Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-14
On WALL STREET.
Dealings in the Stock Market Yester-
day were Fairly Active.
The Close Shows Losses from Fridays Prices.
The Weekly Bank Statement was I'm
favOruble-BOnds Dull.


sTecial TO the Gazette.
New YoRK, Sept. I3.-Moaey loaned easy
throughout the morning, per cent. being the
only rate.
EKchange-4 s2a4 S5Is.
silver-Sl 1884.
sugar-Continues quiet at about previous
prices for both raw and refined
cofee-spot lots firm. Fair Rio, cargoes, 2O24c
Futures steady.
tuuon-Spot closed steady; middling-up-
lands, lu24c. Futures steady.
Hides-Strong and active. Buenos Ayres,
dry, l5ci dry Texas. IOGl3C.
WOol-Dull but firm. Fail TeX's, i9G21C.
Wheat-Options were fairly active and irreEu-
lar, closing weak and cent lower, Spot lois
closed easy.
stocks we're fairly active to-day. rs, SO shares
changing hands by midday TO the clos nE hour.
The series were weak throughout, and closed
generally SAYS per cent. below those OF yes
terday. The bank statement was unfavoraDle,
showing loss in the reserves OF 81, 90j. $50.
In dry goods values have not materially
changed, and business continues very Ii ght,
RAILWAY BONDS AND CERTIFICATES.
Bonds dull.
Fort Worth and Denver Is, IO3.
Atchison general mortgage, as S4ls.
AtChiSOn incomes. 81
Kansas and Texas rs, llj.
General > q, "a
General 6's. so.
-
Missouri, Kansas and Texas consolidated = 5,
lis.
St Louis. Arkansas and Texas rs, s7ii.
Texas and Pacific Is. 50.
Iezas and Pacific rs, $50
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Gpecial to the Gazette.
BosroS, Mass. Sept -wool-The quota
tions are unchanged. Sales for the week
s.5Ol,0OJ pounds, Receipts. l3,OOl bales do
nestle and 927 foreign. Ohio Y, ) d3lI5: Xxx,
fS6S4c. LaEg9 sales of Territory woods on q
secured basis at jSG6Oc for fine; % 5Sc for fine
medium; 80 a SOC for medium.
CoTToN-sPOTs AND FUTURES.
Srecial 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX, Sept. l3.-New York adj
yanced l-l5c and Baltimore dropped SC. These
are the only changes in the spot markets which
generally closed quiet and steady.
Futures closed quiet and steady, with slight
decline IN Liverpool and an advance in New
York and New Orleans.
Liverpool futures opened quiet and unchanged,
closed steady at decline OF point from yester-
New York futures opened quiet but firm at an
advance OF to points. closed steady, 3 points
higher than yesterday.
New Orleans futures opened steady at IN ad-
rance of to points, ruled steady, TO points
lEber than opening, closed steady at an ad-
Eaace over yesterday s close OF o points.
WOOL. COFFEE AND SUGAR,
Wool-Closed firm and unchanged. No sales.
Coffee and sugar unchanged, al former quota
tons.
GOVERNMENTS. STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK. sept, l5.-Ihe stock market TO-
lav was again weak and declining, but freezer,
shorts selling on the general expectation that
there was o be further incresss in the deficit
shown by the banks from the requirements OF
the twenty five per cent rule. and gave bears and
traders opportunity t. Continue their ham
merlng operations. First prices were gener-
ally but sli htiy changed from those Of last
evening, but pressure was brought to bear first
upon North American, which has since its ap-
? pearance on the list been a drawing card. About
II o clock il became known that the secretary
of the treasury was in town. and would hold a
conference with some of the leading bankers with
view TO coming 10 2 finai solution of the prob
lem of how to relieSG tne monetary stIingency,
and the bears went into cover on the intelligence
with result of ralying the list generally small
fractions. Trading in the last half hour pre-
scented no new features, and the market finally
closed quiet and barely steady. generally at
small fractions better than the lowest prices Of
the day.
Railroad bonds dull.
Government and state bonds dull and rather
heavy.