Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-25
Galveston sugar Market.
Other Produce and Provisions.

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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. 4.-Wheat-Nearly all
the Influences this morning favored the bull
! side. and the market WAS strong, though tame.
Not over &c advance was paid with all the
early strong news, and all this gain in prices
and q c more. was subsequently lost, Closing &C
below Yesterday. No. red cash. 92's C; Octo-
Der, ss52e bid; December, 9!ssc bid; May, ST or,
bid.
Corn-Dulluess was the principal feature OF
this cereal. The strength III wheat buoyed the
market and when the latter collapsed corn fol-
lowed. The close was dull at 4 C lower. No. =
cash, 5o33O1.c; October, 5tc; year, Sc bid;
May, 40c.
oats.Easier. No. Q, cash, es1:c; October,
Cornmeal-2 S4s2 90.
Whisky-Steady atsl IS
Bagging. 5lsM1c.
Iron cotton ties-s1 35Gl 20.
P:ovlSionS-Dull but iiIm.
POrk-s9 Is.
Lard-S6 -.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, So SOS g.:
longs, 90 o296 co. ribs, 81 20; short clear, ID 90
III ".
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. 81 0la6 %; longs,
= 6y@1 62ls; ribs, d 6Og7 20; short clear,
81 S7I.6tS %.
Hams-ss 5OGll CO.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Oct oI-Markets quiet;
unchanged.
-Sugar-Open kettle good common. SIC: cen
trifusal prime yellow, 4e-i6c; second, 2 $50
3lic
Rice-Steady, with good demand. ordia-
airy 10 prime 51595tc-
Molasses-New syrup, SIC; centrifugal nom
inal
Hay-Firmer Per ton, in bales, sl4 Ooal5 %;
choice. si6 Ooai6 so
Flour-SteaGy.
Lard-6iAGL6lsC
HamS-llG1 re.
Cofee-Dun and easier Rio, ordinary to
fair, l5l46eI7l4c.
Whisky-Western rectified. 81 O4a1 50.
Butter-Extra creamery, 2Sc; frsts, CSC:
OranGeS-S5 90.
Lemons-.5 5196 on.
Apples-2 50ft3 W per barrel.
Potatoes-sl 80 per bushel.
Onions-s2 25Gl3 ~.
Corn-Sacked, per bushel: No. white, osA
zoe; No, 9, mixed, zoe: No. . yellow. lie.
Oats-Western No. q 3yLi0c: rcdrust proof,
4Glli7c.
Pork-sle 30; salt shoulders packed 6:.c
Bacon-Gi.c.
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct ei-Wheat was fuctua-
ting and somewhat weaker at times. AS the
trade was mostly local it presented rather
firm front most Of the day, BUT had u very
steady general action, covering range OF only
about u cent, with the great bulk OF trading
s55S d955sc. Business was very slack a rule.
but despite this steady to strong feeling was
maintained most OF the day.
Corn showed a little more strength early in
the session and made some advance. May get
ting the most benefit. with the year next in
line, but receipts being some thirty cars larger
than expected and nfEety-Sfx cars OF new corn
on the inspection sheet. offerings were liberal
and there was some decline. The bull feeling
gradually lost good portion OF its vigor. and
parently covered quiet feeling ruled during
the last hour, with November around $3.50
J014c and May 1886; November corn sold from
5O1sSJO}sc; May sold 42Isl5i25ic, broke TO i2l4c;
March sold from 44A4Gi45sc and of TO 4issc.
Hog products were easy early in the session,
but finally turned strong. but the strength was
81 31ii back TO s1l e and at " o'clock was
Sll 321s January lard sold at Sc Eggs 3712, and
January ribs at $ s',4g5 90 During the latter
cover liberal short line. and January pork ad-
Tanced to ell 50, eased OF, and at II o'clock wac
January lard was g 42,: and January ribs
j. 80.
The leading futures closed;
Wheat-October, e95sc; December, e5Iic:
Corn-october, 54gc; November. 5oIc; May,
Pork-pecember, IS seH; January, Gil IS
Lard-November. u 30; December, u IS;
Short.ribs- October. g 90; November. % 10;
January. g 95
Cash quotations were as follows:
No. spring wheat-ssssc.
No. corn-55c-
Pork-ss s:H@s co.
Short ribs-Sides % oOas 50.
Dry salted meats--shoulders, g o0cs 10
Short clear sides, q 0OG7 10,
Kansas CITY, Mo-, Oct. a-wheas--
Lower. No red, cash. SAC bid.
Corn--Steady. No cash, 47c bid
NEW YORK. Oct 24-wheat-Spot, mod.
erately active. No. red, q eek. Options,
steady and down: October, q osSi; Noyem-
Cor,-Spot, quiet and stronger. No. q t51sG
65c- Options strong and up October, 66l:c;
November. exc; December, 56lSc; May, secs.
Co1ee-Options closed steady, unchanged 10
10 points lower; November, s1l Is; December,
$40 sOGs10 90 Spot steady.
Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; additional sales
yesterday, 1900 bags centrifugal, y5-test, :.
1880. Refined quiet and unchanged.
Molasses-Nominal New Qfieans, steady
and quiet; common to fancyss0G32c.
Rice-Quiet and firm. s1hestic, fair TO ex.
ira, 5Hi97c.
da6YFersoi.S arr oro,=.
down from O. Work or household cares.
BroWn'S}f BittcrS sebuildst'e.
ND cures 'ai1:- e: the genuine