Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-31
ON CHANGE.
,yos Good business Done in
1870 Yesterday Flu
,ures Took a Tumble.
u,~s Thnn Buyers Caused a De
a., IN the Grain Markets
street Rumors.

knliN"F
10 the Gazette
4 ~ oct. s0.-The railroad bond sales
,.asd the following; Fort Worth &
e,,srs 1000 at 50; Louisiana, New Or
Cs.si's. 100 at 81; Missouri, Kansas
4 General 5's, 5000 at 74ii eoOO do at 7'i
>, : IA. Missouri, Kansas & Texas gen
,oooat So; 1000 do at ssi Missouri,
A g,,vas consolidated rs, 5000 at ll2l;
A ,,,i. Texas & Pacific rs, Rio Grande
" arnons. offered 2oOO at COZ;
4 40 AT COZ; COCO do at 59i;
90; Texas 4 Pacific income land
a so5oot ~; 5000 ditto at 455; 10000 ditto
Texas generals 10000 at 50;
q en- 9 Texas SIS. 5000 at 70; Texas & Pacific,
". 1000 ditto at 49, 10000 ditto at 49,;
al: Texas y Pacific rios, ex divl-
Y ~ =" =, ca eooO ditto ut 595 $1,000 ditto at
Y. s,,,o At 59i Houston & Texas Central
VI "a ana Mt 5gl; Houston 4 Texas Cen
II oOo ot 81; Texas & Pacific rios,
Tnd 10000 at 59i; 10000 ditto
,ooo0 ditto at 5sid59G59l;
% a,sa,. 4. &N. o. 8. rs, 5000 at 81.
ras steady and rates were un.
',n ~ a. slais5. The rates for actual
's'l Nv a. follows. sixty days, 81 s3Iq
'H 'and a s5lal s5l cables, "a s5l14 s5i.
wv Ito r.,oi notes were 81 sll@i slI. The
,'n' y We, - blls was small.
WI, .a,,y American grain markets opened
3 A '1 ,D4oosv being Influenced by the in.
''' w." ,ss foreign markets, as reported
' = and prlyate advlces received by
IN. oneniny there was unusual
''' s,ns IN wheat in this market owing to
|'}| ,--,s a., ior,,e line OF sborts. and TO
1fff fi"b - nut on,or,r,i,. nro.
.I&. serious break in prices December
'H'I ~. so,Iing I'm this market down to
|a''f va o, oes. rc,c,cd ohort 10
ISL at ChicaSo w 'og'' i'"N'OH "'Vu' ~
XII. pl
,,X onto wore inactive. with but little
ara NJ V"''
WI n value.
a. pculatlOn was without q special feature.
H .,iy renort Of the work I'm the
VIVA '"''''' H. o. -
klurlng OCTOBER u"c o'ihot
awaited with considerable
tbc sulicct Of mnch oosaip
1 - "A
I{f1ti ties opened ~ l'u'S' auNahoeu W l'V't
....1Rted to 10 In the afternoon ccrtln-
,totat Ons al lol0l1O
Eva Nv h''o
n tion market Opchcu loI COTTON On III
.dafyery steady at about 3 points decline
. IT, 90 ,hc colI octnher daIivar,
,A,t Pne"'"e VI 80
|1te "A, November VAL peoeHlper ''4'@''f4
..4t o5iag 53Qa6l, February 9.G5d9.Gi
',.t ~, -es-5. April O sgas7. NAV On
w '''" 80
nIN .llalO.R. aaics lo'4oO DaIes' IhI
43fsoplinued TO drop and showed further
IA. ", .,.,,,, .t,., noints
NV VI 'D0u' wv PV'''
trVERNMENIs, STOCKS AND BoNDs.
HN{l ONN. Oct, disbursements uull ant
AK
1tH was gain IN aCtlNc anu wen ulstrlh
<HN Nuess III fAllInHL uuhuh, WIN more OF
W cualNe lfdulhE'
teft were some improvements IN inc stoci
$ff 10 Day both III VIC amount OF cuisines
bff ne prices feahAeu' NotWithstandlns
I49n that inc general sentiment on th'
H'tf evening aud this morning was more
ait 10 Immediate results than AZ any
XH time since the top prices were real
i>Nl week, the only very active sto
W was Western Union, the sale
HN were OhDO shares; nut there was
~ slness 10 Lackawanna, Lake shore
i'sGu5i o pIo'n g of tS;o a lfahFco95
kNt 50 shares. The opening was some
iFiegular but generally } TO per cent
Ff.Afd IN many cases there was u. turtle
t,ep 70 per cent. IN the early dealings
lhitN lne The lowest prices OF the day wer'
fN he weakness was followed By iirn
.jt+t larlng which prices made a persist
at slow progress upward untl
%t ocinch' Wheh lherc was
tHit lung. Ia inc last hour the marke
!. Mttf ueViy strong LOT some Btochs ah'
t, o,i,T,s NC oiosls Ha3 sS,ntM viz
ooI, 4" ,riii ,i, "t v,iv
: & III MA ",.e "I',1 ,narinS, Sa SV
.~ ~ , 'TS ''I ,,,,,,'o,
I,44 cbs 49,, s,,t,i 90 o,.'rG ~ c,,,,
*, ,ter., t,p,, Inv y" ~, Nor,In,r pa
Z l,.'a ors,,,,, 'rtnscnntincntoi "yrinr 1