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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-20
ICE CREAM CANDY oR "TAFFY."

This is a beautiful white pulled candy,
made with sugar. Take lbs of coffee A,
or loaf sugar. Add water enough to dis
solve it, or nearly a pint for 2 lbs. of
sugar. Let it boil, then add heapipg,
tablespoonful of butter. When it has
boiled 10 minutes, add small teaspoon
full of cream of tartar, or, if more con-
venient, 2 tablespoonfuls of pure vlne-
gar. Boil Is minutes more, and just be-
fore taking it from the stove, add few
drops of lemon or vanilla, or any flavor
ing desired. Pull it until snow white;
then twist or cut it to any form desired.
1t can be varied by using different colors
and fsvors; thus, for pretty pink kind,
add just before taking it up l or table
spoonfuls of raspberry juice. Another
very nice candy can be made by stirring
into the sugar when done, half a pound of
powdered chocolate, then pour it out and
pull thoroughly.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-20
~ y my
NUT CANDIES.
are all made after

These are all made after one plan.
The molasses or sugar may be either
white or brown, maple sugar making the
most delicious. Boil with little butter
and vinegar. When ready to harden, stir
il the nuts, or peanuts, hickory nuts,
waInuts, or any kind you may have, in the
proportion of large coffee-cupful of the
meats, to ct. of the candy; pour it on
to buttered plates to harden. White
sugar candy with desicated cocoanut
added: is mos. delicious.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-20
Delicate Children. Nursing

Mothers, Overworked Men, and for all diseases
where the tissues are wasting away from the in
ability to digest ordinary food, or from over
work of the brain or body, all such should take
SCOTS Emulsion OF Pure Cod Liver Oil with
HypophoSEhites Il used the Emulsion on a
lady who was delicate, and threatened with
81 onchitis. 1t put her IN such good health and
flesh, that must say It is the est Emulsion !
ever used u. Z. WADDELL, N. D., Hugh's
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-20
An Arabian Game of Marbl,s.

Henry ". Jessup, in 81. Nicholas for January.
The Arabs play marbles differently
from the American boys. Of course the
arrangement of the marbles to be shot at
can be varied IN many ways; but the
Young Arabs shoot the marble liz way
OF their own and much more accurately
than American lads. The left hard i,
laid fat on the ground with the fingers
closed together, and the marble is placed
in the groove between the middle finger
and forefnger. The forefngeI of the
right hand Is then pressed firmly on the
end joint of the middle finger, and when
the middle finger is suddenly pushed
aside, the forefnger of the right hand
slips out with more or less force aud pro
jects the marble very accurately ID the
direction of the groove on the left hand.
Many of the boys become very expert.
Perhaps marbles are almost the only
pIaythiu2s fox which Arab children pay
money-gnd as rule only very small
capital in needed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-20
HOMEMADE CANDIES.
DantieS to Delight tho Young.
A. G. c., in the Prairie Farmer.
mOJ,AsSFS CANDY.

Take 2 cups molasses, 1 cup brown
sugar, lump of butter half the size of
an egg, and a Tablespoonful of vinegar.
Boil until it will harden on being dropped
into cold water. WaJch carefully that it
does not scorch, and when nearly done,
stir into it a teaspoonful of cooking soda.
Pour it into pans to harden, and when
cool enough to handle, butter your hands
well and pull it until it is of light color.
When twist and cut into sticks.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-20
Thousands of cures follow the use of Dir, Sage

Conductor Ito darkey with his head out of the
n ont Of Eo WINDOW mgy pE Sambn
''Wha-Wha- what's de mattah, sah?' Conductor
You II knock down a bridge presently, and the
mi any viii hold me reg OnsIble. "
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-20
No Safer Remedy can he had for Cou,

NO SAFER can tie llafi Tor coughs Uitl
Colds. or any trouble of the Throat, than
"Br0tCH'S BrOnchid! TyOthcs." Price 70 cts. sold
s,HIy in bOTPS
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-01-20

