The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-06-14
SPECIAL SUBJECTS.
New York Special Commercial TeIe~s
gram Stocks and tho staple.
President Paramore Interviewed q
That Texas Rum0r. VI
lie Is Indignant and Proceeds to Dem.
Onstrate the
OF the AsseYtfops-A
Dead Man Slandered.
The State Lunatic Asylum Middle is
Intensifyfng.
)ates at Which the Fish Commission
VIII Distribute. "'
ivil Rights Case at the Capital.

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New YORK, June 2-[special .1-Gov-
ernments firm and unchanged.
Railroads quiet and firmer. a.g
Texas & Pacific, Rio Grande divisiops
81 ~.
Fort Worth & Denver firsts, rs.
Texas e. Pacific land grants, GA 5-8.
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe frsts, 112 rs.
Galveston, Harrisburg e. San Antonio
firsts. 104I.
Missouri, Kansas G. Texas mortgages,
S21-S.
Stocks dull. but stronger.
| Denver & Rio Grande, 469.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas, 80 7-8.
Missouri Pacific, 105 7-s.
| Texas G. Pacific. IS 1-8.
Cotton unchanged; sales of the day, 67.r
| 200; Galveston arrivals, 1877 lower.
! Coffee, firm; spot unchanged: sales, A.
200; futures lower.
Hides steady, but slow trade.
Beeves-Good animals, ST. per head ad-
vanced.
Provisions dull.
NEW 1oRki June IL fresS.l-UOVer
ments per cent. higher for 3 s and as, reg
isteIs1 otherwise unchanged; reilroads.frm;
state securities dull, without feature,
except Tennessee, which. are fraction
higher.
The stock market showed considerable
strength and improvement in prices in the
forenoon. In the last hour the market was
lower without any special cause except
sales to realize profit, Central Poetic which
had been very dull for day
or two declined 7-S, and outside of this de-
cline was "a on Ohio & Mississippi and 1-8
to 3-S on the general list, leaving the market
very little changed from the closing of yes
terday, though the majority of stocks are g
fraction higher than then, Wabash and
Missouri, Kansas & Texas were strong at
the highest prices of the day, and st. Paul
e. Manitoba advanced 3-4 to 3.4. In the
late dealings the market was firmer.
Transactions, 326, 600 shares.
An Interview with President Paramore
ST.. LOUIS, June 12.-[Special.l -Colonel
]. w. Paramore was seen and questioned
concerning the telegram which appeared in
the Republican of yesterday morning from
Tyler, Texas, wherein it was stated that
certain members of the board of directors
of the Texas & st. Louis were in league
with the Gould managers and were schem-
ing to wreck the road. Colonel Paramore
was very indignant over the publication:
alt IS a lie made out of whole CLOTH" said
he, land it was sent to the Republican for
other than a news purpose. I.think will
be able to ascertain where it originated,
however. The person or persons who con-
cocted the story were not at all artistic,
however, and their work is bungle. The
wrecking scheme which is described in the
telegram is impracticable even
though there were traitors in the board
willing to carry IL out. No interest on in
provement or construction bonds will ma
ture on July LIST or any other time, and
hence it would be difficult for the directory
to default on it; nor is there interest on
any other bonds maturing. The charge
that Logan H. Roots is a party to o
wrecking scheme is an outrage on that gen.
tleman, for he is one of the best friends the
Texas & ST. Louis ever had, and has done
all in his power to promote its interests.
The charge that Mr.. Sloss is another of the
conspirators is even more outrageous, as
This last fact of itself proves that the
report comes from some one
who is ignorant of the subject he is discuss
ing, but who is mischevous nevertheless
in quarters where these blunders are mot
apparent. Such reports as these are calcu.
lated to do great injury to our road by
impairing the value Of our securities, and
hence as the president of the company,
am interested in knowing whence they
emanate and in whose interest. The Texas
d st. Louis road is independent of Mr..
Gould and purposes remaining So"