Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-10
spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
Ono to Four Points Lower.
Money Market Easy.
opened Easy, Fiuct1ated, and
So'eu Fraction Lower--Livs stock
transactions Were Brisk.
FORT WORTH mARKErs-pA,ly mn.
VIEW.
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srh1 .1 tofION REPORT.
s,raa., Ausus. cotton report to Brad |
&C., r.. SHOWS we progress OF the crop
Ar o"y ~ 70 august "a, the average
49,. s as n,an Iepies' Inc previous
~ hi ,nuloaseu mat the eastern half OF
- oeis nAu nau almost monopoly Of
co,,. wva'ner conultlons, while, on the
: o.i., ~, .ne suu.h west reported an ex-
a 10y opposise stase Oh anairs. Attention
" sne ulssimnarlty OF the
~ osInoL PiesaIllns III tne TWO sections,
WV ~ VOC snoWh mat wDlle the East,
O =. :" Son.luuee rams, mao earned the
-. LAM, n.. " .ne WEI pelt,' the more wester-
~ ssa'ss were enjoying an almost unin-
y ~ NV, peIloo Oh seasonaDle weather.
Ssse u,spatcnes, however, indicated that
. .nase was luss tnen occurring, the
Ts a.. Vi wnicn would De shown
~ nus Sue Aasus. report.
1ne eneos y. 'nese changes mas now De-
s se aPpaIcns, anu 1ne consequences are
. ..' ~ .ne lowering OF the crop condi-
..on IN ,ne soutnwest, while In the East,
Pa,elouiaIly Tue Carollnas, the crop has
saineu oonslueIaoly; Inc reason assigned
loi suie ,uaLAeu uecilne ana advance re-
speo.Ney rs W oe iounu Ia the generally
Is anu uiy weather winch mas ruled
.nlVusnout august Ihls, Wniie favorable
W TUG luI.her 1eVeiopment OF the plant In
ene eastern matt OF the oelt, was detri-
MENTAL 10 tne COTTON Iurtner west.
IN shc cVmparatVe summary taole
gwen herewith tne nature OF the weather
ourlng august Is SHOWN. IN additlon, the
Reneral crop prospects, as viewed oy the
correspondents on August "a, are given,
WIN IKE ngures lor 1850 ana 1884 Inc
"DETAILS Dy states are also SHOWN, with
comparisons, ana IL Is saie 10 say that the
record tnus MADE, coming as ~ does from
tue same sources as IN previous years,
VIII Iuliy repay the attention bestowed
on H.
Ine prospects on August "a were mol
SO favorable Ior the gatnerlng OF an aver
age crop as tney were at the same time
last year, except In the Carolinas, Flor
lda, Arkansas and tennessee. Inc late
ness Oh the present season, however
makes the ultimate outturn, liable as the
crop IS TO great ana sudden changes, q
matter OIL some doubt. The late date OF
picking, as compared with last year, IL
shown by the summary table. The de-
tails as to states show That the warm, dry
weather following season oil abundant
moisture was Instrumental In causing a
favorable change In the Carollnas, Geor'
ga, tlorlua ana Alabama, from al o.
whom "fair" report comes. In Missis
sippi Also crop conditions are ialr, while
In Tennessee they are almost good, In
Texas the drought had the erect OF lower
ing greatly the prospects OF the crop, and
they are placed now as less favorable
tnan tnose at tne IKE perlou las
year. From Louisiana and AT
aansas ~. tno 49, a. ,r,p,,,,
conditions practically being similar, onl,
with less intensity. The usual accom-
nanjmant NJ drv hot weather sbeddin,
and rust. are present to a great degree Il
Texas, and to correspondingly less de
| oree IN the other states mentioned. TIL,
ia .os,,,,,o.a,;o,, abn,u,, q, tba aastar,
RAPID recuPerauon SHOWN IN tne eas.eIi
| half OF the belt from the effects OF the ba(
condition previously ruling was In man,
o s..nr "a a,,rnrisa No dorh
much ground was lost in the "wet belt
| this wear. Int II 10 A matter of fact tina
~ cror In this .action 10 now In ! he,te
condition, comparatively speaking, thar
| a Ia in the sectio q, which was not thu:
trouhled Az was shown NV Rradatreeti
Ice IaS1oiS ranort me eTacts cansed h,
| abundance Of rain are much easier II
a,,o,o1r,,o +han a. Tho onnosite yvere IN,
oNelCoine tnah VIC OPPO'iV0 WIZ VI"
case.
Late telegraphic dispatches show tina
~ ,,oathar IN the Sonth With tho excen
tne WeaSnel ~ 'ne ".sn -, III ~ ~
ton OF Georgia ana ARKANSAS, Is hop ant
drv. In those states seasonable rain
are renorted. and. I'm the latter stat,
| oa,,on,.Ii,, ora coiculatad m imnrov,
crop prospects.
| RirTTER -l6Glsc per pound; fancy cream
| erv 25c
| 90 rTON-oood middllng sl2K@s 25c.
| C0FFEE-Rio. fair 9ISc, prime lOal0kc
choice IlIDll &c; Laguyra i3c; Java 22c; Colder
RIO iSc: Pea Berry i2H al3c.
CHEEsE--The better grades and Ohio factor
lOa IoHc; full cream wins l24c.
| GhNNED GoODS-Prices pr dozen Pin,
annIes standard, 81 IS; peaches, standard,
M Ii No. q ms So is: seconds, lbs 81 25t 3 b
SI Us. tomstoes' standard, 2 Bs 81 20; seconds
5hs So: 3 rs ST 40; green corn 81 l0al so
cream meas lOsI 50; gooseberries 81 25; rasp
bbarSies 81 s5; oysters, full weight, / ID 81 10;
Nc g "a. ligbt weightl n sly ms s.; salmol
"a 6b. r. ma s.: mackerel n 90d$l 90 sar
d,nes american. 81 90 case imported SlA 5
ease. strawberries, 2 MS 81 so; blackbertie
a 81. green cages s.; Eagle condensed mil
ss IS
/ NAnnAGE--gQ ~ nar crate.