Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-11

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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July s.-Flour- Quiet and
wheaf-Cash higher, but not much trading.
Options higher, though receipts were larger,
offerings were small After ductuating within
1A0l1ac range there was q buying furry that
rushed prices up, and the close was strong at
19sd1@c above Yesterday. Cash, sOGslISc; July,
91so nc closed &c; august, 1A5s a 1854 closed,
1884 September. 762. 377Ik closed, 77E;
December. l9l4Gslc, closed s0jsc asked.
Corn-Higher; cash, 32G321sc: July, 32GS2Ac;
closed, 321sc bid; August, 322s GSzIsc, closed
52l2c; September, SS1s 0339sc, closed SS9sc.4
Corn meal-Active and firm at 81 l5a2 20.
Whisky-Steady at 81 OF.
PrOvisions-Quiet and steady.
Pork-S12 90.
Lard-Prime steam, dull; best bid, 10.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, S. .; longs and
ribs, So O0G6 Is; short clear, S. 2OG6 25
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, s. S7i4; longs and
ribs, IS 65d6 90: short clear. Sc S5d6 S7i5.
Hams-Steady and firm at $40 1902 %.
CHICAGO, Ill, July Grading in wheat was
active and market was stronger. There was
some Investment, buying, and shorts covered
freely July advanced 2l2c and closed about nc
5Sssc higher, declined &c, then advanced l2tc
and closed NC higher; September closed 1lRc
attention, opened is69sc higher, declined sc,
then advanced nc and closed Ilac higher than
yesterday.
A moderate business was transacted in corn,
with the bulk of the trading at slightly higher
prices, frmer feeling prevailing. The better
tone was due largely to ah increased active de-
Yesterdays closing pricesl advanced ne, fuc-
tuated frequently within 4 narrow range, and
chases were made to cover short5 but enc illssf :.
ket closed quiet and easy
Fairly active trade was reported in mess pork,
and almost exclusively in August and Septem-
Der deliveries.
A moderate business was transacted in the
lard market, and the feeling was somewhat un-
settled and prices ruled irregular and averaged
lower.
The market for short ribs was fairly active and
vN,ioa hi ,aka 1rrar 10 CHI
Leading futures closed:
wheat-NO. 2. s4s4c; August, size; septem-
Corn@No. 2, August, s5Isc; September. se%cJ
Mess PoFE-August. sn so; September.
Lard-August. S. 82I6; September, IS 40.
Short Tibs-S5 50; September, s. 50; oc-
tober, S. 70.
Cash quotations were:
F1our-Market firm and tending upward.
Wheat-No. spring, sac; No. 2 red,
6orn-No 2. a6o.
Mess pork-s1l so
Lard-S6 80.
Short ribs-sides, IS seas S..
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, S. 25a5 s7ls.
Short clear sides-S6 12a06 %.
New ORLEANS, La, July s.-Cofee-Quie
and easier; Rio, cargoes, common to prime, lo1s
Whisky-Quiet but firm; Western rectiHed,
81 O4@1 IS.
Rice-Dull; ordinary to prime, Sll65c.
Bran-Dull and lower; 1Oc-
Sugar-Quiet and weak; centrifugals of, PLAN
tatlOn graduated. SIC; choice white, see; of
white, ll-i6GS%c; prime to choice yellow
clarified, 3 7-l6GSl5c; seconds, 69sdS1sc.
Molasses-Quiet; centrifugal, fair to good
far, 17019c; common to good common, 15al6cj
inferior, IIG14c.
New York exchange banks 81 per $1,000 pre-
MUM; commercial par
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July 9.-Wheat-S Stronger;
No red, cash, &c bid; August, CSC bid.
Corn-Quiet; No. cash, 2634c bid: Augusts
26lsc bid.
NEW YORK, July 9.-wheat-Higher and
firm. Spot, No. red, S5GsSRc; options
closed: July, SsJ4c; August, 87Ac; Septemb q
SIC; October, 6794c; December, s95sc; May, &c.
Corn-Higher and firm. Spot No. 2, $40
42$4c; options closed: July, 42S4c; August, AS
September, 4315c; October, 1870.
e-OptiOnssopened barely fsteady to Is
points up, closing firm at to 30 points Up.
Sales, "a 900 bags, Including July, s1S 6Oa1S Is;
August, s13 700l so; September. sl3 scala %;
October, s13 s5@14 10. Spot Rio, fair cargOes,
16hc.
Sugar-Raw steady. but quiet. Fair refining,
TIC; do centrifugas, 96 test, S14c Sales, IS, 800
bags best, exported to Europe. Refined. dull,
firm.
.MoIasses-Foreign, strong so test, soc. New
Wooi1FiTm Domestic fleece, s2sa9o; pulled.
23G40; Texas, 14G2Sc.