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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

spurts Of this kind not ~ s,os with
and would TO load M me
~.,-if low 80 n,nuar ctv wants and classncatlos.
This will PARTICULARS apply 10 receiv ng points hay.
It's terlo1 ol general denanf mty IN
waiting market. Fortunately none OF such pm
eenressncy crowded with stock TIE outlook OF e
lai inst now nonts ~ good business when bes' saus
their capacity. while can be stateI ma *, linz
trsckwork daily Increasing. as good neai ul @
be flied owing the inteture 'he ,r.o ns-
stoned IN tho la months quote: Prime Wnt-c- ~,
loo n 10 ~ G,s,c. No ? lGQ55c No 2. 42l3 &C;
ungraded 25G25c. clover mixed. i5c, clover 4| Snt
tho latter qualities only the usual cry
support. Nearby dares have hne eNension "a ri'h
this STRAW Market unchanseu, 49,
s.IIjc regarded as fll rates style OF long rye
now arriving Receipts light II would appear 10 pe
quite time ina, more snowy samples. at least were sN
h!bitef. receipts OF hay and straw In tons
a, the Produce Exchange to-day Were ~.
pver Railroad 300 Eric 40: Pennsylvania. 80; West
shore 30: I,ehgh Valley. 10: ontario and western ~
Central 81 NewJersey, TO- river boats, 2io' tota l'o
tons Receipts ~ straw 60 tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
snt.rurpN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept 81 cotton easy: mitiiins . "
i. 2,e bales exports to Great Britain soSS sse'. i"S
stock. IS. 1871. -ts,,,.- 80,
low mlddling ~. good ordinary ibc receipts L-'N'
haIes exnor,s coasfvi,e 34. sales 22i stock. o+S'
uat,,rNSra sent Fl Cotton nominal, miidlng 5sc
low mlgIlins 6c good ordinary, 40 l6c stock IOWA
bales -.,4at,,s
savannah. Sept. 2iCoton quet and EASY mida,lns s
aTc low mlddling ald, receipts, flol oaes eNpo''s
co,stvrise 400 sales. Gss. stock. io5e9 1880
Nev-Orlesns. Sept 81 cotton quiet miidlins &c gN
rid1l,ng 49, good ordinary. 4hc. receipts $3.50 naes
exports 10 Great Britain $500: 70 ne Continent ''''"
sales 1000. stock. hS.si3 .,,, 80 -, So.
August, sent ~ Cotton quiet mlidling. -l6c low
mlddi.rr 80 receipts 32G bales shipments s5s SAFES
4 l.2S,. stock, 1859. ,,,, "a.
Memphis sept 2lCotton steady; m!ddllns IL 90;
low nidllnr 4Ac good ordinary. nominal, receipts LOS"
baios. shipments 7sai. sales $50. stock. ~. >I2
cincinnati Sept 2l-Cotton quiet. midiling 5Ac, low
n1lddline she ordinary t'sc. receipts "a oaes
shipments -; stock. 1893 , -,
Houston Sept. 2l.-C0tion steady, middlng &c; low
rn,ddllng 4Nc good ordinary. 4tc receipts 1915 bales
shipments 147iO. sales. 700 stock 3s3so "a, -
(, Louis Sept 2i.--t'otton dull. mtdng 5~c' low
niidling 4Nc. good ordinary Ais; net receipts; Wo
bales gross receipts 1885 sales 200 shipments. l32
stock 2aSIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
TIE STATE or TRADE.