Two small cups of flour, one cup OF
sugar, three eggs, two tablepoonfu!s of
water, and butter the size of an egg.
Beat the whites and yelks separately and
baks tho 90 be IN Ir,.rS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-03

VIII t.e at tie Ar5Fagtaa hofel- seattle,
NaaSsy. Nox 5 and remain g1ftl satsr-
sisy night. Ssx "a Principal hotel, feEs
Townsesiz. Nov L. Consultation tree
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TERRITORY NEWS.
Democratic Outrage in Che
halls County.
i rs1k with Mr.. Aiisn-vsorhsss
e.e.ks ~ T.esma-A srsksss
c~.nsy Murderer csptsred : rs-
,,sse,s news frsm Evsry Dirsesien-

faxxe,k. sor. IA messenger sFflzsss
a al e.sy this snesniDg. hzsiHg fsasisa
ri r}xt,f % brlnx The news o. enc d s;.s
ssa~< is.tsrsous sstsnxes ever committees p
rhrFafss eoursy, b. sorre oas eys1easiT %
me Deraoefs1ie parry AMI soAsiy taf pSaiA.
81 y4ss1n4 Tbs essssse eotnnllftsa ~ss
fkst Of fort5sly entering he ossrs q -
xx<kstss gafi<s Ftdettf, printed Al MONTE
eeao. sns desiroyinz si,osf 100 isspss'sssnn
xsmr4ian t8reaIay. which were lztsu1ed
~ r5frr istion fa tlss Eighth sistsses. AID
~ spysnxs all The tTge 81 fof this geek :
1s~.,e ~ De paper. Tbe party sonasaiftinx
tbfs outrage entesed the seies tnFessA
s.-er xelnasx. whsle tie oESes sores eas -
ss,sser. feund TIE eifcaisrs ard -;
fs,rsn fe the sfose fn which = ffs vas
ss,rnlr9. asd thea hires az Tbs tips on
ira f,oor which wAs ~ for tAis wnek's
,ssn. 81 tbs s.aper. The aetaai damage
ranonn,a 10 about tzo snd raekss TIE
isznssz Of TIE paper this eeek asnasss IN
rnsksisse. 81 an evidence silaf tae party q
PARTIES kse1 what they we're sootsi,
r0tdlsx IN the Office gs dts
tnrhea but she eistgisrs and ~ t5fss
ratenss exe1tsFneni ygeTsils ln Moo fessis5,
- Ienncfatie nssthgds 81 tbs KISS -
soanett.spR neN IN thEt eg1Btf. - else
kas bern found " fhs SsefTsif3sssss q tsF
fes3 s3fhenxh she aas Sas seen y iaile ~
IRE s,ftes. bat uns not feeoTeixaa. J -
e{rrs,i&T DESTROYED related - The past Oh.
-. lns<xrity ~ ". J. 5s0sisIi, Pfesestt
lsrnoef&fle candidate tor eanAriimsH ~
ff,}x district. aud there is strong sssis
eisn Ia M80tasaeo fhsf he Hsins'cfstle
sr.rawe~s IN fsbehsits coauiy, feaflaE 70
raw fsso9e.Is past rse0f9 tsgssxtf CAL
at{os.sxi ffIls infalnDsis uisaho1 81 psTeas
isx tl.e sxnle freIn teiax me6s pabiif, sna
as<1s1inxig sone seounasei has tesu en-
bfos " Is enaatDst the deed Politicians ~
dis cts are seFy mach Nfoagff uF over
tkc affair and ffe general otanscn = tha+
f.nns,eH shanid and vii nfasz rsrsslnl4
- a~fenfcd ~ the Fe1es Of 81 snEesf fi0
rene lrfesr4<giEe ~ g4rtg saiii4G8aas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-03

VOORHEES, ar TACOMA.
Mention Of Aiion's Name Brings
Down the House.

