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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-01-15

w. L. AYRES, from Tarrant; conviction
Tor swindllng-Reverscd.
On the trial the judge charged the jury:
1t is not necessary In law that the pre-
lenses used by the person In acquiring the
property should be In words. There may be
sufficient false pretenses in the acts and
conduct OF the person without any verbal
representations OF a fraudulent nature. The
giving of a check upon q bank Is repre-
sentation by the maker OF the check that
he has either funds or credit at such bank
to meet such a check" This charge was
upon the weight OF the testimony and is not
the law. We have no statute making 1t
an onense for person to draw a check on
bank with which they have no funds or
credit. All that appellant did in this case
was TO draw check for S. and sign 1t. He
gave this check to his brother and his
brother presented 1t to the cashier OF the
Hotel Worth and he cashed it.. lie made
no representation whatever to the cashier
Of the hotel. Appellant was not present
at the time. and OF course made no repre-
sensations In regard to the check. Under
such state or case the charge above re-
ferred TO was evidently the sole reason
why the jury convicted.
Opinion by Davidson, J.
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HIGHEST COURT DECISIONS.
oysopses Of OpIaioas Hasded Dosa
at the Latest Sitting.
IN THE COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS,
HAe Kaufman Lottery Ticket Cass
ARfrmea- indictments
Result In Reversal Of Cases

Dallas. Texas, January ls.-The foiiow.
ine arc synopses rendered by the court Of
criminal appeals today;
FLOYD FRANKLIN. from Obliin; consic-
ton for assault with intent TO nurues-
Affirmed.
The statement OF facts can not Be cop
sidered because not approvetSty the court
Tho indictment, and charge OF the eou''
appear TO be correct.
Opinion by Henderson, }.
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TAILS during nj
years. Many .Sl,l
cal discovers Ky
been made BY Tess
skillful mena;i. Il.
position 10 t.nnsnt i
lesson Is sec ~ I
none. p.sea 4 n
h g 10 I'D
skin, nervous
ness. cat IN
rheumatls'In, MI
s sScry gn' know Z,
waite ailenenl IS
;.t,-aix, cured. 1
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opinion By HendorEon. ].

JOHN l.. VoYLEs. from Dallas--Appeal
dismissed.
The assistant attorney general moves to
dismiss the appeal on the ground that no
notice Of appeal was given In the court
below and entered Of record. The motion
is well taken.
Opinion by Hurt. T. J.
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]. Q. MuNDiNE, from Lee county; con-
viction for an assault with intent to
murder Reversed.
4 The evidence shows that appellant rode
to the saloon kept by prosecuting witness.
Vanderworth, and started TO ride his horse
on the gallery of said saloon. and when
asked not to do so go; down and tried to
lead him on the gallery. Vanderworth told
him not to do that. Defendant then
hitched his horse to a post and came into
the saloon and engaged In scutfle with
one Woodward. They knocked some chairs
over and broke a glass In the partition door
between the front aud back rooms of tba
saloon. This enraged Vanderworth ana ha
went after tho town marshal. Singleton. IA
arrest appellant. singleton did So and a
istruggle between him and appellant en-.
sued. appellant insisting that he had done
nothing to be arrested for. In the struggle
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Opinion by Hurt. p. J.

Eek parte Joe DARTER. from walker-Re-
Versed and bail fixed at $4,000.
Applicant sued out writ OF babeas COR
pas IN the court below and was refused
bail We have carefully examined the
statement of facts, and the proof not being
evident that appeiisnt is guilty of murdef
he Is entitled to halhand he Is allowed BAH
in the sum OF $4,000.
Opinion by Hurt, T.. j.
HENRY SMALL, from liokston--Apneal
dismissed.
Appellant was convicted OF atA,mptine To
utter forged instrument. The indictment
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T. r. BALL. from Collin; conviction fo
carrying a pistol-Affrmed.

