Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-28

! Prime seconds. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. No1s
| Fair seconds ..... ......... 49,. None
! Common seconds Observation-Disclosures. Mona
REFINED SUGARS
| Standard granulated ,65:5;:
| Standard confectioners' A..............-5 90.
| Cubes ........ .............. ,.g:SI.
| Pow dered ...........-.. ... 81 af65l.
Crushed and cutloaf .... ................5A. 6S6
| Wholesale grocers' quotations "a &c higher.
Grades omitted rot in market.
Other Produce and Provision Markets.
ST Louis, Mo. April 27.--wheat-Opened
excited and irregular, then advanced aaGLlc,
| which was partly lost later, and closed nrm
| and &c above SATURDAY,. No. = red cash 81 U.s..
al oS; May. u o. July, 81 02ls; August, 81 ".
Corn-Market opened lower and continued 20
| decline I'll near the close. when there was u
| slight rally. but finished l3sgB2sac below Satur
| day. No red cash. ols.9tis,,: may, tS4ic
| Oats-Marlet sharply lower. No cash, a5cj
| May, 4qilc bid; July, ABE.
| Whisliy-Market steady at 81 IS.
Corn meal--AIarlIet lower al s. 35&I3 IS.
| Bagging-5tsGl64ic
| Iron cotton ties-sl 35fll 10
| Butter-Market unchanged Creamery. e3G
! &c: dairy, l7021c.
| Eggs-Market steady at llHc.
| ProvistonS-M3rket weak.
| Pork-Standard mess. 81 p.
| Lard-Market dull, 81 10
| Dry salt neats-Boxed shoulders, s. W:
longs u asa6 40; ribs 81 S?sQy6 Is; short clear,
! s. 40l,6 -.
Bacon-Bo1ed shoulders, s. so,s; longs, 80 500
6 s?;s; ribs, 81 S7is; clear. 81 W.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, April 27-Rice-Marke.
quiet but Lrln. Ordinary TO prime, 4IaQ59sc.
Cotfee-harEet firm Rio, ordinary 10 fair.
1SA0l9aac.
Sugar-Market steady, Open kettle, good
common to fair 3Ic; inferior, e4c; centrifugal,
OF white, it.c; choice yellow clarified, 4,sc
Molasses-Market quiet. Open kettle, fer
| nenting good fair TO prime, g112oc: centrifugal.
prime 10 good prime. 20c; fair TO good fair, no
l5c; good common, i0Gl2c
CHICAGO. Ill, April 27.-The history Of the
wheat market to-day is written in three move
ments-advance at opening. subsequent de-
cline, and then reaction, which left the market
firm at the highest prices OF the day. and Sc
higher for July than the close Saturday. May
closed &c higher.
Coru-The market was very weak during
most OF the session; the recent heavy sd-
vances and fine weather convinced holders
that prices were too high, and Is shorts
were pretty well out OF the deal the market
found no support at 634@63,ac for July At
the opening prices sid of 10 6ilsc, then,
when wheat took sharp upward turn, there
was a reaction which lifted prices TO e3isc, ut
she close.
Provisions-The market opened heavy and
weak. There was fair buying by local shorts
when moderate break occurred, and in the
end there was q recovery, which left prices
somewhat higher than they left Of on Satur-
day.
Leading futures closed;
WheatSApril, slO9ss; May, 81 o924; July,
q OK.
Corn-April, s6l:c; May 65afc; July, es,sc
Pork-Aiay, az 80: July, sl2 g!i.; September.
Lard-May, IS 77,i; July, &c Ga: September.
s727...
short rbs-Ma3. &c sal.;July, Sc an;septen-
Der % so.
Cash quotations:
Wheat-Sprng, 81 09ss.
No. corn-66!9c-
Pork-sl@ go.
I.ard-s6 61iS.
Short rib sides-s6 2OG6 y.
Dry sailed shouiders-S3 5Ud-5 %.
Short clear sides-S6 7o46 S.
NEW YORK.. April 27.-Wheat-The spot mar
ket was dull and lower: No, z red, e. 49, op-
July, 81 "A; August 81 osll.
Corn-Spots heavy and dull. No 9, saGssc
Options down: May, 74s4c; July, 7O5.c; August
e9ifc.
Cofee.-options, steady and up. Sales, $500
bags; April. si7 Sd; May: el7 65917 u.s. July,
sl7 i5al7 IS; August, ST. 109i7 Is. Spot Rio,
frmer and more active at leAc.
Sugar-Raw, dali, held firm; refined quiet
and steady. No Z, l-i6c; OF A, 43l6GiAc;
mould a, rs: cubes, 4Hc. -
Molasses-Foreign, hrmer; 5Otest in hhds,
1870. New Orleans, firm and in fair demand
Rice-Market firm and in fair demand
KANSAS CITY. Mo, April 27-Wheat-Market
weak. No. red, cash, 81 US.
Corn-Market lower. No. cash, &c bid
Pork-Boxed Sic 80
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, $780, short
ribs sides. % 40 long clear sides % 40; short
clear sides s. %.
Breakfast bacon-Bcxed IS 15
Lard-Refned 6 e..
Livestock Markets.
ST LOUIS Mo April N-Cattle-Receipts,
1870; shipments. 200. Market easier. Good 10
fancy native steers, s. COOS %; fair to good
native: = 1905 "; Texans and Indian steers,
Hogs-Receipts 300; shipments, 200 Mar
ket lower Prices ranged from 81 SOS o.
Sheep-Receipts, 10O0; shipments, -. Mar
ket steady. Good to choice, 81 EGGS 80.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 27.-Cattle-Re-
cefpts, 1900 shipments $50. Market steady
feeders, q eoaa 90
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments. $500. Mar
ket lower for all grades. at 50 501i 81
Sheep-Receipts, 100; shipments. 200 Market
higher.
CHICAGO. Ill. April 27.-Cattle-Receip,s,
1900; shipments, aoo.eMarket lower: Texans,
Hoes-Receipts. $500; shipments, 1000
Market lower. Rough and common, q 0tg5 10.
sheep--Receipts loo shipments, 400 Mar
ket active and steady to higher. Natives,
8 OOG5 80; Westerns, IS 50G6 10
NEW YORK, April -Beeves-Receipts, 500
Market lower. Native steers, 81 5oao %
SheepReceipts, 100 Market was higher.
Unshosn sheep, % obg7 20; clipped sheep, Is %
as o.
Boston wooIMarke..
Special to the Gazette.
Boston, MASS. April eZ--Wool-Moaer.
ate demand, unchanged prices.
st. Louis Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, April 25.-Wool-Recetpts.
$500 pounds Offerings are increasing and
GOOD stock finds ready sale at previous quota
lions. Unwashed light merino, 1904; coarse
braid, l4422c; light sandy, 1lGl5c: fine Light.
Isaase; ane hsfsy; i7aiSc; tusvashed, choice.
MdAyHef5ons are broken
down from oyes5 Eor Household caras-
Browns r Bitters Rebuild. u.
system, aids 4 L removes excess Of tlA
and cures a The genuine