Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-21


5s054c up, then melted down and swung within
narrow range Tine close was dull and SCgl,o
above yesterday. No 9 cash, sl9sc; November,
9lsSc; December, 99Sc; May 99].c bid.
Corn-Strong. The market advanced &c fer
the year. and &c for the more deferred options
then fell back ac, but closed firm No. cash,
42c; year, Sg5ic bid: January, 3J4c bid; May,
i0Sc bid.
Oats-The market was higher and frmer.
No. 3, cash. SOC; November SOa4c; May, sake.
Iron cotton ties, Il ss11 10
Cornmeal-s2 4O42 10.
Whisky-si Is
Provisicns--Were very dull.
Lard-s6 C5
Dry salt meatS-BoXed - Shoulders, S. 80;
longs, and ribs, 81 90: shorts, 81 p,
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, s. %; longs 81 30;
ribs, q %; shorts, 81 20.
KANSAS CITY, Mo- Nov l-Wheat-Weak
and lower. No. g hard red, November, soc
Corn-Flrm and higher. No 9, cash. S5c; No
vember. Sic bid.
Porl-Boxed, IS 20: dry salt meats and boxed
shoulders, s. 10; short ribs sides, s. 6}ta; long
clear sides, s. 62%; snort clear sides, 81 90
Lard-Retined, 50 80
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Nov. 20 -Sugar-Active
and strong. Open kettle. prime, 2is6t2 l5-l6c;
fully fair. 2l:c; fair to good fair. 9-l6c: COM
mon TO good common =4sc; centrifugal planta-
tOn graduated, Ia54 l-l6c; choice white 3 l3-i6c;
OF white. 5 5-l6Fl3 ll-l6c: gray white. $40
9-l6c; choice yellow clarified, 31a@3 9-l6c;
prime yellow clarified, 32s03 Tide; OF yellow
clarified, 3 5-i6c.
Coaee-Quiet. Ordinary 20 fair Rio, IiIa0
1870.
Molasse s-Open kettle, strong: choice. 800
SAC: strictly prime, 3lc; good prime, 254S2 9c
prime, 26ls27c; fair to good fair, 2Slt25c com
mon to good common, 2lGy22c.
Centrlfugal-Stt ally. Strictly prime, 2lc;
prime, l4gDl5c; fair to good fair, slLI2c; good
common, &c.
Syrup-2iG27c.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2o-wheat Spot, dull
tons steady and up. November, 81 04l; de
cember, 81 G534: January, 81 07ss; May, 81 lU7s.
Corn-Spot, higher and quiet. No. 9, zoe
Options steady and up. November, zoe: Dec NJ
Der. 5sl4c January, 5l5sc February, SIC: May
521.GJ3c.
Coffee options.barely steady, unchanged TO
Is 20; December, sig 2al1l2 80; January. sll 20
G,12 25; February, ei2 0OG12 90 May, s1l 500
II 80. Spot Rio, quiet and easy
Sugar-Muscoyado, satest, 3 378sc, and to-
day 200 hogsheads muscovado, S9test, at $40.
Retned-trm, good demand.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 20-The threatened
Russian ukase was again the controlling factor
in wheat Indeed. SO persistent and so regular
have become the rumors that the cars order
prohibiting expectation from Russia has been
issued and SO gular have these rumOrS been
proved false that traders are anxiously looking
forward to the day when the white ruler OF the
Russias will have made his intentions known
and American markets no longer waver in an
ticipaton OF his imperial mandate.
Advices from New York were received early
this morning saying the prohibition OF wheat
had been decreed by Russia. The opening was
1.G1c higher than yesterdays closing, but de-
clned about &c from the outside opening
figures, became stronger and advanced 7Sc,
again eased of. declining 1c, advanced &c, and
closed %tGAc higher than yesterday.
There was q great sensation in the corn pit,
due to the extreme anxiety Of those who were
short for the present month and rumorS OF q
corner. November opened at advance OF
11.c and In the course of the day made fur
Their addiuon OF 1:c to its value. December
and year corn were affected by the scare in No
vember and advanced in the course OF the lay
TO 1Ac over yesterdays closing, the quota
lions retaining a full cent OF the advance at
the extent OF &c advance at one time and left
off with a gain OF lac.
Provisions started frmer and at some ad-
vance upon closing quotations OF the day be
fore December pork opened IS -, sold as high
as S. so and wound up at the same price that II
opened AT. January from sll 20 sold to Sll 3!19,
and closed Ut sll 80, being gain for the day OF
loo.
Lard followed the upward course of pork and
ribs closing with gain OF l0c.
Ribs are higher AT close to-day by &c on May,
and 71kc each on December and January.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat@November, 92Ac; December, 93l4c;
Corn-Noyerber, 5Sc: December, $40;
May, 43c.
Lard-Decembcr, So 17H; January, % 30;
Short ribs-December, IS 7eh; January,
Cash quotations were as follows:
Spring whedt-No 9, 921;g92Ac.
No. corn-57c.
Pork-SS 80
Lard-s8 1905 20.
Short ribs, sides-S5 1906 25.
Dry salt shouldcrs-S5 05kl.
Short clear, sides-S !0G6 Is.