Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-09
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
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ST. LOUIS, NO., May s.-Flour-strong aud
Wheat-Higher, on unfavorable crop reports.
Opened, July kG5sc higher, improving Mc more
and declining &c latter. There was sharp ad-
vance on statemen that government report gave
lower per centage aud at close July was sac;
August, &c; December, BAG above yesterday
no no z red cash , gSe nominal nm1 S SUI Closed
Corn-Higher. Cash, 36c; July, aSc asked;
August, S3Isc.
Oats Higher. No. 2, cash, 2s1ao bid July,
Corn meal-s1 95G2 co.
Wbisky-S1 G2.
Provisions quiet and easy.
Pork-Sl3 90.
Lard-Nominal, Sc 12y5.
Dry salt meats shoulders, IS SOFAS 6211a; longs
and ribs, IS S7Is; short clear Sc 90.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, IS 75a5 s7lk; longs
and ribs, S. l21s 96 25 short clear, Sc 25@6 S7ia
NEW ORLEANS, La, May s.-sugsr-Quiet
but steady; open kettle, strictly prime, 0b@
good fair, .45sc; good common, 4iAG45sc;. centri-
fugal, choice yellow clarified. S5sci prime do,
59sc: off do, 5$sc; seconds, 4hs0c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May S.-Large business trans
acted in wheat, and sharp reaction in prices &C.
Cured. Early market weak and prices lower,
but active buying turned the course of the mar
k Sovs n.ss and prices srdy sdS S &c
Feeling stronger, prices higher; closed %6lc
better than yesterday. More business in pork;
prices averaged higher, and the market closed
steady, at inside figures. Lard opened a shade
of, but prices rallied 5a71ac, closed quiet, and
prices favorable to buyers. Ribs, early in the
day, prices Feceded 2lR a5c, later rallied l0c;
closed quiet, at outside figures.
Leading futures closed:
wheat-No. 2, May. 95c; June, es9tc; July,
dorn-NO. 2, May. 8aRoi June. s4Sc; July,
Mess pOrk-May. sls 90; June. sla 10; July.
LaTd-May, SO 27i5; June. So So; July, SO IS.
Short ribs-May, s. 4Oi June, 50 As; July,
s. So.
Cash quotations were:
Flonr-Firm and unchanged.
Wheat-No. 2. spring, SiG95c,
Corn-No 2. SIC.
Mess pork-Si5 90.
Lard-Ss 27lI.
Short ribs-sides. loose, s. a5a5 So.
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, So C035 10.
Short clear sides-Boxed. IS zoos 70.
Kansas CRY, No., May s,44-wheat-No. red
oOtSsSnEeF5 No.. 2 cash. 2se2sHo;s May
oats-No. 2cash. 27c.
dull, IMc up, with options closing firm; No. 2
red 99A ca 81 co; elevator options fairly active,
Irregular, early gate down, advanced 2k@
3 G 5 E xSa1s 1Sf SSsT
Corn-epot market more active, unsettled,
closing steady. No. 2, 42sl @4sAc, elevator;
options fairly active, stronger; June, 42c; July,
Subscriptions steady, 8 to 10 points mp;
quiet. Sales, %, 500 bags May, l6 4oale 6oi
&c iOais 20. spot. Rio, dull; fair cargoes. zoe;
No. 2, fat bean, l7Is G1sc.
Sugsr-Sales, 1900 bags; st. Domingo con-
lasses. S7-test, 9-l6c; $50 bags Trinidad molas-
SEES Safest, 5-1Gc, all to arrive for export to
Canada; refined dull and weak.
sold at l9c for 5O-fes.; New Orleans, quiet.
Rice-Firm; good demand.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO, ILL., May s.-Cattie-Rece1pts,
Is, 500; shipments, 5000. Market easy to strong;
beeves, s. oOG5 20; steers, 50 soe4 80; stockers
and feeders, 81 s0d4 90; cows, bulls and mixed,
81 fOGs so; Texas steers, corn fed, IS 25G4 90;
grassers, 81 8)G3 90.
Hggs-Reeeipts, q, 500; shipments. 5000,
Pig; heavy and light, 81 O594 IS.
Sheep-Receipts, 6O0O; shipments, 1000.
Market steadyi natives, 81 0046 20; Western
cornfed, $ OOG6 50; Texans, s. s0a5 20; lambs,
s. 5Oa7oO.
New YORK, May Sleeves Receipts, 5000
head, all for exporters and slaughterers. No
trading; dressed beef firm at sisa7Zc.
sheep-ReceiPts; $50 . hssd. ]. sheep sep, steady;
shorn sheep, Sc 3566 37i9; clipped lambs, IS 504
z 90; unshorn lambs, 81 ooa7 40; spring lambs,
81 0Oas 50.
KANSAS Cry, No., May s.-Cattle--Receipts,
50 60a5 2O; cows, 81 0OGS 60; stockers and feed
Hogs-Receipts. 200; shipments. 1900; mar
ket strong and 2ke higher; all grades, IS 500
sheep-Receipts, $500 shipments. none; mar
ket 10c higher; good 70 choice muttons aRd
lambs, 50 COOS s.; stockers and feeders. s. 600
AS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 8. = CATTLE Receipts.
200; shipmentsi none, Market strong. Good
TO fancy native steers. 81 40e4 80; fair 70 good
native steers, g aOa4 q; stoeters and feeders
81 5Oss 59;- 3exans and Indians, 81 6od4 10.
Hogs-Eeceipts, 1890; shipments, rome. Mar
ket steady. FAIR 70 choice, heavy, 81 lOa4 l7Jk;
packing grades, 81 eOes To- light. fair to besf,
s. 0064 on.
j Sheep-Receipts, 2I0O; shipments, none. Mar
he. steady. Fair to choice. 81 O0a5 20.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
r. LOUIE, No.. May s. - wool-Receipts,
2zs5s2 pounds. Offerings increasing and meet
inf with ready sale, but prices unchanged.
COLUMBUS EGGY co.'s
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