Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-10
BORT WORTH MARIE rs--DAIIN RE
VIEW


GAzSrrE opFiea. Feb, o, isSd--Thc local
markets present No special features to day, but
the continued pleasant weather Is ms favorable
TO trade as to the agricultural interests OF the
country. The most activity springs from the
demand for tnplcmcnts and seeds, rho job.
bors OF dry goods ana groccrics report business
as fair The lumber market y looking
up. In produce, fowls are plcatifm with bur
Gnll sales. and eggs stay Arm at quutAtions
though there are plenty In the MARKET. Al
sorts of Csculcnts are plentiful aud OF hnc
quality.
The general condition OF trade, says the New
Orleans PicAyune, has failed 10 Improve ~ II
WA thought IT would with the commencement
OF the new month"; and even the most cNper
ieuced are at a loss TO account for the Contlnu
ance ofa depression, which the Nondl,ion OF
just marketed do not seem to
warrant Since the commencement OF
the new year trade, which had improved
con derably up TO that period, aud was eN4
pected to take a new life with the new year,
hns been most discOuraginEly dull The IN
preccdented sofcrlty OF tho weather offered
some excuse for tho small mo- cnent during
January, but more favorable mctco illogical
conditions Gince have failed 10 bring an lmt
provcnent The money market OF tho world
continue quiet with rates nj their easiest point.
The New York bankers are piling up an i'm
mense surpl =. the dcpoHiis In the Clearing
House bank OF New York reaching N30O,OIOnOO
The recently published government statistics
show the balance OF trade 70 be again turning
IN our favor. and this fact. ioge her With lower
money rates IN London have brought ABOUT a
decline In foreign exchange The condition OF
local trade has been ans hing but encouraging
although the weekly Clearing honse statement
Indicates slight Improvement over last week
Spring and planting are near at hand however
and steady improNemenlfscSpccle rom now
In the speculative markets OF the East,which
have no Visible effect ON local trade cotton IS
! hlbited another decline TO day Wheat was
| also OF 30, and corn for May deliveries re-
! malned steady ~ zoe. Pork and lard are boil
| lower,
! the United states Economist says "The an
| nual circular of Wm. Bond of Boelon has beer
placed In our bands this evening, aud from q
/ cursory glance of the samc VIC observe that We
| have, after twenty wears Of hard work, con
y,rted him from his high protective notions g
astrong advocate OF open free trade IN WOOL Mr
! Dyke OF New York 10 another convert 20 on
cause. This Is a great victory, but u would "
still greater II congress gave ns our own wa,
and give Us raw materials ~ the same value
NJ they secure them in England ana tue COnt
nent Until this il occurred We meyer car
achieve any permanent or lnstlng success, W.
ought certainly 10 haze woods free or a goot
stiff tariff laid upon them. we have now ho
fore us n sample of botany wool 4 u, we be
/. lleye. worth All the way from twenty pence up
; ward hui some nf II costs our mAnuiactursr
AZ high MS ninety cents. IL IL Ne hne as SIN
md We could use II 10 advantage, but the sec
rotary OF the treasury will not let any more o
this stud come IN az ten cents duty nor cyel
camcis hair, so tint gap Is shut,
The quotations given below are revised dhll
and may be relied on as accurate;
= BUTTEIs--Frcsh country butter, choice, loa
20c choice Western dairy lsc; fancy dreamer
&c CSiorFEE-Rio, fair ., aIoc; prime lO'iallc
choice III "a l2c; Laguyra iRse Java zoe; Gold
, ( en- Rio lgI5c, Pea Berry 12[@l3c.
l, CHEEsH--The better grades and ONO factor
lod 10 fci full croam twins iS'4c.
, CANNED GOODS--Priccs per doz: Ilnc az
pies, standard s. 50. peaches stsnSa 7. q, No. NJ
81 10 tomatoes, Standard bs, u W becohui
gbs, II 49, green corn, 81 ln@iiOi gree
peas II loal 49, gooseberIies, 81 ssi Tnspp e
( rics ii 90 oysters, full weight, n. ~ TO- bi
- O0; light weight. ~, s.; 2 ~ sainlDi p
/; 10, ii G0;2 M, - mnckerei, y, yOeAfi =!
sardncs, American, y 20 cast; Imported s ~
case strawberries ibs. 81 j1i blArkn,SiIile,
81 5i green gases, s.; cage eopdenseu MN
SS25,
EGGs-l7,s cents per dozen
? FlOtIi--BeFt patents 81 ~ per luo MS M
8 patcni - u third grads - 30.
5 GlAIN-Qaotations are DHscd on me cp,i
grain on track in Cur tots dealers ~
? store or elevator Hre from - Genus hiShf
!, oats S2aasr Der hnsnel
( Corn p3IAsc.
Barley s5c
. dshME.-yenison l0st l5e antelope iVa y,
arail l1lf75c PER dor wild tukcys Goa7he; VII
ducks s5a toc squirrels lgc spice - ! IA,
! l5c per n NO hehty lBc 10. HgNt l'ei -
5n saiteh-Igc bull hides ". glue z
4; 1 skins I5d40c. III
I: box, $50 1; Aieesinu lemons,pcr boz Hupf y
: Caliiorna s. 20; apples, Northern, per %
r 81 25as 80; irith p0iat0cs, per bu,, Ia,i'efn
81 70 IN sacks; early rose 81 ~ onions, AZ
! fornsa, n per % : navy beans I. q msolu
bbis. &c, large Linn scs sinnll butter ~
garbage per B., California 80; sweet p0tRioe
'SSRAu'Trforly sai. Dbl, ~; so.sal. nall b
a 4g7b. a. 49, -.
!. crop; fair 70 good a5e; core syrnn 80.
!. NAILS Is key, basis lOd-burnen nor.
5 shoe per Neg S. Perkins do $3.50; WAihcf I
$3.50: harden mule IS NollhWesteIh nof
% shoe nails, No SOC. No 2 2ec, NO. Hec; ~
bio. M dec: ~ .ake's' No. 4 Sc No. Ijcy y
4 | X, ar 10. 21c No. 1871 Ansablc DO No. =
NO PC, No. eic, No. zoe, No. nc, 81,
NITs-P Peanuts cbolce n b : new peeAnfpia
Iiraxii nnte lbci almonds 200 pea y.
PROVISIONS We quote on nc pafis o. =
lots, &c.. ..,.... T., :.
Dreolfasi 6iroa Dag siiori clear pAcon "
y Fisl,- Nncterei. ~. Is kits Nq. 4 Hlrs ~,
q 20 half Ibis No IN s. i No. tt-p f;iieo ~
rinks ref los ~. cod nen 80 80. =. . .s
NJ lard fierce q pfh cAns tipti - =