Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-27
FORT WORTH MARKErs-DAiLY RE.
VIEW
OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE,

Trade was better IN ali lines to-day than for
some days past. Many OF the Wholesale mer-
chants are receiving large stocks OF goods for
fall trade, and Fort worth win be one OF the
very best markets in the state, with heavy
stocks and low prices during the coming sea.
son.
Grain is still quiet but prices are maintained,
except In hay, which declined tribe TO day.
Eggs an butter are still In great demand at
good prices and farmers and shippers will find
this good market
noe PRODUCTS.
The course OF prioes OF hog products, with
the exception of that OF lard, has not attracted
special attention. The receipts OF hogs at
packing ce9te,s have been fun aud prices OF
| sas City and elsewhere Pork and bacon and
hams, f. spite o a fair export movement, have
fallen OF Ia prices and are not notable for their
| under tb skillful manipulation OF clique in
| terested 10 Its advance In price, has been
higher. This is the more striking inasmuch as
many OF the shipments abroad recorded are
known to have en- made under the price here
and TO have been effected undoubtedly in
order TO produce an inhuence on the local
markets. lnasmuch as those interested arc in
control, they have thus far been able 10 put
prices steadily up.
SUGAR
| There has not been any new feature intro.
duced into the sugar situation during the week,
ana prices have been somewhat In buyers
favor, graduated being offered Of one time
quite freely at Go. London has been fairly
steady for beet sugar, but this may be account
/ cd for TO q considerable extent by speculative
support. While beet has been steady, floating
| cargoes OF j va have been sold at a reduction
| which mt present prices are cheaper than beet.
| The crop outlook continues rather uncertain,
OF beet at about $4,000 tons more than last
| year. There lie, of course, great difficulty In
estimating the crop in Russia, which is placed
! ut IS 900 tons less than last year. II, however,
| the position of the sugar market both In st.
| Petersburg and Moscow IL any criterion, there
viii be an unexpectedly large yield for hey are
both very duh and In buyers favor. Holders
| of Russian crystals are also an xious sellers.
| COFFEE.
| Decidedly frmer adviceB from Europe, and
also from Brazil couple with higher rates OF ex'
| change, have influenced coffee, and an advance
| u &c for the week has been made, with the
market firm at present quotations. The re-
ceipIs at Rio are stu small compared with
those OF this time laa year, but those at Sant1s
are increasing, indicating that the crop Of
Southern Brazil IL likely to exceed that of last
year. The spot coffee mere Is well held by
the syndicate. and no bid under quotations IL
| considered The option mari OF Is active and q
good oeal of covering of short Interest has
been done. The warehouse deliveries are,
| howeve small, bdt thee has been a fair
amount OF buying by the distribution trade.
Mid eraues are firmly held; but there Ia not
much anxiety TO buy, although there has been
quite fair trade transacted at full quotations.
Il TEA.
Tea continues to be d, pressed and large OF
ferings at auction naturally re ,tricts the de-
mand at private sfle. There Is a disposition
on the part OF holders to uphold the market,
but buyer all along have the 80 vantage.
EiCE, RAIsINs AND CANNED GOODS;
The domestll Tic. market 10 dull, with evil
dences hat tn supply will be larse and prices
favorable ~ buyers The foreign marke have
been ia Their depressed sales having been
a ade of rough rice In LONDON az o. lOSfd
which ia the lowest price ever recorded.
The outlook for a large supply OF raisins is
excellent, aud the domestic crop 10 expected
viii be larger than lasl year. The cntrant crop
promises 10 be the largest In four years, oA4c
being about the selling price 70 arrive; .,.,..
Canned goods are fairly active. with salmon
advanced TO 81 g., and Arm.
DRY goops AND CLOTHING.
The ! bling trafe at New YORK mis- week
was sliehtly more active, and me aem4nu Ior
mand was more married from the ron sec.
lions of the country, particularly the south
west Trade with commission men was OF q
seasoHable character but on the whole waf
: aulet. exec 4 a regards deliveries, the Volume
| ~ which was still large. The tone Of The inas.
ket was etroug. prices being firmly held In both
branches OF the trade Il Bradstreets.
EGGS-l2JSe per dozen
BUTTER -i6aeoc per pound fancy cream
% COZ ToN-strict middling l5Gs 20.
OOFFEE--Rio fair exc; prime lO@lQfe
choice ll@llhc; Laguyra lSci Java 9Lci Soiden
. RIO l2e: Pea Berry l2EGl3c
I, CHEEsE-The better grades and Ohio factory
& lOa .Oke; full cream twins 2Hc
- CANNED GOODS-PTlces p = dozen; Pine
apples standard 81 IS; peaches, standard,
Nh si "a; 3 rs 81 ii; seconds, MS 81 rs; 8 o,
L 81 IS. tomatoes, standard. Bs 81 s0j seconds
bs s.; 3 ibs 81 40i green co n loal oV
7 green peas l0a 80; gooeeberriesAl ~ Lasp
! berries 81 35i oyPters, tull weight, VI ~,
7 ms 81 90; light weight p : : bs -; salmon
+ 81 85; } ms s., mack rel D. eOd u 90 sar
q dimes, American 81 % case; imported 3lt o
v case strawberries, 2 ms 81 80; blackberriei
81 20; green cages s.; Eagle CONDENSED miii
: c1BBAGE-Ss 90 per crate,
. DRY FOODS Prints Albion, solid colors
5Hc, Ailen,s fancy, Skci Pinkei ohc5 hopes
! bkc; American fame, 5hc; Anchor, thei NJ
Dold fancy, 60; Berwick fancy, lcs Charter oak
; lHc; unnel, 5kc; Eddystoni %; Gloucester
T "a el Riyer blc; Windsor fsnoy, 90.
I Gins hnms AmOskear, INC; Union, f5sc
8 Caledonia, IKE; Renfrew, sHci tacquard's, &C
/. NubIan So; WestbrOok Sc; Zephyr b4c
i Bfvwn C0ttons: Clifton O 70 Q, CO. Cone itu'
4 ton. exc Dwight, &C.; alehnaie, t<ci new
u berrv. exc; Empire "A, 31o; Beaver DAN
Z SIC; Argyle 0Sc; Busy bee, %; Bangor y
I o1tsiescbed Cottons; Lonsdale, SIC; Forest
4 4 estr peabody II, 5Xc; PioEeer Of the Market
l. | site: CLINTON, 75(c; Congress, aei cumberland
I; 5tc; Great Republie, &c
!, t,ottou Piaids COnestogh bfj tumDefihhH
!. ssct Black arrior, &c; southern, Ihc a.
I, Kentuoky Je ms; kluyver No. hallohJ avc
a Antwerp, Ibc; Beekley, lsci Colnmbnt' 4o
q Ayondal@, 2lcj iryineton, ksc hAiSef' Ho
Y -FHfiIls AND YEbETABLEs-DIahB
q on appies, per barrel. - Oo4t ", y
= 80 .thsrd bushei boz 8. IS cents; Pfache.
= NJ ~, 81 O0al 90; Irish potatoes, kew ~ ~
I, fcuts gOsafi % per bu.i oalons, Ssn
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