TACOMA. NOV, 2~I Marley voorhees,
made his speech here tonight II vas she
same story be has repeated all over the
territory, lie howied against the railroad
half through II. telling the story Of North
Yakima very much as he did two years
age. and declaring with uplitlsd hand that
u he was starving In the streets and there
were none 10 extend hand 60 him with a
eFust OF bread. She railroad company. with
oil The maney IA their land gfset, could
not paw him 70 net for Il ia sReh ease,
lie then turned TO The recosd ~ what he
had accomplished ia congress, ani thoazh
he claimed a great deal that the tasgnfF
xf1aef Afsif4 credits a. Sc1atogz Mitchell
and nnlrh, aud though he read from she
Eersrf reports ~ the speeches ne had
mAsio in rangfess oven 8ith All this, this
rart ei his speech ,sld nct dctEin hin long
and be passed. 10 the tasih question, which
he treated ia a tflFilBg manner calculated
" appeal 90 the thonrhtless
The hoase Was crowded o. is utfnosf
eApaeity. bnt there wss no enthusiasm
whatever and the ersatest aerioustfaiiun
al the evening followed Voorhees, refer
ence 70 the lion. lohu a. Alien, whom hc
said he had alW avs fnaad In ais refear 8.
Intercourse with him Sc ~ a euasteeRs
and pleasant gentleman fhiS was rr,scseti
by q storm os applause. which dla na,
seem TO take the speaker mnch by ssirpflse
either
TacomA's military haad vas Ia atieaa
sncc, The hau ana stage we've tets hand
scmeiy aud deliberately lscogafedi whith
ELECTED many compliments So Chairman
Kaufman, under whose elfrrtioa tae woss
was done,
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uE BILLED MS BROTHER.
Arrest 81 q Spokane Couaty Muir.
derer After n Long search,

SPOKANE FkILs, Nov. IA year ago the
community was shocked with the detail Is
Of a terrible murder near Spangle. Delaes
Deeuaon. who lived on q farm near span
gle, vita his sister aud her husband, a
man named swingiei, got up one morning
asd walked over 10 where bis brother
lived aud shot the latter dead. There had
been had blood between the men. and
when Deloss returned home. changed his
clothes and isft his sisters house, she sas-
peefed that something was wrong aud
vent over to her brothers farm 20 see IL
her fears were well founded. ON the way
she met a messenger and learned the hor
rihin truth
The community was thoroughly aroused
BY the affair. and parties OF citizens started
ont IN company with county officials 20
hunt for the murderer. but they returned
without finding any trace of him. A re
ward was offered for his eaptzre, aud the
officials have since continually followed up
every clue. To-day their pafience Was re-
warslcd by telegram announcing Deioss
capture ut PendIrtoB. Or Deputy sheriff
Martin has left 20 bring him back.
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TRADE AND FINANCE.

