Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-22

ST Louis, Mo, Oct. 2Q-wheat-Cp ened
rather weak, lsGs4c decline. The market
steadicd AT once and advanced &c and later
became very weak ana broke rapidly until J
cents below the top, closing al the bottom AMI
heavy and Fac below yesterday. No. 3 rel,
cash, 9SSs5G9s4.c; October. 9lsic; December
s4i4 49Sc; May, 81 oJs@l U23 closing. 81 UOl
asked
Corn-There was little action in this marke,
and less speculation. The close was weak.
No. = cash. i94ae,i0c: October, 4sSc. year, j. 20
bId January, sc. May, ST., asked.
Oats-Cash. STEADY. Options better No :
cash, .:A@27Hc; October, 57!4c; November.
COrnmeal-& S02 90
Whisky-Steady atsl is
Bagging, 5IaGs1c.
Iron cotton ties-SI 35El1 IS
Provisions-The market was dull and do
pressed, bur with good demand.
Lar3-SG -.
Dry salt me2ts-Boxed houlders e IS; longs,
So 10 ribs - s75,; short clear, .. osg7 l2.i.
q 500 6ai.; ribs, s. 62H07 70; short clear,
81 75lLS 20
Hams-sil 0OQ13 p
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct eO.-Markets quiet,
unchanged.
Sugar-Open kettle good common SIC: CEN
tritusal prime yellow, 4sl6c; second, g $50
31.c.
Rice-In fair demand; ordinary to prime, So
4isc.
Molasses-New syrup, sc; centrifugal nom-
inal.
Hay-Firmer Per ton, in bales, 81, Ooal50,
choice. sl6 O1fl6 80
Flour-Steady.
Lard-6l.GL6Isc.
Hams -lIGEl2c
Cofee-Rio, ordinary to fair 15iz2I7c
Whisky-Ne rectined, 81 0IGl So
Butter-Extra creamery, Sc; hrsts, &s
Western dairy. lsGlSc.
Oranges-S5 ~.
Lemons-S5 5st.6 90.
Apples-& aOit3 70 per barrel
Potatoes-Sl 50 per buShel.
Opi
Corn-Sacked per bushel: No white, eco
Zoe; No. 9. mixed, 7Oc: No. 2 yellow, lie
464o47c.
Pork-sls 50; salt shoulders, packed, 61ic
Bacon-6Iac.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Oct a0.-WheatLower
No. red cash, sc asked
Corn Firm No. cash. 41Isc bid.
Pork-Boxed, s. 10
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders. s. 20; shor,
ribs sides. So 62ls: long Clear sides, I'd G2i1;
short clear sides. 81 S7J:.
Refined llrd-S6 ~.
ST. LOUIS Mo-. Oct oO-Cotton quiet and
l-i6 lower, m ddling sc. Receipts, 1853 bales,
SHIPMENTS. ioJ2 bales. Sales, :sUl bales. Stock
20. 81 bales.
NEW YORK, Oct. 21-Wheat-Spot. active,
lower and weak. October, 81 u31ai December
u o.; May, al lUA.
COrn-Spot, dull: scarce. No. 9, 63hGt6.i.c
Optic. Slower: weak October, 81; No
vember, 6lAc; Dec :mber. 5ic; May, JOssc
&c Sonee-options steaGy' b TO ?! up. sales, a.
80 ~; December, $40 t5: MAY, SO s0gl0S S. spot
Rio quiet
Sugar-Raw. steady: refined. quiet and easy
Moiasses-N ~ Orleans, hrrn and quiet
Rice--Inact.ge and brm-
CHICAGO. Ill Oct 2o-Wheat-Opened q
small T Action lower this morning u . closing
figures last night but soon >lreugiueued and
sola up a.elsc eased on slightly above yesteE-
days close, then in the last hour made de-
cided break and closed weak at the bottom fig
ures OF the day.
Corn was strong during most OF the day es-
pecialiy near. by futures on account OF tae de-
ereasing stocks OF old corn Near the SO,
however wheI wheat went TO pieces, corn broke
in sympathy with IL and closed slightly higher
than on yesterday
hog products were also under the influence
OF the corn market, being firm during the fore
noon and weak during the ofIernoon. F'luctua-
tions were confined to moderate range. Inc
close shows loss in comparison with yester-
days lYst prices Of SC to 20c in pork, &C TO TIC
in lard and &c To l0c in ribs.
The leading futures closed;
Wheat-Octobe.. use; December. $3.50;
May. sIU1is.
Corn-Ocoober, s3jSc; November 4Sssc; May.
Also
Pork-December, IS sly; January, sll Ia
Lard-November, 81 %; December, 80 3os
Short-ribs-October % 10: November, % 30:
January. s. SEX.
Cash quotations were as follows,
No aspiring wheat-S6c.
No corn-5Slc.
Pork-ss 501S 62x.
Lard-s6 Z7H.
Short ribs-Sides, % 5O16
Dry sailed m meats l@dcrs, % Io2s %
Short clear sides. - d. IL.
3, WSs5isiyS DistlS finished goods persailon'
ForMa@ar1a, Liver Trou-
lie, Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
TIT advertisement that - cns