Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-02
INFLUENCED,
Trading Confined Strictly to
Few Leading Stocks.
A SMALL SPEC OF THE WAR.
The Dry Goods Market Fairly Active and
Outside buyers Appearin.-Govern-
Incnt and state Bonds Feature
less-Market Closed Better.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
| Special 10 the Gazette
New YORK, April -Money-closed
easy at per cent, lowest rate. The high
est was 3.
Exchanse-ouiet. Posted rate, 81 se]t
"a 50.
Silver-9S9I
Sugar-Raw. dull; but steady at lower
prices. Centrifugal, sc test, 3j5c: fair re-
timing, 315c; retnel. steady, but lower; cut
loaf and crushed, sc; granulated, 41lc.
Wheat-Options active and weak, declin-
ing under selling to realize 5.@l5S. Spo,
lots closed weak.
Wool-In light supply at full prices. Xxx
fleece. BIC; FAN Texas, l7g22c.
Cotton-Spot lots closed steady Mid
ding uplandS, SC. Futures closed to !
points higher.
Colfee-Spot lots closed steady. Fair
Rio cargOes. coke. Futures closed steady.
HIles-Steady. Buenos Ayres dry, 1870.
Dry Texas. Toe.
n StOcks-Dull and weak during the most
Of the day. The weakness is attributed in
part 10 lower prices in London, and partly
to the speck of war in connection with the
Italian affair
Trading was confined to about half a
dozen leading stocks. Closing prices gen
orally were i to per cent lower. Atchi-
son. 27tz
The dry goods market was fairly active
in some departments to-day, and trade IS
picking up somewhat. \ number of out Of
town buyers took considerable amounts Of
desirable summer materials
BCndS-Dul.
Denver Texas and Fort Worth certia-
Gates 81.
Fort Worth and Denver Is, 1887.
Atchison general mortgage AS, 7s14.
AtchisOn incomes, 49,.
Kansas and Texas Is, 77aZ.
Kansas ana Texas 2's, 3S71.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas 2's. 3SL
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Is, 71#Lz
St Louis. Arkansas and Texas is, SIX.
Texas and Pacific Is, o72i.
Texas and Pacific 2's, S0$I
Special TO the Gazette.
New ORLEANS, LA, April atwood,
Violet II Co. say:
Futures-Liverpool did decline 5 to AGA
as we expected; but the market did not
sympathize but improved two points. Re-
cciptS DO not seem TO have influence any
longer. The larger the supply the steadier
the market is apparently for futures. What
IS 10 become Of the spot accumulation re-
mains to be seen. Our New York says:
The market is uureasonably steady and
encourages bulls, but shorts are satisfied to
wait 80
Port receipts to-day are goo, against 700
last year. The semi-weelly interior move
meut at thirteen towns, shows receipts Of
Friday TO be $1,000, against 1900 for all
this week last year, while stock shows u
loss Of only 81 90 since week ago. These
thirteen towns show excess in stock Of
10000 over last year Receipts here to-
morrow 1900, against 600 from all ports Of
last year.
Free on board-No market. Sales, 80
baieS
Spots-Steady. Sales, 1900 Demand
good for staple cotton. All English buyers.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS
New YORK, April The domestic stu
alton Of the stock market remains the same
and the day was almost entirely barren OF
news OF 4 character to have any influence
upon the market The close was very dull,
but firm. At iEsigniticant changes from last
nights pgiess and generally a small frac-
tion beatsf than opening.
ksalffhd bonds dull
a e6te bonds featureless