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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

LIvERPooL June 2s.-- riorrpH Spot closed
weak and Irregular. i-l5 lower.
Yestor iay. To-day.
Ordinary ,.......,.... 1-l8 %.
Good ordinary ........ ~ J'lG
Low middlipR. ....,.. = Gl-iG
Middling uplandH,.. q b-lB bG
Middling Orleans. q T-l6 OA
sales BOOB
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
A CHlLDLIKE CELESTIAL,
Loses Twenty Thousand Dollars In /.
House Of Known Reputation.
me Examiner Divorced and Determined
to Go 1t Alone.


special 10 the Gazette.
WACO, June 2s.-Chunr WING
ShinamaD, claiming to be tea mer.
chant Of San Francisco, the latter run
oy his wife under the name of Mrs
Wing Co., created much notice here
To-day by lamentations over the loss of
a bank check of $4,000, drawn nv bis
VIE on Chicago, ON the Clarinda Ma.
tional bank, Clarinda. Iowa Ssornh
was Trade and the check was found All
diireputable house where Ching
Wun2 passed last night. Telerrams
sent y Chicago led 10 the belief that
The Clinaman had no friends in that
clty, ana he waslceked up temporarily
rs suspicious character until n tell.
gram can be received from the bank In
Clarlnda. The man had several hun.
oreu dollars III cash on his person.
which he has been spending freely
disslpabng and buying jewelry. The
checS has been Endorsed by two mar.
ucs, put IN no case was made payable
TO The present bearer. The theory is
that the Chinaman wanted to make
display of of fictitious wealth. with a
view of yclimi2iug people. The teie-
gran Is now awaited from Clarin la.
WHEN will show whether Ching
Wing has any funds IL the bank
there or not.
The Examiner people this morning
commenced moving their presses and
tyie from the Sunny South building
where the material OF the two offices
bal been consolidated. a deputy
sheriff protected them in The work.
Tie material Is in bad shape and must
require several days 10 get ready for
use. 1t has also been covered by at.
tahments aggregating several thou
sad dollars and will be sold in
tD days; but these measures are sim
pk II part of the programme of the
owners TO get the material away from
tie Sunny South people and Mr.. Eli
gin aud Maj. Downs VIII buy it
IN at the sale. Mr.. Elgin
says he will be able to
hy in the Examiner Tuesday. II is
II believed, however, that some ar
l.hgement will be made to obviate the
threatened war between the two morn
Ing papers. The episode creates con-
siderable interest in the community.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
Marshall.

s)ecial 10 the Gazette.
MARSHALL, June 2S.-Heavy rains
LIST night and again this evening.
The district court adjourns this even
Ing.
A carload of Galveston watermelons
arrived this morning and are going of
like hot cakes.
The crop prospects are improving
eTery day.
Mai. Pitts is convalescing.
Smallpox has fiZzled out.
Hon. WI. Gavin isin the city.
A meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Marshall d Northwestern Railway
company was held to-day and the old
officers reelected for the ensuing year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

DAHL d mozart, ATTORNEYS at LAW.
ID Once over First National Bank, corner
Houston and Second streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

Potatoes-lrish, now, per huahol, Gna5s
NNcA, -----c. uuinps, per - =, EnNl rurnips
q NIL VI ~. Beans, III boiA.,5r., larst
Lima blsod nrNnll butter, titGDSe. piokles,
hrlt hni,. iutd, $500; hair hbi., small, rs "a.
NhoeH1, hnlf cream, lalscss null cream, ilic.
pcanuia lalNial1e older, helf.hbl., IS ~
Cabbage, &c.
PduLrily--Aonh. Sai 40 - por dorci,
young sprlng chickens, q sss1----, rurkoyf,
b pOpiAO0; Goeao, "a 90 s9e 60, Duuks, IS ugae
3 80.
lsggs--Por dca6n, sdlON
Fresh country buitep chuica, " a lar
Crctne,y ,a9sesG 90; old buttor, s,9luc,, .0loo
margarine, BE,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

