Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-13

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 12.-wool- Receipts,
$50. 1913 pounds. Market quiet and unchanged
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS.
sT. LOUIS, NO., July 12.-F1our- Quiet and
weak.
bushels, were far beyond expectations, and all
the other markets were lower and early cables
weak. There was such a pressure to sell that
the price broke off sharply early. reaction
followed and considerable frmness was shown
for some time The depression in cash, how
ever, weighed July down and July and August
let down some later. The close was steady, with
July and August 2@46sc and December &c below
yesterday. Cash, 72l2c asked; July closed T2Ssc;
Augsut, l3a4c bid; September, T4c; December,
Gorn-Dun and very light trading; cash 38lb
95Ss4c; August closed, S23sc asked; September,
55633he; May, Soc.
Corn meal-S2 1562 20.
Whisky-S1 or.
Provisions-Very dull.
Lard-very dull; prime steam, not quotable
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, s. 49, ldngs,
Sc OOG6 %; short clear, Sc 0066 10.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, IS 70; longs AND clear
clear. Sc I506 20.
Hams-Higher and firm at s11 OO018 25.
Bagging-Firm at late advance; 1h-D, s1ses
New oRISGSs, La, July 2.-Conee-;In fair
demand and prices shad&s higher. Rio. car
eSsf Si sR49 6 Fecii fS S84s1 81.
Rice Quiet 'btF steady. Ordinary to prince;
SB BggaS1e..o I, wessIk pa
suearCouiet but stead steady centrifugal. choice
white, S5sc; of white 1116@s3zc prime to choice
molasses sugar quiet at 7-160s1ac; seconds, 61a
@7be.
17@19c; common to good common, 15G16c; in
ferior, 13G14c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July Pin the aggregate, .
good speculative business was transacted IN
wheat. The opening was weak and prices de-
cined 5s01c for various deliveries below the clos
ing figures of yesterday, then reacted, advancing
3401c, ruled easy, and closed Ac higher for
July, 5sc lower for August, CSC lower for Sep"
TENDER, and &c lower for December than the
closing figures of yesterday.
Corn-Only moderate business was transact
ed; fluctuations covered a narrow range, and
most of the trading was confined to local oper-
ators.
market for mess pork. Opening sales we're made
at 5671hc decline, and further reduction of zoo
was submitted to- Later the feeling was steadier
and prices rallied 225z@25c and closed rather
firm. Rather more was doing In the lard mar
ket and the feeling was rather weak. Prices re-
coded 21aG5c, and the market closed steady at
medium figures. Quite an active business was
transacted in short ribs. Prices ruled irregular
and declined 1OSl5c, but rallied 5G71Ac and
closed steady.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-No. 2. July, Tsslci August, 76ssc; Sep
TENDER, 7634c; December, 7SSlc.
Corn-No: 2 August. S5l4c; September, 553sc;
Mess pOrk--AuSQSL, I'll Slt1. september III OO
Lard-August, Sc 27i September. IS 30; octo-
Short Tibs-Auguss, IS 70; September. IS IS;
October, IS 81.
Cash quotations were
FIour-Firm, unchanged.
Wheat-NO. spring, 7ssta7scA. No. red.
1884 G79H4c.
Corn-No. 2. 35ssc.
Mess pork-S11 30.
Lard-S6 22Ih.
Short ribs-Sides, loose, S. S..
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, s. 2565 81.
Short clear sides-Bozed. S. O066 I21k.
New YoRK, July 12.-Wheat-Lower. Spot,
No. red, SJIhe. Options closed: July, s51sc;
August, SIC; September, SIC; October,
65lkc; December, $3.50; May, 913sc-
Corn-Lower. Spot No. 2, 4zi2c. Options
closed: August, 42lzc; September. 4sc; October,
1910.
6offee-options opened steady at 90
to 80 points up, closing steady, Is 70 % points
up. Sales, 7s 500 bags, including july S14 30;
August, SI4 45014 so; September, Sl4 60Gl4 50;
October, S14 60@14 IS. Spot Rio, stronger; fair
s1gar-Raw. unsettled and nominal. Refined,
steady; quiet
Rice-Quiet and steady
Kansas CITY, Mo-. July l2.-Wheat-Lower;
No. red, July, csc; August, SIC. \
Corn-StrOnger; No. 2 cash, 2SIse bid