Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-13
GENERAL saAKKErs.
Produce and Provis,.na.

ST LOUIS MO-, April ll.-F!0Cr-Quiet and
iunchangeG. Wheat opene1 Wits free selling
nd declined &c, when q rally carried the
| Prize IG1Gf higher than Yesterday. No. 2
| red cash, s. SCI May slXdSsHc, closing at,
July 1Isi 79hc, closing a. TO-: Au. US. 7-Ts979c,
| closing 49,; December Sl2s SIC, closing 1T SIC.
CorI7Upened weak but rallied, CLOSING &c above
yesterday; cash is494Sxc: May az G4s1lc,
closing at 4SHc; June 4Tlic, closinE al IS &c,
nomiaal; Jaly 47js@4sIIc. closing at
1850 asked. oais strong and higher;
Cornmeal :. 3 80 WHISKY ay at spS'I Pro-
visions strong and higher. Pork Sl4 p. Lard
81 Is. Dry salt meat= shoulders, boxed, IS 81;
short clears. 81 4OG7 50. Bacon, bo' ed, shout
deIs, $ 81; long clears, 81 s0GI 81; clear
ri6s. s. SIG 81; short clears; s. 109s 10.
a"tive but weak sc lower; May $50: Juno
| Size; july 7s5sc; December SIG. Corn lower;
Nav Az case; Jolly 47Xazsc. Oats easier MAY
| Box.
CHICAGO. Ill, April ll.-ThIs was another
| fed day in whe I. The crawl started to play
the market for reaction q &c after the2c bulge
| of Tuesday. The opening was NC under the
| closing price, and with realizing one hand
and covering on the other the price of May
vlbrsted and held an hour between IKE and
IS3sc, but all the while under the closing points
| of last night. Dne operator turned buyer 8 d
| another attempted to furnish, covering HE
| line, ard some outside orders helped to start
the prICe upward About Il o'clock May
| touched IS1Ic, CO &c higher than the lowest
pOiLt of last week. From this there was re-
action to 777sc, and then came the second raliyo
about noon, and prices s'ot mp NC In very
shoIt jime and touched ISSs a ISsic. This gave
the tops heavy feeling ana Il dropped back to
lsHc. During ne last fifteen minutes
Of the morning session the third
bulge came, and the price went to 79bc.
AL important shorts WsIe now supposed To Ue
covered Snd me io5aI cr,w were loaced up
heavily before the close Of the afternoon ses'
sion. Wheat declined &c, los ne a. 7Si4c for
May, the exact fgare for twenty our hours
previous. Local receipts of corn were little
M two sNFfP
were lower than lass nights C Osing. AS in
wheat there was FeaiiziI 6 ea-ly and prices de-
cllned lightly from tHe opening Du'lng the
forenoon a reaction cams and corn started up
with wheat bat IL was slower, the price rage
IN May for the DAY rs IL ana from 80 Is to
53szc, closing at j3c, was the eame as
gap between May, June and July, June sold at
&c under May and July abreast with May,
while last mig May vas &c ;emium over de-
farTed futures. There was some unlos"ing by
longs in corr while the N Tket was held up in
pork by unus al ST. en- 9Th in wheat. There was
less excitement, and oeCi ed falling If in
volume of tradi & in pork Large part of shorts
went to cover yesterday, her &c the demand
from that source W s less urgent. Balls were
in the pit selling al the crowd would
from SI427]l to sI3a5; bulge to sl4 42IS
follnwed in W grade. L was n ced that long
stu # came out freely and an Impression pre-
v. lied that bulls were holding the market to
enable IN, NJ to sell more of their holdings. Re-
cession TO Sl4 l21 followed advance and last
bdl65 ROL LuAl ukuIS, -6lnR L & Io 3 tHdQ :
yt sterday's close. spoculsI RS are still unable
to tell whether It is deal squeeze. Lsrd was
more active, stronger ana advanced l71fc and
Short ribs adV van 7sc; msy selling
at 81 1907 Is and closing Mt 81 l2k.
l. aiding futures close 1; Wh at-So; 2, A"Iii
53c. Mess pork, per barrel. May jun sI4 l2H;
July is4 70. Lard-May 81 I62h; JTne s. 655
81 20, July, 81 PIX August, 81 IS. Cash quota.
lions were: Eleur firm unchanged. Wheat
No: red S21fc; No 2 co corn SEC, Mess
POUNDS, 81 s.. Short RIB tifer, 81 l2H. Dry
sailed shoulders, boxed, 50 1896 90. ) ort clear
sides. boxed, 81 56a7 60.
steady; choice IS 5Ca3 8O fancy 81 OO64 10;
extra fancy s. Is "A GO; winter wheat patents
81 5O04 IS; him esota palens process 81 75@
and prices higher; No. ; 80 640c. Cornmeal
ga easter at s. TO- Hay 6 aTmsr prime $40 SOC
GOOD demand at full prices. Hog pro-
ducts stea' with fair demand. Pork, 81 3fh--
Refined fierce lard Il on. Bulk m eats-shoulc-
81 so. Bacon--shoulders Sc IS; long clear
S 10: clear ribs IS Is. Mans 10 75Hl 12a.
Whisky steady at q o59l 81. Code Tine mar
quoted at I2s isisee Cotton see : products dull
and nominal. Sugar easier open kettle,
prime, Is Ice; fully fair, 3-16c; CHOICE.
lI-i6:; centrfugsls, plantai ion anu!ated
SIC; choice white, s5l96 5,l6o off white / lGs
d6Hc; choice We low clarified. 5zsc; prime yell
low clarified 1905 81 l6c; fl yelllow clarified,
II -l6d5 sc; seconds I&55st Molasses quiet
bu steady; orsn-kettle chOn e 33G35c, strictly
prime 29d30; centrifugals, strictly prime, %
Sl2c; prime to good prime, &c.
NEW YORK, April li.-COf iee-Spot fair; Rio
quiet at 14a9; options shade higher, but
very quiet; sales 276Ge bag, April IL 400 II al;
May II 350ll 90; June II cell q July 10 70;
Angus 10 SC Sugar IN Ia Cemand and irms
IN fntF nfr1arg Tod rNn1n
grades 494s1 peTnambucf rs, est, 4K; refined
hrm; oentri ugals cut-t, 4 Z; U 81; white extra.
O so; yellow bean "a of A 5r6i-l6s
mould A J.; Standard I. 6l$: CONFECTIONERY
A 6ts; powdered J; grs nulaLed A 60 cubes T.
Molssses steady. Cota seed oil quote1 3d.
Crude 3SIz5S9h, refined