carrying pistol-Aftrmed.
The defense is that appellant was a
traveller This defense was submitted 10
the Jury by the court and the Jury found
against him. Even II 1t be conceded that
appellant was traveller. on his way from
Farmorsriiie by Plano md Grernylle 10
Dallas. when he stopped at either az these
places or anywhere en- route and ;.urstled
some other business not Immediately con
Dected with his travelling, he ceased TO te
traveller. The evidence shows that when
he was found with the pistol he was en- d.
gagged In having writ Of sequestratlon Ia
sued ana levied. There was nothing In
his defense.
Opinion by Henderson, ].
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LEMON JACKSON. from Waller county;
conviction OF rape-Afhrmed.
The question relied upon is that the evil
dence for the State is not amply sufficient.
Appellant relied upon an alibi, and the
court by proper charge submitted this,
rs well as all other issues arising under
the evidence to the jury. and they found
against HIM We see no reason for dis
turhlug their verdict.
Opinion by Davidson j.
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CHARLES WRIGHT. from Erath: motion
for rehearing granted and Judgment al :
fiiTned
The Judgment herein was heretofore re-
yerscd and prosecution dismissed. be-
against the peace and dignity OF the
state" The States motion for rchear
Ing shows that the information was in-
correctly copied into the transcript. and
that II did conclude az required by the
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IMfRE. from pallas-Appeal dis

FRED NErMiRE. from Dallas-Appeal dis
missed.
The record does not show that notice Of
appeal was given in the court below and
entered Of record as required by law The
motion to dismiss appeal filed by the as
sistant attorney general Is well taken.
Opinion by Davidson, ].
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MATTE HAYDEN EFT AL, from Dallas
appeal from judgment OF forfeited ran
bond--Reversed.
Appellants answer by generh GENIAL on
the trial the State offered 10 evidence an
appeal bond dated April II, 1886. The sesre
facias reciied that the appearance bond was
dated April IS. 1884. TO the introduction
OF this bond appellants objeetea, bHcArs OF
q variance. Court oyerruicd The objection
and admitted the bond in evidence, t.eeAnse
the approval OF the sheriff was dated April
Is. Held. that the date ID the Coy Q;
nv inc sheriff, was the date Of the iond
and that said objection SHOULD have hSen
sustained.
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opinion BY Henderson. J.

A. 7. KAUFMAN. from Dallas; conviction
for selling lottery ,icSei-AfnrEned
The court charged the jury orally. and
sppelian, brings up said oral charge ~
bill Of exceptions. and claims 'hsi said
charge did not properly submit the essen
tiai elements necessary 20 convict defend
an. for the act q another. The court IN
his explanation says that he charged Oh the
law OF principals under article -, penal
code The evidence IN the case shows that
IN. place WIZ Ne the lottery ilcket was sold
was the place o, business o. appellant and
that he had s sign advertising the sale al
lottery tgckets- AZ lre sale defendant aLd
his brotheF were p-esEr. IL was no. shown
whether appellant or Us brother sod the
'iekst in qu@s,ica. Un5sr this state Of case
IL Is iriIn4;eTisi 81 20 rho actually rnaos
tho sale. Il ass stTsilAais place O.. bus
iuetF be ElH tleEEel ia sale 81 lottery
tickets and V BIS tr;fhc-. Thie he was
present sol2 ,he HAT, 3; wss eylieniiy 1t
his instAnat az3 60 Us t-El1ess-
Cqlrso- II he ssrEJ-- !
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FRANK HENDERSON, from Grayson-M-
frmed.
Theft from the person. The record con-
tains neither a statement OF facts nor
bill OF exceptions. The charge OF the court
is applicable 20 a state OF facts provaole
under the allegations OF the Indictment.
Opinion by Davidson, ].
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constitution. What p,rports TO be a state
ment OF facts Is in tho record, but not
approved by the court. and hence can not
DO considered. There Is nothing In the
record requiring asreversal
Opinion by Davidson. J.
B. F. DILwORTH. from Dalias-Appeal
dismissed.
The record shows that notice Of appeal
was not given In the court below, hence
the motion of the assistant attorney TO DIS
miss the appeal Is well takcu.
Opinion by Davidson, j.
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DOMINGO SALDANo, from Victoria; con-
yic,lon for horse theit--Affirmoi.
The record contains a statement of facts
but no bill of exceptions. The charge OF
the court is applicable TO the evidence ad-
drced on the trial We find no error.
Opinion by Davidson. J.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Poet-Intelligencer
WASHINGTON Nov. 1s.-Tbe peusson
claims OF Denard Montague, of C,athIame,
wash; G. n. Kicker. OF Vancouver. and
Edwin HsrchclifYe. OF Seattle, have been
Office
original pensions have been granted TO
Henry l.. Alden, Shelton. and 10 Mary l..
Hall. Colby.
A pension OF s12 month has been Sc
cured for Henry Green. of f2s Howard
street Seattle.
Charles w. Kyle, an inmate OF me Sol
diers' home At Orting. has been refused a
pension. first. because he could not show
that his disabilities were caused nv his
service IA soldier. and second, because
the records OF the war department show
that he was In the military service OF the
country less than ninety days.
Mrs. Susan Lavender. OF New whatcom
who claims a pension as widow of Francis
nj. Lavender. has beer notified that a new
declaration must he fled. "a the first one
filed does not comply with the Laws In The
allegations which X contains
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steamer Rosalie. which has been -
going extensive alterations ana r
VIII probably sail for Aisska on SvilI
Ship Louis Walsh was toved varne
TO Quartermaster harbor By the tuw
cleaned and painted.
Steamships Al-k and Corona. sIue
Alaska, had not reported yeStery1Ar.
thought that they will encounfGt 5
weather on tho voyage down.
Steamer Farailon. which salad Z
here for Saaguay and Dyea. Aiaska.
nesday afternoon. was compelled ~
OF the high wind TO tie up under The r.
Mafrowstono point. The steamer Cll5
Kingston reported having passed her
yesterday.
The loading of the japanese sssn1
Riojun Maru, almost finished, q r.
by the stormy weather. WhiIA q
such goods AS Hour or cotton caun6
loaded. The vessel was not cleared r.
day. Ii Is hoped she will get away e.
Arlington deck ~
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REAL ESTATE rRAssFu
transactions Since Jsasasy 4
far Yesterday.

