Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-20
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LONDON, Nov. l9.-Tne stock market
| opened very fiat, but prices on oil secur-
ties have since improved. American
! securities are higher.
LONDON, Nov. l9.-The Times saws:
! No bills drawn on Barring Bros. after
last Saturday will be accepted, but all
! drawn previously will be recognized. TIE
Bank of England is practically in charge
of the Barring Bros. affairs. 1t Is
| probable that the firm will be resusci-
| tated with fresh capital.
NEW YORK, Nov. l9.-The stock mar
ket, in response 10 the panicky feeling
in London opened from TO - per cent
down, but q recovery took place, and at
l. IL O'Clock the market was steady to arm
fnt hes; prices of the hour.
NEW YORK. Nov. l9.-Judge O'Breiu
of the supreme court to-day appointed
Francis Higgins receiver of the North
River bank
LONDON, Nov. l9.-The chief cause of
the depression in the stock market this
morning was the refusal OF the Bank of
England to discount bills of the Barring
Bros. before maturity.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Noon-Th
stock market after IL o. clock displayed b
firm front and prices moved up above the
best figures OF the first hour. Prices
steadily advanced until noon, when
many stocks had fully recovered all
losses. A reaction appeared before noon,
however, and at deal time the market
Was rather heavy, but close to the best
prices OF the morning.
LONDON, Nov. l9.-The stock marke.
closed with b tier tendency all round.
MANCHESTER TRADE REVIEW.
MANCHESTER, Eng, Nov. 19.-The
Guardian, IN its review of yesterdays
market, says: There was little alteration
in the state of business, and there were
no signs of betterment. The demand sp-
pears to have narrowed to the smallest
possible limits. BUYERS were cautious.
mainly on account of the financial crisis,
Much foreign business has hitherto been
done through the Barring Bros. and a
brief suspense Is inevitable, still sellers
regard the situation with composure, and
are patiently watching the course of
tents.
They ere supported By the fact that much
OF the production is well under contract.
There was little pressure TO sell, but the
mnrket was well atle to bear the STRAIN.
Prices are generally steady. There was
little yielding. Yarns very dull. Cloth
irregular: best shirting and heavy goods
for Eastern markets were fairly steady;
common kinds weaker. There was mod
crate inquiry for fine aud fancy goods.
Heavy goods moderately steady. The
demand was light.
CoTToN-FUTUREs AND SPOTS.
srecisl TO the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov. 19.-At-
wood, Violet u Co. says:
Futures-The opening markets eyery-
IN " ~ nf ha do
pool closing firm at q recovery of LTD !
OF the former decline. New York closed
the same rs last night, and this market
six points lower. Our information 10 that |
shorts covered the cases advanced al New |
York, but that don't depreoiats n fur
Their improvement.
The stock market in New York was |
decidedly better. The London monetary |
situation has not improved murh. but |
the stoci market there closed better.
Cotton is being held back, as port
receipts are only 81 800 against Al 700
last year. but leading interior towns
show a stock of 264 600. against, 246 600
last Friday. and POP 900 all this wp.k.
Mhere is still money pressure here, but
never the less there were good spot sales
to-day.
f. o. b.-Same as yesterday, no de-
mand; purchasers not able to negotiate
exchange are entirely out OF the market.
Sales, none.
spot-Demand good; English ex porters
principally in the market. Offering
more plentiful and of better style. Sales,
5000 bales.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Nov. I9.-Ths stock mar
ret was opened from / to So per cent.
over than last nights prices.
The monetary situation here showed
marked improvement as the day wore
Ilong, and buying assumed larger pro-
portions, while purchases OF securities By
investors shows no diminuation over the
Id condition of the market, as was re-
saled by the high loauing rates for
torks, several commanding premium.
burlington per cent. aud Jersey Gen.