Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-26
FORT WORTH MARKErs-DAILY RE.
VIEW
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
EnRI WnnrI I,EN- Ann Oh 1884 [

FORT WORTH MARKErs-DAILY RE.
VIEW.
OFFICE OF THE GAzETrR,
FORT WORTH, TEX, Aug 20, 1885,
Trade fair to-day in all lines bat grain,
which ls somewhat depressed.
The advance in lard comes about through an |
effort to corner the September market and may |
not be maintained. Hams and meats have |
rather an upward tendc cy.
Eggs, butter and chickens are all In den and, |
erably.
Special kilograms TO Bradstreets mention
fairly active movement OF general merchandise
at twenty eli. hit OF the larger elites OF the
country, special Improvement being noted
Chicago, 81. Paul. ST. Joseph, Kan
cas- City, New Orleans, Richmond and
Savannah. The volume Of sales is reported
from almost all directions to exceed the totals
In August In preceding years, the distribution
OF dry goods being conspicuous. The buslu ess
outlook has been improved In Illinois, Iowa,
Miss uTi Nebraska and Kansas since the crop
prospect has been improved by frequent rains,
and country me chants are buying more freely.
The total bank clearlngs at thirty cities, IA
specially wired t. Bradstreeps, amount TO $780,
ss,23S against Ss69 5S9,47b week ago, and
S71s 463, $50 In 1888 The increase At New YORK
was $50 per cent, and at other
points the decline was $1,000 only The
cent. The increased demand for and de-
creased sup ly of funds at the East has been
eN intending WeslWhTus ana LlnClnnttlt OulCakot
Milwaukee, st. Louis and Kansas CITY, an
nounce strong or stringent money markets.
with funds relatively scarce and rates higher.
| At New " rk city the uncertainty OF the NOR ey
| market and trouble In the trunkline pot tended
| TO depress the stock market Later the $4,000,
| 600 nd cal and the announcement OF large
shipments of gold from Europe caused neae.
| ton and partial recovery. The Wall St Get
| ehare transactions numbered ,232,6OO against
| 1871 900 shares, ana the bond sales amounted
| 10 hut SSl01 600, against SlSi4 900 q
| n call haS ruled firm at Offl
1 per cent with variations as high as lOdl0 per
| cent. and as low ne 4@j per cent Commercial
paper is firm at per cent. exchange 70 very
| jobbers. the autumn buying promising 10 DeSin
unusually early All advances have been maio-
tanned, and some has OF cotsOns nhsS zen
| from last week. Buyers are holding
off, ana transactions are smaller than
one year ago. Lightweight goods, on
which prices OF raw wool are asserted TO dc
pend, are no higher. Best makes OF Eastern
pig iron are hard to bay, current make being
taken up on. ontract. An advance next month
Is not Improbable. At Pittsburg CSC more has
been obtained on some brands, while at Gin
i cipnati aid Chicago Southern and Ohio irons
have brought 25c more per ton In number OF
is being Influenced chiefly by the In.
creased SAFE for exports, backed by
he ewed ad Ices OF short crops abroad
Indian cora is quiet ald lower, with an I'm
, owed crop outlook Hog pro ucts are fea.
! tureess except lard, In which the Is an
effort 70 corner the product for September
which result in hctiioul advance. The ex-
irene heat has not been favorable TO the cotton
plant in Louisiana and Alabama. The pros
| poets are not so bright In Texas for like
rea, on sales OF tobacco at Jew York are
more active at unchanged prices. The Western
tobacco markets are dun, rains having Dene-
flied the crops.
EGGs-l2Hc per dozen -,
BUTTER -l6d20c per pound fancy cream
y CoIToN-strict middllng l5as, 20.
ooTFEEIRo fair sfs; RTi,aee ,6 loS s,nISsr
Rio Ice: Pea Berry l2hGlSc,
CHEESE--The better grades and Ohio factory
100 fa cream, cream twins p1,Sa i2ne eo,en PIN,
apples standard, 81 65; peaches, standard,
MS, 81 h0;3 bs 81 Id seconds, be u 2oi b'
81 IS tomatoes, standard ns y 2Vi s ,e1 90
green peas JOEL %; gooseberriesS y 70 Lasp
berries 81 50; oysters, full weight, n 81 lOi
bs s. co. light weight sis S aossi o sSl sST
dimes, American, 81 90 case imported slt y y
case; strawberries, pc 81 so; b'ackberriel
sl95i green Cages vi Eagle conoensed min
" IBBAGE--ss 90 per crate,
TOMAToEs-one third bu. boxes, 79c.
FRUITS AND B 81 ~ aai !,
one one ;hird busael box 9 Is cents; peaches,
pVr bu. 81 GOAL 90; Irish potatoes, new, q
Louis oO,ssl 90 per bn:; onions onions, 0 0sy,
i benns, ssta4c hand picked in bbls, mediuo
: nils axe: larse Lima 4i<c; small butter 3he
!; reets, per bushel 81 50i bananas, X oVat W pc
! bunch; sweet potatoes, OOcasl w pef Du
" lemons, $40 90 per box.
WHISKY ReciiGed, 81 loal 80, AS per proof
J sour.mash, Two year old, 81 epa ~ tnte'
! year old 81 90a2 20i fancy extra Ola "hiSAS
= DRY yRT' sooDs Prints; Albion, sord eolors
5kc, Aliens fancy, 5Kc; Plnks, shei hop ss
2 SIZE; Auerican fancy, 0hci AncheIi So -, ~
) mold fancy, 60; Berwick fancy, 80 charter o hA
Ntc; unDel, 5kci Eudyston,, &c; Slonoesss
( siiver gray, bkc; Hartel, 5kc; simpton's, DC
AZ, el River, bifc; Windsor fanoy, &c
tsin1hams Amoskoag, 1896 Union, l3.c
,, Caledonia, TSci Renisew, 9,ci sAeinatur ~
{ Nnbian So; WastbraOk Be-; Iephyr oAc.
! Iiruwp Cottons. Clifton O 90, &C.; Coma tu
b lion. exc Dwight, &c; u endsle, bAei new
!, berry, exc; Empire AA, SIC; Beaver Dan
7 bkc; Argyle, exc; Busy Bee, sci Bangor =
Z 'biesehed cottons; LonsdRle. SIC; Forest
I ease Peabody II, 5stc; Pi0ucer OF the Marks!
/. SIC; Clinton, 7sei Congress, &c; Cumberland
! 'sTo,.ton Pads. Conestoga OK; Cumberland
!. eafc; BLACK arTiOr, 70; southern. ltc -
kentucky Je MS kiuyver bei MATion' ivc
Antwerp, lsci Heekley lsei Doie eatsss ~
4 laurel tsienn. 26ac; Anchor soc 80 ~. -,
: Flour Rect patents - 90 per wv lOSi hAn
\ natents y G5 ihlrd grade y 40 -
y ftsRAIS AND FEEDSTUfFS--pu otationh ~
4 hssei on the cost OF gain on track IN car lois
y Dealers IIiu< from store or elevator are IRON
i 20 ccr nl-Iai ear ESQ., sheIed Ios7se.
= wheat s5a90c
Oats 4id5oc.
II Barley, nono
2 Ia ysr 10c rer 100
rsv. s. Goals % per ton,
Il Mlllet seed, 81 y Fer oa;
= Amner cane. no market. .. y hta..
= INNS AND SKIN s--No heafy ~ Aius'