Fort Worth Daily Gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 49, Ed. 1, Friday, September 17, 1886 Page: 7 of 8
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lor inch points must bo prepaid with
Instructions to put off at owners risk
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Mllano
Moody
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Morgan
Montvalo
Mcrldlth
Midlothian
Montgomery
Morris
Mt lleasant
Murohlson
MalakoU
Mt Caim
MtScllman
Murray
Moscow
Miami
Nolanville
Jfavasota
Nacogdochos
Ogles
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Ihlllps
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Press wood
Quarry
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Ilogers
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Santa Anna
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Summit
Shepherd
Sterne
ShroveportIa
Thompson Tex
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Trueiove
Tbarps Mill
Toxatkana Ark
Tyler Tex
Tlmpson
Tenaha
Virginia Point
Valley Mills
Wsllfs
Winona
Waters
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THE GAZETTE PORT WORTH TEXAS 1RIDA
Cotton Is M6d Lower at Urerjieolat
New York MCc and New Orleans
Mflc to L8o Higher
Lard li Unlet itnd Bt uljffliat Hull
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Trade was air to day
Meats and lard stlH at advanced pricey
Lemons ate of 60 cents per box
Peaches are nearly out of ihrkot
TIIK STATK OF TKAtJIS
Dispatches to Bradstreeta this week
iromthe leading trade centers ol the
country Indicate continued Improvement
In the state ol trado The forecasts of
recent weeks regarding fall trade are be
ing made good The Western cities gen-
erally report trade brisk and In largo
volume Cincinnati sends word of
a general hardening of prices and
Increasing demand since last report
A marked Improvement In the jobbing
trade Is noted at Detroit At Louisville
general trade shows a distinct gain
ovor preceding weeks and a spirited
revival SB compared with several pre-
ceding years Kansas City telegraphs
lncrcasod activity with a more liberal
movement than for several weeks At
Pittsburg and points further oast trade
has been halting mcasurabyowlug to the
HI effects of tho hot weathei on New Eng
land trade 1b noted at Boston Tho bank
clearings at thirty cities for this week as
specially wired to Bradstrcets amount
to 778407214 as compared with 7B4
009602 last week and with 8720180074
In tho like week of 1S85 The decline
last week from the total of tho preceding
week was 4 G10 per cent and this week
tho Increase In S 16 percent as against
one year ago tho gain Is 8 per cent Tho
New York stock market shows a firmer tone
consequent upon Improvement In earn-
ings and the prospect that tho granger
roads will form a harmonious pool Spec-
ulation until tho close of tho week was
slack but transactions In stocks amount-
ed to 839000 shares against 033000
shares last week Bonds were a little
more active transactions in them amount-
ing to 66347000 par value against 84
869000 last week Money Is much
easier call loans bolng quotod nt
from 4 to 6 per cent and somo In-
stances of lower rates are noted Time
loans aro at from 4 to C per cent and
commercial paper Is Arm Foreign ex-
change shows a tendency to stiller rates
The earnings of fortyfour railroads
throughout tho country for August show
earnings of 917084088 against 616557
000 In August 1885 and 810002909 In
tho same month of 1884 lor tho eight
months from January to August Inclusive
tho earnings of tho same
roads this year are 8122035629
against 8110657210 In 1885 and