far Yesterday.
Real estate transactions since Janl
1897. are 1904, 75s "a. There were m
record Yesterday twelve deeds. Co.
ing N.552.2S Following Ii . liat;
Thomas g. Davies TO Charles r. IT.
block II, West Shore add, Oct. RI
John J. McGilvra Fl ux. 60 IN
Goldsmith. lot y block {, ]. ]. Nod
81 add. Aug. Z. 1895. 81.
James s. Goldsmith TO Il. G.. W.
lot =. block q. j. ]. Mc0ilvra's u od1s
=, q. c.. 81. s2a
l.. L. Whltford ct ux. to John Out
3 block ., j. j. McGilvra's I'd add
q. G.. $50
Lima Larsen TO Jennie skctnesa l6
block II Eden add No. :. ana strip ~
feet wide and 80 feet long Adjulnt00l
lot on east. end. Nov. II. N@.@ .S
Kate Y. Jones To James A. WlAnoQK
Samuel r. Conmhs et IN. to 31N4E
Wilson. LOT Z. block IL. summit ~
Nov. l. a. C.. s..
Thomas Roney 10 David Burns an
lei Rugg. right-of- way for road, NJ ~
Carrie H. Osborne and hush. Fr141
10 Peoples Savings Bank. " Nentgl1
J.. 4 and ;. block ], John J. AcdilvrAB
Nov. ?. q. e.. S2ss5
James Frankland Fl W. 70 Victor ~
Denny, lot z, block i07 ID. 7. uenny97
add. March Is. q. C., SIS.
David r. Denny To- Victor w. = UQQ[
lot 7. block 100. ID. n. Dcnny'u ~ RI
North Seattle, Nov, II. q. G., =.
Mlkat fund ~ ux. TO VIM. klne0l
acres In NV NV sec !. fp ~. = Ju
1895. $65.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.
The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK Nov fs-Thr Volume -
transactions ar the stock exchange today
was even smaller ard changes II prtcss
even less than Yesterday, Prizes cf Sou
rites have apparently coma 70 cord3tt1n
a. eof,E}ihrfstrn ard speculation - for IRE
tire being dead Even TIE Srs9af changes
IN vriees witch occurred today ard waieh
were nearly all rafns were due 70 tns nan
fgutsftva carnations With which the room
Traders q unused fsssrr serves, A fssss 0Es
s~aflons involve the matching % sls buy
fnw e~yaer With a corresponding zail!Hg CT
der For ire rmrpass OF attracting cssSsssie
rl7yfue and selling. the ret rsSGig. ia tire
ercs Of sh- outside operatI2ns. Is Eery
csrs=e 70 nothing.
Sugar slSntavss sorre sTeec alive
serewrtn sr arcour. Of sgy.rg stsTshssssst
20 washington account. TIE CaaaAsrS we're
weak On rafsssoys that there were Obstacles
IN tA~ vrsv ~ IRE proposed agreement 20
restrict sns output
AIthoasa speculative buyiag wAs re-
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THE SEATTLE MARkErS


