Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-30
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS.

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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 29.-Flour-very dull
and unchanged.
wheat-Duli. Very little demand for cash
options lower, The close was weak and at the
bottom, with May and June &c and July and
August Jsc lower than yesterday. Cash, SOS
s59tc; May closed s5lsc; June, s6Ac; July, $50
RBSi5 BID. august '''a' n0ninAi' De'e"'ef ''7''
Ccrn-Fairly active. Cash, sO9sOAc; May
August Angus 49,? sSsse Sept septembeT. sic.
Cornmeal-s1 s0G1 80.
Whisky-sl %.
Provisions-yery dull; nothing of Importance
Fortified at slSa1s %.
Lard-Prime steam nominal at Sc 05.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April 9.-Coffee-steady
Rio, cargoes, ordinary to good, 1874 d20c.
Rice-Strong; ordinary to prime, 4L.G53Sc.
sugar-open kettle. strong; strictly prime
to choice, 7-16G51Rc; prime, 5-16c; fully
fair, s-ifc@5Ac fair to good fair, sc; good
shade easier; choice white, i5-l666c; of white,
s1sc; choice yellow clarified, $40; prime yellow
clarified, 55sc; seconds, 4l5G5 5-l6c.
enthusiastically; open kettle, feImenting,
ls630c; centrifugal, choice, 2SG29c; strictly
prime, 27@2sc; good prime, zSG25c; prime, 2OG
common. 14Gt6c; inferior 12c; syrup, soc.
KANSAS CRYING April 29.-Wheat-Steady;
No. hard. cash and April 79c bid.
Corn-Steads; No. cash, 29c bid.
CHICAGO, Ill; April 29.-Wheat-The market
was again very quiet to-day, and the feeling de-
veloped was weaker and prices averaged lower.
The opening. was about &c higher for July than
yesterdays close, but eased off Sic and closed
about 3sci:lower than yesterday's close. May
declined Jssc below opening and closed nc
Corn was fairly actiye, good speculative
business, being reported within a range oi
lla5ses. The,narket closed A09sc loweEs4szau
Pork-Trading was comparatively light early,
the feeling was easy and opening sales were
made st l5a2Oc decline, later the market showed
little more: steadiness and prices rallied again
15920c and closed comparatively steady.
Lard-A very light business was transacted,
and the feeling was comparatively steady.
bulk of business was in transferring contracts.
Toward the close the feeling was quiet, and tae
market closed at about outside figures.
Leading futures closed; =.
wheateNo, 2, April, ssssc; May. ssssc; June,
cOTnSNo. 2, April. s2%O; May. SIC; July.
Ness pork-May. sl2 s.; June. sls OaIs; July.
j IsTd-May. 50 22ls,.. june. SO so;s taly,,
short ribs-Mssy, IS 22ls; June. IS sex: July.
IS Az.
Cash quotations were:
Flour-Dun and unchanged.
Wheat-No. spring, ssikssoc; No. red,
. Corn-No 2. 325sc.
Mess pork-SI2 50.
Iard-s6 20.
Short ribs-Sides. loose, So 20d5 2J.
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, IS tG65 Is.
Short clear sides-Boxed. s. 60a5 65.
NEW YoRk, April 79.-wheat-spot, No. 2,
red, 96i5c; options closed April, 96Isc; May,
95Idc; June, 93Isc; July, 93o; August; Soc; Sep
TENDER Sg2sc; December, 92c.
Corn-Market lower; spot, No. 2, 5q3s639hc;
options closed, May 3sIzc; June, 3eLs; July, &0c;
August, 40ssc; September, 415sc.
Coffee-options opened barely steady, 6 to %
points down, closing weak, 20 to 30 points down.
Sales. 1900 bags, including
Aprll - .'.-.-.-...-....-..-.' ...sl5 70
y--.........'''' .-.'-...-.....---- 10 5S6l5 50
June..-...-.- .....-... ,.-.....- l6 40@l6 80
10 S0a ~ ~
August; --...... ..-..-.....-...-..-. 10 l0Gls %
spetMRio fair carEoe:. zoe; No. hst I Bean a.
sugar-Raw, steady, quiet; sales, ESQ hhds;
Museoyado So test, SC; refined, quiet, easier;
powdered. sI-lec; granulated. s-lec; cubes,
6'7-l6c.
Cuba, 2Olzc for 50 test New Orleans arm, &C.
tive.
Rice-Active, firm
wOolaFsiEy ,a Sssiye and steady domestic
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, April % .-Cattle--Receipts,
2lOOi shipments, 300; steers, 50 10az s.; cows,
81 759s so; stockers and feeders, s. s5G3 90.
Hogs-Receipts. $500; shipments, 100; market
s6eep@Receipss, soOo shipments none: good cd
to choice muttons and lambs, 81 1904 e5
siockers and feeders, S i5R6 %.
sr.. LOUISE. Mo-, April Observation-Disclosures,
2l00; shipments 400. sstrongef- Native steers,
403S as. stocksrs aud fekders> 81 sO13 so;
Texas and indian steers, 50 a00s s0.s
Hogs-aeceipts, 59o0; shipments, $780, Mar
ket weak. Heavy, s4 1924 20; packing grades,
81 0la4 10; Light, $4<ooa& Is.
sheep-Receipts, 100; shipments. zsOO. Mar
ket steady; fair to choice, 81 00G5 70.
NEW YoRK, April Observation-Disclosures
1S41 head, all for exporters and siaughterers:
trading firm; dressed beef steers firm. 81 S72o
per pound.
sheep, IS ooSI Is; clipped sheep, Sc OO6e 90;
spring lambs s. 25as 80; mutton, steady, sika
lie per pound.
CHICAGO, H., April 2s.-Catsle-Receip
$50; shipments, 5000. Steady to stronger
Beeves, 81 s0d5 Is; steers, s. 5064 90; stockers
and feeders, 81 50d5 IS: cows, bulls and mixed,
81 SOFAS 60; Texas steers, s. s06s IS.
Hogs-Receipts IS, 500; shipments. $500. Mar
Z Is; light, 81 009S z2x.
Sheep-Receipts, ane0; shipments. 1000. Msr-
ket strong. Natives, IS 55d6 90; Westsrn corn
fed, IS oo@s 90: Texans, 81 o065 90; lambs. S %
81 80
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
sr. LOUIS, So, April 2s.-wool-Receipfs.
NO pounds. 70 material changs In the mas{5s
Want to- kSchangefo for staa1< lls 80. acre
farm. as productive IS a71z sshe 6tsfe. Sfcur
dwelling houses aR .th miles south Of