Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-18

ST LOUIS. Mo. June -Wheat--There
was = firm undertone 10 the market to-day. and
the close was strong and in most Instances
higher than the opening, which was steady u
compared with yesterdays close. No. :. cash
s9l.cGkSl %: July. sl3i@Siisc asked: August
sis090tc: September, gDSsdGHJtlc; December
$3.50 asked.
Corn-The opening was strong and up from
/ Tuesdays final figure; firm cables; light Re
ceiptS and good buying orders caused an al
vance Oh &c. from which there was little r.
lapse, the close being only l-l6 below its up
rate. No =. cash. 57@57l4c; July, 5lasEAase.
August, 5lIs bid, september, 6i'sG5l+,
nominal
Oats-The future market was about steady
but very dull. No. =. cash, nominal! July, S3'.e.
August, sic; September D!s4SO'sc bid
Cornmeal-Stin, 81 Upfl3 IL
Whisky-Steady. 81 Ii.
Iron cotton ties-sI 35fti Il.
Bagging-5isGG1c.
Provisions-StronC. rhe upward. inclination
of the past two days received checl; to-day.
lower outside markets having unfavorahle e
feet.
Meats we're fully sc lower to dispose Of
Pork-s10 69i..
LIrd-Sj So
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, 81 81,
longs, 81 ID; ribs, 81 -: short, 81 So.
Bacon - Boxed shoulders, s. ST.; longs,
Sc 69i:; ribs u -; shorts, - S;i:, hams, SlOUv
@l2 CO.
CHICAGO, Ill, June ,.-Whea--Displayed 4
good deal of strength at the start and !or .
time ruled liGlc above yesterday close; July
opened at 96c. against 9a1.c at the close yeSter-
day. and sold up to csc: later July fell on TO
9oas and, tuctuating within narrow range dur
ing the remainder OF the session, closed AZ 95-i
the same prices As yesterday.
Corn strong, AMI at the time buoyanie
July sold up = cents from yesterday : close,
subsequently lost about cent OF the advance.
but recovered part of il.
Provisions We're moderately active. but de
yeloped some stronger feeling early. III Sympa
thy with the firm feeling in the grain pits. and
some advance in hogs at the stOcliyardS later
on. Good selling and subsequent weakness IL
l.xfFr ha ..lg
pork stood at the same figure as yesterday.
Lard-Lost 1sG15c. and ribs were unchanged
to 2i.c lower.
Leading futures closed.
Wheat-June, 81. &C: July, a52ic; August. 9e'se.
Corn-June, 60I:c: July, SOS August 541ic.
Pork-July, $40 42i5; September: $40 S7'i.
Lard-Juy So 30; September, S. ~.
Short ribs-July, IS %; September. % 32.s.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. June !7.-Cofee-Dulli
Rio, ordinary to fair, ISGlac
Sugar-No sales.
Moiasses-Open kettle fermenting, fair to
prime. 23Q25c: centrifugal, nominal
Cash quotations:
Wheat-Spring. s7itc.
Corn-No ., sic.
Pork-s10 3s!s.
Lard-S5 81
Short ribs-Sides Is oc@6 %.
Dry sailed meats-Shoulders, g Oo95 TO-
short clear sides, S. 3JeD6 10.
NEW YORK June wheat-spots. higher
and quiet; No. red, 81 09190i 09.i. Options
firm. June, 81 O93s: July. 81 O6ls: August,
81 ulSSi september. vi december, Sl
Corn-Spots, easy and quiet. No. g !2he
Options up and steady; June, CSC; July, SAC;
August, 62c; September, Ole
Coffee-Options closed steady and down.
Sales. 1000 bags. June, Sl6 35; July, sl5 800
Ii: August, sl5 3J1l5 40 September. sll 80
II 30; December, si3 5SGl3 10. Spot Rio. dull
and lower. 19c.
Sugar-Raw, quiet, steady and unchanged
fair demand.
Moiasses-Foreign. quiet; New Orleans,
quiet and steady.
Ricc-Steady and quiet.
Livestock Markets.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 7.-Cattle-Reeeipts,
400: shipments, 500. Market active and firm,
Good TO fancy native s. OOlL5 60 fair TO good,
So 4UfL5 10; Texans and Indians, 81 $50 Co.
Hogs-Receipts, 800; shipments, 100. Mar
ket shade higher. Fair TO choice heavy,
81 456a4 50; mixed. 81 1904 80; light fair To
Sheep~Receipts 600 shipments, 300 Mar
ket strong. Fair to fancy, s. 25GS5 ~
KANSAS CITY, No, June l7-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, $500; shipments, 200. Market hrm Tor
best native and Texans; cows, dull: steers,
So 2565 90; stockers and feeders, 81 6Oft4 20
Hogs-Receipts, S700 shipments. 100 Market
higher. All grades, 81 1904 10
Sheep-Receipts, li0O. Market steady.
CHICAGO. Ill. June 17.-Cattle = Receipts,
and weak. Natives, 81 5D0,6 80; Texans, ~ -
as 60; stockers. e 5OQl3 50.
Hoss-Receipts, 2a:ooo; shipments, 6oc6
Market active and higher. All grades, q ~
"A So
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 shipments, 900. Mar
lSet fairly active. steady. Natives. a 5o2a %;
Texans. 81 20; Westerns, % G0Gt5 II.
NEW YORK. June II Extraordinarily; g.
700: dull and lower: native steers, 81 41d6 ~
Dressed beef, steady, sl409-.c.
Sheep-Receipts, $50; firm, Il 2Sg5 ~
Dressed mutton, firm.
st. Louis Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. June l7.,,Wool-Receipts,
osS 900 pounds. Orders placed here are practi-
cally filled and as there is no speculative de
mand buyers are Indifferent about taking hold.
except at lower prices. Unwashed. bright
medium 13l-s2I.c; braid to coarse 14a2lc; low
sandy, ll4l7c; line light, lStJ2ic; tnS-heayy,
100 lgc; tub choice, BIC; inferior, zIltU.
FOR0YsPMgfA,
1,a,rss,;on. And - 5 disorders, use
nRoWa,a % BITTERs.