Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-11-13
ON WALL STREET.
The News OF the Day Generally Of a
Favorable Character The Up.
ward Movement Resumed.
st Louis, Arkansas y Texas Scores tho
Highest Price Yet Reached by that
stoek-Cotton Higher.
CoMMERcIAL REsuMr.

| COMMEhClAB hhSOMB.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Nov 12.-Railroad bond
to-day sold as follows: Fort Worth 1
Denver City at 94a; Texas & Pacific
| incomes at &c; Missouri, Kansas & Texal
6's at 90I; rs at ll0d Kansas & Texal
rs at ll01; do 6's at 1903; do 5's at 92b
Houston Texas Central 2's at 90; gen
mortgage GA.
Wheat dun but Arm.
Oil closed at 7Si.
Cotton firm
Coffee unchanged
Money 5@6 per cent.
Sterling steady.
Governments Arm.
The increasing case In money Is being
felt in the bond list at the Stock ex
change, where to-day there was further
improvement in prices and considerable
activity IN some issues, notably in Hook.
ing Valley, Fort Worth & Denver City rs,
Kansas & Texas and St. Louis & San
Francisco. The specialties were relR-
lively stronger than the general list. No
great advances were established, al
though rise OF l@21 points took place
In number of instances. St. Louis,
Arkansas & Texas came TO the front and
scored the highest price yet.
GOVERNMENTS STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Government
bonds dull and steady.
Stocks were much quieter and the fuc-
tuations in the general list were confined
within very narrow range. The news
was almost entirely Of favorable char
acter and the market again resumed an
upward movement. Foreign houses
bought lightly. At the opening the
changes from last evening ranged
from below TO above. Some
weakness was developed Immediately af-
ter the opening but the market soon rail-
lied and then became dull Later there
vas another small decline, but toward
the end OF the Gay there was decided
rise, IN which consolidated iron and coal
aud Wabash preferred were conspicuous.
The market 81. sed steady ta-asfiJ gener-
airy shade lower than the best prices
reached.
DRY GOODS.
NEW YORK, Nov l2.--Dry goods-The
market was quiet, as usual at this period
OF the season, but there was mora inquiry
for many small assortments of miscel-
laneous character, aGd the tone of the
market showed great steadiness.
THE WOOL MARRET.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 12.-Wool
quiet and unchanged.
BOSTON, MASS, Nov l2.-Wool STEADY;
Ohio aud Pennsylvania X 345@35c; Xxx
36@37ci Xxx and above 37@SSc; No.
S7@SSc; Michigan X 32t@8Sc; No. / SIC;
No. Ohio combing 42c; fine Ohio de-
laine 37@37dc; fine Michigan delaiue
S4@95c; tne territory 2l@24c; medium
territory 2l@24c.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN STATEMENT,
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1.-THE leading
weekly grain circular says: Prices are
i''t'se eli .s.Gpches and there is a
greater disposition to do business on
speculation.i The millers are rect living
small supplies from farmers. An advance
is paid for English and foreign wheat in
the principal markets, Cargoes are held
Tor higher rates. There was a good at
tendance at to-day's market with better
tone Fair trade was done in wheat at
extreme rates Flour was firm with an
improved inquiry.
COTTON FUTURES,
NEW York, Nov l2.-C. l.. Greene &
CO.'S report on cotton SAYS: 1t was an
acllHe DAY, wiki sharp advance on con- |
tracts amounting 10 II points, closing
strong at the highest figures reached. The |
stimuus was liberal, with general COW
ering demand.