Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-18
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[ 81. LOUIS, No., Nav ,6.-Flour quiet and
/; unchaaged Wheat opened rong, aad ad-
vanced lc, then ranged within &c Tor some
Ing Il bsvs yas.errsy. No. red cssh S ssc;
May closing st s2a; Jane 93- closing at sSi<c
nominal: August ssxass5sc, closing
May closing 55%: june sso sisaass S ' eiss
| ing sS4c; July 4SG55Xc cioeing st 55c.
Oats ouil each S51s; May s5Hc; June SIC;
q e. s,95 Cornmeal stroeg ts2 90 whisky
| 81 u Froyi ions stroIga PoIk SIS 90. Lard,
s. 006s l2s. Dry salt meats, boxed s ouiders
g ooSS ~; long clesrs, 81 621 clear ribs.
ders, Sc so long clears. So 60; clear ribs,
| g %; snort clears, S. IS. BANS, $40 0od1s 90.
ternoon arC: Wheat strong and hieher;
May 93c; June 93s.c: in y 9l;: Ausust coke;
December sii<c Corn firm. NAV 5sKc; June
SOC; July $3.50; August 5j1sc. OTIS, nothing
cone.
CHIC co Ill, May l6-Had the tor e of ths
markets. for the day been judged by the OPEN
ing price N Change me Joy of toe profess
81 nal bears wou.d have been full Wheat
OH rel from eve ) hing ell. In having Its
opening prices, which ". re z, lower than last
night, the hott N fer the uav- Before room,
however. there was Gu K nera 5uliing OF
me market th.: prices vAEe d Ike
fr, 70 the p ming lgur 8. II was bulls Ire
caro- 1t an lner ssIIde toward wheat. The sd-
vance was not on cable nor on &c. eign news,
but against Is aGd in spite of 1t The bulge
here was largsly due to & few leading houses.
When tn. crowd was unloading yesterc ay big
fe lows Kept still, and m any thought they were
get Ing from uncer wheat, whtn the market
opened this mornt & about &c low where they
stoPpe1 buigit IL wo Gays sga. They put
these brokers Into pit a ID with help of or wd
who bi up TO ge In asain, prices W re ad-
VI cso &c; July opened at SIX, sold down to
s79fc: Ielc ed and advanced 20 sOSc, aud
u SD st sO3sc. Corn was without startling
a.ures today ; Is showed weakness b. decline
Of TO go from opeaing price:
after whest had climbed over
;, corn Ial led aud sold st noon no to last
rights prices, while we're the hi. hest for the
reacted - SO &C and closeu az 50; JulY opened
at $3.50 declined II 5TSc and closed a. alsSc.
The pgovi iol market WAS slow s. without
special attraction to any class of opera.
Ioss Tbs scslpers offered raouct
mo 'erately Ea'ly st orger iona developed
but "a e. It .urned to wares. especially In
July opened at sl4 42h, sold at sl4 30, sd-
ytnc u to Sl4 20. broke tU Sli 50, and Closed az
sl4 o; Juy lard sold at S. ESas 50 snd
pounds OF shor, ribs. July ranged 81 65a7 72l<.
a1d closed at 81 e7< the lrsdiag IN ures
c Co Theat5Aay sac. Jals so'i,, August
Mess pork PER barrel june si4 80; July slt 40:
A gust S. 40. Lao, pr 100 unds jams
s. SIX. short ribs, June 81 60; -Jaly 81 67i
Anguish TX; September 81 s. Cash quota
ton: wee: Flo Qniet and firm. Wheat.
NO. z rec 70 20. Srn DC 0oSc. Meee p1rR
per barrel sl4 25 Latu per 10 ouuds s. AK:
short ribs, tides, loose. 81 co. Dry salted
shoulders, b Xed, S. 0Ud6 3. short clear sides,
bJx d, S. lC6s 10
NEW YoRk, My i6.-Cofee-Spot fair; Rio
firm al 15alc; options rather ia Ter and mocer-
steIy active, rios firm. "a e., SO 10 bags:
Ma j 6G9l3 30: j ne IL s09i3 -; July ~ IS
Gl2 IS; Au ust IL 55ali 80; September 10 $50
II so, OotUbsr 10 7'Gl0 ~. Susar ttesnN and
quiet; centrIing ST.; ST. CroiI IS est IL Ice;
reii1ed qnie'. NJ ldsses dull. Rice stescy.
Pelro cum sJea1y clusef firm ri sS5Sc. Cotton
seed oil .oIed ut So crude, 4ic rth led.