L.as-cs 81, sns72S july ,rs@5 50:
/. NJ nus, I MrSrs : shoulders SIS; short ris.
NvK srctx.
reports: "'
Hoes RECEIPTS $50: closed 1855 20.
SAlrLS- Recepts SO. export grades fO,s
We. good 70 choice shirplne, 9 Ns0G "a; cons.
mon 10 medium S lN26 Or grass Texans o.
~ - corn.ied Texans Mas 90.
ShEsl'-iSe ceipis, S0s interior to fair 2S
extra ooSi25. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
New York Stock Market,

NEW York, June % Governments steady.
Railways 5per cent higher thismternoon
With better feeling all around.
State securities quiet
stocks opened firm and higher, and the hrsi
fifteen minutes OF business there was AN ad-
vance In prices OF iA8lH pei cent. Az hrst
call Union Pacific developed weakness ana
Ell of nnder large sales TO 2SSs, Central Pa-
Sfc broke ?a3. but other active shares de
ained only L@X. About ii there was
o,mplete change for The better ana lend'hs
soeks were IN brisk demand for bulis ae-
n,u,t and TO cover short contracts Chief
mnonc the causes which contributed TO the
were announcements from
liverpool that $4,000 in gold had peeh
shipped nom that port to New horR' 'h'1
Vanderbilt had been large buyer OF some
ofllis stock, notably Lake SHORE; Tue oNiois'
announcement, that the Union Pacific coin
n,nv would as usual pay us July interest,"
a,J favorable bank statement, whlch
sIoved an increase in surplus reserve OF
sa1O- $50. bringing tho total surplus up 10
st, ,las2r. Notwithstanding bonds ienlmofe
s,.e,v the past week some OF the active room
Traders turned from hear TO ball and iiis was
No, without influence on prices. improve
mont ranged from TO b5s per cent
lake shore rose sos, New Jer-
cav Central 81, Lackawanna 50
Western Union Az, Northwestern S,z; Union
pac,ac AZ, 81. Paul ~, ST. Paul preferred %
Central Pacinc 81, New York Central %
yor,hern Pacific preferred X. Lonisviiie q
vsshyIlIe ~, Missouri Pacific ~, Missouri,
Yansas Texas 23s, Pacinc MAI "a ana
YEAS paclfi, ~. The market closed ~ OF
,ear the highest point Of Inc uhy'
rompared with last nights cios'
,ny. prices show ST. Paui ~ per
cant higher, Lake shore ~, Iackawanna
and Northwestern ~. Northwestern p's,s''
a Nd " 81. paul 81. Western Union ~ wa,
h. n preferred ~, Illinois Central w, YEN
ira, rat Paelnc az, chicago. Burington quincy
~ Missouri Pacific and Union isene -
1;snsas 4 Texas. Reading Louisville sa,n :.
,,,I,a q New orls Central w, and reinA'ha''
oflist per cent. ,n.,ease.
a., ,oe com pared with last week.
transactions. $4,000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

-fAadHtoads, imitation walnut
wood seat, " doE, 10 1907 %; cane and rattan
seat, 81 0oaps 10; cane seat dining, $40 pl,21 %
Guilds and rockers, 81 O0Gsl2 50; large rocking
I ~; Mirrors, arth tops, \ dox. o. g1GDl2 70
Tables, round, " O0ib8b0; lsll leaf, o. hlaDJ So
snfeH, ench. 81 2sSy3 D0 BursauA, % BGeJ1 20
wash stands. 81 2i4tb ~ bed spgipgs Va 1891 90
Baby Carriages, W DlGD
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

special % the Gazette az +'''''

