Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-15
Sales, 400 bales.
Produoe ami ProNipie II

ST. Lou s, Mo-, June "A Flour steady quiet
unchanged. Wheat opened wess, Gecliuen half
and was afterwards very uns I'll -, reroverIu &
y tribe at the close, final or Crs being e below
Yesterd- " eX cent Dec m1er which closed same
as YESTERDAY. No. , red cash SSc; June closing
s7As July S}7I S4's closing al sac; August 81 :
So \; December $3.50 55lsc Corn-Old crop year
Is little better; cash 4sG4S &C; July 4S364S;.c,
cosiDg at 4S'sc: August 49H G49}sc, closiug al
40 ;; year 3yG39h closing al 3ls Oats dull, but
a5 IT. o co1nme asi 54y W6.ty A9 81
Provisions steady. PORK at sI4 40. Lard S. 00e
6 Og; Tor z clears s. 5O6 62H; clear ribs s. 62lt
o. Is; short clears 81 e7H0S 20. Bacon, boz ed
shoulders, s. 62Hd6 Is; long clear IS 4l6s I21i (;
Gear ribs, S. 4Oas As; short clear, SIS GoGS 20
Hams $40 75Gll 70. Afternoon board: Wheat
weak and loWsr; June SIC: July S3HC; August
s3Ic. Corn Dull; June a; July ts]zc; August
SIC; September 1870. Oats quiet June Slhc;
July 2stc.
CH CAGO, ILL, June "A - Local trade DID 3
share toward sustaining fairly an active wheat
market to- day, but the country ibid not come
vithis orders 10 any extent. Prices were
higher early Rsd activity prevailed both on ad-
Vance and decline, bus towards loon the pit
became dali with prises about a Ter last
nights report. The rumor that the Emperor
or Germany was dying had no eject on the
mE'ket Curreut figures Of to dny make the total
wheat crop Of tae year about SS5, eO0 co bushes
This had no eject. Crop news from the south
west WAS slightly bearish. Crop news from the
racine COAST was DUlllen. July opened at 81 G
sold TO a4hIc down 10 "a. up TO SAC, Gown to
sic, up to s4H:. reacto@ and ciosed at S5%6
s5'Gs. There was quiet trading In corn al Gay.
Receipts l09 ssrs less than estimated and
as Consequence speculative market opened
very strong, erst ISLES being at &c over
yesterday close. There were 70 MAY longs
willing 10 unload at the advance, however, 1t
cerld not hold and gradually worked down,
with frequent reacIiOn-, -, but recovered
somewhat. Estimates for 10 morrow are still
larger and haI . weaEeDing effect al the close.
nj IN
abs, up to 53&d53.c. aud closed at 53c
In provisions IqRiet day was exp 9rehced and
speculate n was dul FROM FIRST. Operators were
unwilling o take nol3. an in the future mar
tet there was iille or no change. July pork
sold at S!3 72lIalj TX and closed al SIS Is. July
lard, S. o21s as IS. closing at the latter figure,
latter figure. Leading fut1re, closed:
Whest-Juv S3l[c, August SEC, Sep
tnber $3.50, December SiRc. Corn -Ju"e
SIC; july SIC; August 55Hc: Octyber 53x
Sl3 S.; seutember Sl3 IS. Lard-July s. IS;
ADJUST SIS 60; september IS IS. Short ribs-July
81 So; August 81 SKI September 81 IL. Cash
quotations we're; Fiout quiet and steady with
prices Ioninaly unchanged. Wneat-So.
red SiSc NJ. corn 52}ic. Mess pork per
barrel SIS 10. Lard per 100 pounds S. 471
der., boxed, 50 o-G6 rs short elesr sizes,
boxed, So 05,
NEW ORLEANS IA, June Il Corn dali and
weak; mixed 6ta65c; yel ow csa67c; white
dt oi'G UC. VA entti Anu low !
No. ?, 4la42o. Coffee Gull, weas and lower; Rio
l34616kc. Cornmeal easier q 81 81. Hay quiet
nus steady; prime $40 oJG2l 70; choice
81 OOG23 20 Hog products dull and dropping
for PORE. Lards7 s71s. Bulk meats-shoulders
Sc As; long clear and clear ribs $3.50 Ba
con- Shoulders Sc SIX; long clear s. IS;
clear ribs s. IS. Hams Sll 37HSu t2H.
Whisky market quiet at 81 O591 1871.
Coffee qaiet but firm; Rio l4HGl7kc. Rice
steady at sx64xc Cotton seed products du
and nominal. sugar steady and drm; omen.
settle. strictly prime, SIC; fully fair to prime,
5Ic; centrif gals. caCice wbi.e, SIC; off white,
low clarified, 6 Is 1886; seconds 5H65%c.
Mol4sses steady; open kettle. fair to good fair.
1920; centrifugals, prime to good prime,
lSG20c.