Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-29
GOOD BUYING
Of Some of the Leading Stocks.
Silver S7 SD.
MONEY EASY AT 8 PER CENT.
The Dry Goods Market Continues Dull
Sugar Dull at Unchanged Prices-Rau-
road Bonds Moderately Active.
Exchange Steady.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME
Special to the Gazette
NEW YORK, April 2s-Money-Closed
al B per cent, the lowest rate. The highest
was 4.
Exchange-Steady.
Snver-e1I
Sugar-Raw and refined, dull, unchanged
prices.
Cotton-Spot lots closed steady. Mid
ding uplands, SIC. Futures closed weak
l TO points lower.
Coffee-Spot lots steady; fair Futures
closed weak to is points lower
Nheat-Options moderately active and
weak. In early trading prices declined &c
but subsequently recovered partly, clos
ing to lAc lower. Spot lots steady.
Nool-Dul1 but steady. Fall Texas, IS
HideszHsady. Buenos Ayres dry, 1919
13sIIc: 3,eTexas, 10@l0iEc
Stos&lf Fairly active today and prices
firm 3fing the greater part, notwithstand-
in24 engagement OF more gold and the
saGcnt OF S100,UO0 gold by to days
mer. There was good buying Of some
Rthe leading stocks. Louisville and Nash
fSille was especially sought after by London
parties. Bituminous coal shared strong on
the announcement that the general strike
OF miners set down for May ] was Off.
Closing figures We're generally ct or near
G4lt Ut-Sl OI lIlG ulN. 1Qc ranged
from s to 3 per cent
Atchison. 33%
Dry goods-Market continues dull, and
there is nothing new in the way of trading.
Bonds quiet, but firm.
Fort Worth and Denver certificates, 135I.
Fort Worth and Denver, is, l 03$<.
Atchlson As, general mortgage, sos.
AtChiSon incomes, 500.
Kansas and Texas Is, T13S
Kansas and Texas 2's, 4236
Missouri, Kansas and Texas rs, SAX.
Texas and Pacific rs, 90s5.
Texas and Pacific rs, 81
ATWOOD, VIOLET co.'s COTTON REPORT.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April 27.-Atwood,
Violet & Co. say:
Futures-A loss of 1-S2d in Liverpool early
options and spots caused an easier feeling
here, and July sold AT SS29 and closed al
$50, or &c lower than yesterday The
chances are in favor of the market declin-
ing more tomorrow, as the spot situation
IS still adepressing feature, while all grades
are reduced &c to-day. Actual sales were
much lower.
We anticipate notices tomorrow, in
which event it will terd TO further depress
the spot markets. The summer months
here are too high, compared to the actual
sales of spots
Port receipts to-day are l3,40O, against
1000 last year.
Crop prospects and the weather generally
throughout the cotton belt are very good.
Free on board-Sales, $50 Offerings but
poor, and prices are too high.
Spots, irregular. Sales, 1900 Though
all grades were lowered Is, there were
sales at s lower still
SGovEREMENTs, STOCKS AND BONDS.
yEtw YORK, April 2S.-The stock market
s3nsday showed q marked decrease in its
sactivity, but also a marked improvement in
its tone over that of yesterday. and, while
no material advances were scored in the
general list there was q cessation Of
pressure 10 sell and the uniform improve
ment in values went great way toward re-
storing confidence Of the smaller class of
spectators, who were inclined to think
that 4 reaction OF large proportions had
begun. The events of the day also devel-
oped the fact that while there has been
heavy realiZations during the last few days,
most Of the selling, as claimed by bulls, was
short stock, and the failure TO bring about
any material concession in prices has COM
PEELED halt in that direction for the time
being. The final gains are important only
in few shares, and Union Pacific rose tx,
Louisville ls5, and Erie per cent
Railroad bonds moderately active
Government bonds steady.
State bonds dull and featureless.