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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-11-29
FURTHER PARTICULARS
Town nearly nAstrorsn.

ST. PARIS. o., Nov ga IRE was
started in the business norton of the
town at 4 o'clnck this morning. Il Is
supposed 10 be incendlary. Assist
ance was asked for from UTbana and
other towns, there being no engines
here All the business houses on Main
street are gone except the hank Goods
placed in the street have been burned.
The loss will probably reach $1500DO !;
very little insurance.
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The question whether tOTRaioes are
electrical in their origin is now before
Ghe courts IN Wisconsin. A Mineral
Point man had Insured his house against
fire, and when it was destrOFed by 9
tornado he sued for the amount of the
policy, ON the ground that the primary
cause of its demolition was lightning.
and not wind.
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EnhI2tIspna.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 2S.-FOr
the upper Mississippi and Missouri val.
leys: Generally fair weather; northeast
TO northwest winds; rising, followed in
the northern portions by falling barom-
eter; colder weather in the southern
portions, continued cold weather In the
Northern TOnrIiOnS
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A Fatal wreek

CINeraEATr. Nov. PA Times Star,
Ashland. Ohio, SPECIAL says: The second
extra of No. 40 ran into the first extra Of
the same train, near Windsor this morn
ing, killing Conductor Fierce and
severely iDjuring several hTakemen.
Eight cars were burned
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Every paper published in Kansas will
contain the following item this week !:
Noble Prei tbs, Of the Atehisnn CHAM
piop, and Mrs. Carrie Anderson. of To-
peks. re married at the latter place on
Wednesday, Nov. Goth.
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ModjeskA announces The purpose OF
living with her husband at Los Angeles
after her present season on the stage. IL
is never safe To net ON what an actress is
going 40 do until after she has done IL.
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Al mHehRO,
Al 81. l.nulA

NJ LOUIS. Nov. IS.
HOGs-R Receipts. 1900 head; hipmts, -;
active. strong. higher; Workers. - iOlL4 III ;
packing, - 1925 IS; butchers 10 extra, 81 81
as 10
CAFTLR-ReceiPts, ], 500 head; better and
supply firm; good 10 export etef r. IS Slglh
80; Texans, g 25kt4 10.
WHEAr-lAoWer hut active; No red.
81 OH al OK No. red. 9Sh>I96Lc
CORN-Higher; 45kGlf6c
OA9s-Higher; 2SxG,9O1Sc.
rORK-Qutet; Sl9 80.
LARD-FIPm; IS 20 bid.
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Train wrecked.

CISCTNNATI, Nov. a9. "A Times Star.
Bowers,own, Ohio, special says: A
freight train WAS wrecked and five cars
thrown down an embankmsnt. 1t Is
supposed the wreckers put an ohstruc-
tion in the frog of the switch. No nns
hnFf
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II Joshua was living now he could
strike job in Virginia IL Is feared that
the BourbOns of that state will never he
able To catch up with the procession nn-
less the sun can be made TO stand s:lli.
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Capital stock Increased.

SCRANTON, PA, Nov. 23-The stock
holders of the Scranton Steel Co. mani
Inously voted to increase the capital
from 5000, 600 to 81 500 600 for the pur'
pose of building new blast furnaces.
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san Opposeq to Randali

CHARLESTON, s. G., EoY. ssi-A News
and Courier editorial declares that The
report that it has gOHe over 10 Randall
for speaker is malicious and outrageous.
Its position Of hostility 10 Randall IS, il
states, unchanged.
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D0n.ion ErauSRa

WATERTowN, Nov. 2S.-The publica-
ton OF the pension list of this city
shows several pensioners tn have been
dead year or more One woman drew
a pension in the name at her dead
mother
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sheriff Ryan wen, 10 Kansas City last

night with The oVercoais belonging
Lyman Belts and 81. l.. Keys, which
were stolen by tramPs some weeks ago.
ami on which have been found what are
supposed Ia be blood stains. A chemical
analysis OF the substance on the coats
will lie made in hopes Of gaining some
clue Ia the Mcmillan murder.
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PEORIA, Ill, Nov. 28.-JOe jefferson
is still at his room under his physicians
care IL will be impossible for HIM to
appear again this week.
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The regular Thursday evening prayer
meeting at the Presbyterian church will
bs postponed this week until Friday
night al the usual hour.
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The Raslroad Situation at Topeka.


