Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-28

nss- a. -o1t ever gwen IN the
ICONS. bauuers and eariands- b,d 70 =.
dispensed With. and the vid. ars. ~
space covering 81 900 square feet. looSs
10 consequence rather barren. Ths
WOODWORK IN the ball il stained s,rnh.r
Inoian red: The door il lis by 800 feet.
ana Is divided into two arnphi,heaters
seven aisies and two galleries.
Dull and Falling Market.
LIVERPOOL, May 27-Brsadstuf. are
aul ana ne2iected. Wheat Prices are
unch ,ngei. Corn has a dovnvard
| tendency. aiu
CHICAGO, May 7-whsa,-Ioxer q,
"a for June 81 for July. Barley
Doll. nominal At 50.
Fan ADELPHIa, May N.-wool-Duu
| and unchanged.
Bosros. May -wosl-DulI and IN
| Wall street Quotations.
NEW YosK. Nav q. u. =. Three.
avoS f1s, iz1s; Fs, 2O1< Pacific
gos, 20 American Express -. Canada
trail Pacific 439<, Chicago, Bnr,ine,n,
a,d Quincy 1874, Denver q Rio G,sn ~
l0A. Erie 1874, Hannibal and :, L.
5s1s, Kansas aud Texas 1917. L,ks
shore s61, Louisville and Nashv,Il.
&H. Mionigan Central IS, Northern
rac'fle II. Northern Pacific preferred
~, North western 994, New YORK
central "a, Oregon Railway and Nav
i4ation "a. Oregon TranscontinsntaI
i3A, Oregon Improvement Is. Pacific
MAIL 339s. Panama 50, st. Paul pa
Texas Pacific l351, Union Pacific 4IG
United States Express 46, Wells F.run
30, Western Union 58A. Petroleum
steady at 79x.
The Money Market.
NEW YORK. May 27.-Money easy, 2a3
per cent; closed offered 2; prime msr-
camille piper, HG6; sterling exchange
bankers bills, firiuer at 4.s3sx; sterling
exchange, demand. 485h. Produce er.
ports for the week, s., 7y7 ,0O0.
Diseased MIN ana Reef
ALBANY, May 27.-The State Board NJ
Health reports a terrible condition of
Affairs IN COW stables ut Blissville. Long
Island, near New York city. Pleuro.
pneumonis exists in all the stables.
dying cattle are Iuiiked, then killed and
tneIr carcases smuggled into New York
and Brooklyn, and sold for :ood.
suspendisg Operations.
hcAi NNs ~ may e. ne STATE hHIt
Goods Associa alton will send ont mil
circulars on the LIST proximo. REQUESTING
all manufacturers to agree to A total
stoppage for sixty days from June IL.
Second, to ask consent to thirty days'
cessation. The proposition receiving
the largest number of signatures will
DO adopted by tbs association.
Successful steam Flowing,
n
heavy wheat growers from all parts of
Northern Dakota were here today TO
witness an experiment In blowing by
steam, and expressed them selves quite
enthusiastically over the result. The
engine drew eight plows, turning a sod
four iuches thick a. evenly and we'll as
could be done by horse power, at a rate
OF over % acres day. 10 will mark a
new era IN wheat growing, a. it will en-
able farmers to pillow at cost Of not
more tnan dollar per acre.
Kentucky Racing.
LOUISVILLE. May 27.-In the selling
race, for purse of 800. usual condi. |
lions, IL mile, Bill Carlisle won Tray.
eler second, Edwin A. third. Time
2:il.
In the Kensal stakes. selling sweep |
stakes, for all ages, one mile, Gus
Matthews won; Tax9atherer second, |
Lizzie s. third. 1ime-la4JS. Tue |
winner was sold to l.. Martin, OF Mobile,
for $4,000.
In the Moett d Chandon champagne |
stakes, for three-year- Odds, the winner |
to present ak dozen Moett & Chandou |
wine to the club, mile and 3 furlongs,
Modesty held the lead all the way and |
won hy two lengths Bob Cook second, |
Bob Miles third. Time-2:26l<.
The steeple CHASE, about ~ miles, |
was won by Major Pickett.
Prize stations.
New YORK, May 27.-The second |
meeting of the National Horse Show |
Association opened today in Madison |
Square Garden. Prizes for stations, |
four years old and over. we're awarded |
to stylett, imported bay, Is hands high. |
six years old. owned by the Earl of |
AYls,ord, of PaokinRton Hall, Coven- |
try, England. Lynden Tree, imported !!
fron the st. Adams stables, and owned |
by U. ). Grant, Jr., was awarded second |
prize. TAe stallion Volunteer, three |
years old. WAS declared winner of the |
fret prize offered for trotting stations. |
American Cenarecationai Association. |
BosToN. May 27.-The thirty first an
nuL meeting of the American Congre- |
gationAl Association occurred today. |
The freasurer's report showed receipts |
for the year, $685., 1888; balance on hand, |
$3.50. The following amendments to |
the constitution were adopted: Churches |
contributing TO funds of the associs- |
iion shall be entitled 10 representation |
under the following conditions: Any |
church or missionary association OF al |
least tive years standing shall, upon |
contributing for missionary uses for
Two successive years. be entitled 70 rep |
reservation at all business meetings of
the association. A delegate member |
shall have the right to vote at all meet |
ings OF the association. Delegate mem |
beers shall have the right to vote at all |
meetings, provided such contributions |
shall be placed. BY large majority |
annual memberships were abolished |
and life membership raised from $50 |
to $50. The Directors we're empowered |
to elect honorary members. who shall |
have the same rights and privileges a. |
other members; also, to call an annual |
meeting at such place and time as the |
Directors may appoint. Rev. I. j. Sun |
derland, of Ann Arbor, Mich, was
chosen Director for three years.
ON 'Chaase.
NEW YoRx. May 27.-Goveruments
steady railways firm. The ball move |
ment which set in yesterday afternoon |
made further progress today. Before |
abe opening of business this morning |
there were orders for round amounts OF
dividend paying stocks In the brokers
hands. The market opened strong and
| in the first fifteen minutes trading ther- |
vas an advance Of i2,s in solid stocks, |
| Pacific Mail and ST. Paul being most
conspicuous ia the upward movement.
Befsrs the first close there was decline
of kto Y. Near midday the market
developed considerable strength, IN
| fac, il became buoyant, the reacsioa no
ticed above having served merely 10
bring IN fresh huying orders Prices
advanced 4 to 81, compared With last
! nights closing. Ibis v = suceeed q oy
a reaction Of Y to 2A. Near ? .. m. the
market was strong and higher again.
some shares being at their best for the
day. About 2:30 there we're sales to re-
alixs profits. whish resulted In decline