Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-20
ON WALL STREET.
The Stock Market Continues Dull. and
Prices are Very Weak.
Several Intellectual Bluffs Made to Rally
Trading-Another Big shipment of
Gold to Europe Announced.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special TO the Gazette.
NEW York. June l9.-Money was easy to-day,
closing at per cent; the highest was AZ and
the lowest 81.
EIchange-steady; posted rates, a.s6laS
ASS.
silver-s1. OIsl per OF.
Hides-steady. Buenos Ayres, dry, 1870; dry
Texas. sIIs SI2c.
cOffee-spot lots firm. Fair Rio cargoes, zoe.
Futures closed to 10 points higher.
sugar-Raw. dull but firm.
Cottou-spot lots closed steady; middling-
uplands, l2hc. Futures closed steady for Au-
gust, and for other months lower.
Wool-Dull but firm and prices are about as
before.
Wheal-options were dull but firm, and closed
5saS4c frmer. Spot lots closed steady.
Stocks were dull again to-day, 270. 102 shares
changing hands up to the close. Prices were
weak during the greater part of the day on the
continued shipments of gold to Europe, ii being
announced that $3.50, 600 had been engaged to-
day, making total Of SIS, 0Oo, 900 gold shipped
since Thursday. Prices closed generally frac-
tionally lower.
Atchison, 45.
In dry goods there is still the
same duIlness that has characterized
the marketfor q long time past.
RfAwAY BONDS AND CERTIFICATES.
DenysS Texas and Fort Worth certificates.
I4gsworth and Denver rs, 1861.
sshIson general mortgage as, 81.
S7z3chison incomes, 665s.
~ Kansas and Texas Us, 1I6.
Kansas and Texas general SIS, I3h.
Kansas and Texas general SIS, S6i2.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas general SIS. 1914
Missouri, Kansas and Texas consolidated rs,
1l6.
st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas is, 923s.
Texas and Pacific rs, 92l&.
Texas and Pacific as, Az.
COTTON SPOTS AND FUTURES.
Special to the Gazette. -....
GALvEsvToS, TEX, June 19.-The spot mar
kets continue to have a downward tendency,
New York, New Orleans, and St. Louis each
dropped I-l6c to- day, while Mobile declined &c,
the markets as rule closing dull, quiet, steady
and firm.
Futures, following in the wake OF spots, also
declined.
Liverpool futures opened quiet, at decline of
1 TO points, ruled quiet but steady, and closed
quiet but steady, to points lower than last
New York futures opened steady at q slight
advance on some months, unchanged as to
others, ruled barely steady at second call to .
points lower on early months, barely steady at
third call l to IL points off on all deliveries,
closed steady, early months to 10 points lower
than last closing, while late months remain I'M
changed.
New Orleans futures opened steady, June and
July points higher, other months to points
1oYsfSSs Euled quie:, June and July declining ~
from opening, other months to I: closed
'dGhiet but steady TO points lower all round
than yesterdays close.
WOOL, COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Wool-Market for unsecured grades closed
firm and unchanged, with sales OF Is, 900 pounds;
secured woods closed firm at to &c advance
with no sales.
Coffee and sugar reported unchanged, the
CORNER steady, the latter firm and active.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Special to the Gazette.
Boston, Mass, June 9.-Wool-Quiet and
easy: sales for the week l, 700, 600 pounds,
smallest OF the season.
GOVERNMENTS. STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, June l9.-The stock market to-day
witnessed the completion of the raid begun yes
terday, and while there was marked animation
in the forenoon, with further depression in
values the pressure was removed later in the
day and dizziness followed, with some improve
ment in values. Upon the covering OF the shorts
the bears found that the decline had reached
point where stocks ceased to come out and hold
ers were buyers again, and the raid as SUDDEN
ceased as it was started. The pressure at the
opening by traders who were continuing the
raid had the effect of opening the market of
from "a to y per cent, with exceptional declines
in . few stocks. Resistance was met with.
however, at the concessions, and soon
caused a cessation of the hammerln2
had again drifted back into dizziness with prices
once more on level with those at the opening
The news of the afternoon was considered more
favorable to the passage OF the silver Dill, and
traders went in to bring about rally, and lower
ing of shorts was soon factor In slow but
steady appreciation OF valves, which, before
the close had brought most of the list up to
small fractions above last evenings figures,
The close was quite to dull, but firm at an inn
Railroad bonds were quiet and rather heavy.
Government bonds dull and STEADY.
Eat bow de- tod