Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-12
| OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION


ncrN Gus 81 down 10 sc uU. advanced ..s"-,
ruled hrEE. Closing Stroag Il, lie highest .f-
the day. No red. cash s. olalI o.. -1sE
81 u D ! uly, 9SC ASKED; August, g. t'-l e.
COrn-OrCuCd i,v lower Thlu yesterday. al
vanced with wheat CLOSED Quiet .c above yes
tcruay. No. cash, t5i.c; May, 6Jalv. July,
63Isr.
Oais-Quiet. 40. . cash. &c: May Sic 4 =ie.L
CoCHmeal Steady. u No. -.
Whisky Steady 81 IT,
Proyls.oGS-t cry quiet
PorS->taldsrd mess }I9 50
Lart-Pvime steam. s. -
Dry salt meats-BOXcd shoulders, s. cot
rs lcngs and ribs, 50 2GL6 IS. short eieas.
Bacon-StcaGy Boxed shoulders. = So.
longs and rLos, - eo5Jg c2,I short clear, = -
NEW ORLEANS. La, April lI-Markcts que
and unchanged
CHICAGO, III, April lI.-Trad.ag n the
speculative pits was not vrrr animated in
wheat. Big luca! operators were alternately
buying ana selling in Il way to make Il .. llcult
Ia S.y upon which side they ala most Wheat
averaged Hrm ana closed about L. over ycstcr-
Gays close Business IN cash was dull aud
lowest prices were made near the opening
May started ~ 67l161ii sold as high u IS, 2, %
i. ,c and closed Ut .. ,t{51ss
Provision deal developed considerable firm
ness anu advances We're secured.
May pork advanced lSt4c Ead July 75,C.
Lard gained 2LcQgac 5.nd ribs Z,sc.
Leading futures closed,
Wheat-hpri, II Vi. May 81 0ias July. 81 "a
Coru-AIrti - sc; MAY. o. &C; July. 81 ,c.
PorS-May, Sl2 60: July, SO %; September.
Lard-May, Sc -; July, 81 O5; September,
Short ribs-M,y, 50 10; July Sc %; Sep
teln3cr. ST ~.
Cash quotations were:
Spring wheat-sI 0iGI OK.
No corE-6yc.
Porl,-Sl2 10.
Lard-Sj 61i.06 e..
Short ribs siGes-E6 1906 I2;
Dry sailed 5nOulderS-s5 UUs,j 10.
Short clear siGes-S6 4Gl.6 ID
NEW YORK. April Wheat-Spot dull:
No. red, 81 1891 IS options steady and IN
chanred TO &c Up. May 81 49,. July q OgtS
COra-SpUt quiet and tiTTncr. No =. - srs7sc;
options up and dull: May. al. c; July. 7U54c.
COiee-OptiOnS dull ana unchanged 10 5
points up. Sales, 4SJ0 bags. May, sl7 IS; July,
$40 fstElb ~ spot RIO, quiet and steady at >Oc-
Sugar-Rd%, firm and quiet; refined, firm AID
Molasses-Foreign. firm and active: 30 test
in thus., l"i;c; in tanks, - &C. New Orleans,
active and drln; common to fancy. 25G535c
Rice-Fair demand and firm. Domestic, u r
to extra, $3.50; Japan, G8GA.c.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, April -Wheat-oule.
No. red. cash. 81 %,
Corn-WeaEer No. 2, cash, 6S'i bid
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
ST. LOTIs, Mo, April l.-Wool-RGceipts.
23,052 pounds. The market IS quiet manu-
factIrerS are holding on. having q good stock OF
most grades, ana being disposed 10 await the
arrival OF the new clip. Prices unchanged
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Special TO the Gazette.
BOsTOSlMAss, April IL Wool-Quiet. No
material change in prices.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. April ii.-Cattle-Receipts.4 400:
shipments 20. Steady. Good to fancy native
steers, s. OJI6 ~; fair to good native steers.
81 JOl25 30: stCckers and feeders, - 5Oil4 90
Texans End Indians 8 ,es.i ~.
Hoss-RecetPts, 800; shipments, 1900. Steady.
Prices ranged "a zoos Is
Sheep Receipts, none: shipments none.
Steady. GOOD 10 choice, 50 5OGs5 ".
CHICAGO, Ill, April -Cattle-Receipt4
1000; shipments, none Highest prices this
week. Steers 81 s5a4 %.
Hogs - Receipts. 1900; shipments, none
Steady TO lower All grades 81 7JI5 -.
Sheep Receipts, 800; shipments. none
Firm Westerns, s. 6045 81; natives, 6 90
5 -.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April ll-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, go: shipments. 10. Steady to higher.
Steers, - 1895 ~; stockers and feeders q 2s9
4 ~.
Hogs-Receipts. 200; shipments, 400 Market
lower. All grades. 81 3;G,j %.
Sheep-Receipts, SEQ shipments, none. Mar
ket steady.