Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-07

Other Produce and PROVISION MarI,et.

and all the advance was lost. finally closing
"a .c below yesterday. No. > r-d e., III, =, :
s554c: August, 81 a., September, - sc, Dccen,
ber - 4c.
Corn@Ffnc weather AND the depression IL.
wheat started corn &c lower. ana then dul!Le>s
set IL. and little was done until late. when TIE
former tone ruled aud some trading was done.
The close was tame ana l,m-sc below reStr~-
day. No. . cash. - "a 55v September, 81. So;
year. %g'a. hid: January. Sc.
Oat>-SpOt Grades and futures hrlurr- No ,
cash, - sQ2si &; August, %. e; september,
26ssc.
corn mcal-Steady 81 o54S 10.
Whisky-Stcady. 81 L.
PrOviSioGs-Dul.
Pork-slO ~ :.
Lard-S6 ~
Dry salt mtat. BOXED shoulders. s. So.
long. - %; ribs. = 10; short clear. 5. .
Bacou-Shouldrrs. boxed. 81 %; long. 5. T.
z 80; ribs. - a30l 10; snort clear, s. 'HI7 ~
Hams-sl0 2Jy Y ~.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Aug 6-Rice Steady;
ordinary to prime. 4 ,d51sy.
Conee-Quiet: Rio, ordinary to fair l-,Jlgc
KANSAS CITY. Mo..-Aug. 6.-Wheat -FIrme-
No. ., red, cash, ISIS bid.
Corn-Weaker. No. leash. JO'.c bid.
POrk-BoNed. so 20
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, s. 6aSl,
short rib, sides So -; long clear. sides, ~ -;
short clear. sides. S. 10.
Breakfast bacon, boxed, s. >.
Refined lard. S. 30.
CHICAGO, III. Aug Wheat-Was fairly
active to-day, and while the market was some
lively narrow range OF prices The opening iig-
ures were lower than those at the close yester-
day afternoon, on run Of early beariSh news.
Later i'll the day, however, the bulls had their
inning, and scored several points. December,
which had opened al So { and sold of to sgisc,
rallied TO So. C. then the price broke 10 So.
During the last hour the market was compar
ativelv steady. ranging between e144setsc, aud
II closed al S9t.c. against sac Al the close yes
terday
Corn was without any marked feature 1t
eta cd lpyyp IN m, her
closing 55'sc, against 56tc aJ the close ycster-
day.
Porl-Started wild. with the sale. OF Septem-
Der around the opening at SO - 10 $40 % in Llt
ferent parts of the pits against slO.D al the
close yesterday, and closed at sl0.S5.
Lard-Was Slow ana weak. September SCI
ing of To 81 AZ. from S. ~ n the close yester-
day. and closing a. - ~,
Ribs-Were frmer, September closing yes
terday at So 5il. The market opened .to-daJ
al S. 60 sold up TO So 62i., and closed AZ 10 %
Leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat-August, Size September, s'Sci
December, S9i4 C.
tober. 527.c
Pork-September $40 %: October. $40 20
Lard-September. s. -: October, 81 5o
Short ribs-September, $500; October, 90 IN.
Cash quotations:
Spring wheat-Sis;
Corn-No. g. $50
Porl-Si0 2-|t.lU 80
Lsrd-s6 40.
Short-rib. sides-S6 5Jfl6 81.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, s s125 W; short
clear sides, s. l0G7 ~
NEW YORK Aug. 6-Wheat-Spots steady,
qsc options unchanged TO lower; Augustgs5.c;
September 9II,c: December. 81 70.
Corn-Spots dull and weak No. 2. 6gS
.lc Options easy and down, August, 6ljlc;
September. 65lsc.
CoTee-Options. steady and unchanged 10 Is
points up. Sales, 22oOo bags August, $40 oO1L
is a5 September, sl5 20; December, sl3 4u4s
10 IS.
Rce-Spot, quiet.
Sugar-Raw, stronger and in better demand;
fair refining, l5-l6c; centrifugals, 70 test.
35-16c; sales, 1855 tons here and TO arrive az
29Ic for 50 test muScovado; refined in better
demand and frmer; No. {, 1850; No. 8, 3 &c;
No, 9. 355c; No. 10. 81 &C; No. IL, S.3lc; No. u
31.c; OF a, 37sGl4c; confectionerS' A 4i.c
Rice-Strong; good demand.