Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-07
UGH" STILL At IT.
Wheat Ball Fqu5tzsg The
. Iaiil 4 LosBs as II Some
taiRg Mast Drep.
ssneE OF the Chicago and New York
.srrGs-Greas Day rCr the BeErs
On BGll SEfest.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

CON RESUaS.
Il to the Gazette.
" YoRX, Oct. 6.-RSjlrosd bonds
lay sold Is ioiioEs:
ort Worth and Denver 924.
6t. Louis, Arkansas anG TexEs rs q!
2's Of 40
Gznses snd Texas Go 81.
re1ls Pacific Is &; 93i; 2's ct 43.
.tchlson, ropJk' ana SAINTS Fe NJ 754.
oneY 293 per SsEt.
liver 944
/SSe@!ipg s;eady.
'" Goverh~D2ats easier.
Wheat was agG.n excited and 81 I'd
vance occurred 10 December with huctua-
tons during the day. October 92t
Cotton declined one to four points.
Cofse quiet.
Sugar steady.
The wool market h.s bsen quiet this
week but prices ndnue q Ii.
Hides are Ia s:esdY demand st Arm
pfices.
THE EZeITBNENT AT NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct the wheat PIT On
the Produce EIchargI is sgain to-day q
scene Of the widest excitement, and the
half days session vas opened with as
large crowd OF brokers on the floor OF
the Exchange SIS mas ever attended the
morning session. Tie market closed
last night with DecembeIsa Sl.17{, and
May 81 a.. Al the opening OF The market
to-day wheat deals wsTe zee cynlsure e.
all eyes d. the ground & ,or. Promptly
with tho strike of the gong anuoufe,
ing tAHs opsnilg Of business.
tn. the .,,,. Ike - a, h "a % a, ,S Of
'
an 81 2llal Gig t3g May. A howl went
up Som the hsrd twist1d shorts sn1
genial buying movement net in by the
larger houses here sni By tho representa-
tiv3 Of western capitalists, All other IN
terssts en- the Jor were temporarily laid
aside and ge, ersl rush WAS made for
the VI heat center. Cries from disEppoint-
ed Efforts mingled with shouts OF ex1lta-
tion from the ovsu eyed bulls, and pande-
moni0m reigne Supreme. "0id Hu;ch
has agsin got his work io," "Look out
for miIlers' scare mex" and "Here's
another million clesr for the Chicago ROB
Der" were EXPLANATIONS thas went up sll
over the room.
KgsgLT OF TEE sgPTENBBs WHEAT
DEAL.
CaIcAGo, ILL Ocs. 6.-8eneath the
cslmer surface OF ST s on Change, SC
cordipg TO c local paper, there is q tur
hulens curren, that grows broader aRd
deeper with every dsY thst passes By and
sees no settlement Of tha September
wheat deal. Tne danger Of disaster to
MALE lthcCs thAn those who defaulted tC
RagchiasJ2 IL SO gtes. t1as every Cpe in-
tereSted preserves the utmost secrecy
pending negotiations win & view OF
sq1A1i1g accounts. Tiers are goud res-
sons G1r belief shat the remE aing short
age eZceeds 100000 bushels, thst tHO
or thrse OF the t-5gest houses of the
bosrd are seriously involved il Il, and Il
is believed that altogether no less thea
tweaty firms are trembling on the brink
OF chsam thai will sW3lloW them, udT
less "RuIch" agrees 20 accept considers
bly, less tnan the n-ics he fixed .hs aas
day OF the deal. Is
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BoNDaSf
NEW YORK, o.. 6-rnt oesrs weretn
good spirits this morning and TO day sold
stock freely all ould The rcom, while
the buying wss scattered. TIE days
TRANSACTIONS were q1let snd the tone was
week throughout, lnough great deal OF
hsmmering was done By the bears TO
bring shout this result. Inc tone wss
hesrish on the expectation that the bsnk
statement wouid show loss in the
= surplus reserve, and IL this 1t HdS
not disappointed, ihouah the estimate
of the loss was something too large.
There was some hesitation IN early trad
tnp. but the pressure soon began TO fore
The LIST OF. snd quotations. were quickly
retired 20 below these OF the opening
Dealings developed no further feature
srd tina close was weak Is the lowest
prices OF the day.
The railroad bond market was dull and
xyiihouk feature of interest. There was
a stesdy tone sud the flsl changes are
for small fractions only, except in few
Goyernmens bonds wers dull srd
Smte bonds were entrelsAsrlscted.
COTTON E.sUMS.
Esw YORK, DC, & Hubbard. Price &
Ga. gsy: The Liverpool market, which
came about point better this morning
Was o9ssa By the hes@Yvolume o, receipts.
0rr oneaing slows decline of from to
= notsts. and'iurtner depreciation was re-
coded st re close. TIE decline In the
ssocs'..srt5st wSs also considered G 20
tent facsorVn reducing the values of cot
tor fQtu-es. Octobsrs Fave shown rather
more atet6lness TO day. Southern ossr-
iags continue free.
zosToN WOOL kkRKEr.
BosToN, MAss., Oct. S--GheEe hiss
been good demand for domestic woods
and the sales OF the week smount to
3,747, 000 pounds. In foreign WOOL there
has oeen sales of 252 500 pounds, making
the sales OF sn KINDS for the week foot up
8. 72e, 500. TIE msrkes was stronger
under the influence OF higher markets
abroad snd continued steady move
ment hero. Fine washed hseces we're
activel16l firm, with OHIO and Pennsyl-
vaniaVX selling at 30c: Xxx at
sec; Xxx and ABOVE at S2lc, sR<
not ct 34@S5c. Michigan x
firmly heid ana sold at 27Ac, 2sc for XXI
andl33g for No. L. Coubing and delstas1
Isians are 10 small supply, and H&o
I've inquiry, sales Of No. q