Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-30
GRADE
Sales, 3l,OOO pounds.
Other Produce and Provision Markets.

ST LOUIS. Mo. July 29-Whcat-Thc mar
ilet opened dun. trading bein" light. and ii was
not long before decline OF l4Gg'sc was re
corded. The tendency was downward through
out tie entire session. The market closed }. u.
lisc below yesterday. No. cash, silsc; July,
slssc: August, Si's@Si5lc; September, s5.2c
Coru-The opening was l11lsc down, after
which the market slightly recovered. only to
recede again near the close and after slight
advance another tumble was recorded, ana July
and August closed nuTninally - below NtNttr-
day. September lac and year l-sc lower. No
2casl d5ic; July. d1.c nominal: August, Sic
NOM al: September. % &C: year. Dc BID.
Oats-Morc active and lower: No. cash,
2g' &C: July. 1850; August re: September, &c
Cornmeal-Lowcr: - 1913 II
Whisky--Steady: 81 Ii
ron cotton ties%si sol a.
Provisions Market easier, lower and quiet
Orders were fair. but the local demand light,
buyers were not ordered To purchase with all
o, aer markets lower and grain declining.
P1rk-Sll So.
Iard-55 %
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, $3.50. longs,
81 l2ls: ribs. s. % shorts. - 81 5.t7 10.
BacOn-Boxed shoulders. 70 uDGi6 %: longs
81 OO(t6 %: ribs, s. 81. shorts. u s71.GS ~
NEW ORLEANS. LA. July 2g-Con,
Rio. ordinary to fair. 40 l9r.
Whi>kY-DiStillers finished good, per Gallon,
si.i6.
MoIasses-Foreign, ninal; New Orleans,
firm and active
Rice-steady; ordinary to prime, 4i4Gl5'sc.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. July Wheat
stronger. No. red. cash, soc; July. 7slsc bid;
Corn-Lower. No, . cash, S3'sc, July,
Pork-Boxed, s1l 90.
Dry salt meats Boxed shoulders. 81 20; short
ribs. sides, Sd 77i:: long clear sides, u ~;
short clear sides. s. o.
Breakfast bacon-BoXed. 8 %
Refined lard-t6 a.
CHICAGO. ILL. July 29,-Wheat-The market
was wobbly to-day. Tho news not Of q
character to give a decided I'M IT'S in either
direction-it veered up and down. .lthin com
paratively narrow limits. according to the TEN
porary temper of the pit. closing near the low
est prices of the day, which was considerably
lower than yesterday
Com was weak early, owing to the excess %
selling orders demand
Provisions were weak in sympathy with
grain during considerable portion Of the Jay.
Pork closed at medium figures
Lard and ribs We're somewhat hrmer, and
closed at about top figures.
Leading futures closed as follows;
Wheat-July. SS54c; August, SEC; Septem-
Der S7Isc; December, Ss5-c.
Corn-July 63c: August, SOC; September,
57i4c.
Lard-Septemoer. 81 72l.; October, 81 SIS,
Short ribs september, % S!la; October.
Cash quotations:
Spring wheat-sSi:Gs9c.
Corn-No. 9. &c.
Pork-s1l 30.
I.ard-s6 60.
Short ribs-Sldes. Sc SOFAS 50
Dry sailed meats = Shoulders, ) 9Gt6 o.;
short clear sides, 81 2oGe7 30.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Wheat-Spots lower
and very active. No. 2 red. 99cGIS1 10. Op-
lions steady and down. July. 9Sisc; August,
97i4c; September. 65ac; December ss'sc.
Corn-Spots quiet and steady. No. =, 1OllGt
71c. Options down and steady. July. 7Oci
August, 67sc; September, 65'ic; December,
55l4c
Cohee-Steady on near; barely steady on
late: generally unchanged to 10 point down.
Sales, a. 80 bags. July az 20; August, $40 10;
September SIS 40; December, sl3 40l,f3 ~
Spot Rio, dull and steady, lSc.
Susar-Raw. more active and easy. Sales,
oOS4 bags centrifugal, S-Iest, to Canada, Al
33,c 800 bags centrifugal to Philadelphia, a;
5-16c; ex-ship. go hogSheads, Muscovado 10
Philadelphia. at csc. Refined, dull and easier.
No g. l3-l6c: No, Z, SIC; No. 8 ll-l5c; No
O. 3s.c; No TO- sac; No. IL, 3 5-l6c.
Molasses-F'irm and in far deInsnd
Rice-Firm AZ in fair demsps
FOR 6>kIEPsIA,
indigestion, and 81 ach disorders, use
BROWNS g6NEiTTERs.
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