Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-11
BRADsTREETS REPoRT

BRADSTltEEFS REPORT. $780,.
New York. March lO-TomoTow
Bradstrrot will say: The textures of
general trade include Hurry i'm the
New York loan market, the continued
check TO general trade southwest and
north with activity and irmues, ~ cot,
ton goods, CDutrUs'ud with dullucs anu
low prices for iron. Corn oats, cotton,
petroleum, leather shoes and steel bill
lets have advanced nut wheat sugar,
hogs cattle and rubber are lower.
Reports TO Bud-trects state t.ut cot
ton planters iu many sections wli dciy
the advice of the agricultural associations
hy increasing the acreage I'D per cent,
Correspondents ut many points corrob-
crate This. aud many who are we'll iu-
formed state tlH. with favorable wealth
or "A crop of NuIOOuO buics in lNlb D.
more than likely.
Orders for cotton goods ut Eastern
uud other cpnlprs oft production are larger
more cotton ls being consumed ana prices
are stendy Juhhprs are taking large
quantities of goods ana country dealers
are placing heavy orders
The increased capacity nt FOll River
results In q surplus of 5000 plccea Bul
prints are active stocks of blankets
light and combination of the lnrgrr
makers has been formed
Wool b. quiet but promises no decline
az stocks are not excessive. Currrspon.
dents of irolslrrrts reports 3fi,t13
bales Of cotton held Fob. - M 900 oue
of the 1894 uuCUuntci towns against
1oN'u@o haI'a similarly h''u !'"
ago.
At the south Charleston reports trade
dull os interior dealers are permitting
stocks tn run down business Is not par
tipuurly active at Nashville, Memphis,
Richmond, Atlanta, Birmingham or New
Orleans and collections, while fire az a
few points are generally slow
Farmers are actively engaged In field
work n Western Tennessee aud I'm
Georgia hive ruised so much larger feed
crops th0t grocery sales have been
affected ut Atlanta ANA elsewhere. MI.
though at Birmingham trade Ia this liu,
is improved,
Tho slow movements I'm cotton mukpe
trade din I'm Louisiana where The sugar
Ucreura rs To be- increased.
Trade ur various points In Teyus notice.
ably 40 Galveston h sutigfnctorv.
"a tir West n moderate ch.rt 10 tr1de
continues.
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New Orleans. La, March 1O.-Snorg-
tury ucgtprs cotton statement shows
the amount brought into sight for the
week more than 81 per cent undcr last
season gnd ~ per cent under the year
before Total tor the week rs tI8lU
3n9les toss Than ne movement from
March 4 TO 10, inclusive, last year and
2iu95 bales less than during the same
oates year before lhr dehrlt 10 amount
mo sight the hrst ten days OF March,
hObou bales compared with the Same
tlmo last year ana $500 bales couppr-
td with the year before. This brings
the lot0l deficiency Tor the lNl days OF
lne season ending thls eVeninE, -,2iO-
20 bales loss than the movement for
the. alr number OF days last seusun,
and l,tb2, t3l bales less Than the scasoG
before
Total INTO sight during the past seven
days 1916 bales, against llLNi2 bales
March tO TO- inclusive, last year and
lu2oll bales year before, while the Ug.
gregate the first ten days of March h
lubtl1 bales, against lUi3Ol bales and
1901 halos.
Total marketed september ! 20 date,
n,Npt ~ bales, AGAINST e'l-l,Jas bales
WuN 'G'pN't uucS I"Hl year anu tAo
N'nl p'lult'
= lom u,lS ulne InNl wear me amount
N COTTON oipufhl lh,o MEu, was u1hg-i
nN,'e' |hu ne year utloIe iasl i'vbo,'ud
pNl'N' lh glutn WuIuH' inter lnlN uWo
loSl year lV'l- pcI cunt OF tue crop
~ ul'I Nv''u "h" '"' 9'"9"" p'''lc l"at
II per cent
The movement since Sept l show re.
coips &c an Umied states porls of a.
3joUD2 bales, Usainst 6,2ti269 gales
last year atd 50dlsd bales the year
before
Overland, across the Mississippi, OHIO
and lotomac rlNcr3 20 Northern mills