Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-18
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET.
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS.

Sr. Iorrs. Oct I7-wheat-After opening,
which was weak and nc lower than yestsrua -,
close the market reacted and advanced until
near the close which weak, but Ac hlgher
than yesterdays's final figures: No: Z, cash,
e9i.as so; December, 81 C2i4 bid; May, 81 ost4
Corn1The market opened &c lower, declined
still further strengthened and ruled hrm UNI.
near the immediate close, when 1t weakened on
from the top but last sales were &c ABOVE yes
s 5SESsS- NO. g. CASH. anu a..
maud for Msy and active trading, other months
neglected. No. cash, 59ig; May openeo ss
4iIs closed at AS.
Iron cotton ties-Si 50a1 IS.
Cornmeal-Steady and quiet.
Northumberland for job lots rood. fair
business was reported at higher prices
Pors-si0 IS.
Dry salt meats, boxed-shoulders. 8 e2kS
-: longs. S. 60; ribs, IS %; clear. s. 75aO 50.
Bacon boxedashSpde css Sc i ss g.
SuRar-cured hams-Sl0 6Odl2 %.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-. Oct. 7.-wheat-strongsr'
No. red, cash, g5c asked:
Corr-Firn. No. 2, cash, f&c.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. T.-sugar-Quies
but firm Open kettle, new good fair, 45c; good
common. &c: centrifugal choice white. &C; on DO.
JSia5 15-l6c; gray do, 5i5@5S4c; choice yeliogs,
yellow do, 5A95 5-l6. ,..,.
Nolasses-Active and firm. open ket.le
strictly prime. 4Ic; good PRIME SIC a9Si Ptinie'
42c good fair, 42c; centrifugal prime, sc; syrup
8Os8Sc.
| CHICAGO. ILL.,, Oct. 17.-wheat-Trading
| active. Market somewhat excited, with prices
| showing further marked Improvement.
| Mess pork-More doing. Early sales weTe
made at 2isa5c decline. but prices quickly
| rallied lo612isc. Later prices settled nack 90
| nc. and closed steady a. medium figures.
| Lard-Tradiig moderate in some instances IN
| advance of PIC was gained.
| short ribs sides-Fairly active trade reporten-
| Market closed steady at outside figures, we J,
opening was A@Ac higher than Yesterday ~ " ;
| closing and prices steadily advanced i5sOISAc
| more then fiuctuated some and the closing was
lSGlssc higher than YESTERDAY. ,,,,;ro ,rsi-
| moss has been transacted within at Ssaic range
! First trades were at kGkc, then declined. put
I5a5sc, receded AG9sc,, again advanced &c,
changed some and ruled firm, and closed with
sG Iea Sl sf futures closed as follows:
Wheat-October. 81 o.; December, 81 W's'
Ni cooirn-ootober. sic; November. size; May.
'' Mess pork-Decsmber. SO 10; January, 81 ST.
A Issird-December. Sc 10; January. So 81 May
70 Short IN, ribs-December. So 80; January. s. So
Cash quotations:
Wheat-No. spring, 81 OF.
Corn-No2 2, 5lc.
Short ribs sides-S5 -.
Dry, saIted ghoulders-f5 62bSI 10.
Short clear sides (boxed)-s1 i5e5 %.
Nvv Yong. Oct. 17-wheat-SDot higher ant
steady Nj Os1 red bes Sc S s. dS%; May
'Corn-spot. up and firm. No. 2, 57s4o. Option
I firm and higher. November, $3.50; December
&c Ccioffee9options opened steady and unchanged
} to 10 points down. Closed steady an un
D October. SIS iO92O 90; December, II l5alI 20
0 Ma sI5 5Oai5 50. Spot Rio dull and steady a
0 sSesr-Raw, dull and firm; refined. quiet.
3 BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
0 Special to the Gazette.
D Rosros MASS. Oct. 1.-Wool-Less activ
0 but very firm at the advanced prices.
o ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
y speciaI to the Gazette.
y sr Iou1s. Mo-, Oct. 17.-Wool receipts l3S. s.
n I pounds; market firm and unchanged.
: LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
: CT. Ior1s. NO. Oct. I7.-Cattle-Receipts, 100
shipments 2GO0. Steady. Good to fancy nati !,
steers. s. 400! s fair to So go 90. s1sus an
in aonsSReceipts. 800; shipments, 400. Ma
!, ket steady Prices ranged, ~ sa1 90: I'm
) Msriet steady. Good to choice. 81 OoS5 10.
4 K.ss.s Crrr. NO.. Oct. F.-Cattle-Receiot:
4 -sSn. shipnents, 1000. Market strong Steer
q & 4oai Is; stockers and feeders, - ooeS
J.. range steers, 81 o. .sso n,
4 tet I6wer All grades, s. 2564 Is.
Sheep-Receipts, 800; shipments, 100: ma
ket steady. Good to choice muttons, ii V1o4 q
: stockers and feeders, 81 5o4 60
NEw YORK Oct. l7.--Beeves-Receipts, Ito
Market steaY. Native steers, 50 2osi
q Texans and Colorados, 1sGI5c; dressed be-
u steady. 6ha7%c- Shipments, go besves;
Sheep sceipts 6iS5. Market aG s.esdy. Sneel
low, $40 iOc per pound; dressed lambs. stead!
cyclic.
u CHICAGO, IT,, Oct. 7-Cattle-ReceIpt
il 1905; shipments, none. Steady. steers: .
a as III; Texans, 81 l5a3 IS; native butche
n stock 81 50a2 so; rangers, 81 s06S %.
IS Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, S0
70 Active and lower Mixed and packers ssy19 y
"a prime heavy and butchers weights, ~ 5ei
sheep-Receipts, 40; shipments. non
Market active steady Natives, 81 1914 4