Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29
LOCAL MARKETS.

no cnnnge from our la>t report. Receipls
continue exceedingly light, though There ae
still n lew buyers in the ci'y and full market
quotations are paid for all the staple that
finds Its way into the city.
The drug mark ct shows some slightchange.
Castor oil, quinine, nitrate of silver, chloro'
form aud morphine are irmer. but quota
lions are unchanged. HaIter's iron Tonic, n
staple article in the line OF patent medicines,
has advanced from cote % a case. The dr. I
trade Is excellent and shows marked I'M
! roYement over business for The Same season
70" $50
Hardware 10 without change except the
frmer feeling on nails. shelf goods continue
In good demand and yesterdays sales OF
bu lding material were better Than for some
weeks, In he line OF hardware as In grocer
les and dry goods Fort Worth has some man"
moth stocks and the popularity of our lead.
Ing dealers Is shown in the great Increase OF
their business during the past twelve
months.
sTovE NASUFACTURE.
At the thirteenth annual meeting OF the
national association OF stove mHnniact urers,
held at Cleveland last week, II appears that
while the amount of goods manufactured In
1883 decreased 1910 per cent. from 1882, aud
sales fell offi per cent, the decrease In thu
amount OF stock held by retail dealers during
the same time was only S.ld OF per cent, Al
the same time the manufacturers have In
CT aseh their -nufacturidg pacity BIG
per cent. Stocks held by manufacturers Jan.
], 1884, were, in consequence, $40 per cent
greater than on Jan. /, 1855 These figures,
in the opinion of the trade. Will do to base
calculations ON for the COMING year.
iNfoHiAfloN OF LUIS
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9e", io' w. - a., Country have mn
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owhod 10y 'no tt'N'se'
From ihis eAniplt II "Ppe"'a 49, Wv
capital invested III u"A'''''' =" -'oo "''' ~
ov',s0s. Ne" ioih iv"us
tina capital oil 'S--roi" =" '"V"ae.'
ranks second with i''il'v,'"N,
MIA third with seoho',N" on'o ioN.'"
with $780, o., o iIllho's hI'n WIN s''V'V'''V''
aud Michigan S'Ath VIA s'V,V'Ve'
ELlcTRIcrTf IN fAhAiNo'
The Electrical Worldsa'S IN rep! 70 VIZ
question, "Will electricity ever oe ss u'ei"'
TO The farmer as TO the manufacturer? one
Of the most distinguished tieelncinhs Oh this
count ysays very guardedly: u mink mol
at least not soon -ihonyh II mSy be- so mr.
the deve opment ofelocirlciiy may be a,pieu
directly to agriculture are Few, ana ths
justification In the fact Tor ihelsale an" or"~
ular utteraucc We have quoted IL Wo"'u no.
be well TO expect revelation ~ asticnltufai
lB-D or OF the use ol electricity oh hin i"t" ~
En.lana bv the late sir william Siemons, or