Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-05
FAIRLY ACTIVE.
Heavy Loss in the Bank Reserve
of S2,o52,O75.
GENERAL LIST NEGLECTED..
A Half Holiday In tine Dry Goods Market,
and Few Buyers--Stock Market Closed
1-2 to lie Higher than Friday.
Money Rate was Per Cent.
COMMERCIAL. RESUME.
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NEW YORK. April 4-Money-closed
easy. The only rate for the day was per
cent.
Exchange-Steady. Posted rate, 81 SG]1
al SO.
Surar-Raw and refined dull and un-
changed
Wheat-Options fairly active and weak,
closing 5695lc lower. Spot lots dull and
weak.
Wool-Dull but steady. Texas grades,
lG9IZ2c.
Cotton-Spot lots steady. Middling up
lands. &C. Futures closed irregular.
! Cofee-Spot lots steady. Fair Rio 20Hc.
Futures closed steady.
Hides-Firm. Buenos Ayers dry 1910.
Dry 1exas loo.
Stocks--Farly active today. Total
sales were ll5, 3O7 shares. The sugar trust,
Rock Island, Burlington and Reading were
the most active stocks. Prices advanced
steadily from opening. The commercial
bulletin reports that fourteen banks have
IT scelved from interior this week S99o, 900
fanC shipped s., sat, 100. a loss of sl,5To, 900.
The receipts were chiefly from neigh bOring
stItes, although some money has come from
The South. The LARGEST shipments We're 10
the Middle states and Michigan took good
deal.
1 ut CulOLLClc tti'uitS u IOSS " Dd!lhS
from the interior movement of 81, 5T2, 900,
and Il gain from sub-treasury operations of
500, O0O-a net loss OF Sl.0I2 900. There
WAS some selling and q slight reaction.
Closing figures, however, were a to u per
cent higher than yesterdays.
The important changes in the principal
items of the New York bank statement this
week were rs follows:
Loans, increase, $50, 800
Specie, decrease, $4,000.
Legal tender. decrease, $l.40S, 900.
Deposits, increase, Sl46.1O0.
Circulation, decrease. $1,000.
These changes decrease the surplus re-
serve s.. Oj2,Ui5, ard make il now 81, $50, 975,
against s. 442 O5G last week, Si.4424 75 for
the CORES ponding week in 1870, s., 4O9. 575
in 1859, $500 SO in loSS, 81, lis, 575 in 1887,
ana SD j55, 50 il 1886.
Alcl.SOn. ~
Dry goods-Marlcet less active to-day,
owing 10 q half holiday, and very few buy
ers were on the market.
Bonds-Dull
Denver, Texas and Fort Worth certiti-
Gates. 81.
Fort Worth and Denver is, l034.
AtchisOn general mortgage As, IoA.
AtChisOn incomes, y.
Kansas and Texas Is, 7TlI.
Kansas and Texas rs 80
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2's, SO.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Is. TX!
ST Louis, Arkansas and Texas is, 500.
Texas and Pacific Is, IS.
Texas and Pacific 2's, BIZ
ATWOOD, VIOLET L co.'s COTTON REPORT
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New ORLEANS, La, April atwood,
Violet &; Co. say:
Futures-Liyerpool closed TO points
lower than yesterday and this market
closed the same. Our New York kilograms
to-day SLY that they expect Il lower market.
Port receipts to-day are 1900, against
$500 last year. Memphis receipts to-day
swere 700, against 800 last year We esti-
Itnate port receipts during the coming week
Fat 10000, against %, 600 last year.
Our Liverpool cable says: ''Spinners
have bought 50 freely lately tha: they ex-
pect them TO fall back now on their stock
and take less than their full consumption
Trade prospects are not encouraging.
Free Oh board-Sales, 100 Offerings
very light.
Spots-Easy. Sales, 1850. The market
is very easy and lower than yesterdays
quotations.
GOVERNMENTS. STOCKS AND BONDS
NEW YORK, April THE stock market
to-day was more active than on any previ-
Gus day OF the week and in the main
showed decidedly strong tone and some
marked advances Were scored among few
stocks which led the market The general
list was neglected, however, as usual. The
close was quiet and heavy. but still at or
near the best prices Of The day. The entire
list IS higher tonight.
Railroad bonds comparatively active.
Government and state bonds dull