Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-28

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Corn-opened &c down and closed .z9ge
505sG505sc; August, 4Sc; September, 1870.
Oats-Dull and weaker, closing sse below
yesterdays last sales No, 9, cash: siaSSc
Corn meal-Steady. 5 io4s3 10
Whisky-Steady at I'll 10
Provisions-Firmer.
Pork-sl0 ..
Lard-S5 10
Dry salt meats--Shouiders, boxed. - s7..
longs. Is 90; ribs. s. Ia short clear. Sc %
Bacou-Boxed shoulders, s. 2595 S,4k. longs,
B Is; ribs, Is $500 80; shoulders, So 1O4i6 a..
KANSAS CITY. NO. June 27.~wheat-OUiet.
No. red cash, s,tGsSc.
Corn-Quiet No 2 cash. sic bid
Porh-BoSed 50 81
Dry salt meats-Boxed. shoulders, 81 80: short
rib sides, 8 50; long clear sides 81 -; short
clear sides. g 95.
Breakfast bacon-Ss -
Lard-Rehred, 8 40
CHICAGO ILL, June 27-Wheat--The market
was very weak to-day and though there was
small reactions, they were OF brief duration, and
we're generally followed by recessionS 10 lower
figures than before. The published accounts OF
the destructive storms in the West led 10 Ii
tie show OF steadiness at the start, but the Sig
nal service reported fair weather in the winter
wheat belt, and numerous private dispatches
confirmed this intelligence, reporting tine har-
vest weather. Cables. both public and private,
quoted the foreign markets dull and lower.
with a bad outlook.
II was said there was no demand broad
and that offers and solicitations brought no
bids. The weather in France is reported hot
and forcing; the fact was recognized that new
wheat would soon appear on the market IN
large quantities To add to the demoraliEa-
ton, Pardridge sold short, and u heavy line OF
December wheat, estimated at 100000. bat
he recovered large part OF it on the breas
his purchases assisting subsequent raIlie~
July opened at 81 .Gp9l 9sc, broke without any
considerable reaction 10 Sgis &c. reacted 20 aOSsr
broke again TO se;sc, rallied again and closed
ate0Sc.
Corn was active, but decidedly weak. The
fine weather, the unexpected heavy receipts
and decentralization which prevailed in other
grain pits exercised u most depressing iIfiu-
ence. The courage of hitherto most stalwart
bulls became exhausted. and there was an i'll
discriminate slaughter OF long property when
IL was offered. No one seemed TO want it, and
there was an immepiate decline. July started
at 52Isc sold at 525ic out, then shorts began To
buy in to secure profits. and there was u rear-
ton TO 52fc Later the selling, craze again
broke and, induced partly by the estimate for
Monday. and July fell of to 81 &c reacted some
and closed at 51S.c
Provisions were quiet The opening was
firm. al slight advance over yesterdays close.
There was further small appreciation. then 4
reaction with grains. and the close was al a
medium figure, and without change compared
with yesterday.
Leading futures closed:
WheatSJune, gSGgic July, aO1sc; August
s7lsc
Corn-June. 5iac; July, 5iac: August. 1880.
Pork-July, 50 S2B.; September. SO 10.
Lard-July, Sc %; September, So ~
Short ribs-July. 10 72s: September, IS Oh
Cash quotations:
Mess pork-s9 So
Lard-s6 0OGl6 02k
Short ribs. SideS-s5 10fc5 n
Dry sailed meats-Shoulders, s. 05t5 10:
short clear sides, s. 2nGo 81
NEW YORK, June 7-Wheat-Spots. lower
and active. No.2 red, 81 O3ai91 o. Options,
weak and lower. July, 81 OF: August s65ic;
September, 96lic; December. Ni4c-
Corn-Spot, lower and active. No. 9 6iLl.
Csc. Options down and heavy. July, 60asc,
August, 5S14c; September, 589sc: December,
sic.
Cofee-Options steady and unchanged to Ia
points down. Sales 1880 bags. July, sl6 80
@16 So: September SIS l5Gl5 20; December,
SIS 20. Spot Rio, tirmer and quiet at 1scl9ci
L Sugar-Raw, firm and quiet; fair refining,
&c. centrifugal 96-test S2s0S 7-i6c; refined, firm
and active.
Molasses-Foreign quiet. 5o-test in hogsheads,
1lADl9c; New Orleans. quiet and steady.
Rice-Dull and stendv: domestic. fair 70 ex-
ira, 5l49615c; Japan, 5.E95a4c.
st. Louis Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June 27.-Wool-Receipts
6l,70O pounds. Market easier Unwashed
low sandy. li@sl7c; fine light, 1Slt20Isc; line
heavy, IsQGlsc; tub-washed, choice, 81; interiors
2532sc
Livestock Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. June 27.-Cattle-Receipts.
ESQ: shipments, 1900 Market steady. Good to
native steers, 50 9Oa5 90; Texans and Indians,
o. sos 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000: shipments, 800 Steady
Prices ranged Il 10lS1 ri.
Sheep-ReceiptS 800; shipments. 40. Mar
ket strong. Fair to fancy, IS 0O(54 80
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June 27.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 1900 shipments, 1000. Natives steady;
Texans active and higher. steers. IS 5OGl5 81;
stocllers and feeders. - U0fl4 90.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900; shipments, 1880. Mar
ket weak: all grades. "a GOA 80.
Sheep--Receipts, 20; shipments, none. Mar.
ket steady.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. June 2.7-Conee-DuIl.
Rio, ordinary to fair, lSGl9c.
Sugar and moldsses, nominal.
Sugar-Raw. firrner ana in demand sales
four cargoes of centrifugals TO Philadelphia
and Baltimore at 7,i6c for 96-test, 500 tons
Barbados, S9-test, at 3l4c, and refined firmer.
No. 3, SIC: No. T. sac, No. $, 1l-16c; No. 9,
3ssc; No. 10, 9l6c: No. II, SIC; No l2. 7-l6e:
on A. ssaadsr s e1 a. oa e m s
crushed, 5lsc; powdered Axe; graduated,
47S04lsc; cube, 9-l6c.
CHICAGO, Ill. June 97.-Cattle - Receipts
400; shipments. 1000. Steady. Natives. - 900
6 90; Texans, q oe04 90; stockers, q 5o9s 10.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000: shipments, 5000.
Active and higher. All grades, 81 2o94 70.
Sheep-RecelptS, 500; shipments, 30 Mar
ket steady. Natives. $4,000 80; Texans. 50 100
4 70; Westerns, 81 f5G5 o..
Boston Wool Market.
Special to the Gazette
BOSTON, MASS. June 27.-Wool-Light de-
mand; no material change in prices
-ez
feeding . tonic, o. 4ren who want build
ing xtN,lld take
BROWN B1ROA BlTTERS.
It ia please 10 take, CO. Malaria, Indt
1estion. BilioMness and Liver eaSpplainta
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