TOPEKA, Nov. 96.-The quo warrantO
suits Of the Stale of Kansas against the
Kansas Paclfic railway company, 10 de-
termine the validity Of the consOlida-
ton of the two companies, came up IN
the circuit court of the United States to.
day on the right of the defendants to re-
move the suits from the state court into
the federal court. The counsel for the
state asked for q postponement, saying
that they were not prepared for the
hearing of that question, owing TO the
absence OF the counsel residing IN New
York, and concedlng that If the federal
court held Jurisdiction It would prae-
ticslly decide the case against the state
on the merits. The counsel for the de-
Tense objected TO any delay, and the
court said that IL would net do under
the circumstances to continue the case
on account of the absence of the counsel
for the state, and the matter went over
for the day, the court announcing that
it would make come disposition Of it on
the morrow.
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THE BUSINESS MARTS.
THE PRICES at TR AIDE CENTERs

The Kansas CITY Live stock MARKET is Re-
ported eSDecIallv Tor TER DAILY
NEWS every afternoon by
ANDY J. SNIDER * CO.,
Rooms 80 and Ell Exchange RuiIdIng
KANSAS CITY sToUk YARDS
At Eansas city
KEEsAs CITY. Nov. rs
CATTLK-Receipts, $50 head; the demand
largely exceeds the supply; market strong
and all good stock n I'M and higher; stoekers
and feeders in good demand
.HoGs-kecelpts.- 1876 head; firm and So
higher, range 81 95a5Ul.
Tho Daily Indicator reports. Wheat re-
celpts, . Sis bus; shipments. ~ 557 bus. !;
red cash sake bad, 8iasc asked No. soft,
cash, 90aG5SIc.
CoRN- Receipts, II ,6H bu.. shipments Il. sss;
IN store, "a, IA byS.; hfmer and CHER /;
No: 2m1xed. cash, 40xc bid. 4115c asked
OATS-No. ?. cash, 23c bin
RYE-No. cash, 451sc bid, 46c asked.
E69s-Steaoy and un changed: -
BUTTEE-Steady and unchanged.
FEovlsIORS-Iongc clear sides, smoked, On g
rlD sides, SHc; clear sides. 9'sci hams. 1sc.
81 Chicago.
CHICAGO. Nov. n
HoGs-Receipts, 1850 head: active and
higher; light, u 30<t4 20; IOugh packing,
344eQ4 20; heavy packing and shipping,
CGTTLR-R Receipts, 5000; steady; slow; ex
ports. "a 2SgB 75; common to choice shipping,
%HRAT-Lo0er; soc, Nov
CoRH-tIIgher; 50kc Tor Nov.
OATs-hlsheF; Bic Nov.
RYR-5Sc.
BARLEY-64c
PORK-Loweri $l2 rs Nov.
Ia Il
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Bloody Rio. Near rlttaburg.

