Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-17
Produos ma Proriciona.

ST. LOUIS, MO-, June l6.-Flour dead. dull
Wheat opened weak and CeClined Ia on &c
count of general unloading. Later recovered
about &c; closet &c below yesterday. No. ,
red CASH s5z.c; July SlGS2Hc, closing at 81 &C.
August ST. q SIZE, clost1g at ol&G; Decem Der
49, GSI1c, CT sing S68. Corn opened weak
july 45'sG46'lr, cosing at 45a.,: AuS lst
46h4a41'.r: clgsing 49, Year 90 sdSis4c.
clO-tl at 367s'. Oats weak anu lower, c4sD
81. GS24c June 3lsso bid; july 2sd2S}ac &c;
ARkLst 2i's bis. COrnme4l a. !! 20. whi,fy
81 i. Provisions steady. Pork 5 &c. lar
IS % Dry so m ats. boxed sh ulder' 8 ~ (;
loi clears s. 5lG7 6!l,; clear ribs s. Il S174;
Fhort clears IS 20. Bacon: DO ed snollGers,
81 10; long CT ars IS 25dS As; ca a. ribs $ 3 q
) T.: Ehort clear, $ j1dS 20. Hams Il SO % o
II 20.
CT CIGo. Ill. June IG - When business
opened on 'Chalge TO-DAY IT was unite evident
tat The spnit of Equi alton was general.
Tn re were rev eNcep lJI anG few bold tax
erS Il cereals but this only served for slight
rallies AID checked downward tendency. BY
room the conservative feeling Of tue M rdi9Y
gave way 10 e.ewAl u vi. orOus llqGda ioSi !,
LarFe quaint les Of ong wheat came out dFta,
which WAS unchanged at 81 atek
5cli!nG TO Size cary aat IeIurn kaQxSo
about the c'o.e last night the price tookaF6eCS
Und purge and went to eU'sC with i sHght
rally 70 Il &C. As again the 81 lrt Of ,caihir.
and liquidation there was lit,lc to enrouras c
buying. Clearances were ems ]. There Wa
some buy Ing by XponerH Tor the Contlnen. ;.
bul seling BY British agents. The weather aud
crop news grow more b. aTish every day. Out-
side estimAes does not pat The visible supply
,ecrease az over 100000 bushel. July
clo,ed a. size. Corn wa quite
active to-day tn1 q. times Considerably
,1cited with tr ,nsacIions heavy and at lower
range ana prices. Besrs W re psrticuls ly ia
vored by ciec mttSnces. Shipmen yeste day
were Iighl. Wee.h>y was best possible Tor
growing crops. Wheat wac panicky; estimatsG
MONDAY We're large ana waR figured that .ocsi
8 ocks had incre sed fully 1000 bushels during
The week. With this array OF fact. on their
side, bears opened with more than
their usual confidence. One Of the operators
led the ball by dumping Gee 1u heis of Julfi
and he was followed uy other large firm, White
brought up tire rear Values look Hfzd
plunge downward: July opened at 5lZIc I'd
brought up shorty 8 teI noon q: te12c H1ze
there was enough buying TO preven. iurtf&x
5lSc for J,ly down to the bottom; July closed
at 50Asc. Provisions were rather slow and
weakened early in ympathy with wheat and
corn. but later became stronger ana rallied bat
the last szIes were at practically the same
prices as ;estt fday. The scalpsIs were the
principal TefeTs. bUt were not et all aggres-
siVe. July 20 sold at SlS 60GlS 10, and Clo' ed
a. Sl3 tx July lard sold ct So A. = as sly, and
cns"c ~ IS 47l{GS so Jaly shorL ribs sold at
s. 471d75 81. PacSing since Mafch l, $50 0
hogshesd5 against $4,000 same time last year.
Leading flutes closed: Wheat-Junc Sic
Jul Say s se c agsuJ Juse Sc 5oo Decg JAW
50%c; August Sic; Sert mbrr 5l1lc;
Mess PORK per Da rel, July Sl3 OK; August
Sl3 TX; eUtaWber Sl3 81 LAID July
S. 471a; Auaust IS Seutemb october S. t9.
snort r'bs-Juiy 81 80; August s. 57lz. Septem-
Der 81 81. Cash quotations; -Four du'l an un-
ch NEED. Wlnte:S3 75d4 60 sp iGg$l IS a &C; r1a
g 9JQS 80 NJ. corn 4tz4c. Mess porX pef
b.rre. SIS 6Odl3 G2E. Lard per leo pouuAs
SIS 81. SnO't ribs, sides. lOnse, As. dry sa I'D
shoullera, boxed, s. az %; snort clear .!ces,
EONcd, IS 00GS 70.