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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-31
TACOMA MARINE NEWS.

TACOMA. Oct 30-ISpecial.l THE steam
ship Tacoma arranged 10 leave this even
ing for China and Japan. She takes 900
tons of -four, several carloads OF condensed
milk. and large shipment Of oil Frank
Mcdonald has been appointed quarter
master of the Tacoma.
The bark Willis r. Hume has COM
pleted her cargo OF lumber 81 the 50. Paul
and Tacoma Lumber Company mill for
SYDNEY. and is waiting for the tug.
Steamer City of Puebla brought in 300
tons OF general merchandise from San
Francisco today. She viii take out q
large shipment of grain.
The Farailon Is due from San Francisco
tornorrow. A cargo of 400 tons of ore. 90
tons Of grain. 100 tons of matches, about 50
tons of fair exhibits and q large amount Of
general merchandise awaits her for her re-
turn trip.
The schooners Lena Sweazy and Laura
Mad.en are expected under charter TO load
lumber 81 the Tacoma Mil Company.
The local Office OF the Northern Pacific
Steamship Company has received word
that the steamship sikh left Yokohama
today with a full cargo for Tacoma aud
Eastern points. She Is due here Novem-
bar II
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Burns, THE OLD RELIABLE Bruises,
IflexiCan mDStans LiliInent
rheumatism, Man or Beast. Stiff Joints

shipment of sno0o bushels Of No. =
spring and COCO bushels Of No. red.
winter. from here. The spring brought
from SIZE TO &c over December prices. and
red winter sold on al even basis with
December. Chicago receipts were $50
cars; Minneapolis reported SOS cars.
year ago. Primary market receipts
were light Export clearanees amounted
to S2l 600 bushels in wheat and -four. De-
e-mber wheat sold up TO 5essc- May sold
st size. with 57s.c the trading price as tbs
close. Germ added lie TO the May price and
re to December. Receipts we're only Is.
instead OF go cars. as estimated. The new
corn arriving in the East 10 said 10 be in
general bad shape. Nav, which closed
yesterday 81 50isc. closed TO-DAY at 5lisS
5iisc, after selling as high as 5issc. There
were few features OF interes; IN the oats
market. May started az from S21. &52ssc.
sold down 10 81 sc aud Up 20 Sasse, where
il closed. Provisions were very dull and
fluctuations were confined 10 narrow
range. Compared with yesterdays closing
prices January pork and lard are Sc higher
and ribs 211sc higher.
Closing: wheat-october. 51s.c: Decem-
Der, 2s4g525sc.
Corn-Octo0er, 5Sc: November. Sc.
Oats-0ctober. 2sssc: November, 2ss.c.
Barley Medium, o2I5S
Rye-4Sl1e.
Flaxseed-st.4i.
Timothg-$5.0
Pork-october, s;2o5; January. siI 50
Lard-0ctober, $500; November. So 90
Ribs-0ctoDer. $3.50; January, 1886 bid.
LIVE srocK.
Hogs-Receipts, q, 900 head; official yes
terdsy, "a. Sss; shipments. 10, 343; lett over.
about 6.5o0; best goods are firm, while
common are easy; sales ranged 81
81 log LEO for light; 81 i00l4 80 for rough
packing, 81 20I4 20 for mixed S4350l4 rs
for heavy packing and shipping lots. and
81 25G4 80 for pigs.
Cattle-Receipts, 1900 head; market,
fairly active. but prices 5Gi0c lower. OF
the S6.0o9s6. 20 class there was none. The
market had some common TO fair cattle
left over.
Sheep-Receipts. 1900: the range of
values was l5I35c higher than AZ the close
of last week, the best sheep being quoted
al IS. 1893. IS and choice lambs at 81 al 25.
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sPEcIkL NOTICE.