The damp weather OF the past week has
not done anything towards icrancin- ~
Sseae. unless il De that OF the man "A ne
"a Ia seoss seneral bsssGnsss as nct
Market son ss,,vs. TIE nrsr snd egg
more OUTER IS coming in. bat me demands
are increasing. Fresh ranch eggs are ~
sSen demand that very few crates remain
ar $50 '5s.ias sn mouse for more than Two
Dried fruits are advancing and there il
Eotlcsaose Increase IN the demand
Tor dried apples
Jobbinx Quotations
The following were the wholesals nrfces
Al sAS local market yesterday
sugar. Flour aud Coffee.
>. sugar Uoh5ingl-Iolden &C., in bbis, per
10. &c extra c. in bbis. per 10, s,sc:
- 81 srah1.ated, IN obls. per 10. Sac; cube,
fio.ppF pwd DER s,.e; spos cash pEiess;
= =, Novelty A. t.t0; California brands.
aS: Gold Drop. s4.5o; Tyee. $50; buck
Sam p, Per e5. ss.ss. per cwt. $. 90. !: gra-
essS5, rye -four. per Dbl. $3.50. Or ie-lb sacks.
s--so per cwI, rye meal. per bbl 81 @:
Eer Smt' ~. rolled oats. per bbi s&s5.2s;
cW1- sSzs: TAXED wheat. S0 per ease.
sS s-,a,. w , Hour. per cw,, sz@; pearl
s Icy. le'-lb sacks. &c: a5-lo boxes. fsc:
e esas I per los.Is sack &C. ss-.s boxes
white, los. sl.Tn. sos, 81. 50: baked houliny,
oD.S. "a kegs -
&C., coff a. joeaing,1Grssn-M Mocha. per II.
s 81 rs per 10. 24c. Roas,ed--Arhuckie's
per ews s So gsr ewt si2ls; s0.ln s ga
Alden Mocha. s7ise: caracoia. &c: Qua.
,, I'm slc; ground coffee ls9e0e; Lion.
Nus. sl2-lS: DOS. sI2.es sSs. mass.
Meats, ProvisiOns and Fish.
Fresh Meats Gobhingl-Cow beef. sa5;4c:
To- pork SIC per lS per veal G per ill., 90
Provisions. uobbing>-Hams. large, like:
hams. small. lac: breakfast bacon. lie;
Fresh Fiss 05oebins,-Haliout, sgsc:
canon, ta5c: salmon trout, Sc: founders.
.tz4ie; soies. 4c; rock cod, &c: black bass,
o., perch Sis4ic; mountain trout, EiatslSc;
Butter, .Aeexe, Eggs and Poultry.
Bu::er-Ranch. ioal5c; fancy dairy. in
squares, baA &c: Washington creameries
2-lb prints. 25sdz7c.
,o Cheese 0oeeins)-Nasive Washington.
Eggs tjobhingl- i50lsc: strictly
fresh ranch. e9@32c.
Poul,ry-Dressei chickens, like tur-
keys dressed. lSc per 10; ducks, $3-5oQ4 per
Vegetable. aud Fruit.
Potatoes Ooabing)-New potatoes. ssal2
Vegetables (iohbing)-onions silver
skins. sls56fl 90 per 100 lbs: beets, Soc per
sack; cabbage. &c per ID: carrots, 40c; hot
mouse lettuce, 4oc per dozen; tomatoes.
fabc Der box; Sacramento sweet pota-
10
Green Fruits ns}-oranges. sSd4;
lemons, fancy California, s.: selects. $2q
$50: choice to fancy apples. I5cn$i: COM
mon apples 2SGl5oc: bananas. s2at2. IS: CAL
iornia grapes. 65a75c per crate: Eastern
aMSlzc per 10: cranberries $50 per bar
Tel, 81 per box: pe3.S. .5cGis1 per box.
Hay, Grain and Feed.
Hay Gobbingl-Puget sound, per ton.
SIC: Eastern Washington timothy. $i3: aif-
alta, So
Oats oohbing)--$laGM
Whsat-S24G25.
Barley Cobhing)-Rolled or ground. per
ton. SOL
Corn-Whole, $50: cracked, SO. feed meal,
ton, So; bran, 81. shorts, ST.
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CITY NOTICES.