BOSTON Sept 2i-Flour frm receipts 3 9n bols SPINE
PATENTS 45as5 clears and sraighs. 81 23nsi 20
Ter nairnfs IJmSi %, clears and strashts ;" 20
Ccrnneal quiet, 74a7Gc bush. 81 IQuSl 20 per wv,
Corn firm: receipts. zee bush steamer yeo" 90 so a,-
97hc oats firm receipts 6OI3i bush. fancy "Z'eH~, :
Nos and 3 3od33.c. Mlifeed quiet bran sps' le
s2 %. bran winter Sl3 ~. mddlngs sl --pus,o ~
red dog f,ur SIS Butter steady northern 2tEc, We.
srn 91izc; Imitation. i5isg6c ladies' VIC Oheeee ''
Northern sqsisc. Western sgssc' 49,
BUFFALO sept spring wheat Demand impiot ing
held stronger No Northern. spot. I3isc; 10 Norhs
49, Winter wheat scarce and nrm, 80 rsu' ~,
ubi,e coo. mixed winter. sc. Corn dull; No yeno"
s4c; No 3 yellow. 33iaa33l.c No : yellow .Sc; 40 "a
higher: NJ white. 2Gsc No white o.; No VIZ
o,,.c. No . mixed 23isc. No mixed 22'fc. ltatley
$50 T., av amounted about 10000 bush Nltnln
rang. ~ asa &c feeling stronger higher western "a
ices Rye dun No 2 on track. 5iQ5iiac asked caha
freights steady Flour hrm
chicago Sept 2i-The leading fudres ranged az 'ol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

offerings. The good lamb prices was - oO9 ~
win occasional sales AZ IS IS choice extra were quot
nj IS eoQs5 49, good 10 choice % 4ogso ~ top
e. 5air 81 Sogs' sheer e. 9@s4 20 coed 20 choice
siTs, % common to fair s3a$S so There was better
loads let over Hogs-The offerings were 30 loads ana
with fairly active demand througmout me Gay p'iEe s
s4as, 10 for Heavy hogs we're auosee az - 20
Gsi %, medium 1JmSi 20 Workers. 81 lanSt 10 pigs.
stGs4 io ronghs So GOGs3 T5 stsgs. Sc j0qs3 23
Cincinnati sept. 2l.-Hozs easy ~ lpnSt IL oatne
lower 81 5OG$i 10 Sheep steady Sass 10 LAMBS s'A''
80 5OdSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Sept 2l.--At the wool auction sales to-day
"a i23 bales offered Competition spirited and
the advances yesterday hrmy held Better SECURED
competed FOR and Quickly
absorled The offerings Of crossbreds large and
The finer grades showed hardening tendency. Choice
secured Cane Of Hope and Natal sold from old
10 3 per cent higher The Continent was again free
he following the sales In detail New
snu,h wales 300 bales secured, 7&dals Old, greasy
h.GlO,sd Victoria 1900 bales secured. 6izdds sid
greasy 5i,aQd South Australia 200 bales. secured. siR
is "a greasy. 7%G9d West Australia 300 hales secured
8. nd1is "a. greasy. So Q7&d. Tasmania, 100 bales
greasy "a io,d New Zealand 79," bales secured SID
dis Sid; greasy. 5isdlOltd Cape Of Good Hope and
natal 600 bales secured. Is +idis Sd greasy. 50 ai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
L1yrRPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool sept 81. D. n--cotton-spot fair demand
nrIres lower American middling fair gl6i good mid
ding ii-a2d: middlng 2 5-33d low nddinG 81. good
orinary s2d ordinary. 81 -32d The sa.es q the
dny we're 10 bales which 500 for speculation
and export Included 9f0o bales American Receipts.
800 bales. al American Futures opened easy. with
fair dAmand and closed quiet American miidlng. m
September 6id sellers september and October 6ii
value November. 33 B4d sellers November
and December 90 +G Ri sellers December and January
"a -G4d buyers; January and February, 6S-6+GSd
sellers February and March 81 buyers March and April.
-S4d sellers April and May 2-Gid sellers, May and
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

