Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-15
GALVESTON SUGAR MARkEr.
Special 70 fire Gazette
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION Mar
KETS

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov. it--N heat-NarAet
opened lc lower. huctuIted within g,.,,
range for some time. but later reports uf lower
outside markets caused G6-uu- slyltlou ami
prices went down with rush. Z December selling,
to OF. &C and Nav to Gle. Later there was u
action, and some strength was shown. A. the
close there was q decline OF u for December
and liec for May from yesterday final figures.
No. cash, "l2- c"Zis &C; be-ember, ~ &C. Mag,
81 o.; July. 9Jlac.
Corn-After an opening of 80 down the mar
ket reacted 5 sc and ruled few r.sh but wcAk-
ness pTedominated later aud prices dropped
rapidly. but there was a reaction and the close
was the same as the opening No. > cash, sue
Decenb Der, 4'9 C: January, iNc; May. Sc
Oats-Irregular but active. No. :, cash, 4.c
asked; May, 4+S.c.
Bagging-6GSc.
Iron cotton ties 81 3l0l b.
Corn meal-Easy al s. GJU2 -.
Whiskey-Sl Il.
Provisions-The market was dull and heavy
and generally lower for spot offerings. Demand
and business small.
Pork-SlI 90.
Larl-56 o.
Dry salt meat boxed toulders $ ~ g; longs.
50 6jd5 ~; ribs, - 20; clear, s. s0G5 -.
Bacon boxed-Quiet and easy: Shoulders.
$" 50a5 CPL; longs and ribs, s. 2Oi clear.
So 62ta.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. A-Rice steady.
Ordinary to prime. n ,dJl &C.
Whisky quiet. Western rectifed, 81 Oi6l 81.
HOG produces easier but not uuotahly lower.
Pork, iO7sc; lard, refined tierce, s. &C; bowed
meats, dry salt shoulders. 81 &C; sides, ~,
bacon, shoulders. sc; sides, 6aa; hams, chos
sugar-Actiye at quotations. Centrifugal.
strictly prime, &c; fully fair to prime, Sc;
good fair, ~ &C; fair, - @a35sc; common to good
common. SIC; centrifugal plantation granu-
lated. Il-l6c: choice white, l-l6ci of white,
1a-lGa5ci gray white, a. &C; choice yellow clar-
fled H. lGa47.c; Prime yellow clarified, 4s. a
lie: off yellow clarified; =, &c; seconds,
4G4 ll-I6.
Moissses-Open kettle, strictly prime. S;a
&c; good prime, 3ld SIC; prime, 29G Bic; good
fair 27G2Sc; common to fair. 2%G25c; centrifu-
gal, good prime, 2Id 12c; prime, lsG20c: good
common to good fair, l2G ldc; syrup, lower,
AdZ1c-
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. l4--wheat-Lower;
Corn-Lower. No. ,. cash, 597sajlc.
Mess pork. boxed-S9 30.
Refined lard S. g1l..
Dry salt meats-Bo1ed shoulders. 81 -: short
rib sides. $ y; long clear sides, - A.; short
clear sides, s. 40.
Breakfast bacon-Boxed. s. 81.
C-uc GO, III, Nov. 4.-Wheat-SelIers were
around the pits in overwhelming numbers and
there was = practical illustration on Change.
exhibited under very exciting circumstances,
of the difficulty of disposing of products upon
an overstocked market except at slaughter
prices. December wheat showed at closing
prices today a loss since yesterdays closing Of
I3.c, and May of &c.
Corn-The market was feyerish and dropped
&c.
Pork-Quiet and active, business transacted At
lower prices. Market closed rather quiet at
lOG2Oc lower.
Lard-Rather more doing and feeling some
Short Ribs-Quite active, business transacted,
prices closed 7isdlOc lower
Leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat-November, VEG; December. 9f4c:
Corn-NoTember, 4sasc; December, 1880; May.
Hess pork-December. 50 %; January, sl1 60;
Lard December. s. o.; January. Sc ~;
Short ribs-December, s. 40; January. s. 67l4;
May, So l7i2.
Cash quotations:
Wheat-Spring, 943tc-
Corn-4gc-
Pork-S9 37hG9 80.
Lard-S6 %.
Short ribs-Sides s. f0d5 o.
Dry salted shoulders-S5 800 37ls-
Short clear sides-s5 5OGj 20.
New YORK, Nov. 14.-Wheat-Spots lower:
fair demand No. red. 81 90. Options feverish.
November, 995sc; December, 81 OOi.; May,
81 055s.
Corn-spot fairly active; lower. No ?, 5Gas az.
Options weak; down. November, 5i'ic;
Coiee-Options barely steady; unchanged.
Sales % 900 bags. December, SIT Cjal1 10;
May. So l5d1j 70. Spot Rio quiet and easier
sugar-Refned steady and quiet.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 4.-Cattle-Receipts.
1900; shipments, 2se0. Steady. Good TO fancy
native steers. 81 SOFAS 90; fair to good native
steers. So 9O9i 40; stockers and feeders,2 oo@
Hogs-Recepts 1000; shipments, $500. Lower.
Prices ranged 81 1908 Io
Sheep-Receipts, 500; shipments 1900. Steady.
Good to choice. 81 OJG5 To-
NEW YORK, Nov. H.-Beeves-Receipts, 221&
head including twenty-four cars for sale.
Earket firm. Native steers, s. S0Gi So; Texans
and Colorado, 81 75G3 40:
Sheep Receipts, 1910. Market steady. Sheep,
81 00d5 50.
CHICAGO. Ill, Nov. 1i.-Cattle-Receipts.
o0NJ Market slow and lower. Steers, 50 500
20; Texans, 81 05G2 81.
Hogs-Receipts, 40, 900; shipments 500. Mar
ket slow and lower. Rough and common, 50 50
a 20; mixed and packers, So sOG3 50; prime
heavy and butchers weights. 81 9Oa4 10.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 shipments, GOO.
Market slow and weak. Natives, So 75Gt 20;
Westerns, 81 1Oa4 30; fed Texans, 4 90; lambs,
s. U0d5 40.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Nov. 14.-Cattle-R
400; shipments 400. Market weak. Steers
81 2564 IS; stockers and feeders, 81 65G3 VI.
Hoys-Receipts $500; shipments 800. Market
steady to strong. All grades So 0OG4 so.
Sheep-Receipts 400; shipments 400. Market
steady and unchanged.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Special to the Gazette.
Boston, MASS, Nov. B.-WooI is les. sought
after. Holders are not forcing sales, and prices
are maintained.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. 14.-Wool-Receipts,
2s, 24o pounds. Market steady and quiet.