Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-20
GESEE Markets.
Produc, sna Provialocs.

ST. LOUIS, No, June ls-Flour Gulet aDt
steady, wheat very unset 81, quicker eelliAg
CHECKED b. tn eatt L ing weather an. no: uu b
remand. op, ned pretty hrm and advanced
some bat tel back afterwards and ea-ed &c
below yesterday. Nc. 2Ied Gosh SIiz6S5 jay
5 IsGS q, CLOSING SI's. AUGUST ! slt4, clos
December s6i4 ds6st, closing a, ee's. Corn uul
ar weak, arly closet firm; cash H%d47
Juiy AZ G45.s cIosi9s 45h. August 45's a 49,
closing +e'I. Year s7d3I'S. CLOSING
st S7i.. Oa-a lower but active, cash 81 a 81 !.
June SIC. Jolly 27ac. Cornneai easy ct s. 40
hisky nrm at 81 IA. Provisions easy POrs
SA IS. Lard IS 90 Dry salt seats boxeO
shou"ers IS S7lla6 90; long clear 81 scare SIX
CT :r ribs 81 75d7 SIX; short clears 81 s711 "a
o.. Bacon boxed shoulders S. 10; long Gears
S. 37H6s ~; clear ribs SIS 4OaS 45:
all GO. Afternoon BOARD Wheat higher;
June s3hc, July Size. August sla<c. Corn
trmer; July Nitc. August +7c September 47l<c.
Oats firm; June sac, Ju s7Ec, August "a &C.
CHICAGO, ILL June l9.-With the ex option
of few liberal operations early, wheat was
unusually duh to-day Prices opened slightly
lower and declined about &c early, reacted &c
later, and By noon the pit was partly des rieI
as elsewhere, outside trade was veIssEs T..
Sales ged July Sl1l0slHc dowa to SC, then
up TO SAC. Matters looked seaIish insthe oefr
pit until near tAe close, the receipts wArs,oVer
fifty cara short of The estimate this m0rniD q
bat prices declined easily &c earl /; when No
horts found the market stuboarn sos
blsItel TO cover LnGIe Wa3-34<EleaX0r.
sale, and prices at once went up MEsfst
points ard closing wa. m, sboRt Ls6Gcvsf
bottom pr ces and sc better tina lrHnight
June rold at 49a5Oc. July sta ted at6oc, sold
at 19Ic and clo-eG at &c. The gebtral fer I
ipgs were quite m0dera e after &c tain large
operators ceased offering amid vary SIN lIi
changes to lSc. l'.c above inside, and finally
C ossd only ~ lower, at 5lI4c for July. Pro,
visions were quieter. the trading being entirely
# sCslplng nature weaker faeit
ing prevailed and the last .sates
were at ne. decline Of 7Hes ea.
ork, &c ca lard and 2l3c on shortriosS Lskd
was rel.t'yey the woE- est article. SAippt No
fulp II, and we're holders disposed to oter
their p ui>rsy 4 shsrp declire would have re-
sulfe1- June broke Sc on q tfeGng Of 2o0
Heres. July radged st $ 40QS 81 snl closed
at S 4gG ~ JUL pork opened at Sl3 IS a d
CLOSED at Sl3 IS. Sh1Ttrip7 slow with sales for
July ~ 81 o0d7 IS, ans closed a. 81 S0Q7 5!1z
Leading fu.ure' closed: Wheat June
Corn -Ju1e so7sc July Sic; August Sis c.
S""t 'mber 521sc. Mess pork per barrel, July
Sl3 IS; Augus, SI3 So; ertenber Sl3 95. Lard =
Ju!ySS 10; AUGUST S. 30; Seutemb,r r October
S. So. snort ribs-July 81 SPY; August 81 80;
September s. 67h, Cash quota. iols wree
Wheat-No.2 red S2:No. 2 corn 49, G5Oc. Meas
pork per barrel So 70. Lard per 100 pounds
SS35 Short ribs, sides, loose, 81 50; shoulders
boxed, IS at p; short clear sides. boxed,
IS O0GS O5,
NEW YORK, June l9.-Coffee-spot fair; Rio
quiet at l5c; options variable and circular,
closing hrJn; sales 76.5 bags: June y 5oG
Il 65; July 10 659 o 95; August sosiO 10; Sep
tember 9 7oGls05; October $50 90 Sugar
Firm; Engis h Island IL Ice; Sc teat cetIifu-
gals 5hG5 II 16; &c test refEed arm, fair de-
mano. holasses sul.-