Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-17
GENERAL d aRKETs.
Produce ana Provisions

ST. LOUIS, NO., Ap,n 6-Flour-Higher;
ranging from g 5Oa4 so Wheat opened firm
and advan.td from the START, reaching &c
above opening before halt wa, secureo,
towards ore t. fell of ~ and closed sc above
Sl urdaY; No. red. cash, S54r; NAV S4's1
Sji5c, closing at s4%C; Ju"e SiEsdS5%c, clos
An ia slitdS2c. clos ng at Sl%r; December
S5ss dS61s. closing at s54c. Corn opened
s.roDg, but lost GROUND ana c,OsinZ &c lower;
cash 5OHc; May 5Ol. djlc. closing AZ 5D'Gc;
Jalv 5O%a5O2lc, clio sing at 5Osic. Oats lower;
cash 33a3'l4c; MAY 32c. Lead sci in
higher at 81 6oa2 IS. whisev s. 70 Prov sions
strong and higher. PORK Sl4 80. Lard 81 371s.
Dry salt meats. shoulders s. 81 long
clears. 81 OG7 p; clear ribs, s. 2j@7 SO; shorl
ders, Sc 3D.; long clears, 81 75Q79i; cl ar
rios 8 U as l2E; short clears S. 25as 80. Hams
$40 O96l2 o..
CHICAGO. ILL., April 76-Wheat was on u
grauu tO.uas ; there were Il any things 10 favor
D Ill susta;nel "A tvl:es Yesterday, gave syn
d cate OF lJca BUYERS more COURAGE again.
crop expert who has been on the r ,ad Tor IOc2i
po,ut" came Ia this IN rning with report tina.
more than confirmed COVER ment repOr. of last
week o. point of damage to W inter- wheat Op.
rDis C used bold tr mt and courage 40
nerve of local buyers fila htened shores and
roye,be r the! bulged prices as The. have not
since last vember wien the country got IN
DER wHeat Prices ranged: May 707.c ;" cpe7,
then up TO size; back IN sO2sc, up 10 6O2tc and
,
dtCrfase &c 100 less than expected which, u
Eether with realizing sales. caused ease dur
ing the last hour Of the ses i'm There was
stIoug feeling on curb and he open
lag was o. 16Hc bet er Than pr.css
for corn than the close on Saturday,
there WAC faic Du ing by some leading local
al strength The pit was filed with excited
traders early, and prices advanced from open
Ing abou &c, but the marRet was not so we'll
sustained as wheat, and before noon there was
rag Ntf m fFnu tlT N I'M n
closing price at p m was &C ov.r So urd J.
May sold at 553Ic. up to 56h4 d56%c back tot5Sc,
~ 10 exc cloSirg 56]s Pr .yIsi ms parted
company with grain, ana declined, closing sales
at O'Clock Oeing 10; lower on pork, 2aGo on
short lbs. At O'CLOCK TX Closed at sl4 27a
outside buying orders came IN tlowly ana local
1t required little pressure to keep prices on the
downward path 4 ter they hat flirIy started
Nav openel a. Sii IS sold at sl4 49, d clineI
main In stesdy with ii1ht offeriIgs May sold
q 81 7C67 IS Ind closed al 81 7!Hu7 IS. Short
ribs for May opened at 81. soli at = 30 anI
Iece ed TO- s. 8, Leading failures cIos-d as
SIC; December IS; Corn-MsY t61ci
June S5Hc; July ana - Augn.t 55.e;
Mess p ,rk, ner barrel; as{sl4 2!4 June Slt40i
s. 50; July s. s." Aug.st 81 %. sh It
August, 81 SIX. Dash quotations were:
were asking an adva1 ce Ice per barrel. wheat-
No. , red S3ilc. No. 2 corn 55zc. No, 2
oats 29d32i1c. Nc. rye Gle. No barley ia
so. 10. II K SEED 81 70. Prime tim othy seet
g 7OSS2 9a.Ms.s i'orA Per bsrrelSl4 l21aGH IS.
Lard, per OF pounus, 81 TX. Snort rib
,ide,, loose, 1913. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed,
s. 7566 90. s-orL clear sides, boxsd, 81 q
I so. "A
NEW Y,RK, April 16-Coffse-spotfair; RIO
Axe; options dull and lover! sales $3.50
bags bags; April II 5; Ma, 10 s5al0 s5 june
10 65Gl0 IS: July 10 25o10 IS August 10 ia;
-ept N osr s0d10 GO, Octoner IS DectMber
9 s5GlU 90; January so; February 90: March
10 o.. Sugar steady; re6ned steaCy and qniet,yl
G at SIC; extra G at 5H65ze; white e4tsa
@ SIC, yellow l6GSac; coffee 600 1lraBos
mould Sc; sssndarn exc; confectioaexe