Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-30
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAJ.
KETl

sr. Louis, No, Nov % -Whea--Nsrtat
opened "a &c lower, ard the weakness coutiH-
improvement. No. .sh, gidg2c; December,
, sUIsc; May, g's,c; July, Sc bid.
Corn opened "a lower and the market ruled
irregular but firm. Just before noon call th.rs
was reaction and values weakened aud the
tendency down 10 the close. No cash,
l9a4c; December. 4'l4c oidi May. 5pS c
Oats-Alsrket quiet and lower. No. ?, cash.
Acc, nominal: May, i57sc.
Bagging-6GSc,
Iron cotton tIes-Sl 30Gl %.
Cornmeal. Steady q. 81 Ioa2 10
Whisky-Si II.
Proyisions-Market steady, but very quiet.
Pork-s %.
Lard-s5 I5-
Boxed meats-Dry sailed shoulders. AG2'ss
a.; longs and RIBS s. 50: clear, "a 81.
Bacon Shoulders, s. 2,aj 37la; longs sud
ribs. Sc :2i2: clear, Sc 70.
Hams-Sugar- cured. so C0dl2 %.
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. -Wheai-Opened
heavy and &c lower for May and. the crowd be-
ing on the bear side. that option solo down c
flu rther, but on better news strengthened slightly
and remained firm to the close.
Corn-Opened weak. in sympathy " III wheat,
and the first sales were made ut decline of I4c,
ana sold down still further for lack Of support.
Toward the close all sembauce OF strength dis
appeared. and he clos ng was within &C OF tas
lowest price for the day.
Pork-Only fair trade reported. Opened l5c"c
lower rallied 507isc and closed Qui.e al medium
figures.
lower rallied 2iaT5c and closed quite.
Ribs-Fairly active. Prices rules IIgd1e
lower and closed firm at inside figures.
Leading futures closed-Wheat. November,
92hc; December, g2iSc: May. 81 COS.
Corn-Noveniber. soc; December, 5nc; May
53c.
Pork-December IS 20; January, slI 70; hsy.
Lard = December, So s2la; Janusry, 81 o5;
May. Sc So.
Short ribs-December, 50 y; January - 80
May, S. o..
Cash quotations were:
Flour-Uuchanged.
Whsat-No z, spring, s2G92xc.
Coru-No. 2, soc.
Pork-Sy 90.
Lard-S5 s..
Short ribs, sides loose-s5 25aj 20.
Dry ssl,ed shoulders. bo1ed-'4 - ~ sir
short clear sides, boxed-sJ 7Uo5 So
New YORK, Nov. 29-Piour- Quiet, un-
changed.
Whea,-Spot, dull. weaker on winter, stronger
on spring. No. : red. 81 p3h. Options opened
weak but recoy cred and closed firm, &C abov=
yesterday. December, 81 O2%; January, 81 y'L-'
May, 81 O6sss; July, 81 COS. .-
Corn-Spot, ste ldy. No. 2, 6oiac. Options
dull clio sing a shade Rrmer. December closeC
at 60asc; January 6OIac; May, &c.
Cofee-Options steady; points down 10 up.
Sales, II.20 bats. December. 81 % ~
si5 400 A.; May, SIS l5@i5 Isl Spot RIO quiet
and firm at $40 %; November, ST co.,.
sugar-Raw, dull and active; refined, QUEER
and steady.
Molasses-Sominal. New Orleans. quiet aad
steady; common to fancy, 35d iOc.
Rice-Dull, steady. Domestic fair 70 extra
5AG6iac; Japan, 5i4fa6c.
KANSAS Cry, NO.. Nov. 29.-Wheat quiet
No. 2 red. cash, s5c bid
Der, ! &c bid.
Pork-BoIed. SO o..
Refined lard-S5 81.
Dry salt meats-Bo1ed shoulders. s. s.; -hoTt t
ribs, Sides So Is; long Gear sides, u 20 saoF'
clear sides s. 40.
Breakfast bscon-Boxed. So Is.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS. No.. Nov. 29.-Cattle-Rscs.o;',
coo; shipments. 500; Strong. Good 70 t-ns
steers, s. 1914 so: stockers and feeIers.S Iif
2 80; Texans and Indians, 81 25eS s. -
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments, 3d. NAi'
ket lower. Prices ranged 81 2odi 90 49,.
Sheep-Receip.s. none; shipments. 100 Aa'
ket steady. Good to choice. 81 OOa5 70
KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Nov. 2e.-Cattie-Reeein;'
27OJ; shipments l50J. Market STEADY. steers;
81 40di 10; cows, 81 O5G2 so; stockers "D-
feeders, So 00as 10
Hogs-Receipts il, 49,: shipments none NA'
ket lower. Ali grades, 81 0IdS IS.
Sheep-Steady. Receipts 1910; sh'prnsshl.gs
none. Choice muttons, 81 1Jdi 40; sIocAS-'
and feeders, 1JG3 20.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Nov. 2a.-cattie-Recss ,9t.',
s50i; Shipments none. MIrket slow, stacy
TO strong. Steers. 81 5oa5 40; native batche''
stock, 81 0Do3 60: Texas cattle. 81 5Od5 p. "a,
Hogs Receints, $1,000; shipments. 57'o''
Market quiet. Prices range, 80 35G3 -
Sheep-Receipts. 5000: shipments, iglj. Nd ~
steady and more active. Natives, 81 W!
Texans 81 OGai so; Westerns, 50 g5G'' %
LAMBS, 81 50d5 80.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Special to the Gazette.
BosroS. Mass. Nov. 29.-Wool-Quiet ~
at slight concessions further large sales conli -
made. Holders are forcing sales.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
sr. LOUIS. Mo-. Nov. 29.-wool- Receipts
16 100 pounds. Maik,t quiet and steady.