Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-25
Other Produce and Provision Markets.

| No. - .....-............. 51&53 5O95s
! Other Produce and Provision Markets.
| ST. LOUIS, Mo. April 2i-Wheat- Opened
unsettled. being e up FOR May. J. &c higher for
| July but sc down FOR August There vas son 9
| strength shown in the market Immediately
| after opening. hut soon broke and values Gr-
| clned rapidly and continued easy but unset
| lower than yesterday close No red. cash
81 USsGl UJs; May 81 o.; July. 81 jas; Au-
| COrn-First trades were at same figures 4
| yesterdays close, but weakened soon after.
tFiains be- ns light. however AMI e.gfed 40 sc
| below yesterdays figures. No., cash ~. L-jct
| May. 7Oiic bid; July, tt &c.
Oats-Easy and quiet No. >. cash. 81 &c;
| May, $3.50: July. 47isc.
Cornmeal-Marllet firm At 50 1913 80
Nhlsby-MarSet Stcady at 81 IS
| Provisions Market dull.
Professionalism mess. ST. 25G125J.
Lard-Prinle steam, ~ 80
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders. 50 o.:
longs. ~ 4Va6 10; ribs, S. 90 short clear.
Bacon-Bo1ed shoulders. So sex: longs, 50 s,a
8 20; ribs. s. 20; short clear. g. I2-..
HamS-sJ Satll 80,
NEW ORLEANS, LA. April 2f-Rice-Steadv.
Ordinary TO prime, 4>aG55sc.
Sugar--teady. Open kettle, good common to
yellow clarified Sac.
Enthusiastically Open kettle. fermenting.
good fair TO prime. 93Sl;25c centrifugal. prime 10
common, 100 l2c; common, SlG9c.
CHICAGO. Ill April 24-Wheat-Tbe market
was unsettled and nervous to-day and was sub
ject TO frequent and sharp fluctuations I'm
certainty as TO the situation, growing out o.
conflicting cables, made operators cautious and
resulted in the transaction Of smaller cuisines.
than on yesterday. The net result OF the days
trading IS loss in value OF about l cent in July
options and &c in April and May.
July corn suffered decline OF from 673ic 10
6I1sc, but was turned up 10 SIC on liberal pur-
chases. Receipts were liberal and the estimates
for tomorrow were large, and there were re-
ports OF heavier loadingS Of grain at country
stations.
The opening in the provision market was
rather firm on reported frmness OF hogs at the
stockyards. but quickly weakened on free sell
ing, and after fuctuation. frequently within
moderate range, closed witha loss of l5Gl754G
for pork, 953lG5c for lard and q &C for ribs
Leading futures closed;
., WHheat-April 81 ilAi; May. 81 ia; July,
Corn-April. 71asc; May. 7oEc: July. $3.50
Pork-May, BIZ 50; July, sl3 49, September.
Sl3 52I2.
Lard-May, Sc s9l3; July. 81 10: septembss
Short ribs-May, So ssgi; July, 50 s2s.;septem.
Der IS 92t..
Cash quotations:
Nheat-Spring, 81 ll9l ilL-
No. corn-12t2c
Pork-sl27J
Lard-S6 325
Short rib sides-96 3O1s 81
Dry salted shoUlders-s5 300 q
Short clear Sides 50 1895 81.
KANSAS CITY. Mo, April 9L-Wheat-Quiet.
No. red, cash. 81 o.
Gorn-Market stronger. No. cash. 621sc bid.
PCrk-BoSed, Sl2 81.
Dry salt meat-Boxed shoulders s. %; short
clear sides, S. 10.
Breakfast bacOn-BOxed, IS 75
Lard-RehQed, s. %.
NEW YORK. April 24.-Wheat-Spots. lower
and moderately active: No. . red, 81 23li Op-
tons, down; May, 81 2l5s; July, 81 1863; Au-
gust, 81 l2s.
Sic Options up; May, SOC; July, 73alc; Au-
Coree-options firm: 5 points down to
points up; Sales, $3.50 bags; May, sl7 5O@
II 10; July. sl7 30; August, SIC 9Olll6 50
Spot Rio quiet and steady. lg5fc
Sugar-Raw, dull held steady; refined,
Molasses-Firm and quiet
Riee-tirm, fair demand.
st. Louis Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 2i.-Wool-Receiuts
52.1i0 pounds. Little choice stock offered
while the demand for lower grades is light
Unwashed light merino, 1924; coarse braid,
14122c; low sandy, llG17c; line light iSs--2c;
fine heavy, l2Gi9c; tubwashed, choice. S5c;
inferior, 2@033c
Boston Wool Market.
Special to the Gazette.
BOSTON. MASS, April 24-Wool-Market
quiet IrlceS barely maintained. Sales,
,3iSS00 pounds domestic and $3.50 pounds
foreign. Receipts for the week, SOL bales
domestic and 1851 bales foreign.
Livestock Markets.
ST LOUIS, Mo-, April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
200; shipments, none. Market steady. Good 10
fancy native steers. s. OUQ,5 %; fair to good
native steers, 81 l0g5 10; Texans and Indians,
IS 50GS5 so
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 29oo. Mar
ket higher. Prices ranged from 81 4oG5 Is.
Sheep-Receipts- 100; shipments, none. Mar
Set strong. Good I'd choice 81 5ozL5 So.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April "a Cattle-Re-
,eipts, 500: shipments, 800. Market lower
Steers, IS 7016 %; stockers and feeders, & V
"a 90.
Bogs-Receipts, 900; shipments, eaOo Be3
steady to higher, others dull and lower; al
grades, 50 OGG4 %.
Sheep-Receipts, 500. Market steady.
CHICAGO, ILL, April 24-Cattle-Receipts
900; shipments, 25c. Market slow and weak
md lower; steers, 81 25y5 80; stockers, g cod
%
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 5000 Mar
,et fairly active and higher for all grades al
rom 81 0DG5 10
Sheep-Receipts, 1000 shipments 1000 Mar
;et active, strong and higher. Clipped Texans
3 %; Western, IS 0O05 W.
NEW YORK, April 24-Beeves-Receip4s lsoo;
o r1r Tor sale. Market lower. Native steers
) 70 g. Dressed beef steady at 81x&lOa
hipIaents, aU beeres.
Sheep-Receipts, 400 Market was higher
InshoTn sheep, Is co., %; clipped sheen d n