PTrrsBuRG, Nov. 2G.-IntellIgence
was received tonight of q bloody riot
which occurred forty miles east of Pitts
burg at a natural gas well at Murrysville
between the iab0Ters of rival gas fuel
companies, resulting in the death of one
man and serious injury OF four others.
A burning well at that point is claimed
by the Penny Fuel company and also by
Milton Weston, Chicago capitalist,
The Penny Fuel company has been in
possession. This afternoon a gang of
thirty labOrers employed by Weston
made their appearance armed with
shotguns and clubs, Their intention
was to take possession of the well and
the property surrounding To reach
the well they would he Obliged Ia re-
move large pile ot lumber. The Ia
borers of the Pennsylvania Fuel con-
pany were digging n trench for pipe.
As soon as the object Ofthe invaders was
known, G. Y. H6Ymaker, = member of
the Pennsylgania Fuel company ordered
the men out of the trench They were
unarmed, and in order to hold the lnm-
her pile sat on il ia q body. The Wes-
ton forces moved forward and ordered
the laborers off The latter refused to
go and after threatening demonstrations,
the attacking party raised their guns
and fired. The assault was unexpected
and the result frightfuI. When the
smoke cleared away, q. N. Haymaker
and three others were found lying on the
ground. Haymaker was dead, and three
others of his party, whose names are not
yet ascertained, eerI0nsly and probably
fatally injured. a scene OF the greatest
confusion ensued. The workmen of
both parties engaged IN a pitch hattie.
A man named Keller, belonging to the
Weston party, was seriously injured,
and many others slightly. The Weston
force, being armed, finally put the
counts were In possession.
The sheTiffha been called upon and
detectives Of this city dispatched. A
later dispatch from the scene of the riot
says the trouble occurred this morning,
and that the Pennsylvania Fuel compn-
ny party, led by Haymaker. were the
sggTeasOTs. The we'll was in possession
Of the Weston forces. Haymaker early
an the day engaged in scnffie with a
workman named ClOuser and was &C.
VeIely beaten. He then collected eight
OF his men, armed them with clubs, and
after assaulting and fatally wnunding
Keller, WestOn's Waterman, WesLOn's
party opened fire with the result as given
in the previous dispatch. Haymaker's
party fed 10 MHrFaysville, but the sher
i'll was notified and started to the scene
with a posse. 1t is reported also that
HAymaker's brother and friends organ
lied party and left for the well with
the avOwed intention of having revenge
at any cost.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-01
THE FIEND REMoRsE


Drives John bryant 10 Attempt His Life.
Some time ago there was an acci-
dent at Ranger in which several men
were killed. The railroad company
has attached blame to several OF the
hands engaged In running the trains
at the time, especially Is brakeman
named John Bryant living in this city
censured for not having proper signal
lights out. Since the accident Bryant
has been very uneasy in mind, culmi-
mating Tuesday afternoon in a de-
termination on his part to
end his existence. Several timee dur
ing the day Bryant, who was in
great mental agony, remarked ~
can't stand 1t, won't bear it,
Procuring pistol, before anyone
could prevent him, he put il to his
temple and fired. Being somewhat
nervous the ball entered below where
II was intended to, crashing through
both jaws, inilieting terrible wound.
The pistol was wrenched from the
mans grasp, but he begged pteously
that Ii be returned TO him that II,
might end his agony. At last ac-
count, Bryant was not expected ia
live. The wounded mans home is
here, but his rash act was done al
Ranger.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-01
RAILROAD NEWS.

And :. ID. Hair is likewise happy.
Johny 0'Mallcy Is happy it's a boy.
w. III. Vaughn OF Big Springs is lin
the city.
Talmage is invinciblc, and the rail-
road mems hegira commences to-day.
o. A. Haynes, superintendent of
motive power OF the ~ r., went
west last night in his private car.
w. III. Reilly, master mechanic OF
the santa Fee, was in the city ycstcr-
day shaking hands with His friends.
Colonel w. w. McCredry is becom-
ing an aesthetic of the Oscar Wilde
school. IL is said he IL preparing q
lecture on the contiguity of the I'M
mediate, with which he will regal,
the aesthetic citizens of the third ward
Mt an early date,
j. w. Porter, at the freight office. Is
devoting considerable talent To the
cultivation of that manly science
which "soothcs the heart OF the
savage. Choice selections from leading
authors by telephone free of charge "a
the ladies.
An order has been issued by Gen.
eral Manager ralmagc 10 heads OF de
partments in the Gould southwestern
system to reduce the operating ex.
| penses of the roads in this system so
| per cent. IN obedience TO this order
/ about one-fourth of the mechanics at
the Il. 4 r., round house have been let
! ont
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-01
,,,,oNouNCED A FRAUD.
,gashery and Others Declare the
~. ..,ipr PRIEST an Impostor.