expected Cane sugar London was arm. win pu.
litt.a Offering quoted rs and fair rennng a.
los I'D Beet sugar dull and Irregular. 1fes@nt
month quoted as ~ and next month at ss 10. ~
sugar In fair demand az ful ratss
Oversalcs formidable ana denr"res
would soon be promptly made. quotations f'llow; Dom
iros. 5.9fc. leaf soc. crushed "Hfc' po"'-r-,
NC coarse powdered INC: grarulaed Sac fin" Fraau
lated 5i7.: graduated $40. extra me erf
tod SO confect!nners rranu'atel. INC euhes .tC
XXXX powdered. 5slc: mould 4. "4c: diamond A. 49,
oonfectoners' a. 5a.c; 80 J. 5ia- lfe Nos a''
r 1rc. No 3 5isc No q : &c: No :. 4efc: Nc =
la-lrc No o 4&c. No 10. zcor Nos II ana u. f@sc'
No IL 4isc. No - 4.44c: No Is. 4-so. No 10. 4Hc
Wool Exchange special daily Custom House report
Wool entered for cInsun1ptlon:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
Receipts 81 the ports and interior points day, com
pared with the SANE day last week and last year

ZION Exchange special Liverpool cables sp'' cotton
Ara a business doing sales, 10000 oaies: specula
can tsoon Mo American. eoo0. rec,lps 5000. Ane,i
ss., ".un. midflint uplsnhs 32d Futures opene1
c.e, etd hecline closed quiet III 6id2 90 net
ssxs, 2esb Janua
ID. e. Aay-jun., aosr JuneJuly, $o3hb september
Seftenaoer u)ber 302V. October ,.cvemher, IS
S.sa DECEMBER ze3'is MarchcsieIYans quiet, but
',rscI S1oihs-A fair business doing
.rLoUK AND MBAII-New and ola spring wheat pat.
t. ana No grads winters absorbed most - the demand
ne entire market ruled shade nrmer without
srsI.es cnanse Spring patents. 81 s0nft 40: winter
49, ~ Fgt u. winter patents 81 IjNs3 81; sprlng
90 lop1 90 extra No winter. 81 T5IS2 30: extra
SYs w w,m,r " @ee2 IS no grade 81 72 g srri,e
N,,H- Firm and quoted s. Go1f3 10. -.
'ohNNsAL- Steady ana quoted; Kindred 81 o5a.2 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turrenne ruled quiet but firm TAR nrrner ana
rosln steady News scarce and ncKed important
bearing on the market. Quota .ons follow
TAR-Regulars, 81 SIS; tar. oil bills - 90
PITCH-s1 So
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3li2a 32c. ..,
ROSrN-Common to good strained y 80; =. - - r.
81 So O. 81 G5 H. 81 20: l. 81 rs: X. 81 so: NJ 81 so "
81 20; " q. 81 40 W W, SO 70.
STOCK IN HAND.
Spirits turpentine
Tar ''-'
savannah Sept. 21.Sprts turpentine hrrn shes'
So bis receipts. 955 Rosn firm; ssle lttl Dds
CENTS 13l Quoted: A. y. g. D. 81; r. 81 %; r. ~ -
@ 81 70 H. 81 IS: 81 ~: X. 81 As NJ 81 49, ~ 81 co.
" g. 81 50. W ". 50 IL. 90. nj.
charleston sept. 2i-Turpent'ne firm at 2s'ac Rosin
Arm unchanged. - ooGoo,Lc
Wilmington sept 81 Spirits turpentre firm 29d 2s2e
bid 2eisQ3Or asked receipts. - casks Rosin nrn
81 % receipts 4ia bbs Crude turpentine hrm VI ~
81 ~ and 81 10: receipts y Tar firm. 81 30 Re
ceipts. pos bis m .,
London sept. 2l.-TurpentIne- Spirits. 22s 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo Sept 2i.-rattiA-There Was one load OF
saie cattle and II sold al nrm Mondays prices calves
IN light supply and IN good demand there being IN
,unc,ent offerings the o. the trade Choice TO
extra were quoabe s. 15d$s rood 10 choice y "a
g. rs Sheep and iamh--The market was In improved
poston with loads fresh sale and IL left over from
yesterday but better demand for the good quality OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

