Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-08
FORT WORTH MARKErs-DAILY RE.
VIEW
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FORT Worth, TEX, July I, les6.
, ote change In prices ~ canned goods, new
crop which went into effect 10 day.
Meats and hams advanc d again to day, and
will continue u BOOM
The market IL bsre OF apples. Note advance
in prices Of apples and peaches
Produce very weak, with sales slow Wheat
Is quo ed lower to-day corn cents higher
Trade Is generally good
Holloweil & Coburn, Boston, cay under date
July g
week continues without abatement.
The Legitimate demand from m snu scturers
has been supplemented by speculative pur'
chases.
Favorable adyices from London have stimu.
lated our own market
Manufacturers who hitherto have been skep
teal as 20 the perm inency OF the recent Inn
proyement are now satisfied that Il "has come
TO stay" Yielding TO the inevitable in paying
more for the raw material, they naturally siet
A rise in value OF wooden goods, It seems to
US IL foregonc conclus ion.
mills,
The condition Of the cotton crop east OF the
Mississippi Is exciting general ALARM The sea-
son began with excessive rains and floods in
March, and most OF the crop had TO be re-
planted. Excessive rains from May II TO 20,
| followed by very wet Juno, thirty days rain
In the Atlantic district, twenty seven in the
Memphis, thirty in the Nickspurg, tw pty-
eight in the Mobile; heavy rains Ia May, fol-
lowed by continuous rains Ia June have pre-
vented cultivation. The year resembles 1871,
though cultivation as now was impossible, the
result being an unhealthy, shallow rooted
plant Incur bered with grass and weeds.
Jlly and August OF that year were COM
! paratively dry. he crop was a miuion
and half bales short OF the previous year
brought usually follows period of rains The
plant has PIT on no fSl5 y IN no condition TO
EARLY be ANAL, No boil worms or cate'pilars
a. yet The crop Is about 10 per cent. worse
/ venTs Theioyver Misaisainni dIstrict will proLl
ably make a full crop.
BRADsrREEr's SAYS, JULY j, ABOUT COTTON
FOR TEXAS.
The progre So made by the crop In this state
during June is marked, and shows condition
OF ihlngs as favorable almost as could be
| Wished The drought which was deemed prob
able carly In the season was, as reported 10
| nradsreet's last month, broken Just about the
| lime the Danger had become imminent. Dur.
! ing June the weather was exceptionally good,
and the prospects of the crop at the date Of the
/ mail replies was better man at the same time
/ last year when prospecte were especially
GOOD Up to 70 the present nothing has been
/ heard Of Damage by worms or insects In this
| state, unlike last year, when trlons damage
was re,orted IN many counties Reports as 70
stands vary. of courAe greatly in this state, but
! range between fifteen and twenty eight Inches.
Following are kilograms from this state
Austin; Local showers in this section eince
| last report Cotton prospects, very nne,
| Ccrsicaua: In no preceding ear has the
crop OF this section entered upon It's most crit
| ica period in 3uch fine condition IN every par
tlNhi.AA - hfNf 'eNNNAf 1870" w.
! timely.
ga weston The weather curing the past
I week has been dry and hot. Occasional show
ers are reuorted from some sections. Cotton
1 crop prosnects continue good.
/ MarshRll Had good rains since last report
/ Cotton clear OF grass aud weeds. ia growing
line and frni.ug well
Palestine About half OF the county had good
| rains this week and their cotton Is progressing
eXcellently. Where they had no rains tue plani
| Ia stlll doing we'll
San Antonio Partial rains this week Crop
/ growing finely and looking healthy.
| EGGS-hd6c per dozen.
BUTTER-l0dl2Hc
/ COFFEE-Rio, fair aAc; prime iOal0Hci
| choice ll@llkc; Laguyra 1867 Java 22ci Golden
| Rio l2c; Pea Berry l2hml3c.
! CiIEESE-Tho better grades and Ohio factory
/ i0a10lsc; full cream twins l2Nc
! CANNED G0nDS--pTiGes per doz.; Pine APP
PIES standard, 81 90; peaches, standard, 2 Bs
! 81 30; B MS, 81 IS; seconds, 2 ms, 81 25;
bs, 81 75i tomatoes, STANDARD, lbs, 81 20: SEQ.
onds. lbs, s.; rs, 81 30; green corn, 81 l0a
\ h0 green peas, 81 l0at 10; gooseberries
81 IS; raspberries, 81 80 oysters. full weight
| d 81 10. 2. ID 81 90; light weight, l. u s., 2
s., salmon, III 81 so, IN :; MackeTel, 4
B9cdN 90. sardines, American 81 % case, i'm
ported sll 80 case; strawberries, IN 81 h0
blackberries, 81 20 green cages, s.; eagle con
denBed milk, So Is,
CABBAGE--New crop. IS 90 per crate.
| TOMArOES--One third bu boxes, 50a75c.
WHIsKY-Rectiiied 81 lO0l 80, as per oroofi
sour mash. year-Old, 81 6Cai 20; three
year old 81 9oG2 2Oi fancy extra old whisky
I 81 O0ab 90.
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