Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-08-31
FRElGHTs FROM GALVESTON.
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS.

ST. LOUIs no. Aug. Notwithstanding
was good and the market was irregular and I'M
settled. Tne close was &c decline Tor December
and May, while September was &c Up- No. :,
cash, ssG9!c; September, .SSsci December
81 U3is bid; MAY, 81 Oy bid,
Corn-Fair business was reported and feeling
weaker. The c.ose vSs NJ u decline OF / &C asked
Tor September and &c for MAY. "hile octo-
Der WAS steady. No. Z, cash, 45Slc; sep,e1-
her. 4iisc asked: October, iJc. nOnIna4; May
Hay-D and unchanged.
Ccrnmeal-Stca ny, g 5br- 80.
Bran Dull cud lower, GsGa9.
E!aXseed-Stii! Rdran-iGS, s. .'ol -.
Whisky-Sl Il.
New ORLEANS. Ia, Avg. ao.-Rice-F.fm.
New Ordinary 70 prime, I.,r'i &.
Cotee-steady. Rio cargoes, ordinary -
Whisty-Quiet. RoctiGed, :. c3alsI
sugar-some grades higher. Open kettla,
fully fair to prime, I'-cf Centrifugal, primo
yellow clarified, - lGu,@;c
aIoasses-stroug. feIr higher at 1yc; cen
trifugGl, T6iSc; common TO good common, lig
lie; inferior, II &c.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Aug. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
No. red cash, gi0s@c.
Corn-WeaN. No. cssh. ~.
NEW Yong. aug. S9.-wheat.1sPos, dun,
lower. No. req, s. o. gdl %. Options. low
er, August and sePtembGr, 81 C41l; October
81 Gj3s; December, 81 07tq; MAY, 81 M.
COFn-Spot, lower, easy No. ?, 81 "a 54l2c-
Options, weak, lower, September, 53s,; De-
cember. J4i &c; May, jj2;c.
Coffee - Options, firm, 10 to II points up.
Salea, 80 bags: September, Sl' 500 i 20: oc-
tober, 81 3!gl7 20; December, SIG 7Oa 10 IS;
spot Rio, quiet, firm, a. c.
suGar-Etaw, finn, fair demand. Sales. 400
tons. MuscoYado, s'-test. 5lsc; refined,
active generally; c, 5-i5c; extra c, ,5l4,'
Is lGG5 -l6c; off 4, 5tsd lS-Ioc; mould A,
J-lGc; standard =, 1ttc; confeettoner. A. DC;
cut loaf G242; crushed. SIS; powdered. 65sc;
granulgted, o. &C; cubes. 8 s-l6c.
CHICAGO, ILL. Aug. Observation-Disclosures OF
speculative business large and the feeling I'M
settled. The market closed about leftover
for December and $ C loWel Tor Nay than clos
irE { ITes yesterday.
Corn-There was good trade at lower prices.
very weak teeilng prevailed, after which a
better one was manifested, hut the market
closed t4Gl9ac decline.
Ness porL-Quite q good business was
transacted in pork at irregnlar prices Early
reduction of 2Od30c In prices was submitted to.
Nearly all deliveries, however, slow sale; later,
demand improved, prices; advanced 35a 4ec on
near and l2ia 15c on the more deferred be-
levers and closed comparatively steady.
Lsrd-Trading fairly active. The early feel
ing was rather easy and prices receded 50lOc,
the greatest on deferred deliveries. Later the
market was stronger and prices rallied 5a ne
closed rather steady.
Short rib sides-Ra.her active business was
transacted, and the market exhibited more
steadiuess than other articles. Prices ruled
2l.c lower eslIy in the DAY, but rallied again
and closed steady.
wheat August, 81 oI2si September, 81 Ol5s;
December. 81 O4Sl.
Ptofk-septembcr, $40 %; October, SO 50; Jan
= Lard -september.s Sc Il; October, So so; Jam
Short ribs-septemper, s. %; October, s. 40;
January, s. 50.
Cash quotations We're:
Flour-Unchanged-
No. Spring Wheat-Sl Oli2.
COrn-46asc.
Pork-Si0 "a.
Larl-$j Il.
Short rios Sides 2585 30.