Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-09
FORT WORTH mARKErs-DAILY RE.
VIEW.
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH. INK, Oct. ), 1856.

MNl MtuiltA hO-OAI ANNN%aN,NNN N%e%N@~
somewhat, but still fair
trade was enjoyed by wholesale men.
Cotton receipts moderate, quotations I'M
Eggs are tirmer in price, but
there win be no advance until the qaality |
improves. Chickens and turkeys are In |
good supply at present prices.
AN EXPERTS OPINION OF SOUTHERN
PROGRESS.
Manufacturers Record; II has taken
the North good many years TO fully
the Industrial possibilities Of
the South, aud II has even been harder
for the people and the press OF that sec
ton to believe, or at least, admit, that
the South is to be the manufacturing cen
ter of the country, and that Southern en-
ergy is equal to the work OF bringing this
about. At last, however, these truths
are beginning to make a deep impress
sion throughout the North, and the work
OF the Manufacturers Record in persist
emily champlonlng the cause OF Southern
progress Is forcing the people OF the
North TO investigate for themselves, and
the more they investigate the more they
are amazed at the magnitude OF the
South's progress and the marvellous en-
ergy of Southern men In redeeming their
country from the destruction of the
war and developing its material inter-
ests as they have done. For 1t Is South
ern energy and Southern money that are
mainly responsible for the Industrial pro-
gress OF the South. II Is true that large
investments OF Northern capital are now
being made in the South, out IL we count
up the big mills and furnaces that are
now in operation there, we will find that
..,l., eI.. nVIN a. n
money, backed oy Southern enter
prise. An illustration OF the change
of opinion in the North regarding the
South is found in the last issue OF the
New York Engineering and Mining jour
nal, very high authority, whose editor
has lately returned home after thorough
investigation of the South's iron inter
ests, or rather Of one part OF the South's
iron field In a leading editorial, after
paying high tribute to the wonderful
energy displayed by the South during the
war, he says:
If the achievements of the South in war
were surprising, its industrial progress
during the past ten years has been simply
marvellous and unparalleled. The South
has awakened from It's listlessness ana
dreaming, and Is advancing In the de-
velopment OF its industries and material
wealth at a rate, perhaps, unequalled in
any other part of the country; and the
most encouraging feature In this indus
trial revival is the fact that Southern men
are at the head and Southern money at
the foundation Of the greater number OF
the new enterprises; this, surely, is a
fact most promising and inviting for
Northern capitalists to consider.
BUTTER -l6@g0c per pound; fancy cream
| 30p
90 TToN-Good middling s.OOas4Oc
CoFFEE-Rio, fair llci prime nh@l2ci
| choice llZ@13c; Laguyra l41ec; Java 236cl
Golden Rio I8Kc: Pea Berry l4GllHc,
| CiIEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
l0@l0hci fun cream twins lie.
CANNED GOODS-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples standard. 81 So; peaches, standard,
| ms, 81 60; 3 his 81 lb; seconds, lbs 81 %; lbs
81 10: tomatoes, standard, bs 81 20; seconds,
lbs s.; lbs VI 40; green coen VI lOdl DO
green peas l0Ul 50i gooseberriesSl 20; rasp
berries 81 35j oyeters, full weight ID 81 10;
ms s. CO. light weight 81; ns s.; cannon
dimes, American, 81 90 easel imported sl4 &c
case; strawberries, ms 81 so; blackberries
81 20; green cages $; Eagle condensed milk
GARAGES 5O@2 10 per crate.
DRY S0ODS-Prints: Albion, solid colors
Sc; American fancy, 5Sc; Anchor, 80; Ar
mold fancy, &c; Berwick fancy, 4c; Charter Oak
4hc; Uunnel, SIC; Eddystone, Sc; Gloucester
silver gray, bkc; Hartel, 6hc; simpsons, &c
steel River, 5Kc; Windsor fancy Go,
Ginghams Amoskeag, 79<c; Union, 7Hc
Caledonia, 7hc; Renfrew, s4oi Jacquards, &c
Nublan, Sc; Westbrook Sc; Zephyr SZc.
Brown Cottons: Clifton O C'C, Go; Constitu.
ton. exc; Dwight, &c; Glendale, 6kci New
berry, exc; Empire AA, 0Ac; Beaver Dam
bkc; Argyle, exc; Busy Bee, &C., Bangor
Bleached Cottons: Lonsdale, skc; Forest
exc; Peabody II, bAc; Pioneer of the Market
0kci Clinton, 7kc; Congress, Go; Cumberland
\ 7Ac; Great Republic, 7o,
cotton Plaids; oonostoga OK; Cumberland
N luck i ss Marion oc
Antwerp, loo; Beekley, lsc; Columbus, 24c
Avondale, 2lc; Iryington, 2sc; Kaiser, &c
Laurel Glenn, 26%c; Anchor, $50.
EGGS-l2k@l3c per dozen
FRUITS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS O
per hundred; lemons, 81 90 per box; apples,pe
per buushel; onions, OK cent? per pound; nav.
beans, SIC hand picked in bbls, medium
bbls Skc; large Lima &c; beets, per bushe ISL 90
bananas, 50 50a3 co per bunch sweet potatoes
75c@Sl 90 per bu.; tomatoes, one half bu. bas
kets, 81 25
FIoUR--B Best patents Sc 90 per 100 lbs; hal
patents 81 66; third grade 81 40
GRAIN AND Quotations ar
based on the cost OF grain on track in car lots
Dealers selling from ntore or elevator are froT
2@5c higher.
| Wheat $4,000,
Corn-shelled 5Gd5sc.
Oats 4ld42c.
Hay-ioose local, 81 OOss 90; johnson an
Hill county 81 0091S co. best $40 0O9l6 90.
Barley, Csc per bu.
A1be. cane. no market.
johnson grass 81 90 per bu.
BsDES AND SKINs--No. heavy hide
10 per lbi No. heavy llci No. light lie; nc
2llRht Tkct
Dry sailed lie bull hides &c; glue &c; gree
sailed shci butchors green 5oi sheepskins 200
6Oc,
MoLAs sEs-Choioe Louisiana $50; fair +
good $50; corn syrup $50.
NAlLS-S3 % per keg, basis 10d-Burde
horseshoe pei keg 50 Perkins do, So 90; Wake
do, S. 90; Burden mule SOL North westeTn horse
shoe nails, No. soc; No D 26ci No. 8 29c No.
gle; No. 8 zoo; Lakes" No. 4 45c; No. 8 26o; Nc
6 22ci No. 7 20ci No. 8 lec. Ausable do No. 4 45c
No. 8 24c; No 6 gle; No. l0c; No. 1885,
NUTS-Peanuts, choice 1880; pecans exc
Brazil nuts l0kGllo; hlberts l2Hdl3e; I'm
glish walnuts l4alic; almonds 10000 yer IL,
PRoYIsIoNs-We quote ON the basis of car
lote:
Fish Mackerel, 10. u kits No. /, SOC; No.
soc; half bbls No. 1, S. DO; No. 2, "a 90; drie
herrings per box, 40c; goldfish &c.
Meat-Sugar cured hams l3kc; sugar cure
breakfast bacon i0ko short clear bacon s%c
shoft clear dry salt $40.
Lard-Tierce, 71.e; 81 D cans IKE; 90 n cant
1901 10 n cans, 7ySci b-B cans, Sc; S-b cam