Special 90 the Gazette.
81. LOUIS june &.--wheat-Increased re-
celpts OF new crop and nno harvesting
weather helped the bears considerably
frlces declined from y to&.
In corn there were plenty OF sellers aud
few buyers. Declines were in order aud the
market closed weak nj q on,
Provisions were fairly active and the feel
ing better.
Texa1 cattle are in llgh supply and arm al
4 COOS 20.
Sheep steady and unchanged.
PRODUCE.
ST, LOUIS, June D. klouR-- Unchanged
WHBAr-Unsettled lower and weak.
CoHN--a2l Sgb52asc cash; 52tS June; 6.5s@b2h
July. G05s August
oATs-51hCgSl4 cash: 2S'seeg9 July.
PRoyisIoSa.
WHIsRY--l 0S.
CoBNMEAL.-2 90.
PRoNIsfuSs-Dull.
PoRR--i5 I'D.
BULK MEATs-Long clear 30; short clear
"a; snort RIBS 1901 a.
BACoS = Long clear 3Tl.6S b'; short rib
S G9i1gos Is; short clear ~ 1863 co.
LARD-Nominal.
LAVE STOCK.
CATrIE = Receipts 400.
HoGS-Receipis 2,Ol; quiet NJ & ~,
SiEkP--No sapply and nothing done.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

EoK sAI.E-A FIooH OF aRAnEn
a. sheep: Fair price and terms, For nnrtlr'
uiass aaoress s. q. II. witten. Bodford nv.
Green county. W ioih
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
exports for speculation 800
flporia. li.0nl. Americhn 1900


NEW Oa.ssra June gg. Uorsoa :.
Spot closed very dull; lower TO sell.
sales 200
Ordinary l0 Low Middllng ID 6s: Mid
ding ~ Jooi Niidhns II II; Middling
Fair II ~: Fair llys
except September, which is points lower.
Rzles .JtO1.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

l lnoonuI HAVE LOST THE KEY TO YOUR
M s ra,s or valise, A. j.. Anderson, 2a Hous-
ed viii can supply you with q new one
c;@n AM guarantee nt. Locks, hinges,
Mays on ia uaastelinRs, single or TO maicn'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

TJHEAtPI, ETON, WYNNE 81 CARTER, AT
4 torneys-at-law. Ofiice over Fort Worth
National bank, corner Main ana First streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

.Em,ern rexns and scethorn ysSas .socA
s ,ne nnous two dollars yer head lsss Than
1he abcve prices are for hcryis OF ION, nesa
SUI upward. delivered on tsc ttalie. ss,, isr
ruch cattle ~ those raised IN fbs c,,,,,,t,s.
cInhsaced In the following trrritof-v Wa
oI khe Tesss ccntul Railway: NORTH az ni,ns
drawn east and vast With Waco and cs,t "a
as,ee drawn north and south with naird and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

aAY-- LoosA rom wagun 7EnonHh, pe.
too corn, 5lG53r. Oats, country. agag, tsn
bran. sl,oo y POI 100 Chops, "a 10 per 10
Millet, per ton, gl0&ll,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

wheat oholcs poc.@ gi, medium sQspn
Interior, taeSbe; oats, s,ags{o; barley. BOs
Voc; corn. 51Gb5c; rye th.pn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
LAND AGENT.

DErIfR q. RUCEER n TO- BELrON.
4 Texas, Land and General. Agents Sole
proprIetOrs of the Abstract OF bell County
Guiding surveying and conveyancing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
pure Ice Cold MILK.

From the Marine dairy sold by the
glass, or gallon, at Miller's fruit
sore, 30S Houston street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

Visible supply ul cotton IA the world on
SRwriAN june -, according To the New
York Chronicle:
This week. Last week
Total sunnly to-day......, 9,gll,a'a 9aSl.sls
same day last yenr........2, ti0,lS 9,tS,5gi
decrease '.'',-'.-......... lus.iH 2i9,7oT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
sheep scarce and dull.
PRODUCE.
LIVE sToCK,
new YORK.


