Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-23

Common seconds .--.......-...... None
REFINED SUGARS
Standard rranulated .....---....-........i':
Standard confectionerS A-....-....-...-Ii.
Cubes -..--............. ........ Il,
Powdered ................... .........a
Crushed and cutl0af ....-..---- ID
Wholesale grocers' quotations i,GlI.c higher
Grades omitted not in market.
Other Produce and Provision Markets.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. May -Wheat-Nlarker
easy 10 the close. which was iis0lssc lower
than yesterday. No red. cash. 81 raJl *.
May. 81 U.s bid. July, so'se; August, sii4
Coru-Started in weak and &c down and con
tlnued weak and nervous. huctuat!ouS being
small TO the end. No. cash. 80. S5i1.c; May.
So &C: July. 52c bid.
Cornmeal-Quiet at 81 0of3 %.
WhlSky-Steady. 81 N.
Proyisions-Marke; dull. weak and generally
lower.
Porl,-Staudard mess. siI Iat..
l.ard-s6 uOlIG 70.
Dry salt meats Boxed shoulders, So longs.
s. u: ribs, ~ -; short clear. 81 81.
Bacon - Boxed shoulders. 81 80; longs
30 10; ribs, IS 5JGl6 ~; short clear, 81 70Lo -
HamS-si0lli2.
KANSAS City. Mo, May e2.-Wheat-Market
weaker. No. red, cash. 95c.
Corn-I!arket ic lower. No. .. cash, and MAY,
49isQ4gs5c
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders. 81 s7's;
short clear sides - -.
Breakfast bacon-BoXed, IS -.
Refined laru-s6 10.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. May 22-Rice-Steady
Ordinary to prime; 4'a1G5Asc,
Coffee Firm. Rio ordinary TO fair. 1920
Sugar-Market steady. Open kettle full,
fair. ilsc; fair 10 good iair, 81 s6J3' common.
2i,@3c; inferior .lsc: centrifugal, prime yellow
clarified. 4'sGi S-iGt. OF yellow clarified, S7sc;
seconds, 30Lic.
Molasses Steady. Open kettle. fair 10 good
fair fermenting &%1GIc; centrifugal prime -
good prime. 2Uv: fair TO good fair. liza l5c: GOOD
common, lutG re; common. STSc; inferior. ttgsc-
CHICAGO. Ill. May 22-The fact that the
predicted frosts did not materialize and con
tinued good rains in the wheat belt developed.
the bear element to-day carried the price 81
July down sc At the close in comparison with
yesterday last figures. Other factors in the
declining market We're exaggerated Is to The
report OF the amount taken for export ~ the
seaboard and heavy selling here and NJ New
York. There was some recovery NJ the close.
but il was mol fully maintained.
Corn was very weak. principally on account
OF the favorable crop conditions. To this vas
added heavy receipts OF contract grades today
and estimates of an equally heavy income 10
morrow, and advises from our country buyers
OF large Offering by farmers.
In provisions there WAS show OF strength
early, but the hammering by the room and
others. along with break in the ranks and
liberal receipts of hogs ultimately Weakened
everything on the list. July pork shows =
loss OF l5c. lard 5c aud rims &c.
Leading futures closed,
Wheat - May, 81 o.; June, 81 OBJ: July,
Corn-May. s7ilc; June 5i':c: July. 5a7sc.
Pork-May, $40 %: July, ST. %; September
LardINray, sc b; July, s645; September,
Short ribs-Mays5 81; July, 50 ga septem-
Der. So 20.
Cash quotations:
No spring wheat-sl Oh
No.2 corn-57l.c.
Pork-sl0 SOIL 10.
Lard-S5 S2i $40 81.
Short rib sides. looSc-f5 1tfL5 -
Dry sailed shoulders. boxed-:i lGG.5 20.
Short clear sides. uoXcd-S6 5nG6 40
NEW YORK. May % -Wheat-Spots opened
stronger closed lower and fairly active. No. =,
81 l2i2@l H. Options opened is0l4c al
vance on stronger cables and foreign buying,
weakened l@2slc on good crop weather. ad
vanced Sole and closed rather easy. May,
q & 6 81; Uhs' Il '+' july u V's'' August
Corn-Spots active and decidedly lower No.
.. 67G69lic Options. Iai92c lower on favorable
weather. May closed, 66t3c; June, 6l34c; July.
