Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-19


Corn--Favoratle weather and weakness in
wheat caused u decline and the close was tame
at lsG1ac lowec than yesterday. Trading light.
No 9, cash, 4O1@41c; November, 4Ossc; the
year, 391sc bid; January, 3s5sc asked; May,
lOxc
Oats-Steady Cash. No. 9, SO1sa3lc; No
vember, SOC bid; December, Sole bid: May,
32Isc bid
Cornmeai-s2 4o@2 a.
Whisky-Steady at 81 -
Bagging-55tGc74c.
Iron cotton ties. 81 35Gl1 40.
Provisions--Inactive.
Pork-s9 p.
Iard-S6 Is.
Dry salt meats-Boxed - Shoulders, s. 90;
longs, 50 50; ribs, b s.;.; short clear, s. 90.
Eacon-Boxed shoulders. s. %; longs aut
ribs, s. 30: short clear. - 70.
Hams-s9 50G122a
NEW ORLEANS LA, Nov. S-Cofee-Quiet.
Ordinary co fair Rio, li1IMl6lsc.
Sugar-Actiye, strong and higher. Open ket-
tie, strictly prime, 1871 6c prime, li-l66525ic;
good fair TO fully fair 5l6c; good common,
2lzc; centrifugal. choice white. 1l-6c; off
white, 3izG3 9-l6c: gray whites 9S63lac; choice
yellow clarified, 35sGtS 7-i6c; prime yellow clar-
ihed, 3 5-lGQ>35ac; off yellow clarified, $3.50
3l4c.
Molassrs-Open kettle, strong; choice. 80
33c strictly prime, Sic: good prime, 2sa2gc;
prime, 25.527c; fair to good fair, 2Sa25c COM
mon to good common. 2l022c.
Centrifugal-Strictly prime 2lc; prime, 40
15c fair TO good fair, 12c; good common, &c
Syrup-24(927c.
CHICAGO, I'LL, Nov lS-The wheat market
did not show that material advance to-day
that many traders anticipated and that the
weather reports seemed to justify. That it did
not is due perhaps more to the nervous feeling
OF uncertainty that generally prevails as to the
probable action OF Russia than to the pros
pectiye heavy receipts.
Tie bad condition OF the telegraph wires dur
Ing the early part OF the day made il impossi-
BILE to cbtain full and secure news from the out
side world. and as a consequence the market
was very inactive for time. The opening was
about the same as yesterday, ruled easy and
declined S@5sc. then rallied %6Hc, ruled
steady for while and then advanced &c de-
clined S6Sc, and closed about the same as
yesterday to &c lower.
Corn-The market was easier and governed
by about the same influences as the day before,
in which the weather was the most important.
The provision trade was fairly active. but
prices went of on heavy hog receipts, which
were reported to amount to $500, and prices
went 10c lower.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-November, 9axc: December, o4%c:
May, 81 o1S.
Corn-November. sec: December. Axe;
Nav. 424c.
Por..pecemDer. s. IS; January, Gil 80;
Lard-December, sSl7h; January, IS 30:
Short ribs-December. Is 50: January.
o 50; May. IS OH.
Spring wheat-No. g, s3ssG94c.
No 2 corn;oo3kc
Pork--SS 80
Lard-sG 1905 2oH.
Short ribs. sides-s5 e0Tf6 25
Dry salt. shouiders-s5 00d5 i2H.
Short clear. sides-ss iOa6 20.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. is-PorI-Boxed,
80 %: dry salt meats and boxed shoulder b 90;
short ribs. SIDES 8 81; long clear sides. s. 81:
short slear sides, S6 22H.
Lard. 3 IS.
NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-Wheat-Spot. quiet
and strong No 9 red, 81 o. Options steady
and up November, 81 O6k: December, 81 OK;
February, Fl 10ai; May 81 12A
Corn--Spot, frmer but quiet No 9. CSC OPP
lions unchanged. lower. November. 67JSc;
December, 5sAcxSNebruary. SEC; May. a2l5c.