Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-28
FORT WORTH MARKETs-DAILY RE.
VIEW.
OFFICE OF THE GAzETE,

rORr WORTH, TEX, April "a 1885.
The state of trade has resumtd It's normal
flow, and since the settling down OF the labor
troubles everything moves on serenely In the
world of commerce. Eggs are tribe sitter,
and packers are now paying l0c per dozen
Poultry is unchanged and In fair demand. The
wool market has not reached state OF activity
rs yet, though number Of small clips come In
almost dai y. Grain is quiet and unchanged.
Hog products are weak. The returns from
leading points now packing hogs In the West,
says the Cincinnati Price Current, Indicate a
total of about lS5 goo hogs for the week, against
an equal number for corresponding time last
year, which falls somewhat below prevailing
expectations. The total from March 10 date
is $780, 900 hogs against 1875 600 last year. Prices
of hogs are about 10 cents per 100 pounds lower
than week ago at Chicago, and l5G20 cents
decline here at Cincinnati With the reduction
In prices of hogs there lie tin no margin for
profit IT, making the product at current values.
The trade continues unsatisfactory for he
packing interest, although quite aliberal guam
tity of produ Is being distributed to Consum .
ing districts and exported, The weeks exports
were 3,OO0,O00 pounds In excess of correspond
ing time last year, showing gain in both
meats and lard According TO the weekly re.
ports of ports of provisions promulgated by
the New York Produce Exchange the previous
shortage from the Let of November has now
been disposed of-but there is some disparity
between these exhibits and the monthly state
ments of the treasury department.
There is nothing now apparent In the out
look as to supply of hogs, which may lie OK
spending time last year In the near future. In
trade circles 1t is argued by some that when the
LIST OF May settling time is passed better
phase of things may be expected. On the
other hand, some prominent operators at CHI
cago are predicting a considerable further
shIinkage in prices. So far as all legitimate In
fences seem TO appear, they favor healthful
condition of trade and Justify better prices
The following quotations are revised care
fully each day and may be relied upon as ac
curate;
25c; choice Western dairy lsc; fancy creamery
SOC.
CoFFEE-Rio, fair 1OSlOHc; prime ll@lllsc
choice l2@l2Sci Lagnyra lsci Java 2oc; Golden
Rio l3c; Pea Berry l2HGl3c.
CHEESE--The better grades and Ohio factory
l0al0kc; full cream twins l31<c
CANNED GO0Ds-Prlces per doz.: Pine ap
pies, standard, 81 So; peaches, standard, ms
81 SO; 3 Bs, 25ss so; seconds, ms, 81 25;
bs, 81 10; tomatoes, standard, 2 ms, 81 20 sec
onds. ms, 3; lbs, 81 60; green corn, 81 100
| 81 %; raspberries, 81 80; oysters, full weight
| Ii ST 10. 2 ID 50 90; light weight, l. 10 s., u
| s.; salmon l. ID 81 60, 2 u s.; mackerel. J. u
9OcaSi 90; sardincs, American 81 so case, i'm
ported sl4 so case; strawberries. n 81 rs;
blackberries, 81 %; green cages, y; eagle con
densed milk, IS q.
WHIsKY-Rectihed 81 l0a1 so, % per proof;
sour mash, two.y ear. old, 81 COOL 70; three
year-old 81 sO@2 2Oi fancy extra old whisky,
DRY GooDs-Prints: Berwick 40; Lodi axe
ton 5xc Washington indigOs. Blue 6kci
simpson black &c; silver g'ey 60; Eddystone
&c.
berry 7c RIverdale &c; Enterprise SIC; Allan
tic Ike, Empire AA 5{c. Fine brown cottons--
Belfast 5l5c; Busy Bee &c; Black Crow 65Eci
Atlantic LII. SIC; Marshall AA 4hc; Champion
SIC; Pioneer Xxx 2Kc. Bleached cotton--Lons-
dale SC Crusade sslc; Pioneer 0kc; Full Bloom
70; Peabody &C. Security Sc; Gold Medal 7hsi
Forest 10. 49,,
vorite SIG; Plunkett7&c; Caledonia nc; Grey
lock l0JIc; Fletcher l24c.
Cotton Plalds--Black Warrior exc; Southern
IKE; Cumberland exc; Ottoway bAc.
Cottonades: Bee SIG; Little Ro SC; Favor
ite lIHc; Aberdeen l0c; Ollie'S Choice lShc;
r M ,ld ise D. lSH Sem lis
7Ic; Warren SC; Edlnbnrg &c; Mississippi
upd thread 90; Jay Mills book-f9ld lOc.
Ticking; Ocean &C.; Qieen Oily SCI standard
| lie: JIxbridge awning loo; Falls Sateen 1870.
Dress goods: Domestic 4k@2lci Foreign
ESGs--sc per dozen.
FLOUR-Best pate ats - 30 per 100 IDS; hali
nata1t 81 90; third grade 81 90.
F't3RAIN. AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are
based on the cost OF grain on JACK IA car lots
Dealers selling from store or elevator are from
Wheat S0dS3c.
Oats 29630c.
| Corn 40c
Barley $50.
| Rye 60c
Bran csc per 100.
Hay S7GS per ton.
! Millet Beed 50dGOc per bu.
| johnson grss 81 per bu.
| Amber cane COO per Du.
| HIDES AND SKINs--No. neayy ~ ni Dy1a
| l3c per ~; No. heaVy llci no Nsn' 800 ~
Drs sailed 100 bull hides Sc; glue bci green
salted 70; butchers green &c; sheepskins 10"
'O FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Oranges, per
! box. S3a4; Messina lemons, per DoA,
50 OOa6 soi applee none Irish Poia'oesI cp 1oss
] 81 s0; new crop s. . per bui onions Gan