Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08

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steady and unchanged.
Good ordinary.-- .-.....-............. l9alsSt
Ear. 2eG VA,
Prime 20s4 ia
| Cordova ........s ......- '--.''ss.''z2GzaA
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKER
special to the Gazette
GALVESTON, TEX, May 7.-Market steady and
| Unchanged.
New. York standard granulsted... sss
| Confectioners' AGO.. ..-......- e5s
| Crushed and cut loaf..........-... T5s
| cubes ..:-.-.--.- --..............-. 61s
Louisiana granulated ........ 6is
| Louisiana choice white..-........ SIS
Choice to fancy yellow clarified. 81
| Prime yellow clarified. .....-..- 55s
OH yellow clarified .....-...-.... ga
| Choice seconds. .................... 90
| Prime seconds. 5B
wholesale grocers, anotstions 1850 higher.
Grades omittedare not in the market.
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAB-
KETs.
ST. LOUIS, NO., May 7.-Flour-ouiet but IN
Wheat-Lower. Reports of killing frosts in
the West and Northwest had strengthening
| effect. EErly selling was free, however, that
| a declin followed, and the close was weak with
| May and June &c and July 1AG12sc below yes
| terday. Cash, SIC asked; May closed, soc asked;
|
CornNsteady. Cash, s5Ac; May, 88c asked;
August s2$ &c asked; September, 55lc; October,
oornmeal-s1 95s2 90.
Whisky-$1 OF.
Provisions quiet.
Pork-s13 25.
| Lard-Prime steam, Sc 90.
| Dry salt meats shoulders, IS SOFAS 62I5; longs
| and ribs, So sly; short clear S. 90.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, SIS 7595 s7i9; longs
| and ribs, 81 25G6 S7lS; short clear, Sc 371s.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 7.-wheAt-Wea
| No. red cash, Sic; May SIC bid.
Corn-Steady; No. cash, zoe; May, zsl5c.
New ORLEANS, La, May f.-Coffee-Dull;
ordinary tc fair, lSs4 G20c.
Whisky-Steady. Western rectiied, 81 o4a
81 81.
Rioe-Firm; ordinary to prime, 4l4a55sc.
prime. SisS5Ic; ' fully fair air. to '' prime *;
good fair, 15-16c; fair, 45sc; good conn
mon, 45sG424c; choice. yellow clarified. s
9-l6a5 ll-leo; OF do prime, 7-16c; seconds,
Molasses-open kettle. fermenting, $50
SOC; Centrifugal, choice. 2so; strictly
PC; good fair, 1SaI9c; fair, lie; good common,
14al6c; common. l2c; syrup, SOC.
CHICAGO, Ill. , May There was less doing
in wheat to-day, still fair business was tran
sacted. There was some rather heavy realizing
on the part Of operators, cool but otherwise fine
weather and somewhat improved. The crop
prospects together with less favorable foreign
market reports and increasing European
shipments had tendency to create weakness
and stimulated the desire to sell. The opening
was trife frmer than Yesterdays closing. but
the market Immediately weakened and prices
declined with only q Slight fuctuation. 1hc
&c; and easedE eh again and closing
May declined 2l4c 3and closed; re lower,
and June closed 23sc lower. -
Corn-There was another large days business
transacted IN this market, but feeling developed
was much weaker, sharp break being recorded.
Mcr taN man ted ole nf hracE
Werlich occurred later, when prices declined Aa
CSC. There was heaay real izing on local account,
large offerings for country, weakened market,
demand being scattered. The break was natural
reaction from bullish energy manifested for
some days past.
Mess pork-trading was comparatively light.
Feeling was easy with frequent fluctuations in
prices and on the whole averaged lower. Open
ing sales were made at &C decline and prices ir
regularly receded I00l21lc and closed quiet at
medium figures.
Lard-There was considerable pressure to sell,
especially for July, and feeling was weak during
the greater portion of the day.
Short ribs-Unsettled.
Leading futures closed:
wheat-No. 2, May. 9l1sc; June, 9111sc; July,
6orn-No. 2, May. ssalc; June, 8sAc; July,
Mess pOrk-May. slS 90; June. SIS 10; July,
s13 %.
Short ribs-May, s. 371s; June, IS l2iis; July,
S. 90.
Cash quotations were:
F1our-Fair and unchanged.
Wheat-No. 2, spring, 901zae1Ise; No. 2, red,
dorn-No 2. 88tc.
Mess pOrk-Sl3 20. 60.
Lard-s6 %.
Short ribs-Sides. loose, So s5a5 40s
Drgsalted shou1ders-Boxed, So GO95 10. ~
Shofk clear sides-Bexed. $ 7O95 70.
New YoRK, May 7.-wheat-5pot market
weak; No. red, ssIka 9s$ic. Options closed:
May, 9SAc; June, gTl4c;.- July, 96c; August,
95aic; September, sSasc; November, 94asc; De-
Cofn-spct market quiet; No. 2, 4sR4a4sslc.
Options closed: May l17sc; June, 4IH4c; July,
Goee6ptons G opened barely ste Steady Is to 20
points down, closing steady 10 70 20 points down.
fales, 50, 800 bags, Intending May So S1ale %;
August, SIS GOALS 10; September, Is Goals 10;
spot Rio, fair cargoes, zoe; No. fat bean,
sugar--Raw, dull nominal; sales 5000 bags;
molasses sugar, 81 test at 9-i6c; refined, dull,
lower; off A, 5Ssd5 9-l6c; mould A, Is-16c;
standard a, l5-1ec; confeetioners' A, 15-I6c;
cutloaf, 6isc; crushed, 6Kc; powdered. 6Ac;
granulated, 6 Lice; cubes. S Slice.
Molasses;- Foreign, steady; cargo of Cuba sold
at 19c for so test; New Orleans, firm.
Rice-strong, good demand
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 7.-.csttle-Reeeipts
beeves, $ COOS g; steers, 50 5Oa4 3d. stockers
and feeders. 81 7Od4 90: cows bulls and mixed,
81 oyS texas 5tccIss u oJ0O W.
Hogs-Receipts, q 500; shipments, 1900 Slow.
SC lower; mixed and light, 81 o5a4 20; heavy,
s. 0564 32h.
sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 5000.
Stronger; natives, 81 5OS6 20; Western eorrfed,
s. 00G6 70; Texans, 81 s0G5 20; lambs, s. ~
67O0.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 5.--Cattle-Receipts,
$500; Shipments 300; market higher: stsozs,
So 66a5 20; cows, 81 0OdS 60; stockers and feed
ers, So 0dd3 20.
Hogs-Receipts. u 900; shipments, none; low
er; all grades and bulk, So SI1sa3 50.
Sheep-Receipts, 500; shipments. 1900: market
steady; good to choice muttons and lambs, rs
as 10; stockers and feeders. So 5064 %.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 7.-wooI receipts, sue
pounds; market quiet and unchanged
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