Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-25
FORT WORTH MARKErs-pAIlY RE.
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FORT WORTH, TIN, July "a, 1855.
Trade was very good to-day, with prices un-
changed, except wheat. Grain men say Fort
Worth lie the best wheat market IA the country.
they are buying all that comes In, and paving
not less than 30 cents and as high as 30 cents
cash per bushel.
DAVIS TRADE CIRCULAR.
The bost-posted building iournals throughout
ne country show steady increase IN the 1um.
Der OF permits, Financial Journals show an In.
creased volume Of business transactions as
ySSn,pa ~ 70 last year Trade Journals show
thai, as compared to last year, the volume OF
business IS larger, particu arly In iron, steel,
coal, lumber, textiles, and In most kinds OF
hardware, All building material continues in
active demand and here and there an actual
scarcity has interfered with the rapid proseon.
ZION OF building enterprises. Demand for An
Kinds OF material VIII, lg Ia believed, Increase
strhdlly rom this ont. In textile goods, boots
ana shoes cloths, carpets. dry goods and other
similar branches, much additional labor Will be
set TO work August /.
Inc steel rail makers have not had bette or
prospects for years. Pric are now as high as
they dare so 10 prevent Importation Prices
are ~ TO S35. The mile have capacity for
lso,uUO tons per month. New mills are talked
OF The steel IGil Ills have Increased their
allotment TO 100000 IONS. A vast amount OF
railroad building win bo prosecuted next
spfslhgi provlded nothing happens now or then
great deal Of now capacity viii be added
THIS fali aud winter by textile manufacturers
W, %
az kinds, wooden and cotton, cbrpetlngs and
silks. The foundation has been laid for great
expansion of this protltab Industry and tue
returns, although not up to calculations are
sunlclent TO encourage good deal of new
capital into that channel There Is great enter
pire manifested in Philadelphia, Patterson,
,ew Jersey, and several textile oenters In
Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island
JeWelry manufacturers report sharp in
crease In demand particularly for watches, and
In addition to the two la ge establishments re-
ind l.,E 81
and western states, which It is expected will
cent
So far this year there have been 81 failures
againat sc lastyear.
There Is a strong undercurrcnt In the proyis-
Ion and manufacturing circles IN favor of
sumers everywhere and manufacturers
have been very careful 10 guard prOduo-
tion within market requirements anG hence
there Ia no over supply anywhere, a fact which
l. indicated by the incoming inquiries for all
kinds of material, from locomotives, cars and
steel rails down to dress goods and builders
hardware and material OF all kinds.
Railroad building has begun in earnest
throughout the West, aud It Is estimated that
between four and i've thousand miles win be
coal tradeIis dull, buta general Improvement is
expected by August
In railroad circles friendly relations are In
general maintained, although threats are occa-
eionally heard and violations Of compacts are
discovered.
EGGS-1Oc per dozen.
BUTTER-1GGlsc.
choice li@llSc; Laguyra i8c; Java &c; Golden
Rio lee; Pea Berry l2x@l3c.
CHEEsE-The better grades and Ohio factory
l06l0kc; fall cream twins l2kc.
CANNED GOODS-PriGes per doz.: Pine APP
pies, standard, 81 65; peaches, standard ms,
II 60i lbs, s! 10; seconds, lbs, 81 %; 3
lbs, 81 75i tomatoes, standard, 2 his, 81 90; sec
5o green peas 81 ioS green SSGS ie
81 loj raspberries, 81 So oysters, full weight,
h 81 10, b s. 90; light weight, / o s., 3 n
$; salmon, l. ID 81 so, 2 n : :; mackerel, l. n
9Oc@$l 90; sardines, American 81 90 case, I'm
ported Sl4 30 case; strawberries, Pm 81 50;
6lackberries, 81 %; green cages, 81 eagle con.
CABBAGE-New crop, 81 90 per crate.
TOMATOES--One third bu boxes, SOFA 100.
WHIsKY-Rectihod 81 1901 90, as per roof;
sour mash two-year old, 81 60GI 10; three
year old Sl,9Oa2 90; fancy extra old whisky,
DRY GooDs-Prints; Aliens SIC; Amesbury
SC; Berwick 10; Dunnel's SIC; Eddystone So;
Hamilton fancles 61f; Hartel 5Is; Manchester
fances bl<; Orion furniture and chintzes 81 /;
Peabody solids b& simpsons novelties Q.
