Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-25
GALVESTON COFFEE MARKET
srecial TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET


Cholce yellow clarified ...........4S.
prime yellow clarified.
Oi yellow clsrilgd 81
Choice seconds ...-.....-...........-iS4
Prime seconds .....-.-.-.--......-.....4t
Wholesale Srocess quotation !. &C higher.
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETi.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Dec. 2}.-T'h. st-The open
ing was l-ljc down for May ami &C for July
May, the fayorite, weakened ami sold &C down
during the first half hour, At the end OF which
time there was recovery and the market ruled
strong till about lu:51, when prices s5EGed and
trading became lauguid Just after the noon
call there was a rush to sell. the market became
unsettled and prices bsoSe sharply. but Tecov-
cred fraction later, thcr gh the close was at a
decline of gale Cor May and a. for July, a.
compared with yesterdays inal prices. No
casa, sSf4 &C; january, :"5s,; May %@sc; July,
Corn sitter opening / a { above yeste rdav's
Close. the market weakened. IN. STRENGTHENED
later in sympathy with wlea. and continued
firm for while when :her8 a second
cline and tine close vas Il loss Of :, q lc from
Monday latest sales. No. =, cash ibisc: De
cember. 46i-c; January, 49, &c; May, &C;
july. 5Uc
oats-weak ana lower. No :, cash. ho
asked.
I hS5s aoS5os t e IS sal %.
CornmeaI-Steady.
WhiSEv-SI u.
Provisions Market dull, weak and prices wers
lower for salt meats and pork. nominally
ohsnred for lard. Very little business tran
sacted
+ Pork-s9 =.
LaTd-s5 -.
Dry salt meats. boxed, = TO 80 days-
Shoulders. So ~; longs and ribs. 81 81; clear,
s. u'.
Bacon, boxed = shoulders. 81 81. longs and
ribs, - 10; clear. s. 81.
Hams-Sugar-cured. SO 0ofl2 =.
KANSAS rrv. Mo-. Dec. 23.-wheat- Easier.
No. red. cash, soc BID.
Corn-wea&er. No. :, cash, 451sc.
Pork-BoXed, IS 30.
Refined lard-S5 20.
Dry salt meats-Bozea shoulders. 81 %;
short ribs, sides. s. 20: long clear sides. "A 80:
short clear sides. s. l..
Breakfast bAcon-Boxed. s. %.
New OvLEANs, La. Dec. 23.- Rice-Firn;
ordinary TO good. S'4 $50.
Cotee-Duil; lilo, ordinary to fair, lol4d 1880.
Whisky-Quier. Western rectiied, ~ Ola
/ 80.
Hog products-Quiet but steady.
Lard-Refned tierce 5'lc.
Boxed meats-Dry salt shoulders, SIC; sides,
Bacon-sidcs, SIC.
Hams-Choce sugar cured. 50 25GlO 80.
Sugar-Quiet and weak. Open kettle. choice.
S3ic; strictly prime, lj-l6c; prime to fully
fair, 9-I6q &C; good common to good fair,
plantation granuIited. 5isa5 q-i6c; of gTanu,
lated, SIC; choice white. q. al IL zoe; of
white, 45sG4 15.i6c: gray white. i'4c4 Ij-l6cj
choice yellow clarified. 4a4 -l6c; prime yell
low clarified. ll-l6d sc.
Molasses-Dun and lower. Open kettle,
strictly prime 25d25c; good prime, ;id2!c;
cent rifugal, strictly prime, lJc; prime to good
prime. ia i3ci prime. lie; good common to
good fair, "a t0c.
Syrup. 2Ja2jc-
New YoRK, Dec. 2a.-wheut-spot dull
and unsettled. No. ,, red. 81 Gt14. options.
down and easy. December. 81 N5s; jan
uary, 81 0i3s; May, 81 Oibs.
Com spot lower ana QUIET. Options quiet.
October lower. December, Cue; january. 5si4c;
Nia5 :. IS. ,,,. ,,-
points down. Sales, 2, 300 bags. December.
81 I5GI7 So; January. slj SOC rs s.; May. slj IS
sugar-Refned, steady and quiet.
CHICAGO, LII, Dec. Notwithstanding
price, was 9Si &C aud trading for some time after
The start was light and fluctuations narrow,
and was got siooPe until prices had declined 10
NC. or nc iGrer than yesterdays closing fig
ures. AT the close trading was at 97Ss '5Isc.
Corn-The market was depressed. No. was
noniaaily worth iyc early to isc al close. May
opened at 5lisc, declined TO size, recov-
cred to SIS, G5lI.c. declined once more getting
Provision--The market fairly active at
times, but prices were again lower. F!uc:ua-
was heavy and the tendency downward. The
actual decline in prices to- day slight.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat-December. SSssC; January sg9. C; May,
Gorn-December. 4sc; January, 4sl.c; May.
PSo n 81 s21a; January, 50 90.
Lard = January. s. 72ls; February. s. 20;
Short ribs-s4 So, February, So o2ll; Nay.
s. 80.
Cash quotations were:
Wheat-spring No. 2, sac
Corn-No. 2, Isc.
Pork, 81 80,
Lard s. 60.
Short ribs-sides. 81 20.
Dry salt shoulders, 81 25G4 3j.
Short clear sides, 81 e9G5 10.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Special to the Gazette.
Bosrox. Mass, Dec. 3.-Wool-Moderate re-
quest at ia irly steady prices.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
ST. LouIs, Mo, Dec. 2S.-wool-Roceipts.
800 bales. Market quiet and steady
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. Observation-Disclosures.
1900; shipments, 200. Market steady. Good
TO fancy native steers, s. SOS n; fair to good
S. 1903 90; Texans and Indians. g 2Oas 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 400; shipments, 40. Mar
ket slow; prices ranged 81 61as 80
Sheep-Receipts, 500; shipments none, Market
steady. Good to choice. 81 25d5 30
KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Dec. 23.-Cattle-Receipts,
$780, shipments, lloO. Market steady and 40,
S5 Is: stecsers ana feeders. = S0a3 q.
Hoas-Receipts, u, 7CO; shipuents, none. Mar
ket lower. All grades, 81 eaas a..
Sheep-Rcceip;s. CD; shirn-sats, 100. Mar
ket steady; good 20 ctoice muttons. 81 20ss 10;
stockers and feeders, So .5dS %.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec. %. Cattle-Receipts,
5000; shipmants, BOO. Market slow. steady.
Prime native steers, 81 9l05 10; otherg, 81 no
20: stockers. 81 2DI2 IS.
Hcgs-Receipts, q, 900; shipments. 5000. Mar.
mixed. s. 20; fair to good mixed, s. ioe
? IS; prime heavy and butchers weight SO 40
as Is.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments. 1000. Mar
Eet slow and weak. Natives, So 31iaGi S0i
Westerns, So soai 20; Texans, 50 5Oai %.
NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Beevex-Receipts 100
IS shaep-Rseeipis p. psu at 81 ooss BIZ.
Feeding tonic, d taren who want buiid-
ing up build take
browns h B,TTERs.
It is pleasant u e kcures Malaria, Indi-
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