Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-05-23
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noard Of Trade today with searesl
s,..upsina voice adopted the follow
-,.v rule, which il designed to pre
- crners on contracts for future d.
I -: ths tender Of q higher grade .
-. lind Of grain than the one con
.-..1.d for shall be deemed sufficient
81 IN contracts for future delivery o
..et made on and after June l, 1885,
- Otherwise specially agreed By th
..-ansting parties, shall be undsrstoo,
- No. 2 wheat Of either the sprin,
~.iutsr variety, and tender Of No.
g shaJl b deemed q sufficient tsnds
2 4sf6Imsnt Of such contract. This i
- ruls proposed about ten days ago.
Cssse Of . Bank's Failure.
norus, May 2.-The immediat<
- Of the suspension Of the Pacifi.
- vas the maturing Of 100000 OF
e.1wrdsy, which the bank was unable
!. ~. and which went to protest. Il
: mderutood that all deposits will b.
- IN full. but the original stock
su,aeu will have their investment Of
1apoAooo washed out.
WreeeheA Cblldren.
MupcA1sxE, May 2.-Thsre are new
"A s1aztling Developments in the Mo
rmoemsn fratricide, twelve miles wes'
xhecs. Tho girl, Mary, who on Satur.
- declared she shot her father in self
la6snss, has been found to have lied.
~ brother and her elder sister are
kssin Jail. Tho Daily Journal has a
fuII confession from tho two girls,
hoving the murder was committed by
fAoif brother in order that the children
nieht have things their own way at
hons, and that II was arranged that
- youngest sister should acknowledge
- Sbooting with the idea Of q plea Of
nlf-dofsnse, and her extreme youth
~ her from punishment, and thus
h9sister and brother escape punish.
neat also. There is much excitement
eths eass here.
4 Gsed Crop Report.
g. Loum, May 22.-From over two
hundssd reports received by ono Of the
iading and most reputable grain COM
niGion houses Of this city, from all
eetions Of this State, respecting crops,
e. following condensation is made:
Win three or four exceptions the re-
Dusts indicate that meyer before were
~ wheat prospects 70 promising at
kbsason Of the year. The late cool
weather has checked the rank growth
anl at the same time put a stop to the
peeMsn Of ohinch bugs, Of which there
~ quite number, but they have thus
n done no injury. The army worms
hsss besn feared in the southeastern
sosntiss, but have done no damage yet,
At eas point the Hessian flies have
dhown themselves, but in too small mum.
ban % cause any damage. Rust hai
does no injury, the wheat not heading
ouk and the generally expressed opinion
hthat wheat il too far advanced to suf.
iee y insects Of any kind, even IL the
yosne shinch bugs should appear,
With sssns very improbable. Afts,
iAeroeGnt calm weather the acreage oi
vhMtewn was much larger than VA
hrsstsd hast year. Harvesting begins
ast b June, il the weather u favora-
b. Corn Is about all planted, and the
eosthsm and central counties show
WY good standing for the time Of year
n some sections u has received twc
plowings. The COOL weather kept 4
baekward somewhat, but ON the whole
\ looks very we'll. The acreage 4
|argsr than In 1881. No fsars Of dam
lae by ohinch bugs are anticipated, IN
less the weather during juno should b
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