Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-15
Row York.

NEW YORK, April Ia. -Flour-Some-
what excited, and 10000 higher.
Wheat-Eeverish and excited on re-
newed war rumors. Spot lots adj
vanced 1@3c, closing rather weak;
options opened 393lc higher, but
later ruled easy. and finally settled
back 9@2c, leaving off very unsettled.
No. 2 red 81 02l@l 04 elevator. No. q
red April nominal; May 81 02@1 042,
closing 81 o.; June 81 04@1 OCT, clos.
ing 81 04s.
Corn--Advanced 1@2c on spot and
1@lsc on options, closing with reac-
ton of }@lic. Nos, SAFE; No 2, Sd
@55lc elevator; No 9 april 54s@55lc,
closing 55ic; May 55l@57c, closing
55Sc; June 561@57sc, closing $3.50.
PROVISIONS, ETC.
Coffee-Spot fair, and Rio dull, and
nominal; options shade lower only
moderately active; No.7 Rio spot 81 Is.
Sales l9 600 bags. April s. 05(97 10;
May 81 1907 Is; June 81 2OG7 25;
July 81 30@7 80.
Sugar-Dull; Standard A ZIG.
Molasses-Q Quiet and steady.
Rlce-Quiet and held firm.
Tallow--Firm l5-l6MG.
Rosin-Steady.
III lGilLlut-f lIIu, Nl Dl.
Pork-Firm; spot SIS 81
Lard-TwO and three points higher;
spot 81 30; May 81 92Gg7 IS; June
81 40@7 43.
LIVE STOCK.
Beeves-Receipts 90 carloads for ex.
ports and "A carloads for home trade
slaughterers. No trading in beef cat
tie; dressed beef firm at S@9Ic.
Sheep-ISeceipts $50, all clipped
sheep; firm feeling but no trading;
dressed mutton steady at 7@9c.
st. Louis.
PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April IA Flour
Higher and fairly active; xxx So 20
as so: family 81 O094 10; choice 81 40
GA co. fancy 81 75@5 25 patents IS so
@5 80.
Wheat--Again very active, excited
and higher, the advance being greater
than on any previous day since the
rise began, the close being 4l9bo
above yesterday; No. red 81 0sJ(11 03
each; ST 03s(9l 04l, closing 81 04I for
May; 81 04AG9l OH closing ST. Oh for
June; 81 06s@1 09., closing 81 09l for
July; 81 0lj@l 0Sl, closing 81 OH for
August
Corn-Highsr but not active, closing
TO lc above yesterday; 44@44 % cash;
44g@45sc, closing 44.c May; 48g@47,c,
closing 474c June; 479@is.c, closing
oats--EAsisr and very slow at s5Ic
cash; 35l@35, C, closing s5ao May.
Corn Meal-Firn At 81 35.
Wool Firm; tub-wRshed 800 2sc;un-
washed l5@2lc; Texas fall clip 100
Ice; spring clip OF eight msnths'
growth l1@l7le; of twelve.months'
growth l2@20c
Whisky-Steady at 81 IA.
PRovIBIoGs.
Pork-Firm; $l2 so cash; ST. So
May.
Lard--Higher; SO IS.
Bulk Meats--Steady; long clear Sc 10;
short ribs So 20; short clear SO As.
Bacon Easier; long clear S. IL;
short ribs So 65@9 20; short clear
S. S5(G7 90
HAms--$9 25@10 %.
afternoon BOARD. Wheat Opened
higher but soon declined, and closed
z G lower than at p. IN. for June and
July.
Corn-Declined l@3c.
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts 100; steady with
good demand, but prices are not quite
80 strong as those OF last week, though
the general range cannot be lowered;
exports 50 50@5 So; good to choice
shipping s. 20@5 so; fair to medium
S4 65@5 10; butchers steers 81 40@4.sO;
cows and heifers SO 25@,4 IS; corn
fed Texans 81 00@95 90
Hogs-Receipts $500; 81 25@s4 rs.
Sheep Receipts 1000; firm, with a
good demand fair TO medium So 25@,
3 IS; good to choice "a o0C94 80; extra
81 COCA IS.
Chicago.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO III. AnriI ll-EfouF