Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-24

Iered, prices at that hour being 14662 per
cent above those of yesterday.
| The advance was accelerated by 4 favor
| able bank statement.
| The important changes in the principal
| items of the New York bank statement for
the week were as follows: Loans, decrease,
S5,651, 400; specie, decrease 81 494, 800; legal
| tender, increase, S914, 200; deposits, de.
| crease, 1901, 900; circulation, increase,
| Sl0,j00
These changes increase the surplus re-
| serve Sc'04. 500, and make it now 5,217. $50.
| against a, 1872, $50 last week, S3,47l 800 for
| the corresponding week in 1890, S15, 055, $50
| in 1889 SIS, 294 800 in 1885, and 50. 719 800 in
| 1857
-Atchison, BIZ.
Dry goods-The situation Is unchanged.
Bonds firm.
%
Fort Worth and Denver Is, 1885,.
AtchiSOn general mortgage As, 80.
Atchison incomes, 46ll
Kansas and Texas is. ~.
Kansas and Texas 2's, ~.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Is, ~.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas rs ~
ST. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Is, 81.
Texas and Pacific Is, S99I.
Texas and Pacific 2's, 321s.
BANK STATEMENT AND GOLD.
Special to the Gazette
New YORK, May 23-The bank statement
made to-day is pulling one. It's showing
of decrease in deposits of s.. 301, 900, and 4
decrease in loans of 50, 651, 400 apparently in
dicates that the heavy movement OF cur
rency from the interior to this CITY has been
repayment of loans, and that the heavy
shipments of specie have been wholly with
drawals of deposits If this representation
IS truthful II Is i revelation, for no one on
Wall street had the slightest idea that city
banks were such liberal lenders in the West
as TO be able to call in leans i'll that section
amounting to 81 600. 900 in two weeks. The
impression was that the money in the West
belonged there.
The fact that call loans in this market
have been offered in excess of the demand
every day this week prevents the proba-
bility that any of the loans in this city have
been curtailed. The sum of s., 500 600 in
gold was shipped from this port by to-day's
steamers for Europe as follows:
BY Lazard t'reres, $1,000, 900; by Barring,
Magoun & Co. $1,000. 600; V Hoffman &
Co, 100000; Heidelbach, Ickleheimer &
Co, $500, ZOO. kidder. Peabody Il Co. also
shipped $500 900 direct from Boston, max
ing total export to-day of $780, 900.
Gold was sent in coin in the following
proportions:
Double eagles, two parts.
Eagles, two parts.
Half-eagles, one part
ATWOOD, VIOLET & co.'s COTTON REPORT.
Special to the Gazette.
New ORLEANS, LA, Nav 93-Atwood.
Violet & Co. say:
Futures-Since the holiday Liverpool has
shown no inclination TO improve. but on the
contrary there is considerable apathv. IT.
seems, therefore, not only difficult TO ad-
vance prices but even to sustain the present
value. That market controls the situation
at present. Closes unchanged with amor
sales of 5000. This market closes lower
than last NIGHT. The stumbling block here
is outside stock, which is over 100 600
larger than last wear and generally of bet
ter quality. The effect on summer months
is depressing. Fan months show less
Strength.
Po1f REGENTS 53OO aUainst 1000 last YEAR
Free on board-SaIes. I5O bales
Spots-Steadv. Sales 400 bales. ouota-
tiops unchanged. but are lower than official
urices
CROP yFws
IPpYn1,S MISS Nav % -ssC,rone have
suffered from the late dry smell and some
renIonting is NECESSARY IN oct fair stand
The stand is poor. eycept in some local.
Ties :,
Nopr,p Ar, Nov, % ;.Tba 1o-a co,d
smell has retarded the Growth of the nIants
,5Star.iaIIr Tho o,rn,vfne cron hos sntferaI
hut little ~, .c.o,Srt of d7,o,Itb Int 5,,ontb
has retarded blowing and planting, espec-
i.,iIv in the IoIvIands wbare the coil has
been 81 hard farmers could do notbing with
it The stand iS NOT qeneralJv GOOD The
niant small on INLAND reno,,ts of lice :;
VoonpI-rr = ~ NJ, ~ -. Sib. Lotto
rains have terminated the severe dronfh
and faTv DAYS NJ warm sunshine are now
naedej IN sefiIa tho nrastion ,ybetbar any
,,e,Iantine viii he nerescarv The weather
cop+innaT cold and NOV intro come Of +be