Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-16
FORT WORTH MtRKE,s-DAILY RE
VIEW
OFFICE or THE GAzET L,
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Fort wuerII, TEN, fe'. 10, So
The week opened brl lily business circles
Who'll sale IN ichant- were Dusi ii both in han
ding ecc,pts and sending out shipu ents. Tue
tr do In farming impl meats L. liv lier aud to
a heavier extent than wa ever known. Dry
goods are active. country merchants purchas
Ing freely for the snring custom. All
sorts OF country produce move slowl,,
the large offerings bearing the
market all the time, as the supply Is far in ex
cess OF demand This apple to wis, butt
and egg a home raised vegetables. Lumber
IL better than for SOM time asl, Hides ONE
In quite freely and prl 20 are depressed, aud
In re- Is but III le strength owing 10 tue Inferior
quallt, of he offering t,raln shows new
teatur s, The market being SOFT OF stani'
ton IL no inal, only three or four bales
having come la during the day bring zoc
telegraph c repol ~ show the tone o TIE Vast
,rn markets, which CIV but little eneour'
ng ment ~ holdecs Tor 81 hough cotton Is on
siuered oh hp b yers do not seem In lned 70
take ho,d. The condition OF tue cloth tade
has improved wonderfully, Manufacturers IN
the Unird States hav. bought the raw article
freely, while news from Manchcs er rep RI, u
| GOOD bu-inr.si cot with iull emp hN inrnl
| for all looms at pronl. IA ms are hDunhan'
| an dull The urwillinsness of spnners
| abroad TO take hold In based upon biL CT p
| stin ties, for which our Britt fliends are
! nOHhebH "
! mates on this siue are G.5f0 on o B,81u,N0O,
while 800, 900 Ia The fguee ri idly adhered TO
| IN III rruo,l IN spite ~ free UuA Ing OF manu-
| fnrIuters In New England should ihi- e. l.
| mate be ieasened q better busine W. uld re-
| > Il IL 'hou,ht
| The Western earkets 'or provisions hav.
! been irregular d ring tn" p A. week, and
| D, ices have alternsp d between h,mness and
weasnrss There has been strong snecuiat'
| i've undertone, which gaze confidence 70 me
| bulls especially rs plcking eiu ms show u
| To- ~ nd hn
| PROBABLY short,ned the supply OF boss on ihe
Other hh d rtooks OF products continue Ise
! ann sumo timr 10 ust eltpsr b fore even dc
| crease n the vls be supply could he -ubsiah
| tia Nv felt. In III" IN antime, however, the
bullish tone remains la the ascenhhnt, ana al
rowing or reaction prices have undergone .
| mel lmpr ycment dnring tue rast weeks
| The export uemHnd has improveh, but 10 not IN
any nse brisk. elooal marketfor prmyi-ions
| has close y olloNed the course OF me western
| markets. and n consequences prices hhSr De, y
| irIesu NJ. wi h weak zone carly In the We X
| which gradually gave place 70 hrmer tone 70
AID the close, Ing 20 better weather snu Az
| heen very little In whole -ale ot speculative
way done, but there has been, neverihet =, y
good 1obbing demand and freer mo- ement o.
j All articles The opening ~ the planting ., a
! SON and the fine weather prevailing mas IN
crenscd the number OF country OF era, ana
good trade has been done In the assrexhle
There has been also good local q mann' =
usu during the early part OF the monlh
sucks OF all the principal articles are liberal
and receipt are good. Abetter Duslnese
expected fiom now on, AS panling VIII so.l
be under way and prices here are relatively
low ,-,,.. ,,.,,,
! and may he relied on as accurate.
Is TTER-Fresh country butter, cholce, nc
choice W.,,teTn dairy isc fame, creamerl sc
COFFEE-Rlo. fair w a Inc prime lvA q lie
/, choi, II k6l2' iaguyTa ~, Java We "olu
! en- RIO l2bc Pea Berry ishalSc 100 80
CHEEsE-The better grades and Ohio factor'
D OEl ,Oisc full cream twins l31ic,
CANNED ,OOtiS-rr.ceB per uoz. flne AZ
mics. stan ard, 81 81, peaches STANDARD, %
81 so; ms, 25d2 50, sceonds, sesi ~ Q ~ S
< 76 tomatoes standard. bs. 81 % heconos
hss-.3bs,Sl2 % green corn. 81 hdl ~ gree
p a. 81 lldl IS gooseoerIies, y Nc, N.
81 o. tight weight. p, 81 Ss' eot "a sn3 "a
ID. 81 eos n, nacherei, , y, Ia tIt
case; strawberries, lbs, 81 tpi 1ackDsII ,,s,
s. rs: green gAses, s.; cage eonaehsea i"i''
ss2s. a.,,
u OIfR--test patents s. 70 per lo hsi ma
psten 81 70; third grade s. 50.
GRAIS--Quotations are based on inc COS.