Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-25

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ck1ns an1 Sapan.
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City o. Toxic erv5~sS go - =
bxiu9inc Horekonv dess~ = n-s.s q
26th nrd Y~koE~~S - - = 49,
A national brnk rno~r - ~. 49,. 80
China ~ - ss<ssi;.sss - ~. g
Il i 70 g the 0overnms.s 49, ~ =.
country. Its osnitsi -;ii - 80 ~:
neae and haif forricn' ara -. k....s -
mansceuneuf VIII - 800 rn;..~ss 49,. y
half forsirueru. a-'S'
Heavy rains have ser;or.s. a.-s
the rice crou in shs r,o~;-s-, - 49,
Kisnc. ~ " INN
- e:.>s. 49,
Ioxnm No. m-r.- -
Exprsss IN "a ve~kI~ 80 ~ -. -
frsde snvr. 49, 49, - 80 49,
scsroelv look sfror~~r a. 49,. = 49,
"a aufumn-aowed 60, - -
which 10 moi An eresrs;n..ssy -.
average auuearxnoe Vbsst 5-isssss
15d. per ousrser n 1890 =. 49,.
and pricea hnve heen - s~..;-. 20 4,
sinoe. 6aIee 81 Enciish ~he~e f,ss.s.
The past week were e. ess ! ,e,e~.. -
3ls- "a. per ouarter. aeninef - IN c,,.-
ters af l0s. "a. per ousrf.r "a - -.
responding week Of Iast wear. Fio.,
accIined "a. undar nre~sn5r 49,. -
don bakers. Who rsduosd - .,.;.. .4s e
bread. Foreign wheat 4 cradnsIIv si.S'
ing toward an unfafhemsbie Sotsc.c
and how far Il win be W hefore ia
bottom will b reached = \ mntter 81
pure speculation. Maize 4 Arm c-;r.
50 . scarcity Of oats, Cd per quarter
lover Inere are no cargoes OF the
coest. me prevailfng est wind keeping
on expecteo errivala One cargo hes
neen soso ana one Withdrawn, leaving
ne n.E sss Dase. rof caxRoee forward,
snoTs y nstss cnan0.
4 Chinese Defeat
PANS. Nov. 2&.-Advioss From Tan
auin say that a raurisaI IA IA 81.
tack made by the Ghineae nnor -.
French gunboats Eclnire and Tromer.
on the 18TH instant, ON the Claire river,
vniio tnsy we're reviotuAiling the gar
fison 81 IuRen Wan, Coienel Duchesne
Was sent % attack . foDce Of Black
Rags ana Cnineee rcRulars entrenohed
q iof.ined WORKS near that place. The
French forces captured the foftifca-
tions, she enemy neein9. The French
49, ~: = .Jn .a. - anu g 1ounoed. 1he
ysllsv 1 10 Sonk nam
4 lss.v a,.r.&.n .x.... a.. 49,,
pnchesre ~ 1870 a.. sts,- 49, 49, 49,.
- 49, sc.t;e. 49, MI. III - - s .1o1s
- :. - - r.sS N 49, S - eesesyy-
Ia ... s~ - :; -. ssm . sapPnos.
..s,e 49, - = sun s.1ssss ssxnR
'1s0 :" ''0 '1asa'l'- slnu aozsesA
wepese On ne tenaufn Credits.
Pans, Nov. M.-In the Chamber Of
Depaties to-day the debate on the Ton
quin credits began. IL. Lookroy, Radi-
cal. opened the debate with an attack
on tho Government, and generally oriti.
cixeo iss colonial policy. de La foG1o,
=. ,s ne ssEus vsn n,u usn0unceo ne
1870 - sa1 o.a susc so9y az
m - - - s Ano oeosse
~''i oo ieo1n0o soanotsoW.
kssn Ter an Iavessaxaaisn.
LONDON, Nov. M.-In the Commons
sooay, Cuiiens Liberal, gave notice that
49, ~ o. y. - Ssn sne ln - ~ sne
Lao W.r;ss. - -. 49, -
.,..sss.s. C-,ss..S .s. - -
- ss.--,sss 49,, ..sss ..ss - ~
49, s,,d : 49, oA' ues1-
-
rsssenEefs Fem vacssraa.
VICrozzA, b. q. Nov. "a Steamer q.
w. Elder. for San Francisco, sailed to-
day with the following passengers:
Ihos. Lappin, John Holmes. William
Lyons, N. Il. Balm, Henry Graham, j.
Deavey and wife, Miss Smith, Miss
nanks, =. Doavee. Y. Johnson, John
rasgen, q. hichardson, y. PodRcr, i.
I@,'eman, M,ss y. WAIT, Miee Lane.
w;s. Mrs n.ns.s noraid 49, a aI r.
Rn, s, M Gu DupJs'' n DGIaaa n S -
n, Erark prs..r NJ ~ ~ &C., a
n MsSns,.l ana 10 - 49, ...s.sns ' =.
VtoroRiA, b. @. Nov. A.-Ship Lo-
renzo, from Wilmington, 10 making
water rapidly, aud there are fourteen
inches In the hold. The Grew .etxpck
work today. There will be Q su1eoy 20
morrow.
England wants 70 Censrsl the Nicer.
pA.u Nov. A-F;oor. .t.ta. th..
rnolard,s decision not 20 rsrr;t shs
Congo Copssrsncs IN sstshi;sh ar IN
ternstionaI com ission for the ,socls
sion ~ the Nioer wss intimsssa a 49,
firat session 81 tha cnnSsrarcs 81
Fdvard Malat' British deIacat~' A..
elared In EXPLANATION al this that the
eommercs al the Moor vas sxc,ns;vsi,
Rritish. and the tr;bes IN shs Nisc,
Della we're under British nrotacsion
England. however. he asaarted. vould
pledge herself TO clear the river, reQu-
late navigation and throw the river
open to the world.
new Anusng the Chinsusen.
SAN FRAxcrsoo. Nov. 24.-This altar