Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-08
ON WALL STREET.
Stock Dealings, Except in Trusts and
Few specialties were Limited.
Spectators are Anxiously but Quietly Await
ing Action on the Silver BiIl-Rail-
road Bonds were Weak.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.


Special TO the Gazette.
NEW YORK. June 7.-Money was offered at
easy rates to-day, but no transactions were re-
ported. Plenty of capital was Offering at per
cent.
E1change-Firm and higher at 81 s5Ha4 s71k.
silver-sl O41z per ounce.
Cofee-spot lots, firm; fair Rio cargoes, zoe.
Futures closed steady.
Sugar-Strong; 96-lest centrifugals. 57-1sc:
talr refining, l5-l6ci refined, active and high
er n;G GntiSat and s crushed, c granulaled 6ssc;
Cotton-spot lots steady; middling uplands,
IEAc. Futures closed strong, 10 10 Ii points
-WoOi-Fairly active and firm. spring Texas,
I7625c. ->-'''
Wheat-optiOns were dun but firm and ssc
Hides-Firmly held; Buenos Ayres, dry, 1s15c;
dry Texas, 9la612.
The stock market was moderately active to-
Gay; the early London prices were frsctionalIy
higher than our closing prices yesterday, and
TINS market opened firm and H0s, per cent
higher. During the first hour the voIu re Of
business was very small, and prices were with
nearly an the stocks were slightly
higher than yesterday. Sugar trust
was the feature, opening Ia I9lc higher at 79Ikc,
advancing to Sic, declining to Fs2 C and recover
ing to 6OAc, at which it closed. Chicago gas
The general list reached s95sc in the early part
OF the hour, between II and Y o'clock but re-
covered partly near the close, the market
yesterdays figures. The bank state
ment was unfavorable, showing
decrease in the reserves of sI54, 900. The sales
for the day amounted to I43, 2I5 shares.
In dry goods affairs continue at standstill,
and there is nothing new to be reported.
RAILROAD BONDS AND CERTIFICATES.
Bonds closed dull.
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certificates,
3sIk.
Fort Worth and Denver rs. l0sIL.
Atkinson general mortgage rs, 3sT.
AtchiSon incomes, 69k.
Kansas and Texas I's Il6
Kansas and Texas general SIS T5
Kansas and Texas general 6's, s5H.
missouri, Kansas and Texas general SIS, s5iS.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Consolidated rs,
st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas is, 92T.
Texas and Pacific rs, g27s.
Texas and Pacific Us, 43R.
coTToN-sPoTs AND FUTURES.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, June Spot market dull,
quiet and firm with light trading.
Baltimore futures declined lsC, while July and
August are each off 1-l6c. These were the only
declines.
Liverpool futures opened fat, point off, and
closed weak at decline of to points from
last closing.
New York opened steady, at a decline of to
points, the market advanced and closed firm,
June, July and August to points higher than
y D
points lower.
New Orleans futures opened steady, at a de-
cline of points off Tor June, other months 3 to
points lower, ruled quiet at an advance on open
ing of to points, and closed l to points
lower than last closing.
WOOL, COFFEE AND SUGAR.
,Wool--Scoured and unsecured, firm and IN
changed. No sales.
Cofee-Steady and unchanged.
Sugar-Active and very firm, with strong ten
dency to higher prices
LIVERPOOL COTTON STATEMENT.
Special to the Gazette.
LIyERPooL, June 7.-LiverpoOl weekly state
ment. u
Total supply to- day 1884, 1924
Difference ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10,5SS
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, June THE stock market to-
day, outside of trusts and one or two special
ties, was extremely limited, and dealings for
the most part were without significance. The
disposition at present is to await action of the
silver bill, and trading to-day was confined
almost exclusively to room traders, who were
inclined 10 hammer stocks in the early morn
ing. The early demand was sufficient to create
a slight demand for stocks after
irregular opening, but the pressure later wiped
but the gains, and prices in most stocks retired
slightly below those of opening. Louisville and
Nashville was most conspicuous for its deCkne,
but it was only small fraction. St. Paul and
Northwestern followed in point of ACTIVITY, but
moved in a narrower range, the eycf5lent show
ing of the latter for May hRvingyno influence.
The close was quiet and firm ct sIaHl changes
There was about the usual amodpt OF business )
in railroad bonds; the market sho$ed the sa9ess1
lack of movement which has chaSaeterizsSydeal-
ings OF late. '-sA'''
Government bonds dull and firm for AS.
State bonds neglected. "A