Fx1HzT- NsF- z
Prfexs % eAoiex euxzfsY ~ hos ksey
xsezey a. ~. q tAsre4Aeze4 Tw9 ear
isasss arrfrod to-day ewer rks Fxks saare
frorn ne Hep Frgss<s Associates - $50
en4szte. ard 80 nases fsgsn Dawssalsz %
- sz<az.e< FszsT Lake TIE lss1sr 49, Of
early esEsrne4 Sugar ksa sxxzs ssesnsss1
3 Of . csn1 Cheese ee1tssnes - RISE
euoae 80 PER pcasd es1ned ts@&seSs
Asse ssssneea ix ser 6ossns szas< 9 =
Eexts n1z sarfs are zesker Coal ell has
Sdxzneed eae eeas peg gAzso7- ts1esi
ke2Es sgns. azEd frsxh exxxs eSades z-Esn
ara ID sfsszg dzn&8a via few In the
fzszke< fize toar u sxlrns1 Tss the
azaonat u tocayss e1tehs All re
sz&<xes b sSzzs1zf5y stoszed via sszesr
Frat sales i'm pryxed fe<sey, o~sHw q fair
s1atA<r. Psexsees still strive and rrfcss
srs daeNafax Sc seems strnn<e stIzf izrza-
err ufa persszz n aedinx 70 sAe stock o.
fAe niye46y gfassea Ezaxkes aud re6zce
vsizes A Withholding 81 the sussPsF fer
yerioas, mnffi fale stock on hand Is disp1neG
II Honi1 materially bexsrssf sn-yc nfszer*-
AEEEEAsDhsE AND Fk0pEEE kE-
CEfFTS-f azsing tic last - hours the
s.ss-ehassszse sis.z psssauee receipts ss isis
tzsrf bare been A. foslass Pei RaEes
sossd ssare feaa. - ears cgstatainx %
tasslf C6,aza bia a PExrs 1De1d Railroad,
: tsnE. semt1sc. LAKE rhaFe & Eastern y
tons ztenssrfs--- " zss2nzf8n - teas sac
cess ! tea. Editb II t0sse. Clara Brown ~
taas. gssen9e 81 tuskss Total receipts.
73iis frae Arnaux tie receipts WEIR Tear
lo46s sns1 - bs2es hops. - s2eks Tres
70 sack matt. 80 saEks harley, EsN szrks
rniss1auxs. a sacks meal. 81 szeks fsota-
toes. ~ s&eks e9va. - kegs and box bat
tsf. . SACKS beaas, sacks nee. y boxes
spvses, - boxes dried pluEas, Z boxes
frH38, II eases boley, = boix spEtA-
- harz sAis. xF b8ls stzar.
81 cases syrsp, 8 cases Oh.
~ eases rider. eight cases eiE&xs- 3 bnfss
asd 10 boxes tobaeco. a barrels and ie
half fArreis Bqnow, , hoxex chickens.
esssp ducks. bsxes Hsa. - s4oks vegs-
taAs4s. iG1 h8xrs ssssp. - keys nails 80
doors. carloads sheep. go bead cat
Re. II head k8sssss. 10 sOns yokes and tack
frgr Ter the Front street cable Line. - go
feet lumber.
sHIPMENTS-D aRfng the last q hozsFs The
goods AID merchandise shippsa from seat
lie 70 tkss surrounding cOurtry hsSe been
- f0fis~s. Puget SyHn1 shore road IL
faus. Columbia 4 Puget --5Hnf railroad y
tors seattle. LAKE SHORE 4 Eastern zal tons
steamers - tons, Premier. tons
merchandise and several borses. Augusta,
togIs. success y tens. lola. tons: Ann-
roe. y tons. Cascade. - tons. May
Qasen, less toas; Asrwin- = tons. Clara
flro~u, III tans. Edith, q tons. Wash
ingzoa. - toes Total shipments. %
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fr<r frDrz fynzea and sx5xeE nszx Ian
nj - he Benshs is bstaF sazxrsS sssf -
rS1af - sF-ez<8 x<T 81 to szrr<6s u ls1ern8a
imrr0xe1aFnts The river Nizs - nbxzx1-
Sc thea - e ~ a. Mleks2c< erpse<nx
The 2s>s fxMesr ekse1N1b5e i1ziexf4 tas1
Atssa VIII hare We majority n whNtccm
egaaty, Ens kf3ea Weir. fDr fs@nczl-zxa-
Will rrfHGA4S be esen1s6 NFer p1sgTAn ~
tram ~ - Aoe - tts 9fsrtft Ta<ksv. ~
representative, wau be ese<se9 SFsr -. !
EeEer b. n leszs -. sn. ssa& entire Whsz
ea1n eoansy EessbIsexs fseks4 VI pssts.
kfs - @sef<fd
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OLYMPIA.


