Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-08
ON WALL STREET.
The Feeling Of Confidence in Stocks Not
So Apparent as for the Past Week.
Later in the Day Revival in the Market Was
oecasloned by Favorable western
Reports Bonds Dull.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, April Money loaned at easy
Rates throughout the day; the closing rate was
per cent, the lowest; the highest was per
Gent.
Silver-9554.
sterlng-Steady; posted rates. 4.85lza4.SS.
Coffee-Spot cargoes, firm; fair Rio cargoes,
boz.
Futures closed 10 to 20 points higher
Sugar-Raw and refined, dull but steady.
Cotton-SpOt lots closed steady; middling up
Sands, II 7-l6c. Futures closed l to points
9ower.
Wool was only moderately dealt in to-day;
prices show quotable change.
II Whest-OptiOns were firm, closing 5sGlsC
shigher; SPOT lots closed strong.
s. Hides-Steady; Buenos AyTes, dry, 1870; dry
sTeXas, cyclic. 4
Stocks were dull to-day and prices during the
greater part were weak, The failure OF the
banking firm of George K. Sistares s. Sons was
announced about $50, which aided in depress-
ing values, although the liabilities of the firm
HCn the stock exchange were small The fallu re
shvas due 10 a heavy defalcation the Philadel-
.phia branch. The closing prices were Is to IA
per cent. lower than Saturdays.
4 Fort Worth %,
8 in dry goods there is stiu the same dullness
(Which has characterized all the departments for
teome time past. To-day there were no features
of moment.
Fort Worth and Denver certificates, 332t.
Fort Worth ana Denver rs, 1919.
81 Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fee rs, III.
Kansas and Texas Is, 1851.
Kansas and Texas general IS, g..
81 Kansas and Texas general 6's, fJl4.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas consolidated rs.
3D..
8 Missouri. Kansas and Texas general SIS, 75ll.
st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas rs, s7E4.
Texas and Pacific rs, 62as.
Texas and Pacific rs, 3Sls
CoT-oN-sPoTs AND FUTURES.
Especial to the Gazette.
81 GALVESTON, TEX, April THE spot markets
fs a rule closed quiet and steady, with no
changes.
& The future markets are about stationary, and
but little interest manifested in the market.
New York futures opened duh but firm at ! to
q points advance, ruled steady and dull, but
Steady at the advance, and closed quiet but
kteaay, ! TO points higher on some months, IN
q New Orleans futures opened dull at an
Rovancs OF 10 points, ruled and closed quiet
St decline OF 10 points from Saturdays
WOOL, COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Wool-Quiet and unchanged.
4 Coffee and sugaTASteady and unchanged.
Governments, STOCKS AND BONDS.
New YORK, April THE unfavorable showing
pf the bank statement on Saturday in connection
Fith the attitude of the Missouri Pacific in the
tnstter Of new association to take the place OF
the Interstate association, caused a pause in the
+cSALLS OF commence which was so
81 urlng the last week, and put an end to buying
Fhich resulted from it, and to-
Gays market felt the effects of the
4he announcement given 10 the bears. The tone
Underwent a marked change for the better later
n the day. however, principally because OF more
Favorable adviCes in regard to the Western STU
ftion, which caused early sellers to turn buyers,
q ND losses incurred early in the day were nearly
"A PED out The close was quiet but firm, gener-
ply at slight losses from closing figures OF Sat
ahrday.
81 Government bonds dull and steady
State bonds dun and firm.
BRITISH GRAIN MARKET.
LONDON, April The Mark Lane Express in
weekly review Of the British grain trade says
N neat promises tine and healthy crop. Large
accepts OF foreign -four have depressed the
tIteT Easter 10 BIS; foreign wheats are quiet; |
taIltornl6 Is quoted at 35s Cd. Oats are steady.
! oTn has declined; American is quoted at l7s.
Jeans ~ liverpool are steady; in London prices
- IN buyers favor. Mating barley st Hull IS |
'eaoy; IN London the market is dEsl4
Hses Rsbs pas slelzsiSsl ssve her Casteris-
sh9h sheslssa5s Z She cg1sIEor asferia.
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