Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-11
eA1vEsroN SUGAR MARKEr
FRE1GHTs FROM GALVESTON.
pecial fc the Gazette.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 9.-Wheat-A good
business was transacted. Fluctuations were
both violent and irregular. The market opened
at an advance of IslJ3sc, eased OF. but recos-
cred the loss, and alter call ouylng DsIaui
urgent and prices spurted up &c twice wltho1I
a sale the top being 3is 63Lc above yesterdAySS
lowest sale eased off, but rallied and closed at
an advance of 2Q2lAc above yesterdays lowest
December. $685. a991sc; May, SI.05h bid
Corn-Last nights rain had a weakening GnSg
buying however, forced prices up iAGIt2c.
Toward the close the market eased on iAIIIns
considerably. and final prices were l,ia W. ap'
No 2 cash, 4Tlsc; September, sc Do; OctOLSI'
4SIsc; May, 52iac asked.
Cornmeal-Unchanged.
Bran-Scarce and firm, SIC.
FlaxseedS-Steady, Sl.5I.
Hay-Unchanged.
KANSAS, CRY, Mo, Aug. s.-wheat-
Stronger. No. 2 cash. soc bid.
Corn-Easier. No. ? cash. i7lac bid
CHICAGO, ILL. Aug, Misunderstanding &C.
tive on speculative account and market excited,
accompanied with J very sharp advance IN
prices Market opened 24GIsc higher tnan yeS-
terday's closing and further advanced 2asc for
September and 23sc for December, eased or
some and closed about lisc higher Tor septem-
Der an l 2bsc higher for December uan ClOs4ns
figures yesterday. ,.,.,i,
firm feeling prevailed due largely to an ad-
vance in wheat and to bad crop reports, local
o%nerts astin,ating crops yerv much below an
average. The first sales were "a &c peter IMAM
the closing prices of yesterday, was hrm
and after slight changes advanced 5isc, reacted
20, ruled frmer and closed la FAC higher than
yesterday. lilo. =,
Yesterday recovered, the strength due 10
an advance in wheat and corn. MoGerale ug-
ures and good buying of September and May oy
Ness porkNIess interest was manifested and
prices ruled 7ia9l2Iac higher and closed STEADY
LardNTrading moderate at the opening prices
ruled 214a5c lower the later decline was re-
covered
| ported prices ruled y .G5c higher and the mar
ket closed comparatively steady
WheatsAugust, sSc; September, 961ac; De-
Corn-August, 49I4c; September. 1890; May
0' Ness September, sll 80; October, SO co.
lard LardZseptem5er. SO 271.; October, Sc 4Oi jan
1 Short RIBS eptember, s. IS; October, IS 571a
| January, s. %.
! Cash quotations were:
| Flour-Firm and unchanged.
| No. spring wheat-30c.
| No. corn-49lac.
| Mess pork-SIl %.
Short ribsMsides. So 25a5 So.
| Dry s:lted shoulders s. S7l2a6 CO.
! Short clear sides-S5 100 So.
! Whisky-$ 10
NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-Wheat-Spot higher;
No. 2. red. 99casl OO1s. Options high r and
firm; sePtem1beT 81 Vs5S 3es October 81 ol3s' De-
ce Go2n1spot dull and easy. No. ?, 56e56Hc.
Options higher land steady. September, 0Olsci
CoTee1options opened firm to Is points up,
closing firm TO Is points mp, cables quiet:
sales, 2l,7jO bags. including August, ~ s' "a
| ais 50: December, SIS 95916 O5; January,
SIS IS; March. SIS 50; May, s15 90 sD-t Rio Rio
frmer and quiet. Fair cargoes, 2O52ci NO . na'
SugarGRaw, firm and quiet with light offer
ings; fair refining, isc; centrifugal, so-tess:
SIC: refined, active and firm good export
New ORLEANS. La. Aug. 9.-Cotee-Rio'
WhissEy-steady, Western rectifed. 81 O4s
s1rar-strong. Open kettle. fully fair to
prime, 41sc; fair TO good fair, &c; common 20
trifurai. choice white sic; off white, 55sc;
choice yellow clarified, SIG; prime yellow ciari-
fed, 5 5-I5G53sc: of primo yellow clarified
MoIasesEstrong. Centrifugal fair, lie; COM
mon to good common, Pa lie; inferior, ~.
Other articles unchanged.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug. 9.-Cattle-Receipts'
500; shipments 4JJ Market strong 70 s t .,
steers. So 2563 A.; stockers and feeders, - J1S
3 80; range steers, 81 Oua2 60 ,,o,
Hogs Receipts, 1000; shipments $780,
sbeep--Receipts, l0UO; shipments, 100. Mar
ket steady. Good to choice muttons,$i OJG4 70;
stockers and feeders, ~ 7jGS p.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 9.-Cattle-R Receipts.
1860; shipments 500. Market dull. Good 70
So gOa4 30; stockers and feeders, 81 IoaS w;
Texans and Indians, 81 2OG2 20.
Hogs-Rec eipts 500: shipments, 200. Mar
l,at Steady Prices ranged So 6UG3 50.
sheep-Receipts, 100; shipments, 2sJJ. Fair to
choice, 81 OOd4 50.
WOOL MARKET.
CT Torrs Mo- Aug 9.-Wool-Raceipts
p Oh pounds; market steady and unchanged.