Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-08
GALvFsroN sUGAR lfARKEE
eALvEsroN, TEX, Aug. s.-susar-Markes
Wholesale grocers quotations Il a &c higher.
Grades omitted are not in the market.
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
EETS.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Aug. 6.-Flour-steady
Wheat-The market was strong early on strong
and higher cables and unsettled weather abroad,
and better outside markets and the moderate re-
ceiptS caused August to De bid up &c, and the
whole line of options improved. Later reports
and freer selling locally caused SsGSsc decline,
but the close was somewhat hrmer. Cash 74IL
d74Isc; August closed. 91isc bid; September,
74Iac bid; December, 17sS asked.
COrn-digher; cash. SIS G.; closed for August,
1850; September Sai4 5S2sc; December, SIC;
year, sc; May. 342tc.
Corn Ineal-Steady at s. O0s2 o.
ProviSions-Firmer and little higher for
meats and lard, Out quiet.
Larl-Prine steam, s. So
Dry salt IEeats-Snoulders, s. 90; longs and
rPs' 81 o og s Fo5i6 fSs' e io, r,h
Sc 25e6 60; short clear, s. 5512@6 10.
Hams-Kirm at Sll z5@l8 %.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 6.-The wheat market
again ruled dull snd sPirltless in speculative
dealings, but is averaged firm, and during she
FIST haur or so OF The session exhibited consider
able strength, ara the close was n 8,c lower
than yesterday for many leading futures.
a moderate speculative and good shipping
business was transacted in corn, and the feeling
was a little frmer. The close was Iac higher
fairly active trade was reportedin mess pork.
mainly during the Latter part OF the session
Prices were lQc l2lsc higher, and the market
closed steady at inside figures.
A decidedly stronger feeling was developed in
lard, and prices We're advanced lOq l2sc, bGt set
tied back again q 90 sc, ana closed quiet.
Quite good trade was reported in short ribs.
Leading futures closed;
wheet-No. 2. September, 767sci December.
Corn-No. 2, september, a6lse; October, sslao;
Mess pork@september $40 65: october, $40 Az;
January 50 50.
Lard : september. IS IS; October, IS 30;
year Sc 02J6.
Short ribcs5-september, So an; October, 50 .e;
January, 81 92i5.
Cash quotations were:
Flour-Qui etand unchanged.
Wheat-No; spring, 71i2c; No. red 1514o.
Corn-No. ?, $3.50.
Mess pork-SlO 65Gl0 40.
Iard-S6 90
Short ribe-sides, loose, s. s0a5 80.
Dry sailed shoulders-BQxed, s. SIZES 90.
Short clear sides-Boxed. 50 s3@5 Slia.
New YORK. Aug. 6.--wheat-The market
was unsettled. Spot, NO. red, -tG-1 5T57c.
Options closed: August, s55se; September.
Der, s75s; August, SIC; MAY, S25sc.
Corn-Steady. Spot, No. 2, white. sic;
mixed, 43AG44ac. pptions closed: August,
4S5sc; September, 4Ac; October, AL &c; Noveni-
Coffee-CptiOns opened steady, unchanged
points down, closed steady. unchanged to
points up. Sales, q, 900 bags, including August.
SO 90; September, SIP 10 Is; October, Sl4 80
ais 90; November, Sl5 90. Spot Rio, fair car
goes, I6lAc.
srgar1Raw, dull, nominally unchanged; re-
fined, steady with trifs better demand.
Molasses- Foreign, quiet and neglected; New
Orleans, dull.
Rice-Qviet.
Woo-Fafr demand; steady; domestic fleece,
32d 59c; pulled, 23a 40c; Texas, l4aZSc-
KANSAS. Cry, Mo-. Aug. 6.-Wheat-Easier;
No. red cash sales, 65c; August, 6jc
Corn-Quiet; No cash, 2594c asked; Sep,
TENDER, 2654c asked.