Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-13
ON WaIl STREET.
Westsga stockholders are Dependent
Ahd are Selling Literally
Dealings in all Other SpecIalties are Of a
Bullish Temperament and Considerable
Renewed Strength is Shown.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME
special to the Gazette.
NEW York, May 12.-Money was strines,
to-day. closing at 10 per cent. The highest "a.
was II per cent and the lowest 51s per cent.
exchange closed quiet at 81 s5a4 81.
Silver-sI o5 bid.
Conee-spot lots, steady; fair Rio car9oe.
lsstc. Futures closed to 10 points lower.
Cotton-spot lots steady. MiddIing upland,
l2c. Futures closed 8 to points lower.
WOOL continues quiet and prices show no de
cided change
=. HIDES firm. Buenos Ayres dry =; Texas, sl1G
| Wheat-Options were active ans ,,,a,,,o5 =
Gay. In the early trading there was sham sell
ing on unfavorable Interpretation of the govern
covering and the market rallied cIosinv i-rsS,
Lar, however. Spot lots clos ed firm.
STOCKS were very active to-day, the largest d nv
ies IN months I'm having been transacted
/ vas well distributed. In the early tradin,
paIt were strong AID advanced iaG2sgsE-z
ing, and the early advance was iefdble sell
cases. The closing prices were list in most
generally lower in most regular and
Atchison, 1875.
In dry goods the same dorr
mere are no changes Of imps.nant state exists.
',s6: anu 5rt Worth certificates,
Fort Worth and Den,
sui, Colorado and ser rs; lo9.
Kansas and Texas
Kansas and TexasPs, ll5.
Kansas and Texa-general Us, rs.
Missouri, Kansss general 6's, IS.
a Sshissouri, Kansa and Texas general 6's. So.
10. As and Texas Consolidated rs,
Texas and PsEansas and Texas PE, 90.
Texas and Plcitc rs, a6Is.
cot Acifc 2's, As.
Special to tJToN, SPOTS AND FUTURES.
,,atIvssTyle Gazette.
-kas3av gJoN, Tex, May 12.-The spot markets
,Iiyernoc snerally closed quiet, steady and firm.
chance 4 advanced lied, this being the only
In thJf note.
slightye. future markets Liverpool showed a
leans advance, while. New York and New Or
Li9each declined slightly.
aTerpool futures opened firm at an advance Of
stead 2 points, ruled firm and closed barely
l2dy at the opening advance.
off ew York futures opened steady at a decline
&C to points, ruled barely steady at second
oil, quiet but steady at third call, at a decline
II 3 to points from opening. rallied and closed
to- points lower than Saturdays close.
New Orleans futures opened steady at a de-
cline OF TO points, ruled steady at further
decline, aid closed quiet but steady 1 to points
lower than last closing.
WOOL. COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Wool higher and quiet as revised.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW York, May l2.-The failure to 1eorgan-
lie the interstate railway association on satur-
day and tee adjournment of the meeting without
practical results created feeling of despond-
ency among holders of Western stocks, and
there was liberal selling of some of those
specialties during the day. Bears hailed adj
journment as signal for the end of the advancing
market, and did not fail to add their influence to
selling OF long stocks. Among the Western roads
The bullish feeling here, however, runs so high
that there was no disposition to let demoraliza-
ton in that part OF the country interfere with
The. well-known, prosperity with the re-
nainder OF the country, and other
stocks still showed marked strength, Wander
bits being the most prominent, with the addi-
Jon or gas stocks. As consequence the mar
ket was active and irregular with considerable
Ieverishness throughout the day, while impor-
he rest OF the market moving within compar-
lttvely narrow limits. Missouri Pa
,' f fhd Rssam' ana wfas c RGin;
n that stock ran up to larger figures than have
been seen for some time, while the pressure to
direction, the closing prices being but little bet
er than the lowest. Money began to work
,ioser in the afternoon, and the rate on call was
icing up to that per figure bid the This ' ss9
lettering effect upon purchases, and |
Induced considerable realizing among smaller
operators, which gave the whole list dropping |
endency toward delivery hour, and wiped out a |
arge proportion of the gains of the forenoon. !
The close was active and weak, and generally at |
fractional decline from Saturdays final |
igures. |
Railroad bonds were more active than usual. |
Government bonds dull and steady.
State bonds entirely neglected.
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.
LONDON, May l2.-The Mark Lane Express in |
Is weekly review of the British grain trade says:
food reports have been received concerning |
,rawing wheat throughout Great Britain, Rus |
ia Central Europe and France. English wheats /
we're firmly held at a slight advance. Sales OF |
English wheRts during the past week were s., 974 |
quarters at Bic I'd, against 81, 51S quarters /
It S9s 1Od during the corresponding week |
asst year. Foreign wheats huctuated |
lnder changes IN the New York market,
,ut the leading tendency of the market here was
Upward. Flour was steady, not sharing in the |
peculative movements. Barley was firm. For
ign oats advanced Cd. Corn dropped Cd. at |
O. days market business was slow. English
nd foreign wheats maintained their values.
american Hour was well held. The price of bar
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