Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-18
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sp, ,.., : Y 'l July IL Railroad bonds
r a.v closed as follows:
i0 aarsr Texas and Fort Worth certif-
oSIss , worth and Denver bonds, sc. =,
ro and Pacific rs. 1919. $50
-, - Harrisburg and San AntO-
PIC olf - Colorado color and Santa Fe Is, lo9.
Cold 1 9al AZ Arkansas and Texas rs,
~ 544o,ev. 2ls@315 per cent.
governments, steady
sterling, firm.
silver, ".
Oil, 9212
cotton, steady.
Coeee barely steady.
Tp-eat strong and active.
" a l,.-1 STOCKS AND BONDS.
%, 90 YORK. July 1.-THE stock
IT, 81 was little more active to-day
nla' ~ was no more interest in trad
VI. nd as q rule, results were equally
M .fscapt AS those of yesterday though
.ls boovv TO weak tone which prevailed
tIl ls the day left almost every
~ traded in fractionally lower than
w. ~ evening. There was no life IN the
In5 net Of auv time, and the indisposi-
nsn 70 trade left the markets IN the
ID of local traders, as none of the
Id centers were dong anything eX-
, chicago. which confined its opera
.ians almost exclusively to the selling OF
- Could stocks were more proml-
asnt than for u long time back, but their
ao,iritv was at the expense OF values,
"a Naubattan was sold down about
o. cent ON stories that the company
,I-opld abandon all its plans for extern
sors of suburban systems, and
Rot no defense would be made
- the suits against the company.
,Gsso,,ri Pacific and Western Union were
Iatb sctive and led the decline in the
voneraI list. Changers, as usual, oss<'s
the leading group of stocks in Rs1nt
Of activity, but there "as.
Ii,tla of a positive naturss Of
news. and those stocks only ref1Eeted5
tine general disposition TO close upsac7-
counts. The entire market showeS&aIl
improved tone in the last hour, and we
close was duh but firm at something bes$
fer than the lowest prices. There aresaS
few advances tonight, but they arestpT:
Insignificant fractions only.
The railroad bonds market refseted
the same conditions which prevailed in
the share list, and were dull -aud skeaVy
70 weak throughout the day. Fort
Worth and Denver rs were the,only
feature and scored a material decline on
sales Of Sis 900.
THE MANCHESTER MARKETS.
MANCHESTER, July 1.-THE Guardian
IN its commercial article says:
An exceedingly small business had been
done. Prices are mostly steady, al
though they are not supported by the cur
rent demand. The production for weeks
past has been much reduced. There is
prospect Of further curtailment liz addi-
ton to the lessenlng of production in con-
sequence Of the present week S holidays
in the Blackburn, Darwin and Burnley
districts. The India and China demand
is surprisingly poor, in view of the fact
that the monsoon is proceeding satisfac-
tOrily Sellers for either foreign markets
have a quiet but steady flow of orders,
sufficient to take the current production
at fun prices, though the individual or
ders are small. There is little inquiry
for export yarns. Spinners of bundles
are wanting orders. There is little fresh
demand for the continent. Spinners are
busy fulfilling previous engagements.
Cloth is quiet and shirtings are generally
steady. There is some demand for jacon-
Best printers are firm medium printers
'aresower but steady. Heavier goods are
quiet with a steady demEAa chiefly for
small nuaDtitiae g.