Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-11
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS.

ST. LOUIS, May IO.-Flour-Quiet but firm.
WheAt-Opened sharply aud higher, but sub
after huctuating wildly and frequently closed
firm and &c above yesterday. Cash waa loweri
No. 2, selling at 94c June closed 93lsc bid July,
9lssc; August, 9O9sG9Ohc bid; December, $3.50
bid.
Corn-Opened heavily and lower, dull and
dragging; cash, SSlic asked; May closed. 52ase;
525s 93224 bid September, 3S5sc October, 5S5ao.
Corn meal-Sl 95G2 10.
Nhisky-S1 O2.
Bagging-61sGs1ac
Iron cotton-ties-S1 3O6I IS.
Provisions-Steady.
Pork-Si3 00Gl3 %.
Lard-Prime steam nominal at s. 60d5 60
Dry salt meats Shoulders, 8 5oSS S2si longs
Bacon-Boxed, shoulders, IS so; longs, and
ribs, So 9OG6 90 short clear. Sc O506 10.
Hams--sl0 OO9l2 so.
Kansas CRY, Mo. May lo..whestaouiet;
No. hard cash, S2laci No 2 red cash. ssc.
oats-No.z cash, &c.
NEW YORK, May 10. = Wheat = Nominally
lower Spot No red ssse Options. closed ds1si
September, s5lsc; December, S1l1c.
closed May lsc; June ssDtsm hsi
3 3sH:. 'z'-'i august 'N'sS sSp's
Gofee-options opened steady ito 10 points
down, closed firm, points down to points points
SIS 45916 so; June, SIG 35@l6 40; July, SIC 500
I6 IS; September. SIG GOALS Is. Spot, Rio, fair
carGoes, 2Oc; No. hat bean, lsc.
s1gar-Raw, dull and nominal; refined, quiet,
steady; standard A, I5-l6c; powdered, Sac;
graduated, 61sci cubes, slice -.
Molasses-Foreign, dull; New Orleans, steadyi
common to fancy, slG45c.
Rice-FirTh, fair demand. Domestic, 4IscS
SIC; Japan, sa6c.
CHICAGO, ILL, May Notwithstanding
cutie active again but the volume of business
was not so large as during the preceding two or
three days. The feeling developed was very
nervous and operators anxiously awaited gov
eminent report Prices were irregular and coy
cred rather wide range; the opening for July
was l4.GiStc higher than yesterdays closing,
but quickly weakened and prices declined with
Numerous small fluctuations of PIC from top
prices, ruled very irregular within the estao-
ilshed range and closed &c higher than yester,,
day. May wheat closed scout l1a6lc higher ana
June about the same as yesterday.
Corn-Fairly active and unsettled,
the, market ruling drm' early and al
quarters of the country, selling freely as wei
as local warehouse and room traders demand
confined mainly to shorts Trade conferred IN
July and there was heavy trading in this month
around 35lsc. The market opened 1sfa9sc better
than closing prices yesterday, but became
sc, rallied little, ruled steady and closed s.0
CSC better than yesterday.
Pork-Very little doing, prices ruled steady.
Trading was confined almost exclusively to July
Lard.Trading was limited and only slight
changes reported.
ported. Prices were a tribe higher early in the
day, but settled back and the market closed
tame.
Leading futures closed:
wheat-Eo. 2, May, 95i4c; June, 9l74c; July,
GOru-NO. ?, May, s4lac; June, aissc; July.
Mess pork-May. sl2 IS; June, sls 90; July
II Gard-May, Sc 25: June. Sc 30; July. Sc 40.
Short ribs-May, 50 3d. June, $ 20; July,
s. 47Iz- -
Cash quotations were:
Firm and unchanged.
Wheat-No. 2, spring, sS6s6c; No. 2. red, s.
696c.
Corn-No 2. 84zc.
Mess pork-Sl2 90G13 90.
Lard-S5 z2iS.
Short ribs-Sides. loose, IS s5G5 20.
Drygsalted shoulders-Boxed, So o0G5 20.
Short clear sides-Boxed. S soG5 30.