PRODUCE.
NEW YORK, June 2s.-FLouR-Dull.
WHEAT--spot lots declined 70 ~; options
sE 10 ~. leaving OF weak ~ bnitam hRuies;
No. . led siA; No. req MA@lvss Sf 80, ~,
10 80 ssa s,ot grsdss IA 10 TX lower, closing
easy: options declined Nto y, opening nnd
closing strong resoNe sr .a X, !" iodsst IA
~ rsnc IS 3 Ss5s III closing 90 ii: July $50
c1s0lI, closing 81 H.; August 6JS-ieOs 10,
closing AT o.
PAoVisiuNs' o,>
CoErEE-,rGI; $40 auii aap m,,,',,, nsTtIyv
~ y, The decline AT Havre and some selling
here on European account; ITO NO J, spot,
g. ,o,so ,aas
Rio So.5,
july. 95es "
August ;,,..'''' az
IVA IN. Firm; Muscovado I.2lai b-s Trinl.
dad lila; Porto RICO ~; Engllsh s,ands
iS.,gi lisio renh i, nv tssav. 20 test REIN
~ ia.n
RioE-Firm with moderate demand.
Rc.Is-steady at s24,@l III.
wooL-,Quist and unchanged.
Laan- Firm and steady; spo. 745
LIVE STOCK.
pprvrs-Recsipts lsD. tribe lower for
co,nno on 10 middle grades; exports 1901 co.
POOR 10 70 p pr nte.r n sold for %.
SHEEP Receipts SO; frmer; z'SS % Tor
sheep; 1852 " ior iAniiDs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

a. Observation-Disclosures. y kcs, 81 20; Rine. " Is n.
tons ride, v lsst ibs..S Isl Eife. pciS "a. AZ Al
shot--sa sscki bucs shot f-a,, "
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
LAND roR SALE.
TMPRovED MONTAGUE COUNTY
"A For Sale by
G. G. JOHNSON

O.. G. JOHNSON
LAW bN: LAND and COLLECTING Af,,r
bowle, Montague County, Texas A'
800 acres in two l00-acre tracts. edio,r,,.
cacn o'her, situated about four miias aa !.
nom howie on benton Creek: rich hntsn,,
i n,n- ADoat NJ y acres OF each tract in good
slete nt cultivation, twenty-four acres fnore
being broken nearly ali wsil fenced fno'
proNements; Good average house ?txss n
large sinoke-honke; good barn, 2Ix36. win
iiooIs above and below; granafy, crib and
staoies eMcellent peach orchard two acresl
pesips. Toe portions of each tract OF cul
tlNated well tinbered. VIII sell with grov-
ing crops, VIZ, 80 acres " heat 10 OF oaie % az
OF corn, qua y OF cotton. Terms; so ner
ecre' ~ luoing aeoye;tai lei,st half or more
cas-! Two Seals' time on balance. One OF the
best Improved places IA Mont que county.
l5S l2 acres, situated about four and n hnlf
miles southeast OF Bowie. fifty acres In
ienee, and folty-flye acres IN good state OF
cultivation; balance OF dtsict well timbered
improvements; Good franz house, GOOD
well and cistern, lots, crib, stable, etc Al
least 1Ol acres out OF tract is good tlllable
litnd. Plenty stpeE water Within three.0uar.
tets OF y mile; fne range on cast between
l3rushy and Denton Creeks. VIII sc / grow.
lnR crops with place If purchaser desires
also 20 bushels corn, 90 head sheep, Is head
young COVE and calves aud some hogs, A
bargain can be had In above.
100 acres, known MS the I.oveless place. sit.
nated about five and q half-ruiles from Bowie
between il and sunset, on Big Sandy Cresk
sixty acres In good state of cultivation, SO
acres under ience, balnn 20 tim ber-uparIv'a ali
OF tract Rond tlllable land. Good average
improvements, Including two dwelling
houses Two wells, lots etc. Terms reason
able.
ALSO has for sale uuimproved lands IN
Montague aud adjoining counties: also
Bowie property, business and residence. APP
ply 10 or ADDRESS c. q. JOHNSON,
Lawyer, Real Estate and Collecting Ag't
Bowie, Montague County, Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

