Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-03-24
ON CHANGE.
AXIS Were Feverish Yesterday
transactions Were Confined TO
q Few Leading Shares.
,,,,on Was Lower Little Business Wa,
Done in the Grain Markets, but
Better Prices Prevailed.
ELS .NCIAL.

NEW 1Nhhi m"iNh .-o-'ioNeIu-
h neut bonds strong, as and AIS being
i higher; 3's were higher, and Pa
ri ise 6's Of 1895 restored. l25 bid.
1f STATE bonds We're quiet and shade
al aver for some Issues
The rair0ad.bond market was quiet
Ina irregular, but in some instances
ETidedly lower.
The stock market was feverish, very
r,2yegulsF aud active for the leading
Utocks all 'ay Prices were IL iluenced
,rgely by nanipulators who circu-
Med rumors which, when contra
uIcted, were followed by otL ere equtl.
IN potent for the time, and this
lode of manipula Tug was kept
h. until late in the afternoon.
Naclfic Mail led the list both In point
Inactivity and advance In quotations,
HID prices moved ptrslstently up With
1fut any regard tn the rest Of the mar
JEtst from near the opening when IL
Hud 81 47l TO the close nj 523 the high.
Nj price of he day and gain OF AZ per
lent compared with the close OF Sat
&Mday.
A report was started in the morning
That the Union Pacific company had
Miscided 10 withdraw its notice discou.
tInulng the subsidy to the Pacific
Msil. AS the execu i've iii
GERS OF the Union Pacific
company are la Bos on, no spesOy
n denlal Of this report could he oh
sIned, aud although the Pgcifi, Mail
officials fra"kIy stated they had re-
t'elved no such intlm4ton, aud further
smsde the statement that they would
not con-ider such proposition II
hmade, the report found many believ-
es, When deuied by telegraph from
Boston substantially the same state
ment In modified form was started,
and the ball was thus kept rolling
4unlil the close Of the hoard
This evening the Pacific Mail Off
&cials say they have not yet
Hrceived any communication in re-
Z gard to the mater from The Ubion
APsCiBc company. Th~ total sales OF
fPacific Mail were 96 Cos shares or
Hover 20 per cent of the day's business
In all the stocks. The leading weak
fslOck WAS st Paul. II opened at ~,
land, after selling quickly at ~
|drOpped to 69l rallied TO 20, sniu
again at 69s and back to 7es before
noon IN Tue w rrnoon tne stock wac
lss aciIve ~ 'o4(@m untli ia.e h"ur,
men u Laliisn 70 'oi, sol9 ageln at
TX, ann huaiIy cioseu NJ ,oli a
~ OF per cent, Win safes VI
Flu SHARES. ine'e Wsre no
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u > ~, "e,nO' M 80 49,
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western Uh'oh was F''y Hu,et'
i M sga'n, however, w /, psI csn,;
my " M ro',ts Tete sedy stnns an
i Gu, ine p nes,nenes Coo mJ snuuh
~ nt,sn n,eo''tk aS
z lux oIhce lhIs aIteLn"on lOl 'ie pIi-
'siose % conslueIInR the pI,seno o' ~,
o on m business ", tneiI iinss auu oon
Bso'un Ine rssui. " Wnion we" t'
rchs ueiorG enT 1i1'Ing U W .n IL
mp point at 80, Missouri Pacific Ia