gCHOOL ELECTiON-NoTICE - HEREBY
> given that on Saturday. November ,, ls44.
school election will be held ia the city az seat
tie, school District No. I. in King county. state
OF Washington, for the purpose OF electiag one
member of tae board OF educston for the term
of three years The polls viii be open AZ
O'Clock D IN. and continus open until soeiDck
p m at the following places:
n. r. Day school building.
Iatona school building
Mercer school building
+. 4. Minor school buiidinG
Denny school building.
cascade school building.
Columbia school building.
Pacific school building.
Rainier school building
store building northeast corner OF Twelfth
aud Jackson etreets
Mccoombs building. seventh and Pike streets.
once northwest corner Of fesier avenue and
Third street
Rlslto building. north aide OF Madison
street between Front and second ssrseta
A. r. BURNEIIs President
Attest: III. r. WHITNEY. secretary.
Dated Seattle. October ii. 1924
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WASHINGTON CRY. Oct Sa-Superin-
tendent stamp,of the immigration bureau,
has received q letter from Baron Hirseh,
of the Jewish Colonization Association,
in which, In speaking of Jewish immigra-
ton to the United States. he says:
'Far from favsring this immigration I
have, as You are aware. for the past n vs
years endeavored to turn it to the Argen-
tine Republic. where the colonization
association has already established many
colonies and ~ still establishing Others.
The ASSOCIATION does not only do nothing
20 favor Israelite immigration TO the
United States. but, as tar as l arm aware,
there are no other societies DESTROYS of
forcing or inducing them TO 90 10 your
country or helping them directly or in
directly to that end"
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NOTICE or ELECTioS-SoTICEI Is HEREBY
~ given yaAt on Tuesday. tho e;h day 81 No
vsmber next. In the county Of King. In the
state of Washington. "a slsefion viii be held
for the following named officers, to-wit
Two rnsmbers of congress 70 Fsprsscn, this
state in The flity-iourth congress OF the United
states
Two Judges OF the supreme Court
oae state Senator in the Twsnty-fonrfh sens-
one state senator ia tbs Tusntr-atsh sens.
one ststs senator Ia IN. Twsnsysirth ssn.-
one state senator in the Twsay-sevsnta
oas sssss senator In the Twenty eighth ssn~
toYssl District.
ore state senator In the Twenty -ninta sens
Two Representatives in the ThiFty-eIghta
Representatives District.
Two Rsprssont4tlvss IA the Thitsy-uiRth
S9rrssentastvs District
Two Representatives In the fortisth Repre-
sentative District
Two Representatives In the Forty Frat Repre-
sentative District
Two Representatives In TIE Forty second Rep
rese 1taikFe District
Three Esoyssen tstiEes n The Forty -shtfd Rap
ressnt8sive District
County Auditor.
eAsFsI
Csnasy clsr1
County Treasurer.
County Assessor.
County Attorney
County surveyor.
Superintendent of Common sehoola
t2rUEEF
ozs Couuls Coz nsssfons-, second Commits
s1aner's utssgfek
Oas Cennsy commiss.cnsr, ThIga Commits
taasr's D3ktrEsl
NrsexmAstar
Twa Justices % shs ps.cs, ETY. q Sssifla
Two Cguststiss. city Ct ssAtsis
ons Justice u the Psses each precinct OUT
AIDE o. seattle.
oas COustAsgs each prseiBe. eatssfs o.
4zsksSa
Insrs vii also b Fotsi Hyon snsndmsnt
% section Of Article 1FL. o. TIE eonsfisuflan
rsa1tng a. follows. None Of kks r.srfnsnnns
srABcl sun1 OF fhts ssass snail ever - loaned to
DgsEats persons % c1rr9g sxtons. bat II msy be
Invested IN national. state. eountY, municipal
OF sesool fts1rtef hsoa1s,' whtea elsctfoa viii
~ cpensd At o. etoTx 10 tbs sncrnsng and vii
eSnttnus Hnf1i o'e4oex - the atEsFnfsun Of lsas
ssaza 4.y. r. a. TaiGHELL
C01ngg A uaitox
Dated thls sth cay Of October. A. q. iss4
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Deeds Recorded I'm the A Auditors ONE
Xeateraaw