8120019578 In 1884 In other wordsths
Increase in tho earnings of tho current
year up to September 1 over tho same
period of last year are two and onehalf
times that of tho Increase over the corre-
sponding porlod of 18S4 Tho Now York
cotton market has been dull Prices
slightly woaker Tho report of the Na-
tional Cotton exchange places tho crop
of 188580 at 0575000 bales against a
crop of 5700000 bales last year
The total home consumption of cot-
ton for tho year was tho largest ever
known Dry goods commission houses
at Boston report a fair amount of busi-
ness doing Prices are llrm with occa-
sional advances While tho mills aro
actively employed consumption keeps
even pace with production In tho East
tho Inquiry for crudo Iron has been mod
era to St Louis telegraphs that an
increasing volume of Iron is reach-
ing consumption Tho domestic wheat
markets have been without marked nc
tivlty There wero 153 failures in tho
United States reported to Bradstrects
this week against 173 last week 188 in
1885180 in 1884130 in 1883 and 121 in
1882 Canada had 22 against 27 last
week and 21 In 1885 Tho total In the
United States this year is 7004 against
8015 In a like period in 1885
BUTTEK20O per pound fancy croara
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OOrrONaoodmlddlng8Wfa825c
COFFKIC ltlo letr HKo
prime 12ai2Mc
cholco 13al3 > io Laguyra l5o Java 24o Golden
Bio Ho Berry itxaue
CHKKSK Tho better grades
lOatOXo full cream twins 12 > ic
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and Ohio factory
CANNED GOODS Irlcos ptr dozon Tine
apples standard Jl 65 peaches standard 2
lbsU 60S lbs W 15 seconds2 aii Jl 25 3 tts
jl 75 tomatoes standard 2 lbs Jl 20 seconds
3 Ibis 8 tbsjl 10 green corn Jl loai 50
green peas 1101 50 goosebcrrlosjl 23 rasp-
berries Jl S5loyitcrstull wclgnt 1 tb Jl 10 2
8s J2 OOj light weight 1 B fcl Mnion
1 Jt 51 65 Jibs J mackerel 1 tb 0 < rjlro sar-
dines Amorlcan J7 00 caso Imported 114 60
ciso strlwlMrtes 2 fts Sl oll blackberr es
condonscd milk
jl 25 groon gagos JKaglo
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CABBAGE J3 00 per crate
DltY taOODSIrlnts Albion solid colors
5 o Altons fancy 8o llnks 5 o Itobes
Americanfancj 5Kc Anchor 1X0 At
SKo nold fancy60 Berwick fancy 40iChartcr Oak
Ko unnol 5Ko Kddystont ipGloucester
sUvor gray Ko lartel 6K0 Simpsons 60
Steel JUTer B o Windsor fanoy °
Ginghams Amoskeag 7 > o Union 7Kc
Caledonia7Ko Kenfrow BHct Jacquards9c
NubianBe Westlrook8a Zephyr B c
Brown Cottons Clifton O CO Co Oonstltu
tlon 6 o Dwlght 60 Ulondalo 6 o New
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uerry 8 o Argyle 6jso Busy Bee Oo Bangor r
8iSo ched Cottons Lonsdale 8c forest
6Voi le bodyll 5Vo 1ioiecrof tho Market
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Bcekloy 18o Columbns SKo
tntinni 160
Aond y 210i l lngVou 2So Kaiser 27o
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8lTCANtejETABLKSOrangenone
plespcrhbIfi0O 3W
lemons J8 WPtr swcenlsIrish potatoes
onothlrd
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new St
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nails 1325 per keg bail
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HftLS552SPV i lemon creamsX
liiSS ihoJ7 SU cn 4o < < nil boxes
30 halves j quarters stick canarsa
ton 16c herrtog imported tis pet kuc
r11 0 1 Tlncgatisejso concentrated
JJ Wj jugs glued 10a pet gal nSSu
fiHill5n l 0f P ° ai Urle < f P h ol Indigo
jiepet i blueing 30c i oo pet dotoai Cole
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Galveston
NowOrlens
llobllo
