Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-10

an advance Of 2921sc above yesterdays lowest
figures. No. q cash, 9aIsc; September, S'sei
December. $685. ae9f.c; May, l.oSh bid
effect and the market opened %0lc lower GOOD
buying. however. forced prices up lAaIltao:
Toward the close the market easeo On; Iai'rIs
considerably. and dnal prices were rs dl11c up
No. 2 cash, 4TIsc; September, tIAc bid; OctoOeF'
Cornmeal-Unchanged.
Bran-Scarce and firm, sue.
Flsxseed-steady, sl.S'.
Hsy-Unchanged.
KANSAS, CITY, Mo-, Aug. 9.-"heat-
Stronger. No. cash. soc bid.
Corn-Essier. No. cash. i7l4c bid
CHICAGO, I'LL, Aug, .-Wheat-Trading ac-
tive speculative account and market exclteu,
accompanied with very sharp aav ,Saa s IN
terday's closing and further advanced zsse ZOE
September and 3ssc for December eased on
some and closed about i &c higher for Septem-
Der and 2l.c higher for December than closing
figures yesterday.
Corn-There was s good trade at higher prices.
A firm feeling prevailed, due largely to an ad,
vance in wheat and to bad crop reports, local
experts estimating crops very much below an
average. The first sales were a a &c better tnan
the closing prices Of yesterday, was hrIn
and after slight changes advanced 5tsc, rsaSteu
SO, ruled frmer and closed IaIh.c higher than
oats-Activs and frmer and the decline OF
Yesterday recovered, the strength due 10
an advance in wheat and corn. Moderate hg-
ursS and good buying OF september ana may ny
Mess porE-Less interest was manifested and
prices ruled 7i!G12Iac higher and closed STEADY
Lard-Trading mo derate at the opening prices,
ruled 2I5G5c lower; the later decline was re-
covered.
ported prices ruled 2lsG5e higher and the mar
ket closed comparatively steady
wheatsAnsast, Sc; September, s6iac; De-
Corn.August, 49l.c; September. G99loi May
Mess pork-septembor, sl1 80; October. $40 90;
IaTd2ssptem65cr. ss PTS; October, SO 40; jan
1 Short ribs-september, S. As; October, IS S7lsi
January, s. s5.
Cash quotations were:
Flour-Firm and unchanged.
No. spring wheat-95c.
No. corn-49l5c
Mess pork-Sll 90.
Lard-S6 10.
Short ribs-Sides. IS 25G5 30.
Dry sslted shoulders-S5 S7i3a6 90
Short clear siGes-S5 IOd5 50.
Whisky-Sl Is.
NEw YORK. Aug. 9.-whest-spot higher;
| No. 2. red, 99ca$l oO1. Options higher and
| firm September, 81 Od3s; October, 81 OlSs; De
| cember, 81 O254; May, 81 O6@4. ~
Corn,Spot dun and easy. No. 2, 56lic,
Options higher land steady. September o6Sc;
ooieeIoptions opened frm 5 to Is points up,
! closing firm to 10 points up, caoies 9u ae
Gales bags i9e g ,o Aqg stsSer ss 90
| "a is So; December, SIS 95al6 %; January,
! SIS 65; March, SIS so; May, SIS 40. Spot 40
! frmer and quiet. Fair cargoes, 2Oi2ci No :, nat
' Sugar-Raw, firm and quiet with light offer
| ings; fair refining, 4lsc; centrifugal, So-tgst,
J SIC: refined, active and tirmi good export
| demand
New ORLEANS. La, Aug. 9.-Cofee-Rio,
Whfsky-steady, Western rectifed. 81 O4s
sugar-strong. Open kettle. fully fair to
| good common. 49sG4 g-l6C; inferior, 5l2ci CEN
| trifugal, choice white, SIC; OF white, 59sc;
choice yellow clarified, &C; prime yellow ciar-
| fed, . 5-l6G5%sc; of prime yellow Clarified
! 3-I6d 5lac.
| mon to good common, 12Gl3c; inferior, ~.
Other articles unchanged.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 9.-Cattle-Receipts,
! 600; shipments. 900. Market strong to steady.
Steers, So 2563 As; stockers and feeders, 81 500
| %; range steers. 81 OGd2 60. ,
Hogs-Receipts, 1906 shipments, $500.
! All grades, s. l5d3 s2ig. -o A.,
| ket steady. Good to choice muttons,d OG4 y;
| stockers and feeders, - 75G3 %.
ST. LOUIS, No., Aug. 9--CatEe- Receipts,
1900. shipments 500 Market dull. Good to
fancy native steers, 81 2Oa4 65; fair to good,
So goat 30; stockers and feeders, s. lOG3 W;
Texans and Indians, 81 2OG2 10 ~,
| Hogs-Rec eipts, SCI: shipments, 300. Mar
| ket steady. Prices ranged So 6sa3 50.
Sheep-Receipts, 100; shipments, $500. Fair to
choice. 81 0JGl 50.
WOOL MARKET.
ST. LOUIS Mo. Aug. 9.-Wool-Receipts,
p O41 pounds; market steady and unchanged.
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