Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-14

KETS.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July 1S.-Flour- Quiet and
easy.
B@Ac off ON the heavy receipts, but rallied
when the other markets advanced, selling letting
up and buying improving. After advancing "a
until Y ale was lost, subsequently showing very
little change and closing weak, h0Ac below
Yesterday prices. Cash, Re- July closed, 52@
721sc; August, 72ls 0721. bid; September, 1890
73jaC; December, 7634c.
Coru-Lower; general adVices were weaker,
wheat lower and the weather favorable, all Of
which had bearish effect. Cash, 32l2c asked;
July closed at S23sta321ac asked; August, S2ssc;
September, 3234G52sc bid.
Corn meal-S2 1562 20.
Whisky-Steady at 81 o..
PROFESSIONALISM and generally lower.
Pork-SII IS.
Lard-Primssteam, nominal at &C.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, IS 20; longs,
Sc 0OG6 O5; short clear, Sc lO96 Is.
Bacon-BoXed shoulders, 50 70; longs and clear
ribs Sc 50G6 so: short clear, Sc 65G6 IS.
Hams-Firm at Sl1 o0G13 25.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. July 3.-Wheat-Steady;
No. red, July and August. 61ssc bid.
Corn-Steady; No. cash, 27lae bid; July,
289ac asked.
CHICAGO, III, July 18.-There was fairly good
trading in wheat At the start frnness existed
but this soon gave place to weak and Panicky
feeling. The opening was strong and prices,
after some slight fluctuations, advanced 14d34c,
influenced some by firm cables and wet weather
in England but the advance was only tempo
rary, for selling started, in which IL soon caused
a steady shrinkage in prices and developed
decidedly weak feeling. BY the time the
estimated receipts for Monday were made known,
selling became general and prices declined 234c
for July and 1s4c for deferred futures and closed
&c lower for July and game lower for Uother
futures than yesterday.
Corn ruled quiet the greater part of the session
and the feeling was rather easier and slightly
lower; prices were established.
Fine weather and growing crop and decline
| in wheat being depressing Influences. The mar
ket opened at yesterday closing prices and sold
| of gradually 14c. remained quiet and inactive,
changing but little and closed 1sG14c lower than
Trading only moderate in pork. Opening
sales sc lower, but advance of lzlad15c was estab
lished later the market ruled easier, and prices
| receded 56D l0c, and closed quiet.
A quiet and firm feeling prevailed in the lard
| market, and changes were slight.
Very little interest was manifested for short
| ribs and sides, and changes very slight.
| Leading futures closed:
| Wheat-No 2 July, 7634c; August, T55kc: Sep
| TENDER, 7534c; December, 77Mc.
Corn-No: 2, August. S51sc; September, 1880;
Mess poTk@August, sl1 80; September, sIs5;
IaFd-Aagast, SO 27ls; September, Sc a71a;
Short ribs-August, IS 20; September, s. IS;
| October, SIS 20.
| Cash quotations were:
Flour-Dull unchanged.
Wheat-No. spring, 77G77hc; No. red,
&c co ms 2. s5lkc.
| Mess pork-S11 30au 80.
Lard-$6 rs.
Short ribs-Sides, loose, SIS 20.
| Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, S. 25a5 371A.
| Short clear sides-Boxed, Sc 00G6 l21a
NEW YORK, July 13.-Wheat-Spot market duh
| and stronger; No. red, SS14 $50; store;
s8Ilc ahoat. Options duh &c higher on July,
| &c up on others, steady; July closed S5c;
| August, s41sc; September, Sic.
Corn-Septenlber, steady and quiet; No. 2, AZ
| s42lLc at elevator; 4Sc ahoat. Options, dull and
| firm; July closed, 421Ac; September, 4sc.
| Coffee-Options opened quiet and unchanged
| to 10 points down; and closed on December;
others irregular and unchanged to 10 points up.
| sales, 36. 80 bags; July, s14 IS; August sI4 30
! G14 50; September, S14 5a6H So; December;
| s14 65G14 40. Spot Rio, strong and fair; car
! goes, TIC.
| Sugar-Raw, depressed and wholly nominal.
Fair refining about 7hsc; centrifugals, S6-test,
| SC; refined quiet and steady.
Molasses-Foreign, dull New Orleans, dull;
| open kettle, good TO fancy, 26G46c-
! Rice-Quiet and steady.
! Domestic, 43t663sc.