Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-07
ON WALL STREET.
The Upward Movement in Stocks Re-
ceiyes a Decided Check-The
Changes Irregular.
Railway Bonds Moderately Active-rexas
a. Pacific Moves mp two Points-GOv-
ernments Were Steady.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

Special to the Gazette.
wNEw YORK, Oct. 6.-Railroad bonds
to-day sold as follows: Fort Worth
& Denver City at s4s; Texas Pa
cinc incomes at So; terminals at 59a; Rios
at 7Os; Kansas & Texas rs at ll4i; do 6's
at 90; do 5's at s65;do rs at ll44.
Money Gas per cent.
Sterling weaker.
Governments steady.
Oil closed at 65sc.
Wheat opened strong and closed
steady.
Cotton steady.
Coffee improved 10 points
Texas & Pacific was strong feature
and moved up about two points on the
announcement that the Fleming Wistar
people now have the great bulk of every
thing except the incomes.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.--Government
bonds dull and steady.
The stock market was much less active
than yesterday, and the upward move
ment received check. There was some
buying on London account, but much less
than has been noticed for the past few
days.
The money market worked somewhat
close, which had an adverse influence
upon speculation. Speculation in New
England received another set back and
that stock tonight SHOWS a heavy
decline. The usual contradictory
rumors were circulated, but the
| general impression is that the bull
leaders have taken their profits. West
ern Ubion was extremely active, but
shows no change this evening. Wander
bits were conspicuously strong In the
morning, as there were stories to the
effect that the dissatisfaction Of the
Pennsylvania railroad had been
removed. The general market was
strong throughout the morning,
but extensive reall8ations broke
the list in the afternoon, although heavy
buying of Reading in the last hour had q
beneficial effect upon the rest of the list,
but the market closed heavy at irregular
changes. The opening was strong, the
gains over last evenings final figures
ranging from to generally. The
market was feverish and irregular in the
early trading, and New England dropped
nearly 3 per cent. but the remainder Of
the list was firm to strong, and so con
tinued for most of the morning, though
the highest prices were generally made
closer to / O'Clock. A somewhat
irregular, but generally heavy market
succeeded, there being a slight rally ir
the last hour, but the close was weak
The final prices show irregular changes
the most marked among which is a de-
cline of per cent. in New York & New
England, Tennessee coal is down pei
cent, but other declines are for fractions
only. Among those which are higher
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati In
dianapolis is up 60 per cent, Canada
Southern ] ! per cent and Texas Pacif
ic trust receipts Ia per cent.
Railroad bonds continue moderately &C
tive and follow closely the course of The
share market. There was very little
feature to the dealings, but At
lantic & Pacific incomes are
still active upon stores OF an ar
rangement to be made which viii
benefit the stock and junior securities
Texas & Pacific income trust receipts
were first in activity to-day upon goot
buying in insiders on the improved pros
poets OF the success Of the organization
; plan. The final prices show irregula
d changes.
n COTTON FUTURES.
o NEW YORK, Oct, &C. L. Greene
Co.'s report on cotton futures says
In the absence of further imp ortant ottel
ings, and assisted somewhat by slightl
improved advices from Liverpool, tn
/ market made steadier showing, with
j. or points recovery.