The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-12
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NV York, Aug. dL--Trading in the
share market today was very ligh:, and
speculation was without any important
features. The nnfavorable crop report
caused a general depression at the open
ing. which Was not confined to the rail-
road list, bat was communicated to the
industrials, though in lesser degree. The
arhitrage brokers were sellers Of small lots
OF Union Pacific, Northern Pacific pre-
fsrred aud ST. Paul. The London cables
showed American securities 20 DO weak in
that market. There, was, however, no
great pressure TO sell. aud on = small COW
ering movement tho market became some
what firm before the end of the first hour
After II o'clock the speculation became
intensely dull especially for the usually
active stocks, except Sugar. Toward the
close the market became settled in tone,
some shares recording advances The
market closed fairly steady, with prices
generally fA@nS below the final quo
tations. Pullman on sales of 800
shares. Chicago Gas and Dlsulling,
each recovered ao9waFter.@ Sugar rose :.
~ the opening, then rccedea (. rallied
re-acting /. IN the tna dealings. and clos
ing unchanged from yesterday There
we're free offerings Of sugar i'm the loan
market atoiss per cent. Atohison and
General Electric closed at yesterday. last
sales. The week has been fun OF interest
Ga tue speculative fraternity. Atcblson
was rather exciting feature. keeping TIE
street on. The qai vive until the last This
was brought 10 the end by the acceptance
Of Reinhart's resignation as presidentand
as director. While Reinhart had some
supporters, the general opinion is that In
his reply 70 Eittle's charges he over
stated the income Il the road0 for the four
years Immediately preceding June 81, iSaa.
and does not meet tire issae sincerely.
The representatives 81 tAs London aud
Amsterdam security holders state that
they 10 not regard hls letter 10 the re-
organization coEamlttes IS ah answer
60 me Little report IL has been
decided - take no ciureaer stess
toward psrfsctinE the reorganization
uutu after I5ttls's examination 81 the
Atchisons books. which Is sIill in pro-
Krcss. Is compteted. Coniee&nre is now
busy with ths question 81 RenhArt's sue
Crszors as president and receiver. The
names OF r. a. Hsvss. chairman % the
general reorganization comm i&tss; u. r..
Robinson, 81 che Afehlson9 President A.
a Robinson. OF she MexicAn Central road
and President : Ne Eebton, Of the Queen
an3 Crescent sYsten. ara mentioned in
tbs connection. y
The exports OK specie during the past
seek were; Gold. sgss, 6oo. silver, So. is6
The imports we're General merchandise,
g. a. -. DRY goods, s. SIS ~.
Government bon3s-ctcadY.
state bonds--puil.
Railroad bonds-lrresalsS
Pstualeum-tarm; September option
szles. nons. closed. So eia.
FINANCIAL
MOnsy--0n call. EASY al per cent AT
loan. per cent close1r & Ter cenL Prime
mercantile paper. SIS pe- cent Sterling
exchange, dult aal staadY. Wlth actgl
business in bankers halis az So s,es a ST. !.
for demand. aud SAssi. 500 u1 days. POSTED
Tates. $3.50 So
eaNer certlGeatea e-ttE So
.AcEas.
4. s =, reg, tTTfl; 4. 5. - cogp.. li7'ti
T. n A.. res. ila3s r.. 5. A. c1aps li4s
Y, ;. -, rsE.s ~ iacl4e -. 81 ~ l0l.
Ala. Gas a, EV,s. AsA, elsssc :, To-.