Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
GALVESTON COFFEE MARKI
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET.
Special TO the Gazette.

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OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
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ST. LOUIS, No.. Oct. II -wheat-After lowe
| soon recovered and advanced full lc above low
! est price. The market wavered again and III
| tendency was down until near the close, which
| was firm st 3.9I.c above the lowest point AM
| shout the came as yesterdays close. No. casl
| gsS4 a99ac; December S. 02ss bid May 81 0S9s
July 9i1lc; August 9Sc.
CorD-karket opened wesS and sc below tht
| close OF yesterday. There was rally and price
became firmer, but declined later, improved anC
| closed AGssc below yesterdays latest prices
10. Z; cash. t39sc; No. 4, iI;.c; December, isisc
oats-Msrket opened lower. and after Sigh
a fnc5 closed HSic below yesterday
Iron cotton ties-sl 3OaI IS.
Provisions. Advices were not so favorable a.
yesterday and the market was rather quiet bu
steady; A good many small Southern orders
were fill ed.
Pors-SIl 90.
Lsrd-S5 1914.
Dry sailed meats. boxed-Shoulders s. 62n
longs, s. 20; ribs. s. 50; clear, s. 9OG6 90.
Bacon, Observation-Disclosures, Sc 121a; longs, S6 20;
ribs. So 70; clear, S. S714G6 10.
Whisky-l Is.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. 22.-wheat-weakel
feeling was developed and good business was
transacted. In aggregate trading fell some
what short Of yesterday. The opening about
Aabc lower than yesterdays closing, was I'M
mediately followed by good buying and adj
vance OF q pic, but the advance brought out
free offerings under which prices eased of
1Gl1sc, then recovered some and closed about
hGhc lower than yesterday.
Corn-Market quite active and rather unset
tied, prices changes being frequent within
range. The market opened with free selling by
longs atk4 a &c decline, after which the market
settled off smother A.c, decline of lie was re-
corded when the market ruled steady and closed
with q loss OF Ha2c.
Mess pork-Trading was quite active. Open
ing sales were made at I2la l5c decline. bu t
prices were gradually advanced to ILL., d20c, re-
ceded again l7iAG2Oc. Toward the close prices
Lard-Comparatively light trads reported.
Prices ruled 2A65c lower, and the market
closed steady at outside figures.
Short rib sides-Trading moderately active.
Opening sales were made at 5a7I. decline, but
the demand was sufficiently urgent to advance
pr ces 2iAG5c. Later weak feeling developed,
resulting in decline of 5G71sc. At the close
rallied &C and ruled steady.
Leading futures closed follows:
Whe.t-nctoOer. 81 o2A; December. s. O5ls;
Corn-october. 52Kc; December. 529sc; May.
Pork-Dscember. Sill 40; January. sI2 40; May.
sI3 VIZ.
Lard-December. Sc so; January, So 20; May,
Rib--December, IS 571a January. IS s2l.; May,
Sc 32h.
CASH quotations:
Wheat-No. spring, 81 OH.
Corn-No. 2, SIG.
Pork-SlO l06l020.
Lard-S6 37k.
Short ribs sides-s5 .Oa5 A..
Dry srlted ,houlders-s5 62Hs5 Is.
short clear sides (boxed)-s5 10.
NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-wheat-spot, easy.
81 dsis; e Decemb e. 81 Ok: May s. i2E:
Corn-spot dull and easier. No. 2, 59Lc.
Options down. weak. October, 591.c; December.
6Uc; May, 6lLc.
CoHee-options firm, up. Sales. "A, $50 bags.
October, SIS l591s 20; December, sl7 159i7 90;
May, SIS i5. Spot Rio easier, more active: 20l2c.
Sugar-Raw, firm, more active; refined, quiet,
STEADY.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Oct. 22.-Eice-steady
Ordinary to prime, 4lsG5Ac.
Cofee-Firm. Rio, 1884 G2lc.
whisky-Steady. Western rectifed, 81 o4al so.
Hog product>-In fair demand.
Lars-Rehned fierce, SIC.
Boxed meats-Dry sailed shoulders. SIC;
BaconNshoulders, Sc Is; sides, IS 25as so.
Hams-Choice sugar cured, 1O91Okc.
sug.r-Quiet but firm. Open kettle. fair to
grapuisted, SIC; off centrifugal plantation
granulated, 51sa C; choice white, 1876; off
choice white. G24a55sc;, gray white, SIC; choice
fed, 5Ha5 l5-l6c; off yellow clarified, s1sa5Ac;
seconds, 4aiTc.
Iolasses-Active and strong. Open kettle.
prime. 3saS9c; good fair, S6957c. Centrifugal,
fair. Csc; good common. 26c; syrup. Soa57c.
KAHsA. Cry, Mo. a., Oct. 22.-wheat-weaker
No. 2 cash. 9ic.
Corn-Active, but lower. No. 2, cash, SOC.
Pork-SiO.
Refined lard-s6 Is.
Dry salt meats, boxed-shoulders. 81 s7h;
short ribs, s. IS; long clear sides, IS al
short clear sides, IS co; breakfast bacon, S. ~
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, No.. Oct. 22.-wool-Quiet and
steady,
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Special to the Gazette.
BosToS, MASS, Oct. 22.-wool - In good
demand at steady prices.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Oct. 22.-Cattle-Recefpts, 300;
shipments. 500. Steady. Good to fancy native
stockers and feeders, s. oOG5 10; Texans and
Indians, 81 2Oa3 10.
hogs-Receipts. sloo; shipments, 2.Oo. :
sheep-Receipts. 1870; shipments, 1900. Market
steady. Good TO choice. 81 0095 %.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. 22.-Cattle-Rec>ipts.
SGD; shipments, 800. Market steady 10 strane,
Steers, = 25si IS; stockers andfeeders, g
as 25; range steers, 81 0032 70.
Hogs-Receipts, 1850; shipments, 4131. Mar
sheep-Receipts, 2sio. Shipments, $50. Mar
ket steady. Good to choice muttons, 81 QUO
20: stockers sndfeeders. 81 5Oa4 60.
New YoRK, Oct. 22.-Beeves-Receipts, 20Oo.
Market lower. Native seers, So s0a4 40:
Colorados and Texans. 50 GOA 3 30: dressed beef
lower q. nc; shipments, 20 beeves and Zoo
quarters OF beef.
Sheep-Receip;s. 1900. Market firm. Sheep,
81 o0a5 so: Lambs,s2 25G2 70; dressed muttonsss
firm, Shaal0c. r.
CHICAGO, H., Oct. o. -Cs.tle-Beceipts,
II coo: shipments, 5000. Slow, steady to higher
steers, s. ood3 IS; native butchers stock. 81 %
d3 so: Texans, 81 i5Gs Is; rangers, 81 55a3 10.
Hogs-Heceipts, Sa,O0J; shipments, 500.
Fairly active, lower. Packers, S. s5ai 10; best
mixed, 81 l544 5; prime heavy and butchers
weights, "a 25d4 ~.
Sheep--Receipts, 5000; shipments. none.
Active, steaGy to lower. Stockers, So 25G4 90;
Westerns, s. Yoal -; Texans, 50 55a4 %; lambs,
S. s5G5 80.