Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-18
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eera 40 Wheea
lnHDou. Nov. 17.-Ths xarr L.
E1Yssss weekly Seview of the Brisi.s
eos1 9eos says: The vsAsker f0r -.
pN weex has ben mnob eou2ax. tn
ve froafy nights and henyv fors
wnicn we're unfavorable for thfs~hirU
sainee oontinue in favor a huv~r~
oets of kuaiish wheat far the -,
veekr 0s38 quarters e 81 "a go,
Rarsd With 67,745 quarters a -. a =
re corresponding wesk Iast wear. Bar.
~ .as eneapey, except for he GuerI
stmpte4 which were scarce. Tad n
Iofe1Rn grain va in tie buvevsa favcr
.nere we're largo imporsa last vssk frou
Aner1ea- In on coast trade - hu~i.
ness Vas triffinQ. Too earvoes arviv..5
foaf were sold. one was withdrew. ana
one remained. Fourteen easuoes -
nov due- Cargoes afioaf or for shir.
mems we're neglected, and values r0u,1.
nsi Told wezther caused seller. IN
narosn- Prizes In the wheat trade arr
greatly depressed. and very little busi.
ne4 - being transacted throughout the
country. IL is the same way with fIoor.
ror0ign y 4dld6d 70 IL lower. Maize 4
soarce and irm EnQii b mating bar
ieys arc deaEer. bat tbs inferior rradae
are Ii cheaper. New oats are sdfa 4
iousr. -
fIcToRrA. Is. c., Nov. f7.-Tne steam.
e. MEXICO saiied today % noon for San
Francisco, taking the following pasesu-
gers from this city w q Cameron
and wife, Miss G Cameron, 10 Brown.
7 A Leigh and wife, HADuke. ER
Anderson, ID a shannon. II p Barnes-
wife and three children, T OrNciu and
wife, Mrs Wilson, Mrs Evans. r p
Wehe, Lo Ge Wing, Miss l. O'Brien. I.
4 Llpheid, j MeWhinney. Les Chew
Fan. Z n Ladner, A Cameron. ID Ne
CoiR, 3 y Daegett, Mrs Nesbitt and two
J p Hodgson. Mrs Van VoIk-
enbur2h and two daughters. and Is in
the steerage.
prfnsers, STRIKE.
The printers ia the Standard offioe
struck last night on account of aIIeoed
non union practices on the part OF en-
ployees. Ii is said the company have
since refused TO pay their printers for
last weeks work.
AhscsaAed.
Peter Hack, q German. lsysuted 10
day, With 1900 belonging TO other par
ties
safliaG Away.
II. II. B. Swiftsure sailed today for
san Francisco. where she will ~Kemain
ten days. and aftervard proceed TO
Chill.
II. n. 8. Mutive sails for the southern
coast on the oath.
Jsha Brlxht en Free Trade.
LoSpoN. Nov. H.-John Bright, in a
long letter fayoring tree trade, argues
that since its adoption BY England, the
price Of food and hours Of labor have
while wages have doubled.
he says that although trade in ENGLAND
10 momentariiy depressed, the depres-
s,on 10 far greater in profession coun-
tries like Russia, France and America.
He ceRcludes BY saying that the recent
overthrow Of the party OF protection
and monopoly in America, may prove to
be great blessing, and when England
and America have embraced the uoIicy
OF free industry, the whole fabric of
throughout the world viii
totter to its downfall.
UanGer 81 Bey0lG
MKxroo, Nov. IL, via Galveston. The
BIN for the conversion of the English
debt Ii extremely unpopular. Fears of
against il are enter
tanned, and cavalry and mounted DO
lice parade the streets.
Parties In the Reiehsaag.
BygLrS, Nov. 1.-THE number of
members Of the various parties elected
to the ksichstag this year, are as fol-
lows: CONSERVATIVES ~, gain of 20;
Free Conservatives ~, gain of 5; u
tramontanes 100, gain OF ?; National
Liberals "a, gain Of 3; German Lib
erals 6o, q less OF ~; south German
Democrats Z. a loss of 2; Social DsmG-
crats "a, gain of IL; Poles Is. loss of
2; Danes j, loss of 1; Guelphs 3, I'M.
changed; Alsatiaus Is, unchanged. Tke
keiohstag contains strong protection
ist majority.
Gordon and the Mudir.
DosooLA, Nov. l7-Another letter has
been received from General Gordon ap-
pointing the Mudir Of Donsois Pacha
and general.
socialist Prfnss Discovered.
vIEsSA, Nov. l7.-Socialist prints have
been found tn the kits of soldiers of an
engineer regiment at Olmutx- Fifty ar
rests followed.
The Cholera Epidemie.
PAsrs. Nov. 17.-There we're ~ deaths
from cholera IN Paris yesterday. In the
AZ hours ending nc noon today only -four
deaths occurred in the hospitals and
nene outside.