Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-12
Galveston Sugar Market,


ST. LOUIS Mo. Nov 0-Wheat-Opened
3sGLic lower and kept on the Gcwnwa GRADE
until lac was added to the decline TIE close
was weak and 'aBlnc below yesterday. No. :
red, cash, S3SGyIc; November. sac nominal;
December, 95lsc bid: Nav. 81 02Iseot U,i4 bid.
COrn-The heaviness and decline in wheat
weighed down the corn market and restricted
the demand The latter part Of tn session
q steady downward movement in prices. and
the close Was weak and l5sG2l2ic lower than
yesterday. No. =. cash. Al 7sG,E}c; November,
4llsc asked; year. 4O.31iO5sc; January, a04C
bid; May, axe bid
Oats-Dull and lower. No. 9 cash. &c: No
vember. Gle bid; May, 33c asked.
Corr meal-s2 55ll2 60
Wits Ay-Steady. 81 49,
Ba5ging-5AGl7l4c.
Iron cotton ties, 81 35tl1 20
P-Ovisions-Qulet and easier.
Pork-S9 -.
Lard-S9 30.
longs, 8 s71.96 90; ribs, Oo9s6 l21a; short
clear, s5 12IaGt5 -.
81 37zi; ribs "a 371z. shorts clear, e. 62n.
Hams-s9 50al2 %.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. l0-Sugar firm.
Open kettle good fair to fully fair, ll-l6l31lc;
fair. csc; centrifugal, plantation. granulated,
3lac; Gray white. 3 5l6137sc; choice yellow,
clarified, 35-lSG3asc: of prime, clarified, $50
3aac; seconds. 21Slt3 l-10c.
Molasses offered lower, but nothing doing.
CHICAGO Ill, Nov. lO.-There were slight
but obstinate declines in the wheat market
from opening TO close to-day, and the most
herculean efforts TO brace up prices were
enectual only in securing Temporary rallies
which were dissipated by succeeding rush OF
sales. To-day's decline was local one and
was caused by what is gladdening the heart OF
every American farmer. however depressing 1t
may be to some OF the heavy traders, general
rains throughout the great wheat telt and con-
tinued mild weather. The close was about
l3<G2c lower than yesterday.
Corn opened strong and higher, the bull
clique evidently bidding the marketup in order
to unload, but when they attempted to do So
there was quick collapse and a decline OF 5sc,
with but little subsequent recovery.
The leading futures closed:
Wheat-November, 9f1sc; December, soSc;
Corn-November, 585sc: December, 4sHc;
Pork.peeember. IS A2H; January. 81 20;
Lard-December, 50 l2H; January, 1925; May.
s6a5
Short rtbs-December, % rs; January s. rs;
Cash quotations were as follows:
Spring wheat-No. 2, 941sc.
No. corn-57c.
Pork-s6 371lG8 50.
Lard-S5 I0fI5 l21l.
Short ribs, sides-o 1915 80.
Dry sailed meats-ShOulders, boxed 3 90
G5 12H: short clear sides, boxed d 25t16 So
Hog products were weak. with packers free
sellers. January pork sold early al Sill 40 jan
uary lard sold from IS 30 to " IS, and January
ribs from 8 50 to 3 TN Weakness was the
rule during the last hour, January pork selling
at sll 20. January lard to s. 2a1, and January
ribs TO . 20
KANSAS CITY, NO., Nov. TO- wheat
Steady. No. red cash. $40 bid
Corn-Steady. No. cash. 3S31c bid.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10-Wheat-Spot. lower.
fairly active, No. 9 red, 81 esq. Options weak
and down; November, 81 o5S: December,
81 07s; January, 094: May, 81 IS.
Corn-Sp0t. unsettled; fair business. No, 3,
Soc. Options, down; November, 6sxc; Decem-
Der, hoAc; January. 551sc: May. SIC.
Cofee-Optious steady, to 10 points down.
Sales. 1880 bags. November, e11 95Gl2 %;
December. s11 SO(1ll 81; January, I'll 80; May,
Gil Ic01I %
Spot Rio quiet, firm
Sugar-Raw, quiet and firm; refined, frm
Molasses-New Orleans hrm and quiet
Rice-Firm and fairly active