Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-12

ST LOUIS Mo. Aug -Wheat-Eyery II
Of news received on change TINS mOrhluS was
twisted about until il assumed buil!>h pFOSilNi-
ties. and the lirSt prices were - above lha
closing figures last evening, and early offerings
were eagerly grabbed. and AZ was added 10
prices. This was followed by Slight recession
then another advance OF tsc put the pIlcd
above the opening, subsequently sc vas
knocked of the last upturn ana ia" marhtt
ruled unsettled. After fiuctu4tns WITHIN
wide range the market closed about the top ~
3ll35. above Yesterday No = red. cash. y 90
9O, August, soc; September, gilc; December
47sc.
sell. and the start was At L Gssc decline THe
advance in wheat checked this weakness and
gave the market sharp upward impulse l. g
being added 10 early figures The bulge was
too heavy. however, and prices recrdtd lsse-
and the feeling then was duli and but slightly
changed. closing &c above yesterdays figures
No. cash. 5.,3q.574c; September aSc. year
43lsc: January, 4oc bid
strengthened this market somewhat but there
was little life 10 the market. No cash q sci
August, %1tac asked; September. IA
Cornmeal-S OrG3 O5
Whisky-Stcady 81 l..
Bagging-5l.@ 6l..
Iron cotton ties 81 Ald 10
Provisions-The feeling was better, and thu
tone OF the market stronger
Pork-slO 62i4
Lard-Prime steam S. II.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, y % y;
longs. s. Or: ribs, s. 70: short clear, s. 81.
q 80; ribs, g. 5J2t7 ~; short clear, 81 STA
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Aug. II.-Rice-Steady.
Ordinary TO prime, 4i2Gg5Asc.
Hay-Weak and quiet at sl5 00a116 % per ton;
choice sl7 OrGlS 10 per ton.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug i1.-Wheat--
Higher. No. ., red, cash. Sic bid;
COra-StronGer- No. =, cash. 531Ic bid
Pork-BOXed. so -.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders. b 50; short
ribs. sides, 81 63: long clear sides, u %: short
clear sides ~ ~.
Breakfast bacon-BoXed, IS 70.
Lard-Rehned, 81 II
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. 1.-THE bulls took
charge OF the wheat market to-day and kept
bears dancing most OF the time: potent news
around the opening was bulllsh. December
opened ragged at 81 IGg2l.C against 81 at
the close yesterday, sold up quickly TO exc,
sagged back 10 q2ts Qch!i :. 4. ana then jumped 70
g3c. and closed tirm al gIssc.
Corn-S Started in rather weak September
being varously quoted at 5S-s0,5Sl4 against
~, AT the close yesterday, then advanced 10
6Oisc. The market then eaSed OF some, but
during the last hour started up again. selling 10
tOllc. 1t then broke 10 5sisc, at which price 10
closed.
Provisions did not sympathize TO any extent
with the excitement III grain Fluctuations
were confined 10 narrow range. The close was
at about outside figures, and ut small aG
yances over yesterdays figures.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat-August, 9issc; September, 927sc;
December. Gle
Corn-August 62c; September, 5s4c; &C.
Porls~September. $40 40: October, $40 5a':
Lard-September. 81 81 ,: October. g Ga
Short ribs-september, 50 20; October, d y ].
Cash quotations:
Spring wheat-94s.G94sc.
COrn-NO.2. sc.
Pork-sl0 37is
Lard-S6 ~.
Short-rib sides-S6 fJd 6 -
Dry salt meats Shoulders, 81 logs ~; short
clear sides, e @.d7 20
NEW YORK, Aug. Wheat-Spot higher
and firm No. 9 red. slOD.:0 lO354 Options
firm. August. si.O3i September, s1G-s; De-
cember, sL0isa.
Corn-Spot, firm and quiet. No 9, 73a.75c.
Options strong and up. August. - &C; Septen'
Der. SIC: Deem Ier. a'c.
Cofee-Options barely steady, = points down
to 10 points up. Sales, %!5J bags; August,
sl645; September sI5.65lLl51O; December.
sl355. spot Rio dun anu easy; fair, 1890;
Sugar-Raw in demand. held frrner: fair re-
filming. 3aSlsc; centrifugal s5-test sold at
3 I-l6c: cargo centrifugal S6-teSt. sold al same
terms: refined unchanged and in fair demand.
Molasses-New u pans quiet and firm