Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-17
FREIGHTs FRoM GAINES.

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8 ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
: ST LOUIS, No., May 1s.-Wool-Receipt
3 | 116, 900 pounds; good demand for bright m
! dunn at l9ez4c; other grades slow and u
: changed.
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAI
KETs.
ST.. LOUIS, No., May l6.-Flour-strong br
UNCHANGED.
Wheat-Opened easier, but under fsvorabI
crop news advanced, and while top prices wer
not maintained, the close was 19sc to
ABOVE yesterdays prices. No. 2, red, cash
941sc; June, closed, 955sc bid; July, SOC asked
December, 9l9tc asked.
Corn-opened higher and strong. then ad
closed &c above yesterdays. No. 2. cash
S45s a 55c; May, 1880; July, closed s2alc; Au
Oats-Higher and firm but very slow: No. 2
cash, 3oc asked; July, 26ssa2shc; August
Corn meal-steady; 50 90.
Whisky-Steady; 81 %.
Bsgging-S6 5OGS 80.
Provisions-Duu.
| Pork-Sl2 50G 13 90.
Lard-Butchers' IS 90d6 90.
Dry salt meats Boxed shoulders, IS OOa5 l21l;
| longs, So 87la; RIBS, IS 80; short clear, S. Co.
as 80; ribs. IS s71la5 9oj short clear, s. 500
| 95.
Hams-s1O 5Oal2 90.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May I6.-Rice-Firm.
Ordinary to prime. 4laG5ss.
| 1s24 a2Oc.
sugar-open kettle, quiet; prime to strictly
prime, ~ l5-l6c; fully fair, 45sc; fair to good
| centrifugal dull, choice white, 5s&c; off white
6s-i6s55sc; prime yellow clarified, 15-l6c; Sec
onds, 4s as 1-l6c.
Moiasses-open kettle, strong, firm. 10000.
centrifugal, nominal; common to good common,
l3al5o; Inferior, l2c; syrup, Soc.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 16.-Wheat higher:
No. 2, red cash, and May, Ole.
~ GJorn-steady. No. 2, cash 2811zo bid; May,
oats-Lower; No. cash, 26lGc bid.
CHICAGO, ILL, May Is.-Bad crop news again
received plentifUlly from various quarters, and
infused life and animation into wheat market
speculative trading large, and excitement eS-
listed at times, with pricesl averaging higher all
around. The opening for July was about the
same as yesterdays close, and held steady for a
while and then started up, with prices advanc-
ing &c, eased of slightly and closed about I2sc
higher than yesterday. August closed l5sc and
September Pc higher than yesterday.
Corn opened q shade under closing of yester-
DAY, was easy for time, became stronger sell
ing hc, reacted some, ruled steady and closed
hdSsc better than yesterday.
Pork feeling was weak. Prices declined 3OG35c
and closed quiet.
Light trade in lard; prices without material
Short ribs quite active; prices averaged
about PIC higher
Leading futures closed;
:, Wheat-No. 2, May, 94Sic; June, 94llc; July,
GO, Gorn-NO. ?, May, a4'4c; June, 8H.c; July,
-, Piosrak-June. s12 40; July. sl2 co; August.
Lsrd-May, SO 25; June, So 80; July, Sc s7I5.
Short ribs-May, s. 40; June, s. 42I5; July,
Cash quotations were:
Flour-Firm and unchanged.
=, Wheat-No. 2, spring, s4a94ac; No. 2, red, |
94Q94Ac-
Corn-No2. 84Ac.
Pork-Sl2 87A.
Lard--S6 rs.
Short ribs-Sides. loose, IS 40.
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, So 1Oa5 70.
Short clear sides-Boxed. So 75a5 IS.
NEW YORK;. May I6.-wheat--spot market
Jul, ana nominally higher. No. red. 98st a
SAC. Elevator options more active; advanced
"a G2bc, closed B@I5sc over yesterday JuIv
December, SIC. '
Corn--spot market, moderately active and
tronger. No. 2, 4O%a4lAc. Elevator options,
Moderately oead active, &c up, and firm; May
CofeeNoptionss opened barsi1 staSsdv and nm
hanged to 10 points down, closing weak, 5@I5
,o %. down. Sales, So, 800 bags including May,
10 Sg SSSl6 t ~ Sqns S6 Ss July SIC !06
uiet; fair cargoes, 1910; No; I fiat bean, 175sc.
sugar-Raw. quiet and easy; sales, two car
900 bags, 96 test, &c; O. I. F., ls2 hogsheads
auscoyado, SO test 2ssc; G. i. F., 700 bags
iG 1I sugar 50 test, 25sc c, I. F., refined,
MOlasses-Foreign, quiet; New Orleans, quiet.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, May 6.-Cattle-Receints
100; shipments, 1000. Market steady. Good to |
lncy native steers, So 5Oa5 90; fair to good ma
ve est. steers r. s. 9oSl so stoekers and feeders.
Sogs-Receipts, $780,. Shipments, $500. Mar
ct stronger. Fair to choice heavy, So 95S4 90:
acc6 Gg grades, 50 e5a4 O5; light, fair to best,
sheep-Receipts, ZOO. Shipments, 100. Market
eady' Fair to choice clipped, 81 OO94 so.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May observation-disclosures.
,Oo9; shipments, 5000; market strong and
ookers and feeders, 81 90a4 10; cows, bulls
ID mixed, 81 5O93 IS; Texas cattle, 81 75aS SO. ,
Hogs-Receipts, Il, GOO; shipments, 5000; mar
!, ~ active and higher: Mixed and light, 81 600
sheep-Receipts, $500; shipments, 5000; mar
It o slow but steady; natives, 81 25a6 65i Texas,
NEw YoRK' May ls.-.Beeves-Receipts, s772. !
arket dull and 1Oc. lower: steers 81 2Oa5;
us " and COWS, s2a3 IS; dressed beef slow, 81 7
lAc.
sheep--Receipts, $500. Slow and strong, u ]
Eer. sheep-Sold 81 SOFAS; lambs, IS 5OaY SO:
essed mutton steady, sa1Otsc.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May observation-disclosures.
0i shipments, 2s00; market steady; steers
500 "a %; cows, 81 0Oa5 80; stockers and feed
J, So 25G5 s..
Hogs Receipts. 10, 400; shipments, 800; market
~.
'heep-Receipts, 400, shipments, 500; market
ong; good to choice muttons and LAMBS.
6O@S 80; stockers and feeders, 81 1904 90.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
'osToN, MASS, May 1e.-TheEe has been
r demand for woods during the past week and
es amounted to 1857, 900 pounds. Large sales
Australian woods are reported, but domestic
'des are quiet. Ohio feeces have been sold at
'52ci xxx, 331kc. Michigan K feeoes ara
'ted at 2sG Doc; and sales at 29lk 93Oc. AS re-
ted, No. combing woods are firm in small
OK. Territory woods quiet at 5366Oc; fine.
'5ec; fine medium, 5Oa52c; for medium Texas
DIS the market is quiet. In Australian woods
re have been large sales at 3TG40c. Garnet
lis quiet and steady.