OLYMPIA. Nov. "A school election wlll
be held Al the Central school building be.
tween The hours OF aud O'Clock, for the
purpose Of cieeting q CLERK and director
FROM the Central ward IL Is probable that
the present iueumbents, Dr. Lausiale,
clerk. ans Judge Ready, director, will De
reelected.
a grand Republican rally wili be held a,
shelton. IN Mason county. Tomorrow
night, 70 be addressed by Hon. John l..
wilsoa II Spokane Fails. The Willie has
been chartered nnd win leave here about Z
o elQek. carrying about 20 persons who
viii attend from this city, together With
the speakers. Eice clubs. etc A torchi.gbi
club VII also 20 frugn this city.
Mr. Faust Gay has closed out his cigar
and candy store ON aaiE street
Rev ", D. les yesterday uaited in mar.
Rage Mr. A. b. Nandefmafk aud Miss
Lila Npifaack, both Of fhis caunty.
Mrs. l. &. fnilanshre started this morn.
ing Tor Ihicagu. where she viii remaln
for several months for the benefit of her
health. Her many friends here sincerely
hope that she may so.su return with ian
proved health.
Mr.. 4. Mcleod, the prominent shelton
logger, i la the city
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sNomonlsu raI,rIcs.
A housing Republican Rally Much
EAfhnHfaatsa.

thusiaSiie people eg0NNiCd fnto gSlhSast
hall tonight g. tisivn 60 advises 81
hcSsys T. n AlbeftSan. 4 +. over ANA ~
n. flSlibfor. The speakers arrived ~
train NJ shls evening aud Wgna warmly
fgvelfSa, aud capa0u spoke inuA sci
come Mr. Heiiteoa spoke ilrsi, FgtSeut
ing the aectfixo uf prctestiNe, aud tcuch
lux utson the admission e wash.ugtab g.
statehood
r. IL, i,aoas. candidate fo5 touaty
anditaf. iWeas npaa the present a3yssus
tratise peiscy aud she kftitgae oi ghe
Democracy on the iasiH Af AitrftS,Fo
rYlnclpies, and was followed ly Mr. nssr
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Nav TaEK. Nov. Money on call easy.
81 Aa8. last loan. 2. closed offered al ,
Prime mercantile paper fsia7. sterling
exchange, duh and steady, A. 81 ~ for 80.
GsY bills 81 ST. EeF demand
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s. BAXTER & co.

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T.es,s.. Ssv f.-fIen. 1stu n Aiiaz
uss In ffsc efty fhts kftfiBseu szf sfft -
the O'Clock ffefa sof tAfsslzssae. wAers
IL speaks tonight lie sas etse1a fsszlseai
81 h. ~ Conner aas Has. ~ J. fbasaF-
nm while here NJ Alien he'd gsslie .
Iesde. shaking hands With . szE<e nssaiscf
az persons Who esoNded "a sne ksyabliees
fea.tn3arfafg 10 meet htzss lie wss ~
hivh splrits. and stated that Throughout
ths whole eainpaigB, with - rsin AID
Winds and sieepless nights ans : iiseataassi
other Inconvenience sie h3s kspt ils a.i,
isnn good health, and has fpi - Naen -
II have made over sevensy speeches
during lie campaign. = said Nj. Alien, ard
frnyeled Thousand miles by wagon road
and many hundreds By waier ana faii, Ail1
1 can say that n0phefv--fot ~ single
point have ! been inadvertently received.
Egerywhrfe there have been crowds 10 At
1fud the meetings, aud everywhere The
utmost enthusiasm has been manifested
everywhere except AZ Hoslyn, bat orr re-
cenfion there was 10 much better Than was
accorded 10 oar opponents that ! was very
well satisfied The Interruption there vas
only for little while At the opening o.
and suinginx Ia line. OF course ] am not
IN ponltion Is SPEAK Of the situation fur
tlSr than | see IL, he continued. Ia
ansser 10 a nurslsoa a. % hss Judgment on
shc o,itrnmc II only know that ] see
crowded halls and enthusiasm wherever
20. and everywhere ! have
Democrats tell me ! viii have theif sup
mort. AT one place alone | know o! "
bem0nratS. OF iny town personal knnwh
edge who will vote he Republican ticket
sff the sensiment In favor 81 The Re
publiean candidate hasgfown all over the
{crfitofy In the same proportion a. u has
IN Pierce county, a. compared WIN that y
two years ago. Allen wiii have aoe9 MAJOR
III" said the Hon ". J. Thompson, vi"
II made thorough canvass OF the eoun
~ two wears ago" be continued. and have
eo,1s over the same ground this fail aud
Am In position 10 Judge Pierce county wiz
not 70 below 800 In It's Republican MAORI.
u for certain, and will be surprised " II
goes loss than 800. and wsnld not DC snt-
prikcd II II ran mp 10 thousand.
The increase III population has BEEN large.
Think Piuree county win poll 400 votes
thia time. and the increase has been largely
Republican, but do not count on that par
ticalsrly. II i the change In sentiment:
Voorhees, will BY no means get the vote OF
tho oidtimers hers that he got two Year,
ago"
speaking Of tneinietrnp,ion at Resign"
continued Sc. Thompson, I'VE bad little
OF that al the mines In this county. One
man was irfeprrasihie and kept tnterSupt.
Ina the speakers with questions about the
gosiyn trouble. when It came my turn he
commenced the SAME thing. ] stopped
and turned 20 him aud asked
"syeu attribute the trouble at Boslyp to
The railroad company. do you no;f
sssOi course he answered.
"sYou blame q ON the officers OF the Rad,
suppose ! ". Buckley. fcr instance
q sDl course"
"'weii. den't you know that Mr., Ruekiey
Il a thorough Democrat | asked.
"srhat turned the laugh ON him, brought
down the house and We had no more tFou
Its =
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Notice to Contractors and Builders.

SEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
- up 10 Monday. December 3, Isss. for
the labor and materials necessary In the
erection and inelosing of the center build
ing and two wards for the proposed HOspi-
tai for the Insane 20 be built at Medical
Lake, Spokane county, Washington Terri
tory. Bids viii be taken for the construe-
ton OF the building both in stone and
brick. Bids will also be taken for the
whole or separate parts of the same. in
Guiding excavation, stone work, brick
WORK. carpenter work, painting and glaz-
ing, galvanized iron and tin work. Ger
tiled cheek to the value Of 10 per cent of
the bid must accompany each bid. which
viii be forfeited to the Territory shosld the
bidder fail 10 qualify with good and ae-
cepiabie surefies to the value OF 80 per
cent. of the contract price within 10 DAYS
after receiving notice of the acceptance OF
the bid. All bids not raaG0 oct on blank
forms or nasccompanfed by certified
check to the value above stated, or that
may be presented after the time stated will
be rejected. The commissioners reserve
the right 20 reject any or all bids Plans
aud specifications and detailed drawings
can be seen at Medical Lake on or after
October Is, 1>sS, and blank forms obtained
by applying 10 stanley Hailetf. Medical
Lake. W T. All bids 20 be sealed ara I'D
dressed 20 stanley Halletf, secretary % the
building commission. Medical Lake, W T
and VIII Be- received up 70 l. O'Clock noon
December :, ISIS. az which time and place
they VIII he opened in the presence Of
hidders. Bids 70 b. marked proposal for
hniiding hospital;
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rELEsRaPHIc MARKETS.


