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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
L rhsr Ever ast .hs chaaee.

The Lowell carpet manufacturers
have notified their employees that the
cut Of 10 per cent in their wages inade
last winter win now he restored, Az
the cut was made under the Mckinley
tariff and the restoration ismade under
the new Democratic tariff, our Repub-
lioan friends will probably put q rod in
pickle for the Lowell carpet Mannfac-
turers which they will not spare should
they ever get in power again and re-
sume tariff tinkering, Louisville Cou-
rier,J Journal
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
xvanamalse,.ss Rsrpain Counter,

John Wanamaker's bargain counter
has kicked over the traces again and ID
talking about the low priced all wool
cults chat are now offered to the public
ID place Of the %shoddyp suits sold as
"all woeln during the reign Of MoKin'
leyisln. II begins to look as il 1t would
be necessary for the q. o. 7. to bury
the bargain counter in order to shut its
mouth ana prevent it from making these
damaging statements. New York Mer-
o14tsvr
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
pemeepaey wln gaanaph y Noyem

We have reasons to believe that the
United States is about entering upon 0
period of great prosperity As the inn
proyement is sure TO be felt generally
before the November election, the Dem
oeratic party will sweep the country,
The voters will realize what has all
along been trHer-that the Democrats
were hut the assignees of q government
run into bankruptcy by the bud legisla-
tion and misdeeds OF the Republican
party. Cincinnati Southwest (Indl.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

Wait till The shopping mother Of the
family begins 10 buy dress goods, cloth.
ing, underwear carpets aud stockipgs-
Then tie uaen viii know something
about tbs tariR. By this time next year
eyaEy woman win % free gadsr -vsst.
Louis Republic.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
M 1snad 1,Imaa Colnlnr.

on, the good tunes are comm, no matter what
they sayi
yon can hear them a-humnin fer . thousand
altiss ..ggsly.
They're sailing through the warm land and
dghtin through the freeze,
Asriding down the rivers and aThlowin IN ths
preeze-
alaey re- e9nli1
AshunlgpsH,
4ike Regiments asarVmHils-
Their voice y Ia The lsir
The lane has got q turnips
MeKtRIey!sm RpsFtlins
ia Keep yppr tanps asburntn,
We'll ail get there.
Oh, the good times arc eqpliu. Just waseh
thsn III their fun
Astwinlzlin IL the dewdEops a'shanin in the
4hsy'a soon be an around o. and aaaiiip
from each nook,
And loolsin at . fellow NJ his NEeetheart used
10 look.
They v,re cgiain,
a haxpMin,
Like regiments aIs1rnFnlnists
qheir yaice Il 81 the air
The ieps has got artgtrnins
AseKinieyisin spuTaiiii
80 Keep yaur iarppe asbpEnsn,
NHlll p1t8 8at fhHla
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

TweLFrH JupIcIA1. DISTRICT, C&LCAsIAr PARISH,
Jury TERMS First Mondsy Of February, and
First Monday of September.
-EoN-IUEY pRRMs,--First Monday Of May and
First Monday of November.
CAMERON PARISH.
JURY TEBE.- liFat Nangay Rfter the Fourth
day of July
NoE-JuGY TEnM-First Monday Of December
VERNON PARISH.
jury TERM.-SecOnd Monday of October.
EoN-JuRY TERM-FiTst Monday Of April.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
Nd nalt q ths onwara Marel..

Democrats may as well recognise now
as later that tho party cannot halt ia
the march against the iiitrenehed forces
OF trusts and high projections a great
advantage has been gained, and that
advantage must bs made use "a In fus
ture conflicts The party must surren-
der nothing gained. but must fight vig-
orously for additional benefits to the
people, Nashville American,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

BY hanging his presidential bq0pl on
a hard times peg Governor Mckinley
makes d serious mistake. The impHove-
ment in business affairs Is bound tD
come, and Tom Reed has gauged his
campaign utteranoes sd ns To make an-
pie provision for the change. ~ Washlugr
ton Post
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

