Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-21
FORT WORTH MARKErs-pAILY RE.
VIEW
OFrtcE or THE GAzErrE,
EnRT Worm 1'EN July IN 1rsg

Trade was fair in all lines to day, Prices re
NAMED unchanged, but were 1rm.
GROWTH or THE RACE.
IL IS not uncommon to car fan In prices |
deprecated a. 10 II were an absolute calamity, /
It Is one Of the argumcnts advanced by the ad |
vc cates OF currency iunation that II win make |
things dearer. What the people at large are TO |
gain by such a state OF things Is not very clearly
forth It Is allie ged 10 be sure, that Il wall
cause more extensive use OF capital and iaCil
itate the prosecution OF enterprises which VIII
provide employment for labor That might be
point wen taken II there was any danger
that for lack Of such HtimulAnt
any OF the undertakings necessary for
the promotion Of human comfort would be pre-
vented. But, while the world Is as rich as II 49,
there need be no apprehension that It's inhnbl-
tants W foregO any Of he lndulgences within
their reach, and, since the sources OF produc-
ton are 50 abundant, thcy are not hkely 70
suffer any priYatlonH, War, pestlence ana
famine have been the great foes OF prosperity
| in past ages. From these evilS our generation
Is enjoying q happy exemption. Being thus
| favored, wealth IL accommodating la all quar-
| ters Even In the countries that are burdened
with heavy debts, and charges for the sup
port OF vast standing armies, there is real
| dunn enough remaining 70 leave them
better of year by year. In our own lana
| which Is subject 10 the smallest possible drain
| of thi- kind, the accumuati0ns are large.
| Whist 10 more 10 the purpose, they are widely
| distributed. The necessities ot life being
cheap, people In humble circumstances, rs a
| rule can, II they are bleBaed with good health
and ordinary faculties, sub ist well out OF their
earnings, and lay by something besides. VINO
shan say that they wonld pc substantially bene-
/ nted yhigh pri :osy Their wages would not be
prOpoftlonAtely increased. They are always
II taxed more than their share when commodities
are dear They are having NOW very x, goo goo
they do, and handsome equivalents Tor all the
money they expend.-l Dry Goods Reporter
EGGS-7MGsc per doZsn,
BUTTER-lGalsc,
COFFEE-Rio, lair 9Hc; prime l06l0Hci
choice llallIc; Laguyral5ci Java 2ci Golden
Rio l2c Pea Berry l2kdlsc.
| CUEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
, lO0lOSc; full cream twins axe.
CANNED GoODs-Prlces per doz,: Pine ap
pies, standard, 81 CO; peaches, standard, lbs
81 50; Ss. Sc ISL seconds, ms. 81 %;
MS 81 IS; tomatoes, standard, bs, 81 20; sec.
qpsds Ms NJ 81 POI green s9s1 q iSs
: 81 rs raspberries, 81 80; oysters, fun weight
h 81 1912 81 00i light weight IN s., .
b eOesasI O0: sardines, American 81 90 case, I'm
. ported S14 30 case; strawberries, d 81 20
q blackberres, 81 25i green cages - eagle con
CABBAGE-New crop, " 80 per crate.
TOMATOEs-One third bu boxes, 40aGOc.
1 WHISKY Rectihed 81 loal 50, 90 per proof
sour mash two-yeaI-old, 81 cool !Oi three
' year.old si,sOa2 90; fancy extra old whisky
= v DRY DRY GooDs-Prints: Aliens 5ylc; Amesbur
Sc Berwick &c; Dunnels 5kci kddyatone &c
. Hamilton fancies So Hartel 81 mancheste
q fancles Ok; orion furniture and chintIes on
Peabody solids 81 Simpsons novelties :;
Heavy Brown Cottons Glendale SIC; Rober
dell 90; Newberry GA; Appleton 6h; Law
renee Lux; Empire A5ai Beaver Dan
Fine Brown Cottons, Busy Bee 6c Blac
Grow 8H; Bangor 81; Atlanta L9si Ar
gyle on; Comet So.
Bleached Cottons Lonsdale SC; Crusade
ID 81; Big Bonanza 5 Forest u Peabody6i fn
Bloom I; Hero 81.
Ginghams: Queen 50; ChimerA So w estbroo
sH Sterling 81 Zephyr 81 Caledonia N.
ot Cotton Plaids. Black Warrior 7kc; souther
7L ;Conestogn 6s Cumberland 6%.
W Dress Goods; Domestic 4alsci foreign so
Cottonade: Ko-Ko Sc; Abcrdeen9Ss; olie
Choice IAN; Gem II Famous l3H Burmont II
b. Y. 1875 Buckeye l9k Norway ls,I', u.
Lawns; Wenlock 5Aci fhrthehlh D'scS ~
III FLoUE-Best patoars 81 90 per 100 lbs; ha
patent 81 c.; third grade 81 40.
k ~; GRAIN AND FEEDsTUFFS-Quotatio Al
st based on the cost OF grain on track In car lot
IN Dealers selling from store or elevator are fro
81 aa5c higher.
Wheat 75ds0c
no Oats 35c.
&; Barley 45c.
IN Rye tlc.
So, Bran CSC per 100.
al Uay ST8s per ton.
"a Millet seed GnaG5o per bu,t
ed johnson grass 81 IS per bu,
cd Amber cane 81 30 per bu.
es HIDES AND sKINs-No. ] heavy y y hid
"a lso per 10; No heavy lie; No. light lsei
a prV sailed lae buil hides 9c glue Sc; gre'
salted &c; butchers green oei sheepskins 10
ell FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Orange
n, Louisiana, 81 IS per 100; Messina lemon
o. per box. $3.50; apples, bH boxes, oycNfl
"a, peaches 4 bu boxes. i0a 75e; plume, 3 y
cd sOaT5c; irish potatoes, new, 81 louis, ~
70 per bushei; onions, new cents =
sh pound; 81 % per Dbl; navy beans
leT "a 10 hand picked IN bbie, medium bbls ~
~ large Lima 4Ao, small butter 3kc; beeis, =
a; dozen punches. loasoc; bananas s. soat o. ?
al bunch.
,ol MoI.AssE s-Cholce Louisiana Ssc; fair
I'm good 85e core syrup $50.
nd NAiIls-S3 20 per keg, bAaiH l0t--Burden h0r'
lc shoe per keg {5 Perkins do IS 9Oi Walker
ca S so Burden mule S6j Northwestern h9rs
an shoe nails; No. SOC; No. 2sci No. 9 23ci NO
..k 1 ale; No. Doc. Lake 81 No. s5ci NO. y
~ NO 6 nc; No. aOci No. 1901 Ausabie 90 10
ots $50; No. 94c: No. . ale; No. 1891 No. lSe.
,Ar HIJTs-PeAnuss choice 7aso; pecana %
9e Brazil nuts IOh q iiei alberto ~ 4iSci Engh
20 wkinuts llalbcg almonds lsa20c per p.
N, PROVIsIoSs-We quote on the basis OF e.
~ lOta -. -,
~ SOC, half bbls No. ], s. so No. z, n W an
M herrirRb per box, iOc: cod nsh. &C.
eIs Meet--Sugar cured hams i3oi sugar cur
al breakfast bacon lo3sei abort clear bacon -