Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-23
FORT WORTH MARKErs-DAILy RE.
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FORT WORTH MARKErs-DAIL RE. :
VIEW.
OFFICE or THE GAZETTE,
FORT WORTH, TEN, July %, 1886.
Country produce Is In good demand; only
fairly supplied, and prices are firm.
Tao market is bare of oranges, which are
quoted nominaly at 81 per hundred.
Lemons are considered high. but there Is no
indi alton of n decline.
Peaches are being received In quantity, but
the demand keeps pace with the supply.
Chickens are I'm better demand, win prices
Arm,
COTTON.
Tho New York market this week showed
quite a change from i,s former strong and firm
appearance, aud the general tendency OF values
was townrds a slightly lower range. The spec
ulative branch Of the trade was less active,
while spots, on the other hand were more ac'
tive The strong export demand for the latter
was the chief cause of the activity. The moving
cause of the weakening In values is found in
what were considered slightly more favorable |
crop reports coming from the South, which,
toward q o middle of tho week. were quite |
numerous, A number of unfayorable advices |
| on Thursday, however, checked this tendency |
and hardened values a tribe. The govern |
ment and National exchange reports, show |
ing AS they did quite an uniayorable state OF
affairs, had little seeming effect upon the mar |
| ket aud II seemed evident that they had been |
previously discounted the National exchange |
| report showed the average of the belt TO be |
s3is against " last year, and So the year before
| at this lime.
Foreign market adviceB this week were
i rather tame, and Liverpool was II anything
| queter. showing that the late ADVANCE In prices
1 does not seem to have much effect. Liverpool
/ closed this week at 5'l6d for middling up
ande, against SD this time last year. Man
i chester on Friday reported yarns selling In
buyers favor, while cloths were moving slowly.
| The New York market on Friday fuctunted n
| good deal, in sympathy with New Orleans nd
| vice., but closed at a0out Thursday's prices.
| Spots showed a decline of l-l6c on the week,
closing at Va 9, aga INST 3D. l63last week. Brad
| HOG PRODUCTS.
The markets as viewed from New York arc
| az follows: The speculative markets for hog
product and provisions during the week have
been moderately Arm, despite the ehecte of the
heavy sales by speculative holders last week.
| showing greater confidence in the future of
lprices thereof on the part Of all Immediately
Interested m the market than for long time
past. Pork and lard and bacon are, OF course,
prime favorites for speculative purposes, ana
the opinion appears 10 be widespread that not
Iwitnstanding the prospects OF depression from
realizing sales and other causes, higher range
! OF prices may be maintained during the re-
mainder of the year.
The SUGAR situation remains to great en-
tent unchanged, but In this market quotations
of refined as well as raws are slightly In buy
ers favor, In London beet sugar has ad
vanced, but cane, which Is at the present mo-
ment cheaper than beet, and in which there 10
no speculation in futures, shows no improve
ment,
Adyices from Europe report the beet crop as
progressing very favoTably. Germany VIII
probably exceed the estimate Reports from
EuIopc m w. my ts
increased production at l2Gl5 per cent, while
dealers stlll maintain that the Increased pro
duction will reach 33A per cent. over that
J of last year. The truth may be somewhere be.
wv IN nnN ersrce yviu fSts yea viii ~ ss
ent out OOH rance Wli this year, VIII tho as
hlbthhceo OF hci CoIoIlos, huic mvio than NJ -
J quirements, thus increasing the supply for
other countries,
IN tne cano BiJwinf Ooun tl tneIe Us nv
ehhngS IN tnv 1 hi a. a.o, ~ ia nio
excessive Due hfmiy ngiu AZ Pfesen' ptiooS'
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me eSSi.gh9nt IN 'hS ge and so
main In buyers favor at REDUCED dp.9St s Ha
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adViGes irU inc shns Sve bcsn me psn
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cipal Influences al work me Ieceeipts ~ MO
ana santos s1 sn1 9 &c a a, osa von1
. age 10 c0mpallsoh VIII the san i t,nn ,aes yoii
= and confirm 70 certain extent the lower eSH
A MILO conees snow very Ht,l1 aVuvi,I{, my an
scription are ABOVE lhls market
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Mail adyices from london show that price
there have suffered hnother IAN OF zc POunu
q making present prices &c under those ruiingfo
new tea AT the same time last wear
SHORTAGE IN SALMON.
A The salmon catch on the Pacific coast Is noy
- considered 10 be beyond recovery, and In
sHoPtase will be about 2CO, 600 cases. The Colum
ogsinst bqb 9oo cases lasi wear and Cs2 600 casc
IN issa Packers have Withdrawn quotations
~ are beine n doubt IN thew can fnllll contract
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