Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-07

amounts dae. and wish that th. Fxooai.
s1on, ne thinks, Will Be oerfecsiy .Sla "a
carry isself vtthoas aid frern the Gov
ernnsnt.
The Illiaois seRatsrship
CAickoo. jan 6.-Ths Dali. E.-,
prints Springfield (III-l spso;si vh,ca
tnttnstes that Senator Rrcer aIa~.s5
- Republican. will sct vith he D-rno-
erst~, and that be aims AZ tha P,~.5-
deney Of the Ssnate. The stat~rnsnt I.
alss made that General Logan h.s -,
asked 70 90 20 Springfield. and thai be
VIII reach there on Thursday next.
win Resume Operations.
CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-The Presidsn. of
the North Chicago Rolling Min Com
psny states that their mill in this CITY
VIII resume operations IN about two
weeks The mill employs 900 uen.
The Let wright Investigation.
CIScISsA1I. Jan She Congress-
local Cosnmittee examining into the
appointments of United States deputy
fnsrshals IN this city AZ the last Octobsr
election. resumed the examination of
Marshal Wright this morning. The
general method Of questioning xas to
read the names of the depaties appoint
ed, one by one, and TO ask the marshal
II ne knew the rRen, and where they Iiy-
ed; also gho recommended them. Tbez
Mr.. FOllett would AJAX If the witness did
not know that they were thieves. muy.
derers and ex convicts, just out Of Jail
or the work house, charged with crimes
stc- The witness in most cases could.
not recoiiect the persons asked about or
who Recommended them. He had
never heard Of a SINCE instance
vhete any deputy in any way Ere
vented any citizen from casting
4 legal vote. He endeayored |
70 get good and efficient men and most |
Of them were such. He admitted hay-
ing appointed three dep1ties TO serve |
In Reading, which was not q city of |
twenty thousand inhabitants, and from |
which be had nc written application.
In witness view of the Law be had poE-
81 to sand general deputies te every vot. /
ing place in the southern Ohio district,
bus he would not have been entitled 20
allow him pay for such services. He |
denied having b consultation With Bot
isrworth and Bfosn. or with the Rs
Publican Committee except in a casual
way.
The examination of the witness was
not ended.
The stock List
NV YoEK. Jan. 6.-United States 3's.
l0l; 4H's, ll2A; Is, l22: Pacific 95's
IA, American Express 81, Canada Pa
,ific ~. Laekawanna ssh. Canada
Southern 30, Central Pacific 34A. Bur
llngton ll8. Denver d Rio Grande 81.
Erie l411, Hannibal 4 st. Joe 3sJ<, Kan
sas Texas l61s, Lake shore 621S Louis
nile a Nashville 245<. Michigan Central
IN, Northern Paclfie 17Jx, Northern
Pacific preferred 39Z, North western
s75f, New York Cen $50, Oregon Rail-
way d Navigation II, Oregon Transcon-
tinentai l3b, Oregon Improvement 81,
Pacific Mali SAY, Panama %, Rock L.
and 1864, st. Paul 731S, Texas Pacific
lSb, Union Pacific 46sz, United States
Express 70. Wells Fargo l04. Western
Union 591. Petro cum, steady at 1871.
Money Market.
NEW YoRK, Jan. g. Money easy Al
l@lx; closed offered, per cent; prime
paper, 1895; exchange bills irregular
Vt $4.sOs<; sterling demand, $4.s4s<.
On wall street.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Governments
hrm railways irregular. Stocks showed
Increased activity today and advanced
sharply. some prominent bears were
Tree buyers and this assisted the up.
wArd movement. The announcement
that a large western rolling mill would
resume work shortly was accepted as in.
an improvement in the outside
situation. Near the close Louisville 4
declined IL. Coal stocks
were sold on the refusal Of the Pennsyl-
sania Railway to enter she combination,
and Changers sympatkized with the
Afternoon decline In wheat. In final
sales there was q fractional recovery
In some shares. Compared with last
night closing prices are 10 \ higher,
except Sc. Paul, Louisville 4 Nashville,
Lake Shore, Kansas 4 Texas. Jersey
Central and Pacific Mail. which are y
10 lower.
Ii was rumored that the officials Of
the Pennsylvania and the New York
Central Railroad Companies held a CON
ference today for the purpose of form
ing a defensive all anee.
Evidences OF n Business Revival
CRIcAoo, Jan. 6.--Intervisws with a
large number of business men in this
city reveal the fact that there are real |
evidences on every hand of q good bus. |
mess revival. This opinion prevails also |
among manufacturers. There 10 an in |
cres 'ed demand fer all kinds of mer-
ohandise, aud many collections are more
prompt.
New Bonds Of the Northern Pacific.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-The Northern Pa
oinc Railroad Company has asked the
Stock Exchange TO list 1884, 600 first
mortgage bonds issued on thirty seven
aud one half miles Of new road In
Washington Territory. The total
amount of bends listed, in.ludin9 the
above, to be 81, 322 600 on 1892 miles Of
road.
The Texas Pacific asks the listing OF
&, 500 600 general mortgage terminal 6
per cent. bonds. The mortgage Ia on
l4s0 miles OF road from Gouldsborough
10 FL Paso, subject to an existing mort
gage on the terminals on both sides OF
The Mississippi and on the GordoE coal
Morgan's Louisiana & Texas steam
ship Company asks the Stock Exchange
10 list $5.000,000 seven per ceat first
mortgage bonds.
WASHINGTON.