Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET.
OTHER PRODUCES AND PROVISION MAR
KETS-


ST LOUIS, Mo. Nov. /. -Wheat-Sfarket OMEN
ed firm and active Al &c higher than yesterday,
close ruled dull and irregu ar, for scmttine :
huctuating within narrow .Rnge until near
close when more activaty was shosn and prices
advanced slightly, the close firm and ste ady
for May, ,alc lower for other months as com
pared with Yesterdays Anal figures, No. ,,
cash, S3o;>c; December, So;.c; May,
81 O4%sdI o..
Corn-Opening firm aud Lie above yester-
days close. The market improved Slightly,
but with slight trading declined and later
weakened, but just before the close prices adj
vanced and the close was at the highest figures
OF the day. No. cash. j5c; May. 51iac.
Oats-Quiet. but firm and higher No. 2
cash. AL &C bid; May, 46asc.
Bagging-6GSc.
Iron cotton ties 81 310I 3d.
Corn me4l-CnchaEged.
Whiskey-Sl II.
Provisions-Aarket was quiet and steady. for
spot Offering, but dull and weak for lots to ar
rive.
Pork-sll 90.
Dry salt meat bo1ed-stouIders, s. p: long,
50 iOG5 IS; ribs, 50 75Gj 50; clear, s. S5aJ 70.
Bacon boIed-shou'ders, $ 62i3G5 -; longs
and ribs, S. 20 a6 25i clear, s. 70. Market bare
ly steady, middling, g. C.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov. 12.-Rice-Firmer;
ordinary to prime, Il, Gjl4c.
Cofee-Quiet. Rio. l9G2Oilc.
Whisky-Steady; western rectifed, 81 4GTI 50.
Hog products-A shade lower; pork, IOT.c.
LsTd-eetined terce, IS D.
Boxed meats-Dry salt. shoulders s. %: Sides
=
choice sugar cured. $40 so.
SuGar-Open kettle, quiet; market steady;
prime, sc fully fair, 4lsc; good fair, &c; fair.
3fsc; good common ,S5sa sc; common, S3s aSIac;
interior, $685. C; centr fugal, lower plant alton
gEanulated. Sl4c: choice white, 5'sa6 bib: of
choice yellow clarified 4 l3-1GG45sc; prime
DO 42.d l2-l6c; off do ~ &C; seconds Ia III &c.
Molasses-Quiet Open kettle, strictly prime.
316:;,C; good prime. 81 G55c; prime. 5Sd34c;
good common to good fair, 2JG3lc; centrifugal,
strictly. prime, 25a &c: good prime, 2ia25c;
good fair. 1870 20c; fair, 17a Sc; common to good
common, l2G l5c; syrup, lower, 27G &c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 2.-wheat-Trading &C
tvs and feeling nervous and unsettled. The
market closed &c higher for December and 10
higher for May than the closing figures OF yes
terday.
Corn-There was nothing new developed in
the market, which was moderately activs
within narrow range The Closing was at slight
pork-onIy fair trade reported. The marke.
closed rather firm and higher.
Lard-Tra!ing moderate and feeling steady.
Short ribs-Fair business transacted and
changes in prices slight.
Leading futures closed rs follows:
Wheat = November, s1Lc; December, 93IAc;
May, 81 O5i..
Co5n-November. SIC; December, 5IT.c; May.
5t2sc.
Pork = December. 80 e.; January, su s5i
Lard : december. So 20; January. Sc az:
Short ribs-December, s. 47ls; January. S. 50:
May, So 30
Cash quotations:
Wheat-SPring, exc.
Corn-52c-
Pork-s9 -.
Lard-s6 I2iS.
Short ribs-Sides, Ooose) SIS 45a5 90.
Dry s'lted yhoulders-S5 LaJ so
Short clear sides-$ 1901 -.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-wheat-spot up. firm.
No. red, 81 04H. Options higher and firm.
81 O93s.
Corn-spo. up and firm; 59Aa59a.c. Options
strong November, $3.50; December, 6oi4c;
Coffee > Options barely steady and down.
Sales "a, 900 bags November. SI7 y; December,
81 OO@l7 10; May, SIS 100 Is 70. Spot Rio
Sugar-Fair refining, 45sc; centrifugal a6 test
6hG55ac. Sales, 1000 hhds. Muscovado, s. test,
l5-i . 1-l6c; white. ext a g. 1.l6G5 9-l5c:
yellow, IJ-16d5 3-16; off A, ) 7-l6a &C: mould
A, 6 l6c; standard A, l-16c; coniectioners' A.
SIC, cut Loaf, g-l6c; crushed, 9-l6; pow
deIed, 6ssc; graduated, sc; cubes, SIC.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Nov 2.-Catte-Receipts. 400;
Shipments, 500. Steady. Good TO fancy
native steers. 81 SOFAS ~; fair to good native
steers So gJG4 30; stockers and feeIers,s3 loo
.; Texans and Indians. 81 SDd3 80.
Hogs-Receipts. 800; shipments, II, zoo; steady.
Prices ranged 81 U0c 81.
Sheep-Receipts, POO; shipments 400; strong.
Good to choice, 81 OJd3 H.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2-Beeves-Receipts, 1900.
Native steers, 50 3Oa4 s.; Texans, So S.
Dressed beef steady at 6a7Ilc per pound.
shipments to-day, $3.50 quarters of beef
bheep-Receipts, $500 NJ arket steady. Sheep,
81 COa5 80: dressed mutton. firm at Il q ylsc Der
pound; dressed lambs, steady, 81 g1oc.
KANSAS C1TY. Mo-, Nov. Decentralization
$780, shipments 454o- Market weak. Steers
81 Z5a4 IS; stockers and feeders, 81 5Oa5 W;
range steers, e ODG2 -.
Hogs-Receipts Il, 81; shipments 1910. Marks.
higher. All grades s. 00foi W.
Sheep-Receipts go; shipments 40 Make.
steady. Good to choice muttons, 81 OJGi -;
stockers and feeders, 81 75ai l2ia.
CHICAGO, H., Nov. Observation-Disclosures,
15>gn; shipments, 400. The market was steady.
Steers. 81 OOd5 10; Texans, 81 25G2 -; rangers,
s. OoG3 so.
Hogs-Receipts, 40, ESQ; shipments. 7oeO. Mar
ket fairly active and steady. Prime heavy and
butchers weights. 81 0csi Is; packers and
mixed, So 65G3 %
Sheep-Receipts, 500; shipments, 5000. Mar
ket slow and steady to lower. Mixed natives,
81 0oai 50; Westerns, s. sos3 20; Texans, 50 rs
al 80.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
ST. LoUIs, Mo-. Nov. IL. -wool-Un-
changed.