The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-30
HE BUSINESS WORL D
NEW YORK DAILY REpoRr.

NEW York, sept. 29.-Tspecial l-stoess
pisher, but closed wlthoat important
bsuge.
Railroad honds strong and higher. Fort
FORTH q Denver City flrsts, 70 10; Atlantic
Pacific incomes, IN; Houston & Texas
CENTRAL main line firsts, 30 l-2; Intsrna.
onal n Great Northern skies, rs; Kansas
hd Texas skies, Sisz, iives, 7ls{; ST. Louis.
Jew Orleans & Texas nrsts, 9Ols, Iron
ounlain flyes, 81; Texas & ~. lou,s
issoufi and Arkansas skies, 81; Texas &
sciilo Rios, esq; Wabash general mort
bges, iO34.
Money on call on stocks, to IL per cent;
ferling steady, rates unchanged
The money Needed for the re-organiza-
pn ofthe Texas d ST. Louis railroad. mn.
pr the plan OF August rs, having been SUBJ
fribed, the books have been ordered
|esed' OF the $4,000 eco outstanding stoct,
Pnds sand Ieadiustment certificates s29..
$3.50 have jclned in The plan. The road
ll be changed TO the stan
hrd gauge at the earlles prsctl.
pile period, and the question of extension
ST. Louis or East ST. Lonls VIII be deter
lned as soon as il can be ascertained
{hich isthe mos. feasible and economical
butte.
From parties who have been selling
pods along the lines Of tho Northern Pa.
nc and Canadian Pacific roads
Is learned that large
oportlon OF Immigrants who
eNe settled in the Northwest during the
psf two years are dissatisfied withsthe re-
rms from the soil and disguised with the
imate, Out door work can be carried on
ply half ths year, and many settlers assert
pey VIII not spend another winter ON
lat cold bolt after they get money enoueh
move their families TO some more con-
enisl climate. The desire of the. agricul-
lial people Is to reach the more inviting
elds lin Oregon, California andl Texas,
hich are rearer Underwater transporta.
pn.
The report OF General Miles to the adiu-
nt-geneIal states that tic Indian Terri
1y Is block in the pathway OF clvllizs.
pm. II perpetuates barbarism, costing
pndreds of thousands of dollars TO Main
IN between el,0O0 and $1,000 Indians He
Us 1t Is capable of supporting
Rny millions of whites iand ought TO b.
enedto settlement, with enough land re-
fyed TO give each Indians farm, aud ns =.
fts that they can be made self-sustaioing
Fhe July statement Of tho Southern Pa.
shows net earnings OF Si,3i0,05
binst 81 ,00S, 525 last year.
liverpool; Cotton market firm for spot;
les, 10000, of winch 1000 were specula.
Pn and export, 5000 American; receipts,
%; ali American, Futures closed steady,
Manchester; YARNS strong, sellers ask
advance
Hayre market firm; good dcmaaa; Or
ns, spot, 6S fraucs.
lew York spots Market steady and un-
hnged; Texas, 7 l5-l6 10 II GIG; uplapds,
-l0 to III -l6, ordinary to fair; Gales, 67i,
for homo consumptlon; futures opened
and 3points decline, but closed firm ct
points advance; market active; sales
POO; receipts al New York, II ,eGS, of
ich 1920 were from Galveston and New
leans. Receipts at ports, 2S,l07, against
7 last week; 29,sl4 last year; since Sep
nber /, 359,2SS, against 2l2,a2O last year;
pal stook Ia New York September IS
1887 bales
he wool market is fairly active and
h.
he cotton market is rather weak; sales
w.
hieago cattle market weak at SOS to 4.lO;
eipts, 9,0CO.
ldes quiet at unchanged quotations.