Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-09
Other Produce and Provision Markets.


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May s-Whest-First prices
were 3s9isc lower. There was nervous feel
ing, and values declined still further during The
first half hour or so, but recovered some shortly,
only TO weaken, ruling easy until near the close.
when there was q rally and the finish was eS-
cited and nervous and ;SsQlc lower than yeSte--
day. No. red cash, 81 0ll.GSi 0lI5: May, 81 0l1s
June. 81 0Ote; July, 9i2sc; August closing s35sc,
Corn-WaS ldgl3sc lower at opening, as CON-
pared with yesterdays close The market was
weak and quiet, gradually easing OF until after
10 o'clock, when there was j reaction and Il
frmer tone prevailed AT noon there was q
slump and values ruled easy to the close,
which was l1zc below Yesterdays No. 2cash-
81 &c; May, a2iic; July, 52hc.
C)rn meal-Easy, 81 2IllS S5. ~
nisky-Steady, a Is.
Il g5ing-5lsGl1c: cotton ties, u 3Gl 40
PiJyisions-Marhet dull.
Pork-Standard mess, Sl2 90.
Lard-Prine steam, So S7E-
Dry salt meat--Boxed shoulders, 8 90: longs,
b 25 ribs, 80 %; short clear, So a.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders g co. longs. SC 80;
ribs, 81 SDg6 IS; short clear. 50 S71aGt7 10.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, May s-Rlce-Market
quiet but steady. Ordinary TO prime. u 3G5Ssc
Coree-Market firm for choice; ordinary &c
fair, 1920.
Sugar-Marl1et steady. Open kettle. fully
fair, 4l4c; good fur, SIC; good common 10 fair
35sc; centrifugal, OF TO choice yellow clarified
4556tiI2c: seconds. 3iI41sc.
Molasses-Market steady. Open kettle, fer
menting. good fair to prime ZSJ2oc; eentri-
fugal, prime to good, 2Oc; fair to good fair,
i4eDl5c.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. May s.-Wheat-Marllet
quiet No. red, cash, eic.
Corn-Market weaker. No. g, cash, 5SIic
CHICAGO ILL, May 8.-The day was lively in
the wheat pit to-day. Prices lunged up and
down with a rapidity to satisfy the most eN-
acting devotees OF action IN the market. The
market opened in a weak almost psniclSy con-
dition. was nervous and Eighty, with weak IN
dertone all day during the entire session.
Corn was active, tuctuattng frequently with
in an established range the sentiment prevail
ing being early about equally divided There
was no new or important feature presented
the market SympathizinS with wheat to a great
extent
Provisions weakened early, but thereafter Of
ferings were very scarce, demand good and
prices improved until near the close. W hen
they eased OF with corn and wheat, The close
was at slightly lower prices than yesterday.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-Iay, - 0l2si June, IL OH; July,
Corn-May Sic; June eOIc; July. 5ss5c.
Pork-May. sil 90; July, sl2 10: Septeu-
Lard-May. &c IS; July. Sc VIZ; September
s7O2Il.
TENDER 70 sen.
Cash quotations:
Spring wheat-sr oiaGl o.
No. 2 eoru-6oc.
Pork-sIl 90.
Lard-S5 5Ol96 IS.
Short rib sides-s6 COOS %.
Dry sailed shoulders-S5 5)7t5 IS
Short clear sides-s6 5G4,S ~.
Boston Wool Market.
Special to the Gazette.
Boston MASS, May s-Wool-Light de-
mand. Prices steady, but not on par with the
cost Of the new clip in the interior Sales this
week were 1,28l.6l0 pounds domestic, 74S,0O
pounds foreign Receipts-Domestic,4 1873 bales;
foreign 2iS5 bales.
st. Louis Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, HAY s-Wool-Receipts.
10 go pounds; offerings fair and meeting with
ready sale at unchanged quotations.
Livestock Markets.
ST. LOUIS, NO. May s-Cattle-Receipts,
1000; shipments, eco. Market steady Good u
fancy native steers s. lOat5 81; fair to good.
q O615 IS; Texans and Indians. 81 0OG5 10
Hogs-Receipts. $40; shipments, Ean
Market strong. Prices ranged from 81 4Ol5 90
Sheep-Receipts, 1868; shipments, 3ioo Mar
ket steady. Good 10 choice clipped. 81 0DS5 IS,
CHICAGO, III, May a-Cattle-Receipts,
200: shipments, 5000. Market steady. Steers,
q 5oG6 %
Market steady. All grades. 81 5oGl5 90
Sheep-Receipts, GOO, shipments, 800. Mar
ket active, steady to lower. Natives, 81 40a
80; Texans, % p; Western. 3 s0a6 20.