Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-12

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July li.-Wheat-The
feeling this morning was surprisingly strong,
and prices advanced 1.GL2ac. Then foreign al
vices came III very weak, ana the market sold
OF, the close being unsettled and &c OF TO Ac
higher than Yesterday. No. red, cash. Sh4s
Ssi9c; july S6;sc: September $3.50; December,
Sc bid.
Corn-In sympathy with wheat and influenced
somewhat by rainy weather in the West Tho
market was stronger. Later, however. . weaker
feeling prevailed and prices advanced, the close
being 1-lGGrisc below yesterday. No. =. cash,
50 &c; July, 5il49oi@c; September, is;ac: year,
oats-Quiet. No. ., cash, S7g.c; July, Sac
September exc.
Corn-meal-S,eady and unchanged.
WhiSky-Steady at 81 ID
Iron cotton tieS-Sl sal 10
Bagging-jhG154c
Northumberland active and prices al.
yancing.
Porl-s1O 62l.@10 -.
Lard-Prime steam, IL %.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, - ";
longs, So S5q.6 S7i:.
Bacou-Boxed shoulders, s. 50; longs, Is 800
: %: ribs. 81 Ohff7 %; short clear "a l54p7 ~.
Hams-s10 Oo4l2 ~
KANSAS CITY. No, July 11-Wheat-Stronz
and higher. No. red. cash, so.sc bid.
Corn-Active and higher. No. 2, cash, Ss2.c,
POrl5-BoXed. $40 o.
Dry salt moats-Boxed shoulders, 81 80
short ribs sides, - 10; long clear, sides 81 a..
short clear, sides, 81 10.
Breakfast baCol-BoSed, IS 15.
Refined lard-S5 o..
CHICAGO, Ill. july LIT was the duI!est
day in many months in all of the pits on the
board to day. There was no special reason for
il that was discoVerahle. the situation has
not materially changed. bUt 1t is a fact that out
side orders were scarce aad local traders Were
in a waiting mood, so the pits during the most
OF the day were about as deserted Last
wears birds nest Wheat opened at about yes
terdays closing, prices were inclined to firm
ness. for time selling IN a good fraction, but
finally weakened and lost all OF the advance
and something more
There was only moderate business in corn,
the market ruling inactive in fluctuations, COW
ering sSG5ic range. The feeling was Inclined
to be easier at 5li4c and closed at ole.
Provisions were rather strong, but trade was
very dull indeed, with fluctuations confined 10
an exceedingly narrow range
Leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat-July, 90i4c: August, SIC; September,
$3.50; December SS5sc.
Corn-July, 55i4ci August, 524ici September,
Professionalism. SO 20: October, $40 90
Lard-September. 81 as; October, 81 57H.
Short ribs September, 81 40; Octooer,
Cash quotations:
Spring wheat-9Ol45o1sc.
Corn-NO. ,. CSC.
Pork-si0 25(tl0 81.
I.ard-s6 H1s0S 30
Short ribs-Sides. IS 20I6 u
Dry sailed meats-Shoulders, q zoos IS.
short clear sides, s6 5Cll6 60
NEW YORK, July 11.-Wheat-Spot firm and
dull Options dull and higher, market steady;
July. 81 oo7i; September, s654c; December,
9S5sc.
Corn-Spot dull and lower. No 3, ssa7oc,
Options up and dull but steady. July, 651scI
September, 599sll595ic; December, 521ic.
Conee--Options, steady and unchanged 10 10
points down, Sales, 800 bags. July, sl6 500
i6 So; September, SIS lOGl5 Is; December,
sl3 5Ia13 So
Spot Rio-Quiet and firm. 19'ic
Sugar-Raw, firm and quiet refined, firm aud
quieter.
Molasses-Foreign, nominal; New Orleans,
quiet and steady common to fancy. 2oG35c-
Rice-Scarce, firm; domestic, fair 10 extra,
5l2c; Japan, 5lsQ5ac.