Hutchsr live weiehts.
BseYes-corr fsd. per pound esss<c
Cows per pound ,......,..,...-,ss q s>,c
q ass led. per pound. 800: x ~ g
Auttjna- Fair. fat mnttonAi y 4kdp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

rcrtify the sys.
tenn. All " h q
have sNi,c rienced
ami witntss'h the
eject Of iiosto,.
tls Stona CHI
Hi,iers upon tho
weak, h TO X on
down. d ssponding
victims OF iys.
pcpla, liver com.
plant, revct and
nguc, rh Ell IN n
usn, nciN ous de-
hilliy or rrcnu.
tufc decay, know
tnnt In shls su-
prne tonic and
alternative I no re
exists q fptclno
rrlnciplr which
resrhcs the very
tvurcc q tho
plute Snd pcrmn.
al druggists and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
nAcK llNns

-. & Y, LOVE, MINERAL WELLS. rAI,o
49,, tlito county Texas, runs the Ilnest ssa,
cord coaches TO and from Milisan 80, , ION
ing With AZ trains, and Is prepared Il,
rr.TeieFs With Teams To any point al Snsnsai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
LOST.

u ia e. SQUARE, GOLD SLEEVE BUT
sutsf. 1, AIN raised rustic initial X Ia we
sEais offHn NJ one leaving II at Mr.. Cettfs real
- VIII be suitably rewarded.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29

vo,u June as.-Money ~, closen
MEN a 81 prime mercantils paP,ss, per, S. so
oiis,,se .,v aaxchanse d d weak, sSih' sisnb ca
change 49, Bosps
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
ZAP COLUMN.

.,.so,s undor this head win be in
w. w. raie Of Ave cents a line, each
. "a '.sr words 20 the line. No adver-
y 49, Tor icss than Is cents. Par
.som we nave norunning account
n ADVANCE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
rOH sALE-nryE srnoE-

TWO WELIrGRADED RufT. rA,v,,s
n Tor sale at Railway Hospital. 90 -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-29
FOR RENr-DwELLINas.
OFFICE FOR RENT.

i AMI" on Z RooMY OFFICE, FRONTING
q nSwr houston street. For terms apply 10
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-15

Z:20 m Lv .Atlanta..Lv $500 IN 400 N
~ p ~ Ar Macon. Ar 1910 ID 7:87 m
~ m Ar Eufaula Ar. 4:2S p ID
II :40 p m Ar Albany Ar. 4:G5 b no
3:1z IN Ar. Columbus. Ar. 1850 , m
........ Al. Afilled'v vile. AR ....... IO:29aa
........ Ar. .EatOnton. ar ........ Il 100 u m
.......-. Ar. Augusta Ar - 4:45 IN
......... Ar. SaVannah.Ar SJ0am 3.25pm
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The bark Paquete del Ventrell. which ar
rived at quarantine Sunday from Havana, is
consigned to Messrs. Hawkins 4 GOgorza.
Schr Geo w Jewett, McKOWn from Jack
sOnville for New York previously reported),
remained at Nassau Jan awaiting the ar
rival OF spars.
The wrecking steamer Resolute returned
to Norfolk from Hatteras Saturday morning.
having been sent to the relief Of the schr
Emma ROmmel, which was found in such a
condition that nothing could be done for her.
Schr Eleanor, Poole, Pensacola, at New
1ork 18th, reports as follows: On jan s, of
Hatteras, had heavy gale from Sc, lasting
y hours; had forward part of cabin house
stove cabin filed with water. fore boom
broken, fOresai split. deck load of lumber
started and Charles FOssett, mate, had a leg
broken.
Brig Arcot, at New York, Jan 18th, reports
the following: On the 9Th in lat "a lon 81 o..
sighted what appeared to be the stumps of
masts about miles to leeward; bore down to
it and found it to be the schr Maggie NJ Rivers,
Of ThomastOn. Me, Robinson, from Fernandna
for Washington, n q, before reportsd), lum-
Der laden and waterlOgged, having been dis
masted on the Sth in a heavy Sc gale. After
great difficulty, owing to the heavy gale and
tremendous sea running, succeeded in rescu-
ing all hands z mem and brought them to this
port,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-15
CONSIGNEEs.

