Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-09
Other Produce aud PROVISION Markets.

opened &C higher than SATURDAY ; clos, Inrte
We're Iew orGeIs anu ut i'', IN, ~ ~ -
weakness pLtl'oniIu1 1' ~. - Az - SSl ~.
With tCLC ~ y a a,SltH' -. AZ, -. -. -
TENDER CSC and nominal
Corn-Market opened firm and &c ABOVE
Saturdays last figures, soon weakened "ltu
wheat, trading being light aud values easy, tie
close steady. No cash. 9aA4Ggs &c, JUN
5Basc bid: September. 81 &C Did
OatS-Quiet and &c higher 10 &c lover No.
. cash, 45c; July. 4Oi4c; August. 81 4c oid
Cornmeal-Firn. - Atg3 90
WhiSky-Stcady. 81 10
ProyiSlonS-The market was fairly steady
but quiet for meats.
Pork-SlO 7JIcll 90
Lard-Dun and neglected. - 81
Dry salt meltS-BoNed shoulders, - ",
longs, 81 10; ribs, ~ 1916 10 short clear, 70 23s'
~.
Bacon-BoXed shoulders, q ~; longs 60 oo'
ribs. 81 6U06 81; short clear, Sc %; hams.
$40 OMJl2 ~.
- l,- A. L. . y,-h.o. O,,i.,
$3.50 - oi - JUNG N
NJ, : Ie'i; 49,. 81 n o .t f,,,, ~ INA
Gorn-S pd az, 40 o. : cash June '''s o''
Dry salt meatS-BoNed shoulders - 90 short
ribs. sides p 70; long clear sues 60 70 SHOT
clear sues, 90 ~, p,-,,, a. -
BreakaS SUI pacs ~ a. 80 %
helile" lH'u - So
NFw ORLEANS IA June -Surar-Narket
steady omen kettle prime 4 l-i6c fair to
GOOD fair SizGrSssc: common. 315ao 10 i6c.
7nforior 9izc. centrifuggIs of white 90.
lrima raliotc clarified a.
WoIaSses-Steadv, Open kettle good fair 10
prime, tirm; fermenting 2aGl25c; Centrifugal,
prime to good PRIME 90, &c; ialr 10 soou 1877
i+@i'c' soVu eoii'in0n' i"l IT,
CHICAGO, ILL. June s.-During most OF the
dav today business in wheat was quite ~ dull
~ ON \. any doy Iast week NOW and then littIa
life was Infused into the market, but taken on
The whole The volume of business was light and
mainly local Julv opened at gSlSc the price ut
which il left off on Saturday. rsceded to s75.c,
fiuctnated within . range OF 3.c for some time,
and advanced to 9si &C before the close.
Corn--opened very weak at about Saturday 5
closing prices July started at 5s>s. There was
heavy selling and II took but Few minutes 10
break the price to oS. Later me market nara
ened and there was quick reaction to 5ossQLoo's
split. but part OF this advance was lost anu
July sold back 10 5Sl: but with rally IL W neat
corn took ano'h nor upward turn to So closing
d. D., c,uio- and rather easier compared
with the close on Saturday; the final prices Tor
September option show declines oil Z'.c eaen Ia
pork. lard and ribs.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-June, g9l4c; July, Csc; August
GAGE. "a A.. -o,>o
Corn-June. 60i4c july. SOC; August 5SNic
PorS-July, $40 52l.; september $40 50
Lard-July, S. 22l,; September, % -
S SnT,t , Ilgs GulS
SnrinG Uheat-eql;c
No cornNsOl.c.
Pork-sIO 4OGl0 45
"a IS II
Short ribswsides. 81 sOd5 50.
Dry sailed shoulders % Csy5u5 ID, short clear
sides. So 1905 30
NEW YORK, June a-Wheat-Spots, dull
and weaker; NO. red, sI We OpttonH' weak
and down; June, 81 OLA; July, 81 "; August,
81 O33s.
No. 9, 65sJ166i4c; options depressed and firm;
CoTee@Options steady, Is to 20 points down;
sales "A 500 bags: June. 10. SO6.l6yt; July. l6..5
@l651; August, 15,75I 1885, September, l5.;I
@lo49
Sugar-Raw, dull and nominal; sales late
Saturday 80 hogSheads anu ;fAo oass- Mu>,
co7ado setest 1T = l2-ioc. rehueu- qnlet IShu
easy; No Q, ), &C. NO. - ',ioS; No 2, 90 No
off A. 3 9-isd3,.c: standard "A Lice.
Molasses-torel@n oull' Nc" of!e@hs' quiet.
Rice-Steady ana quiet
livestock MarIets
- =, -, a.
ST LOUIS MO. June o-SaG lle -i '
s0; shipments, lSyp Nlarket $3.50 anu ron.
Good to fancy naive steTFs, - ~ s2 :1F
Indians - W. o, ,,. go, ~,
1,at $500 Prices ranred - OOl,4 80
Sheep-Receipts, 500: shipments. 300 Mar
ket steady. Good TO choice, s. SSlt 40
,-s,scrrv No r,,. r-a++ls-Recefnts
200 shpments 200 Market steady TO 5 u 3
ateers' 60 '~S' 80 anu
! Ho h aioo; shipments, HOO Market
higher. All grades, So 1904 ~
sheep = Receipts 80 shipments ~ Mar