Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-16
ON CHANGE.
Cotton is Firm at All Markets, with
an Advance Of a Fraction at Liv.
erpool and New Orleans.
Lard weak but Unchangcd-cornis w.an
Wheat Fraction Lower and
Weak-Cattle Strong.
FORT WORTH ENTHUSIASTICALLY RE.
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| OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE.
FORT WORTH. TEX. Sept rs, isse.
Trade was good to-day.
Lard has advanced another fraction.
Coffee Of all grades is quoted cent
higher
Corn in carload lots shelled is quoted
to-day at G2d cents.
THR PRICES OF wooLRN GOODS MIST M
HIGHER
The recent advance Ia the London sales
of wool make II quite certain that we
must see still higher prices in the staple.
Up to this time many buyers who actusllv
need supplies have held of, hoping for
decline in the market, which would enable
them to buy at easier prices Some of
the large mills have, d oubtless, stocks OF
wool on hand that will well last them for
this year or perhaps longer, but the null
titude Of smaller manufacturers buy gem
orally from hand-to-mouth, and are now
In need OF supplies. Prices are advanced
and will most likely be still higher, and
goods cannot be made and kept up to
sample without better prices for the
manufactured article.
| Already the effects OF this condition Of
the wool market Is apparent In the slow
deliveries OF hosiery and underwear, in
some cases, the orders for which were
taken early at too low figure for the
present cost Of materials. Some Of the
large mills who held stocks OF wool
at old prices may go on and
complete their orders, but many
of the smaller ones have already laid
down, and will continue TO do so unless
they get higher prices for their manuiac.
ture, or else they mSy shorten the shirt
or make 1t lighter, so as to save some-
thing in the cost Of the garment against
the increased cost Of the material used in
making 1t.
Orders for men's-wear woolens for the
next spring have not been as literally
given up to this time as they were last
year. Many Of the samples are shown at
about last seasons figures, but we are
much inclined to think that higher prices
will yet be made upon them. In fact we
do not see how the goods can be pro-
duced at old prices under the higher rate
for wool.
The belief in continued higher rates
for wool is becoming very general, and In
proof OF it we state that we hear Of some
very large orders for heavy underwear
already placed at an advance Tor the fall
of lSS7,--[ Dry Goods Reporter.
BUTTER -2oc per pound; fancy cream.
OoTToN-Good mlddllng s.l2H9s 25c.
| O0FFEE-Rio, fair ll5sc; prime l2@l2hc;
choice lSal3{c; Laguyra $50; Java 24c; Golden
| Rio l4c: Pea Berry Ah6l6c.
| CHEESE--The better grades and Ohio factory
| l06 l0kc; fnu cream twins l2hc,
CANNED G0ODS-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples standard, 81 65; peaches, standard,
MS, 81 so; 3 ms 81 10; seconds, ms 81 %; 8 ts
| 81 rs: tomatoes, standard, bs 81 20; seconds,
. lbs s.; 8 MS 81 40; green corn 81 lOdl 90;
Berries 81 80; oysters, full weight, ! n 81 TO-;
| lbs 81 90; light weightl n STA bs s.; salmon
l n 81 65; lbs s.; maekerel % 9OaSl 0oi sar.
| case strawberries, MS 81 so; blackberries
| 81 IS; green Cages s.; Eagle condensed milk
OCABBAGE-s3 90 per crate
DRY GOODS Prints; Albion, solid coloEs,
SIC; Aliens fancy, 5kc; Pinks, 6Kc; Robes,
5hci American fame, 6Sc; Anchor, &c; Ar
4Ifc; Uunnel, SIC; Eddystone, SO; Gloucester
silver gray 5Kc; Hartel, 5Kc; simpsons, &c;
steel RhvsT shS wlnSsSr f aRS g. linton 7e
Caledonia, Ike; Renfrew, shc Jacquard's, sc;
Nublan Sc; Wesibrook SC; Zephyr sAc.
ton OS eHc SO Dwight, &c; Glendale, exc; New.
berry, SIC; Empire AA, 5kc; Beaver Dam,
SIC; Argyle, 6kc; Busy Bee, &c. Bangor f,
Blepched Cottons; Lonsdale, sAc; Forest,
exc; Peabody II, 5%c; Pioneer OF the Market,
6kc; clinton, Ky; Congress, &c; Cumberland
| 7Lc; Great Republic, &c.
Bottom Plaids: Oonestoga OK; Cumberland,
exc; Black Warrior, &c; Southern, 7he.
kentucky Jeans: Kluyver. So Marion, lOc;
Antwerp, l5c; Beekley, lsc; Columbus, 51c;
Laurel Glenn, 26%c; Anchor, S6c.
EGGS-l5alsc per dozen
| FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Ora none !
lemons, s. 50per box; apples,per Dbl, 81 COOS 30
one. third bushel boxes, 30 CENTS peaches,
per bu, 81 GOAL so; 1rish, potatoes, new, g.
Louis SOC per csn P.usne nsr U po9ns navy
BEANS BEANS Ska4c hand picked In bbls, medium
bills SIC; large Lima so; small butter ds Ske.
bunch: sweet potatoes, 75c0Sl 90 per bu
| tomatoes, one third bu. boxes, Toe. =.
FLoUR-Best patents 81 80 per 100 IDS hali
pa GRAIN AND FEEDsTUFFs- Quotations are
| based on the cost OF grain on track In car lots
Dealers selling from store or elevator are IRON
2d5c higher.
Wheat S5GeOc.
Corn-Shelled 62kc.
Oats 43045c. ... $3.50,
Hill county Sll 00dlS00 Forney SD OO6lo w
Barley, 6oc per Du.
Amber cane, no market.
johnson grass 81 IS per bu.
HIDES AND SKIN5-No. l heavy y 4 hidei
lSc per ID; No. 2 heavy lie; No ! light l2ci NO
2 light &c.
Dry sailed l2c bull hides DC; glue Sc; greer
sailed 10 butchers green 90; sheepakins loo
acc. 80 4.
good sSc; corn syrup 33c
sNAII.s-s8 % per keg, basis l0d-BardeI
horseshoe per keg S. PerkinA ;p,$5 9Oi Wake
do IS so: Burden mule = NorsAwestern morse OF
shoe nalia; No 4btc: 40. . 30; No. Siei No
aic: 20 6a0f Eases no. 4 45ei No; S5ci MOI
go; So DC, 40. isc; Ausable 40 NO. &So
y 5s4.. so d &c; No. l9c; No. slsc,
nuts Peanuts choice 1885, peeana 81
Brazil nuts l0k@lloi hlbeIts IA, Iooi IN
giish walnuts Hate; almonds ls@2Oe yer ID.
PRoVIsIONs-W quote on the basis OF car
lots: -. ~. aoc. No Q
soc; half bills No. J, S. 30; No, = 90 urie'
herrings per box, 40c Goldfish, &C. -,
Meat-Sugar cured hams l4ci sugar cure cure
breakfast bacon JOG; short clear bacon io'sc
abort clear dry salt 9sc, a. 4. -
Iard-Tlerce, s5sc;50 n cans sssci ~ Sa a :
SIC; 10. b cans, SIC; g. hhcans, sac On cans
&c -, x,so
Hominy and grits-Per Dbl, ~ o.
Oatmekl-Per half Dbl, 81 oO.
Cracked wheat Per 10, oc. o.. ....s,,
Grackers-A soda, 5gsc; Xxx soda, sc cream
exc; ginger snaps, Sc; lemon creams; q,
| snnArfee--Starch. &c. candles, IuH poASs