Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-12

| Louisiana off W
| Fancy yellow clarified ............-.
| Choice yellow CHARMED. ...........4s
| Prime yellow clarified. ......-~.. -
I OFF yellow clarified. 1900. $500. .....-s-,
! Choice seconds ............-........-+i,
| Prime seconds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wholesale grocers quotation las2.c higher.
| OTHER PRODUCE AND P2OFI3IOS NAB
KETs.
| ST. Lor1s. Mo. Dec Ii.-wheat-The market
| opened sc below yesterdays close. There
| were few orders and in the absence OF any news
! to effect the market trading was l4uEtii .rI
! fluctuations within a very narrow range until
about 1:25 o'C.oct. when there was rally
| higher than the Chicago market and values al
| vanced steadily to the close, whicn was ABOUT he
| same rs yesterday S fins! egu:cS. No cash.
! "56e5a.c; January, Sic bid; May, ?7'i rssisc
| asked; July, S75sc bid.
| Corn-Opened quiet and &C below yesterdays
| close. For some time the market ruled steady
| with light trading, the close teIag firm, how
ever, and near the top. No :, cash. 5-,4c; May,
oats-Quiet and steady No. ? cash, 44c bid
| Nay, 46i4c.
Bagging-5s,a 7s3c
Iron cotton ties--Sl 25GI a.
Corn meals teady al :! 50 az 10.
Whisky-Sl Ii.
Provisions-The market was dali for both salt
pork and lard. orders were f-w and small
there being no chance 10 ship By beat.
Lard-s5 45GJ 81.
Dry salt meats. boxed, twenty-five to
tnIrty- nNS OeYS-ShOGlSSSS, u %, lOES5, -
Bacon, boxed-shouIders, s. co; longs S. SIX;
clear, 81 %.
suear-oured hams-s!O CgGl2 30.
CHICAGO. LII. Dec. I.-whcat opened tame
at decline OF &c from closing prcss OF tre
preceding day. the tr9dnP WAS spasmCdic AMI
the market closed 4; al advance.
Corn-Market was confined TO range of
l,63sc and indicates the liielessness of the BUSH
ness.
Pork-Trading only moderate. close wss lower
and steadv.
Lard-Fairly active, business was transacted
Short ribs-Fairl~ active trade was reported
on the whole range. prices recedeo 5d nc and
the market closet quiet 1t medium figures.
Leading futures CIGs-a ar !Oi,0wsI
Wheat-December. sJi4c; January, 9l;sc, May,
s)lac.
Corn-December. 52l.c; January. 5Is.c; May.
POrt-December. IS .; January. $40 40; May,
Lard-December, s. 20; January, IS 50; May.
81 97is.
Short riSs-December. none; January. s. 10
May, s. 50.
Cash quotations were:
%heat-Spring. 70. 2, 90S.c.
Corn-No. 2, 52l.c.
Forks 25Gs 35iz.
Lard-s5 ~.
Short ribs sides-s5 019J O5.
Dry sHIted shoulders-Si 5Oal 62ir
short clear sides-5J SOd0 30.
NEW YORK. Dec. u.-Whest-spot. nomi-
nally higher; NJ. ,, red, 81 0SSs. Options,
steady and up: December, 81 o2a.: January,
Corn-spo.. dull and lower No p &c:
options, weak and du!Ier. January, 6!i4c:
Coff e.Options barely steady and unchanged
to lcc down. Sales. l6, 75p bags. December,
81 2 go 20; Jansa5y ST. s1.s 81 Aay
Sugar-Refned. steady and quiet.
New ORLEANS, La. Dec u.-Rice-Quie.'
ordinary to good, 80 IS,c.
Cofee-Quiet. Rio ordinary to fair,
Whisky-Quiot. Western rectided, 81 0ia
! 50.
Hog products-Quiet.
Lard-Refned tierce SIC.
Boxed meats-Dry salt shoulders, ia.c.
Baccu-si1es. 6isc.
Sugar-Quiet; open kettle, strictly prime
TO choice, 3 u l6esc: prime, SIS; good
fair, assasl2c; common, y ,Gh4c; csntrifugals.
plantation granulated, . ll-I5G5fsc; choice
white. 5l4a5s.c; off white, Ii-Iodj H-l6c:
gray white. i;sa5c; choice yellow clarified.
sc; prime yellow clarified H. lGc: of yellow
clarified, 50 a. la-l6c; seconds, SSs'diSsc.
Moasses-The market was quiet; open kettle.
choice, SIC; strictly prime. 3Jc; good
prime, 2Id2sc; prime. 25zt2jc; good common to
coed fair. 21e3ic; centrifuga!s, strictly prime.
11alsc; good prime. LA l5c; prime, la 5c;
syrup. 2dc21.
KANSAS CRY, Mo, Dec. n.--Wheat-steady.
No. 2, red, cash. SOC bid.
Cora-Easer. No. 2, cash. iSiac. bid.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, 30. Dec. u;-Cattle-Recei7,s,
s2p; shipments, 1910. steady. Good 10 fancy
native steers. s. 41d5 ~; fair to good native
steers, SO 90G4 50; stockers and feeders. 5! 0IG
Hogs-Recepts. ESQ.,; shipments. 1910. Mar
let steady. Prices ranged s. lO63 81.
sheep-Receipts. 7on; shipments LOO. Market
steady. Good TO choice. 81 1O05 30
CHICAGO, ILL. Dec. II. Cattle-Receipts.
nun. chit +srl,
little or no change. Christmas steers, s. 5oa
40; other good steers, 81 10dsi So common
steers. 50 754S -.
Hogs-Receipts, 80 600; shipments, 5000. Mar
ket weak an lower. Rough and common light,
s. 80a3 80; good mixed and packers, So SOC
s.; prime heavy and butchers weights, So 7O9
sheep-Receipts, IL 600; shipments. 1000.
Dull, weak and lower.
KANSAS crrT. NO.. Dec. n.-cat:le-ReceiDts,
2O9; sh.pmenss aS Market .. love- os r.
stockers and feeders. 81 25G 10
Hogs-Receipts, 700; shipments, 200. Market
strong. AL grades, 81 9JaS -.
Sheep-Receipts l91; shipments, 100. Mar
ket steady and unchanged.
NEW YoRk, Dec n.-Beeves-Recsipts,
HOO. Market weak Native steers, So eos4 IS
sheep~R.ceipts, 1900. Market firm at 81 900
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Dec. u.-Wool-Narkst
dull and nominal. Receipts, 4i0.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET
Special to the Gazette
BosroS. Mass, Dec. Observation-Disclosures
quiet. with easier tendency in prices. Sales for
the week, /. SAG, 900 pounds Of domestic and 220,
90 pounds foreign: receipts for the week. ss25
bales OF domestic and 25O0 bales foreign.
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