Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-09-14
ON CHANGE.
Meats Take Another spurt Upward
and All Hog Products Sympnthize
In tae Rise.
wheat Goes Higher and Is Firm a, IN. "a.
"noe-ootton Unchanged, But
Firm-sugar STEADY.
FORT WORTH MARKErs-pAr.y nm.
VIEW.
OFFICE OF Tux GAZETTE.
FORT WORTH. TFr gonf IA 1oln I

OFFICE OF THE GAZETTE.
| FORT WORTH. TEX, Sept. rs. 1856
Trade was very active to-day in all
lines.
Meats are booming in price and
tendency still upward.
Old hens are in good supply with Young
chickens scarce and in good demand.
Butter has advanced. Eggs are in
good supply.
quoted. F-SS'
AMERICAN CoTToNs IN CHINA.
the British consul.at Shanghai reports
70 his home government as follows.
In gray shirtings, the staple OF our
trade, there is an excess of nearly
100000 pieces of 1884, and notwith.
standing decrease in some mn
important branches amounting TO
between 10000 and 10000 pieces
and great falling off In handkerchiefs.
the business done during the wear In ali
the more important classes shows a con.
siderable advance. In some branches
our American competitors etill have the
advantage, 1905 $40 pieces out of q total
OF l,6l0,0GS sheetings being from Ameri-
ca; and in drills they show All, 500,
against our 264 ,672 pieces. But more
Important consideration for our
home manufacturers is the competition
springing up In yarn aud to some extent
in piece goods In Bombay, 46, 1868 piculs
Of Indian yarn, untillast year unknown In
the market, appearing in the returns as
against 66,527 piculs supplied by the pre-.
vious monopolists OF the trade. And am
1 Of Ia In -.
rapidly coming into favor, not only from
their cheapness but their peculiar suita-
billy TO native needs.n
CUSTOMS DECISIONS.
Importstions, consisting of sufficient
quantity OF cotton cloth, embroidery
! trimmings, etc, to constitute materials
for a dress or robe, and which are in
voiced as cotton robes, are not dutiable
as manufactures OF cotton not otherwise
provided for, but should be classified
separately under the respective appropri-
ate provisions Of the tariff for cotton
cloth, embroidery, etc
Cloak clasps, consisting Of large hooks
and eyes made OF brass surmounted by
the circular plates Of wood and other
ornamentations, are dutisble as manu-
features in part Of metal under I. l.. new
AlO anu eCCllOu SfJJ III -.
Mixed laces, composed OF cotton and
linen, and which bear similtude both to
linen and cotton laces, are dutiable under
section 2809 at the rate chargeable TO the
enumerated article which 1t resembles,
paying the highest duty, viz; Cotton laces
at 40 per cent. ad valorem, under T.. l.,
new 1926.
BUTTER -2Oc per pound fancy cream
ory 25c.
CoTToN-Good middling s.12,S as CSC.
CoFFEE-Rlo, fair 9hc; prime lo@le4c;
choice 1l@ll1sc; Laguyra 1876; Java 22c; Golden
Rio l2c: Pea Berry l2Sk@l3c.
CHEESE-The better grades and Ohio factory
l0Gl0nc; full cream twins l2kc.
CANNED GOODS-Prices per dozen: Pine
apples. standard, 81 66; peaches, standard, 2
MS, 81 80; 3 MS 81 10; seconds, 2 MS 81 20; lbs
81 rs: tomatoes, standard, lbs 81 90; seconds,
green ss peas 1901 G 5S geoSebeSrIes 81 IS; rasp
berries 81 S5; oysters, full weight, ] d 81 10; 2
lbs 81 90; light weight 10 S:2 ms s.; salmon
dine g. Al american, 81 % ease imported 81 50
case; strawberries, MS 81 80; blackberries
81 25i green Cages s.; Eagle condensed milk
CARRIAGES 90 per crate.
DRY GOODS Prints: Albion, solid colors.
5hc; Aliens fancy, SIC; Pinks, 5Hc; Robes,
51ci American fanoI ossc; Anchor o. 80 AZ
Axe; Dunnel, 5kc; Eddystone, &c; Gloucester
silver gray, SIC; Hartel, 5Hc; simpsons, &c;
Steel River, 5Sc; Windsor fancy, &c. -
Ginghams AmOskeag, 7kci Union, 7hci
Caledonia, 7&c; Renfrew, SIC; Jacquard's, 9ci
Nubian SCI Westbrook, SO; Zephyr SIC.
berry, &C; Empire AA, 5Ao; Beaver Dam,
5i<c; Argyle, exc; Busy Bee, &c; Bangor f,
Blcached Cottons: Lonsdale, skc; Forest,
exc; Peabody IL. 5&c; Pioneer OF the Market,
exc; Clinton, Ike; Congress, &c; Cumberland
71sc; Great Republic, TO- o,,. c..,,..,,,,
Cotton Plaids: Conestoga 81 CumDcrlandi
exc; Black Warrior, 7ci Southern, 10.
Kentucky Jeans: Kluyver. Sc; Marion, l0c;
Antwerp, l5c; Beekley, lsc; Columbus, 24c;
Avondale 2c os,l lryingt9Sn S ssc KAISER Nc
EGGS-l5alSo per dozen
FRUITS AND VEuETABLES--o Oranges, none;
lemons, S. 60per box; apples, per DBL y OOGs oo
nor bu, 81 GOAL so; Irish potatoes, new, g.
Louis, SOC per buushel; onions, Oall-
fornia, 20 cents per =. pound Sl NAY navy y
bills SIC large Lima 40; small butter $50
beets, per bushel 81 so; bananas, y oOd3 w per
bunch; sweet potatoes, 7ocaSl w per pu )
FIoUR~Beet patents 50 80 per 100 lbs; half
patents 81 65; third grade " Az. 49,.
GRAIN AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are
based on the cost of grain on track IN cur ots,
Dealers selling from store or elevator arc from
2G5c higher,
Wheat S5d9Oc
Corn--In ear ESQ., shelled 7oc
4ay,Ioose local, 81 OOas 90; johnson and
Nm county 81 00alS00; Forney SO OO6lo w.
Barley, $50 per bu.
Rye 81.
Amber cane. no market.
johnson grass 81 70 per bu.
HIDES AND SklNs-No, heavy ID hiues
lsc per Id; No. 2 heavy lie; No light l2c; NO.
light SC.
DRY sailed l2c bull hides 9c glue Sc; green
salted 10 butchers green &c; sheepskins do
| acc. 80 os.. 81. 90
| good $50; corn syrup S5o. %. u,
| . NAII.S--S3 IS per key, basis lud-BuIuen
| horseshoo per key IS Perkins o,f5 gOi Walker
| do As SO: Burden mule - Norsaweetern morse
| sboe naile; No 4hoi so a6ci No sc no !
Sc no ~ ."i-aAe's no. 45e No; go MOI .e
| SO: "a, 2lc, 80 lJc; Ausable 40 no. SOC ;
| n. 8 s4-: so. 2lc, No. I l9c; No. Size s,<..
| SIfTS- Peanuts choice l'deci peehdns w.
| glish walnuts 14altc; almonds lsd2oc yer ID.
PRovTsI0Ns--We quote on the basis OF car
| lote: 49, ~, oo.. No Q
! soc: half bills No. !, So bO; NO. y ~ w. Ni''N
] herrinRs per box, 4Oc; Goldfish, &C.. .,..a
| Meaf-Sngar- cured hams ltci sugar eu ~
breakfast bacon i0c; short clear bacon ioo'
short clear dry salt gl4e; e,>.. On. n cans.