Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-27
ON WALL STREET.
Stock Dealing Continues Dull and
Prices Weak and Lower.
Business In Leading Shares Only Extended
Over Fractional Per cent-Railroad
Bonds More Active.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

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| Erecial 10 the Gazette.
New York, June 2s.-Money closed at S ne
cent; the lowest rate was AZ per cent. The
market worked strong, and at one time as high
| as per cent was ask ed for loans.
Exchange-Steady; posted rates. a. s5La
LSs1s.
silver-s1 o41l per ounce.
Coffee-spot cargoes steady; fair Rio cargoes
| 9Ilc. Futures closed firm.
Cotton-Spot lots closed steady. midd1inp.
| uplands, II l6-l6c. Futures steady
Wool-Wool continues steady but prices re-
main unchanged. Holders are firm in their
| views.
Wheat-options were fairly active and irrer.
ular, closing only slightly changed; spot lois
| steady.
spgar-Raw, dull but steady; refined, dull and
unchanged.
.Hides-Firmly held; Buenos Ayres. drv. 1shc.
l Ir< Teas, 9iA612c.
iAssSstocks were duh to-day ONLY 10 lT2 shares
1$changing hands. Prices were weak throughout
and closed "a l4s per cent. lower for the general
list, while Tennessee coal declined 2Is per cent
Chicago gas closed IL lower Sugar trrists were
Irregular, finally closing u per cent. higher.
Atchison, 46hs.
Dizziness still reigns supreme in the dry goods
district aud there is nothing of interest to re-
port.
RAILWAY BONDS AND CERTIFICATES.
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certificates,
BIZ.
Fort Worth and Denver rs, 1861.
AtchIson general mortgage as, S7K
Atchison incomes, 6TL.
Kansas and Texas rs Ile
Kansas and Texas general SIS, "a
Kansas and Texas general 6's, 76lL
Missouri, Kansas and Texas general 6's, SCI.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Consolidated rs,
JIG.
st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Us 90.
Texas and Pacific rs 9lJs
Texas and Pacific 2's, 42L.
CoTroN-sPoTs AND FUTURES
Special TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tex, June 26.-with an advance
of l-l6c in New York and improving tendency in
Liverpool, the spot market is slightly more
buoyant to-day, and closed generally nominal
quiet, steady and firm, Mobile and Philadelphia
each declining &c; transactions. however, were
light except in the Liverpool market.
Futures, feeling the reflex in spots. advanced
slightly.
Liverpool futures opened steady at an advance
OF to : points, ruled quiet but steady at q
further advance, reacted ana closed quiet, to 2
points higher than yesterday.
New York futures opened barely steady early
months to points higher, late months un-
changed, ruled quiet but steady and closed to
4points higher all around.
New Orleans futures opened steady, June 10
points higher. Other months at decline of to
points, ruled quiet but steady. June declining
points, other months to points off, closed
steady at an advance over last closing of to .
points.
WOOL, COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Wool-Market closed firm and unchanged for
tions.
Coffee-sleady and unchanged.
sugar steady as revised.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Special to the Gazette.
BOSTON, Mass June 2s.-wool- steadier,
fair demand, sale of week, 2, 082, 500 pounds.
LONDON WOOL SALTS.
LONDON, June 26.--At the wool sales to-day
Il, S95 bales were offered. There was good at
tendance, but lack OF animati ion, The demand
was chiefly for New Zealand, meFinos and cross
breeds. Foreign operators sought good Victo-
ria. New Sont tn Wales merino were in liberal
supply. Swan River, inferior, moved slowly.
There have been Withdrawn to date $500 bales.
Victoria = 1l0O bales, sold at a range of 5lsdS
set South wales-soo bales, were sold at 6j4a
y aaeensland-6OO bales, sold at 4Lda9d.
South Aus ralia, 800 bales, sold at ~ d61s Id.
Swan Riyer-29oO bales sold at 4s4dGis Sd.
New Zealand-6600 bales, sold at 3lhdG1s SID.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal-40O bales, so Id
at Ada Is Cd.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, June 26.-The expressions of
opinio on the street after the rejection of the
senate amendments to the silver bill had be-
come known were generally favorable, but,
indicated by quotations to-day, the feeling did
rot extend TO buying of stocks. The dizziness in
the market to-day was extreme, with general
dropping tendency in prices. That the dull
ness in the street is not based upon business of
railroads in sufficiently emphasized by the re-
ports of earnings received OF late for the third
week in June. st. Paul alone, of all important
roads in the country, show a loss,
while the percentage of gain in many roads,
principally those in the West, are from II to
40 per cent. To-day there was some pressure
in trusts and st Paul, but fluctuations were on
strict parity with the amount of business done,
and in many of the leading shares it did not
extend to u per cent for the entire session. The
heAviness lasted throughout the day, and the
close dull but heavy at about the lowest
prices of the day.
!. The railroad bond market was little more
Rctive, but without special feature.
Government bonds dull and steady.
State bonds quiet but firm.