Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-01
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
kETS.

was good and the market was irregular and
settled The close was &c decline for December
and May, while September was &c up No. ?
cash. g-d9 c: September, gossc; December,
81 Oais bid; NAV, 81 ~ bid,
Corn-Fair business was reported and feeling
weaker. The close vas at a decline OF &c ASKED
for september and ,dS.c for May, while Octo-
per was steady. No. ,, cash, i3'Ic; sep en-
Der. 90 SC asked; October, &c, nominal May,
Hay-D Dull and unchanged
Cornmeal-S.ea y. )! 5rGl 50.
Bran Dali And lower. C>G y
T!axseed-s;lli advancing, 81 55al =.
WhisLy-Si IS.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug. &0.-Rirs-Frm.
New ordinary 70 prime, 5F-u5i.c.
Cohee-steady- Rio cargoes, ordinary 70
fair, 1873, G2lc.
WhisEy-Quiet. Pectifcd. :. OiaIsl.
sugar-Some grades higher. Open kettle.
fully fair u prime, use; centrifugal, prime
yellow clarified, . y 1G0 sc.
Moiasses-Strnng Far higher at l9c cen
trifugsl, l7alsc; common to good common, I5S
ljc; inferior, IL a lie.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Aug. Jy.-Wheat-Stesdy'
No. red cash, 94Gg5c.
Corn-Wea>. No. cash, sc.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3o.-wheat--spo,, dau.
lower. No red, 81 U!'2Il u5. Options, low
er. August and September, 81 01a4; October,
81 g5as; December. 81 O7k; MAY, 81 ~.
Options weak, lower. September. 535s; De
cemher, 54i4c: May, 55AO.
Coffee - Options, firth. 10 TO II POINTS up.
Sales, 90 bags. September, Sl7 9ja Z 20; Oc-
tobcr, SIT ali 10; December, Sic IOGl6 70;
spot Rio, quiet, firm, 2G54c.
Sugar-t'aw, firm, fair demand. Sales, 400
tons. Muscovado. safest. Sic; refined,
Uctive generally; c, o-lGc; extra C, 5l4a
7-lGc; white extra c. S-I6a 5Ssci yellow.
6 5-i6c; standard 4, &c; confectjoner's a. sc;
cut loaf SIC; crushed, CSC; powdered, sac;
granulnted, SIC: cubes. 6 '-lJc.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 50.-Wbeat-VoIume OF
speculative business large and the feeling I'M
settled. The market closed about lie lower
for December and &C lower for May than clos
Corn--There was good trade at lower prices.
Verr weak feeling prevailed, alter which a
better one was manifested, but the market o
Mess p0rk-Quite 4 good business was
transacted in pork at irregular prices. Early
reduction of 2OG3Gc in prices vas submitted to.
Nearly all deliveries. however, slow sale; later,
demand improved, prices; advanced 35a40c on
near and l2iAGljc on the more deferred be-
levers and closed comparatively steady.
Lard-Trading fairly active. The early feel
ing was rather easy and prices receded 66 lIc,
the greatest on deferred deliveries. Later the
market was stronger and prices rallied 7Izc
ana closed rather steady
Short rib sides-Ra:her active business was
transacted, and the market exhibited more
sJe3diDesS than other articles Prices ruled
2'ac lover eaiiy in the uay, but rallied again
and closed steady.
Wheat August, 81 Ul7s; September. 81 olhsi
Corn~Auguat, i5Ac; September, 4siac; May,
Pork-september, SO 20; October. SO 81; Jan
Lard -septembsr.ss Il; October. s. 60; Jan
Short ribs-septemoer, 50 20 October, s. ~;
January, s. 81.
Cash quotations were:
Fiour-UncEan ged.
No. SpriI Wheat-Sl 0lA.
Corn-46@sc.
Pork-$lD uJ.
Lard-SG "a
Short ribs sides-Sj 2JG5 20.
Dry sFlted shoulIers-sJ - a. s7ls.
hnr Oh afT XlGg5