Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-25
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ST. LOUIS No Nov. 24.- wheat-Market
opened &c lower for December: NAV unchanged
and July &c down; va ues weakened further.
and trading was limited. orders being light,
Later. however. on higher outside msrk.ts
values went rapidly up 10 close. which Nas SO
Sic above Saturdays final figures. No 2 red.
cash. est. &c; December 95lac bid; January.
81 &C; May, 81 0O5sc; July..Shqc BID.
Corn-The opening was lac up; market ad-
vanced. sSCged but strengthened later and ad-
vauc sharply until near close which was at
slight decline frc M the top. No. : cash. SS'lci
oats--Market higher. No. 2. cash 46c asked.
RaEging-6dSc.
Iron Cotton-tieS-sl 30GI rs.
Cornmeal-Firm; 81 65c2 10.
Whlsky-S1 II.
PEovisiOrs-Market frmer in tone, but no
large transact 'ons were reported, and the job
and order bu mess was fslr.
Pork-S.0 IS.
Lard-s5 sTH.
Dry-saIt meats-Bo1ed. shoulde s.. s. 20;
longs. s. so; ribs, s. co. short clear. 50 75G5 s..
81 Bac o. - shoulders, $ 80; longs anu
sugar-cured hams-lJGl2l2c.
New oi.drATs, La, Nov. &.-Rice-Dull
and irregular. Ordinary TO good. Ss4 -. &C.
CoHee-Duu Rio. ordinary to fair, l>Ss ape.
Whisky-In light supply. Western rectided,
Hog products easier, bat not quotably lower.
Fork-s %.
Lard-Reinel fierce, s. Is.
Boxed meais-Dry sailed shoulders. IS %;
sides, 81 6O.
Bacon-shoulders. none; sides. $ %:
Hams-Choice sugar cured. s 10 20.
Sugar-Ac i've ana firm. Open kettle, strictly
prime to choice, l5- 6Gic; prime. 3isc; good
fair to fully fair ga sac; centrifugal, planta-
ton Granulated, il-IGc; of plantation grant,
lated, 5l 55sc: choice white, sly oil white,
10 ltd &C; gray white, a. a 4'.c; choice yellow
ciaridsd d, l5-l6a4isc; Prime yellow Clarified
43lTi Bloc.
Mo!asses Open kettle, strong. Strictly
prime, % n soc: good prime, 25a.sc; prime. 2iG
&c; good common TO good fair. 2Od BE; centrI-
fugal. steady; strictly prime, pic; good prime,
isc; prime, l57 &c; syrup. 2SG2jc
Ngw YORK. Nov. 24. - Wheat Spot Mp.
No. 2, red, 81 o.. Options up, higher, strong.
November, 81 JAS; December, si.o4$.; May,
81 07f..
Corn-spot. up firm; No, ?. 6o% aslo.
OBTAINS higher, November, CO.'S; December
Coffee o ptions steady. unchanged. to 10
points up, dull. sales Il, 500 bags. November,
81 25as!7 30: Decemser. 81 OS@Si7 To- May
sugar-Refned, quiet.
Stronger. No. 2 red. cash, no bids Offering.
Corn-steady. No. ? cash, $3.50.
Pork-BoIed. SO D.
Refined lard s. ~.
Dry salt meats-BoIed shoulders. 81 IS: short
ribs. sides. s. Z5 long Gear sides, - 70: short
clear sides, s. 10.
BEeakfast bacon-Boxed. IS 90.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 24-Wheat market opened
at about SATURDAYS closing prices. The first
transaction TOOK place at from 81 % 35dl uu. for
Nav delivery, There was very little demaad
and very limited. Dealing in Oece her futures
few. The trades viii h took place were at n dis
count of about &c from more remote delivery
IsIer the market declined about Ic per bu5hei,
May selling dowl to y95sc near the close. The
market recovered and May atvanced TO 81 Wa
and December sold up to 917s, corn opening
prices OF May.
Corn was j8i.c, and after touching 5s7sc it de-
clined to as3sc in sympathy with the early W AK
ness in wheat. 1t recovered with wheat later.
and in and out stripped other &c eals in Its ad-
yanCjug 1t sold mp to 90, q DC.
Pork-Tradiur as fairly active and the feel,
ing stronger. The market closed hEm and
higher.
Iard-Rather an active business was trans
acted and the feeling was stron ger and irregular
The close was eady at about Saturday figures.
Short rbs-FairIy active trade was reported
and a comparatively st. ady feeling prevailed.
Prices ruled about 2lac higher and closed steady
wheat-November. closing, csc; Decem-
ccrn-Novembor. closing, 5Sl4c; December.
PorkgDecembe-. closing 50 90; January.
slI 42il Msy, si2 ia.
Lard - December. closing, - 70; January,
Short ribs-December. s. 80; January, 50 So
May, Sc l7is.
wheat-sprng. 9ila a9i4.o.
Corn-No. 2, 53iac.
Pork-s1 90.
Lard-S5 e5.
Short ribs, sdes-s5 4065 AZ.
Dry srlted ghoulders-s4 S7is 35 %
Short clear sldes-sJ t0-
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Special to the Gazette.
BosToN Mass, Nov. 24.-Wool-In light
demand, but holders no. forcing sales and prices
steady.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. 24.-Wool- Receipts.
Il, 4sO rounds. Market slightly lower. I'm
washed bright medium. 2JG2ic; coarse braid,
lia22c; low sandy, i24 i9c; fine light, lac;
SuG 3Sc.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New YORK. Nov. Observation-Disclosures.
$40 Market higher. Native steers, So .5sa %.
Sheep Receipts, 1910. Market steady. Sheep,
81 U0GJ so.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Nov: 2i.-cattle,Receip.s.
native steers. 81 5Od5 5o fair to good native
steers, % gJal 60: stockers end feeLers,Sz 100
5 ~; Texans and Indians e,1., : i0es o. %, Nv,
ket higher. Prices ranged 81 31a4 %.
sheep-Receip.s, 500; shipments, 10. Market
SLOW Good to choice. 81 GJG1 y
CHICAGO. ILL.,. NOV. 2i.-Cattle-Rece pts.
I3 5UU; 4, hipments s0ss Active, str r, gler-
PINE export steers, 50 80 '5 %; others, - OJG
4 10; exams. 50 Is as 20; ran gers, 2IG -
Hogs = Receipss. z',Goo; shipments 10.
s. -; prime mixed ami packers. 5 soa3 ~;
prime heavy and butchers weights, % g.ai 70:
sheep-Rsceipts. 800 shipments, 1872 Market ,.,
heavy and lower. Natives, 81 UOa1 10; West
ems, s. 90G4 40; Texans, 50 sal %.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Nov. 24.-Ca,tle-Receipt
4SOJ; shipments 1900. Market strong to higher
Steers, S. i0Gi IS; cows, 81 OUG5 "; stockers
and feeders 81 UDd3 20
Hogs-Receipts 900: shipments 1870. Market
STEADY to higher. All graIes, s. 01GS %.
Sheep-Receipts so; shipments 20. Market
steady and unchanged.
G,n ond EsiIl Eaool,ipor,