,~bery and Others Declare the
~. s.xeiing Priest an Impostor.
,he cist day of February the
irrrr gave an account in its special
~ 'Dallas of the frauds prac-
~ IN plausible, sleek,
e5ucated, dark-haired, short
AMI man, who claimed to be n
s's the Catholic church. The
ess also stated that Father Mar
~ had published card about the
- last night Father Loughery
y, ~ the GAZETTE Office and asked
1 snroper representations be made in
"a 10 a man, who paper pub
S'"a here said was distinguished
I.solic priest from Galveston, and
IND of Martin Casey, Esq, this
= calling himself Father Cregan.
A ,snorter of the GAZETTE inter-
Pred Mr.. Casey who says he does not
~ Crepan, ahd never saw him UNI
q dav or two ago when he came
His store considerably under the
fIuepce of liquor.
faishop Gallagher, of Galveston, has
+i6ed the priests of the state to be
|the lookout for the fraud, one of
LIE letters coming to Father
'rsaan told devout Catholic yester-
\ that he had obtained several days
Rye of absence from the Bishop,
|, had asked to have
time extended, so he would
4. e.. 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-01

Mrs. stevens, Arlington: j. III XII.
Tough, Aurora; j. VI. GRAY. Com
iuanche, Tex; l.. Hirsch, Dallas: n
ID. Berry, City: II. NJ. Mcmahon. chi.
rago; III. sheppard, Dallas: II. j. Crow
Decatur; +. Mcknight, Arlington
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
Mrs. McHusted, Denisbn: j, Nor.
mon Ogden, Macon, Ga: 7. T.. Yok.
um, Antelope; 4. O. Waggoner. Hon
kins. Mo; w. J.. Brown, Rockwell
G. III. Paddock, Hodges; ID. l.. onin,
lon, Taylor; ]. T.. London, Texarkn.a.
q. B. Brown, Bowie; Brink Morris
~. Louis. James Donkes. Chicago:
Mrs. Henry Loop, sherman; 1. Young.
sherman j. II. Morton. Louisville; /.
NJ. Robertson, Burnett; G.. II. Bear,
Evansville; Fred Richards, st. Louis:
Joe May, Marshall; w. j. Barrett.
waco; =. =. Germont, Bonham; John
iSegel, Dallas; 5. w. Lovelady, Gle
euInei !. g. Julian, Frank
iort, XVI w; r.. Moore,
Albany; VIM. Fletcher, Albany;
d. ,. Uullum, Albany; J. Nj. Corlin,
Louisville; II. Watson and II. O.
Huife, city; NJ. &. Lewis, Colorado
Springs; ID. o. Jones, Aurora; vamuss
Lewis, tunnels; G. w. McGehec,
Weatherford J A. Dickerson, Paris,
us: J. X. Key, Runnels; Jno. NJ.
Boyles, Moline, Ills; A. II. Gunison,
San Francisco; #. Il, Brown, Missouri
Pacific Railroad; w. Mum, Lebanon;
l.. Hazard, Kansas City; w. G. Spar.
row, Bourbon, Indiana; T.. +. Knott,
Wichita Falls; Il. p. Boyle, Alabama;
W. II. Cunningham, West Virginia;
\. ID Stanley, Dallas; +. Workman,
New York; J. T. Browaugh, McIenan
county: l.. A. Cobb and family, Mar
shall; Nj. Levy, st. Louis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-01
A HEROINE
or Jerico Badly Mashed on tho Gazette and
Texas.-A Complimentary Letter.


