Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-18
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS

KETS.
ST. LOUIS Mo-. July 17.-Flour-Quiet and
choice, 81 9O93 90; fancy, So 1908 IS; patent,
wheat-opened strong on bullish advices,
sellers being scarce and offerings small. De-
mand though not active urgent enough
to advance July, 1c; August and September,
decline of sSa1sc but another rally and the close
was stiff at 19l1sc above yesterday Cash,
54@ ZEE July closing, 7t4S 7452c bid septen7
Confirm, but slow, closing Zee above yes4
terday; cash, s515c; August, S2laGS 2Ssc, clos
ing at s25sc; September BE-
Corn meal-Easy 50 GOG2 05.
Whisky-Steady, 81 OF.
Dry salt meats.Boxed shoulders, 50 12129S %;
longs and ribs, SIS 90; short clear, IS 1906 20.
Bacon-Bcxed shoulders IS SPY; longs and
ribs. IS 75@6 81: short clear; s. 90.
ProvisioDs-Lower and dull
Pork-Jobbing, Sl1 10.
Lard-NOminaIy, 50 80.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July II Coffee Steady
and firm. Rio cargoes, common to prime, 1870
W7thisky-western rectifed, 81 O4al 81 accord
RiceEordinary to prime, s1sa5c.
sugar-Qniet. prices nominal Centrifugals.
choice white, SIC; of white, S11-16GSs &C; prime
to choice yellow clarified, SsSas1sc; seconds.
Molasses-Durl. Centrifugals- fair to good
fair. 17a19ci common to good common, d5'a 16c;
inferior, $50 lie.
ulative trade in wheat to-day, the feeling was
stronger and prices again advanced for all
futures. July was advanced 2c,s declined lc and
closed higher than yesterday. Deferred futures
were advanced 1870, ruled very strong, closing
19sc higher than yesterday. moderate trade
was reported in corn, and the feeling prevailing
was firm, but prices showed but little change
Lard was offered with increased demand, sew
eral large operators selling Prices declined
ne, reacted slightly and closed steady.
In short rib sides the trading was active but
l 1arTfwr nod
Leading futures CLOSED:
Wheat-No. 2, July, Sic; August, 76i4c; Sep
TENDER, 1850: December, s0hc.
= Corn-No. z, August. S5@4c; September, S5Isc;
octoaer, .s6lsc.
Mess pork-August, sll Is: September, 81 l219;
Lard : August, Sc 22ls; september. Sc s2la;
Short tibs--Juiy;s! 20; August. IS 20; septem-
Der, IS 81; October, $3.50.
Flour-The market was easier; winters r592Oo
and patents Ice lower.
Wheat-No. 2 spring, s1GslAc; No.. red,
s16S5c.
Mess pork-s11 O2lka11 101l- -
Short ribs-sides, loose, s. 4oa5 50.
Dry sailed sdoulders-Boxed, s. z5a5 37i9.
Short clear sides-Boxed, S. o0d6 I21a-
New YoRK, July Observation-Disclosures higher;
SPOT No. red, ssise Options closed: July, 5S4c;
August, s55sos September, S5@4e; October, sac;
November, e7Esc; December esS4c; May. sS12c.
Corn-Market higher. and firm; spot No. 3
42st q 45c. Options closed: July, 4ac; Au-
gust, 4Si4c; September, 435sc; October 44hc.
Coffee-Options opened barely steady, 10 to 20
points down. Lower cables>Rnd light business.
July, Sl4 s06l4 So August. 81 99ql5 10; Seq
TENDER, $l4 95a15 15t oeEober, SIS o5a15 20. Spot
Rio fair cargoes, ir9c.
sugar-RaW, nominal and dull; fair refining.
&c; refined steady and quiet.
Molasses-Foreign, quiet; New Orleans, quiet.
Rice-Steady and quiet.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July If.Awheat-Weaker;
No. red. SIC bid; No. 3 req August, SIC.
Corn-eluiet; No. 2, cash. &c bid.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Kansas CRY, Mo-, July 17.-Cattle- Receipts,
5000; shipments, 5000. Values too unsettled to
give reliable quotations.
Hogs-Reeeipts, 500; shipments; $500; good
sheep~Receipts, 200; steady; good 20 choice
muttOns, 50 5O0S so; lambs, 81 50a4 &c.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. July 7.-Cattls-Reeetpt.,
stockers and feeders, 81 20G2 80: cows, bnltsa and
Hogs-Receipts, &c, 600; shipments, s0OO;sewer;
mixed, s. 1904 40; heavy, s. oga4 30; light
sheepEReceipts, ZOO; shipments, 1000; loser;
natives, s. 5ga4k 70; Westerns, - 50a4 on
Texans, s. SOG4 %. lambs lower at 81 4o&6 So =
My YORK July I7.-BeeEes Receigks, 29se;
prices sxere mueftthe same As reported Fesfezs
day with A. 5airIy sfTn feeling and good clear
ance: native steers sold al So z16< Sc Bulls and
dry COWS, 81 25G5 10; carload OF common Colo
sheep-Receipts. 400; sheep were barely steads
at 81 50G3 so; lambs hrmer and Hc per pound
higher at s. 5oa7 ".