Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-28
ON CHANGE.
Spot Gotten Fractions and Futures from
FOur to Eight Points Higher.
Money Market Eas,.
wheat Opened Lower, FIuciuated aud
Closed at a Decline Eeiassss
Advances Five Cents.
FORT WORTH srARKErs-pAri.Y Rr
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FORT WORTH. TEX, Sept. 81, ISs6.
Trade was very good to-day in all
lines
Molasses has advanced cents per gal
Ion. Note change
The first cranberlies OF the season were
in market to-day.
Eggs and good quality OF chickens are
in demand.
Receipts OF apples are large and the
grades are better than previously.
Cotton receipts fair. There Il no
change between the two outside figures
quoted.
TRADE AND MONEY.
The business of the autumn season has
now developed into great general activity.
Accounts from all parts Of The country
agree In describing such movement as
has rarely been seen, and the continual
reports Of weekly railroad earnings con-
firm the general story in a precise and
consistent manner. The distribution OF
manufactured goods is so active as to
leave little chance for stocks to accumu-
late in first hands, though the mills are
buslly employed, and produce OF all de-
scriptions is arriving at primary markets
in quantities which tax the capacity alike
of storehouses and transportation. The
general feeling as to staple articles has
become bullish, but this has to some ex
tent checked the movement OF grain to
Europe, and the total value Of ex-
ports from New York for the week end
| ing to-day is only S5,49l ITO, against
&c. 1865, $50 reported last Tuesday, the lat
ter being about an average weeks work
this season. The actual Yield Of both
wheat and corn is turning out better than
was thought after the wheat harvest be-
gan, ard this has improved the prospects
of trade throughout the exporting states
and increased their demand for general
merchandise. The cotton crop, though
late, is reported doing well, but 1t is too
early for good estimate of total results
The money market has worked quietly
during the past week, the rates for loans,
both on call and on time, being SAG per
cent. The best commercial paper Is rated
at 6 per cent. or a shade less, and paper
that Is not so good goes at varying rates
above the standard. Foreign exchange
remains steady, and only little above
the importing point Of gold
Each incoming steamer contin-
ues to bring gold from England
or the continent, and the total arrivals
are now nearly S7,000,00 The London
money market has been free from furry,
and bankers sixty-day or three-months'
bills are discounted in open market at
about % per cent, the bank OF England
rate Remaining 81 per cent. There seems
to be an entire absence Of anxiety about
the future of our own money market,
consequent upon the imports OF gold
AMI the liberal offers OF the treas
ury to pay off per cent. bonds. But
it will be advisable TO keep close watch on
the floating supply Of money, since gold
cannot be brought over from Europe by
cable, and the treasury disbursements for
bonds redeemed are essentially Irregular
and of less immediate Importance than
they sound. Moreover, there seems to be
disposition to regard money semitic the
interior as sure to return very soon, and
this is mistake, as the return is leisure
ly process.
BUTTER -2Oa2oc per pound; fancy cream
COTTON Good middllng s.l2JE as.4Oc.
CoFFEE-ltio, fair ll1lc, prime l9@l2Sc;
RIO iIc: Pea Berry l4s9I5c
CIIEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
loo l0J{c; full cream twins l4c.
CANNED GOODS--Prices per dozen. Pine
apples standard 81 IS; peaches, standard,
lbs, 81 so; 8 his 81 10; seconds, bs 81 %; bs
81 rs: tomatoes, standard, lbs 81 20; seconds,
Z lbs S.; 3 lbs 81 40; green corn 81 lO@l 90;
green peas ioaI 50; gooseberries 81 %; rasp
berries 81 s5i oysters, full weight, D 81 10;
ms 50 90; light weight u s--;2 MS s.; salmon
Il 81 B5; 2 lbs s.; mackerel ID qOG$l CO., sar-
dimes American, 81 90 case; imported sl4 so
case; strawberries, MS 81 30; blackbeIrles
81 %; green cages s.; Eagle condensed milk
yC1BBAGE--s2 bO@Q 10 per crate.
DRY GOODS Prints: Albion, soiid colors,
SIC, Aliens fancy, bkc; Pinks, SIC; Robes,
mold fancy, &c; Berwick fancy &c Charter Oak,
axe; Dunnel, 5Hc; Eddystone, 60; Gloucester
silver gray, .5kc; lIartel, 5kc; Simpsons &c;
stseI GSs5 oHG ssc Union c
Caledonia, 7kc; Renfrew, skci Jacquard's, &c;
Nubian, Sc; Westbrook, Sc; Zephyr s%c,
| Brown Cottons; Clifton O GO, Co. Conslitu-
ton. exc; dwight, &c; Glendale, 6kc; New.
berry, exc; Empire IA, 5kc; Beaver Dam,
SIC; Argyle, 6kc; Busy Bee, &C.; Bangor II,
0'iBS lieached cottons: Lonsdale, sAci Forest,
exc; Peabody II. 5Rc; Pioneer of the Market,
| exc Clinton, IKE; Congress, sc; oum0erinnd
bottom Piaids: oonestoga OK; Cumberland,
| &c. Black Warrior, 7c; Southern 7hc.
Kentucky jeans: Kluyver. SCI Marion, lVc;
Antwerp, 15c; Beekley, lsc; Columbus, &c;
| Laurel Glenn. 26kc; Anchor, $50.
| EGGS-lbdl6c per dozen
| FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Orange none !
lemons 81 50per box; apples,per Dbl, 81 oOdS bgi
| Irish potatoes new, ST. Louis 9Oc per buushel J
| onions, ~ cents per pound; navy
| beans, 3kc hand picked in bbls, medium
bbls siSc; large Lima 4e beets per bushel ~ 5oi
| bananas 50 50d3 co per bunch sweet potatoes,
75casl 90 per bu.; tomatoes one-haii pu' pas
kets, 81 25. ,,o -,
| patents 81 65 third grade 81 40.
| GRAIN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are
based on the cost OF grain on track IN car lots.
Dealers selling from store or elevator are from
965o higher.
Wheat $4,000.
Oorn-Shelled 62kc,
Hay-Ioose local. s. oOas 90; Johnson and
ain county 81 ooalSo0i Forney SD oOele w.
Barley, 65c per bu'
Rye 81.
Amber cane, no market
johnson grass 81 IS per 0u. -.
HIDES AND SkINs-No. heavy ID hiaea
lsc per ID; No. 2 heavy lie; NO. Hight lsc' no.
9 light &c.
Dry aaitod re; bull hides sci glue be- green
sailed 7c; butchers green DC; sheepskihS loe
ACC ,.. .so. ,a,r N
good $50; corn syrup 33c.
NAIIs-xs 25 per keg, basis lod-Bnraen
horseshoe per keR s.; Perkins DO, 70 W, " axe
do, IS 50 burden mule S5 hortnw 81 = NJ u