your happy head uponihi breast
Can out Of Joy like this pain be born?-
And you will whisper" Pet, love you best. y
Ali while he is so close--so close to thee,
Forget-that even so you whispered mel
Your love will grow around his life. and I'll
His days with happiness; your tender care
win surely save his soul from slightest ill,
Nor let his life be touched by dark despair
Ahl when he Is so mnch-so much to thee,
Forget-that your love once sheltered mel
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-09-20

not be content with reduction OF reve-
nue. involving the prohibition OF i'm
portations and the removal OF the in
ternal tax upon whisky. 1t can be
better and more safely done within the
lines of granting actual relief TO the
people in their means OF living, and at
the same time giving an impetus to
our domestic enterprises and further
ing our national welfare.
If misrepresentation Of our purpos-
es and motives are to gain credence
and defeat our present efforts in this
direction, there seems to be no reason
why every endeavor in the future to
accomplish revenue reform should not
be likwise attacked and with like re-
suit.
And yet no thoughtful man can fail
to see in the countenauce Of the pres
ent burdens of the people, and the alb
straction by the Government of the
currency Of the country,
INEVITABLE DISTRESS AND DISASTER,
All danger will be ayer:ed by timely
action. The difficulty of applying the
remedy will never be less and the
blame should not be laid at the door OF
the democratic party if it is applied too
late.
With firm faith in the intelligence
and patriotism of our countrymen
and relying upon the conviction that
misrepresentation will not influence
them, prejudice will not cloud Their
understanding and that menace will
not intimidate them, let us urge the
peoples intererest and public duty fol
the vindication of our attempt to in
augurate a righteous and benefcient
reform. GROVER CLEVELAND.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-09-20
A Doctors Bill Saved.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn,
June 2S, 1885,
The Swift Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga. :;
Gentlemen-In the fall of 1887 a
case Of blood poison developed on me.
II was extremely bad, and the glands
about my neck became fearfully en-
larged. A friend who had reaped
great benefit from your medicine in
duced me to try S. ). S. Before the
first bottle was gone the swelling went
down and ! began to improve. In less
than two months | was entirely well.
My skin is perfectly clear now, and
my blood absolutely pure. am abso'
lutely certain that Swift's Specific moi
only cured me, but at the same time
saved me big doctors bill. shal
always cheerfulIy recommend youl
medicine whenever an opportunity Of
fers. Gratefully yours,
ADAM ScHERER.
Ill West Sixth street.
Treatise on blood and skin disease
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer g. Atlanta, Ga.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-09-20
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine for
October

Contains many interesting and valus-
BILE articles, oil freshly written and
Illustrated. The continued story,
"Genevieye," opens the number. II is
a story OF the Hugnenot troubles in
France. Mrs, Alexander contributes
very touching story, Faithful in
Duty" and "Rubens," by G. B. Todd,
is story about an intelligent ani
faithful dog The illustrated articles
are, Pioneer Missions in Central Al
rica," by Emma Raymond Pitman,
with portraits OF celebrated African
explorers "Marseilles," by L. E. c..
"Cave Homes and Shrines," by Mare
F. Vallette; "Dolls and Dollmakers"
"Francis Scott Key" by Walter Edgal
M'Csnn; and Nine, Dieulafoy anC
her Travels" A vigorous sermon BY
DR.. Talmage, entitled. The Age 0
Swindle, will provoke through ant
comment. The poems and short ar
ticlee are numerous and good, ant
there are number of full.page en-
cravings Of much beauty. It isa spe
cially good number Of this favorit
family magazine.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-09-20
TOVOTE FOR CLEVELAND
A Thousand Irish Americans Who Sup
ported Blaine Flop.

NEW YORK, September l1.-lt any
evidence were wanted to prove that
the Blaine Irish-Americans are not for
Harrison it can be found in the meet
ing of the Irish-American Independ-
ents, held at their headquarters, So
Union Square, last evening. The
President Of the organization is Ed
warp J. Rowe. He was the first DEM
ocrat who in 1884 called a meeting at
Clarendon Hall to protest against the
nomination of Cleveland and keep up
the fight persistently TO the end, or
ganizing clubs in each OF the twenty
four Assembly districts in this city
aid keeping the Gght hot by flying
visits to surrounding districts. He
was the organizer and President OF the
Irish.American Confederation OF
America, and is connected with all
the patriotic Irish organizations.
President Rowe presides at last
nights meeting, which was called to
endorse Cleveland. One OF the speak
ers was Frank Byrne, who said
that, Notwithstanding his rabid
support OF Blaine in 1884, he was
now thorough, whole-hearted sup
porter Of Cleveland and Democracy.
The result OF the meeting was the
adoption OF series Of resolutions
pledging support to Cleveland. These
resolutions affect about one thousand
Irish-Americans who voted for Blaine.
They were sent to the national head
quarters to-day. Some OF the resolu-
tions read thus:
RESOLVED, That as protectionists,
believing that the full measure of real
protection TO the workingman and
the greatest good to all people can be
best secured under lower and more
more equal system OF Custom House
taxation, we do most heartily indorse
the plan of tariff reform contained in
the Mills bill.
RESOLVED, That trusts and monopo'
lies, iostered and encouraged by un'
just State and national laws, imposing
unequal tariff taxes and laying tribute
on the consumers Of the products con
trolled by them, have our most em
phatic condemnation and we demand
that such laws iniquitous combina
tions impossible.
RESOLVED, That the retaliation mes
sage OF President Cleveland to Con
gress proved him statesman of ths
highest order; an American capabl,
Of sustaining his countrys honor il
any emergency, and deserving the re
spect and support of every patriotic
citizen OF the Republic. This much o
justice we all the more cheerfully &C
cord the President because of ou
steadfast opposition to his election il
1884, in the belief that his opponen
in the campaign would more earnestl!
sustain the national honor that ha
now been so splendidly vindicated ant
maintained by the President himself.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1888-09-20
WOman'S Relief.

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The promises and consultations OF the
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tention was given to remedies for the
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''Favorite Prescription" is the only
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uuder positive guarantee from the
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printed on the bottle-wrapper, ant
faithfully carried out for many years