Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-16
other Prodncr and Provision MARKETS..

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ST. LOUIS, Mo. June 1a-Wheat opened
weak, siGisc below Saturdays close. There
was fairly active trading and prices ductuated
within small range, though the tendency was
upward to the close, which was firm NJ isQic
| July, 90ssc; August. Sai4c. December, satsc.
Corrl-Opened quiet and &c lower than Satur-
days last prices business small. but prices
showed strength. advancing slightly during the
first hour so, when they were weakening. bus
strengthened up late, closing at highest Tor the
day: No :, cash, SscS5iiic; July S2.se Septeu-
Corn deal-steady and firm; 81 s5Gs %
Whisky-Steady, 81 l6.
Bagging-5i c657c: iron cotton ties, 81 31S1 10.
Proyisions-Market trmer for ooId salt aaS
| smoked meats
| q Pork-si0 30.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, 81 SIS.
longs, % COOS 10; ribs, % l5G6 ~ short eie-rl
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. 81 SIS; longs ID 81
ribs, 70 625.; short clear, IS 20.
Hams-sl0 0l8.ll ~.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, June Acknowledgment
Rio, ordinary 10 fair, iSi4Gl9l4c.
Sugar-Steady; open kettle, good fair tofLl!S
fair, 3sc; centrifugal, OF white, 4isc; seconds,
e7sG-3c.
Molasses-Steady; open kettle, frn; fair,
2SG25c; centrifugal, nominaL.
CHICAGO, Ill June l5-The bears had the
best OF the situation in all OF the pits to-day,
but aside from oats they failed in the end 10
reap any advantage from il TO speak Of wheat
closed trm, nc higher for JUne TO lic lower Tor
August
porl & So. Id III: an. ,il,s M, an
Wheat was fairly active.
az So. o.aire, sSI< NJ me cIo.a S,tprJay
hui fhcre vs. soynr Sood hnTinr and -
,anc.i w a.. rr6i- ,,as fni,oIrsi nv a dscIiI
tsnfeu 10 le aHls Mas l c 9 M
M IN nrrmiIyn Of s,7$t,c over ,TnIy, ana pru-
vsi tU yPere strnn" T'nese conditions caused
a better demand in the price of July, which al
~ - xnes,e{I,, strorc onsrs,
s,,SI. Mere ,' ,Hpre Ny gcna bhrn
b},s az, ~, Of tho s.Ssirn vim tho rsS,,it
~, =, ~ -. ", H., NJ, ,,-itb n,,i,, ON, ~,
trH .eHrtions Sentemher nor, CLOSED
~ st1 tSi: sS,airet si,, ~ ON Satnray lard nj
a. ~ 80 az 9-it ma rms AZ e il ogsiu,t
e. ~ 'sA'D'' ~ - =
gauhs Iur rn S, co1 Iy a,l;c. August
cornoTnne 5-r. .Juiy 5i:!c: August, .}J Z,
PorI,,JnIv $40 40; September, $40 81,
snort rlos-July, 20 oo' seP'eiA0er' 80 80
Cash quotations:
No Sprlns Mhcal-'O0'
Pork-slO SOGgIO %.
Lard-S8 asl6 %
Short ribs-Sides, loose, 81 ar9I6 o.
Dry sailed meatS--Shoulders 80 GO.Io ~. short
clear sides, boxed - 35lL6 40.
NEW YORK, June 15-Wheat-SpotS, un-
settled ana moderateiS o active; closed straqS
NO. req eiV'a@i oo4. Optlons Hecithe
%@l3sc, aaFanccu tigl E, CLOSING STEADY ossc
advance on June anu istg,s ,o 6S on otnsfS'
July closed 81 OBS; August, 81 GOA; Septemoer'
81 W; December, ~ vi a; -. -. NJ.
Eorhspots It'll anu 9,'e So -aIisJ'
oo1ac optiohs cary uecllheu' ralteu,
aeglt.c: eioa gu urn; u.S &c up o'Se ~
5si %.' S' 49,
Coffee-Options opened irregular 595.5 points
down, closed barely steady ut the decline
Sales, 1880 bags June, $40 s5G1i6 a; July,
SIS 951ll6 %; August. Sl5 +0fl5 40; September,
Sl4 SSslt15 90. Spot Rio, dull and nominal. lsc
No. Z, l7ise.
Sugar-Raw, dull and unsettled; muscoVadO-
No o. 3 s-l6c No Z, ) 1-l6c; No. ; S',ioe: NO, :,
a 4iEc: c0nfectioner's A, I-l6c; cut loaf, Sat.
crushed 5isc. powdered. 4Hc; granulated
d side: cubes, 1ssc,
Molasses-Foreign dull, 5O-test in hogshead,
i''f R asheS; St" o'ieanS quiet
KANSAS City. Mo, June .l5.--N heat--WeaE
No red. cash, sec.
Corn-Weaker. No cash, 4Sl<c bid June,
$3.50 bid
p,o -, r,x.,,o Tro X cosaa pao,lar.
first nominal: receipts duringthe week 81 30
bags; purchases for the United States, 0'OOO
shipments to the United States, 5000 stock,
5000 bags.
es'o'A
-o6n. sbinments 100. Market active and
strong. Good to fancy native steers, Is LOG
5 %; fair to good native steers, s. 5O45 49,
Texans and Indians, 81 900 80.
Hogs-Receipts, 300; shipments, 1900. Mar
ket easier Prices ranged, 81 COCA 50.
Sheep-Receipts, 2bO; shipments, W. Mar
Nc. s'l'ns' ~' 80. NV, ~ 49,,
kANsAs sno CrtEl MO; 'G me Roc na1yss
strong strong. Others lower. Texans, strong ami
higher. Steers, s. 2S(!6 %: cows. 81 sOG4 W;
stockers and feeders, So 6U54 25.