Per Charleston and savannah Railway.
Jan l4-Fordg Office, Lee Roy Myers, W A
JaUdOn, l. w Wortsman, Weed 4 G.. r A
Schwarz, " E Alexander & Son, Graham 4 H.
J L Shuptrine, Peacock. II & Co, Ga 4 Fla In
) Co. Bacon, J & Co, Bendheim Bros 4 Co, est
Jno Oliver, Garnett: 5 3 Co, L Guilmartin
Per Central Railroad, Jan l4-Fordg Agt,
II NJ Conner & Co, w W Gordon 4 Co. Order,
L GUilmartin & Co, Jno Flannery & Co, F NJ
Farley, BALDWIN & Co. Garnett, S 4 Co, A A
lean, 7 p Bond, W | Miller, Miss Mary Lord,
Haines < :, Weed & c, NJ Y Henderson. W w
Starr. NJ Ferst Il Co. Lee Roy Myers. Frank
Divine, 5 Guckenheimer & Son, ID Bacon &
Co. Chas Ellis.
Per savannah. Florida and Western RAIL
way, Jan l4-Fordg Office, NJ Y Henderson,
VIM Hone Co, Screyen House, Bond & 5,
G II Dorsett. Holcombe, G & Co, f Acosta,
Lee Roy Myers. Boley & Son, r b Reppard,
J FCrber. r B Cassels. Dale, w Il Co. II
Keucks, II Fields, B Reedy, NJ Ferst 4 Co,
7 NJ Hull, Letter, d Dancy, Weed 4 c,
II solomon & Son. W 3 Nell Il Co, Rieser q 5,
w Z Alexander 4 son. MeiBhaTd Bros x co,
Paul Decker, J b Fraser, W Way, + Free
man. 5 stevens. Gazan, Epstein b, W )
Simpkins. Bacon, J & Co, Jno j McDOnough
Il Co, ID c Bacon 4 Co. Peacock, II 4 Co, c L
Jones. Warren a, Jno Flannery Il Co, L J
GdilmaFtin a Co, Garnett, 5 & Co, VIM Nc
Neill, Butler 4 5, W W Chisholm, W W Cor
don & Co, \ A Hardee's Son 4 Co, c Hard
wick. II NJ Conner s Co, Baldwin 4 Co, Per-
kins & Son, Estes, MICA 4 Co, NJ Maclean, 5
Cohen, Chas Ellis, Rutherford & f, Roach
& Bro.
Per steamship City of Savannah, from Phila-
delphia-E J Acosta, Allen Il /, Arkwright
Mills. NJ Berg, o Butler, I p Bond. L Byck,
Belsinger, IL Carson, Crawford y /, y
Campbell, COekshutt 4 L. NJ Case, Mrs De-
Renne, J T Cohen, Jno Cunningham, b Ell
singer, NJ Doyle, J A Douglass, A Enrich,
Epstein & 3. q Eckstein 4 Co, Eckman Il V,
| Epstein & Bro, W J Fowler, Frank & Co, J
66rdner, c Germany, c L Gilbert & Co,
g Gemunden, A Hanley. f a Knapp. Kuck
y ;, Kennedy & B, c Kolshorn Il Bro, Lowell
= l.; Jno Lyons. y Lang & Bro, ID b Lester.
= Levy x Bro Lippman Bros, } f LaFar,
Ludden \ b, J McGrath < Co, J Meier, w i
Nell a GO. } Miller & Co. Meinhard Bros &
Go, + Morgan & Co, S Mitchell, Nohr Bros, II
Miller, 4 Minis sons, Mutual Gas l. Co, esl
Jno Oliver. Jno Nicelson, j II Paplk, p Pos
tell, PauiseE. \ Panlsen q Co, Palmer Bros
II Roach Bro. } ii Ruwe, John Rourke
] b Reedy, Russak & Co, II solomon & SON
j 7 Shuptrine, r A Shuptrine, Solomons 4 Co
G + Suits, Savannah Times, II Sanders, A d
Thompson, Southern Elk Co, 5, 4 w Ry,
T Tuberdy, Thompson, b Timer, I
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-01-15
gzAEKETs BY TELEGKAF Il

