Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-17
SECURED WOOL
Other Produce, Etc.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June l6.-Wheat opened
&c down. then firmed up and closed STEADY. az
above yesterday. No. red, casa s9o4ss-.
@gl1sc July, 9Olic; August. SOC December, sS!sc.
Corn-Opened firm aad i9c above yester-
day, closed strong. sc above yeSter-
day: No 2, cash, 555aQtr'c; July, 5319c: septsTn'
Der, 81 &c.
Whisky-Steady. 81 is.
Provisions-Market higher and frm; fair
business transacted.
Pork-Sl0 62I..
Lard-sS 90
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, ~ s.1s,
longs, s. 10; ribs IS %; short clear 50 3,1a.
Bacon - Boxed shoulders, 81 $sis; longs,
s. 62!2; ribs, 81 -; short clear 81 So.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, June -Coree-Dun
and lower; Rio, ordinary TO fair, lSGl9c
Sugar-Steady; open kettle. good fair TO fully
fair 31sC; centrifugal, OF white, 4isc; seconds,
29s@3c.
Enthusiastically; open kettle, firm. fair,
23gy25c; centrifugal. nominal
CHICAGO, Ill. June 16.-July wheat opened
at 94@sH95c. against N1sc at the close yeSter-
day. The feeling was strong and prices almost
95Ic. The early strength was due 10 reports
that il was raining in the winter wheat belt,
where harvesting was IN progress, though the
weather map did not fully coincide in these
statements. and fears OF u wet harvest made
spots nervous.
There was good business in corn. though the
feeling was unsettled, but the whole, prices
averaged higher.
Provisions were active and strong most OF
the day, though the close showed only q slight
advance compa red with yesterday. Mess Pork
for September delivery opened at 80 40 against
$40 62is as the closing figure Yesterday, sold on
TO SO 57i:. was weak, and closed at $40 6't..
Lard and ribs took the same general course.
Mess porls-July, $40 42l.; September, SO 671;.
Leading futures closed
Wheat-June. 97c; July, eo5.c; August. e2nc.
Corn-June. aSl.c; July, 55lcc; August, 5Si.c-
Lard-July, IS %: September, S. 5'1s.
r-t-ilc Irfy- SEnTDnhap ~
Cash quotations:
No. 9 Spring heat-o7l5g7ic.
No. 9 corn-5SIc.
Porll-Sl0 25lIlU 3IIs.
Lard-S6 BY.
short ribs-Sides, loose, IS 0o05 %.
Dry sailed meats-Shoulders, boxed, . COG
5l0;short clear sides. boxed. 20 SoG6 a.
NEW YORK. June I6.-Wheat-Spots, higher
opened UNCHANGED TO sc up and advanced SO
l5sc, decline OF &c. closing steady, .9lAc
over yesterday. June closed q 90; July, 81 %;
August 81 Ola: December. IL 02lt.
Corn-Spots, higher, strong and dull: No. 9.
691llfOc. Options advanced 1l4I21.c and
closed firm; June, S71.e; July, $780, August,
size
CoGee-Options opened steady to 10 points
advance closed steady, 10 to % up. Sales, 3d.
coo bags. June si68l6 %; July, sl6 iO@iS Is;
August SIS b5g,l5 60: September $40 0oGto IL;
Sugar-More active and steady; fair refining,
l3-l6c; Muscovado, Safest, at l3-lo; centfi-
Id
Molasses-Foreign, dull and lower; bo-test
ll352l2c; New Orleans. dull and steady.
Wool-Quiet and weak; domestic fleece, 3o4
SIC; pulled, l6Gl9c; Texas, l7G2ic.
KANSAS CITY, No, June ls.Wheat-Weak.
&C corn nI1 nl; Cash 5o1sc bid; June,
Soc bid
Fork-Boxed, SO %.
Dry salt meats-Boxed, shoulders, 8 Is; long
clear, sides, IS %; short clear, sides, 80 Is
Breakfast bacOn-BoXed. IS 70.
Refined lard-S5 92ls.
st. Louis Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. June 16.-Wool-Receipts,
3i4 1872 pounds. Market dull and easy most
kinds of stocks and tending lower. Offerings
are increasing, and material decline is pre-
vented only by some untitled orders for
limited amount OF wool
Livestock Markets.
ST Louis, Mo, June ls.-Cattle-Receipts.
Good to fancy native steers, . cod
5 80: fair to good native steers, ii COCA 10;
TEXANS and Indians, e 900 Is.
Hogs-Receipts, ol0O; shipments, none Mar.
ket stronger. Prices ranged, 81 0o14 50.
CSheep-Receipts, 100 shipments, SO Mar.
ket steady. Fair to fancy, u 4Ot15 10.
CHICAGO, ILL. June 1e.-Cattle = Receipts,
and lower; Texans, g 75G4 60; COWS, u $50
4 90
Hogs-Receipts, 5000: shipments, 900
Market active and higher. Prices ranged, "a I01
4 90.
Sheep-Receipts, 700; shipments 5000 Mar.
ket steady: native ewes. 81 OOel4 IS: wethers
and yearlings, 50 00@o %; lambs, Is 1907 90.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 1a-Cattle-Re.
ceipts 1900; shipments. 2J00 Market dull and
lower Steers, s. @5Q5 %: cows, 81 90G3 IS:
stockers and feeders SO 6o34 %,
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 800 Market
strong and higher. All grades, &C 50 5O14 As.
Sheep-Receipts, 600; shipments, 100. Mar
ket strun-
NEW YORK. June l6 -Beeves-Firm.
Sheep-Receipts, 3ie9 head; sheep steady,
! 70 dull; sheep 81 S'a5 s2isiambs' Is I'D
II yo1fee1 weak
and all kof out take
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