Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-02

produc. AND Provirions

ST. LoB,s Mo-, June 1.-Flour-Dull. but
firm. Whess opsl ed fam and has been quite
close droppe No, closing &c sbnve las. night.
10 red, cash SIS; June 49, BID; jay S5i40
sec. closing at siiic; 'ugu.t s4zs 6s5nc osi &
5osa5ijlc Jane sos c 5oi2c. ci5sins It 56sE:;
ia 5lI652ldc, closing a. 59j5;; eugu.t DIX
a527s closing at 5s!lc; year Sstsa4e elosing
s. sn i'I s. OF Suly '% RSc cash August sss 49,
sas ie as s. 50. W6,,ky at s. is.
Provisions easy: pork, si4 80. Lsr1 S. o.:
clears, 81 5Od7 62k; clear ribs, 81 %: short
cleare s. 0U6s I2h Bacon boxed shoulders,
Sc so long clears s. 57nSs &C; clear ribs So 31s@
Afternoon Bosro Wheat firm; June s9c;
July $50; Augu.t $50; December S9ls'. Corn
quiet; June ol1sc; July h0+c; August $40.
Oats dull; June SSc; July 1850; august 2I4c'
CHICAGO ILL, June There wa "a more
sstis ed feeling on 'ch ,nge after the delivery
hour this morning Grain d. provisions that
went Ioun was estimated at from $4,000 10
and perhaps 10. coo l.erces Of la d. Corr aod
q. is were q letls held and that CAV a frmsr
feeling. Tnere was wider interest In wnert,
and the c'9 Nv was as. SUI neryoU ater
Whatever, X crime tsmanipuia'HYs performed
ear Ter In the wess rs feelers appear to have
frightened the bull feeling In the pit. There
was such goot buying to -dal shat shortly after
noon July, which han o. ened &c higher, sold
20 over carry morbi ng price. i h 8 was done
.,hout aoy yer promiu emit ball. .ho wing
lead ard without any large short interest o
help prices upward. p ice Current estimate
still 6ivss little improvement In crops and puts
the shori age at 6. 00G goo Little attention wac
paid to cables spd very few ntw items of crop
news were digesied. July opened 3! S'1f:.
reached sold up to $3.50 and back to s5aic,
q nu1 Der Ot times, and then on epIrt went t.
s6hc, aud on later bulge touched e67sc ssgged
back to S61ss, reacted and closed a. sS1ac.
There was less manipulation and narr wer
range in other crop features. Very good bust
ness was transacted In corn 70 DAY. the feel.
within higher range Of prices. Rsreipts were
smaller than expected and this together with
good buying by short int est advanced the
Tor cash and anticipation of de
crease In receipts for to morrow W re also
bullish I atures. Hutchinson was re, orted rs
with slight reactions advanced to 56,te. reseted
and closet at Sc. The main provisionh' late
dulness YVES continued and the preva ling
little By q oeliyeries and ofsrin Of June, but
l,rd and short ribs on the ,ntrary sustained
sligo, advance Ger, IN prices J1ly pork opened ,sa
at 81 TO- declined nnsn,e to M OK and i9 ssd
opened It IS i7s. advanced to s. so, and closed
at the open pg price. July short iibs opened
a. 81 60. ceclined to and 1v closed at 81 By.
July ssac; AUGUST siTc; December
ss1sc. Corn = June 52s.c, July $50.
August &c. Sepsembsf sSS.;
Mess pork per Dbl june sts IS: july sl4lo;
August Sl4l7x. L'rd-June IS AZ; July
S. 47I: AUGUST s. so; o toner S So Short
rios June 81 so; July 81 57h August 81 Go;
Seq tembsr 81 y Cash quotations were: Flour
Rataer quieI; prices iirm on winter, rather
easier on 81 ring ana strong on rye. Wheat
No. red s74Sc 70. corn, $50. Mess po;k
per barrel SIS 956l4 90 Lard per 10 pounds
SIS 40 Short ribs, sides, loose, 81 AK al 50.
ury ssited shoulders, boxed. 50 e0d6 IS. short
clear sides boxed, s. 0)Gs 0j
NEW YORK. june I.-Cofee-Spot fair; Bic
firm It 16Hc: options 23e85 points higher
July Is so O ID So; August IL 45@l2 7O; sep
TENDER IL 6501l so; October II 206ll 40; No
vemb, ii 0561l 20. Sdgar-Stesdy and quiet;
refined firm; molasses steady; cottcf seed oil
easy; domestic feece 2062ec; pE, e1 le65sc;
Texas I2G2oc.