Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-21
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sreciaI to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Railroad bonds
to-day closed as follows.
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certiG-
Gates, 2514.
Fort Worth and Denver bonds, 9834.
Texas and Pacific rs, 81.
Kansas and Texas SIS, $50.
6's, 6411a.
Is, 941@.
Money, 1905 per cent.
Governments, lower.
sterling, irregular.
Silver, steady.
Coffee, lower.
Cotton, steady. 50
Wheat, active and strong. Ek
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-The stock mar
ket to-day remained in the dull and list
less state into which it has fallen, and
outside of one or two stocks in the regu-
lar list, and trusts, presented no feature
Of interest. The close was dull and heavy
ct Insignificant changes, though declines
became more numerous.
Railroad bonds were dull, and the only
feature was renewed activity and strength
in Kansas and Texas issues, the 6 s con-
tributing Sal 600 to the days total of
only $500 ,000 The rest of the issues
traded in show generally a Teactionary
spirit, and final changes are in most cases
ID the direction of lower prices.
Government bonds dull and weak.
state bonds dull but firm.
COTTON SPOTS AND FUTURES.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Sept. 20.-The
ruling closing tone of the spot markets
to-day was quiet, steady and firm
Augusta advanced quotations l-I6c, and
closed firm. New York and Galveston
reduced quotations I-l6c, and closed
steady.
Future markets were less buOyant to-
dav. Liverpool futures opened quiet
but steady point off, ruled steady at an
advance of a point. and closed quiet at a
decline of point, on all deliveries, from
Yesterdays close.
New York futures opened barely
steady a decline of one point, ruled
barely steady, point lower on early
months, and point higher on others,
and closed firm at decline Of two to five
points lower than yesterday $ close.
New Orleans futures opened steady,
three to four points lower, ruled quiet
but steady at a decline of two to three
points, and closed seven to eight points
lower than last close.
Wool, coffee and sugar unchanged.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BOSTON, MASS. Sept. 20.-There has
been good demand for domestic wool,
and sales are reported larger, amount
inc to over three million hounds OF
this amount, however, some was sold
previous to this week, and only
now made public. Fine washed
feeces have been most in
demand, and sales have been
made at rather low prices.
Ohio and Pennsylvania X has been SELL
iug at 3l032c, Xxx at 33@34c and Xxx
and above at 34G 35e. A considerable
quantity of Xxx and delaine has stood at
sc Michigan X fIeeces have sold prin-
cpaIly at 2912@3 soc. No. l woods are
quite firm at 38c for Ohio, and SIC for
Michigan. Combing and delaine heeces
have been more active, and large sales
could have been made at lower prices but
holders prefer to wait. No. l cOmbing
has sold at 39c, and No. cOmbing at
3jc, Ohio fine delaine at sac, and Michi-
gan fine delaine at 33c. Unwashed
combing woods sell at 27(028c for one
quarter and soc for ee-eights. Terri
tory woods sell principally on secured
basis of 60G63c for fine and fine medium.
little more is doing in Texas wool at
previous prices Oregon and California
woods are quiet. Georgia woods sell at
-7a2&lsc. Pulled woods are unchanged.
Foreign wool Is quiet.