Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-08-10

To.es go brisk demand IN the
en'' I'D and leading shares com
FntsI a orsuiarn for use. The crop
,cd - WIS favorable, and. the
III, mint Of the associated banks
- n f,1m tina Clearing House this af-
-, sa.tE3 that the banks are In
- sfr,ng position. The statement
.s,vs gains Of $l85,00O, which being
~. s,ya,ns reserve no TO the unpreoe-
ssotsd total Of x3l. 100000. The rise In
n,ices ranged frotn to IL par cent.
= ths aftsrnoon the market was weak
~ nnfay.rable reports concerning the
Nsu York Central Company. The de-
sirs IN prices from the highest point
.ss Il 10 2X per cent. IL final dealings
shsrs was a rally Of u to in some
sssss and the market lett of steadier.
Compared with last nights closing,
orioes are u to 2 per cent. lower, except
In Central Pacific, Reading and Texas
Pacific, wtich are "a per cent. higher.
The Worst Vet.
sr. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-The Seventh f.a-
oraszional District Democratic Csgtvea-
tion after taking 1853 ballots, adjourned
this afternoon without maxim n0nt-
nation.
The stock He.
Nrv York, Aug. 8 q. = Three's,
tol4: 4I<'s, ll2s6; a., 20; Pacific Do
,os. n.yican Ey ~. Canada IA
-. AZ Cana9 .hern 36i< Cen
trai Pacific A. Icago, BurhERtGn
and Quincy I Tsr q tSl9 Tf@noe
i2K. Erie .nnibaI aud - Joe
8k. Khne - Texas ~, Lake
nno's 1a, - 49, -,
!" st'.. "a. $500
ssA q e' .l.s 49,, 81, - vass
49, - - ~ I
sa'' -ys9t Jae.eoh ~ = - ...;i re s.
~ q ~ 'yteIoH A. gt,'a tr'r
- - c ~, li' pto'''
-, 80 W. =, rsiAtn 4,
s.sys' -, 81 -
~ an'''' 49,,
s~ -, -: ,,.ro,.
to@a ~.
az
-.
~. IN D oy l1s92 per
u Z; prime mer-
Aler, 1900 sterling ex-
M bsls:eEs' bill, steady at 4.621S I;
4N i.
s.asap Al Nevburg.
,,,,,. Nv Aug a-Gsn I.o,an
.a,,v .h;s aftsrnoon arrived at
shnra and yia;tad Washington,s
Aa,a ca-,e,a iaroa and enthusiast
~ SscaA mas In attarda moe
ranger OF the Tripartsic Fool.
CHICAGO, Aug. "a climax mas been
aohou W .uo anas y, .no s.aa
na ah a a.1 lin .n'a ss ~ nno., = ~.
saass 49,. ana. nas ooo " tn ;nsarai a sro
MpaIso ak' ~ c... = Ia..h
nounoemen. w nv oS ~
$500 sna. WI ~, ~. ".,.;.as., ~
,sSos as s - &C., ~ nrnhah ;Ii,v -,
80, - ". ;.S;ae.Ip,, l., ,h.,sa Al.
su.u AZ 9 s..a w a. 'nuoa e. as II s :.
ps sas auian. we p ~. ,ne wv. 49,.
eosnuenuy aasso,p" s,, sna' 1870 sn AZ
~Ansec,nen' my loiow ~ ,.'r ns
n nuA is,sn n,s Nv ~ ~ ~" ~.
s uI,oo aac,no, ,n9 o.,si. .S ne i sae
vnas ones ieaha,n,ns Al VIC poV nnns
pssa s'hlenuru On .ne par. y, 'no noca
.ssau sna. :" sae 49, Va .ne $3.50 :.
. sa. " III o W. uns d. Ia =" ~
,' .a,a sv ~ ' ,1;ar.i.a asaa. ana
se . =; !, ,no upan -, -. ~ 49,, 80 ~
na4ha +. =, " ~ ~ I.,ana a. =,
ps aaus " 'p ooA sanu ruu os
~. 'oa"a 81 81 kono.ai sisS eAp.es'' -
~, ' w.. vi, "a's us'c, n"S We 20
m nav ,us onp NV, '' .hs nv " s
sss.a u"1 'Se ss o .Le
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"u'' 'u'' 'e'li '''''t PARTIES W w.
Crop Prospects.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-The Depart
rsn, a Agriculture reports the average
eonditi.n II groai ing Gotten in the
uaiad states advanced frots sc in July
ba h,tlr Ab ~, 81.
The condition of corn averages the
ssne AS in Jaly, the report being the
highest ia August since 1860. 1t has
been exceeded but three times in ten
years; In 1916, 1879 and 1880. w en- il was
v In each instance. There has been
Improvement in Iowa, Missouri. Kansas.
Nebraska. Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky,
New Jersey and the Pacific coast. A
tieht decline in condition il reported
ia0hio, Indiana. illinois. and in some
sfihe Southern States. Drought has
Wsvsiisd In portions OF the Ohio valley
snd IN Texas with considerable sever
ny. reducing the condition of corn six
points. The averages Of the principal
Sssies are; New York 81. MARYLAND 81,
n;.s.. .na ~ a. Georgia u, Alabama W
Arksnsssr o. 90 r Louisiana 90 90 A p 90
vanla so Ksn,ncnx e Of nS;c 3, Ina.
ana "a. Illinois % Iowa in9 Miss
i0a. Kansas M, N.hr,ss. ,os
The report for wheat inoIudes only
spang wheat. The average is %. one
I'M higher than in the two last good
ne wheat years, and higher than in
snce 1877.
The average for the condition of oats
-. - one point lower than in 1883. The
wy mas been harvested in lower lati.
49,, sna promises a fine yield In the
ANA !. o1nuIslon OF rye averages ~ the
hins h h;ah "nns;. Darley also NAM
promises ! srn Ion1l''on' ano oucAwneA.
As sams ss Ia oaop on an area aooa'
Tosncss ~ 49, yoar.
IL rscss promises large crop. and
lafss erop Al ro,s,oa sao,e sos sn .. ~
siiOns point 10 4 iron 10 nar can't less
ess Ia 1853. With larger difference. II
~ con disions should be lees favor
e'
ssFains Of the Keaarns Railroad ear
Whee, r..,arv.
hn.sxrH. ara arh. n..a.