Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-29
EoRr WORTH MARKETs-pAILY RE
VIEW
OFFICE or THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH, TEN, July %, 1886, \

OFFICE or THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH, TEN, July %, 1886
Trade is generally good.
Butter Is In great demand,
Eggs are In good demand
Poultry quiet,
the market IL bare of lomous, and they
bring almost any nrice.
The grain market is on big boom. Corn,
wheat aud oats in big demand at splendid
prices. Tho Forl Worth grain market is the
highest I'm the country, and all grain Is In great
demand at the figures quoted. Farmers who
bring grain TO market never reach the square
with II, buyers securing II before 1t reaches
there
Hollowell & Coburn under date, Boston, July |
| %. say In their wool circular
| The demand for medium woods has b EN- the |
leading feature of the market this week The |
| advance predicted last week has been realized |
They are now fully 20 per cent. higher than
| they were at the same time last year, Never
theess, we shall be surprised If they do not
| score several points more In the near future.
| Fine woods are quiet, but there is moderate
| demand and pri es are very firm. NN and
above washed woods have developed more
| strength, but there Is less inquiry for y and
above. The unwashed woods OF that grade,
| such as are grown In California And the Terri
tories, seem TO be In greater favor. The tone Of
the whole marKe. Is very strong. Manutactur-
crs generally concede that the recent advance
must be permanent, and he wiser ones augur
wen from It, Had reaction followed the I'm
| provemeut In the West, toe effect upon the
market for wooden fabrics would have been
disastrous The fact that the raw material has
advanced 20 to % per cent is a solid argument
for an advance in the price of al wooden goods
That this will be established Is hardly matter
of doubt, for manufacturers nave not carried
over their goods TO any extent, and there Is
| certainly not an oYerstock la the hands OF l1D
bers. \ that is now neededis the successful
harvesting of a good crop OF cereals, an eNemp
ton from labor troubles, financial compiled
lions and congressional tariff tlnkering with
these conditions assured, we believe Inc con
sumption OF wooden goods will test the full ca.
! lpacty Of the mills and viii warrant material
advance in the value of their products. This
| Will mean another advance In wool later In the
season
al BUTTER 40 per pound
COFFEE-Rio, fair glSc; prime lO0lOlsci
choice ll@ll &c; Laguyra l3c Java gee Golden
Rio l2c: Pea Berry l2Idl8c.
CHEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
, OdlOkc; full cream tw lns l2lSc.
CANNED GOODS-Prlces p dozen: Pine
apples standard, 81 G5 peaches, standard,
ms, 81 80; 8 MS - 10; seconds, Ms 81 20 . US
81 IS: tomatoes, standard, TBS 81 20; seconds,
lbs S.; bs 81 90; green com 81 1901 oOi
green peas O@l 10 gooseDerrlesS y 2oi Tasp
berries - S5i oyst,eIs, iu5 weight 81 hwi
. | IL 81 SO; 2 bs s.; mack rel ID 90GSl 90; sar
. dimes, American, II 90 case; imported Sli 80
, | case; strawberries MS 81 80; b'ackberries
q 81 25; green cages s.; Eagle condensed mix
+. - ABBAGE-New crop, 81 bOas per crate.
% TOMATOES-O third blu. boxes, 60@75c.
% WIISKY-RecriGed, 81 l0Gl 90, as per proof
4 | sour-mash, two year old, 81 Goal 1Oi three
3 year old, 81 9O02 90; fancy, extra old whisky
DRY GOODS Prints Aliens, 54c; Ames.
bury, &c; Berwick, &c; Dunnels, 5hci Eddy
- Manchester fancies, 5lsc; Orion furniture and
W chlntzes, 6Ac; Peabody solids, o5sci simpsons
/. novelties, 6j. a.. ~,
g. erdae, 6Aci Newberry, 6'lci Appleton a, CSC
Lawrence LII, SIC; Empire AA, o'5ci Beaver
Fine Brown Cottons: Busy Bee &c; Blacl
ID Grow o. Bangor + 61Gi Atlanta l. %; Ar
ID gyle G'l; Comet6& o-.,.,
ID Bleached Cottons: LonsdaIe SC; CIusSueli
So; Big BONANZA 3; Forest I; Peabody o; Ful
Ginghams: Queep Sc; Chimera $50 West
brook syG Sterling So; Zephyr 81; Caledonia
"A Cotton Palds Black Warrior 7,lc Southern
~; Conestoga G5S; Cumberland go:
Dress Goods: Domestic 4dleci foreign 20d
ot OottonAd de: Ko.Ko 8; Aberdeen 2Js; Ollie
Choice l2ki Gem II Famous lS3s B1rmont 10
b. Y 1871; Buckeye l6A Norway ISM,
Lawns wenlock SAc; Parthenia o]lc; ia
cihc &C. 400 49,, 81
patents 81 G5; third grade Y 40.
GRAN AND FEEDSTUFFs-Q Quotations ar
based ON the cost Of grain on TRACK IN car lots
Dealers 81 Hing from store or elevator uc ilon
81 Co oor I'm ear COO; shellcd csc.
"a Wheat s7hd90c.
US Oats 40C,
Barley, none.
X Bran zoo per 100
C; Millet seed, no market
or johnson grass 81 90 per bu.
I'd Amber cane, no market.
I'd HIDES AND SKIN S-No, heavy - moe
p. 1870 per 10 No, heavy llci No light l2ci No
81 Dry sailed I2o; bull hides &c; glue DC; gree
"a saltcd &c; butchers green &c; sheepskins io'
er FRUITS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
es Louisiana, none; Messina lemons, per boz
Iir So 20, apples, Is bu boxes, 6Ocdi W
5: Reaches hu boxes, led75c; irish pota
Ell Toes new, ST. Louis, 81 90 per bushel onions
new 8 cent peI pound; 81 30 per Dbl nav
~ beans, 3}{H4c hand picked In bbls, medlut
~ bbls we large Lima 4&ci small butter pa
ali beets per busbel 81 IS; bananas, ~ oOHf W pc
" MoI,A sEs-Choioe Louisiana $50; fair 4
=. good 8Sc; corn syrup $50.
=, 'NAIIS--sg % per keg, basis lOd-Burdel
~ horseshoe per keg IS Perkins do,S3 Di wake
~ AZ $3.50; Burden mule VI Northwestern horse
~ shoe nails; No. 4 zoe; No. 2gci No. b25ci NO
~ sic: NO 20s."Lake's No. 40; No z9oi NO.
~. a2c: No zoe, No lYc; Ausable 90 NO : SOC
y NSo 4 sle: No. 6 gle, No. 7 l9c; No. $50,
~ NJTS- Peanus choice Idoei pecans b,sc
~ mani nuts lO4ailc; nlberts l2l9nltci EN-
- III valnuts ltalSc; almonds lsd2Oc yer D.
~, PRONI sIONs-We quote on the OASIS OF chr
lci Fan Mackerel, To-. d kits No. !. 900; No
~ a., nalf bbls No 1. s. %; No, 2, ~ oVi orie'
TX her,,ings per box, AOc Goldfish, &c.
w, Maaf-sngar cured hams l2c sugar cure
~ breeffast bacon i634c; short clear bacon csc
~ abort clear dry salt s1c, -.ao 4. -.
~ Iard-Tierce, 7ifci 80 n cans .sc y = can
Al 7sc; 10. y cans, TIC; 5-h cans iAoio'n cam