Try TREAsURER.s NoTfcE-GoTTcE
= hereby g5ren that the Assessment you
a Local Improvement District No. IL.
rance No. E1s. Entitled an Ordina nee
rr0vskfux for the Improvement Of Wa sh-
in9.on Street In the City Of Seattle. from
Fourth Avenue South TO Railroad Ave-
me. by constructing an iroastoue ripe
ns:,so~u hrick and Wooden staye sewer
along connecting SECTIONS Of aid street.
from Fourth Avenue South 10 Railroad
Avenues west margin. and by refi!iny
and replanking said street from Fourth
Ayenue South 10 Railroad Avenue, and
rrnxtdfux for tire payment therefor ~
me mods OF immediate payment. and es-
tabisshlng fund for such payment by
4, Assessment Upon all she lots and rsar-
GELS Of land benefited by such insproye-
msYr- has been certified to me sor cot
lection. and that unless payvnen. OF the
assessment thereon contained is made
vffhin 20 DAYS from the date Of the nrs
nnhIlcatEcn of this notice such sx.Sss-
n,ent shall become Seiinauent and sfsff
hear interest at the rate OF f6 Der cent
per Annsn until paid. and II not paid be-
fore xuch assessment shall have b<corna
dsliunuent penalty OF 5 per cent. shaIi
= added, and the FUMES delinquent sisfi
s. entered on the annual tax roll FOR Sns
current year against each lot ard mar
eel so DELINQUENT and with the fnfere.e
collected as other taxes. separate account
being kept thereof. and 4 not paid WITH
ia the time fixed for the paymeu, ~
city taxes snail be collected. together
with such additional charges and pensI.
ties az are authorized TO be charged ana
collected on other delinquent taxes eart.
LOT or parcel 50 delinquent shall be snId
for the amount Of such assessment. wIfh
Interests and costs. at the tine and r.,
the manner and by the sarae authnrifv ..
lands and Iots are sold for city farss
GEORGE f. MEAcHAM
City Treasurer Of the City Of Eeat.ie.
Date Of first publication. Seattle Wash.
November 18th. 1897
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A DEFENSE OF rmE BOYCOTT.
Butte Labor Unions Coademr Judi-
cial Interference,

BUTTE, Mont. Nov. is-The State
Trade and Labor assembly has adopted
resolutions condernning the interference
of the United States court with the Chi
ness boycott here and other boycotts else
where. on the ground that the boycott OF
organized labor Ia defensive instrument.
an expression of the right to extend pat
ronaSe 10 thosa who by employing union
labor. patronize labor The hoyeott is
declared TO be merely the right of a man
To choose his own associates. 10 90 where
soyer he wills upon the public highway
to work for whomsoever he may desire
ana 10 patroniza whom hs pies,ses to
prosecute his business, In n comps ti,ive
way. even TO the injury Of another's bust
ness. provided I'm so doing he h not guilty
OF defaming another citizen
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MARINE x.ws.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1s--A,S
Str Arcata. from Coos bar. go
y, " ashtenaw. Tor Tacoma. str Ore01
ASTORIA. Nov. l6.-Arrival
Brussels. from Napier.
PORT GAMBLE. Nov. le.-&nffrn. y
klikitat, for Honolulu. W
TACOMA. Nov. is Sailed--uk q
Burgess. fo- San Francisco
SHANGHAI. Nov. ls.--Arrivek3
Norman, from Tacoma. q
SHANGHAI. Nov. IA SailaS. =.
Golden Shore, for Hakodafe
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Cook Indicted for Murder.

