Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-09
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LATED PRESS DIspArcHs-
~ whess S'e's.
rIb. 7.-RspoFss - - the
CncAoo vinter vheat IN eight
sssSsrs evn 10 he TIE. ~ - sn sboot :.
The average seems ~ VI 1 rross.e
i@ n crop has 6sen ven 49, - -
49, The NOV, and there ssems W Se
= snisvorabIe 'od'oA''''' WIG
800. Cater. NJ Wsrk.
Tar. Feb. 7.-Notwithstsnd-
Au s..snt legislation against fence
- tne nsrtv Of 20 mounted men, yes
OssonN ss.,oyed an inclOsure ~ miles
~ u Austin.
- suicide.
ox,o. Tex, Feb. IA strAnR-
"a ~ 10 wears, entered the Vaudeville
=, ..riv this evening. took seat
~ = The private boxes, drank free
y ths performances, and vas lib
Hes t,sats With the women. AZ
~ .;c fall ON the last act pistol
heard, and on entering the box
- ."I..s body Of the stranger was
- n"ssstchod on the door, ,ce down.
fcs1 =; a bullet hole IN his head.
=. veapon lay at his feet.
..s,.,e IN she Wssi Tvsae.
- yosx. Feb. s.-Psrine d Co,
NJ ~, H,.,. have assigned. Liabili-
eii60OO; actual assets, $1,000.
.,.~.. asd Casifsvsia Bssds.
..,,;.stion vas unade TO the Stock
,.sssenss by the Oregon 4 California
p.;,,o.S 70 list $1,000, 900 additional
r. mortgage six psr cent. bonds.
sesewai sr the oyster War.
..~.por1s. Feb. s.-The depredat!ons
c.sssr beds in Chesapeake Bay have
- renewed. A steamer ana sioop
s,~sd With rifles and revolvers have
- ordered 70 proceed against the
0eavy Defaiessiss.
T,oy fN.Y.), Feb. S.-Ths city OFF,
.,sls nqurs the Chamberlain Church
isfaIsatioa At $1,000.
!. Albany Asseabsy@as Arsessed.
A1,.sY, Feb. "a dispatch was re-
.s;,ed BY speaker Sheared from the
ss.amblymsn attending the carnival at
Noefroel that Assemblymau Donohue
~ IN arrested by tho Canadian au-
shm;tiss. The reason stated 10 the fact
NM Douohue vas F.aiAn leader aad
,1snti6td with the Fenian raid into
(hnsds In 1866.
The Money Market.
Nxv Yosx, Feb. 8.-Tbe money mar
ri vas easy At l11(62 per cent prime
neeeantils paper, 4ta4H psr cent ster-
Inc exchange, bankers bills, firm at
l06k; sterling exchange, demand, At
iSgH.
Nrv Yosx. Feb. 8.-U. =. Thrss's, |
looX; 41cs, IAN IS, Z3z American
RSufeas9b, Canada Southern 56st. ecu
ri Paci6c 62x. Chicago, Burlington
"a Qaincy 251k, Delaware, L4oka-
vsans and Western 12G, Denver and
no Grande Il, Hannibal and st. jos |
8k, Kansas and Texas TX, Lake
1hors l0lA, Louisville d Nashville Az.
Iishigan Central 80. Northern Pacifio
3, Northwestern 2lk. Ohio and Mis-
jsuippi FIX, Reading SIX. Rock lslasd |
9K, St. Paul 931z. Texas Pacific 2O1s. |
Jnion Pacific Yl1ss. United States Ex-
,rsn GO, Wabash. st. Louis and Pa
iAs Is, Pacific Y5's -. Erie 261s. Pa.
10 Mail Is. Panama ". Nov York
uatral l6s1, Wells, Fargo h Co. los.
veatsrn Union 76. Nav Jersey Ce atrial
~, Canada PAel6c 55lf. Petroleum
I'm At II.
On Wall Street.
New YoRx. Feb. S.-Governinsnts
'sady. The harmonious conference Of
of the trunk lines yes
.rday, and the ann0ur cement that the /
residents of the various companies |
I'd given their personal pledge TO /
laiptain rates, had strengthening in
uenoe on share speculation today. In
y early dealings the market was |
omeWhnt unsettled and prices were
ensrally fraction SOwsr. Before the
int call. however. strong buying move
nsots ct in. which carried prices NJ a
0 IN. During the last hour the mar
ut became strong and buoyant, and
loasd strsng ut the bsst figures. The
Eunk line agreement 10 understood 10
y Ear moro important than anything
loue BY the Eastern line pool for 4
ung time. Compared with last nights
losine, prices are to ~ per cent
iehss.
The Utah Legislature.
HAlr LAKE, Feb. 8.-Ths Utah Legis-
lSsrs, composed exclusively Of monog-
nisl 4orm0ns, has been in session for
par weeks. and has passed two unim-
egtant bills. Being elected under the
dmuuds Law, the Utah Commissioners
ssisipatsd that the Legislature would
naet laws plasin2 tho Territory In as-
md With the Government, but nothing
J Hattie 10 OCCUR TO justify such antici-
ation. Gov. Ramsey and Judge Carrie
y. The only members OF the Commits
- q present in the Territory, are
|oeely observing the situation. Tho
|eotilea think the Commissioner will
the substitution Of Legis-
llivs Commission or something equally |
Bsettvs for taking the law making
cVer out Of the hands Of the Mormon
Auroh. Il IL conceded that the mo,
eQuist Mormon Legislators are ~
leoeevient 70 the church NJ p0lyRa-
ltels. and would do the bidding Ut its
,adees.