Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-23
FORT WORTH MARKErs-pAI,y Rr,
VIEW

fokT WORTH, Ten, June - 1856
trade was good in all lines TO day. Butter.
eggs ana chickens have downward tendency.
the market being overstocked. The boo,n IN
hams took day OF rest, but further advances
arc expected Rye has gone booming hcIns
quoteu at 30 cents. Amber cane "a aiso mncb
higher; note quotations at 81.
DRY GOODS
| The New York Dry Goods Reporter. nnder
date Jane TO- saws The market dnrlnQ ibe mat
| week has shown considerable more animation
than during the few weeks previous. The i'm
provenIent has not been general INT mostly IL,
cotton goods and hosiery, which have boen
| fairly active There Is fair presentation 81
| southern aud southwestern BUYERS In market
and operations were not confined only 10 the
| supply of wants for the immediate trade bnt
goods have been bought aud orders placed IN
various descriptions of fabrics for toe coming
season, and the aggregate amount Of transaC.
TONS has been larger tnan during the last wear
| at this period The movement In bleacheaeot.
tons has been quite free, and most of tho popu
lar standard makes Of fine and m dium go ds
are either slightly advanced In price or else are
held by the agents at value.
WOOL.
The United States Economist has the follow
Ing wool Items!
Pulled woods are ld2c pound higher.
Prices of Texas spring wool have advanced 5
and 10 per cent. the past week.
Thru ughout the wool growing sections the
dealers OF Philadelphia are buying wool with
much more confidence than the buyers of New
York or New England.
The steamer from Galveston, Tex, came in
loaded few days ago with over 5000 bags OF
wool, hut 1900 bags Of 1t were consigned 10 the
New England mills.
The Putnam Wooden company bought the
Callaghan clip of 10000 pounds Texas spring
wool at l6c this year IL not already sold II will
cost 20d2ic AID down at the mills, because the
ranch price was lSs.
The Montevideo woods which were offered
here recently at such extremely low rates, It s
claimed, were as good free OF burrs, for most
manufacturing purposes as NA OHIO fleece, and
Il Is said the shrink for new wool was only 80,
81 and IS per cent,
manifest itself until the latter end OF july,
when the Callaghan clip so here at Ice. This
year dealers would not get permit to examine
| this wool on the ranch az any offer below lSc,
and the whole clip is In transit to this market,
now either bought at or consigned at this price.
The following on protection and wool is from
the Philadelphia Record
| Some of the under ekinkers OF the protective
tariff persuasion are pouring out the usual
swAsh, In reference Ia the wool duties They
insist that the growth In production IL result
OF tariff nursing Thisi. TO tickle the palates
OF the WOO. growers They further declare
thai the reduction in prices Ia a result Of pro
lection This is to whet the appetite OF the
wool manufacturers. But IL the farmers wool
err And II the manufacturers market Ia lin
tied by protection SO that his profit Is cut away.
how is ne the gamer! By taking the tariff OF
raw wool 1t is entirely reasonable TO conclude
that manufacturing would be stimulated, and
The de aland for fine woods TO mix with coarse
Imported woods would stiilen the price OF the
AZ Inc tariff now stands the duty on wo len
cloths is 30 per cent al valorem aud 30 cents
per pound specific. The duty on woIsteds,
made from the came quality OF goons, is 90 ber
cent. a yalorem and "a cents per pound. This
DISCRIMINATION bears hard on the mauufactur-
ers OF worsteds. The specific rate per pound Is
| Intended TO offset the duty on raw WOOL, but as
| tho duty on the wool Is 10 cents per pound, ana
| n takes about four pounds of wool to make a
| mound OF cloth. the foreign worsted manufac-
| turer Is given an advantage. repeal OF inc
wool duty would 70 the simple ana ad R9, ~
| M der akinkers propose TO raise the epeclnc
duty on worsteds instead OF ,aking on me un,y
| an wool. Tine Interests OF the millions VINO
| need woolens 10 cover thelf haheoheHs aio
nc, man once went to a surgeon with such q
magnificent wen on the side Of his meek thal
| the enthusiastic Practitioner prop sea 10 cur
III Ma head and save the tumor. The crazy
proiectlonists, In their enthusiasm, aIe Wiiiine
| 10 sacrifice the taxpayer every ume 70 save inc
tariff
BUTTER--l6d loe. ,o1.,o,>.
CoFFEE--Rio. fair akci prime loS e,N,sS
choice llIllhc; Laguyra lJci Javazzc' Soiuon
| Rio i2c: Pea Berry l2lkal3c.
'GIFESE--The better grades and Ohio factory
| lo6IOiGc: full cream twins lShc.
| CANNED GOODS-Prces per Coz; fihe sP
pies, standard, 81 I5 peaches s'@ m 81 81
oV =, tomstoes' standard, 2 ms, 81 20. sec.
Ip ba: Green rec peas, 81 iOai IS goosebeIrles
q III Taspberries, 81 80; oysters, full weight
d 81 10. 5 n 81 o6i light weight, IN ~ y
| s.. salmon, /. n 81 so, 2. n : mAekeIel' ~
| aOcaSl o. sardines, American - " Va7es ~
ported Sl4 90 case strawberries ~, ~
| blackberries, 81 20; green gages's ~ easie S'n
| densed milk. s. 25.
| CARBA {;F-New crop, 81 per craze.
WHISKY ectihed s. loai s s6 al Ia. th,es.
yeSr.old 81 eOa2 20; fancy extra old WHISKY
f'DSi Try YyGooDs-Prints: Aliens sHe AmesDalT r
| A., berwick &c; Dunrels 0jsei bauystoiis =, ~.
| Hamilton fRncies SKI HaIiei p, ,,ntaea ~
! Psahsdy aolids bl< SIM sons noveiuek ., .,..,
HEAVY Brown Cottona; Glendale o'sej 49, ~.
! aauety NeVberry 6H, Appleton "a l,sN
renee /, |. 81; Empire A A 5Ai Beaver Pan
bA. , u,sy Rae &c: Blael
crow az; Bangor 6,li Atlanta LeA' AZ
gy ,.isaeeS6ed gottons Lonsdale So; CRUSADER
81. Bic BonanzA 5 Forest u PeaDodyo' iui
/ Bloo,i I. Hero Ga, ,,,.,... ~ " eatbrocl
! ~, ~ sf3ariing az +: Zephyr * Caledonia ~.
rotton Plaids: Biack warrior @c' SVu'iS'
| > =, ConeafoVa a.. 4. Cumberland oA- ana
Dress Goods. Domestic 4alsci foreign 10'
csc. reo. Aberdeen OK; Ollie
So ,as lssi. t;em M; Famous l3H; Bprn0nt 10
( n X my Buckeye iGk, Norway lsh-.,,,. o..
Lawns wenlock skc; Parshenia ''aoi "a
enc q sugar cured hams i2ci sugar e 5ir
| breaksast bacon s3fc; shortoiehf Vacon a.
! short clear dry salt &C.