Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-08

Home produce .. l,361, 600 TAO sac
Imp Imp from from e colonies os s1 eco s6 a
Imp. from Europe $4,000 SIS So
Imp. from 5. A.. 5000 4 .
Total..".@o.. $4,000 100 llq.l
He said that into the port OF London
alone there entered last year frozen
flock Of sheep numbering IT'S, 900 head,
while all the foreign live sheep shown in
the London markets In the same year
were but little over 100000. He argued,
further, that the prospects of future
colonial meat supply may be Judged OF
best by Analysing the statistics OF live
stock of the countries whence they are at
present chiefly drawn, and said that Aus
tralian sheep lhave increased 10 per cent.
and New Zealand 20 per cent. IN the past
ten years. Canadian sheep had decreased
s per cent. In that period, but Canadian
cattle had increased from 2,6s7,000 to
| $4,000. In was asserted that In the
United States cattle had increased from
rs, 100000 to 45,500,000, or 63 per cent,
in the past ten years, but 1t was pointed
out that the proportionate growth
Of population to live stock is in
creasing in the United States. After the
reading Of the paper some interesting
speeches were delivered, the first being by
Alderman Franklin OF Montreal, one Of
| the largest importers of Canadian cattle,
who, in reply to the inquiries of the
chairman, stated that the total expenses
of landing Canadian cattle in English
markets amounted TO about Go per head.
Mr.. Jacob Wilson remarked that, although
he could not discover anything very fav-
orable to the prospects of British farmers
In the facts and statistics unfolded, yet
the foreign importer of cattle being
handicapped to the extent stated did af-
ford some natural protection. Sir James
4 Card said that il the foreign and colonial
import trade was confined to moderate
limits, by not being pressed too arduous-
| ", the consumption would be adequate
to absorb our home supplies, and these
likewise at tolerably satisfactory prices.
BUTTER -le@lsc per pound; fancy cream.
ery e5c.
! COFFEE-Rio, fair 9kc; prime 1oa10kc;
choice ll91lHc I.aguyra lSc; Java s2ci Golden
Rio Ice: Pea Berry l2HalSc
! CHEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
! lO0lOkc; full cream twins l2Sc.
| CANNED GOODS-Prices per dozen; Pine
apples standard, 81 65; peaches, standard, 2
ms 81 90; lbs 81 10 seconds n Ss ~ q 20 Ss
2 ms S.; 8 ms 81 40; green corn 81 lOdl 90;
| green peas l00l 81; gooseberriesSl 2oi rasp
berries 81 So oysteTs, tuIl weight, 1 n 81 10; og
! q 81 IS; 2 MS 81 mackerel D. s0SSl 90; sar;
dimes, American, 81 90 case; imported Sl4 %
case; strawberries, Ms 81 30; biackberTies
81 Is; green cages 3; Eagle condensed mix
GARAGES 90 per crate.
DRY GOODS Prints: Albion, solid colors,
5y6o; Aliens fancy, 5Hc; Pinks, 5hc; Robes
5Hc; American fancy, bHc; Anchor, lslci AT
mold fancy, &c; Berwick fancy, 4ci Charter OAK,
lNci Dunnel, 5hc; Eddystone, &C.; Gloucester g,
steel River, SIC; Windsor fancy, &c.
Ginghams Amoskeag, 71fc; Union, nc:
Caledonia, TIC; Renfrew sHci Jacqnard's' sci
Nubian. SC; Westbrook, 80; Zephyr SIC.
Brown Cottons; Clifton O OF &C; Constitu-
ton, 6i[o; Dwight, &c; Glendale, SIC; New
berry, 61zc; Empire "A, PKG; Beayer Dam
BIC; Argyle, SIC; Busy Bee Oc' bangor T.
Bleached oottons Lonsdale, s4c; Forest,
exc; Peabody II, 5Ac; Pioneer OF the Market
ne; Great Republic. 10.
Cotton Piaids: Conestoga ca; Cumberland
exc; Black Warrior, e; southern, rs, ~,
Antwerp, lbc; Beekley, lsc; Columbus &c
Ayondale, 2lc; Irvington, CSC; Kaiser, &c
Laurel Glenn, 2ealc; Anchor, S6c.
FRiiITS AND VEaETABIlE s--o Oranges, none
lemons, IS so per box apples, Dbl, " we ov
one third bnshel boxes, so cents; peaches
R oau, sa' 900 per buushel onions. Cali
beans 3K@4c hand picked In Dds, meeiulL
beets, per bushel 81 so; bananas, s. 6O9S co PEI
bunch, sweet potatoes, IocaSl W per Du
: tomatoes, one third bu boxes, Zoe. ~. 49,,
FLOUR-Best patents 81 30 per lOO lDSi mai
patents 81 IS; third grade 81 90.
GRAN AND FEEDSTUFF5-Quotat ar
based ON the cost OF grain on track In car loss
Dealers selling from store or elevator are ifon
2dbc higher
Wheat $4,000
Comm ear CSC; sholled I0c.
9s.s 4GSsSs local, s7OOas co. johnson ans
5 Hin county 81 Ooal3 co. Eorney $40 Vo@lo w
barley, 65c per bu.
Amber cane. no market;
johnson grass 81 20 per bu- ,,.a,
UIDFS AND SKINs-No. heavy ~ ni S
iSc per Id: No. 2 heavy lie; No hight l2ci No
Dry sailed l2c bull hides &c; glue Sc; greer
sailed 10; butchers' green 90; sheepsAins i''
s0 MSoLAssEs-Choice Louisiana 3sci fair e
sy TAiisSSS95 per keg, basis lod-B t5 l,,'a
horseshoe per keg - Perklns no. harse
shoe nails; No. soc; No. 2Gc No. ~ ~ ~
Die. No d roc Lakes No. f5si No Seci ne ~.
2 pc: No. I 20c; No. lec: Ausaple 40 No ~
NUS Peanuts choice 79sc; peeaa5ns ok ~
D RAIL nuts I0kaIlc; dlberts lsAelsci In
elish waluuts l4Glici ALMONDS io1 ~ ~. -, ga
4 PROVISIONING quote on tne DAsiS u '"'
Wan Mackersl, 10 . kits No, / SOC; 40 So;a.
~. : half ibis No. /. s. 90; No. ?, y o. uiie'
berrings per box, 40c eodhsh. &C. 49,.
R1ast- grtrar- cured hams itt4c; sugar cure
Ih,eSIfast bacon Ike; short clear bacon '@O
abort clear dry salt sac 80. al. a ,.r,
: 'Tsrd-Tferce, So; So D cans s<ei ~ - 49, a.,
s,le: TO- b cans. Ike; 5-n cans. s'4ci s. n cam
4 "tiominy and griis-Per Dbl, 81 ".
osimesI-Pef half Dbl, 81 90.
Craeked wheat Per 10, DC. ..,.
rractcrs--A soda BIKE; xxx soda, ocf ctehiI
-, GINGER snaps, Sci lemon creains, %,
snndrits-starch. &c; candles; tu ~ w, 49, IL
,s4tr. halves, -, quarters, -; slek cAnos !,
I, iol1ss. fauev. lO6ISc; rope, eAci 40 ~
> lvhS, ,sss,ring inported 81 3 per kef