Deeds Recorded I'm the ndfsor's o NEE
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January 1,
1884. are 81 sc6 9s4 There were fled for
record yesterday IL leeds. the consicsra-
sions aEgresasing S.SsA Following L.
the list:
c. c. Du Bois to Bank of Auburn, lot s.
block 2, village Of Miner. $1,000
Angus Cameron 10 school district No.
81. / acre in w cor sec IS, q, s. 81
Noble Wallingford 30 John O'Leary. lots
3 and 4. block G. Wallingford's add, $500
Noble Wsiiingford 10 Frank sherry. lots
5 =. 3 10 n, block b, wallin sford add.
$3.50.
John l. Howe 10 A. Z. Higgins. lots
snd S blocker. Central Seattle. and others.
81
S.PR. r. Co. 20 L. c. Gilman, 800 acres
in secs % and q, IS. s, s., $50
L C. Gilman and wife 70 Emerson Land
Company. 800 acres in secs 3 and p. Is.
s. 81
Sheriff to benjamin Munson, let IS,
block l. Wheeler's 81. 1857
Thomas Prest TO George Turner, 81
block J, Green Lake Electric add, $50
City 20 W. b. Jones. lot 2, block Is, Nc
Giiyra's ~. taxes
Anna Taliakson 20 X r. Schiwinski.
lots 81 and 5. block Is, Madison street
add, sI75.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
TEE so.xp or rsApn

CHICAGO. Oct S0-The board Of trade
markets varied the monotony today by .
general advance. Corn led with ls.c al
vance for May. and wheat followed wiih
&c for December. May oats closed re
higher. and provisions. though aall. ended
wish gains. West opened shade frmsr
and xsp; aading more and more courage
as The session wore On Cab.es reported
fra markets abroad, aud there "a. an H.
curry for cash Wheat At better prices than
previously offered. December opened st
a2l.-, ard rose steadily 20 63S.e May
froua seS.c ress 10 $40. There Vas quite
81 accession OF eGssness daring the a1-
vance. vita lie balk CT the orders from
outside. The inquiry for cash wheat
naatsr.ai1xsd daring lie day Into sales for
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


