Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-15
9RNERAL n MARKETS
Produce and Provisions

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, NAV l4-Flour str ing And
higher, ranging from So 6Od4 60. VIII at opened
then raj led and boem.1 up rapiSly and closed
| X above saturday. Cold wealth er in the,nor b.
west, fhort crop In the west anda bal
n 1sa adVi Sa sens val SoOmed
closing at 92c bid; July saa as0I CLOSING sO1c;;
August s9HGse!i clos ng 9Ux asked DecembeI
s3zs a 9ih, closing e4a Corn opened very
June oslng 54Ac; July i4I@551S, closlng
at 55H; August 55e bid; year as. osinf
s2hc bid Oats very strong and higher; cash
meal. s. 70. WHISKY at 81 Il Pr Piovi.io 5n
higher. Pork SIS 90. Lsrd, IS 90. Drsgssit
meats, boxed .toulders Sc OOaS 12KI;
long clears, 81 5od7 sly; clear rios, 81 e2xB
62k; short clears S; 20. Bacon-b2 xsd shea
ders, Sc so long clears, IS 450s 5ossselear
ribs, S. 1913 80; short clears, IS 7Das IS
Hams $40 o06l2 90 Afternoon board: Wheat
9OHc; December $3.50 Corn str ng; May SIC:
higher; May $50; June s5Hc: July sic.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 14.-Ths bulls were d.
vidtd on wheat to day. Prices opened &c
higher than the close on Saturday, and few.
large operators and very many SIN all ores
turned sellers. Heavy realizing caussssa de-
cline from The opening figures of 7I9xc, but
prices and they came about II O'clock.
1t was known po,i,ively that the decrease
in visib supply would be large perhaps
oSesins prices were s rsssined. S AaSsSSs
ports we're filed from Oslo and Indians say
ing that wheat growing In those statas would
yield but little more than that needed for seed
and consumption TWAS y 40 m when visible
supply hsureswere posted and showed decrease
of o46 COO bushels growing feeling Of streng h
in wheat eliminated du:ing the last IF cen
and prices VENT beyoh si al. f fosme9
bulges. July opened sec, declined
TO $50, reacted 10 soc; sold down again to
ss1c: gain receded touching size and closed
at S9E Situation In corn was strong; May
sold higher on opening at COZ. Later
sales were to 5K under this dguie
and closing price was 59>Ic. Other fu.u
highest price Of opening, then rallied again
with wheat, and Ike wheat made sharp sd.
vances before tn close. July sold from tSc up
to 5shc, hack TO 57xc and up to 53kc. CLOSING
at 5sxc, or about 'tc above satur avs close
The visible supply decreased 2,449, 070 bushels.
Provisions were moderately stronger and
hi. her in the face Of LARGE receipts Of hogs
ever, all sold strong, and with the advancing
tendency of grain york advanced 2fc and lard
advanced about 1sc. Short ribs were sold quito
freely By packers, but remained steady. JAY
pork sold at $lt 406l4 go am closed at sl4 IS
lard at S. 3THas 52H, and closed at S. SIS: short
r BIS at 81 67Sd7 IS, and closed at 81 TX 4
Leading futures closed as flows: Wheat-Msy
Oorn-May 1880; June 5shc; July 5s1c:Auenst
5ssc. Mess pork, per bbi, . une Sl4 IS; July
Sl4 IS; August Sl4 rs. Lard-June S. so;
July S. % Angus So 5II1; September S. 62h
Short ribs-June delivery quoted at 81 SIX
July -; August 81 So; september S. 7OH.
cash quo ations were: Flour quiet and firm. |
Q red 92Iz693. No. corr 59A. Mess
pore per barrel sl4 60. Lard, per 100 pounds
IS AK. short ribs, sides, loose. 81 $50 !
SIX. Dry sailed shoulders, boxed. Sc O0e6 25 |
short clear sides. box d, 50 1Cas Is
NEW YORK. May l4-Coffee-Spot fair; Rio |
irm st Ice; options decidedly higher and |
active. SAFES, l06,750 bags. NAV IL S06Ii %; |
June Is 406l3 60; July u 45G12 95; August |
Il s. @l2 90; September IL 95all 65; October |
% S0f1 30 Sugar bull ; refined quiet; gran u
ated SIC. NJ, lasses-DuH; Cotton seed oil |
quoted 43G4ic refined.