Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
ON WALL STREET.
Stocks We're Again Dull, and Frac-
tional Declines are Recorded.
The Wizards and Yanderbilts We're Prominent
for Their Extreme weakness-The Mar
ket Closed at Lowest Figures.
coMMEncIAn RESUME. :.


Special to the Gazette. e
New YORK. June E.-Money closed at per
cent, the lowest; rate. The ruling rate was 4,
and the highest was per cent. '..z,e*~
E1change-steadyi posted Istes, ':4.See
4.Ss1a.
Silver-s1.Ofs -.
Cotfee-Spot tots closed steady. Fair Riocar-
| goes, Poe. Futures closed irregular. e..
Sugar-Raw, quiet at 9-1ec for &c. test centrifu-
| gal; refined, strong; cut loaf and crushed. 7Ssc;
| graduated 6s4c
=! GottOn-spOt lots steady; middling uplands,
Wool-Dull and featureless. Texas, I8a23c
| for spring.
| Wheat-Options were heavy and weak on a
general bullish Interpretation of the govern
ment crop report and reported failure in Chi
cago Prices closed H4SI9sc lover. Spot lots
were weak.
- Hides-Firm. Buenos Ayres, dry. 1870; dry
| Texas, 9hdl2c.
Stocks were dull again to-day and prices were
! generally weak, and declined with but little in
| terruption throughout the day. The changes,
| however, wereconfhed to fractions except in a
few instances. notably Chicago gas, the sugar
| trusts, Michigan Central Oregon Improvement
! preferred, Oregon Transportation and Lacka-
| wanna. These closed from to 2i5 per cent.
| lower.
Atciison, A..
In dry goods duilness is still the only feature.
| Values remain undisturbed.
RAILWAY BONDS AND CERTIFICATES.
Bonds dull
! s7i5.
Fort Worth and Denver rs. 1861.
| Atkinson general mortgage as, 81.
Atchison incomes, 67A.
Kansas and Texas rs, 1851.
Kansas and Texas general SIS, 75h.
Kansas and Texas general 6's, 81.
Missouri, Kansas and TeTas general 6's, 81.
| I16A. 't,f
Texas and Pacific rs, g2Is. 10y
Texas and Pacific as, 49,. 3
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Special to the Gazette.
BosroN, MASS, Jnae H. wool-steady and
in good demand feT. Rew territsry clip. which is
now coming in freely. Sales of that grade
mostly at l7G23c.
coTToN-sPoTs AND'FUTURRs.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX, June .u.-New Orleans
declined 1-l6c, Mobile &c, Wilmington ad-
lanced Ac. These were the only changes in the
spot markets, which as rule closes nominal
and dull, quiet and firm.
Futures closed firm and steady with decided
declines in early months of New York and New
Orleans, and slight advance IN same months in
Liverpool. 4
Liverpool futures opened weak and irregular
and practically unchanged; ruled irregular, to
2 points lower, and closed firm, early months
unchanged, later months point higher.
New York futures opened steady at a decline
of l to points, ruled steadier at further de-
cline from opening, and closed steady. June,
July and August off Is to 20 points, and other
New Orleans futures opened barely steady, l
to points lower, ruled steady at further de-
Glue and closed steady, June, July and August
10 to Is points lower, other months to points
lower.
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Coffee-Firm and unchanged with strong up
ward tendency.
Sugar-Active and firm at former quotations,
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
New YORK, June 1.-THE stock market for
the greater part of the day was intensely dull,
and throughout it pr esented reactionary line,
with the result of leaving prices materially
lower than last evening. That the
falling off Of business prices in the
market has relation to railroad
earnings and therefore the SEXUAL value of the
properties is shown ~ the returns for the first
week in June. The Wizards were prominent
for their weakness, as were Yanderbilts, but
sugar, after a slight decline of 1ihc, was held
firm and the final loss is comparatively
insignificant. The close was dull, but weak at
the lowest prices of the day. Almost everything
except Wheeling and Lake Erie is lower, and
Oregon Transcont mental is down 2Hs per cent,
Mexican Central IL per cent, Missouri Pacific
and Chicago gas each ~ per cent, New Eng
land and Louisville and Nashville each rs per
cent, and sugar Lackawanna, big Four,
st. Paul, Wabash preferred and Northern Pa
cifc preferred each per cent.