Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-12
FORT WORTH MARKErs-pALy RE
VIEW.

fphI hONIut IEN.t rem. II, ~.
The local retail trade is, 10 certain extent,
restricted by tho absence of country customers,
who are busy Just now with rcplantlng cats and
preparing their land for Other crops. IobbeIs
report fair amount of orders and good collee-
lions. The home markets show no change as
TO prices, which are mainly hrm.
nuITEK VS., oLkoMAIGBRfNE.
Bradstrcrt says, The oleomv rgerine contro.
yersy Is at present extended to M 80 OF the but.
ter producing countries, the dairy intcrcsts OF
each being anxious that butter substitutes
should be 20 ameuatle to the law that their
competition should he removed or reduced TO
minimum Tho dairy Interest u engaged IN
agitating the repression of the manufacture OF
hu ter substitutes hnding u ost of the laws
which permit their sale Tor what they are In
operative In checking their tompctitiOn II 10
q gued by hem that the interest represents an
annual product of O,O0O, and " the lafR'
Q !, or one OF the LARGEST, interests IN the
country. The manufacturers OF buNof subsii
tutcs contend tnni, while this may BIO true, %
very large proportion OF thR interest IL de-
voted g. milk, and this rpspcc' ~ f. MOI lust
TO include Il IN the @ TINA cd value. IL IN also
a question whether Tho value OF tho choose
prouuct, which Is also included, should not be
deducted, lt u Is, the S10J00U,0OO should be 10
duceo 70 nbou Sll0OoU.O00 Argument are also
advanced 20 snow that the manufaciur RS of
! olcomargarinc are injuring our export
trade In buttor As AN tllustration IL Ia
pointed out that the oNporlsof butter have Dc
creased from i0,0U0 OO1 pounds Ia 1850 10 u OBS,
| 30 mounds IN 1855 On the her hand, ndyo.
Gates Of b ttor substitutes aillrm tnat Il 4 had
not been for butter institutes the price of
butter would have been So high lnthls untry
| as 70 render exports impos,iO Foreign n
| arc producing more butte and are ~ the same
| lime consuming more Of the snbstitu es, the
| exports from fills Side having increased from
2 100000 pounds In 1850 to nearls J9,OOoOUp IN
| 1885
| Al present there are eight states which have
| passed laws prohibiting the sale or manufac'
| ture the fret being Missouri, Colorado re-
| qnl es license to IN nuiActu'c, deal IN. or h.
| port butter substitutes There are seventeen
! states and territories which have laws tegnla
| ing the sale. and eleven that permit tho sale
| without amy restriction. New Hampthirc re.
! uuires All substitutes TO be colored pink ne
| projection "a CONSUMERS. This iden of color
appears to hnv latc y gained advocates, and
| lggt-lhtion may be expected In this direction
many advocating that u shall be sold wilhuu
color at ALL Against this IL IL urged that ifit II
offensive TO 6 lor butter substitutes, II " alst
| opiectl nabio to color Duttor, andl thelegislh
ton is to lie carried out against one, II equal
| ly iust include the other, Ms much OF the gen
nine article is colored TO a greater or less eN
The quotations givcn below are revised dali.
and may be relied on NJ accurate
| BJTTER--Fre country butter, choice, loo
zoe; choice Western dairy lsc; fancy creamery
SOC. ,o,.s.,,.
chol.e II < al2c Laguyra 1870 Java 20c; Gold
4 en- RIO l2lic, Pea Berry l2kalBc.
4 CHhEsE-The better grades and ONO factor,
IOdf iOi,e "a. fun cream twins l3sc,
4. CANNED GO0DS--rrccs per doz Pine Az
plus standard, 81 81 peaches, standard, lbs
III so; 9 ms, Sc 25a2 80, seconds, bs,sl 90 Ne
4, rs, tomatoes. standard, 2 ms, 81 CO.; seconds
= Bs, s.; ne. - 21 green corn, ln9l w gree
u as VI lOeDl 10; gooseberries, u ~ InspprI
rics, ii 30 oystcrs, fun weight N, 81 l0i M
500; light weight D., ~ 4 me- i saimo oT
/ ~, 81 GO,2 MS, 81, nackerel. N, wcasi W W
sartlines, American. IS 30 caso; Imported, sls 2
case strawberries, . bs. 81 90; i,lackberriee,
81 IS green cages, s.; casio condensed mili
Et,Gs-lTi; cents per dozen.
" OUll-Best patents So 70 p0r 100 bs; ma
GRAiN-( uotationp are based on the cott {
grain ON track IN car lots. Dealers selling ifol
store or elevator are nom 10 cents hiBh"
t1ats Ssd35cper bushol,
Corn Q 03ilsc.
Barley 35c.
, rive 66c.
GAME-Nenison lOalJci antelope luN ~,
! quail GOA T5c per doz Wild turkeys 6OH12ci VII
! ducks a5m5Oc; squirrels l1c apiece
HIDES AND sklNs-rSo. heaxy ~ H. Il, ni y,
( Flight lie.
Dry Satcd--leci bun hides 0c; sihe y
green sailed 70; butchers green o1ic, sheer
sklna $4,000 ,.,.,,,.s n.,o, !.
FRUITS ana hGElA ,..r 20 !, dS. y
noN,soss "a "a. ,,,,ics Nortbern per bbl
sseHs,a ~, iran natatoes ter I'M. dhiifornl
b Si al IN saete; eariy rose 81 i5 onions, Gal
sare,a' s,:e pcr y navy beans (, a a medin
nathaec ner IN Cinllforniu "a: sweet polatOe
si ~ o,,'.t ~ 10, bnahei
/; ~ n rortv 4rsl f,hl 81 20 QAi half bl
ca "a
MOI ASH 3-Choice Louisiana 4Oab2c inc
cf ,s falr 70 GOOD ste core syrup $50.
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