Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-01

OF Chicago, has purchaShd . seat on the New
York produce exchange.
Other Produce and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Oct Si.-wheat opened 40
&c up, but subsequently was settled and the
close saw seller lsG4hc below the top. Cash.
925lc; October, 93c; November, 933lc, Deem
Der, $3.50; May, 81 Olasc.
Corn-Weakenng in the early part OF the day
caused a decline OF ssQRc, but firmneSs in
wheat turned the market up for new crop
months and portion of the early decline was
recovered. No. 2 cash, 4gi2c; October, 4s2lc;
January, 3Sl4c
OatsSNegiected. Cash. 2s1a929c; October,
2Slsc: May, Bic bid
Cornmeal-S2 75GI2 50.
WhiSkyS1 IS
Bagging-5L.07c
Iron cotton ties-s1 SOL 40.
Provisions-Were very quiet with but very
i-i Pork0siss 1a.
Dry sailed meats-Boxed shoulders, s. %;
longs, 81 2JG6 3s4.; ribs. S. 37L4: short Is seq.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. S6 %; longs,
81 121a: ribs, 81 2SG7 .7lz; shorts, 81 5OG7 62H.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct. Sl.-Rice in demand3
Ordinary to prime, SH9i4c.
Coffee-Dull ana lower. Rio ordinary to fair,
l4%014ac.
sugar-Steady, Centrifugal plantation:
granulated 3as as 3-16c; choice white 3@sc; of
white. 800 SIC; gray white, 3l4G93asc; choice
yellow, clarified 15I6G3 7-i6c: prime yellow,
clarified, Sls034c.
Molasses-Open kettle molasses frmer:
strictly prime. 36c; good to prime, 3alss3c;
prime, Sic; good to fair, 2S130c; centrifugals.
prime CSC; good fair, &c; fair, Gle; syrup,
22Qs30c,
CHICAGO ILL, 'Oct. 31.-Only light trading
within a small range OF prices characterized
the market to-day, but the feeling was stronger
and prices ruled slightly higher than the clos
ing OF yesterday.
Corn was unsettled early, the feeling being
weak on freer cables and liberal selling. The
market held steady during the last hour.
Hog products were tirrner during the closing
hour. Trade was fairly active, but the feeling
grew little weak January pork receding To
$40 G2ls, and that was the ruling price at |
O'Clock. January lard was steady at 81 050
U71. and January ribs at 5 50
The leading futures closed:
Wheat-November, sS4c; December. s54c;
May, 81 017s
Corn-october, sia1c: November, size
Pork-December, s. %: January, sl0 921a; Oc-
tober, 81 30
Lard-November, s. 50: December IS 80;
January, 10 or.
Short ribs-November q 20; December.
8 g. January, - 57h.
Cash quotations were as follows:
No 2spring wheat-S3a<c.
No. corn-5i4c.
Pork-sS y.
Lard-S5 80.
Short ribs-so 65.
Dry sailed meats-Shoulders. boxed, g 20
@5 50: short clear sides, boxed, b 50.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-Wheat-Spot frmer
No. red, 81 0S1.. Options advanced SC, de-
clined S@asc, reacted 3sgl4c and closed so &c
over yesterdays November, 81 025s; Deem
Der, 81 057S: May 81 i12s.
Corn-Spot dull and nominal; No. 9. sic.
Options steady to l4G9sc on; November azc;
December. $3.50; May, 52c.
Cofee-OptiOns opened steady, unchanged to
10 points up: closed steady l0L20 points up.
Sales, %, 700 bags: November.sSll 6U1ll 70; De-
cember, sll 4s9ll 50; January. Sill 5O1l1 So;
March, 81, 10@tll -; spot Rio, firm: No. z, 13c.
Sugar-Raw, in demand and firm; refined,
steady.
MolaSses-Nominal.
Rice-Fair demand and firm,
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct 3I.-Wheat-Quiet
No red. cash. S21.c bid
Corn-Active and higher No. cash, $50
491.c; October. 1870.