Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-18
Week Pre- Weeks
ending vious correanonding

hAf N h0@Nho hAibOhhbg bNiIhU AND
CANADA.
Failures for the year to
~-date,wit comparisons. So,
STATES AND TER 1885 1885; 1854; 1883 lsss
Southern. " l,lS9 i,T75 Ia 1911 sss 70,
Ssiistn sss s Sfs ss II asSs i ~
Total. U. S. .f,oOi s0l5 1857 6.7oi 1855
Canada......,..., 4l a2l 972 1904 1851
In the principal trades the failures
were as follows: Grocers, 20; general
stores, 49, liquors, wines and saloons,
10; clothing, tailors, cloths, ETC., s; dry
goods and lace goods, Il produce, pro-
visions, fruits, etc, Z (; cigars and tobac-
co, Il lumber, builders materials and
carpenters, 6 boots and shoes, 6; drugs
and chemicals, 8; paper, printers, sta
tlonery, books, ETC., 3; bakers and contec-
tiouers, Al grain and -four, 4; hats
and caps, a hardware and ag-
ricultural implements, 8; jewelry, 81;
manufacturers cotton, wooden and silk
goods, 3. Among those reported embar-
raised we're: Cloutman & Bingham, boot
and shoe dealers, Boston, Mass. Hart
ford Silk Manufacturing company, Tariff
Vile, Conn; Union Manufacturing COM
pany, manufacturers ginghams, Hartford,
Conn; Turkey-Red Dyeing company,
Providence, r. L.; VIM. Stems g. Co., i'm
porters laces, New York city.
THE WORLDS CONSUMPTION OF MEAT.
According to computations recently
made by an economist, NJ. Lamas, there
head Of cattle and 100000 OF sheep.
Europe and Algeria provide 25,000,000 of
cattle and 80, 900, 900 OF sheep, Australia
TO- nd ha of
cattle and 10000, 900 of sheep, the United
States and Canada 1876, 900 OF cattle and
9 ,750, 900 Of sheep, the Argentine Republic
and Uruguay 1000, 900 cattle and ri ,OO0,-
000 sheep, and Central America 1880, 900
cattle and 100000 sheep. Having al
lowed percentage for the reproduction
OF species, NJ. Lamas fixes the yearly con-
sumption of beef at 1896, 100000 kilo-
grammes leach kilogramme about 2 10
pounds, and Of mutton at l0,550,000, 900
kilogrammes. Comparing these figures
with the populations, In the five great
groups into which he has divided the cat
tie and sheep world, he finds that every
inhabitant of Plata has l60 kilos OF beef
and Sc kilos of mutton at his disposal
each year; in the United States and
Canada II is 80 kilos of beef and Of NUT
ton, in Europe 1t is Is of beef and 2 Of
mutton, and In Central America 1t Is II
OF beef and quarter of kilo OF mutton.
| In the Argentine Republic they eat GO
kilos head, and export 1876; In Australia
a similar quantity Is consumed, and 90
kilos exported; while every citizen OF the
United States wants kllos OF foreign
meat to augment the annual consumption
| of so kilos. The average consumption in
Europe is Is kilos per head, and kilo
| imported.
BUTTER 200 per pound; fancy cream
| erv pc. -
CoFFEE-Rio, fair llHc; prime l29l2hc;
| cheice l8alsl<c; Laguyra loo; Java 2lc; Golden
Rio lac; Pea Berry l4h@l6c.
| CHEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
| l06lOHc; full cream twins Exc.
| CANNED GOODS-Prioes per dozen; Pine
apples standard. 81 s.; peaches, standard, 2
rs, 81 80; 8 ms 50 IS; seconds, hs 81 25i Bs
81 Is; tomatoes, standard, lbs 81 20; seconds.
9BsS-; 8 MS 81 40I green corn 81 l0Gl 30;
green peas 1901 81; gooseberrieeSl 70; rasp
~ - 90; Light weight n ST. MS s.; salmon
nsl 65; \ bs s.; mackerel ib 90GS 81 90; sar.
dimes, American, 81 90 case; imported sl4 oo
case; strawberries, bs y %; 9lackoerr I,e,s
v CIABBAGE-sS 90 per crate
DRY GOODS Prints; Albion, s sn eolors
mold fancy, &c Berwick fancy, 4ci Charter OAK
c Dunnel 5hc EddyssGns' sS SaoeTe' &C.
steel River, 61Ic; Windsor fancy, go.
Ginghams AmOskeag, 7kc; Union, I'sc
49, SSnf5seT va zspSSS gHe
Brown Cottons: Clifton q q, &c; Oonslllu
ton, ego; Dwight, &C.; Glendale, 6Aci New
berry, 61lc; Empire "A, 5Aci be9 Heroa nAIl
b<ci Argyle, exc; Busy bee' oc' Bangor 3
0'ibTi eAshed oottons: Lonsdale. $40; Forest
$40; Peabody II, 5Ae Pioneer OF me msrRes
'fGotton Piaids: Oonestoga OK; Cumberland
esc; Black Warrior, e.; southerns KS, ,oc
Kentucky Jeans. Kluyyer, &C. Marion dVc
Antwerp, 15c; Beekley, lsc; Columbus &c
Ayondale, zlc; Irvingtoh. 2sci KAISER <'c
Laurel Glenn, 26kci Anchor Soe'
Fairs AND VEGETABLEs-Qra ng es, none nc le
lamons 81 90 Der box; apples, per Dbl, ~ OoaS oo
one third bushel boxes, 50 eents irlsh "a
new, St. Louis, soc per Ian l no vnlY nav
be ln sEa4c hand picked in b9ls, meS aiaa
bhls SIC large Lima 80; small pns t' 20 "a a.
beets, per bushei u Soi SAne 75sSsi 90 per bu
| tomatoes one third bu. boxes, loo. an 49,. al
FIOTR-Best patents 81 30 per lVo los' nA'
patents g. ss thlFd $3.50 Ii ar
based on the cost Of grain on ttoA ~ ~. iror
Dealers selling from store OF eleFa'oi nv 49,
265c higher.
Wheat $4,000.
Corn-sheIled exc.
Oats l3d45c. a. r.A,.on an
HayLooss, locs Y GOES sopDey 'S SIS oosls
Barley, CSC per bu.
Hmbel cane. no market;
aIDEs AND sKINs--No, ] heavy = mo-
4. 1sc per 10; No. heavy llei No lnghl i@0' ~
l. 2 light SC. 80. .,eo
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