Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-09
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
EETS.

! OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS.
| ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, April s.-Flour-very firm
! but quiet and higher. Fancy, 50 3513 40; extra
| fancy, So 75a3 IS; patents, 81 1904 IS.
Wheat-From wildly excited and higher
'curb'' last evening, caused by the failure Of 8
| prominent local trader the market opened steady
| on May and sc up on July from yesterdays reg
! MAR close. The market was rather nervous
! throughout ana closed with May and June &c,
| July &c and August sc above yesterday; casn,
| Sic; May closed S01sc asked; June, S0i4c bid;
| July, 77ssc asked; August, 77tsc.
! COrn-Better; cash, Csc; May, closed, 2SSsc;
July, 1914 al 92sc asked; August, Solsc,
Corn meal-S1 65dl 20.
Whiskv-S1 or.
Provisions-Steady and firm.
Pork-Sl0 60.
Dry salt meat-Shoulders, 81 70.
Longs and ribs-$5 25G5 75I2.
Short Clears S7l9.
Bacon, boxed, shoulders, IS 62lse4i5.
Longs and ribs-S6 65G5 20.
Short clear--35 75G5 so.
KANSAS CrrY, Mo-, April Wheat Weaker,
No. red, cash, and April, tic.
Corn-Stronger; No. 2, cash, Csc
CHICAGO, ILL.,. April s.-Good business was
transactea IN wneat ana tne teeIlPg was nn
at times were rapid and frequent, and the fail
ure Of prominent St. Louis trader helped to
unsettle affairs somewhat. The market opened
rather weak, q shade under yesterdays closing,
and Immediately declined LI6$sc, and then adj
| vanced ss11 &c. 1t 1uctuated some little time,
but later advanced &c for May and sc for July,
and the closing was &c higher for May and sc
much news of any kind from outside, and the
market was governed by speculative influences.
Corn was traded in to fair extent, the market
ruling irregular, within comparatively narrow
limits. The bulk of the business in May
and July, the latter in particular receiving I'M
usual attention.
Straits were open, and vesselmen were pre-
pairing to make out feet.
A fairly active business was done in pork, but
prices advanced 1Oc: Later, the feeling growing
easier, prices settled back again 7iaGl0c.
Toward the close the feeling was steadier, and
the market closed with a greater portion of the
advance lost.
Trading was light in lard, and the feeling was
steady. Price changes were slight.
Only fair business was transacted in ribs, and
the feeling was steady.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-No. 2, April, sOlac; May, size; June,
6orn-No. 2, April, 8OAc; May, Bic; July,
Ness pork-May. $40 s.; June, SO 76; July.
Lard-May, Sc 171s: June, Sc 221S; July, IS 80.
Short ribs-May, s. 20i June, IS 20; July,
Cash quotations were:
FlOur-Firm, with an advance OF 1Oc asked by
millers on some brands.
No. spring wheat~80a sOlac; No. 2 red, 500
SOhc.
Gorn-No2, 8O1sa3Oa3c.
Mess pOrk-Sl0 6OGDl0 621A.
Lard-S6 I21566 10.
Short ribs-Sides loose, SIS 12Is05 20.
Dry sailed shOulders-Boxed, 81 SOFAS 60.
Short clear sides-Boxed, So SOFAS 60.
NEW YORK, April S.-Wheat steady. Spot No. 2
red, S834 a S9I4c. Options, closed April SS34c:
May. SS94c; June, S85-c; July, S7Iac: August,
S6Ac; September, S614c; December, SsBc.
Corn-Moderately active. Spot No. 2, 3SA0
3Sl2c. Options closed: April, 3Sl4c; May, $3.50;
June, 3S24c; July, $3.50; steamer mixed, April,
37Bc.
Coffee-Options opened steady to points
down, closed steady and unchanged to 10 points
down.
Sales, 20. $50 bags.
April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 70G17 so
may IL 0U01d w
june. ..'.-..'...'..... .....'-...... IL 50
July. .-..s...-. .....-.-...-..-. ~ 10iUlI ~
august .......,...,... -....--..--.... IL 10
september ............. 10 SO0l6 50
Spot Rio, fair cargoes, 2Oi5c; No. Z fiat bean.
sugar-Raw. steady, fair demand; fair refn-
ing, 13- Ice; sales. 6560 bags; centrifugal, 60
test, 53sc; refined, quiet and weak; off A,
l-l6ca6asc; confectioners' A. sac; powdered,
'Molasses = Foreign, dull; New Orleans,
steady.
Rice-Good demand.
Wool-Steady and quiet; domestic fleece, 800
36c; pulled, 27@34c; Texas, 13d23c.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April St. attle-Receipts,
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