LONDON. Jan "A. 4.Se p. n.-COnsols,
IOI clio for money; 1913 for account,
NEW ORLEANS, jan. 4.-ENchange an
changed.
NEW YORK. Jan. "A. nOOn.-StocEs steady,
with rally of per cent IN Wabash pre-
ferred. and ls915 per cent. IN general listi
Pullman Palace declined TO ll0GliU'2- Money
easy at 2G215 per cent. Exchange strong;
loug, 81 S4i {: Short 81 So. state bonds quiet.
GOVerlment bonds hTm.
zoe p. An.-EXcnangc, 81 81. Money, per
cent. Sub-TFeGsury balances-Coln, Sll5,329,
600: currency. S6,sas, 600. Government bonds
closed firm: four and half per cents, IA
four per cents, 1885; three per cents, 100 bid.
State bonds duh.
The stock market opened weak and prices
declined "a : per cent After raliylng q
Der cent. il again became depressed, in
sympathy with the break IN Wabash preferred
and st. Paul. The lowest quotations OF the
dav were generally current at the close,
syhen prices showed a decline Of 54G3 per
cent the latter Tor st. Paul. The depression
IN the market was due to the appointment OF
a receiver for the North River Construction
Company. TO d heavy pressure to sell West
Shore and Buffalo 6. TO the announcement
that General Manager Clark of the Union
Pacific had refused to raufy the traffic agree
rneOt made with the Chicago, Burlington and
Ouinev and Denver and Rio Grands Roads
last week. and to the belhgerent attitude Of
Tackawaaua towards the other trunk lines.
During the afternoon there was some neaN3
buvius both for long and short account,Whlch
lead to Temporary rallies IN the market. Buy
ing was based on the report That the JOINT
Executive Committee Of the Eastern Trunk
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Sen IsEInJ.-The market was very DAN,
with nothing doing. lu the absence ot sales
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Tybee. Jan II. 200 D m-Passed out, barks
Mary Graham lBr). Emma Parker (NOr), brig
Economy (Br), schr Four Sisters.
Passed up, an unknown steamship.
Arrived at anchor, schr Gen Adelbert
Ames.
Bark Louise reported of the bar leaking.
Tugs have gone to her.
Wind ;; light; fair
New York. Jan l4-Arrived. Amsterdam,
City of Augusta, kanawha, state Of Texas.
Arrived out. strs st Laurent, Celtic, Avila.
Gladiolus, ship Port Royal, briggs Express,
Annie, Austin, barks Sabine, A sta, Hugin
HOmeward, barks Forest, Margareta, ST
Christopher
New York, Jan l2-Arrived. schrs Eleanor.
Poole, Pensacola; DeMory Gray, Brewster,
Brunswick, Ga: Emily NOrtham, StetsOn,
Brunswick via Delaware Breakwater.
Cleared, schrs Index, Garrison, st Angus
tine; Euphemia a Hays, Hays, Brunswick,
Ga.
Liverpool Jan l2-sailed, bark Pohona lBr),
Nielsen, Savannah
Rio JaneirO. Jan l0-Arrived, bark Emma
q Scammell (Br), kierstead, Brunswick. Ga.
Baltimore, Jan l2-Cleared. schr Chas E
Young, CorsOn, Savannah; Eliza \ Scrbner
Scull, Bull River; Howard Williams, liver.
Savannah; Annie c Grace, Grace. last two
sailed.
Bath, Jan 9-Arrived, schr f II Cornell.
Wylie, Darien
Belfast, Jan 1l-Sailed. schr Il II Livings-
ton, Stinson, RockpOrt, to load for jackson
vile.
Philadelphia, Jan 12-Cleared, schr Andrew
Nevinger, Smith, jacksonville
Wilmington, \ C., Jan i0-Arrived schr
Mary L Allen, Butler, Fernandina.