Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05

NV XuEk. Ost. A-Ths staamshir
Anah1Eia. of tie Anchor lina Of steam
era. Has nut yet nEKiwad She left Glas.
Qou on Sept. 16tk a1d s11ppsa a. Lon,
dondaFFY t1 taka e1 112 paasanRers. In
81 Hha has about a5o paHnQeEs on
beard and uas dua kere o. wednesday
last. 7ha o0znpany's cfainls pr0fess 20
haLfeso that nc1hfHa has occuEfed b.
yund sho breaking doWn Of some ms,
ehinsgy. Ihis Wonid neoastate the
seeames haEinR q ra8sEt fo hsE naila.
steps Agnlnsa she Coaa Csmhanaefsn.
HA1zrsBuRa, OFT. A-Aitorney Gen.
erai CASSIDY viii be To Harrisburg on
Wednesday oE Thursday. uhe1 he vii
take pEelimiuafy glapa aGaine1 the cual
poai men. A bill II equity will be filsd
v VestFain the several oorporakiona irom
G--6Efng into the oambinaaion.
Garinna Resumes WeFk.
Wxszm0rua. Oos. A.--Attozney Gen,
eral Garland. wh0 returned 70 the city
last Saturday night, rssamed hls duties
at the Dspartmant Of Jrstics today.
4 Defaalser.
NEW Yonx, Oof. ( ia Il FumoEsd
ID Brooklyn THAI Coiouel ID. Z. Boraise
who died q few daya ago. iase chief eleEh
Ia tbs stamp department of the Brook,
lyn Postalhee. Is found % BE- g dsfaulteI
20 large amoRnk. Il is believed thai
be committed suicide.
Tia sehtemher Fire Loas.
The sspssmbar Ere loss in the United
States aad Canada, ascending 10 tue
estimate % tha New York Daily ceHa.
nlereiaf BsEissia, uaa Sc, 500. .O00. Slight
decrease from the average Sep&embaE
loss Of previous years.
on wall street.
Nxw YonK, Oct. 4 - Government
onas Qaiat bat fiTm. Tha Stock Mar.
hes was one ef intense ex0itemsnt ai
times and vas feve7ilh and iEreaalar
Throughout the entire dAg. The apeciai
features vere the western Union. NeU
England and the MAnhatten Line, ali Of
which ~eFe remarkably active and
strong and subject 20 Sudden and wide
fluctuations. 1he decreasing effect was
caused IL the early hours by the action
ef Governor Pattfson. Of Pennsylvania.
il regard 20 the coal combustion and
trunk line pool. The coal stocks "a
peuiallg suffered from this course.
However. New England latas became
the special feature and trading Wa ao-
oompanied by rumors, most Of which
had done duty before ID one tapa and
another, this stock Fauidiy advanced
though subject 20 frequent and heavy
reactions. In the afternoon, Western
Union iu rped into she Hrst piaoe and
the rumoFs circulated inolarsd the
statements hat the Baltimore A OHIO
had been absorbed, that an amioable
Arrangement had been made and that
the cable var had been settled.
All Of thsso assertions we're ia
turn denied, bat the stock was
strong nearly all dag. The opsaing vas
about steady and the prices about gen.
eFal. showing insignihcant changes from
Saturday. Trading was feveriah and
generally weak. and New England, after
advancing ~, lost Il and small fFac-
tions, but latsr recovered and reached
the highest prioe yet recorded for that
stock, and the general market respond
ed. with tbs exception Of the coal stocks
Western Union then gained an advance
ana the trading ia that stock was very
large from that time out. The general
N arket then eubsided and becama
quiet, with small and irregular fiuetua-
tens generally favored lower prices,
but the market finally closed 6Fm on
rally. The majority Of the active list
are higher tonight, and New England Is
40 81, Manhattan ~, Western Union
I, Kansas a Texas X. Canada 8ooth-
sfn y, Louisville q Nashville and 9th
sEs fractions.
wAsHrx0rox, Oct. A. Washington. 8;
Detroit, 4.
NEw YoRz. Dot. Anew York. 4;
Chicago, 3.
PEIIlsEIPHIA. Oct. 4.-PhiladsIphia,
B; Kansas City, Q.
BOsFON. ost. A. Boston. 2; So Louis. 6.