Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-23
BEACH HOTEL.

choice, 81 1908 90; fancy, So 75a8 So; patent.
Wheat@Market higher. There was dull
opening, but the report that the Ohio agricul-
tural statement made the crop 5000, 600
bushels below last year started rally, and the
demand became active and the market closed
firm at I40lS4 above Saturday. Cash 75c,
nominal; July closed 1850 asked; August, 54Is
d65c bid; September, 76l4c asked; December.
CONFIRM but stin quiet; cash, s2s. @ssc;
August closed at 5224 bid; September, 551Sc bid;
year, 3134 a3ITsc bid.
Corn IneaI-s2 1912 10.
Whisky-Sl OF.
Provisions-Quiet.
Pork-S11 20.
Lard-Prime steam, s. 10.
Dry. salt meats--ShouldeTs, S. I2H; longs
and ribs, S. 75G5 So; short clear, IS $685. 10.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 50 6213; longs and
ribs. So 45e6 80: short clear, S. 60G6 20,
Hams-sl1 25dI3 25.
CHICAGO, Ill, July 22.-Trading in wheat was
only moderate to-day and at times business
lapsed into a positively dull state. All futures
beyond July opened fractionaIly under satur-
day, latest bids, fuctuated narrowly for time.
declined slightly and during the last hour under
active demand from shorts advanced sharply, u "a
1s4c, closing ga sc higher for the day.
Firmer feeling was developed In corn. The
volume of business was not heavy and trading
was somewhat restricted owing to moderate OF
ferings. The close was $s01sc higher 5han Sat
urday.
There was moderately active business in mess
pork early in the day.
Lard was stronger and ruled about PIC higher.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-No. 2 July, soc; August, ISl4cj sep
TENDER, 78hc; December, S0lsc
Corn-No: 2 August, 8615c; September, S6l4c;
October, 363sc.
Mess porkSAugust, sll 20; September, Sll 50;
Lard = August. Sc 273s; September, Sc a71s;
sRoTs ''ibs@Angust, s. 62ls; September, IS s7l;
October, S. 72I5.
Cash quotations were:
Flour-Unchanged.
Wheat-NO. 2 spring, sOe8O1l; No. red.
79lb0SI1bc.
Gorn-So 2, 86l4036ssc.
Lard-SlI 2O6iI %.
Short ribs-SideS, loose, Sc %.
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, s. 6065 IS.
Short clear sides-Boxed. IS S71a06 90.
NEW ORLEANS, La. July -Coffee-Quiet
but firm. Rio cargoes, common to prime, 1870
G1S1Sc.
Whisky-Quiet. Western rectifed, 81 O4a
81 81.
Rice-Dun. Ordinary to prime, 8l4a5c.
Bran-Steady at zoe.
sugar-Buyers and sellers apart. No sales.
Molasses-Dull and nominal. Centrifugal
fair to good fair, 17019c; common to good
common, 150l6c; inferior, 12Gl4c.
New YORK, July 22.-Wheat-Market lower;
spot No. red, S7%dS7Bc. Options closed:
July, s7I4c; August, S5s4c; September, S512ci DC
tober, $50; November, 67asc; December, $3.50;
January, S9l5c; May. 1910.
Corn-Market higher; spot No. 2, 43c. Options
closed: July, 43i2c; August, 48a4e; September
Coffee-Options opened easy, 2Oa3O points
down, closed weak. 40a45 points down. Lower
cables. Sales, 50, 600 bags. July, SI4 30; Au-
gust, SI4 35G14 40; SeDtember, Sl4 356l4 50;
October, S1445. Spot Rio, fair cargoes NE.
Sugar-Raw inactive and nominal. Refined i4c
lower, better demand at decline 7ls97l4c; extra
T.07$sc; coufectioners A, s34ci cut loaf, 934c;
coffee 4, 3-I6d8 &c; mould A, &c; standard A,
s34c; crushed, $3.50; powdered, $3.50; graduated,
&C., cubes, 9iac.
Molasses-Foreign dull, New Orleans quiet,
Rice-Quiet and steady.
kansas CRY, Mo- July 22.-Wheat-Re-
ceipts 3772 bushels; shipments, 1900 bushels; NO.
red, 6615c; August, 65I4c.
27s4c.