Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-24
FORT WORTH srARKErs-pArLY RE.
VIEW

FORT WORTH sTARKErs-pAra.Y pr
VIEW
OFFICK OF THE GAZETTE.
FORT WORM, TIN, Sept. 20, isse.
Trade was fair to-day.
Meats got black eye to-day: note de-
cline In The list.
clined.
Note changes in beans.
Eggs are of few cents.
Grain Is active and strong.
DOMESTIC GRAIN AND FLOUR MARKETS
From nearly all domestic sources the
complaint this week has been OF accumu.
lating supplies Of wheat, through the ex-
Extraordinarily free movement of
new crop product, now chiefly
from the spring-wheat sections
OF the Northwest, to promote which
movement 1t has been represented tina.
many OF the large elevator companies, and
some OF the prominent railway carriers
there, have been using their utmost ef-
forts and influence. The outcome has
been further large addition (for the
week, ,906, 700 bushels) TO what is called
the visible supply, bringing the
grand aggregate up to +4,ST2 900 bushels,
against 42,248, 200 bushels year ago. OF
ehN AhSAcuob III NtW lOIh
warehoused stock little over ZOO, 900
bushels, and the reports by cable of the
amount on passage from Gll sources Of
supply for Western Europe indicated an
Increase for the week OF | ,l20, 600 bushels,
or TO the equivalent OF 81, 240, 900 bushels.
against 13,320,000 bushels at the CORE
spending date IN 1885. Cable reports
were also Of more settled and favorable
weather, and OF tanner and easier
markets, thus contributing their influence
to aggravRte the depression IN the
domestic markets, growing out OF the
WEAKNESS and impatiepee Of the more
extensive operators on she long side Of
the speculative deal, who seemed dis
heartened by the falling off recently in
the volume of export purchase, and In
several instances gave evidence of the
keenness of their disappointment by
forcing their holdings to reRlization-at
serious loss--at the West even more ear
nestly than at the seaboard. The conse-
quence has been renewed and decided
breakings In prices, which failed to quicken
perceptibly the export inquiry. though,
toward the close, shippers evinced some
revival OF interest in early deliveries,
particularly in the New York market, and
a few OF the leading receivers here also
gave proof of unylelding faith by continu-
ing to purchase red winter wheat, afoat,
here and to arrive, to respectable eggre-
gate, for storing purposes-snd this, too,
In the face of the additional discouraging
circumstances OF the remarkable apathy
of local millers - Bradstreet.
BUTTER -20@25c per pound; fancy cream
CoTToN-Good middling s.leH as.4Oc.
CoFFEE-Rlo, fair llhc; prime l2alskc;
choice l3@l3hc; Laguyra l5c; Java 24c; Golden
Rio 10: Pea Berry liHal6c, -
CHEESE-The better grades and Ohlo factory
l0al0Rc; fun cream twins lie.
CANNED GO0DS-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples standard, 81 65; peaches, standard
81 70: tomatoes, standard, lbs 81 20; seconds,
green peas iOel 50; gooseberrlessi 25; rasp.
berries 81 S5j oysters, full weight, n 81 TO-;
bs 81 90; light weight D ST. tbs s.; salmon
l Il 81 IS; ? lbs s.; mackerel u 90GSl 0Oj sar.
dimes, american. 81 90 case; Imported $l4 80
81 25; green cages s.; Eagle condensed milk
CABBAGE-s2 5oa2 75 per crate.
DRY ooODS-Prints; Albion, solid colors.
5.ic; Aliens fancy, 54c; Pinks, SIC; Robes,
SIC; American fancy, 6kc; Anchor, llFc; Ar
nSd fancy g. Bsrwes 1SnSy oas
silver gray, 6Hc; Hartel, 5Sc; Simpsons, 60;
steel river, bJfo; Windsor fancy, &c.
Ginghams Amoskeag, 7kci Union, 7<c;
EubIan, Sc; westbrook, sci Zephyr sNc
Brown Cottons Clifton O CC,6c; oonsiltu-
ton, exc; Dwight, &c; Glendale, BAc; New
berry tDSr &c Empire IA, SKc; Beaver Dam,
b&c; Argyle, exc; Busy Bee, &C., Bangor +,
6kc.
CSC; Peabody II, SIC; Pioneer OF the Market,
exc; Clinton, Ike; Congress, 60; Cumberland
7Kc; Great Republic &c.
Cotton Plaids; Conestoga OK; Cumberland,
Nc; Black Warrior, 10; Southern, 71sc.
kentucky Jeans; Kluyver Sc; Marion, JOG;
Antwerp, 15c; Beekley, isc; Columbus, s4ci
| Ayondale, Gle; Irvlngton. CSC; Kaiser, 2Ic;
Laurel Glenn. 264c; Anchor, 36c.
| EGGS-l5@l6c per dozen
| FRUITS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,nonei
g SSP9 SoF RPs sSc psl SS%sSs
S SSans, sac hand picked IN in bbis, medium
Pss SSe s %a swee
75oa$l 90 per bu,; tomatoes, one'half bu' bas-
Ay FiouR-Bcst patents 81 90 per 100 lbs; half
| patents 81 65; third grade 81 40.
| GRAIN AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are
based on the cost Of grain on track IN car lots.
Dealers selling from store or elevator are from
| 265c higher.
| Wheat 65a90c
Corn-Shelled 62Sc.
Hay-Ioose local. 81 OOas 90; johnson and
Hin county sll 00alS00; Eorney SIS OO@l6 co.
Barley, 6)c per bu.
Amber cane, no market,
johnson grass 50 70 per bu.
HIDES AND SKINS-No. heavy ID + hides
1870 per ID; No. heavy lie; No. light l2ci NO.
light &C.
Dry sailed l2c bull hides Sc; glue be-; green
sailed &c; butchers green DC; sheepskins lod
l6c.
MoLAs sEs-Choice Louisiana $780, fair to
good s3c; corn syrup 33c.
EAILs-$s rs per keg, basis lOd-Burder
| horseshoe per keg s.; Perkins do, So 90; Walker
do. IS SO; burden mule $751; Northwestern horse
shoe nails, No. 5eci No; . 26ci NO. 2Sc NO; Z
q pc; No. zoe; No. l9c. Ausable DO NO. 4oc
No. PIC; No ale; No. 7 1901 No. $50.
NIITs-PeAnuts, choice 7dsc; pecans 6hc
Rrazn nuts lOk6ilp; nlberts lshNl8c; En-
giish walnuts l4d1lci almonds lsdsOc yer b.
PR0YI sI0NS-We quote on the OASIS OF car
| lote; - ~, aoo. h-o o
soc; half bbls NO / y ~; 90 a. . = w. t'''
Neat-Sugar- cured hams l4ci sngar.c9iIe y
breakfast bacon l0Gc; short clear bacon v'sol
| short clear dry salt 70, 49,. a. a 49,.
Iard-1Ierce, S3<c; 80 b cans o9sc ~ % cam q