z9E fMANclsc1. NOV. Wheat be
market softened a little tais morning
qnsse, 81 seei g. > buyer KS. 81 esss.
h&riey-Fecd qualities steady a. Nc
uats-Nsrkef in m8ea better shape.
quicker demand and sellers nesting buy
ess naeTe freely. prospect favorable for
hberal kinK Of Of stock: Washington
o. ~ al =. other grades. th4i -.
ops-frquiriHg liEnited 70 choice par
GELS. shieh sre In ssnsH supply aad gen
orally held above current quotations.
I Germany il said - be shipping 70 England,
aud fslls NAY explain the lack % orders
Z nos e0mplsi ned ~ at many distributing
E pssints. California, tsaife; Washington,
iSa0c
f,otaioes-The wharyes have been
crowded this week 81 receipts, and buyers
have largely had the naming Of prices.
Peerless. S5sei1es Burhaoks. EEas5e; Gar
{ net Chill saa7ee.
Butter Il in little better shape for
choice. fancy, S5e. fair 10 choice, 25seS2e.
Egxs-Firm; offerings scarce; lest ranch,
sic, store lots. Sssf9c
Cbartered.-T. W. Lucas, lumber. seattle
to Gpymas Nineyeh, lumber, Puget
soand 10 sydney.
sEw YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
SEw YORK. Nov. 2-Hops-Quiet aud
steady.
coffee - Options opened irregular: for.
eigu markets quiet. closed weak: sales
BID bags, including November SIS 5oa
10 Is, December si3 2seia 81, January
SO 4safs 50, February SIS iOdIs 80, March
sis ieeiz q. spot Ris, steady; fair car
goes. f5i4e.
sagsr%Raw, inactive: refined. quiet
Wool-Flrm aud fairly active; domestic
fleece, 2-a25e.
Lead-Easier aud less active; domestic.
al
Tin--Quiet; straits. 81.
Har sitver-9Sxsc
PET nd q 49,
In the afternoon became strong and adj
vaaeed 60 SIZE. and after a slight reaction
closed strong NJ SIC. sales, : -s6s .o00 bar
reis
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK ssEKET.
CHICAGO, Nov. Cattle Receipts. 1000;
slow. dun aud lower: beeyes, g. Is; steers,
sSas IS; stockers aud feeders, 81 z5as 10:
western rangers, sstsf ., Texans, 81 50a
ID
Hogs Receipts 1900: weak; mixed.
: Ssea s.: heavy. q sos5 -; light, s. 500
sheep Receipts COCO. slow and steady;
natives, xSa2 20. westerns. - 7Sd3 20: Tex
ans 81 is0e3 10,
CHICAGO PRODUCE Market.
CHICAGO, Nov. Wheat closed stronger.
cash 81 ls's, December 81 ~. :. January
81 las.. Mayfl IL.
Corn Lower: cash sssec. December
. 5 lec. January Ss7ke. May ,sA.e.
osls-sleady, cash 2i1se. December
"A . itc. May sc
Rarlcy-Nominal
Pork Firm. cash tl4 50. January sl4 -.
May SIS o.,
Lard-sieady; cash - ~. December
= 10. January s. u, May s. 5s's.
SEw 1oRK STOCK REyIEx.
NRw YORK. Noy. 2--The stock market
to-day was dun. but became more steady
than yesterday. there being more buying
for long accounts in the morning and
more active operations by the bears aud
traders late la the day. The latter had the
better Of the movement Ia prices, which
left a majority Of The list fraesionslly lower
than last evening.
Gsycrnmsnis dgn and steady
KxcakssE AND SECURITIES
Nav TaEK. NOV. Money on call easy
~ Sa4. last loan. = closed offered at
Prime merczntiie paper fsa5. sterling
change, duh and steady. A. 81 ~ for 80.
GsY bills, 81 s7ls EeF demand
Naxns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-03
LEWIS COUNTY Politics.
Tsshusfsssie Rally ~ centraIis- fse-
uahlleaRs Gaining Grannd.

eEsYm&4zk. NaT. @-S. 6. Heron u
wlslsek addressed tAa Eepa5iieaas q
tenfsnha .assaikhf On fhs szbscct, . The
History Aad isFowyess OF The Am<Fiesu
Penpls. dwelling AZ sosne length ca the
tariff ead praseefian Judge AsAmpFc Of
zeASiis ueKs se-pk abe Stand and figef
isFaliY 6rriared bis slIextenee - the Re
pa5iiesa parry The meeting vas eBtna-
= sstse
The Republicans are enlniax grsuad
here
crosbgik hRil ~ Blnksey's gies club. with
sessa aasie ard an oyster supper IN the
ez4ss5s3 Baptist church