The Republicans answer Mr.. Wilson's
tariff arguments by sneering that he
was college professor. It has long
been evident that the party which
claims to contain the Intelligence Of the
country has surprisingly STRONG antipr
athy to education and educators, r.~E4on-
isyille Courier-J Journal
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

The fact seems to have been ogerAooIEs
Cd that tho unusual Republican major
ity ID Vermont may he q protest against
the abolition uf the lEiaplesugag bounty.
Vermont never fnyors abolition when ~
Affects her own property &e fseuis
Repnblic.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

A Republican newspaper says, A'4lhe
tax you pay is virtually salary 70 the
government to protect your home. = That
Il what 4 tax ought to be, But the Re
pnblioans hayelnade ''the tax you pay"
4 subsidy to protect the other mans
factory.
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Keep ths democrats II Charge.

Republicans appropriated all there
was III the treasury and something more.
The Populists wish to appropriate more
than the country would bring al auo-
tion. II voters do not wish 70 turn tha
industry Of the land into 4 machine for
federal rlundeE, they must keep the
Democratic party IA charge. -St. Louis
Renublic.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

Brother WauainslSer is advertising
the sale IS gTcat bargains u BLANKETS
s'on free wool hssis, Sbrewd Mn
WanamakeF does not pgQpese To let pol,
ities stand IN tho way Of business, even
II he has te infict aIreparhhle daEnags
% bis political faith. st Louis Post
Dispatoh.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
-Four Years was EnougIl,

Four years McKinleyism has lived
four years in which the country has
been driven rapidly down into the low.
est depths of tho valley Of commercial
depression. Now there is an end Of il.
McKinleyism goes to take Its place
among the great inistakes--the cruel
lnistakes---of history. The new order Of
things hegins. IN Boston Post.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

He, VIII AlsO- Come short m III alssAs
1T is said that the Maine people were
disappointed Ia fadiAg THAT Ag. Nc
Kinley was not SO tall as they supposed
him to be. Why they should have
thought Napoleon ought to be tall is
not clear. After twice voting for Ben
Harrison they have little reason to COM
plain IL the Ohio man comes short Of
their expectations. ST Louis P9st.Bis-
4,atah
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

Mckinley win be sure to bow and
smile every time the grand stand bowls
over the Maine election returns, = Wash
inaton Post.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

If 'biowiuR could eaI4y the elee
lions iha Rapnhliessn wonl9 have
waskaNer fhia gaaFs hat Ases going n
tallG wpssss ~ nsaal and Che 81 n r
gtaalla 4 sssa esaw ~ Set isis law
AQFk MerRnsE
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

How much did the senate getf-To-
ledo Blade
Not more than half what II got when
the Mckinley bill was passed. New
York Mercury.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

II Is painful to SEQ some oR ouT aHgaF
planters trying to he what they are
pleased to term Democratic protection-
lists, but ii Ii impossible for them 70 sEin-
ceed. "A Republican nemonFat ia just %
much be an inposaihility % q white
hleckhira, View Orleans States,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

Cheap coats may make cheap men,
but it Is noticed that the dear taritiltes
are amoDg the first to enrohe themselves
in woolen suits at reduced prices, -
PHILADELPHIA Record.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

Governor Mckinley may cause some
pain to sensitive and feaIful soRls bg
bis gloenF predictions But men ot
sense do not mind him. He has been
lett behind by the procession. Boston
Post
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

Representative, DOsite Perkins
ni5trict Judge Hon. G. A. F0urnet.
CLERK District Court, H. G. GILL
Sheriff d. j, Reid.
Distriat Attorney, y. y. Miller.
Aasossnr G. M. HiphaTa,
Coroner Dr. A. j HeFklna.
SURVEYOR Thomas Kleinpetsr.
Secretarv Parish School Boaru, John MoEeese
Post-office address of all. Lake Charles.
POLICE JURAi-
President. VIM. Vincent
Secretary, D0site Vincent
treasurer, A. Rigmalden.
1trgt Ward, D. NJ, Reeves.
seeold WgFd, 4. MaTquart.
Third Ward, y. w. IEgan md j. W Rosteet'
Fourth Ward VIM, Vineent.
Fiffh Ward Aladdin Vincent.
sixth Ward NJ q. Frazer.
eagepth Ward, J. a W; Miller
Eighth Ward. W. Martin.
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Mckinley comp aiHs fbat
sfiHeA wafh the sacfas tFH%s eag ~
aasaa q aissalsgs sys&
445@ Ht|Gss4H
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