COTTON-Specgario in cotton to-day tame for
the part and fluctuations narrow without positive
leaning the other considerable portion OF
The done for the evening - old ventures
b. traders who iittle prospect % radical
change In The future Covering BY
thoris FOR realization Of the hands profits IN sight
added not little the stability q the early market.
Initial the English market hardly
favorable sntcpl ted futures having declined points
while os 10000 bales of srot cotton
J32d buying orders from abroad however.
partially orse, the disappointment cable Our
market orened the months i43 points
lower and the distant months lq2 points higher Iu-
nediaeiy following the call the trading basis lV2
points nights figures FOR The Of the
variations slight and Unlmpofiant. Buying
checked x easier feeling In Southern
regarding the condition ~ the crop and
tsa-ish estimate Scalpers had the pit pretty much 10
during the part ~ The afternoon. but
purposeless finding nothing In sfe In which
ssnd-of indicating almost perfect conditions the
portions OF the region. while
the central secthn wind and
inaicaed a dowipour 81 three and hall inches having
and soaking rains vertsble cloud
prevailed IN other localities Private sdvices stated
moderate rnns had materially improved
situation Texas but nearly all dispatches from
moisture high winds and rather temperature. The
cmcis for rain tonight ard IN
Atlantic threatening weather the Gull
States. port and interior movement hardly
tvdus estimates considerably under the figures
0, tine Private English cables
effect, the trade abroad s'i bearshv
!nolined despite present low prces owing 20 glowing
crop from this side and estimates FOR another
bumper crop for futures closed quiet and
steady with prices points net lower.
The Of contract prices in the local market to
Gay as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

Ro-Conet market barely steady No. RIO. 1850,
% 32d receipts r. 100 bags cleared f0r the
United 2oto bags cleared FOR Europe. 900 bags
stock. $4,000 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

Spot coit0n In tfe local market closed quiet with
pnces l6c lower IN The basis u Sl6c for middling
upland sn6 1916 for middllng Gulf compared with
l3lSc and i-0c respectively Total sales of
1870 bales included I7o bales spinners and 200
contract Spot cotton In Southern markets middling
eaot.d was officially reported by special dispatches TO
our Exchange fellows New-O'leans quiet. SC; sales.
seb bales Galveston easy lice. sales l0G3 bales.
Mobile easy. 4Hc l-6c lower sales 300 bales. savannah
&c Wilmington steady Sc. nc lower Norfolk steady.
sslee lie lower sales. 22 bales Baltimore nominal,
nc. nc lower. Louis dull 5irc lec lower. sales.
- bales. Receipts at New-orlesns tomorrow were
ercely estimated 10 he 1000 10 1000 bales against 2sO
Hes actual last vrek ard 5.f9s bales last year. To
morow's receipts az Houston were estimated az 1880
1900 bales against 544 bales last week and 5,4G7
bales last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

Foreign Coffee Markets-Santos Coffee market steady
good averag. 1880: receipts 1926 bags stock
SIS 900 Hsmburg--Conee market opened l. pfen-
ming higher. al 4U& pfeHnnE net higher. sales
200 HavreCohee market opened eteady. q franc
higher !: quiet and unchanged a. quiet
1. higher; closed net franc higher; total sales
~ haC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

