Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-23
ON WILL STREET.
Stocks Generally We're Fairly Active
and Prices Somewhat Irregular.
Nine Per Cent. Was Asked for Honey. Though
It Went as Low as ? Per Cent? Rail-
road Bonds Show Declines. 81,
COMMERCIAL RESUME


Special tothe Gazette. %
NEW YORK. April 22.-Money closed st 3, per
cent The rates for loans at times we've very
stringent. and at one time per cent. was asked.
The lowest rate was . per cent.
Ezchange-CIosed steady, posted rates, 81 Sc
ass
Sdyer-sSlsc per ounce.
Conee-Spot lots steady; fair Rio cargoes,
l@.c Futures closed steady at points higher
for some molths.
sugar-Raw. steady at previous prices; refined
duh and unchanged.
Cotton-Spot lots closed steady; middling
up'auIS, II I5-lGC- Futures closed TO points
lCwer.
NSol-Priccs continue undisturbed, although
The market cannot be called tirmer; buyers stu
Couune their purchases to small lots.
Nneat-OptiOus were active again to-day and
prices tuctuated frequently. Late in the day
ilere was q sharp advance, due TO buying on the
Strength oi some unfayorable crop reports, anu
prices closed ,uu.c higher. Spot lots firm,
Hlcas-Firn and in good demand for all
grades; Buenos Ayres, dry, l513c; dry Texas,
Stocks were fairly active to-day and prices
we've irregular IN the morning dealings. A hrm
lone characterized the dealings, and prices ad-
t~Ac5d --G--4 per cent. by noon, but IN the last
nan lheTe was heavier tone on some selling.
Just before the close, on an advance in the rate
'' money To per cent. there was q free selling,
4eelGe ranged from sG2 per cent.
In dry goods there was no unusual movement
10 ~~s, AuGIrS remain unchanged.
RAILWAY BONDS AND CERTIFICATES.
Bonds, dun but firm.
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certificates,
,
Fort Worth and Denver Is. 100.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Is, 1ls.
Kansas and Texas Is, 1855.
Kansas ana Texas general SIS, 65.
Aal-sas ana Texas general IS, G5la.
,;4I.sseurl' Kansas and Texas general 6's. I5la.
u5i- SUM- Kansas and Texas consolidated s.
=. Louis, Arkansas and Texas is, s9Ia.
texas and Pacific Is, g2ls.
~A"S ana racine rs, ssh.
CoTToS-sPoTs AND FUTURES.
s9ecial to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, April 22.-Spots are not
Is ouoyant to-day as yesterday. Savannah ad-
'anced lice, while Galveston revised quota
IONS advancing low ordinary and ordinary,
@-:1s. good ordinary, good middling and mid
Cl.AE l-!5, lice; middliRg remained unchanged
So -S markets as rule closing quiet, steady and
Inc future markets all made slight declines,
anu closed quiet and steady
4LEeTpool futures opened quiet and easy at a
s -5lg rom yesterdays close Of to 2 points,
S.ooeNs STEADY ~ opening ACSAl4AS
fNs| York futures opened steady at q DECLINE
am ann g eTaay' close CT to- points, ruled
g, out s'eady at second cali, quiet but steady
S ., .-tI3 can at & further decline, and closed
~ b 70 points lower on all deliveries.
-" orleans futures opened steady. point
f C"5r IMAM Yesterdays close, ruled qniet at q
lower al around
WOOL, COFFEE AND SUGAR.
WOOL closed quiet and unchanged with no
transactions
,, It.oIee and sugar closed firm at former quo
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
"a" YORK, April 1.-THE stock market IS
u4y was less sctive, weaker dealings extsEded
10 smaller number of stocks, and altogether
'|e market Lad less "go'' in it than for a
kSs' lew days, with the exception of the un-
-1s'ea department, where an increase in com.
MISSION charges seems to have failed to have
teeA pected effect of permanently decreasing
isottsSScuons. The general temper of the stree
, sIll oullsh, but to-day there were two selling
'0'emenls-one at the opening, when realizs