TO &C: August. $3.50.
Cofee-OptiOnS opened barely steady, IN
changed TO 10 points down. closed steady. S1l5
points down. Sales, "2.5D5 bags. May. 81 51G
Il So; June, sl7 6rGl Il to; July, Sl7 4OjGl7 So.
August, Sl7 O0@l7 o.. Spot Rio. dull and steady
at 2Oc.
Sugar-Raw, quiet and firmer Fair refining.
2 l5-1tc bid: centrfugals, g6-teSt 35-l6c bid; re-
tined quiet and unchanged
MoldSSeS-Foreign. dull and easy; New Or
leans. quiet and firm.
Rice-Steady and quiet.
Wool-Steady and dull. Domestic fleece.
3f93sc; pulled, EGGS Texans 17l2ic.
Philadelphia Wool Market
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May o2.-WooI-The
market was quiet: sales light and prices steady.
Ohio PENNSYLVANIA and West virginia Xxx and
above. 3l6I3ic: Y. .S23lc; medium, 376l3sc;
coarse $3.50 36c; Michigan, Indian, New York,
and Western NIX or fine, 22s2GS29c; medium,
36Gl33c; coarse, So Sc fine washed delaine. Y
and XXX, 34@35l:c; medium washed. combing
and delaine, 4U6c43Isc: coarse washed, cUmoiny
and delaine, 31J3sc; Canada washed. combius
and delaine. 2+Gl35c; tub washed choice. 500
Joe: fair, 3OGi31c: SUarse, 33ll +}5c; medium
washed. combiug and deIaiue. 2Sp6lc; coarse
unwashed. combing and delaine, 2DG2Ic: terri
toIial, 2OG.2c
Boston Wool Market.
Special to the Gazette.
BOSTON Mass. May 22-Wool-Easier on
Ohio and Michigan worked fleece, and new
and territory barely maintain prices.
Demand light
The demand for wool has been moderate and
sales of domestic are in small lots. Total sales
Australian has been sold al 3tlc
s4lSc. Ohio fieeces are more active at lower
prices, good selling at 3Dc and Xxx at 81.
Michigan has been dull al 2SGS2ec; unwashet
Ohio and Michigan woods have been fairly act
i've. selling at 2OU.29c for line and medium
washed coInbing, and delaine feeceS have been
quiet and steady.
In unwashed combing some sales have been
made at 26fl2Sc for one-quarter and 2Sly:Uc Tor
blood Territory woods have been
selling al 63l63c for fine medium. and 55g1jc
Tor medium. New California woods have been
in fair demand at 5000. Texas wool has DeeR
slow. Pulled woods have been in good demand,
with choice supers. 40 &c. fair TO good SuperSs
SDGJSc, and extra, .+ly'23c.
st. Louis Wool Market.
ST LOUIS. Mo. May 22.-Wool-Receipts
IA 412 pounds. Buyers were Indifferent and as
holders were disposed to press sales, prices
.ere rather weak with lower tendency.
Livestock Markets.
ST LOUIS, Mo, May a2-Cattle-Receipts,
AGO. shipments. 700 Market steady; good To
ancy native steers, s. OU95 90; fair TO good,
4 1905 II: Texans and Indians, 81 75Q:4 45.
Hogs-Eeceipts, 400: shipments, 500. Mar
get lower Prices ranged from 81 0Jtf 60.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; shipments, $50 Mar
set steady. Good 10 choice clipped, & 50g4 10
CHICAGO, Ill. May 2-Cattle-Receipts,
,UC0 shipments 400 Market weak and lower.
Export beeves, - 6O96 90; shippers - go
50; Texans. 81 75(L5 70; heifers, 50 5GGi 30;
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: shipments, 200
Market dull anG lower. Prices ranged, 81 lo9
62L..
Sheep-Receipts, 500: shipments. 9OCO Dull
md lowe SNative. 81 2I0-5 %; Texans. So 100
", Westerns, 81 2INj .; good Westerns,
8 1896 80; lambs, 50 7696 20.
kansas CITY. Mo. May s2.-Cattle-Re-
efpts 24CO: shipments. 500 Best, steady: others
mil and lower. Steers, s. 7J15 s., j few at
8 90: cows, 81 5o@t4 aO9 stockers and feeders,