Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-10-05
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures from
3 TO ) Points Lower-Money
Market Easy.
wheat Opened ERay, Flactuated and
closed at n DE cline--Jive STOCK
Transactions Brisk,
FORT WORTH MARKETS. RE
VIEW
OFFICE on THE GAZETTE, I
FORT WORTH, TEX, Oct. =, 1855.

for the low quality are down TO cents
and in some cases e fraction below that
The fair quality of good middling brings
S 40.
The supply OF eggs to-day was not
large and prices have stiffened somewhat
several lots being sold as high as 10
cents.
The grain market Is active but the sup
ply Of wheat is not equal to the demand.
Good butter is in demands creamery
very firm at 80 cents.
CONDITION OF FOREIGN TRADE.
From the Pail Mall Gazette's report Of
the proceedings of the International
Trades Union Congress at Paris we take
the followingi The report on the state |
of labor in the nations represented were !
perhaps the most interesting work OF the |
meeting, aud occupied the three first
nights. The sgeneral tone was one OF
misery and depression on all sides, wages
having fallen and masters having done
all In their power to prevent men belong
ing TO the unions The na-'s report
showed that not one.tg.' p ~kera
belonged to the unions. " ork Is palu
partly by day and partly by piece. Bronze
workers now receive less than twenty
Years ago. Cabinetmakers now only re-
ceiye s0i for work paid at ll0f. a few
wears ago, and bedmskers have been
reduced 80 per cent. In their corpora
lions they had twenty strikes in twenty
years, but even where successful
they had lost the advantage afterward.
In most trades there had been long dull
season, and many were unemployed
1--we months in the year. In skilled
trades the average was not more than
cad. per hour. There was not much
overtime. With the exception that rates
were lower in the provinces, the
state of affairs. 1t was also
found on INJURY and comparison
that the cost OF living is 20 to 25 per
cent. higher than in London. Bread, I'd.
for pounds; meat, Of good qualify, Is.
54d per pound; Inferior sugar, ODD per
pound; COFFEE, 2s.; and coal los. per 1000
kllos, which is less than an English ton.
Two small rooms and 8 kitchen cost ZIG
per year. Clothes, quality for quality,
are 20 pr cent. dearer than In London.
BUTTER -2Oa25c per pound fancy cream
cry SOC.
| COFFEE-Rio, fair NC; prime l26l2Hci
| choice l8013Hc; Laguyra l5c; Java 24c; Golden
Rio lao: Pea Berry l4h@lbc
1
| lOQ lOkc; full cream twins lIc,
| CANNED GOODS-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples standard, 81 Go; peaches, standard,
| ms, 81 80; 3 lbs So 10; seconds, lbs 81 20; lbs
| 81 49, tomatoes, standard, lbs 81 20; seconds
2 MS S.; tbs 81 40; green CON VI lOGl 90;
green peas col 90; gooseberries$ 81 %; rasp
Berries 81 SO; oysters, full weight. l II 81 10; 2
| ms So 90; light weight IL s.; his s.; salmon
/ II 81 60; bs s. mackerel ID 9Od$l 90 sar
case Strawberries, MS 81 80; b'ackberrles
81 20; green Cages 81 Eagle condensed mix
FVo1BBAaE-S2 5o02 10 per crate.
DRY GOODS Prints; Albion, solid colors,
5Xc; Aliens fancy, 6kc; Plnks, bHei Robes,
6hci American fancy. b5Si Anchor, &c; AT AT
&c; unnel, 516c; Eddystone, &c; Gloucester
silver gray, 5JFc; Harlel, 5Hc; simpsons, &c;
steel RiyeT e%e; WlPesSr f 4c &C. linton 7Dc.
Caledonia 7Hc; Renfrew, s1Sc; Jacquard's, DC
Hubian, Sc; Westbrook Sc; Zephyr sAc.
Brown Cottons: clifton o o, &c; Conslitu-
ton, exc. dwight, &c; 1iendale, exc; New
berry, GjSc; Empire "A, bkc; Beaver Dam,
6Gcy; Argyle, 6jici Busy Bee, &c; Bangor F,
Bleached Cottons; Lonsdale, SIC; Forest
exc, Peabody H. b1lc; Pioue OF the Market
exc; Clinton, IKE Congress, &c; Cumberland
Got Cotton Piaids: Conestoga 8II; Cumberland
nc; Black aTrior, 70; Southern, INC.
Kentucky Je .ns; kluyyer &C. Marion JOG
Antwerp, loo; Beekley, lsc; Columbus, 2lc
Avondale, 2lc; lrvington. 2sci Kaiser, &c
Laurel Glenn. q6Ac; Anchor, 500.
FIJI nNp Hgs Esoranges 81 q
90 go AZ ionons e. m ~ box ennles ~ ne,
XII saoossS sd. irish potatoes new ST. Louis, e0t
M r. ~ oninna foT cont. 49,, nounn: nav,
ouusnedi "a pe IKE od pn
pSga " ferua lima ac. beets. per bnsbe Isl 30
bon,nas 60 sos5s 10 nor I'm nch sweet notntoea
sslsI ~ nar I'm tp,nntnas one hHif I'M ha a.
ss,s Z, V "a POI '"'' '"'
I UT nost natenta q 90 Nor 100 lba. half
natan,s q Is. tbtrd trade Sc o. V0 NO. ""''
GRAIN ASb FEEDsTUFFs- Quotations arr
hasad m tho cost az grain ON track in car lots
pasvn oh 'I liz, 1 an store or eievatnr are from
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Nil yconntv sli G0GiSo0: Eorney SIS OO@l6 OO
M p Jouh ~ 90 ner r In - W. T
Ptia o'S Pei O"'
hhJJoI' oo,o m rnarbet
h aoh cane saesa re 9, 9 ny ney I'm
yU Ni,sSn kSNn sIyIN.oNo beavv II r hide
- LII IL. NJ o basvy lilo. M Iiight liz. No
stv Pei ~, W. "0"'S ii'' w. e"' ~ Nv
hen' Eao',,,.,,s oa, -, 80,
ply ealted Du Noes rnan g w., s Sog
salteu eSci Dulcheis green oo' nheePSAihe -V'
bVc; enc c,o,oo ro,,s,a,o .qo. Cot, =,
MpLA sEo-Choice Louis'ana sou iaii "
good nc, corn syrup o0C,