spring wbea' e3ae,c No red. eelaeIac' 40 corn
:h a9oe 80 y9;50% sh Gor" u No white
s b 22a y ~; w. AZ ~' Nc barley 20 2sai.c
No aer Ss IS u Isas gm .rd per i n .
short rib. doose 81 5as3 30 dry sal,rd sh3MIs
:, ws - St.;era finished gods per sa 81 -
sugars cut osl unGha"se1 IN hN ser.. asaSc
aalries ii'aaiIc. Cheese steady 'aS1e' hss' "'"''
fresh iic
Cincinnati Sept, II Flour quiet Wheat hrm'r No
40 mixed 20. R,e steady - - i-rS ss "a
uhl.kev aue,. 81 % Butter steady. sugar firm Eggs
quiet -. cheese firm.
se BS'Hia SIC Sc 6ecenber 6ls.e MAY. eac.
milwaukee sept 2i.-wheat active ~ N2r'he en-:
higher 70 / ~ barley steady. 80 :, 43'.c; sample
55a424c ..-.,..
Minneapolis sept .'esay qs. s s5 S3
ahans-i Bran in bulk 81 5oas7 IS.
co pnsie sra3. sp,enr 7oaa;c corn hrm 30
mssa segs%scr "a White o", q, eSs out ~ F?'Y mixed
2a2 Ber arm fame Wes,sn sTssne. s,r &c %
P5T Ws.t 9g esfSS a. S 5G, hes..
FIRM. Refined sugar. unchsnsed often ZOO rh,
IA 900 SACKS wheat. o7co bush. corn. iio@", oats
~ 900 shipments Wheat 1900 bush: corn. 1900: oats
5000
St r,,u. sept, 2i.-Four unchanscd whsai-s ,I,o
steady 40 ed cssh ee'ass zoe ed sePs Sg1S ash
49, b,s orn Spot owef No cash ost September
s G , Me g., ! s6 ,c .'f 6eSSr s2e
asked MAJ 23@c hd. No white &c Bran In 600
s sr arm or@anSry isa22c Eggs steady Pic Whisky
,s 9S b.i. pI Ts steam. sTs ..5 hdce y
meats shoulder 3, 10 short clear. s. 80 rlhs
s sga .i f@ clear s. rib So a 50 ~,
Toledo se a', Easy 3rT NO AM '' ..a ana
R2e aall arm No e,h as bd cloyysrseei active
higher. prime cash. ola. so october " :" ." UT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22

last Of the season. from San Francisco. Oct. 2o.h:
,,..,.s numbers. six months tour" Programmes
TN. COOK & Son. eel and i22j Bway. n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

NJ From New. York Fridays and Saturdays
EoR TENAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
srRAIGHT aud ROUND TRIP Ticket. issued to all
POINTS IN Texas. Colorado Arizona California Mexico.
Sc Georgia. Florida &C Excellent aecommodations
Urt,e or our 60-page Pocket Guide (mailed free).
r " MALLORY co. Gen Agts.. Pier 70. L. r.. n. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
TROY ROMTgo

FARE LOWER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
City Troy Saratoga leaves Mesr iVtn -. qsy;
except SATURDAY. q y. 81 CONNECT WITH DELAWAhn
AND HUDSON and FITCHBURG TRAINS SUNDAY
stea mers touch ut Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
FRENCH LINE
old DOMINION LINE.

" SHORTEST SEA TRIPS OUT OF NEW YORK
D~lghtfu tours Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Newpofs
News Petersburg Portsmouth, Pinners Point Richmond,
virxinia Reach Va. and Washington. D. G Freight ana
passenger sail from Pier D. North River every
weekday except Saturday AZ r. NJ ana SA'u'uA' -
lp.M $50, -. r..~ A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
Ocean Buccaneers.
cEsMANMEDlT ERRANEAM sEsvlC:

tSORTH-GERNAS
LLOYD.
Express steamer
10 Gibraltar. NJ
a. Victoria ..ov. 5. II AN
fkals'r W.II.Ncy IL. II A. VI
'F. Bism'c OK. Nov. 10. II A. VI
Also steamers for Alexandr
Return tickets available Z
from Naples. Genoa. Gibral
don. Southampton. Paris, al
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD,
OELRfCHS e. CO.. Agents,
2 BOWLING CIR. y. I.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NNTSNnNn EWFN0MG 11NIe.