II Il quito eyideat tsat kApYegpqx Me
Hlnsey has Rqt baen zeadisB Erci1ek
aza & adyeztisssssgt ASH
snEtoH Post
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY


Murphy ]. Foster, Governor.
lieutenant. nt.GoyernoT--vaeant
Thamas S. Adams, Secretary of State.
Milton j. . Cunningham, Attorney General
JoIn Pickett State Treasurer.
W. W. Heard, Auditor of Public Accounts.
A, D. Lafargus. Superintendent of Education.
] G. Hawkes. Commissioner Of Immigration.
Tbos. S. Adams, Commissioner Of a Agriculture
John S. Banier Register State Land Office
W, G.. Burt Adjutaat- General.
Don Gaffrsy, IS. p Henry, Senators, Tonth
Senatorial District.
J0hn MeESrath, State Printer.
Term Of office expiring on tine SECOND Monday
N Nav Is g.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

PEACE Lopez, No. AZ, K. or P,-Meets in Peli,
can BabOock hail frat and third Tnesdays q
Jno. Ii, Poe. ". Csi s. Kaufman, pTelatel q,
Mayo, TX of r. q s.. j. Il. RHnte M. Of ~
w al Knapp M Of g., w. s. gioss, N at "A,
Representatives TO Grand Lodge, A, 4. Julo J
l. Kaufman A Alternate.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

LAKE gFrY Hoss 90 iiegsslag tn1ni z sles
Qnsaolipa a idnt8y at esab nipnth. ,n. n
Pres. ia EnfIfate N0Yemans w ~ llAfH
First q esfaia,,f t6rsulaut 81 ReinaQes saqqsN
Assisiads Eoraaan Il EelHaneF u a'
McCey, Nix&8asef dts. t.Geaai4 ~
kEIlc fAIECocK HOOK Aiyp la1ifls v NJ
10 thHir hali second Mqpsiey q fseR 'sssa, IA Il
sp,m 6tearae Prasinafstf y ~ lsss9A'Rl
6sesetarY; RI j GNan. tetelnaF .s, ..a
kE1lcAE fleets m 4Aeaz iltn stss..
AiQpdAF eieht 81 eeen Aegfp' e. fts
Bh1iaif ia f451ts E issk fiantennrT.
PHqNEs H65K aHn ,Apr y0s= ateess et sAeeA
Hqme Af zhaaaS uG gaA HRa5p A. a tI'
AZ y. Epip HresiiieNti A NsHNe <ssel.l7s.N
f4AtF fsF 5lsi4s ETfAN HatafkE &fgfrS F4aFlr ~
nFi6S GssfS ss 4Ifns 0E sest aeRsR
AA b b q4 4@ft NieA-s
&EtsH
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

GRaMAE BgNKvoLExF AsaocIATluE. Aests q
tbs eaFner " Dirislon and Ryan atreets nist
u Bsillsera vice, sa1dent r. Iayar AoeletafSl
ID ReinlF Treaa az
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

LAKE. CHARLES LoDaE No 1865 y. 4 4. NJ
Meets In Masonic lodge room every trst Snls
IN. a N Mayo, w. MI InQ. II, Fac, 2; Wi
d. N. Foster, j. w; A. =, Baker, Acting sso'l
tIAu..aLn
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

XolHe q az 4nls 81 HisFtsE E1H EFsKqE y 4sssl..
Eaefa sSerg al tg1 Fl st 'atep4As
Alloa pafry Vraaifinlit; Miss Clara hillNalta
saeretarr, Sdiss Tella Neal. Cor. aepratarsi !
Miss Eusiies Ienkins GraaRaEar
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

