Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-06-12
FREIGHTs FROM GALVESTON.
Epecial to the Gazette.
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
RETS

ST; LOUIS. Mo, June -ElOur77Unohanged.
! dropped over &c and closed with July &c, August
| l1sc and December lSsc below yesterday. No. 2
red, cash, 89l2o; July closed, s55sc; August,
Combination lower with very few fiuctua-
tions. No. 2, cash, 82as2Ac; July closed 82a[ c
O6 AaE0S S &c. seP sasR Sf bid July
closed Csc; August, 26a4c; September. 2614s
6oe1 meal-Hieher, 50 90.
Whisky-Steady, 81 %.
| Provisions dull and easy, and only small Job
Pori-s1O 20.
Lard-S5 20.
| Dry salt meat and bacon unchanged.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June I.-Wheat-Lower;
No 2, hard cash, IN G7Sc; June, nc bid; July,
corn-Lower. No. 2, cash, 28028lsc; June,
osts-No. 2, cash, 257se26c; June, 25s4c.
New ORLEANS, La. June 1I.-Cotfee-Dull;
Rio, cargoes, ordinary to fair, 1879 a2Oc.
Sugar-Actiye and firm; open kettle, prime
TO strictly prime. 5655sc; fully fair, 59sc; fair
gals, choice white. SIC; of white, SEE off
white, 6ls06Ac; choice yellow clarified, 81 "a
10 l6c; prime yellow clarified, 5sl95Hc; OFF
Molasses-Nominal.
tive to-day with feeling decidedly nervous and
unsettled. The opening was aboutt the same as
yesterday closing. Dut 3 weakness set and
prices declined with fluctuations 2lsc for July
and 2a254e for deferred deliveries, closing Il.c
lower for July, and 5sa2bc lower for more de
ferred futures than yesterday. :.
Oorn-Fairly active, market ruling lower due
largely to sympathy with decline in wheat
Market opened shade lower, easy and sold
off in all &c; ruled frmer and closed K9Hc
lower than yesterday.
Pork declined about 81, but on announce
ment of failure rallied again 81 to 81 10 and
Lard weak but active Prices declined 1sc.
but toward the close rallied to 7Iac and closed
steady
Short ribs decided to l0c and clos ed steady.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-June, s7Ic; July, esIsc; August. ssssc.
Corn-No. 2, June, S0sc; July, 541kc; Aug,
Pork-July, sl2 10; August. sl2 s.; September.
LaT.di-gyuly, s. s2ls; August, So OH; septem-
Short Ti6s-July, s. O2ls; August, s. 12ls: Sep
TENDER. So 2215.
Cash quotations were:
wheat.--No; 2 spring wheat, s71lss7Kc.
Corn-No. 2, 33jsc.
Mess pork-sl2 Is.
Lard-$5 So
Short ribs-sIdss, loose, 8 s5a5 O5; dry sailed
boxed, IS s5a5 45. :.
New YORK, June u.-whea:-spot market
active. lower; No. 2 red, 9sSLc elevator or
tons more active, lAa2c down, closing weak,
Corn-Spot market active, lower closing
steady; No. 2. 4OIls4OEe, elevator;
closing. Ig34c; July. Isse; August, 42Ssc,
Cohee-Cptions opened steady points up to
points down. closing easy 5 to 10 points
down. Sales. 5000 bags. June, si7aBr
l. 30; July, ST o5QI7 10; August,
SIG s5aI6 IS; September, SIS 65aI6 10;
spot Rio dull, nominal, fair; cargoes zoe; No.
7dat-bean, ISAc.
sngar-Firm, fair demand; sales 500 bsgs.
Molases sugar, basis 50 test, &c; refined firm,
fair demand
Molases-Foreign quiet; New Orleans quiet.
Rice-steady and quiet.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
81. LouIs, No., June ll.-Wool-Receiptst to-
day 200, 900 pounds: for the week, 600 600
pounds; shipments, 6s4 900 pounds. Late spec
Ilative feeling has subsidized and values are
again governed by what mill men can pay Most
Of the weeks sales went TO Eastern mills though
= fair share went West and South. The feeling
was easy at close, and only choice qualities
brought top prices. Bright medium, l9a24ILc:
coarse braid lE62sc; fms light, 13Gnc; fne
haavy, u6l9c.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. June u.-Cattle-Recsipta.
IS, 600; shipments, 5000. Market steady to IOc
lower. Beeves, 81 s095 90; steers, So 5OGl 20:
stockers snd feeders, 81 4O03 80; Texas steers,
81 4064 10.
Hogs Receipts. 81. 900; shipments. tOOo. Mar