1rIrDsON AND COXSACKIE BOATS leave
III ,o,, ~ christopher st. weekday r. NJ,
connecting with u. n A X X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
DOL EXCHANGE REPORT.

Currer, quotations q domestic vools 'scoureo, nas
on Wool Exchange official classification hf" ~ ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-22
,IARK.s ROUND THE WORLD PARTY.
,.CoOK's ROUND THE WORLD PARTY,

Limited 70 10 persons leaving San FRANCISCO OCT
% westward +. c. CLARK. Ill Broadway. n. Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11
General Quotations.


Flour Receipts. s6. 765 barrels exports.
cline in WHEAT and ruled lower on choice
grades; Minnesota patents. S5fl5.g0; winter
siraights sls5ff4 50.
Wheat-Receipts. ifso. o25 bushels; exports
@,s1l bushels: spot. weak: No red 81 ecis
OPTIONS opened weak under bearish cables
rallied on the small visible supply increa 81
hut broke again under long selling and
weak late continental news. closing az
lac net lower; No. red, January. esafsf
9s*c closed at 977se; May, ga s2isc closed
Wool-0ulet
Hopa-Quiet
Petroleum Dull
Coffee-Options opened steady at points
decline. closed steady with prices unchang-
90: sales. "a bags. including: January.
3 soI5 t-c: March. s eb0565c spo. coffeeE
Rio. dur. No 7. invoice 7i&c: No : fob
bling sac; mild. quiet; Cort]ova s'44f5c
Shear~Raw, steady; fair refining 3a.c:
centrifugal. IS test iAc Refined. firm.
Netai~.
Pig Tron-Warrants. dull a, SEQ bid ana
g. 81 asked.
Conger-Lase, qniet at sio1o bid and s1i
Lead-Qu'et a, s2s5 bid and ss75 asked.
The Visible supply.
The statement Of tie Visible SUNNY az
gain IN store and afoat, on Saturday.
January s 8s complied by the New York
r. Huc0 exchange. = rs follows:
y hc2t-sss ~ 80 bushels; increase & 600
t'orn-~f9,slSS9 bushels: increase / gJ7 0Co
pats-}iI72 So bushels. increase . gSs Ods)
lva-l 80 tssf bushels. Increase = 90
BaFleN-f vIU u1 bushels. aNcreas So gT1 fsd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11
3UPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Important Point Involving Rights Of
Purchasers at sheriff. sale.

OLYMPIA, Jan. l0.--The supreme court
today handed down decisions as follows:
d. III. Singly appellant, VS. Delos War
rem. respondent: Spokane county.
In this case The court decided an impor-
tant law point never before presented In
this state. Two certain parties sold real
estate 10 Miss Grlnstead. and part Of the
consideration in the transaction WAS
Judgment which the latter held against a
corporation. which the holders afterwards
discovered was valueiess and brought an
action 10 enforce vendors lien against
the land They got judgment and thc
Vendee appealed, but gave no bond 10 stay
proceedings on Judgment The supreme
court reversed the Judgment, hut prior 10
this the plaintiff in the court below had
the plaintiffs bid IL in and then transferred
II TO the other plaintiff. who sold 1t TO the
respondent in this case. The appellant In
this case claims ownership through deed
from Miss Grinstead. The question is
whether the party who claims title under
the judgment which was reversed was
bona iide purchaser under the statute and
entitled to hold she property as against tho
plaintiff and appellant, which the court
holds he was not.
Other cases decided were:
John w. Sheehan ct al. plaintiffs. VS..
Gustave Winehill ct AL. defendants.
Sarah Woodward. defendant and appel
LIANT va. 4. s. Kerry. intervenor and re-
spondent: King county; affirmed.
Carstens * EatleS. appellants. vs.. Lei
digh 4 Havens Lumber Company, respond
ent: King county. affirmed
Northwestern and Pacific Hyp0theek
bank. respondents. W. city Of Spokane and
trsa s9rer of Spokane. appellants: reversed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-11
NOMINATIONS AND CONFIRMATION.