Saw Francisco. Oct. 30--The receipts of
summer vegetables has practically ended.
Potato.. aud onions came in freely. and
prices are weak. Mushrooms are scarce.
Ia fresh fruits the apple market is weak
Berries are frmer. Chestnuis are lower.
Grapes are weak. Butter is weak at QUO
tstions- Eggs are declining. Cheese Il,
steady. The poultry market is over
stocked and weak. Game is declining
under light demand.
Closing: Wheat-Steady: May 9Tkc.
Barley-Quiet; May, si4c.
CoTn-si271s.
Bran-Si5.0o per ton.
HREapsrrFfs AND GRAINS.
Flour-There has been quite liberal
shipping movement during the past week.
there being free exports to China, Central
America and the Hawaiian islands. Fam
lily extras, s. 1903 %; bakers extras, $50
s. 10; supernne. S2G225.
Wheat-There is good movement on
shipping account. Offerings st the mo-
ment are equal 10 all requirements. and
bnvers can easily satisfy ali present wants.
Wheat that comes up TO standard Is quota
be at slJ41s2te, with sss.c for choice
article. the tendency being upward; mill
ing grades, $50 DOC; Waila Walls wheat.
75@sr6iae for falr average, 67Ja172lso Tor
No. :. and 55965s for OF grade.
Bariey-buslnpss AZ the moment is
mostly confined to legitimate iocsl wants,
there being but small speculative trading
IN progress. Feed. fair 10 good, 55te SOC; ;
choice, s2l.9ls38.e; brewing. s5asa0c
0ats--HeGvy arrivals OF late have tended
20 unsettle prices. and sellers are at a dis
advantage. All descriptions come in for a
fair share Of attention. Black is wanted
for seed purposes, and suitable parcels ind
ready sale AZ fuu rates. Some improved
inquiry /. reported also for desirable lots
for milling uses, Milling, sLo2h8i Il;
surprise. 81. I0tSi.iS: fancy feed. 81 o21 ! 4
Io754; Eood to choice. 92iac9si poor 70
fair, $3.50; black, st.I56fLSo; red, 81 ioe
L2o: gray, ss4ac@sl
Produce pGs-Flour. sacks, II $50:
wheat, cenfais. 3, ~; barley, ceatals
( ats; oats, crntais. SO; corn. eentAis
90. rye, SACKS. 20; beans, sseks. I. It, !;
potatoes, sacks. S,6la; onions. sacks, 10 !;
bran, SACKS, suo
FINANCIAL
Drans-On eight New York. per 500.
ioc. Drafss-Teiegraph, New YORK, ser
500. 1870.
silver bars-Per ounce. essss6ss.o
Mexican dollars. 543set5Sc.
MINING sTocx&
Ats, q: Alpha Consolidated. :: Ands.
S; Best & Be.ceeg. no: Boaie Consoli-
dated. Is1, Bullion, 3; Rulwcr Consoli-
dated. 10: Caled0nls. il; Choslar. go: Con.
Gasnee, ii0s Consolidated California 4
Esrglnis. 80; Consolidated la psrlAi. 2.
Crown Point. 81. Gould e Garry. -; Eals
& NorerOss. =; Justice, - ksataek Goa
solidAied s; Mexican. I'D: Aoao, u
~. Dishlo, 10: ophsr. -; overman. i;
potosi, 65- Savage. s.: Sierra Nevada, -
Union Consolidated, G., Utah CoEso.4-
dated. =. Yellow Jacket, Il
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NEM xoRh NARakrA

Sxw Yosx. Oct Sa--Ths sAAr. suscu-
lstiea to-day openst irrsEulariy and con
Nnasl unsettled darlag ths arss hour.
whea. under covering Of short contracts.
q pretty general improvement vas re-
eor1e4- There sere some fer reactions
bat iAe main sen3snev s&s towArd higher
Igares. After midday fracfiona. reac-
slan took place. which wAs quickly
checked Daring the last hoar prices
again moved irssgu srly. bat IN the fsaal
sssa1ng Q ess.sr soas prevailed saa Tie
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MARINE NEWS.

HoouIAM. Oct 29.-Especial Arrived
From San Francisco for Hoquiam, sch
Melanethon; for Hoquiam. sch Charles
Hanson; for Aberdeen, sch Sailor Boy.
SAN Francisco. Oct. 3l.-Cleared-
George w. Elder. for Astoria; State of
California, for Astoria; sh Yosemite, for
Nanaimo; sh Primrose Hill, for Portland.
Departed-Sh Swanmore, for Portland;
bktn Uncle John. for Willapa bay: Point
Iona, for Gray's harbor.
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eKATTLH, Oct. 80, 1894.
Exchanges at Seattle, Tacoma and Port
srd clearing houses today were:

Fsrslsad ........-...... lss.coo % 4o,oss 90
The local produce markets developed
cutie fair measure OF activity yesterday,
and the volume Of transactions was more
extensive than for several days preceding.
The retail dealers bought literally and
there appeared To te less disposition on ths
part Of buyers TO demand concessions on
the asking prices. Supplies of nearly ell
descriptions continue large, and receipts
also maintain . substantial volume.
Prices generally remain low aud weak. but
on strictly fancy stock dealers are holding
values fairly well in hand.
Fresh fruits are moving of moderately
VEIL but the cool weather has materially
rsdueed the inquiry. Pears are In good
supply and liberal receipts have.a tendency
70 keep prices down. The demand IL not
very extensive and selling rates are easy
Choice apples are held fairly steady. but
the common grades are selling about at
the buyers valuation. Ounces are abund-
an, and low priced. Lemons are plentiful
and cheap. Grapes move off fairly well,
but trade cannot be called active. Strictly
choice stock Is held quite steady 1T quota
tons.
Dairy products are inactive and prices
generally weak. Butter In abundant and
cheap. Ranch eggs are about the same
and Eastern stock 10 selling freely.
The wheat market is quiet and sales are
Of moderate proportions.
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THE SEATTLE MARKETS.
Prices fsid TO Farmers for Country
Produce.

