Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-23

May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l. ~
June .''...-'.-..' 10 g9el. %
July 10 iHt To ~
Spot rio, fair cargoes, 2oisc; No : Hat bean,
Sugar-Raw, quiet and steady; sales, Al hogs
heads; musCovado 81 test, as; refined, quiet,
1-l6c lower; c, 1-I6G5 5-16c; extra c. 5-lsg
534c: white extra Z, 13-l6G' 10 Iiei yellow,
Il-16G5 5-16c; off A, 55s 5-l6c; mould A, CSC;
standard A, SIC; confectiOners' A ll-l5c; cus
loaf, 3-l6c; crushed, : 5-l6; powdered, l-l5c;
Molasses-Market quiet and weak. 80 test. &c;
New Orleans, steady; common to fancy, STA Sc.
Rice-Market steady and quiet, domestic, "a %
SIC; Japan, 43lG5i4c.
CHICAGO, I'LL, March 22.-wheat-The volume
of trading was not as large as during the pre-
ceeding days of the week and there was less snap
to the market, but withal the market held its
own during most OF the session. The traqinS
was largely on a professional order, and there
was considerable covering by shorts and some
selling by longs at the advance The market
opened 1kGAc lower; then ruled firm, advancing
IaG5sc; again weakened off, selling of to inside
prices: fuctuated and closed about &c lower
than yesterday.
Corn-Was Traded in moderate extent and the
under tone was heavy, but the market held up
fairly well, due almost entirely to the strength
in wheat. The market opened at about the
closing prices of yesterday, was steady Tor Z
time and then declined &c; became INACTIVE anu
closed kGhc lower than yesterday.
Pork-Trading was quite active and prices
were advanced l09I2lRc, with quite good Dus--
ness reported at advancing scale. More liberal
offerings later, chiefly by manufactures, caused
weaker feeling and prices receded fuly izta
l5c. Toward the close prices rallied zlaG2c, ana
closed steady.
Lard-Quite an active business was transacted.
Good demand from shorts tended to develop
considerable strength and advanced lJGlse;
Offerings were somewhat larger later an"
feeling was easier, accompanied with TedH1-
tion of sG5c, and the market closed STEADY
Short rib Substituting was qul{e o rIsH'
Prices were advanced~567tzc early in the daF,
but settled back again 2l8a5c during the Iat,s'
part Of the session.
Leading futures closed: CO.,
Wheat-No. 2, March, SOC; May, S'4o
Coz coofn~NO 2, April, 281so; May, 29a.c; july
Mess pork : March. $40 SPA May. SO 47A'
Lar Lar1d-MaTc6, Sc 10; May. IS Ia; june
sho5rt ribs-March, IS O7ls; May, IS 10; june
S. 12IA.
Cash quotations were:
Flour-Firmer, unchanged. -ra
No. spring wheat, 7gla SOC; No. red' 80
79lsc.
Corn-No 2. 2815c.
Mess pork-sI0 37i4G10 10.
Lard-$6 10.
Short ribs-Sides, Ioose-sJ O565 10.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed-s4 4Odi 90
Short clear sides. boxed-S5 1000 3D.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 22.-Wool-The Inarksss
shows no change, but holders are desirlol5. u
reducing stock in preparation for the Nay eAP'
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. March 22.-Cattle-Receipl2,
700: shipments, 500; market steady; ha,5.S
steers, S. 4OG4 so: stockers and feeders, . D1
3 so; range steers, 81 50G3 IS t.+
Hogs-Receipis, 1870; shipments, J3yJi ma 49, 1.
steady: heavy, 81 0Oa4 Is; packing, - VO0f ~
light, 81 o0G4 10. 10, ~
Sheep-Rec ripts, 200; shipments. AGO. mar
ket strong; fair to choice, a 00a5 50. pe-
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 2.-CatLs5 --la-.
ceipts, 500; shipments, 300; market i lo' nd
n.
feeders, 81 40a3 so. -, -.
Hogs-Receipts $500; shipments, 1900; mar
ket higher; ali grades, s. 90G+ %; oulK' .
90. -.
sheep-Receipts. 500; shipments, 800; mar
ket quiet; good to choice lambs and matIoLS'
S. SOFAS 80; stoekers and feeders - O@' 20
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 27.-Cattle-Reeeipls
1000; shipments, 80. Market steady beessSi
81 SOFAS 90; steers, 50 4Oa4 40; stoekers a9'
feeders, 81 1903 7Oi cows, bulls and H al
81 5Od5 40; Texas cornfed steers, - SISS 3D.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, '.sI.c5
market weak. Mixed, 81 05G4 70; Agh'' y
6420. ~.
sheep-Rseeipts. 5000; shipments, 1000. Ma
ket stronger. Natives, So 75d6 90; western 49,
fed, s. z5G5 20; Texans, 50 IS; lambs - ~
6 SIS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 21.-CGttle-RecelPIst
zoo; shipments, 500; market steady gooS9 ~
fancy native steers. 81 s0a5 30; fair 20 gooG u
tive steers, So 4044 40; stockers and Ieeu04''
81 40as so; range steers, 81 3OG3 U.s. Lot
Hogs-ReeeiptS, 1900: shipments. 54O9' MAJ L3-,
steady; fair to choice heavy. 81 O064 10; pscSL17
grades. 81 O0G4 10; light, fair to best, - VJes
Sheep-Receipts, 100; shipments, 400; mArks'
strong; fair TO choice, S 00a5 50.