WASHINGTON. Jan, ia.The president
today sent the following nominations to-
the senate:
Postmasters: Washington George W.,
Temple Spokane; Albert ;. bichinsons
Waltsburg. oregnn-t;eorse Engel, ASH
land
War-First Lieut.. Jones A. Emery. Elev.5
= inv ~ FnrIoag 70 First a cavalry 'e to BE- frs
lieutenant. Second Lieut.. Jarvis. Fourth
infantry, TO he first lieutenant; Second
Lieut.. J; =. Heavy, First infantry. .
The senate today confirmed these nomi-
nations;
To he consul general--James NJ. Stowe,
OF Missouri. AT Cape Town, Cape OF Good
TO lac consuls--NeIl Mcmillan, OF Mich.
igsn, AT Port Sarnia Ont: f. n. Browdosl,
of Illinois, q, Breslan, Germany, Transfers!
OF Indiana, at Winnipeg Manitoba; G. w.
Erdman. of Kentucky, now at Firth. Ha-
no be United States Marshals~Glen Mill
or, district of Utah; u, iiouser district Of
Oregon.
A ID. Francisco. collector of customs.
district Of Los Angeles. Cal.
Appraisers of merchantlisepJ. 7. Kare.
| district OF the Willamette.
FCstmastcrs: Caiifornia--A. Wiley. Are
cata; @. stickeis. Angels Camp. IL shaw
HOLSTER n. A. Osborn. Watsonvilie; Il
Mci-aughiin, Sanger; $. I.Ittletield. Ans
helm; A. y. Lennon. Santa Rosa; r.
Hickman. nanford: g. Hapgood. Marys-
vile r. L. Gardiner. Soldiers Home; Will
lam Reeves. Mena: w l.. Jeffries Claren-
don ]. W. LOWE. Redwood CITY: L. yan-
dusen l,kah; =. n. Ryan eilroy ]. Z.
Payne. Suffer Creek. :. w. Metcalf. Sis
son: q. Il Baer. Cloverddle: w. III. Ander.
son. San Rafael. ldaho-if. cramer. Hal.
ley: w =. Fenton, Boise. Oregon.-J. G.
| Audrey. La Grande; G; T. Fell. fendiefon:
| H. w. Johnson. Corvallis.
Felix \. Reeves. of Tennessee, assistant
secretary Of the treasury; u. X. Truce.
District of Columbia. register Of the treas
ury.
Charles II. Morrill,. surveyor Of customs.
Lincoln, Neb.
10 bc surveyors genoral--J. J. Blair. Of
Utah. W. T.. Dlsiin. Of Quincy. iiL. cs
Alaska Joseph perrant, Of Idaho.
To he registers Of land 0fffcaz-fa II.
Ford. at Denver. Col; -. ii. Bndlong, at
Coeur dAlene. Idaho, I. r. Purcell. Of
foot Idaho X. W Dudley. Of Warrington.
u. G., ~ sltka Alaska. RI. Leland, al Hos
well. \. NJ: NJ, Oteri. at Santa Fe: G. II.
| Moores, AT oregon City. Or. Il. w. BART
lett. at la Grande. Or: j.. a. Layton. at
| MontrcFe, Col.
10 he receivers Of land offiees-R. Shell
ley. OF Portland, or. n Sltka. Alaska, q.
r. Rogers at Elackfoot Idaho q. A.
| Smith. AZ Salt Lake, Utah: J. l.. Ill., at
| Walia Waila. Wash.
| To be associate justices OF the supreme
| court Of New Mexico r. W Parker. OF
Hosea ". Townsend OF Colorado. Judge
OF the United States court for the southern
district Of Indian territory.
70 be United States attorneys~-R. v. CO.
zler district Of Idaho. J. II. Hall. district
| Of Oregon: j. H. wilkins. district OF In
dian territory; s. Sunmerield. district OF
Nevada.