Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-27
Other Produce and Provision Markets.

| Other Produce and Provision Markets.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. May .6.--Whcat-The ma--
| ket opened sc lower but improved -sc during
! the first few minutes. only - weaken. ana was
! knocked on Al top price. The market rallied
.ster and continued iirm in sympathy WIKI uc.-
| ter outside markets until The close. No
cash. 81 sal u5ii; May. 81 13 bid. July, 90
| z gtilc.
Corn-Steady and about unchanged. ,he ope--
| ing was followed by "a 1.-THE strength. and
! though the market was nervous IN" tendency
! was 10 hiyhcc range until the close. which VS.
| 2G2is a. above yesterdays huui figures. No.
| cash, 5l'sa.55i &c; May 56c bid: July, "Il.c
uats-The market was unsettled. but urIner
ana higher. No. :. cash AZ &c bid; May 4$l4c;
| July, lie and nominal
Cornmeal- Steady and unchanged.
Whisty-Stead 81 u.
Iron cotton tics-Sl S.,sl 10
RagginG-5i trf6l,c.
Provisious-OuI and weak. There were or
deys for small lots which We're filed ~ easy ng-
ureS: no large transactions were reported
Lard-$5 o.
Dry salt meats-Buxed shoulders 3 %, longs,
81 %: ribs. % l.: clear, - -.
Bacon-3oycd shoulders. g. 3.ss; longs, 81 70
at 10; ribs. 81 N; clear, % t."i6 10
Sugar cured hdms-slU OptL l2 80
KANSAS CITY. No. May @5.--Wheat-Market
stronger. No red. cash, 9'c.
COrn-Afarkct hi.h"r. No =. cash. sea 5U.-r.
Pork-Boxed $40 O.
Dry salt meats shoulders, 81 s.is; short ribs.
sides s. 50: long clear sides, s. 50; short clear
sides 81 %
Breakfast bacon-Boxed, s. -.
Refined larG-:G 10.
New ORLEANS, La. May 25.-Rice-ordinary
TO prime. iNIl e.
Coffee-Firn Rio ordinary TO fair. lo1aOc.
SugIr-Marset quiet. Open kettle fair 70
good idlr .. SIS sc; common, 2.iGs l3-l6c; IN
ferior. 81 centrifugal. choice yellow clarified,
sc; prime yellow ca~ Tel. 4'syi 1876; OF
yellow clarified, 375c; seconds &.
Enthusiastically. Open kettle, fe-menting.
good fair TO prime, 2S725c; centrifugal, prime
tn ntlt n nod u. O. l1t.
good common, l00l2c; common, inferior t4e.c.
CHICAGO. Ill. May 26-At the opening 10.
day the wheat trade supplied with news
indicating that there were frostS last night.
amounting in some places TO a freeze, over y
large portion Of the Northwestern wheat belt
The result was 4 little exhibition OF strength
at the start though the market opened some
what lower, With the exception Of this ana
the squirt OF strength near the close the market
was dull and fcatUrcleSS.
CorE-After the early period Of dizziness the
market became the most active market on the
board July opened AT 5sl s4a2' &c and sold up
to $3.50. closing shade below the highest
After the dull period early, large business
show the following advances compared with
Yesterdays final figures: Pork, 7iaci lard, SC
ribs. q &C.
Wheat-May, 81 OF; June, s. O3ii; July,
81 O0'4.
Pork-May. $40 72ia; July, $40 s2:s; Scptem-
LariNMay, SIS p; July, Sc s7ll; September.
sFort rtbs-Nlay, s. s9fi; July, s. gen; Sep
tcmber s. 20.
Cash quotations:
Spring wheat-sl o.
Corn-No. = 53s416olc.
Porl5-s1O 7G9i0 %.
Lard-S6 -
Short ribs, sides-S5 sO95S5
Dry Saltcd shouldcrs-S3 Ocgj 10; short clear
sides, 50 3U96 40.
NEW YORK, May 26-wheat-spot irregular
and fairly active; No. =, 81 1879. Options
strong; May, 81 l2;s; July, 81 OS5s; August,
81 Ouis.
Corn-Spots strong and quiet: No. 2. eec
Options up May, e6l, &C; July. 63c; August, 62lac.
COifee-Optiors steady and down sales. a.
900 bags; May, ST 65lLl7 10: July. SIT :0El7 %;
August, sI6 7GalG So spot Rio, quiet and
easy.
sugar-Raw, generally active and flrmer;
fair refining &c; centrifugal IS test, SO; sales,
1850 bags; refined. quiet and lower; No O.
3 ll-l6c: No, Z. S5sc; No. g. gl6c; No. g. SIC;
No. 10. ) .-l6c No IL. SIC: No. Il, 5-l6c on A,
34t057sc; mould 4. 4iiC; standard y. 4isc; con-
fectioners A. &c; powdered, iiac; graduated.
SMoIasses-Foreign dull Sales PA hogs.
heads at SOC; New Orleans, quiet, firm.
Rice-Quict, steady.
st. Louis Wool Market.
ST LOUIS. Mo, May 26-Wool-R Receipts,
1860 pounds. The dark, rainy weather IN
terfered with sales but what was sold showed
10 change in prices.
Boston Wool Market.
Special to the Gazette.
BOSTON. MASS. May 25-wool-Iu fair re
quest. Prices easy on fine iieeces.
Livestock Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. May 2G.-Cattle-R Receipts.
1850: shipments, 100 Market steady. Good 10
fancy native steers s. OO,Lb 10; fair 10 good,
81 uy65 W; Texans and Indians, - y1f,4 20
Hogs-Receipts, 800; shipments, 2lU0. Mar
ket strong. Prices ranged, 81 GOA 81.
Sheep-Receipts, 9lOO; shipments, 300 Ggod
to choice, 81 ODls5 80
KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 96.-Cattle- Receipts.
go: shipments 1900 Choice. strong 10 higher;
common. steady; Texans, lOAl5c lower. Steers,
s. tJft5 20; stockers and feeders. 81 &UG$4 -.
Hogs-Receipts, IL, 100: shipments. Mar
ket steady 10 higher All grades, s3 UOlsi 30
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 100 Mar.
ket steady.
CHICAGO, ILL. May a5.-Catt!e-Receipts.
500; shipments, 1000 Market Irregular. Steers,
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: shipments. 1000. Act
i've and higher. All grades, 81 lGgi o.
Sheep-Receipts 600; shipments. 200. Mar
kst slow Westerns, Is ~; Texans, 10 u.
NEW YORK. May 26-Beeves-Receipts, 500
No trade and feeling firm. Dressed beef steady
at SJ.4e31c Shipments to-day, 40 beeveS; to-
morrow, 500 quarters OF beef.
Sheep-Receipts. 200. Market steady at 81 50
a -; dressed mutton 101sG1llc.