Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-20

| ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov. a-Whcat-Opencd
&c OF ana declined ill further, and then raj
| lied little, but later broke rapidly anu closed
| sc below yesterday close. No. ? red, cash.
9lfs@9Iaic, closed Al ~ sc ald nominal; Deem.
Der. se24e; May, ssc asked.
Corn-The tumble in wheat and the Cinc;n-
| natl Price Currents sta e-lent that The late
| cold had improved the condition Of corn, weak
| eaed the market. Early sales were at decline
| changed to SC above yesterday. No. :, cash,
| seq @lsc; November, 4l14c; year 3gslc bid
January; $9c nominal: May, 4o3+e asked
Oats-Wealer. No. ., 3O1.c. Options better;
| November. 3t2c; May. 33Ssc.
Cornmeai-s3 +J622 10
WhiSky-Stcady 81 IS
BaCCing-551Et7l2c
Iron cotton ties, 81 3SGtl TO-
PrOviSiOnS--(euict.
Pork-Scarce ana firm at 50 p.
Dry salt meats-Boxed - Shoulders, 50 90:
| longs, s. Sd ribs, s. s.is; shori clear, 81 90.
Racon-Boxed shoulders, S. %; ribs q 30;
short clear, a 20.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Nov. 9-Sugar-Active
and strong. Open kettle, good fair to prime,
lI-lGll2@.c; good common, 2i2c; centrifugal,
off white. 9-lGGt3asc; gray white.3 5-l0g3+.c;
choice yellow clarified, 1-l6GsStac; prime vel
low Clarified 3 5-lt035Sc; of yellow clarified,
SIC.
Cofee-Quiet. Ordinary to fair Rio, 1870
Molasses-Open kettle, strong; choice. 800
S5c; strictly prime, 3lc; good prime, 2sCgs9e;
prime, 26.L21c; fair TO good fair, 23(I2oc; com
mon to good common, 2lQl22c.
Centrliugal-Strictly prime 2lc; prime, 14D
15c; fair to good fair, lsc; good common, &c.
Syrup-2BI21c-
NEW YORK. Nov. 1a-Wheat-Spot, lower,
quiet and weak. No. 9, 81 o.. Options down
and weak. November, 81 O43l 044; December,
Il O514; January 81 o. May, 81 lu1s.
Corn-Spot, weaker but fairly active. No .,
6Sc Options down. November, s72sc; Decem-
Der, Sc January, s4c; May, 5lhc EssAa
down. Sales, $500 bags. November, sl2 $50
Is TO; December sl2 SOP 70; January, Sl2 Il
OLE 10; February, sig 40Gl2 80; May, sll $50
steady, quiet
sugar-r'air. Refining, SIC bid; centrl
and 26,eO9 bags. Centrifugal, s5-test sac. Re-
fned-firmer and more active. Confectioner's
A, 45.c; granulated, 42sG41ac Cubes, 4Ic.
Molasses-Ncw Orleans quiet, steady.
Rice-In good demand.
KANSAS CITY, No. Nov. le-Wheat-Quiet.
No. 9 red. cash, sec bid.
Corn-Quiet. No. Q, SIC bid.
Pork-BoIed, s. 2o dry salt meats and boxed
shoulders, = 90; short ribs sides 70 70; long
Lard-Retned, 8 So.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov 19-The wheat market
was demoralized to-day over the effects of yes
terday's false report, announcing the promulga-
ton of a Russian edict prohibiting the exporla-
tion Of wheat
The corn market was weak at the start, but
later developed considerable strength on de-
mand from shippers
Provisions opened weak and closed at con
siderably lower prices than yesterday, but in
the case of December pork there was some
slight recovery from the lowest prices Of the
day.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-November. 91hc; December. e2ac;
May, s91ac.
Corn-November, 5Sc: December, 454c;
May, 42zlc.
Mess pork-December. IS 4O;uJanuary, s11 Is;
May, Sill 3D.
Lard-December, g 10; January. 50 20;
May, S. seq
Shorts ribs-December. $ 65; January
8 s.; May, SO %.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Spring wheat-No. g, 9lAG92c.
No g corn-53c.
Pork-ss 40ls So
LarG-s5 1906 Is.
Short ribs, sides, loose--s5 7016 25.
Dry salt. shoulders. boxed-s5 00QSo 12h.
Short clear, sides, boxed-s6 1906 10.