Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-30
sCoUREp Wool.
Other Produce. Etc.

Other Produce. Etc.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. June 29-Wheat-Opensc
weak and closed unchanged TO ls4tsc below
saturday. No. RED cash, 9iGi @2c: july; sag
SJ5sc; August. 81; sc: September. SIC, nominal
December, 81 &c bid.
Corn-Opened three-QuarterS OF u cent lower,
then rallied and advanced and closed firm foi
options ssGG2isc above Saturday. Cash lower
aSg5ic: July. 5l7:c; August, 1850; September
41lsc: year, 3,lsc.
OatS-FutureS. is1iIc higher than Saturday
cash lower. Sic: July closed, 3hc; August
= 2sc; September. "a. &
Corn meals lCG{S II.
Whisky-SteaGy at 81 IL
ProviSions-Higher and firm
Porl;-Sl0 So.
Dry salt meats-Shouldcrs. boxed. s. s1'.&i
80: longs, s. %; ribs. 81 l5 short clearsd -
Bacou-Boxed shoulders. 81 81 ,d5 So longs
81 80 ribs 81 62ia06 %; short clear. 20 71lt6 50
New ORLEANS, La. June 2q.--Ricc-Market
steady. Ordinary to prime, 4ie@a'sc.
Codee-Rio. ordinary to fair, lslGl9c.
Sugar and molasSes-MarSet nominal.
KANSAS CITY Mo. June ~ Wheut--Weal,
No. > red. cash. Stq S5c.
Corn-Steady. No =, cash, 5O1G5lAc.
PorE-BoXed. 81 a.
Dry salt meats-Boxed. shoulders. 81 e.: short
rib sides, - 50; long clear sides. - ~, short
clear sides. ~ %.
Breakfast bacon-sS 30
Lard-Rehned, 50 20.
CHICAGO Ill June aa-Trading in wheat
was not very brisk. and finally tended to weak
ness. During the early part OF the session the
news was ali bedrish later in the day il WAS
pland for November. partly in the way of in
vestmentS and partly TO cover shorts. ana
prices hardened. July improved with Deem
Der. and the general strength was increased by
i sharp up turn.
In corn, July opened ut 9Ossc against 9O1sc AT
the close Saturday; sold OF TO S9isc, back 10
9Ossc ana to 90lsc and closed at D1se
Corn-Started slow and weak on fine growing
weather. When it was known that receipts
were nearly 100 cars less thar was expected,
sharp demand sprang up from July shorts
der good buying. that was a sharp up-turn OF
fully lc from the lowest point. though part OF
this was soon lost The feeling was nervous,
and the cash demand becoming brisk and prices
higher, futures became excited and July was
quickly bid up &c from the lower point early,
and September advanced lasc. This was FOL
lowed by q period of weakness accompanied by
considerable recession in values.
Provisions were firm, partly in sympathy
with the strength in grain and partly from the
light receipts of hogs and higher prices AT yards,
opening at sl0 10. the final price OF Saturday.
September pork closed NJ SO 20
Lard and ribs followed fluctuations in pork.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-June, s?Ac; July, Nisc; August
SIC
Corn-June. 56Isc; July 53c: August. 5oatc.
Larl-July. 81 10: September, 50 10.
Short ribs-July, - sJ]a; September, s. is.
Cash quotations;
Spring wheat-92l ,Gl9llac.
Corn-No. ., Sic.
Pork-S9 ayffl0 90.
Lard-6 l2is.
Short ribs. sides-S5 SJd5 S7iS.
Dry sailed meats-Shouiders, 6 0565 Is
short clear sides, s. MG6 b.
NEW YORK. June 20 -wheat-Spot stronger
and quiet: No. = red. | 0i9IeII o. Options
weak and down July, 81 Co.'S; September 96c;
December 94aic.
Corn-Spots tirmer and dull. No . DC. OPP
tons firm. July. 81 sc: September. 81 sc.
Cohee-Optlons steady, i50:5 points up.
Sales. 2S go bags July. fl6 7Ol,i6 -; SepteIn-
Der SIS 80, Is 40: December, sl3 $50 IL IS Spot
Rio firm and quiet. lSsac
Suga--Raw. quiet and steady: refined, act
i've and firm
Molasses- Foreign. quiet and firm: 50-test.
in hogsheads, re; New Orleans, steady and
quiet
Rice-Quiet and steady.
Livestock Markets.
ST. Louis. Mo. June -Cattle-Receipts.
5i0D: shi ON ents. 800 Market steady Good To
fancy native steers. 81 00d5 80: fair 10 good
native steers. s. soa5 70; Texans and Indians,
g lo03 10
Hogs-Receipts 3lOO; shipments 1900 Higher
Prices ranged n @HIi 20.
Sheep-Receipts 200: shipments, none.
Market slow. Fair to fancy. 81 40
KANSAS CRY. Mo, June aa-Cattle--Re-
ceipts 1900; shipments. 100 Natives steady
to strong: Texans steady 10 higher: steers,
50 5O1l5 50; stoelters and feeders. - UU1t4 ".
Hogs-Reeeipts, lHoi s.ipments' 100. Mar
ket higher: all grades, - 00t4 81
Sheep-Receipts- 1900: shipments. none. Mar
ket steady.
CHICAGO. Ill June 9g-Cattle 49, Receipts
lnGo shipments. 2Gl0 slow and steady 10
shade higher. Steers. s. H0ls6 -; Texans,
~ iOll3 90 stocl;ers. - 2JtL;l 10.
HoCs-ReceiDtS. 92UU!. shipments. / 1000
Active and steady 10 higher. All grades, 81 &C
al 90
Sheep-Reeeipts 500; shipments. $500. Act
i've and steady. Natives. 81 25ls -; Texans
81 2ol,4 80: Westerns. 81 to.
NEW YORK. June e9.-Beeves-R Receipts
$3.50 Market higher. Native steers. 81 6Ol16 %;
Texans. 81 5194 20; Dressed beef, firm ut
Sl4G9isc.
easy. Sheep 81 sJ35 80; dressed mutton Slow
gdl0l.c
ST. Louis Wool Market.
ST LOUIS Mo. June -Wool-Receipts,
S5.6co pounds. Market steady. unwashec
bright medium I9a2ec: coarse braid. l4Sl2lc;
low sandy. 1ieI17e; fine light, 1Sy0i2e: fine
heavy, I3aslSc; tub washed choice, 81; interiors,
2jlt29c.
Boston Wool Market.
Special to the Gazette.
BOSTON. MASS. June o9.-Wool-Light de.
mand with unchanged pricsS.