Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-19
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged; Futures were
Irregular, but Generally Lower.
Wheat opened Higher, Fiuetuated Widely and
Closed at Decgine-cofse Lower.
Sugar and Wool Unchanged.
Daily Review.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
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OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH. Tx, June is, 1880.
Clear and pleasant to-day, slightly warm, but
business was quite brisk, just the same. Alllea
ing retail houses were on the go pretty well all
day. with the usual good trade in wholesale de-
partments, both locally and otherwise
In the general market and family supply
lines there is a brisk demand for all commodi-
ties. including vegetables, etc. Prices firms
though unchanged from yesterday. There were
some fine shipments of peaches and watermeIons
to the city to-day, AID prices On these Two lux
uries are Slightly elevated: StraWperrles anu
blackberries are not SO plentiful.
According to Brsdstreet' S the available stocks
of wheat east of the Rocky mountains in the
United States and Canada decreased only SCI, l56
bushels last week, or about two-thirus the GUS
.tomary weekly average decline prior TO nay
East. but about 100, 0GO bushels heavier deoIne
than the weekly average during May, 1880. II
the movement Of grain out of the so-cslled Wis
ible (domestic) stocks during the last three
weeks Of June is to be gsuged Dy 'ne movement
will be carried over east of the Rocky noun
sins on July l, $780, about q, 100 600 bushels OF
.FFheat, or 1000, 900 bushels more than one year
ago A like process Of reasoning would indicate
stocks OF available wheat west OF the Rockies
nearly COO 600 bushels larger on the 1st OF july
1890, than one year previ9usly Inese calcu ia
lions of course do include stocks back OF 1000
leading points Of accumulation. which are un-
doubleday considerably larger than they were
year ago The principal o6 decreases IN wneat
western railway elevators, 800, 900 bushels aaost
at New York, 25O, 900 bushels at New York ele-
vators; 23O 900 bushels at Omaha 1876, 600 bushels
at Duluth and l34, 900 bushels at Minneapolis:
leading increases were ESQ 900 bushels in transit
by rail, 1873 900 bushels in private elevators
at Minneapolis, "a 600 bushels at Milwaukee
and so, 900 bushels in private elevators at Chi
cago. n
Last weeks increase in available stcets OF
Indian corn amounted to l, 765 ,2O7 bushels, in
oats to 34I, 56s bushels. and in barley to 49, 12O
bushels. Stocks of rye declined 26. 457 bushels.
There was decrease OF $50, 600 bushels of In
an corn in transit by lake, Of 54s, 600 bushels
in store at New York, of 200, 900 bushels each at
Newport News and afoat on the Mississippi. and
of 1i2, 600 bushels al Baltimore Noteworthy
increases OF stocks of corn were 1858, 900
bushels at Chicago. 72O 900 bushels at st. Louis,
500, 900 bushels on canal 800 900 bushels on rail-
and 10 200 bushels at New Orleans. Stocks of
oats decreased 265, 00I bushels at Buffalo last
week. 200 900 bushels at Chicago, l92, 600 bushels
at Newport News and 49, 900 bushels at st.
Louis. They increased $50. 600 bushels on the
canal, l55, 900 bushels on the lakes, 14O 900
bushels at New York, 135 900 at Syracuse and
10, 900 bushels at Burlington, Iowa.