Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-07


ST Louis, Mo, Oct. 6--WheatBearish
expectations were not fully realized ut tho
opening, advanced &c; later on easier feeling
prevailed and closed '.i,",c above yesterday.
no. . red cash. 81 .4955sc October. 9ia.c; De
cember s7as@9.1sc May, 81 OF. asked
Corn-Opened higher on bad weather West.
but relap>ed following a weak New York
market. closing &c below yesterday. No. ,
cash &c, Oct. 1910 bid; year Ssiic, May
39'.c.
0ats-Neglected; No acash a5aSc Oct. 26ilc
May aOl. bid
COrnmeal-e2 ,!SI2 ~.
Whiskey-Steady: 81 Is
ProviSiOns-Lower, dull and easy.
Pork-Sl ~.
Lard-s6 1915 So.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, So u.
longs, s. q; ribs, q 81 a. 80; short clear,
Bacon-BcSed shoulders 81 -: longs, IS Ia's
as y; ribs, Us 2S1S 81; short clear, s. $50
S 62is.
SEw OR oELE ao Ia Oct SSugaF-oPSa
yellow, 9l6c; secoud, . l-S0&i.c.
Rice easier ordinary 10 prime, 2T.&i7.c.
MoiaSses-New syrup, Doc; centrifugal. nom
inal.
Hay-Fimer. Per ton. in bales. sl4 oo3 10 10
choice. SIC OUll6 -
F'lOur-Steady.
Lard-6l. I6lsc
HamS-liNl2c.
Conee-Dun and lower. Rio ordinary TO fair,
16J4Mlsc.
Buttcr-Extra creamery, 2se; Hrsts. 2,ci
Western dairy, l19,lsc.
Oranges-s5 o.
I.elnons-S5 5ssd6 0l.
Apples-s2 5OGl3 90 per barrel
Potatoes-sI ~ per Uushel.
Onions-s2 9.tlr3 20.
Corn-Sacked. per bushel: No. . white 69e5
zoe; No. .. mixed, zoe: No. . yellow, 7lc.
Oats-WeStern, No. . 3..i, iOc; red rust PROOF,
46Gi7c.
Porl-sl9 50; salt shoulders packed CSC.
Bacon-6i@c.
CHICAGO. Ill. Oct. Wneat-Was strong
and higher today on combination Of bulli>n
news and sotal sentiment.
Corn-Quiet and irregular, and at one time
had Il severe slump, hut the strength in wheat
finally caused it to recover part Vi tue decline.
October opened unchanged.
Hog products were weak and lower, Influenced
q great deal by the weakness in corn and the
absence of buyers. The close shows loss OF
III GtaO cents pork = "a ~ cents Gu lard and
4 like amount on ribs. Tne board will not be in
session Tomorrow on account OF the Grant
statue unwilling.
Leading futures Closed as follows:
Wheat-Octoberes Sl:c; December 9S!sc;
Corn-october, 5sl4c; November, 47.sc; May,
415sc.
Pork-october, 50 77H; Decent er,sJs2l: Jan.
Lard-November, Sc 7e!.; December, S. ia;
January, s. IS.
Short ribs-October s. 02ia, November IS SD;
January Is 47l..
Cash quotations were:
No. spring wheat-soAc.
No. corne 5ls. 1t53c.
Pork-s9 SsSt9 90
Lard-a6 12la@,1tO
Short ribs-Sides, s. l0fLs -.
Dry sailed meatS-ShDUlders, So 259S6 40;
short clear sides g. iol,7 30,
KANSAS CITY, No, Oct. 6.-Wheat-Quiet.
No, 9 red. cash. s5c bid
Corn-Weaker. No 9. cash, 4sc bid: October,
4Sc.
Pork-Boxed. $40 o.
Dry salt meatS-Boxed. shoulders, 81 81;
short ribs sides, g. y; long clear sides, s. -;
short clear sides. s. To-
Refined lard-s5 10.
NEW YORK, Oct 6.-Wheat-Spot. dul. and
unsettled, closing weak. No. red, 81 81. on
tions advanced 1isGbll4c, declined a.GI1.c AMI
closed steady 1880 above yesterday. Octo.
Der closed 81 Ui.; December, 81 O.'s: May,
81 1875.
Corn-Spot, Unsettled: active No. 9 62c Options
steady: lower; October, oOasc; December, 54asc;
May, 507sc.
Sales, 1900 bags October. sl1 4oG1l 20; No.
vember. SO 65G,i0 So: December. $40 50gl0 80;
May. $40 65I10 "a Spot Rio, dull &c lower.
Sugar-Raw. nrmer demand. Fair refining,
Q l5-l5c; centrifugals, 96test 33sc Sales, 1900
bags centrifugals, s6-tesI, 35sc to New York;
1852 bags concrete, 86test 2l.c; sos bags Nus
cayado s9-test, 2s9 3c; SO Java, Safest, $3.50.
all to Philadelphia. Refined, stsaAyand quiet
Molasses-Sew Orleans, SStet and firm