Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-09
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FORT WORTH mARKETs--DAILY RE.
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OFFICE or THE GAZETTE.
FORT WORTH, TEX, June S, 1850.
The farm product market Is ON a tear and up
ward rapidly go pr COS. This may be tompor.
airy, but at presentthe market Is bare OF eggs
butter and chickens with all In demand.
In ory goods there is fair movement and q
better movement,
While the volume of business in progress has
not developed any great improvement OF
marked feature In trade, the market has ruled
quiet and steady, with very confident feeling
prevailing and disposition 10 look at the stu.
alton hopefully The requirements OF con
sumption are absorbing .upplles steadily, and
without much interruption OF lessening, and
the consequence has been movement ofRoods
ABOUT equal In volume TO that OF previous
seasons, In some few places an improvement
In the distribution has occurred, but still trade
Is without any specially stimulating features
excepting the restoration of more cca1dence
In the future and the coed condition Of the
growing crops, and the freer movement in eX-
port OF the surplus supply OF grain.
WOOL has an upward tendency and the ont
look Is brighter aud brighter for the grower
Al indications are that the market viii steadily
advance; Appointment and well known East.
ern wool paper says under date June o.
For several weeks past we have been cndeav,
oring TO school the wool and wooden interests
TO sense OF the duty they were under not
only to their own best welfare but to society al
large. We told them plainly that money was
abundant and drug in Wall street, n moi
throughout the country, and that the prices OF
all grades OF woods we're lower at home and
abroad than in si1ty.fVe years before. We
also Informed them that the clip Of wool was
snort and that the mills were nearly all run
ming on fun time and consuming more WOO
and worsted than ever before, ana that wa
needed l2O,UOO,OOO of pounds of foreign wonl
TO supply our consumptiYe requirements. Nos
have we failed 70 announce that ihe products
OF the mills were well sold up TO the looms al
profitable enough prices
The upward tendency mas extended to the
plains Of Texas, and the last years grown
woods are now held there al 20d2ie, and down
10 l50l7c for six and eight months short woods
well loaded with wool and sand. Some heavy
receipts OF Texas spring have come into port
the past week by the Galveston and New Or
leans steamers, but q great portion of IL went
10 the New England mills and to the Bostor
trade: There has been some heavy sales her,
also, Messrs, Seed y DENLY having bought 1000
bags. This is n cautious, careful firm, Rnt
such denote the turn Of the tlde--it clearly
means that no woods of this class can bs now
imported so cheRply, or else they would have
ordered them by cable.
EGGS-106l2c per dozen.
BUTTER.-16dlGAc
CoFFEE-Rio, fair sHci prime lOal0Hc
choice II @llHo; Lagnyra lSci Java zee; Golden
Rio l2c; Pea Berry l2hGl3c,
CHEESE--The better grades and Ohio factory
l0al0hc; fun cream twins lSfc.
CANNED GOODS-Prlces per doz,: Pine ap.
pies, standard, 81 10; peaches, standard, bs
81 80; bs, 81 Is; seconds, be, 81 %;
lbs, 81 75i tomatoes, standard MS, 81 20; sec
onds. MS, SIS ms, 81 50i green corn, s. 100
81 %; raspberries, 81 80; oysters, full weight
/ n 81 1912 n 81 90; light weight, In s., 2 n
s., salmon, l. u 81 SO, IN s.; mackerel, In
90c0Sl 90; saIdines, American 81 80 case, I'm.
ported Sl4 90 case; strawberries, 2-B 81 IS
blackberries, 81 90 green cages, =; eagle con
denaed milk, S. Is.
CABBAGE-New crop, 5d5iic per pound.
w 81
sour mash, two -year-old 81 COOL 10i three
year old 81 sOG2 2Oi fancy extra old whisky
"a O0G5 90.
DRY GOODs--Prints: Aliens 5lSc; Amesbur,
&c; Berwick &c; Dunnels 5Hc; Eddystone &c
Hamilton fancies ~; HaTtel "a Mencheste
| fances "a; Orion furniture and chintzes 0z
Peabody solids bk; simpsons novelties Q;
Heavy Brown COttons: Glendale b9sc; Rober
dell 6af Newbcrry On Appleton A "a Law
renee L L 6K, Empire ASA; Beaver Dan
line Brown Cottons: Busy Bee &c; Blac
Grow 6K; Bangor + 0H; Atlanta l. l. %; An
| gyle So; CometGk.
BieacRed Cottons Lonsdale Sc; Crusade
81; Big Bonanza . Forest !; Peabody O. Full
Gipghams: Queen Sc; ChimerA sH ;westbroo
| 81; Sterling 50; Zephyr sh ; Caledonia ~.
| Cotton PlaldB Black Warrior TIC; Southern
| ~ Conestoga ga Cumberland pA., 90,
Dress Goods: Domestic 4alsc; foreign 200
Cottonado. 10 ,Ko SCI Aberdeen Ok; Ollie
| Choice l2A Gem II; Famous 1917 Burmont IL
| B. Y. l3k; Buckeye l6ki Norway lsA.
Lawna: Wenlock SAci Parthenia ohci ia
chic sc ,.,.. -.
Meat-sugar' cured mans iu1ci sushI- eure
| breakfast bacon 0Ac, short clear baconIAc
short clear dry salt 6Ac. =. ,oo M. 49,,
| FLOuk-Bost pate avs - 30 per wv ioa' ha'
patent q o; third grade ~ oV, o..,,,, -.
| GRAIN AND FEEDSTUfks--Quotat ar
! based on the cost OF grain on Iaek N car iou
Dealers selnhs nom sV"i' "a ''''"''i az AV'
2a5c higher. ,,,,s,,.