Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-16
FALL WOOL.
Other Produce and Provision Markets.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, July 14.-Wheat-Started
iirIn on good buying at an advance OF i40isc,
but immediately dropped cent on a sudden
break in New York, and was rather weak
Later sharp recovery in corn arrested the
downward tendency in wheat and turned prices
up slightly, but subsequently bee anne weaker
than ever. the close being ssltllGc below yes
terday No. 9, red. cash, S6ssc; July, s51sc;
September Sic bid; December sc
Corn-Opened strong and SDisc Up reacted
and lost sc then, on a bullish Chicago ad--
vance, prices here went flying upward large
fractions at a time. Later an easier feeling
prevailed, but the close was firm and sRGIo
higher than yesterday No. . cash Ef355I.c;
July, 551sc bid; September 5Ol. &c; year. Sga4c.
Oats-Very quiet No. cash, size; July,
1880; September, %,
Rye-No. .. Soc; No 3, 70c
Cornmeal--Steady, s31c6315
Whisky-Steady at 81 70.
Provisions - Fairly steady and active de-
mand.
Porl-sfO ~
Lard-Prime steam, s. co.
Dry salt meatS-Boxed shoulders a. %:
longs S. S7is ribs S. 80: short clear. s. 62JS.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 81 62isGg5 10; longs
s. %; ribs Il 1907 10; short clear, s. 25ll7 -.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, July I4--Conee--Dull;
Rio. ordinary 10 fair, 1SQll9c.
Whisky-Quiet.
CHICAGO. I'LL, jay 14.-While business on
the Board OF Trade to-day could not properly
be termed brisk, it nevertheless much
more active than IL was on Saturday and yes
terday.- Wheat though it started higher than
ming. July wds the chief sufferer, but Decem-
Der sympathiZed with it 10 some extent There
was reaction later, and the loss was recov-
cred.
Corn-Opened slightly higher mainly on
light offerings and smaller receipts than vera
expected, but the weakness i'll wheat caused 4
temporary recession in the price of corn also.
Later there was an excited rally. and after
nuctuating narrowly during the last hour OF the
session, the market closed about at at the top.
Provfsions-Opened strong and higher, but
free selling carried prices of some, though
there was recovery later, ana the close was at
insignificant changes from Yesterdays prices.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat-July, &c: August, $3.50; September.
S52sc; December. e,1.c
Corn-July, Sc; August, 5il5c; September.
Pork-septenber $40 so: October, SO 60
Lard-September & 42is; October, 50 seq
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Cash quotations:
Spring wheat. Ne.1--s77sGSss2.c.
Corn. No. 2-5S1t1+9C.
Pork, mcss-sl0 3Olnl0 3D.
Lard-S6 %
Short ribs-sidos. IS 25as So.
Dry sailed meats-Shoulders, g 20R5 p
short clear Sides " 6JGG6 40
KANSAS CITY. Mo, July 14-wheat-
Lower. No. 2red cash. 79c bid
Corn-Stronger No 2 cash 5315c bid.
Pork-Boxed, $40 o.
Dry salt meats-Boxed sholders, 81 90;
short ribs. sides, S. go long clear sides. % 90;
short clear, sides, S. 10.
Breakfast baCon-Boxed, IS 70
Refined lard-S6 o..
NEW YORK, July 1i.-Wheat-Spot quiet anG
heavy; No. red, cash, 9S2sc. Options weak
and down; July s77sc; September $3.50; Decem.
Der, 97?s.
Corn-Spot, dull and stronger; No 9, sg1.s
zoe. Options up; July, GSI4c; September. 6o3zo.
Coree-Options steady and unchanged to ID
points up. Sales, COCO bags. July, SD 90 Sep.
tember, SIS 25t9i5 30; December. sl3 81. Spot
Rio, firmer and in fair demand at igL.c
Sugar-Raw active and firm. Sales yester-
day and to-day OF 800 hogsEeads muscovado So
test, at l5lec; 1850 bags centrifugal e6-test
at b 166,31sc, and 1850 bags moiasses sugar,
S9-test, at = 1l-16. Refined firm and active
Molasses-Foreign nominal New Orleaas
quiet and steady.
Rice-FirW; fair demand.
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