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Norfolk
llaltlmoro
Now York
Boston
Phlladlphla
West Tolnt
Other lorts
ToUl
Last year
ape
September
October
November
December
January
February
March
April
May
Juno
July
August
4K
8380
S01
2665
1309
47
40
M
12037
13033
Futures opened
25774
11078
14070
603
1W
466
170
32
10
44
110
58161
C0C27
ftJ2 HIS MfMfi rfWi do 1H cases
S b x 8 powders bulk llo i ft cans
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isSrrr P IW SKei < Jo half
bWs o cutloat SKo granulated standard
i o cholcowhite 7 o lx > utilana y c 7c
ittco I
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1OULTItYWociuoto YoungcbloionsJl
aaoopetdoii oldhensil 75e3W
turkcysoou
75o oat p tiukoys Sic each
W IUSia Uecllfled XI lual so as proof
per
soutmash two
year old n coal 70j
tbroo
Jtooaslo tM10y 0Xtnl 0M hlk
WOOtrWo quolo TweWomonths i
light One and medium 19 < tooi tine heavy
I lJ12130 txmonth light One medl
Hallo coarse 6 lc
62450
18 OW
1310
29007
8300
1M7
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326
49
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270
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m
118037
olosod steidy 2 to 3 points higher
Months
1st call
8 798 3 82
8 7G 8 77
8 73A 8 75
8 76 < 3 8 78
8 I3 8 87
8 M3 8 98
0 07 9 09
9 189 0 20
9 2913 9 30
Total ulcs 17200
2d call
8 79 8 80
8 760 8 78
8 74 bid
8 77 8 78
8 66 8 88
8 96a 8 98
3 07 9 09
9 173 9 19
9 270 0 SO
clip
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KNOL1BU OUNBOLS
I > Nt > 0K Sept 16 Market closed for consols
100V for money
STOCKS AMt TlOIiDB
Nkw York Sept 10Stocks and bonds
closed at tho following prices old
United States threes lOov
rout and onohaUs 110
New fours m > i
laclflo sixes 1M
Oentral laclflo firsts us
Texas A laclflo land grants 61
Toxas A laclflo Wo Grande land grants CO
Union laclflo tints mv
Union laclflo sinking fund
Oentral Factflo MVi
Chicago ft Alton ill
Chicago Alton Dtoferrod > ICO
llurllngton A qutney 1M
Delaware ft Hudson 101
Lackawanna isift
Denver ft KIo Grande Jlv
Erlo S3
Krle prof erred 77
Harlem 230
Houston A Texas 33
Illinois Oentral 131
Kansas AToxas K
Lake Bhoro US
Lonlivlllo ft Nashville 17
Mlrhlgan Central Stj
Mlsiourl raclno n
Now Jorscy Central VJ >
Northern laclflo 23
Northern laclflo preferred Ol
Northwostcrn 117V
Northwestern proforrod 143
New York Central m
Oregon Transcontinental 34
Iaclflollall odv
Heading 29
Kock Island lMVi
St Paul 97 >
St raul nreforred 12 < > i
St 1aalft Omaha 40
St 1aulftOmaha pretened IIS
Toxas laolflc U
Union laclflo 5JX
Wabash Sl
Wabash profcrred C7K
Wells Fargo 120
Western Onion CS >
lliltt Asked
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Iteeelpt nt All United States lorts
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This This This Last
day week season season
39873
Close
8 84O 8 87
8 81 8 82
8 793 8 81
8 82a 8 W
8 90 8 91
9 Old 9 02
9 118 9 12
9 2la 9 23
9 Jia 9 32
Mew York
N w Yohk Sopt 16 Cotton Spot closed
steady 1 160 higher
Or dln ary OJfc good ordinary 8116o low
middling 8 ci middling 9 616oj good mid-
dling 9 c fair middling 10 3160
Futures closed very steady generally 1 point
higher
Sales 41100
September
October
November
December
January
February
Mdrch >
April
May
Galveston
0 103 9 17
9 its g 20
9 229
9 l < 3
9 31 9 32
9 39a 9 40
S 47 9 49
9 65 9 64
9 C40 9 65
Liverpool
UvKitroof Sept 18OottonSpot closod
Arm and 1 Ho lower
Ordinary 4 d good ordinary 111 1M
8d mld
low middling6d middling uplands
oool American 8000 Imports
ll000i American 2M
futures closed quiet
September
SeptembetOctober
OctoberNovember
NovemberDecember
DecemberJanuary
