Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-03
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR.
EETS.

OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR.
| ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June 2.-Flour-Quiet but
| steady.
wheat-Opened lower. then declined till il
reached PIC below first sale then partiaIlv re-
acted and closed with July and August Ic, and
| December &c below Saturday. No. red, cash,
sold at CSC; June closed at &c bid; July ,9Ola
August, S95sc bid; December, 98c.
Corn-Cash, steady. No. 2, mixed, sllac.
Options lower. July closed s21sc, August sc;
Corn meal-Firm, 81 go.
Whisky-Steady; 81 10.
Bagging quiet, SIC to SIC.
Iron cotton ties, 30cGS1 30.
Proyisions-Dull and only lob trade done
Pork-June, Sl26I2 %.
Lard-June, So SO.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders. 81 80; longs,
S. 30; ribs, So 40; short clear s. SO.
Bacon-Shoulders, s. %; longs and ribs, IS IS
as So,
Short clear sides-Boxed. IS s71s@5 e5.
Hams-SI0 00G12 so.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June "A good business was
transacted IN wheat to-day and the feeling was
unsettled. The opening was about 1saIc lower,
rallied &c for July and then started down the
price for July declining I34c and deferred futures
1AG1iac, recovered and closed about nc lower
for July, sc higher for August and &c higher
for September than closing prices Saturday.
Corn was moderately active within a narrow
range and the feeling was rather steady. Opened
the same to trihe under closing Saturday, was
firm and sold up A93sc, eased off tribe, ruled
steady and closed about the same as Saturday.
Trading in pork was fairly active and feeling
unsettled. Early advanced 5GTl.c, but toward
the close ruled easier and prices settled back IO
121hc, closing quiet.
A fair business was done in lard. further
Short ribs-There was good business and
prices declined 21aG5c; closed quiet at inside
figures.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-June, 921sc; July. 931sc;August, 92%Lc
Corn-June, 3sIsc; July, SIC; August, s4i5c
Pork-June, $3.50; July, sl3.S7ls; August,
Lard-June, s5.s7ls; July; Sc 10; August, Sc. 80
Ribs-June, s.. l2l8; July. s5.25; August, IS. 45e
Cash quotations were:
Flour-Dun but steady; unchanged.
Wheat-No. 2spring wheat, 92ds2I1c; No, 8
spring wheat, 7SGeOc.
Corn-No. 2, 35ssc.
Lard-S5.95 90.
Short ribs sides--Loose; s.. 1Oa5. 20.
Dry salted sh oulders- Boxed, IS. lOG5,20
Short clear sides-S5. cool. 20.
kettle, strictly prime, 5 5-Iea5hc; fully fair,
45sc; fair to good fair, MG5ISc; common TO good
common, nc; centrifugals, firm; off white, &c:
prime yellow clarified 9-l6a55sc; seconds,
41sd5 Slice.
Molasses-Dull.
NEW YORK, June 2.-FIour-DulI, irregu-
Wheat--Spot market quiet, frmer. No.
red, 943tc. Options fairly active and irregular,
closing firm at q d13sc over Saturday; No. 2 red
June, closed at 94stc; July, SS1sc; August,
Corn-spot market stronger. No. 2. aohe
40%c. Options moderately active and u.s.
changed to Hc up, closing steady; June, 4gsss
July, 4lhc; August, 41Ac.
Coffee-Options steady and unchangedSto 10
points up. Sales, II, $50 bags. June, s17 400
II 45; July, sl7 1901 20; August, SIT 90. Spot
Rio, steady and quiet at 20c.
Sugar-Raw, active and irlner; fair refining,
Molasses-Firmer, 5sa5slsc; New Orleans,
Rice-steady and quiet.
Rio DE JANIERo, June 2.-Cofee-ReguIar:z
first, $3.50 refs per 10 kilos; good seconds $3.50
res; receipts during past week, r. 900 bags; purs
chases for United States, 900 bags; clear aiices
for United States, 1900 bags; stocks, So, 90
bags.
SANTOS, June 2.-Co1ee-Good average. Sc 900
refs per 10 kios; receipts during past we ek 600
bags; purchases for United States, H. 900 bags:
clearances for United States, 1000 bags; stocks.
1900 bags.
NEW YoRK, June 2. --Beeves-Rsceipts. 5772:
market hrm. Native steers, 81 l045 Is; Texans,
50 SOFA 40; bulls and cows. 81 00G3 IS. Dressed J
beef slow at 81 G71zc per pound. -
Sheep-Receipts, u, 522; sheep shade loweE
s. 2s6S S7h; dressed mutton firm at I00 lie:
dressed lambs steady at I2914c.
KANSAS CITY, No., June 2.-Wheat--Quiet:
No. hard, cash, sSc; No. red, cash, sec.
corn-Easierj No. cash, 2sillc.
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