Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-30
Galveston Sugar Market.
Other Produce and Provision.

ST LOUIS. Mo, Oct 2a-Tlour-Firm but
unchanged
marked influence this morning, advanced
prices sharply After the early upturn OF so
sc the market fell back 5sGaac; hut rallied
again on the Russian ukase and strong ana
higher cables and went 1lting lisRliic. Later
weakness caused a decline of 24@hc hut the
close was trm 81 tsGeac above yesterday. No.
g cash, f3a.c: October, s3c bid: November,
Corn-The market was strong. 4 same in
fuencCs which affected wheat rulcG cJrn, ana
in addition the movement of corn from the
country showing no increase. heats ad-
vance also had q Strenethenins eifCc. Trading
was fairly active Close was 10 a. above
yesterday for new crop options. No >, cash.
5.7sD53c; October, 52l4c; November, Ike;
year, i0c: January. 39s.c bid; May, 40'ec.
OatS-Speculatlon was light, and here was
not much change in price. October, sc lower
May is &c up at BIC.
Cornmeal-s2 75G3 So.
Whiskey-sl IS
Provisions-The market was flrmer. but very
quiet outside OF the order demand, which shows
steady improvement.
Pork-s9 %.
Lartl-sj 10
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, 50 37i5;
longs, IS 80; ribs s. 62Ia: shorts. 80 S5l46 90.
Bacon-Boxed shy ulders. So %; longs,
81 S25.; ribs s. S2la; shoulders, 81 62aGL7 10.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, Oct. eo.-wheat-
Stronger. No. 2 red cash, Sic bid.
Corn Higher No. cash lSc bid.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct o9-Sugar-Active,
but lower. Plantation graduated Sac: choice
yellow clarified, 3as8Si4c; prime yellow cIari-
fled, 3ls@3 1-l6c; of yellow clarified, 3Q3}sc;
seconds, 21aQI3c.
Molasses-Opened little easier. Strictly
Sc ;A g '''' s''" - ---'' '>'''' PRIME '-'
Syrup-2a0aOc
Dry salt meats. boxed-Shoulders 8 10;
short rib sides, Sc 80; long clear sides, 81 50;
short clear sides, S. 70.
Refined lard, s. co.
CHICAGO ILL. Oct. 2o-There was more life
in the wheat market to-day due TO a combina-
ton of circumstances, and 4 higher range OF
prices was established. The opening
little excited, and sales were made vt "a &c
then eased off with some slight fluctuations &c,
but again developed a stronger feeling,
and this time prices advanced lSGlllc. then
declined to l1sc rallied slightly and closed
about u higher than yesterday.
Corn was little unsettled showing mnch
strength early and selling higher, but broke
later free selling by some longs and short
sales, but finally reacted.
Hog products were somewhat irregular, but
generally strong i'll sympathy with grain and
the fact that hog receipts were 500 head less
than expected January pork sold early at
Sl1 i2la January lard sold at 81 2t16 p and
January ribs at 81 71IIG35 50. There was
weakness in the grain pits and January pork
went back to sl1 20. January lard to s. 20 and
January ribs TO % Cd
The leading futures closed:
Wheat-October, 9iasc; May, 81 %; December,
95iac.
Corn-October, SIC; November, 52Ec; May
42Bc
Mess pork-December, $500; January si2 -
Lard-November, 81 o.: December, 50 10;
January, So 20
Short ribsNNovember, 50 Sly: December.
s. so; January, s. S2I..
Cash quotations were as follows:
No. spring wheat-e45sc.
No. corn-571ic.
Pork-:S seq.
Lard-S6 o..
Snort ribs-Sides, 50 zoos 90.
Dry sailed meats Shoulders, s. 7015 50;
short clear, sides III 5OG11 10.
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Wheat-Spot easier
and fairly active: No. red. 81 035.4ti o. OPP
tons, steady and up. October and November,
81 OF: December. 81 05at; May, 81 lla4.
Corn-Spot dull and weak; No red. 70la0
71c. Options active. Irregular; November 661sc;
December. 5Sasc; May, 525tc.
Cofee-OptionS steady; unchanged to 10 up.
Sales. y. $50 bags: October. 81 J0l1ll 80; No
vember. 81 35lsil 50; December Sill 1Ja.I1 81;
May, $40 COG q; spot Rio, fairly active and
firm.
Sugar-Raw, firm and quiet. SaleS,f43 bags
certrifqgals 9j-test, ct $3.50, RSShed, steady
and quiet.
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