Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-23
ON CHANGE.
\ Fractions and Futures from Two
to Six Points LOwer-MOney
Market Easy.
heat Opened Steady, FIuctuated and
Closed Higher--Live stock Trans
actions Brisk.
,nr WORTH wARKETs-DAILY RE
VIEW.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH. TEX. oct. p. 1885.

OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH. TEX. Oct. p, 1856.
5rrade was quite active to-day with
|bolesale dealers, but with the excep-
I'm Of few houses was not an average
HI retailers.
m country people would take more
Rms In preparing butter for merket they
'Duld be well paid for their trouble. The
Ian Of butter ia now sold at SOLO cents
dealers, whereas 1920 cents would
realized If anything like care was
Ken Good butter, or even fair butter,
always in demand.
lfhe Tarrant county cotton crop will be
e.hlth larger than previously esti-
Ated; that of Parker, Wise, Jack and
hnson fully one-fourth larger.
NATIONAL BANK WITHDRAWALS.
bome Of the National banks, expecting
adverse decision from the attorney
beral respecting the privilege OF re-
hing the Q per cent. bonds as security
circulation after the interest on them
Uses, have given out that they might,
4 would under certain circumstances,
Sic from the national system alto
sIher; but the autoritles at Washington
4 not seem TO be alarmed at any such
inspect. Referring to the matter,
asurer Jordan said recently:
You can rest assured that no bank
~ carry out that threat. First, because
situation is not at all stringent, and
pgy are in no danger of being driven to
IN wall or even cramped by the bond
'apsi secondly, because there are no
nc laws under which Sc banks
reorganize profitably. II any OF the
4lsfes had laws under which these banks
I'd issue currency, there might be
fe temptation to go out Of the system,
tlf ough l doubt If their circulation
N4lld be accepted generally. ] am in
cd 70 believe that these banks would
3 Tor good deal lose their status as
,;s onal banks, for the reason that much
4, heir business would go to the remain
y the case with small deposi'
whose suspicious are easily aroused
Ns 70 whom the word National in 0
IS title has always seemed q great
fectlon for their smAll investments
M money now commands and pei
> and the banks cannot afford to re.
ls thelr circulation when 1t is as valu'
as that. There never was a time
the banks were making
much money as now. Il
fey were as cheap as 1t wa:
y months ago, there might be some
IN these reports, but it is nonsense
~ oil II now. 1t is proposed by the
ly department that the forced sub
'.lon of other bonds for the called
Ients' shall not be pushed very
w ana that plenty Of time be giveI
"A SHuAs TO make the change. The
oonds deposited by the banks viii
- tass 10 be taken up for liquidation
~ oank Will be crippled by these
1Withstanding the above, quite {
=, ~. Vi national banks,w we understand
t,hnea1y given notice OF withdrawal
ny h national system, on the ground
s0 oank note circulation based upon
.ssent price Of as or 44's would moi
bIs rq % lney prefer to give up theii
as /, p-soh altogether.-1R Rand & McNai.
Bankers Monthly.
rfoSS- -eiSSlSe per pound; creamery 20.
fFRF pptooa middllng 7.756fs s0c.
laSIsioi tair lie; primo lk6l2ci
a n Rio i9ae l.agayra i45So; Java 25c
|EEsF ~ ~ Yea Berry l45<Gl5c.
3fc. nm ne ltetter grades aud Ohio factory
t ~ , eresm twins l5e,
ste, y 1ps-Prices per dozen Pine
"a bO.S easl, u -; peaches, standard, 2
toms,ea ~ y 10 seconds, Bs 81 20; 8 Bs
80 standard, rs 81 20; seconds,
peas ~ 1T green cofn 81 10al 90;
8 n gS, ~, ~ OF; gooseberriesS 25; rasp'
o'r'ers. iuil weight, n n %;