Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-31
hoce, s. 75a2 80; fancy, 81 2Oa3 so; extra fancy.

choice s. 75a2 80; fancy s. 2OG3 so; extra fancy.
! - l2d5 50; patents, 81 200 ( 80.
Wheat-Lower; the market sold off at the
opening on dull and weaker cables; favorable
! weather, good receipts and lower outside mar
Eets. There was good bnying at the decline,
| ing turned weak and the close was safe below
| yesterday. Cash, 76c bid; August closed, So. &C
asked; September, 7524c; December, S2Itc.
! TENDER closed ct 297s a3Oc bid; October. 81I@c
6Id; Deeicem6er, 5O1sc asked; year, 2924 G295s C.
| Corn meal--SI sal 20.
Provisions Strong.
POrk-S11 0GG1I 25.
Lard-Prime steam, Sc OOa6 10.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, "a 621z; longs and
ribs, 50 81; short clear, So 50.
BaCou-BOXed shoulders s. %. longs and
rlDs, 50 OOG6 10; short clear. So ZOOS Is.
Hams-Sll 25G13 Is.
New ORLEANS, La, Aug. 3O.-Coffee-Ouiet
but steady Rio cargoes, common to prime,
15S4 a l9iaC.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; western rectihec, 81 O4a
Rfce-Dun; ordinary to prime. 8laa5c.
Bran-QUiet at 60GS2Ikc.
Sugar Steady; centrifugal choice white.
7l5-l6c; off white. 1850 &c; choice yellow
elarlhed, 5-l6G I4sc; prime yellow clarified,
F4c; Oh yellow clarified, SIS a &c; seconds, 6S.c
Enthusiastically; centrifugal common to
GOOD fair, 14Gl5c; inferior to common. gGIOc.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 8O.-Wheat - small
volume OF business was transacted in this mar
The excitement in provisions detracted largely
from the interest in wheat, and most of the pro-
fessional traders in the latter held verv I.ro-
nOunced bearish views
COrn-Good speculation and a fair shipping
business was transacted in this market. The
feeling developed was but a continuation OF that
which has existed the past few DAYS, and the
transactions were at still lower prices.
An unusual heavy trading was re-
irregular, auctuated widely and advanced fully
u 70 on the whole range. Outside figures were
not fully supported, however, and prices settled
back 4UG5Oc and closed rather tame
Lard-MOre doing in the lard market and the
feeling was stronger; the price advanced IOGI5c,
but the appreciation was not fully supported
Trading was quite brisk in the market for short
ribs; prices were advanced l5GI71ac, but the aD-
probation was not fully supported.
LeGdIng futures closed:
Wheat-No. 2, September, nc; December,
7Slac year, 75I4c May, S2ssc
Corn--No. 2. September, 55l4 &c; October, 3314c;
Mess pOrk-september, $40 rs; October. $40 10;
January, 50 H..
Lard--sePtember, Sc 10; October. Sc 65;
Short ribs-september, SIS OH; October,
IS 10; January, s. 6718.
Cash quotations were:
Flour-Firm and unchanged.
" Wheat-No. spring, 76s4G77c; No. red,
Corn-No 2, s3ILc.
Mess pork-s1O 7j.
Lard-S6 12I5G6 10.
Short ribs-Sides. loose, IS O5G5 10.
Dry sailed shOulders-Boxed, 81 621b64 70.
Short clear sides-Boxed. S. i2ls65 Is.
New YORK, Aug. 3O.-Wheat-Lower and
weak. Spot, new, No. 2 red, s4l.as5I5c:
Options closed: August, SAC; September, sic;
October, SJ5sc; November, S534c; December
865sc January, S15sc; May, 9l&c.
COrn-AIarket was easier. Spot No. 2, $50
1910. Options closed, August, 4234c; Septemer.
42lsc; October, 421ac; November, 4Z34c; De-
cember. 423ic; May, 44lIc.
Coffee-Options opened steady at 1925 points
decline, closed steady at 1502O points down
ais 25; October, SIS 3OG1 %; November, SIS 30
ais 40. Spot Rio, fair carges, SO 90.
Sugar-Raw, quiet, nominal; refined in de-
mand.
Rice-Steady, fair demand.
Wool--Quiet; domestic fleece. S2a39c; pulled,
bal; Texas, 14G23c.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Aug. O.-Wheat-Lower,
No. red, cash, and August, SIC; September,
,4I5c.
Corn-Quiet; No. ?, cash, no bids nor offer
mrs. AuguSt 251.c