JanuaryFebruary
FebruaryMarch
MarcnAprtl
6 13 asked
6 08 asked
6 03 asked
fi 12 asked
6 02 asked
5 02 asked
6 at bid
6 00 bid
QiLVErron nuc Sept 16Ootto 8pot
d Ordina r W l a 8 < > a ordinary 7II lecO
dllng 9 < o mlddllnsrfalr 9 UlOc
Gross receipts 4222
Sales US5
ExporU none
ShlpmcnU coastwise 4211
Stock 83596
OEHEBAL MARKETS
lrodnca stnd Provision
ias i Cirr MO Sept 16Falr holiday
Yesterday f
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SE1 > TEMBER 17
1 huvo sccuixhI tin services of a goutlemnn of thirty years experience in tho
PRODUCE BUSINESS I
and shall give that lino particular attention hereafter With tho facilities I havo for
handling all goods expeditiously in my now building with a cellar 140x200 feet in which
to store perishable goods and with tho assstanco of a man thoroughly acquainted with
all the markets in his line feel safo in assorting that I can givo you hotter goods at
lower prices than havo ever before been offered you My representatives will visit you
at regular intervals and will always miiko you lowest market prices pn produco or any
thing else m my lino that you may need and 1 shall bo pleased i < F mnko you uo tationi
wire at orders receive
byjnail or your request Open always particular attention
17407
4132
411410
22781
3234
5000
197
97
467
1890
13030
2322
143420
Kxports from all United States ports thus far
tot this weeks
Orest Britain 191S0
Kranco 210
Continent 1250
Stock at all United States ports
This day 203611
This day last year 182951
Mew Orleans
NcwQniJUNS Li Sept 16 Ootton Spot
closed Arm and l10a o higher from low mid
dltng to fair
sales coo bales h
Low ordinary Cfo ordinary 7110ogood
ordinary 71310c low middling 8 o mid-
dling i Vo good middling 9 i c middling fair
10o fair flo
barely steady ruled qulot
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figures for c
sheep and J4 80a 03 for lambs
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mlxtd cash tDioj October M1
Ing 30 > o bid November
4Vci common to good common
Inferior 3V4Ho Molasses
3Uo clos
37t37 C
closing 37lso May 42 4 42Kc clos-
Ing 42W Oats very dull but steady No
2 mixed cash SSVo September MUo October
25 > io November 26Wo bid May 32o Corn-
meal steady at 52 W Whtsky llrm at Jl 19
Wool nutct and Ann modlum clothing iittXa
combing ildiio line light 20iSlo heavy 10
210 black 17323a Provltlons dull unsettled
and lowor Pork very weak at Jll 25 Lard
lower IS 550 03 Bulk meats easy loose lots
long clear J7 25 short libs J76p
Nkw oituum la Sept IS Floursteady
Corn easier mixed 7Ktf4So Oats qilet and
wcak33o Hg products Pork dull weak and
lower JU 37S Lard refined tlerco J725 Hulk
meats ihoulders Jfl 65 long dear and clear rib
J787U Bacon shoulders J723j long clear and
clear rlli J8 30 Cholco sugarcurod canvatod
J13 00313 25 Whliky steady
v ry Arm and holders asking
higher prlcus Itlo cargoes and common
to prlmo HWiliKa Ulou In good demand
CoUonaccd products scarce and flrmjprime
et
me
lyfalr5V 7 iiooj fair
4HU4K0
nominal Clearing
of tho banks 981807
Live Stock aiBTkeU
SrLooisMoBcpt JBCatllereceipt iJOOi
ShlpmcnU 7C0 markot fairly active and about
lOoWberall sold good to choice shipping
< S a W common to fair J5 C0 fJ 26
butchers sUers JJ 60 4 10 opws and heifers
2S S 60 Texas and Indians J2 25J 70
Uotl receipts 2SM shipments 0p market
iitlvoand seadr cholci 4 ooas 10 Sbecp
rccelpu 2600i shipments250U market weaker
at U 255T4 65
omcaao Ilt Sept ItCattlollecelpts
9000 shluraonts SOWi qnlot weaken laney
cstllelS 60shlpplogstecrs3 2 3 60stockert
and feeders Jl0 70i cows bulls and rulxed
