Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-08
LOCAL .dARI<ETs.


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nearly all unchanged.
Meats--Dry salt, clear. S-4c; bacon,
short clear. 9l-2c; bacon, bellies.
10 1-2c; dry salt bellies. 10c; medium
hams, IL 1-2c; large hams, lzc, small
hams, 10 l-2c; breakfast bacon, l2c.
Lard-Compound. l-2c; pure leaf,
10c.
Sugar-Standard grauulated. e. -
dered, barrels s-sg. ..-r-.':eeeu raif
lz-.--. = -, cat loaf. barrels, Lie;
cut loaf, half barrels, lie. yellow
clarified, Lee.
Cofee-Arbucllle's Arlsoa. 22c; Mid
land. 20; Lion. 22c; Alaroma. 22c;
French market, 22c; N%NH' &c. o,,.
Green colfee-By the sack, gOoG' zSc'
choice, 2lc: fancy, % l-2c; peaberry
"a lie; old government Java 21c; Mo-
cha, &c.
Rice-common. 4 lie; prime,5c; head
rice. &c; new head, 70f lie.
Molasses-Barrel lots, fancy sugar
house. 3sc; choice. per gallon. 36c; fancy
syrup. per gallon. 80 to ACC.
Salt fish-New mackercl medium
No. /, half barrels, $3.50; No. 2, lO-lb
net kits. Sl.10; medium, No. l, lO-ib
net kits, Sl.25.
Pickles Medium barrels, s5.75; me-
dium, half barrel. So 90; small barrels,
SO 20; small half barrels. 81 90; legal
lon kegs. 81 40; 5-gallon kegs, 81. 70;
pints, Toe; quarts, per dozen, Sl,so;
half gallon, per dozen. S1.75; American.
gallon. per dozen, SO 90; Hexagon. gal
Ion. 81 so; imperial, gallon, S5.75.
Cheese-Fancy. full cram. singles
| IA 1-2c: choice full cream. 20 lbs. "A sac;
fancy full cream, young Americans.
Flour ana Grain.
wheat-No 2, 45c; No. 3. 42c.
! Flour-Best patents, sl.45 per 100
pounds; half patents, 81 .sO third grade.
81 10; fourth grade. So; Northern pat
ents. 81 co.
Corn-New ear. local, wagon lots,
i0c per bushel,
oats-Texas rust proof car lots. {.
O b.. Fort Worth. sic; sacked Ssc.
Bran-Per 100 pounds. (. o. b.. Fort
Worth. Coo.
Hay-Car lots. & o. b.. Fort Worth.
best Forney, $3.50 per ton; best up
l land, $500; alfalfa, loose. local. 1900
/ per ton; loose prairie. local, per ton.
Grain, Sacks and Irvine.
Cordage-slsal rome. half-inch basis.
! 7 l-2c; MANILA rope, half-inch basis,
&C.; cotton rope, all sizes. lie; cotton
/ Irvine. 15c; 5-ply jute twine, II Ice.
Five buBhel oet bags, 7 lie; corn
sacks. La Platte, &c; bounce wheat
sacks. 1-2c; IL bushel s-ounce corn
Cotton mud Wool.
Z Cotton-I.ow mlddling. 3-16c; strict
low middllng, 7-l6c; middling. 1l-15c;
strict middling. 5 ls-lec; good mid
ding. i5-1sc.
Wool-Light medium, Toe; low medi-
UNI, Sc: heavy fine. e9sc.
Poultry and EgEs.
Poultry-old hers. per dozen, 80. $50
90. spring chickens, per dozen. -. 400
. 7b. ROSTERS, per dozen, 81 .25: turkey
hons. Toe. gobblers. 75c: geese. per
dozen, IS 90; ducks, per dozen 50, oo0
Eegs-Fresh. without case. 12 I-2c.
Butter-Fresh country. lsG2Oc;choice
creamery. 2O027c.
Fresh vegetables and Fruits.
vegetabies-Ca bagos, per ID. . i-ec;
notatoes sOGS5c por bushel; onions, per
ID. Lee; tets, I5c per dozen punches;
1ownes per dozen. 81 90; wax beans,
one-half bushel baskets, 75c; cueum-
bSrs. 40 per dozen: celery. 4e050e per
bunch -. ,aso,, IA. ho,,
THAT horses have memories, and
rood ones too. Is shown by and In
eident which took place on the TAR
s-r,,,nds nj Wooster, Ohio. recently.
go year the Russia fily WoOdbird.
-s-hiie auartered In a stall on the fair
f-rounds was terribly frightened BY
q small snake which got into her man
ger She was in such fear that she
bad 10 be removed. This year the
anne stall was assigned WoodbEd.
when she saw the niangcr she began
trembling violently. and finally fell
over and acted az II taken with q
chiil All efforts to quiet the My
saiied. ard she was taken TO another
xtau. where she became quiet and con-
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