Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
ON WALL STREET.
Stocks We're Moderately Active With
Prices Somewhat Irregular.
>ugar Trusts We're Again the Feature and
Underwent Some Wide Fluctuations.
Railroads Dull.


COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Money closed at per
cent, the lowest rate was 5, the highest Z.
EIchange-S4 sld4 s5h
Silver-Sl OfA per ounce.
sugar-Raw dull but steady; refined, quiet
and unchanged.
wheat-Options were dull and weak, closing
fractionaly Iower. Spot lots closed steady
wool-Quiet, holders continue firm AMI buy.
ers are expected TO pay full prices.
Cotton SPOT lots steady; middling
upIands, 10 Ice. Futures closed / to 3 point,
higher.
Cofiee-Spot lots closed steady: fair Rio car
goes. 2Ci4c. Futures closed points higher.
HldeS-F.rm Buenos Ayres, dry, l5c: dry
Texas, loo he.
tocks were moderately active to-day. with
prices somewhat irregular and in the main
weak. Sugar trust was feature, and under
went some wide fiuctua atoms. At one time the
decline IN it amounted to 6ll per cent, declin
ing from 81 to 54i5 and closed at 5Jh. New York
Central and Lake Shore were the next most
active. The former heavy and declined >
per cent. on heavy selling for London account
irregularly changed.
Atchison, 53A
Dry goods district presented rather: glunr
appearance to-day; the result OF the election alb
sorbed most of the interest and business
more or less neglected.
RAILWAY BONDS AND CERTIFICATES.
Bonds v ere quiet.
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certificates,
3d..
Fort Worth and Denver is. 1922.
Atchison gene al mor gage, as 1884,.
AtchiSon incomes, 55S.
Kansas and Texas l's, 1914
Kansas and 1exas2's, 442I.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Ia, 1914.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas 2's, I43t,
st. Louis. Arkansas and Texas rs, CO.
Texas and Pacific rs. 81.
1exas and Pacific 2's, 3rA
coTToN-FUruREs AND SPOTS.
srecisl 10 the Gazette.
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. 5.-Atwood, Violet
& Co. say:
Futures-Liverpool was depressed to-day,
5-6ld. Both New Orleans and New York natur-
ally sympathlzed, but the steady covering by
shorts have made less lecine hers tlin there.
Whether taking out such large short interest
in both markets will prove bear argument, 8
thereby leaves more long interest depends upon
the shorts largely, If they continue covering
the market viii be sustained; if the longs
weaken fur her we shall robably decline.
The sentiment is in favor OF the short side.
The semi-weekly interior movement reported by
our exchanges to-day at eleven leading interior
towns against all this week last year makes the
receipts l'4,0lO and stocks %, 00J, against
los, W and ls6,Ol0 last year respectiv y. Port
receipts yesterday 1900 and to-day 80. 800,
against A., 5J3 this day last year.
F. o. b. Very good demand; prices obtained
to-day are l. 6lc above Official quotations. De-
mand still continues for strict middling and
above.
Scots - Steady for grades above middlinG;
lower grade selling readily at l. Ice decline
an rivers still commanding good premium
above mark. Sales of ~, 500 for two days,
out Of which 25O0 for (. o. b. (
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Nov. ). The stock market to- day
was reactionary in its nature, and with increased
transactions along the line. Material losses
were sustained in almost everything traded in,
Notwithstanding the TACT that many strokes in
early dealings reached the highest prices for the
past week. The close was heavy at or near the
lowest prices OF the day.
Railr ad bonds dull.
Government bonds steady.
State bonds without feature.