Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-19
FORT WORTH MARKETs-DAILY RE
VIEW.
ofrIoE on TIM GAzErrE,


Tho sentiment of the business portion OF the
community relative TO the present labor
troubles, and their effect upon the trade of the
city is shown In a series of resolutions printed
elsewhere. Whatever disturbs traffic by inter
feIing with transportation of merchandise Ia
to be dcplored II matters not what causes
may have led to this Interference.
Trade was moderate 10 day in jobblng lines
and quiet among retail dealers. Both classes
agree that were It not for the railroad Difficult
ties business would be In ilourlshlng condi-
ton.
wool is not very far In the future, the follow
ing from Brad, treets relative TO the situation
of that market may be OF interest
Several Influences are at work 10 check sales
OF wool, and the condition Of the trade contin
ues quiet In every particular. MhDuthcturera
have not got over fearing prolonged labor dls'
turbances, though In the principal textile pro
duclng ccntcre the outlook Is moro favorable
than month ago. While the future as re-
CARDS wages is doubtful, supplies for the, mills
are naturally In light request Such sales as
arc made are apt 70 he on small orders TO sup
ply present wants, In a short time, moreover
dealers will begin TO solicit consignnents OF
this years clip, and from now on they are IKE
" to consider IL important not 10 eNaggerate
the strength of tho market In order 20 keep the
expectations Of the producers within bounds.
ON the whole, therefore, no immediate change
10 the state Of trade can be reasonably anucl-
In the English markets transactions are
lighter than month or SIX weeks ago, hnd
prices are nnmproyed. Bradford alone reportn
any satisfactory manufacturing activity, The
quality Of the latest lots Of A1ftral AN wool re-
ceiyed at London was very pour
At Boston trade Is light aud prices remain in
buyers favor. Fiac Ohio dclane wool, quoted
at S6dS5c. week ago, II now sold for Zoe. less
! The range OF prices for other kinds continues
nomiually unchanged, but without much ques
/ lion dealers WOulI grant concessions on liberal
orders Several buyers will set out for Cali
/ forum and Oregon next week. stocks OF WOO
ON hand are small Putting THIS anu ihat 20
gethcr there appears TO be no reason 10 look Tor
| any decided change al preser In tho condition
| OF the market or In quotations current Hiae'
| OHIO q penn. \. S2a8ScIFlnc ohio delaln 35agGS
/ Ohio a Penn \ ASl'dpbcI 30 convlhB tot"o''
/ ohio X Penn.AA leNas spHhk' - ,.,..
/ and above .S6W38cl mos ..4s.,.,.- 2i@29'
| Michigan 4 !. ,8ia32c super A...,, 5be3l'
AZ Philadelphia trade has been dnller man u
I any previous week for several years past ant
| there have been further concessions IN h0m'
/ descriptions, but as a general thing quotation
/ are unchanged. The demand V 20 SION WA
/ there mas been no real test OF the staDillly o
HThe ouolations given below are revised dahl
and NAV he relied on az accurate
I BIfTTEp- Frcah country butter, choice, va
22c; choice western dairy lss, fancy crcamer!
VoeoFFEE-Rlo, fair loalCc'i; prime llail.i
choice l2dl2tc; Iaguyra 1901 Java &c
Golden MO lse; Pea Berry l2E al3c.
/ CHEEsE-Tho better grades ana OHIO iaetot'
IOal0i,c: full cream twins l3hc
CANNED ODDDo--fflees per uv1', i iss ~. w
niles standard 81 IS peaches, btandnrls be
Il 81 So; Bs, 81 25a2 80; seconds, ~ u
~ 81 70. tomatoes standard, bs, u Zaj sec
onds. 2 Bs, g.; rs. q co. green corn, 81 lot
5J; green peas 81 l0dl T5; gooseberfiee' u <,
raspberrles, 81 80; oysters, iull weight !
III 10. 2 rs s. o.; light weight, n, S-t ~
T.. salmon, D, si60.e bs, ~ nAckeIel,
n. coco 81 00 sardln, 5, American, y % case
intnorted. sl4 30 case strawberries, d. u 81
hiackDerriGs, 81 25i green cages W. eagle con
densed milk, s. - ~
e DRY SoODs-Prlnts Berwick &c; LODI 4Ae
Martha Warrington ttc Auburn Atsei hnml
son black 90; silver grey Get Eddystone &C.