Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-12

| Special to the Gazette.
| NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-Visible supply of cotton
In the world according to the Chronicle of this
| date:
Total supply to-day O4S BIB
Same day last year. 1850, S23
Difference .............. ............ 7.510
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
EETs.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Aug. 1O.-Flour Quiet
Wheat-Lower. The market was weak all
through, but more especially for December,
which had free selling all the session and where
September l5G3sc below yesterday. Shorts
were steady buyers of the nearer options, and
s sgns c anxi9us TO get out Cash se
bid; December, T6c; May, sGs4c bid.
Corn-Lower and quiet. Cash, 3315c; septem-
Der closed, S23sc; October, 32l8c asked Decem-
ber, 3115c asked; year, 5l1sc askedi May, SIC
Corn mea!-22 oQa2 O5.
Preyisions-Quiet.
Pork-$I1 %.
Lard-Prime steam, nominalIy, SO 90.
Dry salt meats-Shouiders, 81 STl5Q5 90; longs
and ribs, S. 65q5 IS; short clear, IS 05G5 50.
G. B 31 5o shoulders 8 5oj longs and ribs,
So 2JG6 30; snort clear, Sc S21a.
CHICAGO Ill, Aug. IO.-For the last day Of a
dull weak in wheat speculative trading was
tive and everything favored lower prices and an
other downward dip OF "a was witnessed before
noon. September went to 75l4o and December
to 771sc. So uniformly. depressing were the sur
roundings that the bears appeared at last to have
the courage of their convictions and they went
at the market with rush right from the start.
At the close 1li4c was the market, being net loss
for the day ON December of s4e, and for the week
of llse,
Corn was active and weak; trading was
heavy, and the volume of business larger
than for many days past. The market closed
5sas4e lower than yesterday.
Fairly active trade was reported in mess pork,
with considerable fluctuations in prices in mar
row ranges, Prices declined 10e during the early
art nj tba n lint oil a6 5S7- iofar
closed comparatively steady.
Some interest was manifested in the lard mar
ket and the feeling was easier.
fairly active trade was reported in short ribs
and the feeling was comparatively steady.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-No 2. September, 75ssc; December.
Corn-No. 2. September. s5c; October, 85lso;
Mess ..sseptember, $40 57la; October,
Lard.,september. Sc 421a; October. Sc 40;
Short ribs-september. So 42ls; October. IS 421s;
January, 81 %.
Flour-Quiet; Southern winter lOc lower.
Wheat1No; 2 spring, 1889; No. cred, 1880
Mess pork-siO 55S1O 90.
Lard-S6 57IaG6 40.
Short ribs-Sides, loose, So 40a5 30.
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, S. Sizes 90.
Short clear sides-Boxed. So s7laa6 CO.
New YoRK. Aug. O-wheat-Lower. Spot,
No 2 red, S56s6c. Options closed: August,
94iAc; September, 859sci October, S6lac; Mo-
vember, S59sc; December, se15c; January, 8794o;
Corn-steady. Spot, No. O. 4slac Options
closed: August, 43Isc; September, 1850; Octo-
Der. 43Isc; November, 4+tsc; December. 4315c.
Coffee-OptiOns opened steady, Is to % points
up, and closed steady, IS to 30 points up; sales,
80 $50 bags, including August, Sl5.20; Septem-
Der SIS 2jG15 SO; October and November, Sis 50
@15 80. SpOt-Rio fair; caTgOes, 1870.
Sugar-Raw. entirely nominal; refined, quiet,
Molasses-Foreign, nominal; New Orleans,
quiet.
Rice-steady and quiet; domestic, 4sel4c;
Japan, nlsG51sc.
KANSAS, CITY, Mo-. Aug. O.-Wheat-Lower,
No. red CSC asked; August, 651zc bid; Septem-
&c asked.
Corn-32c; No. cash, zoe asked; August, 19c
asked.