Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-16
FALL WOOL.
Other Produce and Provision Markets.

Other Produce and Provision Markets.
| ST. LOUIS. Mo, July i5.-Wheat-The carly
strength and advance i'll corn gave boost to
! wheat this morning that put prices up }sc bus
all bids found plenty Of sellers, Later advices
from abroad we're OF such weakening nature
that prices declined 5st3lc before the drop re-
covered any kind Of check. New York re-
ported large exports. which frned up the mar
ket somewhat, but last half hour OF session
was weak, ana final quotations were al1iO
lower than yesterday. No red, cash So
S5lac: July, Sisc asked; August, S2jsel25,cg
September, S3.sc bid; December, S6I4c.
COrn-The bull turn that started yesterday
and recetved quite an impetus on the curb. con
tInued thls morning and prices we're higher
than yesterdays close. The nAsl break In
wheat knocked out the hrmaess, however and
the close was }.c higher for July, and !. to 7.c
of for late months. No cssh 55ls GD57c; July
$3.50; August, u &C. nominal; September soc;
year. Sal4c bid
Oats-tirm. No . cash SIC: July. Sc asked;
August re bid; September, @5c b,a.
Corumeal-Steady, s. leG3 -
Whisky-Ste9dy At 81 rs
Bagging-5iAa6s.c.
Iron cotton tieS-Si 3sn1 10
Professionalism but rather quiet
Pork-Sl0 ~
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, So l2g.,
longs ~ S7l:e6 II: ribs S. 6Oll6 80; short clear,
" 75
: o.: ribs s. II %? Is; short clear, 81 q.
NEW ORLEANS. IA. July I5.-Coree-puu.
Rio ordinary 10 fair, iNa l3'.
Sugar and rno!a>SeS. nominal.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. July Wheat-Uu.
settled. No red, cash. 7Sc biu.
Corn-Strongcr No. cash, Sjl4 asked.
Porl5-Boyed, 80 o.
Dry salt meats-Boxed sholders. 81 %;
short ribs. sides, 81 30 long clear sides, 80 sei
short clear. sides, 50 IS.
Breakfast baCon-Boxed, S. -
Refined lard-S6 e.
CHICAGO. I'LL. July IL. Wheat-Opened
st,a6 IL IA OH I'M
patby with the strength in corn but the ap-
probation WIS quickly lost under the influence
OF the bea-lsh news OF the day, and the market
closed considerably lower than yesterday.
Corn-opened strong and easier, with shorts
thoroughly alarmed and covering freely. Later
selling became very free, ana the most anxious
buyers having got what they wanted ard with
drawn, prices began to soften IN sympathy
with wheat. The close was considerably down.
Provisions-Closed at an advance of g1sc over
yesterdays close. Lard is unchanged, and ribs
Leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat-July, S5tc: August Sic; September,
Si4c; December. S6isc.
Corn-July, 57Lle; August, Sic; September,
5gc
Lard-September. 81 42.3.
Short ribS-September, Sc 10: October.
s. 81.
Cash quotations:
Spring wheat-S6tc
Corn-J9c.
Porz-slO 81.
Lard-S5 %
Short ribs-s5 3OG5 30
Dry sailed meats-Shoulders s. 2ol5 -;
short clear sides, 30 5O9l6 10
NEW YORK, July 15.-Wbeat-Spots lower
and fairly active. No. ,, cash. e5s.dg7c. Op
tious down and weak; July, 935sc; September
93s<c: December, $3.50.
Corn-Spots quiet ana higher No. 9, 7aa73c.
Options down and heavy; July, 67ac; Septem.
Der, o01ac; December, see.
Cofee-Options, steady and to % points UP
Sales, 1l,750 bags July, 5l6 %; Sep,ember
SIS 3l3t15 As; December. sl3 7oGli3 3d. Spo{
Rio firm; fair demand. I9ic
Sugsr-Rsw-Firrn and in demaad Sales
500 hogsheads muscovado as-test TO Ph:ladel,
phia, at &c; 226o bags centrifugal. qs-tes,
at 37sc- and 1859 bags moIssses sugar
s9-test. at lib Refined iirTn and active; No
g. 15-lsc No. Z; SIC; No. 6 3 5 ice; No 9, 3l.ci
No TO- 3ssc; No. lo, 3a1.e; on a. i-lsfs4 2-Iec
Molasses-Foreign, nominal; New Orleans
quiet and steady.
Riee-steady fair to active. .a.s-