Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-14
Galveston Sugar Market.
Other Produce and Provisions.

81. Louis, Mo-. Oct ia-Wheat-Euough
| pun influences turned up this morning TO give
all 7sGLAc, having little setback from the top
and closing only l4G5sc below the highest PR
| ces for the day. No cash, 9ol4c:October 95Lso,
November. 97l4c; December, S4e; May, 1861.
Corn-The market was strong and web sup
| ported. October sold ls.c up. and November
closed &c above yesterdays asked rate. New
crop options improved 3sai-c; cash, 5jtso;
October: 53c; November. 43lxc; year, 3Stsci
January, Sc bid; May, 40c
~OatS-The future market was strong but
there was 10 trading. No. 2cash, 29c: October,
27!sc; November. s7a.c bid; May. Sic bid
F1axseed-Up Gle.
Meals 75l2 So
Whiskey-I 10
Bagging 51sl7c
Iron cotton ties-sI aEslt 40
Lead-Weaker; g. 80 sellers.
Spelter-Unchanged.
Provisions very quiet, and some sales at
concession
Pork-slO so
Lard-sd 90
Dry salt meats, boxed-Shoulders, IS 90: longs,
: So N''' ''>'
Bacon-Bo1ed shoulders. Sc a596 81; longs,
Z. 5SgI so; ribs, u s,53dS on; short clear,
Hamscsli oOa1s IS.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Oct ls.-wheat-Higher
No. red. cash. coo bid.
Corn-Stronser. No. Q. cash. &c bid.
Pork-Boxed, 50.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, II 20: short
clear sides 81 So 49,
Refined lard-S CO.
NEW YORK, Oct. la-wheat-Spot freely
active and firm. No. ., red, 81 O0s.at 95.
Options steady and up, October. 81 062s; NoveIn-
May 81 Is.
Corn-spot, firmer and quiet. No. 2. at Gss.c.
Options frmer, at oalsc: November. 6255c De-
eember, SOC; January, 522sc; February, 52ssc;
Coffee-Options, steady and unchanged 10 Ii
he.orl
6112 80; November, slI 35lt1i 10; May, $40 500
Il 80 Spot Rio steady, fair demand
Sugar-Raw, firm and in fair demand. Rein.
ing fair. centrifugals, 9s-test. assc bid. Sales.
GOO bags, Centrfugals, 96-test, refined. very
active and firm
Moasses-New Orleans, quiet and Arm.
Rice-Firm and quiet.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct ls-Wheat-The mar
ket was very bullsh to-day, with fair ac-
tiVity. and decided advance was recorded,
though the full appreciation was not held De
cember closed 1c up from yesterdays close
Corn was strong and sharply higher. Octo-
Der closed 1AGlac above opening.
proV1slons were weak, especially pork and
strength in corn, but after time made de-
ctded slump. There was partial recovery be-
fore the close. Final figures are I04laJIzc lower
on pork than yesterdays close.
Lard-71.G lower, and ribs 71i9aOc lower.
The leading futures closed;
Wheat-October, 9.cA; December, e9Se:
May, 81 G654-
Corn-october, 56alc; November, 5o1sc; May
1910
Pork-December, s. 7oI.: January. si1 s2,:
Lard-November, 81 40. December, s. IS; IN
uary, e IS.
Shortribs-october. % As: November, sss;
January, 81 10
Cash quotations were as follows:
No. spring wheat-Sa.
No. 3 corn-5SLc.
Pork-s3 eos Is
Lard-So 321s06 10.
Short ribs-Sides, IS 5Oa6 81
Dry sailed meats-Shoulders, Is 2,Gl5 10:
short clear sides, . 25G5 81.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, Oct. 13-Sugar-Oper
kettle good common, SIC: centrifugal prfn.
yellow, 9-l6c; second. 1Sll31zc.
Rice-1n fair demand; ordinary to prime 81,
94Sc
Molasses-New syrup. SIC; centrifugal, nom
inal
Hay-Firmer. Per ton, in bales, sl4 Goals 90;
choice, sl6 009i6 50
Flcur-Steady.
Lard-6kG55xc.
Hams-llG12c
Cofee-Dull. Rio, ordinary 10 fair, 15xc.
Whfsky-Western rectifed, ii Oi11 so
Butter-Extra creamery, Csc; drsts, CSC;
Western dairy. 170lSc
Oranges-S5 90.
Lemons-S5 5O16 90
Apples-s2 5o93 % per barrel
Potatoes-a1 50 per bushel.
Onions-22 2563 30.
C0rn-Sacked per oushel: No. white sSa
1Oc; No mixed, zoe; No. 2 yellow, lie.
Oats-Western No. 2 39Gyc; red rust proof,
4eA47c.
Pork-sle 50; salt shoulders, packed, SIC.
Bacon-6ac.