Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-21
GALVESTON COFFEE MART-Er.
pecial 10 the Gazette
GALVESTON sUaAR MARKET.
srecisl TO the Gazette.
GALVESTON. Tex. Nov. 2o.-s:oady as re-
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAI
kETS.

| business was transacted at lower prices. Soon
after the openinl. which was steady for Deem
| Der and l.cup for May, vIiues broke sharply,
| but the market ruled quiet and irregular. Later
| there recovery but this firmness short
| lived, the market again sasgei and closed at
| the lowest prices of the day. No. cash, s7lsG
99c; December, S'3.c asked; May, @6a 96ls c;july,
Corn-Trading limited. The market opened
| &c higher. advanced slightly and continued 10
rule firm until near the close, when some weak
ness was shown. No; 2. cash, 521ac: December,
4Sasc bid: May, i9i &C bid.
Oats-Quiet but firmer. No. 2. cash, 4Ji4c
asked; December, 44lsc bid; May, i5c.
Bagging-6dSc.
Iron coIton-ties-Sl S0d1 81.
Cornmeal-Firm and unchanged.
Wnisky-S "a.
Provisions-Market quiet; easy. fair order de-
mand, but only moderate business reported on
open marset.
Pork, $40 10.
Lard. So IS.
Dry salt meats-Boxed, shoulders, 81 9Oa5;
long, s. So; ribs. 50 80; clear, 50 =.
Bacon-PoIed, shoulders. s. 3I4a; longs and
ribs, S6d6 oj; clear. S. 10 a20.
Sugar cured mans, iO'HcGl2iac.
new ORLEANS. La, Nov. 2O-.Pork, dull and
lower, % 70. Dry salt shouiders,s4 so.
sugar-Actve and strong Open kettle,
strictly prime to choice ic; prime. SIC;
good fsr to fully fair. 35sr sc; centrifugal off
plantation granulated, 55s Gj3sc; choice white,
57sG5l4c; off white. sc: gray viii e. 4 i3-I5cS
TIC: choice yellow clarified. l3-l5d4Hc; prime
yellow clarified, 4$, "A 1871 &C.
Molasses-steady and quiet. Open kettle,
prime. 2sa24c: good fair, 2iQ22c; centrifugal,
strict y prime. 2Ia23c; good prime. lsc-
Coffee Demand light; Rio, Iss4 a BIC
Whisky-Steady; Western rectlhed, 81 Oi0
Hog products-E1tremely dull.
Lard-Rehned tierce, 81 &C.
Boxed meats-Dry salt shoulders, 5k;o Sides,
Bacon-shoulders, none; sides, sc.
Hams-Choice sugar cured. 49, a IUl &c.
KANSAS CITY, No.. Nov. 20. -Wheat-Quiet.
No. 2 red. cash, no bids.
Corn-Firmer and higher. November, 52s.c
bid.
Mess pork-Boxed 50 90.
Refined lard 50 72i5.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders 81 65; short
ribs, sides. s. So long c.esr sides, IS 30; short
clear sides, IS 80.
Breakfast bacon-Boxed. IS 80.
New YORK, Nov 2O-wheat-spot : let and
November, 97ssc; December, IS s9&.c; May.
81 OPS.
steady and fairly active. November, 56Isc;
December. 574c; May, 5sBc.
Coffee Options unchanged to les points up.
December, l6 sail 90; May, 10 90. Spot Rio,
quiet and steady, $40.
Sugar-Refned, quiet
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 2o.-wheat-Opening
quotations were: MAY. 99L,c and December
the same time. Trading fairy active but
entirely free Of extreme nervousness, which has
Deen Characteristic OF the business Tor tne DaSC
week. Later May declined to 953,c ami Decem-
Der 9l5sc. and this followed by several fiuc-
tuations within the limits OF 9'l9c and 9Sllc for
May, with 6 drop to %Sc, About II O'Clock May
declined still further to 81 &C. About half an
hour from the close declined to 901ac. The c.oss
was at practically the bottom prices of the day.
Co 1.-THE opening price for May very ir-
regular, there being simultaneous sales at 5!5.c
53c and 53isc, the bulk OF the business done be-
ing probably At &c. 1t sold up to Y. inside OF
five minutes snd from that time to the close its
close was reversed. The final figures were the
lowest OF the day.
Pork-Rather good business was transacted
The market closed 2iac lower.
Lari-Farr.y active trade reported. Prices
were SO lower.
Short ribs-Siies-Prices receded sc.
Leading futures closed folows:
Wheat-November, sS3sc; December, s9Tsc,
May. 971sc.
Corn-Novemoer, 50l.c; December, 4g,ac; May.
5lslc.
Fork-Dscember. IS 5Oi January. $40 72h;
Lard = December. So s2ls; January. SC OH;
May, IS 50.
Short ribs-December. S. 22Is; January, IS q;
May, s. 92la.
Cash quotations:
Wheat-Spring. SSH al S5ac.
Forks s7iaa9 o..
Lard-$5 so.
Short ribs-sides, IS 20q5 81.
Dry solted 3hou;ders-.4 s7Iaa5 o.
Short clear side5-Sj SOC, 20.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. Observation-Disclosures,
native steers. 81 iOa5 IL: fair to good native
steers. 50 aOd4 60: stockers and feeders, SO l0a
9 20; Texans and Indians, 81 3Oa3 SC.
Hogs-Receipis. 100; shipments, 4O1. Shade
higher. Prices ranged So 2oa3 20.
sheep-Receip,s. 1909; shipments, 3oO Market
steady. Good to choice, 81 0Jd5 %.
CHICAGO, H., Nov. Observation-Disclosures,
Is. 90 !; shipments, 51nO Steady Steers. 81 go
Hog5-Receipts. 300: shipments, 200. Mar