Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-24
Galveston sugar Market.


ST. LOUIS. Mo. Oct 22-Wheat-Very ir-
rcGular and unsettled out closed lie above YES
,erday. Ma. red. cash. % sc: October. 9221c
bid; December. &C; May. 81 01es bid
Corn stronger on advance elsewhere -0! &c
ports Of good export buying in New and
continued l,sht ~ eipts tn" clo>c WI ri sc
Der. ;slI-c bid; Ncv, Iuher. 43c b,G; year. Sel4c
asked. January. size: May, 40c bid.
COrnu e li-S2 s.Gg2 20.
Thisay-> teady atSl IS
BaGgIrc- j01iEG
Iron cotton tIes--SI 2JlBl ~
Professionalism ana easier, with very little
Porlz-s97a.
Lard-S6 -.
Dry salt Boxed s. ollders, 50 58a5 -:
longs. Sd 6- Is to- ribs. s. -. s,rt cle.c. 30 10
tacon--SoSed 81 ulGefs. y O4LG -. longs,
:! !SlE5 5e'.; ribs. 81 6dGt7 e; snort clear,
: 81 .6tS 20.
Haras-s9 5oGla IS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. a3.-Markois quiet,
:>ugar-Open kettle good common 3s.c: CEN
trifugal prime yellow, 1876: second. l-slS
81
Rice-Steady. with q good demand, Ordin-
ary y prime. 5lfG55i,c.
Molasses-New syrup SIC; centrifugal, nom
innl
Hay-Firmer Per ton, in bales. siiol9l50J:
choice so OyH,l6 80
Flour-Strady.
I.ard-6id Gi6:sc.
Cofee-Dull and easier. Rio, ordinary te
fair, I5Y@17ltc.
WhisEy-Western rectified 81 O4g1 30
Butter-EXtra creamery, 2Sc; trStS, Csc.
Western dairy. l1GJlSc.
OrangeS-Sj %.
Lemons-s5 jO26 o..
Apples--T2 5UfC3 % per barrel.
Potatoes-A 30 per bushel.
Onions-s2 2513 30.
Corn-Sacked per bushel: No. 9 white 800
zoe; No. 2. mixed, 1Gc: No. = yellow. 1lc.
Oats-Western, No. 3 39Gi0c; red rust proof.
46d4c.
Pork-si9 80; salt shoulders packed, sgsc.
Bacon-lSc.
CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 2a-wheat was drmer,
with higher prices and fair business The
opening WAS 14Glssc higher than yesterdays
closing, it advanced with some fluctuations
..GDfsc per bushel more, then declined &c,
December and lc higher for May than yester-
day. The frmness in the market induced the
shorts to cover, the market evidently being
short, and the news was of such a character as
to frighten the shorts into covering.
Corn was more active and very strong, adj
vancing sharply. and although the advance was
partly lost. prices were decidedly higher.
Shorts are apparently coming TO the conclusion
that tn eshort interest was much larger than
was generally thought few days ago, and as
the prospect for getting any amount OF contract
corn for the balance Of the year is not very
fattering, there is a n )yement to cover with
little prospect OF filling.
Hog products started rather easy and i'm
proved some in sympa thy with firinness in the
grain pits, and especially in corn, but then
broke of. The only trading was in January
Pork was Eli 81 2Gtli -: sold OF Sll 31tzGo
II c3IS. then at 81 % broke to Gil 20 and ct II
January lard sold at 50 saas 42is, and January
ribs at b S7is05 SER. and at noon weak at
the under price. Weakness Was the rule during
the last hour owing largely to the drop in the
grain pit January fell 10 ST. 3!z..
January lard eaSed of to - 3J6t6 3.i9. and
January ribs to Sl.s7Ia but improved trife.
The leading futures closed;
Wheat-October 94c; December, a5Asc,
May, 81 02.
Corn-october, 5is4c; November, 5OSc; May,
Pork-December, So sag4: January. 81 sals
Lard-November. 81 70; December, 10 80;
Short-ribs-October. Sc 20: November. SO o2H:
January. Il 90
Cash quotations were as follows:
No aspiring wheat-93siec9ic.
No corn-ajc.
Pork-so 75d3 ~.
Lard-s6 .5l,6 US.
Short ribs-Sides. So f0tt6 70.
Dry sailed meats--Shoulders. Sc o54s Is
Short clear sides, 81 OoG7 10.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2a-Wheat-Spot unset
tied. fairly active. No 9 red, 81 G2l54Sl 08 Op-
Der, 81 o.: December. :! 05fs; May, 81 11si.
Corn-Spot, dull and higher No. 2, Csc.
Options steady and up. October, Csc; No
vember, SIC: December 55lzc; May, 53c.
&Coree-Options steady, 5 to 70 points down
Sales, ESQ bags, including October. October,
81 55gLll TO- November. 81 fo9ll 20; December,
CIV SGLil MAY, GU ,ltsLlI July, Gil %.
Spot Rio fairly active and steady.
Sugar-Raw, more active. lower and steady:
fair refining, l5i6c: centrifugais, 95test3 9-.c.
Sales, $1,000 bags; refined, quiet and irregular.
Molasses-New Orleans, quiet and steady.
Rice-Quiet
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. 23-Wheat---
Stronger. No. red, cash. s5c bid.
Corn--About steady. No. 2 cash, 4sc bid
Pork-Boxed. IS IS.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders. B. 45; short
ribs. sides, IS 57H: short Clear sides, ID IS;
lone clear sides. S5 57n.
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