Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-06
FORT WORTH mAnKErs-DArLy RE

The most noticeable decline of late has been
in the hide market, prices having dropped
cent on All the grades. This Is due partly 10
the uu!lness now prevailing IN leather, whith
has reacted after the late boom and partly 10 the
poor quality OF offerings, most OF viii h are
gruhby or taken from animals that succumbed
TO disease and exposure. Our quotations In this
issue ri correct prices. SIN despite the
weakness local dealers are handling IN larg"
quantities and receive and ship daily ~ briskly
as before the decline.
Wooiens have advanced fully 10 per cent,
but no severe or radical changes In value are
likely to annoy or convulso the trade for at
least short time TO come, sharp advance
has taken place In print clothr. which was The
eading event of the week, because of the re-
duction Of stock below u half million pieces.
stocks of b cached goods are nder control.
In wooden goods the outlook seems favorable
IN any G Mt TO an advance OF TO 10 per cent,
aud =, to - per cent. in wcrstcds. Yarns have
advanced from IS TO 30 per cent,
| There is no particular change in the grain
markets. The decline OF nearly 100000
| bushes In the visible WIN 1T supply
,aus,d some temporary strength In that
| cereal last week, since when quotations
| In the Eastern centors have been Irregular.
| Indian corn has been ilne, but not IN specially
activs demand. The visible supply pa IN
| creased SAYS Bradstreets, but $1,000 bushels
which N the govcrnn, Mt report OF over % 0OvO
! bushels are correct, is pretty small AT
this season OF the year, and with the
weight OF hogspeads packed deciihlng a.
! ground that the indian corn CROP OF 1850 was
over. estimated as 10 quality oats have been
steady and in fair demand for spot, whlch mas
| rived TO strengthen the hands Of holders.
| The visible supply report from New lorkl
| shows an increase OF oats IN sight during tue
past week amounting TO 43s,oOv bushels. -.
| our quotations are based on the cost OF grain
! ON trac. In ear iYt-. Dealers selling from store
| or elevator are from gao cents higher.
| The wheat marks IL steady and ieaturelcss
choice No. !, 15c medium G0d6oc; low grade
| 5Ofd bic
'O Oats active at 32aa5c
Corn dull nj 35c.
| Barley 35c.
hi0UR-Bcst patents 70 IS per 100 Ms, half
patent 81 10 per 100 ms; third grade " 90 per
iV GSME-In fair supply and good shipping
trade to Eastern ctles. We quote: Nenisoi
iOa l5c antelope lOaloG, quail 60a 'oo per u4x
wild turkeA r 6OdIJ via uuchb "o"SVN' eIu'i
'c iI ~ AND sKINs-No.l heavy u. =. hides
l5c per q No. heavy lSei No. l lisht lac, no
i ppv Sal ssSSitcd-igc; bull hides &c; glue Sc
green sailed 10, butchers green osci sheep
sA EG,is-Thc market Is nearly bare and prices
are advancing; we quote at l6ss c per dozen.
FRIiiTs and TABLES--A tolerable &C,
i've business with fair ship ing trace; pr is
% OOda IS; Messinn lemons, per Don, ~ t., 90
California s. 90; apples, Northern peI oD,,
s. 25aS SO; irish potatoes, heI ~ on eaii
/ y
fornia, &c per u navy beans . liaS4, meg ~, l
hills sci large Lima &c; small butter sto
cabbage per o, california Sci sweet po'Alocs
iIS9IR @i Il gal Dbl 81 2ogal. alf-bbl
= S37h. ,. ,a,,ss, fna,,
Y MoLAsSEs.-ChOice Louisiana 4gao-c thew
cropD; fair 10 good S5ci core syrup Jsc; ..,
HAiIs-S3 u key, basis lVd-obn. wen noi ~
, shoe pcr Neg IS Perkins DO $685. Waller =.
, | e. "a. HARDEN mule 50; Northwestern hors,
snoe nails, No SOC No sdc' No. ~ az, 20 10
~ 10 * ~ : Soc No isc; Ausaplo do, No 10
4, 10 Bic. No, 6 elc, No. DC, No. lse. u. .
! StiT~-Peanutsc choice 10 SC new peeahA y
nrazii nuts l5c almonds s0c pei d. -,
PRoVISIONs-Ther Il fair tfaae pv,,
wholesale and retail. Meats are ira ,n,.
higher. We quote on we oasi az =, o sn,,sr
/ breakfast bacon sic; shori eieht DAWN '1''
: short clear dry salt 7c , oo. xn
81. Taif lima No. - 50 No. ~ Jpi urieu hui
rines t,er pox 40c; end hsh Oc' Ii 1, saw
!. Iard-Ilcrre 7ci 70 b cans 1885, ~ '"H