Texas.--A Complimentary Letter.
TO the Gazette.
Elmo, KY, February 25--This is
my first opportunity of acknowledge
ing the receipt of your really valuable
paper. find it entertaining and in
structive. Kentucllians can learn
something even of the geography of
your state. | like the reports from the
different counties, at the same time |
learn the name of the county site in
absence of a map of the state. Your
readers can even learn how 10 brand
cattle, and how not to steal them.
We find by looking at the prices cur
rent you are getting something to eat
and wear cheaper than we can get it
here in this, the favored land Of the
world, its bad roads and worse streets.
We see your citizens are more enter
prising in everything than we are
here, even to furnishing the guilty,
and sending back to other states their
bank tlieglngs. Your. criticisms are
piquant and sarcasm TO the point. /
have heard much of Texas being
rough and the resort of rascals fleeing
from justice in other states
but the kettle can't call the pot
black" | see your sources of amuse-
ment are refined, and instructive, and
a Langtry can be here, rs well IA in
Texas. / see your educational facili-
ties surpass ours, and glad TO see that,
as it shows what the future ofyour
state will be. | am Just in receipt of u
lett er from Fairfield, Limestone coun-
ty written by Rev. :. G. Littlepage,
OF Microcosm. notoriety, in which he
says (after giving all the good produce
tive points, there is perhaps no state
in the union, where intelligence is so
generally ditiused, rs in Texas, so that
the temes "centre of civilization IL
practically a missioner in the state,
and, should you come TO Texas ! hope
you will be pleased. Make up your
mind TO take it as you We're taken,
'for better, or for worse" | have
never been better pleased with
any description of new country. He
is truly giant, in some respects at
least. He is called Littlepage, but ]
venture the assertion he weighs one
hundred and ninety, not n very small
page. / hope he takes the GAZETTE.
| would like to hear from him again
but fear he will pay me back in my
own coin, rs | know something of his
power. ! am expecting to take n par
| tial tour through Texas some time this
year, and will call oil that little page,
and will certainly take in Fort Worth,
and visit your sanctum, TO take look
. at your intelligent phiz, Of | may
Judge of that by the excellence of your
paper ! handed your papers around
to my neighbors, some OF whom never
saw Texas paper, and some of whom
said "why Texas is certainly gaining
on Kentucky, and If the editor is not
mistaken in prices, We can live cheaper
there, than here AS have extended
this letter to II greater length than
anticipated, will close.
Yours truly.
"HERoINE or JERIco.D
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-01
Wants n Divorce.

Matilda Steele, by her attorneys,
Ball & McCart, came into court yes
terday and filed with District Clerk
Hartstield her original petition asking
to have the bonds matrimonial now
holding her to Jack Steele dissolved.
Matilda says she was married TO Jack
on the Dist day of June 1877, but that
Jack did not stay with her long, but
without asking or obtaining her con
sent, LETT for Coleman county, without
cause or reason, intending To abandon
her, which he has done, as he has not
returned nor has she seen him
for three years past, namely
February 9Th. 1888.
Matilda therefore prays the court to
grant her divorce, and asks that costs
Of suit and attorneys fees be paid by
the naughty Jack.
Two children born of the union are
dead, and there is no community prop
erty TO complicate matters.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-01
drowned i'm the Henrietta.

Last Friday n young man named
lem, about p years old, who had
n at work for Maj. Walden, near
jIler. mounted his horse TO 80 into
country few miles on business.
n was expected he would be gone
teral days, his friends had no idea
| accident had befallcn him. Sun
I some men who happened to be on
{nrietta, about four miles from KEEL
saw a horse with saddle and bride
Ethe banks Of the stream, butno rider
Nile. AS the creek had been up
" high, the men became alarmed,
II searching on the other bank found
body of Allen. 1t is thought Allen
thed his horse into the swollen,
|ek and getting beyond his horses
lth was washed Off and drowned,
en- the horse managed to get out on
other side. Young Allen had only
IN in the county three weeks COM
from Tennessee. He was mem
of the Presbyterian church, and
Exemplary young man. This UNI
bely death has cast n gloom of the
IN of Keller, where deceased was
iii known,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-01
More About That Roll.

