Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-29
ON WALL STREET.
The Stock Market was More Active and
Better Figures were Realized.
Railroad Bonds Displayed FIrmer tone and
were Quite Active, and Advances
are Recorded.


Special to the Gazette.
New York, May Is. Money closed at per
cent? the highest rate was per cent and the
lowest per cent.
Exchange-Closed steady; posted rates, 81 s4Is
"A s6I5.
silver-sl o2ata1 os1z per ounce.
Coffee-spot csrgoes steady; fair Rio cargoes,
1890. Futures closed to 10 points higher
for some of the list.
Susar-Firm for both raw and refned but
prices are unchanged.
90 0otten-spot lois, quiet; middling uplands,
RSci futures closed steady.
Mool[continues firm, but prices show no de-
~ HidesnFirm; BuenOs Ayres, dry, 1sKc; dry
Wheat-options were moderately active and,
IN the main, firm to-day, closing 3s91kc higher.
Spot lots closed dull.
Stocks were more active to day, the sales ag-
gregatlng ,2l9 shares. During the morning
dealings prices were strong under good buy
ing, and the advance ranged from IA to I5s per
cent. by noon. After midday there were free
realizations up to o'clock, and although there
was some recovery in the final hour, prices
closed irregular.
Atchison, Al.
In the dry goods market very little business is
being done. In some departments q small job
blng demand Is reported, but nothing OF
moment.
RAILROAD BONDS AND CERTIFICATES.
Bonds dull and irregular.
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certificates,
17Ia.
Fort Worth and Denver rs los.
Gull, Colorado and Santa Fe rs, ia.
Gold 6's, Sc.
Kansas and Texas u.s. II6H
Kansas and Texas general SIS, 70.
kansas and Texas general 6'S, S6Z.
Missouri Kansas and Texas general SIS, 1854.
Missouri KanSas and Texas consolidated rs,
e6G.
St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas rs, 91ss.
Texas and Pacific rs, 1884,
Texas and Pacific 2's, A.
COTTON, SPOTS AND FUTURES.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, May 2S.-The changes in
the spot markets to-day were as follows: Bos-
ton advanced 5-16o; Savannah, Ac; Philadelphse.
1sci Liverpool, Lied, and New York, AdRhsta
and st. Louis each advanced I-I6c, the markets
as rule closing firm with light transactions.
In futures there was decided advance in Liv
erpool, with declines in New York and New Or
leans markets.
Liverpool futures opened firm at an advance
over last closing of TO points, ruled steady at
further advance, and closed quiet but firm, 2
to points higher on all deliveries. New York
futures opened steady at decline of 1 to
points from yesterdays close, ruled steady at
10 points lower on May, June and July de-
liveries, and to points lower on other months.
: New Orleans futures opened steady, l to 6
points higher. ruled quiet but steady at slight
decline from opening, and closed steady to 10
points lower than yesterdays close.
WOOL, COFFEE AND SUGAR.
wool-olosed firm and unchanged, with no
transactions.
Coffee closed steady at &c. advance
Sugar closed steady as revised, with fair de-
mand.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, May 2s.-owing to the slump in
Chicago gas. caused by the appointment of a re-
ceiver for the trust, the whole list depressed,
but only for a short time. When the announce
ment was made that the Northwestern roads had
agreed to restore rates, the list became strong
and reached higher figures than before the
Under under the influence Of good buying BY
commission houses. the hesitating temper
of yesterday entirely disappeared md prices
moved up steadily though slowly during the en-
tire forenoon. Pacific Mail was marke
ception, showing sharp gain of about II per
cent. After delivery hour, however, selling be-
came more pronounced and the market closed
rather heavy at something off from best figures,
and with Trusts at their lowest.
Railroad bonds were little more active and
displayed frmer tone, which, however, was
interrupted somewhat by the furry in stocks in
the afternoon. Final changes are generally adj
vances. but important ones are few;
State bonds neglected.
MANCHESTER TRADE REVIEW.
MANCHESTER, ENG, May 28.-The Guardian
in its review OF yesterdays market says: The
market had a semi-holiday appearance. ~ 20,
were some fair inquiries for India goody ~;
taaitsdelivery, but they rarely ledt51SasfnsSs,
.6wiDsi to the insufficient pftQet Offered or
Difficulty in regard to time. Several manufac-
turersof India and some other staples are will
ing tcaccept lower prices for prompt and early
delivt4y than fer future. Demand from other
places9was moderate. Transactions were light.
Clothdnd yarn were firm. The market will be
practically closed for the remainder Of the week.