Heavy Brown Cottons: Glendale 6kc; Rober
dell 90; Newberry Bk; Appleton a 6I; Law
renee L 5h; Empire A a OK Beaver Dam
Fine Brown Cottons: Busy Bee &C.; Black
Grow 6h; Bangor f 6JS; Atlanta l. l. 5&; Ar
gyle 69{; Comet On
Bleached Cottons: Ionsdale SC; Crusader
81; Big Bonanza 3; Forest /; Peabody 8; Full
Ginghams: Queen Sc; Chimera 81 ;westbrook
s's; Sterling 81; Zephyr sA Caledonia X.
*; Conestoga 61S; Cumberland 81.
Dress Goods; Domestic 4Glsci foreign 2O@
Csc.
Choice l2A; Gem II Famous lSh; Burmont ls;
b. Y. l3IS; Buckeye IGN; Norway ISL,
Lawns: Wenlock 3Ac; Parthenia 5kc; Pa
~ 0IrR Reat natonts 90 on nor lOo lhs. baIf
patent 81 IS; third grade 81 30.
GRAIN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are
based on the cost of grain on track In car lots.
Dealers selling from store or elevator are from
2a5c higher.
Corn-In ear, 55c, shelled, zoe
Wheat S56D0c.
Oats 371sc.
Barley Acc
Rye 9OC.
Bran zoe ner 100.
Hay SSa 10 per ton.
1iillet seed 9Qc per bu.
johnson grass s. 10 per bu.
Amber cane 81 50 per on.
Rides AND SKlNo-No. i heavy ID hides
lsc per loi No. heavy lie; No. light l2ci No.
Dry Dry saited i2c; bull hides sc glue 5e green
sailed &c; butchers green oci sheepskins l5s
'O FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Oranges,
Louisiana, So 90 per 100; Messinh lemons,
beaches, y bu boxes. l6d75c; plume, x bu
l0a75e; Irish potatoes, new, st. Louts, 95ce&l W
per bushel; onions, new 34 cents per
pound; 81 50 per Dbl; navy beams 3A
lI4c hand picked IN bbls, medium bbls SIC,
large Lima 4i(c, small butter Skc; beets, per
dozen punches, 40a5Oc; bananas, So 5Oa4 % per
bunch.
MoLAssEs-Choice Louisiana 3sc; fair 10
good $50 core syrup $50.
NAiI.s-Ss IS per keg, basis lOd-BuIden horse
ehoe per keg So Perkins 90 s. 90i Walker do
IS So; Burden mule Sc; Northwestern horse
shoe nails; No. 50ei No, 26ci No. 25ci No z
2lc; No. zoe. Lake s" No. 4bci No. go
No G 22c; No. Z 20c; No. 3 l9c; Ausable do No. 4
45e; No. S 24c; No 2lc; No. lac; No. lSc
NUTs-Peanuts choice 7Gse; pecans exc
Brazil nuts l05s @lic; nlberts l2x di3ci English
wainuts 14dl 5c; almonds lsd2Qc per n.
PROVISIONING quote on the basis OF car
Flsh--Naekerel, l0B kits No. !, poe; No 2,
Sos half bills No. 1, S. 50i No. 2, 81 90; dried
herrings per box, 400; cod fsh, 60.
Meat--augar cured hams l3ci sugar cured
breakfast bacon l0l5ci short clear bacon SIC;
short clear dry salt The.
Lsrd-Tierce, 7tc CO. cans,75S 20. n cans,
re, l0-h cans, I@ei e-e cans, iSci S'h
Tea-imperial, 4Oa60c; gunpowder, 5017oc
Snlt-COarso, IN bags. 81 ZbGl4Oi hne, In bagei
- Vol lake, ilat hoop barrels, 81 p pockets,
tiorn meai--Per bushel, 60aG5c.
unnltrv and grits-Pef Dbl, 81 90.
Gatmeal--Per half Dbl, - %.
fracked wheat-Per b, 80.
S1rarhera-A soda 5kC; Xxx soda bci cream