Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-23
FORT WORTH mARKETs-DAILY RE.
VIEW,
OrFIoN or TnE GAzErrE

FoRr Worm. TEN, March ", 1850,
Tho new week, which many had antlclpated
would open with all troubles adjusted ana an
barriers 10 an unrestricted commerce, TO
moved, has begun under eSHctly the same CON
ditlons as last week, and there fore disappoint.
Ell those who looked on the bright
would soon be Over IL Is noticeable
that the heaviest dealers have little 70 say
about the effect Of she ueat strike on tue Dusl-
ness situation beyond deplorinE tte conlinn-
thereby. Ii must be taken Into account that
nothing ike the stagnatlOn that some
peBsimists have pictured prevaile IL
IL business season. and do
splte the strike great deal OF business
n being done Jobbprs are sending out iafBr
amounts OF goods daily. Tina thcir eustomei ;
are purchasing lees freely taan they woHlu
affairs were not 70 disorganiled thuy az %
nit YET but few seem inclined 10 complain
The most serious question IL the feeling oil als'
trust engendnreu all over the country
longer duration, however, as the
crave interests involved and the common good
81 both parties tothn diepuic make an early
scttiemeut matter Of necessity.
The approach OF cotton planting points 70 inc
fact that the coming crop VIII soon be a taotpf
Ia the situation. che principal influence Y9p'
crninE the market has Oeen me course o. llN-
erpool which has Improved steadily, ana SAFES
there have Deen more liberal, Exports nhye
Increased, but France ana the continent nave
becn the best buyers, and although rplnnefs
stocks there Nre wei up 10 AHc lNlA ANNAhtN A..N
demand keeps up, thereby poibtlng TO com
dence in bettcrp price. In TINT quarter man
chester WIS the only weak spot ont Wht,l " ~
remembered that kng,ish spinners' stocks ars
considerably below the nominal hgure. an1
That the dnmnnd is good for manufactured
goods, that fact will not appear dlscoufhgluB
The fact that the spring CUP OF WOO WIZ sool
he on tile market has caused merchants 70 STOCK
nj, n, wool sack aud fleece irvine tho iirht a .
worth from * ~ 500 each, according 70 Welshh
while the twlno Is quoted ~ 10 per pound
II is evident that the wneat et9p ., In, ~.
ablK 40per cent less. The pslce OF Wheht hat
been higher--higher Than many o. me nul,s o. 4
weel ago expec ed and has feacieu aBhinl "
courss Cash No. red has cAteedc1 NC
winch means an advance OF about 30 per
bushel WITHIN six weeks. The features OF th'
market were not new or START ing Inc pul
chates by the wall street pun crow Dhgkse
their fdends at Chicago, were mainly fvbpphhl
ME for the advance la prices. Shiss OF IN
pOrtance early Ia the week hlnttt1 ueei l.,
and Tie restricted receipts yDlsteIcu HuV.a
lions again The effect OF etrikes ana fNihyie y
/ Intended strikes on western fAllWafh han
7 Noweyer contrary effect tending ~
1 would 20 check shipments, and prices were ae
pressed rather than olhefNiss,t ~ ,yhe a MI
/ In farmcys' hands was an unmiaiaEhD'e DN'
card. ~. ,...,. !, % r,,,e,a 4
I 10 per cent Of the crop. Il was d5.l Yhe yen
/ noo add gs two ears ago ~ amounts " w.
! mpiaO huslialH againai it5,oWN9 ihas MA 9os
/ and 49, $4,000 TWO years ago. w. ~ oHis ti
/ oa0 bgshels more than In 9afch, 1872 ~
snartest invisible supply IN recent yeafa, ~
yisible and invisible supply siarch was,t .i y
fore, $1,000, o. buehes, aganh slz'v,1 "a. "
| ~ ransnmptton within the country Mhel
crown Is II ! per cent The average w gli.l ~
6usnel, as estimated issI pognds' against zoe, ~
Tor he pregiOua crop, ana n = inI .i.a' -. ~
NJ. cnrsamptiOn for bread and other usesf w
seed soNn. AND approximately - V1poV vn .si
eyrostsd aimee Marih ]. 1885, makes oietflpu
ZION equal 70 the supply, ,.,.a AN
ana nav ~ relied On as accurate; -.
my ;,OODs Prints Berwick ~ Logi ~
Martha Washington axe Aabnfn Pa is u,,on
!. sar Mo. Washington indigOat blue ofci slhi
: ~. hiark ~. silver grey Co. EdcYhiOne %
Heavy Brown cotlon--Giendale VAei NOV