Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-13
Galxestnn Sugar Market.
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ST. LoUIs Mo. Oct. t2-Wheat-The ex
pccted break in prices on government report
selling Ii:c lower than Saturdays clnSe The
market advanced Z: later il weakened, and de
clined a. rallied 4. and closed with buyers a
below Saturday. No. red. cash, a'' q g5as'
October, aot5 IBID; December, 9sts bid; May
lCfs.
Corn-The elriy break in wheat caused al
easy feeling at the opening. rallied later onl,
to ease on again aud finally closed lcc lower te
sc above Saturday. No. ., cash 54ieEGaoi4c;
October 5ii.c asked; year, IS &C bid; January,
3. e; May, 393ac.
Oats--Verv quiet. closing isc below Saturday.
No. cash, 2ja.c; October, 2.c; November, = 50
bid; May, a05lc BID.
Cornrneal-sa 7sg2 So
Whiskey-Sl II
Bagging, 5As&7c.
Iron cotton ties-s1 SJg5l 70.
Provisions dull and heavy.
Pork-sl0 30
Lard-sS Go.
Dry salt meats. Observation-Disclosures, Sc %: longs,
q 0o57 l2!.; ribs, s. -: Short clear s. 3.;.3
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, % 3.I.: longs
3 ": ribs. s. 9lts l"!:; short clear, q so
Hams-sll Oo@ls s..
NEW ORLEANS, La Oct 1a-Sugar-Open
kettle good common, Si4e: centrifugal prime
yellow, al6c; second. 3 l-sl.3s.c.
Rice-In fair demand; ordinary to prime, 81
Molasses-New syrup SIC; centrifugal, nom
inal.
Hay-Firmer Per ton in bales. sl4 ooGl5 ooi
choice SIC O0t2l6 So
Flour-Steady.
Lard-6iaQt
Hams-llGl2c.
Cohee-Dull. Rio ordinary to fair, 15l.c.
Whisky-western rectihed, 81 Oiel So
Butter-EStra creamery, 2Sc; hrstS 80.
Western dairy, 1'@lsc
OrangeS-So 90.
Lemons-s5 5Oas o.
Apples-so 5013 o. per barrel.
Potatoes-S 20 per bushel.
n,,s.. m
Corn-Sacked per busheI: No. white, 69a
Zoe; No. =, mixed, zoe: No. p yellow, 7ic.
oats-Westcrn, No. q 5slLioc; red rust proof.
46Gi1c.
Pork-sle 30; salt shoulders packed SIC
BacoI-6isc.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. 12.-Wheat-Steady
to firm No, 9 red cash Sg1,c asked.
Ccrn-Firm. No. 2. cash, l0c asked.
CHICAGO. I'LL, Oct. 1?.-Wheat opened weak
and first sales showed decline OF l,c from Sat
urday's close, but almCst immediately began
TO develop strength. and eventually advanced
ic but lost part OF the improvement. The close
was isc up from Saturdays close.
Corn was nervous and weak. October opened
at 5ei.c against b3c at the close on Saturday,
and closed at sc.
Pork was active and lower but recovered
most OF the decline later in the day. The close
SHOWS a loss OF 1lsGl5c.
Lard--lliE3lalac lower, and ribs 71sGl5c.
The leading futures closed:
Wheat-Octobcr s5aic; December, 9Sa.c;
May, 81 0iii.
Corn-October Size; November, 4sIac; May,
Ace
Pork-December S. 60; January. gil az:
Lard--Novenber, s. 41l.; December. % 52t:;
January, So 62i..
Short ribs-October. s. 20; November, So 5.1.;
January s. l!i..
Cash quotations were as follows:
No. spring wheat-96ai.
No. red corn-5i.tGl 55c.
Pork-S9 90.
Lard-s6 IS.
Short ribs-Sides. q soGs7 o.
Dry sailed meats-Shoulders, Is 2JG6 10.
short clear sides. g oO93 81.
NEW YORK. Oct. I2-wheat-Spot lower and
unsettled. No. q red. 81 05 Options weak
October, 81 05si; November, 81 05la; December.
81 0s14; May. q H.
Corl-Spot, higher and less active No. 9,
6aa62is. Options Irregular. October 62isc; De-
cember, 545sc.
Cofee-Options, steady. $685. points up.
Sales, 2I.750 bags. October, 81 S0lti2 90; No
vcmber. sli 059l1 25; December $ll OC.0,li ~:
May, sll 0o1lI 10 Spot Rio more active and
steady. -
Sugar-Raw. active and firm. Fair refining,
iSc bid: centrifugals, 96-test, $3.50 pid. Rel
fined, firm and tRirly active
lfaAy FNtSONs arc prores
DOWN from overwokhbof household cares.
Browns IrQ1fRitters Eebuildstrs
yysten, aids dir Sion, poves excess O.. lie.
0d cures mSkris- Get yenuin*