Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-04-05

OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS

ST. LOUGs. No. April Wheat opened
unchanged TO a4c down US compared with yes
terdays close. and ruled weak throughout SEES
sion. values dropping gradually with but oocAs-
toual rally. No = red. cash. a Uiis: Mag clos
Ing, s. u: July, We: August. g5;sc
Corn was ss8+ac lover than yesterdays Close
at opening to-day, and market was unsettled
20 CLOSE. which was 1901 sc OF from yes;e7
days --latest figures. No. ., cash, 6Gl.c. May
49,; Jliy g.. bid.
Oats-Qiict AID easier. No. 2. cash. SIC.
May. Sic; July, nominal fdA.c.
COrnmcal-Strong. s. 2Jzl3 -
Nhisky-Steady, 81 IS
trade done
Pork standard mess. slI 25aIa By.
Lard-Prinle steam. IS 30.
Dry Salt meats-Boxed shoulders, 8 90.
so @5 ~ ''0S' % '''' snort GEAR 60 ~''
Bacon-Fairly steOdy. Boxed shoulders.
= %; longs, ~ 371s; ribs, - 3'hs45 80; short
clear, 70 G25s.
CHICAGO. Ill, April A concentrated drive
ut the market was made by some OF the heaviest
operators as soon Us trading got under was.
and they were powerful enough TO maintain
throughout the entire session the advantage
they secured AZ the start. The result OF the
day operations in wheat was break In May
OF lssc and July OF l"Sc
Corn and provisions acted In unison with
wheat.
Leading futures closed: Wheat-AprlSl G2j.;
May, 81 c3's: July, 81 u.
Corn-April. o71c; May 67hc: July. 6i'sc-
Pork-May, :2 81; July, s!z 9Z53 September,
Iard-May, 50 20; July, Sc 97ss September,
snort ribs-May, 81 co; July, IS y; Sep
Cash quotations: wheat-Noa. spring. 81 oa,.
a US5s.
Corn-No. g. 67Ac
Pork-al2 375s
Lard-!5 %.
Short ribS-Sides, 3 90
Dry salted-Shoulders. 81 CO.'S 10.
Short ciear-SiCes, 81 2Jll6 ~.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April 4.-Conee-Quie;:
Rio ordinary 10 fair 1914 lL2Uac.
SugGr-Quiet. Open kettle, fully fair 10
prime. 3slc: centrifugal, prime TO choice yellow
clarified, 4SGtil:c
NOlasses-Nominsl
KANSAS CITY, No. April 4-Wheat-Market
quiet. No. red cash. s6c bid
COrn-Easier. No. 2 cash. 6iiEc
Pork-Boxed. Sill 70.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders. 81 90:
short ribs, sides, % -; long clear sides, s. 50:
short clear sides, So o.
Breakfast bacon. boxed, s. co.
Lard-Refned. - ~
NEW YORK. April wheat-spot lower and
quiet. No. . red 81 Biol l6ls Options down
and steady. May, 81 i3z:; July. 81 0sa..
Corn-Spot. dun and lower. No. =. ISc. Op~
tons down; May, 74i4c; July. 7lSc-
Coree-Openet unchanged TO 10 points down
and quiet. Sales, COO bags May. sl7 2yllT 20:
July. slo 7O3lo IS. Spot Rio quiet and steady,
20c.
Sugar-Raw. firm and moderately active; fair
refining. sac; ceItrifugalS. s5-test. 314c. Sales
500 hogsheads and lUoO bags; Muscovado. 81
test, 33sc; refined, fairly active and nrm-
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 4-Wool--Receipts
240i5 pounds Holders Of speculative lots,
both here and in the country, are generally dis
posed 10 sell but buyers are generally showing
more indifference.
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ST LOUIS Mo, April 4.-Cattle-Receipts,
800; shipments, go Strong. Good To fancy
native steers, s. t1G5 40 fair 10 good native,
4 lO9i5 90; stockers and feeders. s! 7Oll4 ",
Texans and Indians. So 2Og5 40.
Hogs-ReceiplS, 1850; shipments, 800 Higher
Prices ranged from a SIiy5 81
Sheep = Receipts, none: shipments, 90
Steady. Good TO choice. 81 OU95 ~
CHICAGO. I'LL, April 4-Cattle - Receipts,
1900; shipments, none Market closed steady,
Natives s. g.tEs5 %.
Hogs = Receipts, 10000; shipments 500
Active and higher AL grades 81 GOl.5 =,
Sheep-Recelpts 100: shipments, none. Mar
ket generally steady and shade lower. Ma
tives, g OOl5 IS; Westerns, g ooQ5 so
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April 4.-Cattle-Re
ceipts, 1900 shipments, 30 Market steady
Steers, 81 cJG5 s.; stockers and feeders, 81 Z
O. TO-
Hogs-Receipts, 200; shipments. $50 Marke.
higher. AL grades. s. 20lyl 20.
Sheep-Rece!pts, 100; shipments. 100. Mar
ket steady and unchanged