Jiooaswi bulk JS00 J75 through Texas
cattle steady 1140a3 43 Weslern rangers slow
native andlialf breeds J 00B3 90 cows
11 608 00 wintered Tcxans o6a3 CO
ilontsna Texans 3 tOjDasot JJWi Monts
na J3 2533 90 Hogsltecelpts 43Oo6 ihln
meow X i weaV and 60 lower JJ 75 5 05
BhccpItecelpis 6000 shipments 609 market
steadr natives tl 0034 Wl Western JJ 00O
3 15 TexaniI J2004JS la lsmbs Jt 0 00
Nkw Yohk Sept 16tJeeresUecehiie 17
carloads all for the market and catrledprer
no uadlng In beef catUo dressed beef ex
uemeiy dull at 6 aso for native sides and
Biu6 o for Texas and Oulorsdo Ides with
iood cornfed Colorado betf so llngatC t7Hc
Shcepand lambsltectlrts 6800 very qalft
and easier
marketat steady prices lor sheep
lamb extremes 3 1
66 < t 60 for
Pnr Powder
Inre baking powders are one cf the
chlel ftldn to the cook In preparing per
fect end wholesome food and the lion e
wlie will do well to bo on her gourd
ogamst baking powder trarapj fillrcr
rJoaf Baking lowilcr Is never peddled
iron house to bouse tu tho majwlac
turlng e iblUhroent ol J U Brown la
Uxedi to Its nttrroo t to jopply the de
Bunds that come through JeKUlmato chan
nels
AGENTS WANTED
In every county to soil I arm and Musty rights
for TUCKK1PR ItKD ANT KXTKIMINaTOU For
toims apply to
WLTUOKKU WacoTex
t lxtc > 3eii Barest
FirfltCliiBK HullH Mudo Up in tho
Luteal Stylo
Alio CLEANING ANO nEPAIfllNG
It IT T > j Xt Ii 3E Tl
110 Fourth Btrnet
TIIE flIAXWELIiIIOUSE
Transient and commercial trado a specialty
Centrally located Strictly first class Fine
smplo rooms
UVOWJIMOOtlt TCiiX
JAMES W SWAYNE
Aaraoiii > risY ax xaav
Jfflco over First National bank Vt Worth Tex
r > i a I uhown
Oilers his Sorvlces In tho Ooneral Practice of
MEDICINE AND SURGERy
Onlco corner Houston and Fourtli sts resi-
dence 200 Sooth Msln St Oillco hours 19 a
lautivm and4 to t30p m >
DR FRANK GRAY
is e 3Ei o 1 j x xm a
Practice oondned to diseases of
EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT
Office over Kings Drug Store
irEOJC Se JSA1USII
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS
Will furnish estimates of cost on all kind of
building shelving ooouterl etc
JPavt yVortUJJPaxtui
PENDLETON CHAPMAN POWELL
AttornoyH At Lav
Office over rirst National bank Ft WortbTer
kochs pat mm
PQ
una
meet
any lifted or bnslncss Jsehcaper than old style
Can be put up by any one Un < iusU d f or run
ttr und llnouaiielvss Address
KOCK A 8 CO frs
SIJ JJAIir HT IEOIIU HL
Or BIHMOaSIUKBWAUB CO 8t Letill Mo
aV SVecV n
thousand aufforlorf from Asthma Con
Cough etc Did you oyer try
gumption
Ackefn ItaeMi ItetncdtT It lo the boat
preparation Known for till Lttug Troubles
cold on positive gutrttoteo ttt 10c COc
EU WI5LLidro Ht
nmuiiaju utu lupl iwjulue
are to oo tht eoUcltlng ere WU e fhe ItiUopcnaence or nijfrj out wi xtct uxvu
buuu
who vuuua 6 ryed herMW theylgWot fcl ltag county flt and 25jJo6
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JOSEPH H BR0WI
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1AETINBE0W
Cornet SKitin und IToitrsilt SlreetM
Tie Oily ExclusiYely lolesale Dry Goods House in Fort ffortl
In All Departments Large and Complete
closed Jll 00411 W IJird tjulctand steady
cash and Scptomber J7 20 October JO 29U0 35
closed J6 83 Short rib sides steady rash
7 35 Short dear sldos J7 23Cf 7 39 Whisky
steady at Jl 15 At afternoon session all grains
ruled firm aud a shade higher Wheat Octo-
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tobet J6 33
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steady XXX 32 AOat 40 family U uoaa 75
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