frfcee raid TO Farmers Tor Country
Produce.
The following quotations are the prices
raid to farmers and producers by Seattle
business houses for articles named. the
goods 10 be delivered in Seattle.
HoPs--Choics. &c per pound
HAY-Un car load loisl-Puget sound,
E@ss per ton; Eastern Washington. $40.
GKsIs-t1n car load lotsf-oats. choice.
tl6@lT; barley. st4 per ton: wheat
chicken feed. sii so: corn. SIS cracked. s29.
PoTAToEs-Potatoes, xs9ti2 per ton.
BurrER, Eaas AND Handed
On commission
HIpKs. PELrs AND TALLow-Heavy salted
steers. over % lbs. per ID. 4ettIsc; medium,
per ID, &c: light. under rs lbs, &c;
salied kip. &c. and calf. per Id. SC; green
hides. lc less than sailed; dry hides. per
II, 56t6c ;culis of above. onc-third less; dry
elk. per 10, case; dry deer skins. summer,
Per ID. zoe; good winter. i2Mi3c: poor
and thin winter, Sc; sheep skins. i5923c;
fan wool. 50I6oc; wool, sisGs5c per Id; tall
los. see4c
LIVE srocx-Choice beef cattle. 2iS@
sae; choice sheep. Sc; good hogs. 4sAc;
caves. large. &c; small. &c per 10.
loes-Superlor quality. per NJ. FIR. $50
eeoo; choice cedar. $3.50; common. per
N, 81 spruce logs, $50.
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Ewsry twsnsy-soaT ho1rs 70 less fasa Is
psssenxer trains, representing svsz rsllruass.
arrive and esgart sFozs fss local espotS Ia Ma
psspoass Ih@ss rains, II consolidated into gus
tr.tn. roakhly sstSm.Es9, voas1 taeauos IL sEs-
rises, &C. cars. LIS tvstgEsas seas -ss&sasa
Ilt,ta avss e.esez rites. woui1 weigh TiGe
exsr a soa tons sna eosI. eozfortasy carry
a. &c rAsssuEsrs, eez46ss several ssip Load. 81
haxwsxs. OF al tAsss trains. vEsaoaf aoaes tie
hest &c 1svps4 and Hosz goS15.s trains are Isose
VIA iAe Sosta- sssssrn liee- y " FszsG, -
yssal sxsss Pages sound sss2s, seattle
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srAPix sRocKRIEa.