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. is.-Tne Federal
grand jury, after investigating the charges
against the crew OF the schooner Olive
Peckar. returned indictments against
John Anderson. the cook. for the rnBY-
der OF Capt. Whitman and Mate Saunders
and for destroying the vessel al sea also
against william HorsDlrg. John Lind and
Juan de Dios BARREL. az accessories after
tho murder Of the captain and mate. ami
also for destroying ths vessel Martin
Barsiad and Andrew MaFch. other sneEu-
bers Of the crew, are held as witnessed
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INDEPENDENT CATHOLIC BIsHop.
The Poles OvtrrruIe Rome. and Make
an Appel a tme mt for America

BUFFALO. Nov. E.--Apolinary karuow-
SKI received a cable message from Anton
kosetowski. dated Wiasbaden. Germany.
as follows: Il was consecrated as bishop
or the Polish Independent Catholics of
North America last Sunday. leave for
America at once"
That means that at last the Poles OF
this country Will have bishop Of their
own. said Mr.. karuowski. Rome would
not give US one before We left that church
and now we independents will have one"
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CINCINNATI, Nov. IA panic was
caused in st, Andrews schooI today by the
upsetting Of stove. Some frightened chill
dren Jumped frcm the windows. ~hsi@ ofh-
ers were thrown down ny the msadensa
efforts OF the stronger ones 10 escape Ths.
fire and police departments responded to
tbs calls. The fire Was quickly suhsiged.
and four seriously injured pupils were sens
home
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Mining stocks.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Financial.

LONDON, Nov. iS-consoIs. Iis s-is;
silver, aeS.d.
NEW YORK. Nov ts-Tha Evening
Posts London financial cabieSram says:
The stock markets are featureless
Americans We're better after Pc
Rod of dizziness. but there was no trading
Details Of the gold movement for the week
shows the receipt of fas.a0 In coin FOR the
Cape. and the sale OF fioouo In eagles for
the continent.
Thi Paris hoilrYe WAS nifiet
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Fiour--Rece.pts. s.ss2; exports. 7,a2s bar
reIs. Less active, but continued steady.
wheat-Receipts. $3.50: exports. ie3. 10
bushels. Spct easy. No. red 7sssc. OPP
items closed &C net lower. No. red No.
yember. closed ssi4c; December. 67sa3sizc
closed e.1c bid.
Hof7S-Steady
wooi-Quie. and steady.
Petroieum--Quiet and steady; United
closed 6 sDc Rid Pennsylvania crude. no
market: nominaify at Sc.
(oTee--OptEous closed barely steady. net
unchanged TO 5 points decline. sales ~ 80
bags. including December. 5.35ft5. sc:
March, 5.s-ss5. zoe. Spot coffee. Rio, weak
No invoice, SIC: No. iobDne. 67sc: mild,
weak. Cordoya sasfi4c.
Sngsr-Raw. firm; refined. firm
Metals.
Pig Iron--w arrantS, 1918 bid and sss5
asked
Lead-Exchangs dull: ss..7;s ard s. sea
brokers' steady. 3 80.
Copper--Duii: lake. SO. Is.
Tin-tasieY: SO Is bid and fi3 * asked
STRAIGHTFORWARD. 81 bid ana ssI5 asked.
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SYNorSts

~, NlNNHNIA lsS
Inc heaviest rain OF which H..
record at tae local station 49,.
an inch OF water failing N { 49,
over l.ao inches In Is houra a -
ny OF 30 miles per hour occ,s1
ram ana wind we're due 90 . sivee1
Northern Oregon. Heavy ~niSS
coast have occurred seday. Forf ~
miles. from southeast, Porehn6
south; Spokane and WAila 49,
Storm and flood WARNINGS Wera
the weather bureau Seasfle
temperature. 81. minimum tsmsesS
mean temperature. S. szk}|
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-19

IINERpOOf

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1s.-wheat-t1ulet:
No. | standard California. ys Cd cargceS
OFF coast nothing doing 30 higher: carxoes
on passage, sellers NJ an advance of sd:
English country markets quiet. French
country markets firm: wheat In Paris,
firm; -four in Paris, quiet.