Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-28

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GALVESTON, Tx, May 27.--By steamship from
| Galveston, Tex:
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| OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
| KETs.
ST. Louis. NO. May 27.-Flour-Firn at
yesterdays decline.
| IN sympathy with breaks at other points. Close
| was at declines of I@sc for July and He for
I August and December, from yesterday. No.
red cash, CSC; June. SIC, August S95tci De-
| cemoer, 1884, bid.
| Corn-opened higher but eased OF later, and
| closed steady and firm. No, 2, mixed, cash,
| &c
Corn meal-Firu1, active, 81 Ooa2 so.
Nhisky-S.sady; 81 %.
Provisions-Dun-
| pork-In small job lots. So So
Lard-Prime steamer: nominal. s. g.
| Dry salt meGt-Boxed shoulders, 50 o.; longs,
| IS 90; ribs. s. -; short clear, 50 IS.
Baeon-shoulders, s. Is; longs, s. So; ribs,
! 50 So; short clear, s. 99d6 90.
NEW ORLEANS, la. May 27-Coffee-Duil;
Rio cargoes, ordinary to fair, lS9l G20c.
SugaF-Quiet; open kettle, prime to strictly
prime, 4isG4 l5-l6c; fair, 49,; fair to good
fair, 4ss0fsc; common to good common, sc;
centrifugal, choice white, sac; of white,
s-l5G5Ss; prime yellow clarified, 5-l6a5 7-l6c;
seconds, 4sG5isc.
Molssses2Quiet; open kettle. fermenting,
$50 SOC; centrifugal. common to good common,
lS@l5c; inferior, I2c5 syrup, Soc.
KANSAS CRY. Mo-. May 27.-Wheat, steady;
No. hard cash, S3lSc; May, s3ssc bid
Corn-No. p cash, nothing dong; May, 27i5c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 27.-Trading in wheat was
quite active ana the feeling was unsettled and
nervous. The opening weaker and prices
about Ic lower. influenced possibly BY weather,
and on symptoms Of decline, market operators
turned seller. Market ruled easy and prices
further declined lsG1sc then rallied and closed
- nm for
1c lower for December than the closing yester-
day.
Corn-FafrIy active and stronger during
first half OF the session, but later became more
quiet and easier, opening a trihe under closing
prices, gradually sold up on &c, eased off "a a
Ssc;ruled steady, closing 14c better than yester-
Very little done in pork
There were no changes in Internationally
active but steady; near close prices receded 2lI
Moderate trade reported in short ribs and the
feeling comparatively steady. Prices receded
2l2GJc, closing easy.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-May and June, VIC; July, 91Ise.
Corn-May aud June. 33lsc; July size
sl8 500 p
Eard-Juue, Sc 90; July, Sc 10; August, Sc s2rs.
Rbs-June, s. ID July, 81 27la; August, s. 10.
Cash quotations were
Flour-Dun, bat firm No. spring wheat,
sStsc: No. spring wheat, sSasIc.
No. corn, 5Ssac.
Pork-Sl3 20.
Lard-s6 CO.
Short ribs--sides loose, So 1Oa$5 10; dry sailed
shoulders, (boxed) S. l0aJ 20; short clear sides,
tboxed) s. 65G5 20.
New YoRK, May 27.-FIour-Dull, heavy.
Wheat--Spot market weaker No. red- $3.50
951sc. Options fairly active, IGIhc down; No.
red, May, 81 &C; June, 95lAc; July, 953sc.
Corn-SPot market fairly active, unsettled,
closing easier. No. 2, 40c, elevator. Options,
Coffee-options opened steady, points up to
points down, closed, nesr months hrmer,
others steady, unchanged to 10 points up.
June, SIG SOC Il w; July, SIG 7591s IS. Spot
Rio, steady, zoe.
vado, SO test, 4Ssc; centrifugal 50 test, S5sc;
refined, firm, fairly active.
Moiasses-Quiet.
Observation-Disclosures.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
sT. LOUIS. No., May 7.-C&ttIe-Reeeipts,
300; shipments, 100. Shade higher. Good to
fancy natfve steers 81 400 5O; FAIR TO good native
steers, So S5G4 30; st0ckers end feeders, So 00G
gQi Texans and Indians. 50 s5a4 10.
HogS-Receipts, 900; shipments, 1900. Five
higher; prices range 81 75GbS g2ls.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, POO Strong.
Fair 70 choice clipped. 81 oeiG5 20.
KANSAS CITY, NO.. May acknowledgements,
steers, 81 6JG3 80; cows, So 00G3 So; stockers
and feeders, s. 25d4 So
Hogs-Receipts. go; shipments, 500; market
higher: all grades, 81 DOS 80.
Sheep--Receipts, goa; shipments, 1900: 1iarket
steady; good to choice muttons, 81 0005 90;
stockers and feeders, So 60a3 So; lambs, 81 506
4 60.
CHICAGO. Ill, nay 27.-Cattle-Recsipts,
6 600; higher ahtives. % 00@S5 90; stockers
and feeders 81 10G4 rs; cows, bulls and mixed,
81 6O9 40; Texans, O0d %.
Hogs-Rseeipus, iS,lGo; shipments, nore.
Active and higher. Prices range 50 62isGSt -.
Sheep-Reeeipts, 5000; slow. Natives. So 0S1S
$40 co. Texans 81 e0aSE 50; lambs, 50 90.
NED YORK. Nav 27.-Beeves-Reeeipts. 1913
no trading; feeling firm Calves,
receipts, $50. steady; veals, 81 O0a5 so.
Sheep-Receipts. 2516; firm. Sheep, 81 sea
8 60; lambs, IS 50as 25.
Hogs-Receipts, s5ss; nominally steady. 81 90
a. -.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BosroS MASS. May 27.-There has been
good steady demand for wool, and the marke. is
firm. Sales of new wool have been quite freely
made. Spring California sold at iTd2oc, and
spring Texas at 30d23c. There are only male
onsrings Of washed hesces and full prices are
a sked.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May 27.-wool- Receipts,
III 1856 pounds. Buoyant and advancing through
speculative causes. Unwashed bright medium,
l9925c; coarse braid ia 23c; low sandy, Hdisc;
dne light ,IGa2Ic; fine heavy, IL a i9e; tub washed
choice, S5Isc; inferior, 30G33e-