Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-26
ON WALL STREET.
None of Mondays Animation Was to Be
Seen in the Stock Market
Yesterday.
81 Final Changes Are for Fractional Losses
Railway Bonds Also Show Losses.
other Eonds steady
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

sr,cfs1 10 the Gazette.
~ YORK. March 25.-Money closed easy
# the lowest point of the day, viz: per cent,
fbe highest rate was I.
ste-ring-Firm and higher posted rates,
s. s5-s Ci soy.
si1vef-g5t.c.
SSoFse-spot lots, firm; fair Rio cargoes, 2Ol4c.
rcrr-es closed 10 10 points higher.
~uEar-Eaw and refined, weak and
s,irhtiy lower; cut loaf and crushed, 71sc; gran
u C-o.to5n-spot lots, steady middling, I19sc.
Wool Wyool-aas Undergone no decided change, fall
VETeat-O Options were dull and weak, closing
i.ra.c lower. Spot lots dull.
5Hjdes-Firm and in better demand. Buenos
Ines inv rs. C: Texas dry, SS4 a I2C.
is+orgy' were extremely dull to-day, and for
tr,a most part weak. Prices closed k82la per
cont lower: the latter in Tennessee coal. There
,-a-p no features in connection with the trading,
which for the most part, was confined to the
Transactions Of the boardroom traders and
scalpers.
Fort Worth, 58l5.
In drv goods there is no change, either in the
volume OF trading or prices
RAILWAY BONDS AND CERTIFICATES.
Bonds closed dun.
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certificates,
Fort Worth and Denver rs, 1861.
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe rs, lis.
Gold Gs, &c.
Kansas and Texas is, 1l42s.
General b s, 90.
General SIS, T5ia.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas general, SIS, 75l3.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas consolidated rs,
St. Louis. Arkansas and Texas rs, ssh.
Texas and Pacific Is, 9l1s.
Texas and Pacific rs, 3sl4.
CoTToS-sPOTs AND FUTURES.
Fpecial to the Gazette.
GALVESTON. TEX, March 25.-The cotton spot
markets were virtually unchanged to-day, with
the exception of New York, which closed dull at
I-lGc decline.
Futures were about stationary.
Liverpool futures opened quiet, point off g,
ruled quiet and closed steady at about yester-
New York futures opened dull but steady, to
2ponts higher, ruled dull but steady and closed
Quiet but steady 1T = pOinl lower on earlier
months unchanged for later months.
New Orleans futures opened quiet but steady at
Yesterday close ruled quiet at a slight advance
and closed steady, l point higher all around.
WOOL, COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Wool steady and unchanged. Coffee and sugar
steady at former quotations.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW York, March 25.-The decision of the su-
preme court in the Granger cases yesterday,
which gave the market such n lift in the last few
minutes Of business, seemed TO have lost all its
influence, and not sign was left to show that
ANYTHING favorable to the railroads had trans
PRED. This indifference to the good news which
has become so marked in the street of late helps
to keep alive the bearish feeling among the pro-
fessional element, and this morning, with the
sid OF some selling by London and lower figures,
prices were depressed to a limited extent, though
all of the animation of yesterday had disap-
peared The market was dull but heavy. The
final changes are generally fractional losses.
, Railroad bonds are dull. The weakness in
stock was reflected in the market, and most of
the few important changes are losses.
Government and state bonds steady.