Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-10
ON CHANGE
Spot Cotton Fractions and Futures
from 2 to 4 Points Higher.
Wheat Opened strong. Fluctuated Widely and
Closed Higher-Coffse and Wool
Markets Unchanged.
Daily Review.

Daily Review.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE
FORT WORTH, Tex May 8, 1880.
There certainly was no let-up in to-day's bus
iness-the merchants were busy and good sales
are reported from every quarter. This applies to
both wholesale and retail lines
In the general market, produce, family COM
modities, ETC., the demand has already asserted
itself, as was anticipated, but quotations are
unchanged at present. and dealers are receiving
daily good shipments, while the supply from
country wagons IS very gooa. pronlnsht
in which was the following: we are IN con-
dition to handle lots Of stuff at present; ship us
largely. Butter no sale. Eggs are IN demand
in fair supply"
The decrease in stocks of available wheat east
of the Rocky mountains, United States ana
Canada, as reported from nearly 1000 points of
accumulation to Bradstreets, amounts to l, 49,
sos bushels, a total OF 10000 bushels in excess
of the average weekly decrease thus far this
year. with the exception OF the week ending
April 10, when the decline was particularly
heavy. The decrease in stocks OF Indian corn
was very large, amounting TO o,Ol8 ,266 bushels,
and in oats it was 252 $50 bushels. Stocks of
barley increased Ga OOs beshels, and those OF rye
6l9 bushels.
The heavier decreases in stocks OF wheat last
week, as reported to Bradstreet's, were: In
Northwestern railway elevators $50, coo bushels,
at Duluth 36s, 600 bushels, New York s2l, 900
bushels, on the lakes 252, 900 bushels, at st.
Louis 2o7, 200 bushels, Toledo $50, 900 bushels,
New Orleans l69 900 bushels, and at Fort Will
lam 100 900 bushels. Stocks increased on canal
424 600 bushels, on the track at minneapolis
l02, goo bushels, at Buffalo 81, goo bushels, at
Minneapolis IS 900 bushels. and on rail- a 600
bushels. Stocks of Indian corn decreased 422.-
900 bushels on the lakes. ], 262, 900 bushels on
rail, I07s 600 bushels at Chicago, SSl 600 bushels
COS bushels at Philadelphia, ls6, 600 bushels at
Duluth, and 1873 900 bushels at New York.
Stocks of corn increased 9A. GOO bushels on
canal, 19S, 900 bushels at Buffalo, and 1OO, 600
bushels at st. Joseph, Mo.
National bank circulation. continues to show
April 30 to $780, Az 472 decrease of 1888, Sl3 for
the month and of SIS, 0s3, 024 for the year. The
sportion of the circulation based on United
sStates bonds shows a slight increase for the
month 1t amounted on April 30 to S12S, $50, 9l6,
an increase of Ss74, lis for the month, but de-
crease of Sc 454, 547 for the year. Notwithstand-
ing this decline in the national bank circula-
ton the volume of money in circulation Is con-
stantly increasing. According to recent state
amount of money in the treasury in circulation
amounted on April 10 s., O5J, OO6, 4s6, an in
crease of nearly s65, 900 900 compared with the
corresponding date of the preceding year. The
total amount OF money in circulation outside
the treasury on April 1 amounted to 81 49,
494 152 an increase of about S31 900 900 as COM
pared with the corresponding date OF 1883.