Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-26
ON WALL STREET.
The Stock Market was Fairly Active
Under the Unfavorable Influences
OF o Panic In Buenos Ayras Oregon Improve
ment Company Rsceivership and
sugar Trust Matters.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Money-Closed
easy at per cent, lowest rate; the high
est was per cent.
ExchaDge-Posted rates, 81 sac
s71S.
suRar-Raw dull and unchanged; re-
fined, steady at previous prices.
silver-sl O31a.
Cofsee-Spot steady; fair Rio oargoes,
2OAc. Futures steady.
Cotton-Spot lots steady. Futures
closed 5 to points lower.
Wool-0ull; dealers are complaining
Of poor demand. There Is no material
change.
wheat-Options we're fairly active but
weak. closing S@l1sc lower. Spots
quiet.
Hides-Firm; Buenos Ayres, dry, l5c;
dry Texas, 10@l3c.
Stocks-Fairiy active to-day, but I'M
der the influence OF the reported panic
in Buenos Ayres, Oregon improvement
reoeivsrship and the unsettled condition
of the sugar trust certificates, prices
were weak throughout and closed A@4
per cent. lower.
Atchison, unchanged.
Dry goods-The market continues DOR
Skhart, trade not having fully recovered
from the set back resulting from the
financial troubles.
RAILWAY BONDS AND CERTIFICATES.
BoudSactive.
DeW Texas and Fort Worth oertih-
wor,a fnd Denver rs, 1osgz.
Kansas d ia Texas rs. 1885,.
Missouri kansas aud Texas rs, 761s.
Miss0u1 Kansas and Texas rs, rs. $50:
Texas Pacific rs, 90.
TexaA land Pacific 2's, 3313.
THE OPENING.
NE@fYoRK, Nov. 25.-The stock mar
ket OF nei irregular from last nights
flgur4, later advanced, and at IL
o'c.o3k was active and strong ct best
prices reached.
Stocks after II O'Clock reacted and
sold below the opening prices.
At noon the market was weak at frRo-
tons below opening prices.
CoTToN-FUTUREs AND SPOTS.
S ecia' to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. 25.-At-
wood, Violet s. Co. say:
Fntur-s-The situation all around is
hardly encouraging Increasing inte-
rior stocks are not inGiratively OF any
permanancv in spot prices there and
vi, 81
too high compared to spots here. We are
obliged to say that our foreign and NV
York correspondents predict lower
prices. Liverpool says we cannot carry
/ 900, 600 bales of stock, as holders do
not find it so easy TO obtain assistance.
We anticipate easier spot market here
after November requirements have been
filled. Estimates tor December receipts
are large. Port receipts to-day are
SO 900, against 81 200 last year.
+. o. b.-Demand good for grades
ab We middling and Texas cottons; busi-
ne checked by prices from country
beng too high. Sales, 1000 bales.
Spots-Demand good and offerings
abundant of grades under midIing. We
also note that color and handling are
improving. Principal business WAS for
Englis and continental ports. Sales,
5000 Aes. We are really to accept con-
sig;ni hts to Messrs. Cunningham s.
sSE5hs hFw, Liverpool, on trst-ciass bunk
er's &edit, thus securing u high rate of
exchNge. We invite correspondence.
G&ERNMENTs, STOCKS AND BONDS.
Nj YORK, Nov. % The stock mar
ket &day was less active than usual. If
therex$ as reaction of material proper
ii rs - along the line, many evidently
felt that the pace of improvement in
values of late has been too rapid, and
were prepared to take profits already az
quired, while the same sentiment gave
the bears courage 10 again try their
hands. The opening was Irregular, as
usual, and early trading even developed
some strength, and especially in gran
gers. After the first decline the pressure
to sell soon started the market in a
downward direction. Bears and traders
hammered the list quite impartially, and
everything on the active list soon showed
the effects of operations for decline.
The afternoon witnessed a general drop
all round, and while Rock Island and.
some others showed a stubborn resistance
to the pressure, they succumbed and
Joined the downward movement in ear
nest, and lost not only the early i'm
aproVement OUT something III huultlou.
fThe last changes to- day are almost all in
fthe direction of the lower regions.
Railroad bonds quiet.
Government bonds dull and steady to
firm.
State bonds dull and featureless.
The Eemains of ". G. Bonner Lsid to Rest
Special to the Gazette.
LUFKIN, TEX, Nov 25.-Our COM
munity is shrouded in its most sober
robes of deepest mourning. The re-