Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-30
ON 'CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
One to Three Points Lower.
Money Market Easy.
VIII eat Opened Firm, Eluc,uated and
on, mt Decline-Live Stock TraBs.
actions were Brisk.
FORT wogTu MARKErs-DAILy RE,
VIEW.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
rnrr.r WnnrH nEx Semi ~ lahe


FoRr WORM. TEX. Sept. 49, 1855.
Trade was good to-day with grain very |
active. There is q growing demand for
turkeys at prices quoted.
| DRY GOODS.
| Business with the jobbers has been OF |
somewhat lessened proportions during
the past week, that is, the extreme activ- |
! ity has somewhat abated. There has,
however, been steady and good bust
ness done with almost all sections OF the |
country, and 1t promises fair contin-
uation August showed so much adj
vance over last year shat IL was
feared by some that diminution
would occur in September, but contrary
to expectations this month has shown .
larger Improvement In the amount OF !
sales over last year, and II Is generally I
conceded that the season has been thus
far the largest and best our jobbers have !
: had since 1879.
The market, though 1t shows some
abatement with the jobbers In activity |
from the past two or three weeks, Is
steady, active and strong.
| There Is fair and steady business do |
| ling at first hands and the increased cost |
of some raw materials as wool, and the |
! strength of foreign markets on most goods |
lis tending to considerably strengthen the |
tone with us, not only for the present sea- |
} sons supplies, but also for the next.
! | Reports from all the leading centres of |
!, | trade point to an increased movement In |
{ business. The volume seems TO be ex.
A pauding daily and distributors are ac-
! lively employed In supplying the wants
! of actual consumption. The traffic upon
r the railroads is only limited by the avail
{ able supply of transportation facilities.
. 90 otu ra Onnh Outlpf
;. their productions, and money fuds
). Increased and active employment In
Q CARRYING on the current operations OF
A business The harvestS of 1886 have
l. proved fairly remunerative to the farmers.
n The corn crop is nearly secure, and the
a. prosperity of the agricultural interests OF
,e the country Is the foundation of the pres
it emit Improvement in mercantile affairs and
= of the confident outlook for the future.
E, Disappointments may come, but there are
ii none OF Importance in sight at present.
IN The market as to prices remains strong
N and still with an upward tendency upon
n MANY goods. But few changes are to be
,e noted this week, but such as are are all
advances.
Trade with the agents and commission
H. houses has been moderately active and
,r of fair proportions for the season. The
nd daily buying of goods by personal Sc
ds lectious is not large because not many
ns purchasers are in the market, but they
VI are steady and bid fair to continue. A
he good demand has resulted from orders b.
to mail and from travellers on the road
which, with the daily deliveries upo
former engagements, has aggregated
GOOD amount of sales which are general
ed satisfactory. Dry Goods Reporter
~ BUTTER -2O025c per pound; fancy cream
200 cry 30c. a.,,1.o a.
tn, choice lsal8Sc y; Laguyra i5c; Java 24c; Golde
aid Rio lac: Pea Berry l41fdl5c.
CHEESE-sThe better grades ana Ohio factor
l0SsGAs fs sssa@ twins Nc ao.on PIN
a Ss 81 co. lbs s. Is; seconds, is 81 Is; b
81 IS: tomatoes, standard, bs 81 20; secondI
green zee peas iosi So; gooseberries 81 %; rasr
ION berries 81 s5; oysters. full weight, b 81 10;
~ lbs 50 90; light weight n s.; 2 lbs S- ealmo
IT dimes, American, 81 90 case Imported sl4 I
u case; strawberries, Ms 81 90; blackberrie
ap- 81 25; green cages s.; Eagle condensed mil
on 70 CI1BBAGE-s2 5oa2 rs per crate.
81 DRY GOODS Prints: Albion, solid color
ner Sc; American sa fancy 6Ec; Anchor, l,lCi A
ms mold fancy, Go; Berwick fancy, &c; Charter Ga
S 9na1e d EdSIysssGn S sS s9aSo'
ade steel River, 5Ko Windsor fancy, Sc.
not Ginghams Amoskeag, 7hc; Union, *
rity SnbIan, Sc; Westtrook Sc; Zephyr SIC.
be Brown Cottons: Clifton @ o, 60; Constit
to ton, exc; Dwight, &c; Glendale, exc; New
non berry, 61kG; Empire AA, 5Ac; Beaver Dai
- SIC; Argyle, exc; Busy Bee, 90; Bangor
and 6Kc.
lily Bleached Cottons Lonsdale, sAci Forei
las exc; Peabody II 6%ei Pioneer OF the MARK
ms. exc; Clinton, 71e Congress- eci oumDerlan
ne 71sc; Great hepuplic. &c. 81. ,.,..,,..,., :,
ilorI Cotton PIands: Oonestoga ~, o gIIn
by Ne; BLACK warrior 81; Soutnetn, ,nT, N
Who hentucky Jeans: hiuSNe a o. S5ihUa' %
@ Antwerp, loci BeesIey, iocS coi Ha,o' % 81
lrai Avondale, 2loi Hvmstoh, Soc' haser, -
and Laurel Slenn, S64c; Ahcnor' ooc'
abe EGGs-loe9l6c per ooZen ne o.... 40
AMP ~ ~ IL, ~ a,,T1ss 70
YIN per n nS - ~ ~ rs q, uis
Dbl dIlsn Potacoes new 20, Ia
ali per buusheii onions. s1s cents pei Pouhui hn
49, beans, oAc manu- picheu IN uDihs, -, u ~ =
.ne bbls Shc Large Lima 6 4c per no,sto