Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-14
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! sT. LOUIS. Mo NOV. 7G.-Wheat-Markei
| opened 5sc down for December ANA ! -Gs C
| lower fer Nay and ruled quiet but irrcgul ar,
| fuCtuaiinE within narrow range for some time
! prices IL CilueI sharply and quickly and Ius-
| continued to the close. which was al the lowest
figures OF the day, and PIC lower for December
| p &C for May compared with Yesterday 3 close.
| No cash, $50 9os4c; December, 9i5sc; May,
| 81 u2i@: July. SIC.
Corn-Opening &c off and after tract ionai
! advance an easy feeling SCI in a the tendency
/ was down. Later. in sympathy with wheat
| the market declined sharply and closed igg 20
| down from yesterdays latest figures No ,
cash. sc; December, SIC asked; May. oO'.c.
Odts-Lower but fairly active. No. : cash,
A. c bid; May, ijisc bid.
Iron cotton ties 81 anal b.
Corn meal-Fi-m at 81 6ja2 20.
Whiskey-Si II.
Provisions-There was no essential change in
prices for spot offerings, but the market was ex-
ceedingiy dull and orders were chiefly for small
Pork-sl1 90.
Lard--S5 o..
Dry salt meat boxed-st ouldeis, s. %; long,
Bacon boxed-Shoulders. s. G2I.; longs and
ribs, SIS 2od6 %; clear, So 40; sugar-cured
hams. IOIa I.lAc.
New YoRK. Nov. -Wheat-spot heavy and
lower. No. red. 81 0ZIs. Options feverish
and up. November, 81 "; December. 81 ";
Corn-spot lower and weaker. No.2. 59a6Dtsc
Options lower and hesSy. November, jst SC;
.
Cotee-Options steady and up. Sales 81 80
bags November. 81 20; December, Sl6 $50
Il 10; May. SO iOa II 80. Spot Rio easier and
suGar-Fair demand. Sales $50 hhds and $50
bags Muscovado, os test, at 4isc; refined quiet.
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. 15-Su9ar dull.
weak ana lower. Open kettle, strictly prime &c;
fully fair, &c: good fair 35s csc; fair,
ne; good common, sasa SIC; common, &c:
inferior, &c; centrifugal, off: plantation
grades, 5'sc: off white; 45.c: gray white. sc;
attN I'D
AZ. A l3-i6c.
Kansas CRY, No, Nov. s-Wheat-Easier,
No. red, cash, S1I5c bid.
Coru-Higher. No. ,. cash, 512. a52lac.
Mess pork-Sln
Refined lard ST.
Dry salt neats-Boxed shoulders. 81 70; short
rib sides - -; long clear sides, 10 -: short
Breakfast bacon-Boxed. IS 80.
CHICAGO I'LL, Nov. 13.-Wheat-Tone of
market was heavy ard business was light. Mar
ket closed considerable lower than yesterdays
final figures.
made in the Last few minutes. May, which
in early trading, which had sold to moderate at
sac decline to end, closed at 52% &C.
POrk-MOderate trade reported. Prices grad
uaily receded l5Gl1 &c, and market closed tame.
Lard-Fair trade reported. Market closed
firm at 2i1 @5c.
snort rib Substituting moderately active
Prices receded 2i5dJc.
Leading futures closed follows:
Wheat = November, S9Iac; December. 955sc;
oorn-November, 5Olsc; December, 5os.c; May.
SIC.
Mess pork-December. SO 60; January, sl 90;
Lard : December. S. Is; January. So 81;
May. S6 S..
Short ribs-December, S. As; January, s. IS;
May, IS %.
Cash quotations:
Fiour-Unchauged.
Wheat-SDring, 9ikc.
Corn-5ntac.
Pork-s9 5Od9 62it.
Short ribs-sidess loose, s. mas As.
Dry s"lted ghouIde-s-s5 87l=a5 So
Short clear sides-SJ 75Gj 50.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. 3.-wooI-Receipts,
~, $50 pounds. Market steady.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET,
Special to the Gazette.
BosroN, MASS. Nov. l3.-Wool has been SELL
ing only moderately, and sales for the week foot
up 2, Sl5,9 pounds, including ls4 90 pounds
foreign. Prices are firm at last weeks quota
lions, but no higher. Receipts for the week
10, $50 bales domestic and ninety-six bales for
eign.
LIVESTOCK NJ MARKETS.
Sr. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. Observation-Disclosures.
1909; shipments, 500. Steady. Good TO fancy
native steers 81 Jld5 90; fair to good native
steers. So s0G4 50; stockers and feeders,S l0s
10; Texans and Indians 81 1903 %.
Hogs-Receipts. 6iOO; shipments, 2j0l. Lower.
Prices ranged g 4JG3 81.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments 900. Steady.
Good to choice, 81 OJc5 70.
KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Nov. l5.-Cattle-Receipts
500; shipments 300 Market lower. Steers,
3 25ai IS; stockers and feeders, 81 6OG5 %;
-ange steers, So OO63 20.
Hozs-Receipts 1900; shipments go. Market
teady 20 lower. All grades 81 0Oai 90.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments HOO. Market
teady. Good to choice muttons, 81 00ai So;
lockers and feeders. g 75di l2is.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Nov. -Cattle-Receipts,
:, UnJ; shipments, 1910. The market was easy
steers. 81 01G5 %; Texans, 81 SOFAS 90; rangers.
2 55d3 40.
Hogs-Receip.s, "a, 600; shipments. 5000. Mar
.et steady, with active demand. Rough and
So 70d3 50; packers and mixed, So s5q
So; prime heavy and butchers weights. 81 "
"a 10.
sheep-Receipts, 10000; shipments, 20. 900.
farket slow and barely steady. Natives. 81 O0S
20; Westerns. 81 156t 20; Texans, prime fed.
1 10; lambs, s. lOd5 30.
NEW YORK, Nov. a.-Beeyes-Receipts. 1900.
20 trading and feeling firm. Dressed beef,
teady, sake.
Sheep Receipts. 400. Sheep, dull at 81 0O9
90; dressed muttons, low at ~ a !0c.