Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-07
ON WALL STREET.
Tho stock yalkpt Was Nightly More
Active, With Reading the feature.
,u,b, Fiyc,ra IONS are Recorded in the
General LIST With lrsignineant
Changes at the Close.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

spec'al 70 the Gazette.
-, YORK. March s. - Money ruled easy
.,.-rqbout the day on the buying OF bonds by
-. +-easurv; 81. 40, 900 were bought to-day
ts-rest rate wss ~ per cent, and thu
-,--irg nd lowest vas 3 per cent.
sl-'g!-- Closed strong and higher, owing to
L--rr+r6n o. the Bank Of England,s "a Of
ssts-oIrt The closing rates we're 4;S.12la 40 q
a. Far-CuOt lots closed nrm; iaIr hlo cargoesr
Futures closed 10 10 Is points hlgI eT.
HCt.oD-sDot firm; middling. llSsc. Futures
clos. -S-.rg,r-RaT and refined are strong at slight
a11.,TT CO.. times dull and prices show no ma
81 .-e-re: manufacturers are only buying
Inch 10 supply their wants.
iu7,r-Ftrn snd at better demand; Buenos
- drv. Ia3 C: dry Texas. 9s4Gl2c.
Aytt.Flat-Crt ons were fairly active to day.
~, hears raEded the market and considerable
Inc stuff came cut; prices closed 1sa%se
'o s",dcEs were moderately active to-day.
raaf57g was the eature and was very actively
,.f III. 0.0 shares changing han is during the
5z- rs Price was well sustained, however,
- f. only closed &c lower.
f--fou Pacific was raided on the issuing OF
e. IN IuU increase Of stock. 1t declined ! PEI
I'm but recovered later on.
The rest Of the list wes firm in most cases
srd closed D. a. per cent. higher.
stahi-oH. %.
H. 5-v rrcfs circles there is no change in the
situation There Is a general grumbiing a. the
staguat.on which prevails.
RAILWAY BONDS AND CERTIFICATES.
pcr6s irregular and dull.
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certificates,
rort Worth and Denver frsts. IIOib.
Gulf. Colorado and santa Fe hrsts, ll6.
Kansas iS11s aud Texas irsts, IlAl.
Gen Tsl q g. t#'s
Missouri. Kansas and Texas general 6's, IS.
Kansas consolidated IS lIaA.
S.. Lou S. Arkansas and Texas irsts, 66I5.
TEXAS and Pacific hrsts, 9iA,
Texas and Pacific seconds, IS.
COTTON SPOTS AND FUTURES.
srecfaI 10 the Gazette.
GaIvrsroy. Tex, March 6.-The spot market
generally closed quiet and firms New York. New
orleans. Galveston and Norfolk advanced quo
tatons I-l6c, while Memphis increased hers Isc'
These were the only changes OF note.
Futures felt the b oyanCy in the spots, and all
the markets advanced quotations and closed
steady and firm.
Liverpool futures opened firm at yesterdays
close. m ed steady and closed firm at ad-
vance Of point on all months.
New YORK futures opened quiet at a slight ad-
vance - ei barely steady at second call at q
further advance firm ct third call 5 to points
higher than opening, and closed firm at an adj
vance over yesterday OF to points on all de-
lyeries
New Orleans INJURIES opened SteaOy, point
higher than yesterdays close. ruled Gu ct at
still further advance and closed steady at from
70 points higher all around.
WOOL, COFFEE AND SUGAR.
wool-steady and unchanged, with no trans
actions.
Coftee-Adyanced &c and closed firm.
Sugar-Firm at sc advance on New York
grades; LOuisianas, uncf anged.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK. March 6.-The stock market to-
daywas little more active, but this was entirely
owing to increased business in Reading, and
that stock again furnished about one half of the
eE lie business in the listed shares. specu
tCu showed no change as far as the gen
eal list is concerned, and dulless
End stagnation continue to be the only
features. Fluctuations among the list call for
no commeu whatever, and the market closed
dull and steady 10 firm at insignificant changes
for The day.
Railroad bonds were more active, though the
only feature or interest is the weakness in Read
ing issues. The general list was dull and stag
n8nt.
Government and state bonds dull and steady.