Anchor Lopez No. SO, ]. %. o. F.--Meets every
Friday night at c'cloaki Paul Greiler, y: Gi
Alex. Hymes, V.G,; NJ. d. Andrusi Sec'i o. H.
Smith, Treas.
NOAH ENcAMpMEET--W. R. Joy g. P 4. Z.
EqFistsE Il Ell Il p RHnte' scribe w. a.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

LAKE CRY pIvIstoF No. GU. R., X. Of p
Meets II AFmory first aud third Fridays OF
every MONTH at p. M; w. A, Knapp, Captaihi
j. n Isahaeae SeerstaFF. a..
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-10-19

AfAasoLIA GolF4AKpABg, No, 80, 4 of H.--Aeeta
10 Armory, first and third Wednesdays o. eaeh
month 81 ep. Hl- W. a. Knapp, Commander
X, X. Brazil, Secretary. u
APPoLo LnDaR No. al5l.--S, o. Shattnoki VI
H. r. Green, n D.; w. II. Merritt Y. y.
r. r. Brazil Asst. D.i \. }. Cesaford, g;i 1i Sho'
H Shattncl. G.; VIM. Tiarney, 81 y. ~. BIOS
sat, Guide Jas. al GFaya RI Leln ghavanne,
r. Ri Uhaa. ". JentA 4. o. II. seneeehal,
r. d GnInrall and u D.J. Marsks, ITnstees
iIlRLIAsnE LnunE. Ma a2Ts, X. or H.--Meets in
Idd. .EeiIows. hali, ssoand and fourth Ippsdaya
II each nii,ntb, III B p HI. sip Mari, ietRsefi
a. q. LaResaa n ieb nicSatar y. u DaFletai
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-22
TACOMA MARINE NEWS.

TACOMA. Nov. 2l.-FSpeciai. Steamer
AK came in light from San Francisco
to-day 20 load COO IONS of grain for the
same port.
British ship Ancios left this morning
with a cargo of wheat for Falmouth. there
to await orders.
Steamer Mexico Is due from Alaska
November 3.
British ship Law Hill, with . cargo of
grain. is waiting tow out.
Sap Osborn began taking on wheat at
K exasor A this morning.
Shin Fortesiot finished discharging bal
last today and will commence loading
wheat al the Tacoma Elevator and Ware
house Compsny's elevator tomorrow.
Steamer sikh vii, leave esriy tomorrow
morning for China and Japan, with 5000
sacks OF -four and general cargo of mer-
chandise. r. q. Mcdonald has been APP
pointed purser. vice ]. Chsriesworth.
resigned. she will not carry the twelve
car loaas OF lead pig which was refused
shipment by the Customs officers month
ago. Capt. Crowley. Of the sikh. xill not
carry the lead, tearing IL might DO con-
.trued TO be eontraband OF war. One of
the boats owned by the parties owning the
Sikh was seized some time ago on the
charge of carrying eontraosnd Of war. and
the owners do not propose To take any
risks. The sikh II an English vessel.
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MARINE NEWS.