srosr-t Jobhins,-- go" in Dbl.
rer 10, 4Tke: extra ''C' in Dbl, per 10, sac;
I'd" in Dol. per Id. csc; dry grsnulated, in
eei, per 10. sac: cube. oesc; powdered,
90; &c per 10 discount for spot eash on
rrlees quoted.
FIorR Ere. -(Johbing) - Washington
straight, per Dbl. s. 90; patent, So. So patent
ssfoelien,, S. 70; California brands. 81 10;
Dakota brands. N.oasA 20: buck
swt $3.50; graham. per Dbl. s2.e5;
o. l0-N sacks. 81 IS per ewt; rye tlour, per
Nhi, 90. OF I0-h sacks, s2.oS per ess' rye
meal per bbi, $3TS: Per eSt, s&n; cat
greats, per bbl sS50SS65o; hcminy. Per
Get s2-sS. cracked wheat, Ter cwt. t24o;
rolled wheat. $500 per bel. haked wheat.
fss sack. s2iS; whole wheat aour, per
tat s. 3; pearl barley, per y, eve; spit
reas, pey q. SC; table corn meal, yellow,
fto per cWt in Ion sacks; SOS. 81 20;
saiis. les. g. 90; SOS. s. 40. Fiaked hominy.
~ per keg
hHANs-{J obhlngl- white. per ID.
sss&Ss. PINK. per 10. safS'.e; hayos, PES
g, =; butter, per 40. sA.e; Lima per
RteE -- tJobhinrl-Ispsn. s6oes China.
Neo per cwt Island. <S.oo
lsfED Fxss-t ohoine Field. per 10, &C.
skir-t Jobaiag(- SOLO SACKS.
psF ton. si5si9. American DAIRY SNio
.aess yer ton. SIS; Coast. bali ground.
HOB sacks. per toa. <li. Hsle SACKS, yer
ioa. ST.. s-lh sacks. = IN bale. $50; $40
sseks 50 IA bale. s2So: fe-lh sacks, - In
eAls, s. 50
Lasp-t } obhlngf-H Home rendered. per
~ SsRclNir, tierces. iies Rex leaf, les.e;
A'd compound. tisrces, sac
totfEE-t obblnEl --.'reefa-A Moons, FER
=. sic; Jaws, per 10. Ssc; Costa kiea.
taosos. per lh, 24c. Rio, per 10. 2Ss1@
hess;ed -Asbaeklc's, in too-!e eases. peF
go g. -. elgb cases. per esI s~LsS;
S%e eases. PER cws. s. %. Java Sl4o an
ssas pes u. Sac; - and ltsNle SACKS,
Va; Aden Mecha. Ssc, reahefry elenss
Geatemzls. size ground eonee 10
80 MokaskA, ioo-ge eases, s2Lse' lAea.
taocoLArx e. q ohhingl- Bakers is|h
fs'aiarn. $oe; lab Eagle. &c; star, LIB
eoxss, "a
!, tocoA-< Ieheinxl-Epps', lib tins. "a
eo1es, a.. Bakers. e-se boxes. - /;
80 Houtea's. lib tins, 9cci A44o Nns
sses A-.e tins. 81
NoSbrNsEn MItK-{Joebingf- rsr
ssss $50; Highland. unsssstsnssi. - y;
thAr.ss Cream. sATS. Standard. saA;
earoe. uns-eessne1. SEQ. Champion.
-. Ecoaemy. 81 "a
sArsn - l!sessnsi - Weressssrshirs.
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NJ oRTHEEaN
PACIFIC R.R-

---RuNs--
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS.
ELEGANT DINING CARS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
a.. Paul. Minneapolis Dufuth,
Fargo. Grand Forks. crookstsn.
winnfpes. Helena. And Butt
Through Tickets 70
Chicago. Philadelphia. w hinxfen. New
York. nosten aud ali poIats
EAst aud soath.
TIME SCHEDULE
rsAfEs LEAYE sEkrfLE
For a. Pau aud Ea.t-~t8sso p ia
For Portland anu scuth-s.5o g ana 81,
For oympis. oray's Hsrb0r cities sad soasa
Fer rseons-7;o 90 ana 800 a m. ala. sD and
1910 p
TRAINS AnRrvx AT SEATTLE
Ffofn 81. Paul ana kast--s O. p m.
From Poriiasd aud souta-i2:sS q ~ and
Prom oiyups.. srsy's Harsos cities AMI soaia
Frora Taeoraa-iz.as and $50 tn: i2.zA sss
and G.t5 y Ia
Ibi. card subject 10 chsugs without nosies
For rats, routes aud Cthsf Information call On
or address A d CHARLTON.
81 Gen. Pass. AT.
III First street.. Port sads Or
IA xADFAU, Gssssal Agent, ssstsiA
City Ticket ones, corner lssssf avenue ssd
Frant street
Depot Tiesst oees. e0sasr West and c0.ame4s
ssf@&sa
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TEACHERS ExANlNATiON-THE QUAR-
Il terry examination of teachers will be bed
in the courthouse on November 4. , and TO-
1884 TIE sessions will begin at a. N.
v. A. PrsEY,
superintendent OF schools
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Jobbing Quotations