Ii. H. Wilson, the man mentioned
yesterday in connection with the sum
of III ,0l0 found in his pocket, sobered
up to-day and received his money. Last
night City Marshal Sam Farmer
received q telegram from Cisco, signed
by j. Il. Austin, making inquiries
about Wilson. Captain Farmer re.
piled to the telegram and no answer 10
the reply had been received at u late
hour. Wilson was at the City Hotel
last night, still drunk. He stated that
he had deposited his money at a bank
He says he is from Baltimore
To Dallas and from Dallas here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-01
..u.e. .rr,yals.
MlNsION HOTEI.


e. L. Crandell, II. l.. Crandell, 81.
LOUIS; John II. Osborne, city, /. I.
Stice, Burleson, Texas; M. Marx, New
horki w. III. Martin, Hillsboro,
pexas; Miss Jeffie Murphy, Decatur;
~ NJ. Mobley, Texas Express mes ger
1f ls. Davis, Louisville, Ky; }. IL.
chman and lady, Houston; Il. Green,
Ep'lnc,innati; f. +. Dunlap, Louisyillei
n f1 I. LAWYER, jackson, Tenn; A. d.
hhyres, Bonneville, Ark; /. Thomas
Mn; }. b. Rhea, Strawn; John L.
papes, Strawn; j. G.. Moody, Strawn
NY NV. Germaisa, New York
after Richardson, New YORK
III q. Edgbert and wife, New YORK
T. McLain, Henrietta; II. o. Sor
~, bridgeport; Col. G. B. Pickett
ipsne Farmer, Decatur; John Brown
p"ageport !; j. j. Farmer, Decatur;J
A., iLzell, city q. A.lSergeant, Mans
Jmg r. i. Hall, NJ. d., Oak Grove
j MMogh Quinley, Montgomery, Ind.
n NJ. ~ Brown, TT. Worth; j. M. Beck
au' sau Antonio; c. III. Stevens an'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-01

Dahlmsn Bros. ,clothiers have lust re-
ceived an elegant line OF piece goods.
The very finest Scotch tweeds, cassi.
meres and worsteds, plain and fancy.
Also the latest styles OF Stctson hats,
hosiery, silk handkerchitss, etc.
We arc now receiving from New
York the very latest styles of clothing
and gents furnishing goods ever hrough,
10 this market. Prices TO suit In,
times. Come and see for yourself.
Respectfully,
DAHLMAN Bros.
2-ol-tf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-01
Levied On.

fhortly after five o'clock yesterday
nstable Hale went to the bakery OF
|krohn, on Main street, with two
'cutions, one in favor of Garripy &
pith for $3.50 and interest and the
Der in favor of Il. Syten for about
principal and interest. Two floats
d been secured, and were driven up
front of the door. The constable
bceeded to levy on "a large quantity
flour, but Mr.. Krohn proposed to
sist when Hale blew his whistle
hich not only brought several police
Pm but a large number of citizens,
20 must have imagined something
fious was up. Six or eight darkeys
Pre- empl Eyed to carry out the flour
ID In a short time enough had been
ped to satisfy the executions. One
the judgments is four years old. A
PAU amount of other. property besides
|e Hour was taken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-03-01
PRESS MARKET REPORT.
stocks and Money.

Kew York. February sS.--stocka--Mnrlset
opened strong and aeNiii higher aud aitcr a
farther slight adva - In some shares the
market became duh and weak, and at II
o'clock a locline ranging from 4, TO X
took place.
New York, February 49, Money osis;
prime mercantile paper nd'S bar silver
I. iSN; exchange steady az S1a; long do;
ISli4 sight
Governments unchanged except as regis
tered u hiehcr,
state bonds without feature. Railroad
bonds active and < morally higher.
StocM since u y CLOCK has been dun and
without particular feature.
FlNes, cSteuded, eSla; lh's, llsts; Is, | Iqss;
SIS, u3At