PoRr TOWNSEND. Nov. 2I-Arrived-
Bktn John Wooster, from Unga island.
Alaska. at Seattle, To load coal for San
Francisco; sh Two Brothers, from San
Francisco. at Tacoma: ok Germania, from
San Francisco. at Seattle.
Sailed-Br SD Ancaois, from Tacoma for
United Kingdom; bk Topgallant, from
Port Blakeley tor Australia.
To sail tomorrow-Br sh Lawhill, from
Tacoma for United Kingdom: oh India.
from Nanaimo tor San Francisco. bk
Charles b. Kenny, from Nansimo for
Honolulu.
ASTORIA. Or. Nov. Last night about
o O'Clock, while terrific wind was blow
ing from the southwest the British bark
Procyon dragged her anchor and got sfoul
OF the Ksnimere, which Was anchored near
by. A pilot was sent for and with the as
sistance of q rug the vessels were separ-
atsd before any serious damage was done,
aside from the breaking of the Procyon's
Alternating. This morning she went TO
the Hollywood dock for repairs.
SAN DrEso. Nov. 2i--The British sn
Hariand, about which some Apprehension
has been felt by the owners and under
writers, arrived outside the heads today
from London. after the unusually long
passage of is3 days. She was towed in
this evening.
SAN FRAscrsco. Nos. M.-Oleared-
Sin Mateo, for Comox; oh Marathon, for
Portland. Departed-Bk Carrollton, for
Nanaimo; schr Sadie, for UmpQua river /.
schr Orient. Tor Gray 5 Harbor; sh Francis,
for Tacoma: bk Don Adolfo. Tor Seattle;
Cosmopolis. for Gray's Harbor: Umatilia,
for Victoria and Port Townsend. Freiehts
and charterr-Br sh Ecciefechan, al Port
land, wheat, thence To United Kingdom.
Hayre, Antwerp or Dunkirk; Br bk Pro-
cyon, at Portland. wheat. thence 10 United
Kingdom, Havre. Antwerp or Dunkirk !;
Br SIN Siren, at Portland. wheat. thence TO
United Kingdom, Havre. Antwerpor Dun
II
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water FRONT Sorxs.

Bark Colusa Is still ~ Smiths Cove
loading lumber from the Fremont snili 10:
China.
Steamer walla Walls VIII arrive at the
buakers tonight and take on fuel for her
down "Trip
BARK Oakland was towed from Central
wharf Yesterday 10 Port Madison BY the
tag Augusta
inspectors Bryant aud Bglisns ysstsr-
dav inspected the steamer Chehalis 81
Central wharf
Bark Matilda towed TO sss yesterday
from Port Bsakeiey with cargo OF lumber
for Honolulu.
Steamer Mexico will probably arrive
some time today from Alaska with mall
and passengers
Schooner Joe Bass. Of San Francisco.
will be towed from Port Townsend 10
Fairhavsn today to load lumber tor san
Francisco.
Tug Magic towed the baEx GsFmania
into mort yesterday. The Gsrmsuia wll
take on = cargo OF Black Diamond coal for
San Francisco.
schooner Arelia. txenty-svsn day.
nom san Diego. Was towsd 10 Tacoma
Yesterday By the tag Queen City, where
she Oil! l0ac Lumber.
The steamer Umssllls sailed from San
Francisco yesterday wlth the following
Iist OF passenger Fer Seattle. 4
Neex. c. ksglv, y. H. Martin. Mira Aists-
as. Mrs. ". CayEev, Anseony lie
Anaamy. J. n. Martin, !. :. Anderson.
Nrs. I. Cs0gdnnch, Mr.. DE LaooaFs, +. q.
ZleSIer and wifs. Miss Wentworth, Robert
IA Parker. Tacona-AFs saiwids. Lae
Bel Port Towns.nd-Aiss Bradshaw.
Anna Plngsr AID tao children. l. haiz-
ViesoriA-G Chawnsr. u Dsyfasoa,
rhona, Aaair. {. l. Barbssage, r PITT.
NJ. d C. Hastings. r. j. Eackmaa sa8
wifs yunssa-Frsnklin Boosh-
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DoRr IowSsESD. PORT ANGELES AND
i DUNG ENE-s -
M .,~wrs Momass Tine card sorz nsnefnG
TUESDAY. August =. pst
fn.wss seattle o9s m Tcsnsena. lo.9 =,
NJ. DEassnsss. y n: arrives FOR AIS -.
.. m. caves Pert Anxssss. zsss y q.
roys TowEssns, ~ y IL arrives ossa-.s.
n "a CITY DOCK CO. seattle Asssh.
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Lospos. Nov. 1-Bax silver, 3ekd.
Consois. f02L. Bank Of England dis
count rate, rer cent. Bullion out OF
Bank Of England. Esq 900.
NEw YoEK. Nov. 2L-Ihe Esessac Pos' .
London cable says: General dulIness
was the fessnrstof the stock market today.
with an improving tendency at the close.
Americans we're idle and dull, and did not
share In the recovery 1t the Close. Grand
Trunk was better. on hopes of a. improve
ment in srafhe. Il il rumored thai gold
- to be received tomorrow from New
York
LIVERPOOL Nov. Il whsat-epos
firm: demand, moderate; No. 2 red.
winter. - lid; No. red. spring. s. ID |;
No. hard, Manitoba, IS sd.
No. California, 3I<s. Futures opened
steady; next months offered red winter.
2 farthings higher, and distant months 8
farthings higher. Business was heavier
on middle positions and closed steady /;
November, 4s 2JSd; January - i034d /;
February. - ND: March, - lAd; April.
- 1l1d.
Corn-Spos. steady: mixed, - l0d, fu-
lures, steady; the heaviest business v a.
in the near aud most distant opsiona. De-
cember. Is ioixd; January, 4selsd; March,
A. SD; Aprii. As sgd
Fiour-Firm; demand, moderate; b.
Louis, fancy winter, Is.
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For Alssks, Nov. sand ~ . = m.
TOR ALASKA
i Winter Time Card
STEAMER CHILKAr