The following are the prices paid by re-
tai dealers for round lots delivered nj the
wharf or on the cars, or the iobbing rates
saesed by wholesale dealers with ordinary
terms Of credit:
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.

C.s. DKrAgINESI cr AoRfcrL-rsKa
NEATHKE BUREAU
PoZrLAsD. Or. Oct b. Issst
x.r.esst for Wednesday. Fair: stationary
a~eerssurs. II 7. ALc1xToEE,
OBSERVER N Cssrss
~xxYsp gTArGs DEYAErNByT Or AaxgrrLruan.
yKArnEx ETEEAC-pAILr BrLlrTrr
eEATTLK wash. Oct g. is9l
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PORTLAND. Dot. CO. --Wheat-yslley, zoe
-2he; Walla Walla. 62l1@63l1e
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More Gilman Coal Is
burned each day.
That's because it's
good coal, economical,
satisfactory, best.
Have you tried it'll
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We sell the genuine British Columbia
coal. Try it. L. A. Dyer & Co.. Railroad
avenue and Spring street Telephone 700.
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10. G. OaL.. H,uy C. P,y,. H'su { Rsu.. R.ssi',a.
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Observations taken ~ ali stations ATS "A n.
ga meridian tine Is .. m. Pacinc fsnsL
mss AT sEATTLs HARsos FOE THE wxxx BE-
sLssfSs OCTOBER 81.
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SGgar-RAw, quiet and nominal.
COFFEE.
Coffee - Options - November, Sc. so1
1875: December. 81 1891 70: January,
Sil 45a8iL65. Market ruled generally
strong on good demand. Spos-Rio, NOM
insl; No. Z. l5c.
METATz.
Pig iron-DuIi: Scotch. sle6s22 50; Amer
lean. sl3
Copper-Closei, dull; spot, 81 5o0ea6o.
Leaa-Close5. nrn for spot, steady for
futures: SPOT, <AI5. salss on car load
spot. s3i71a
Tin-Closed. quiet. barely steady; spot,
81 e5Stl47a
spe.tsr-Closed, aAi; spot, s.. s5Gs3 .S3Ji-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-05-05

undertake to represent 65,000,OOO q
people of this country? The peoples
representatives are the $50 Represen-
tatives elected to Congress and vested
with authority under the provisions
of our government.
Coxey objected that congress did
not represent the people.
Then, said the Speaker, your RENE
dy is at the ballot box Under your
system of government the government
itself is the people, subject to frequent
changes when the people indicate at
the ballot box that they want changes
You appear to be self constituted
representative of the people.
Coxey replied that the appeal to the
ballot box was too slow; that the re-
lief demanded must be had at once.
Do you expect to coerce congress2
In what respect is your method Of pc
tition better than the old method,
which is being constantly aYailed Of
by the people2
Coxey held that written petitions
were never regarded by congress, and
that he thought his method would
compel consideration.
Do you expect to intimidate con
gress? Do you think that you can
brighten any representative into vot-
ing against his convictions?
Coxey stated that he did not know,
but he believed that 1t was the duty
of the government to appropriate the
money for the employment Of the un.
employed. He said they could not
wait for the opportunity to elect men
to congress representing the people.
and that they would haye to have re-
lief even il it were secured through
revolution.
The Speaker replied that he could
not grant the permission sought.
Since the above interview took
place Coxey and two Of his marshals
have been arrested, and will have a
hearing to-day, Friday.