WIN leave Seattle November and every %
days after until further notice.
J. ". McALLEP, Mater.
J. q. CARROLL Agent. schwabschsr's wharf.
Telephone Ma 81.
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NEW YORK MARK ELS.
rHr srock rxcHaxsx

NV foEK. Nov. 9i--1he speculative
ss' Was conferred in Burlington. The
ssesx sold ~ 7s1S. sn advance of Ia from
s"'srdsy's closing. About this time dis
sssenes we're received from Boston by the
1sss agencies aud houses with Boston
sohaectlens. thai . dividend Of Ia had
YEA declared. Thus report Was quickly
f.ossa iAsse and VAS evidently the result
conspiracy Of some one in Boston.
.Aa . view Of working the market A re-
~ vas iesephonsd 90 the Boston news
s-lesa. from the directors meeting. and
- eistvisate2 BY that concern in ell di-
saons The fsise story was quickly fol-
ssee BY the true one. that the dividend
sc eeen reduced 90 per cent. and
ason rash 60 sell was begun.
aea In . short time had broken
=. price % ToS. loss Of
Some covering 81 this ngurs
-sed rally Of y. but IL Was TN
sss.sss 10 stem the tide Of sales. and
ssesAes reduction set in which sent the
- sss eesn 70 Tx, vita only recovery
al she eiose. The loss from the
stass! point touched AZ. and from the
= sales Of yesterday "a. The volume
eassasss Ia the share market was
'ss shsR loE long time. the sales az
saAnS 8.0oo The other Changers, as
s most o. the active list. followed the
- OF Burlington, moving up II the
saeon sad declining during the after
-. =. Paul advanced = and hroSs :,
Has y. kock Island soid rp .. 70
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-22
Lard - November. s. 90; December
Rsbs -November ss. 10: January. tafa

Hogs- Receipts. z7.oo head: oG,cial
yesterday. s. 81: quality. continues 70
improve: prices, xeak ssf sgioc lower
- 1G4-40 for light: t225@s ~ for ronxh
packing: Ai5140 for mixsd; - 90
40 for heavy packing and shipping
lots. and 81 4ag4. Is for pigs
Csst5s-Rseeipss. 23.ooo head; market,
moderately active bat xeak; pricss. ABOUT
i0e lower. The extreme range OF quota
tions was from 81. Is for scalawses and
$40 for fancy steers Sales we're Target y
., sLT5925o for cows. heifsrs and bulls,
and $3.509a % for steers
Sheep -Reeespss, IS 600; poor to ehoscs
sheep were quoted at 81 3 ass and 500
QAoo wss the range OF quotations for
ixmte. The bulk of the sheep cold ct
e 15g2eo, and S. z593 IS bought most OF
the samh