Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-29
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| LOUIS, MO, NlCI E9---H kelt ruled IL.
| IN the early part Of the session, but later de-
| veloped bull turn. and an advance OF SC was
| scored. only to weaken, and near the close il
dropped lasc, finally closing "a sc below yes
| terGay. No. RED cash. S2etc. October. glisc
| bid; December, s2iic bid; May. 81 OJasc bid.
! Corn-Opened weak and |, [ OF. ADVANCED with
| nose down. No. cash. HJiiujOa,c; October,
| 54lSc bid; year, Sg'ac; January, So asked;
| May. 4OlslElDi4c asked.
| Oats--NeEiected No. .. cash. 23Gt2Sl4c: ~
! rember, 2Sl.c bid; May 3l2sc lid-
| Corumeql-Lower. = 75tD3 s..
| Whiskey-S;eady, s. Is
| Baggirc-5lsGl7c.
| Iron cotton ffes-s1 SOL 10
ProvisiouS-Very quiet, with scarcely any
thing doing except t small order business.
Pork-S9 COG -
Iard-sG 0EtS l2is
Dry salt mea-s-EoxeG shoulders. 80 37t:G
. t2 longS, 81 62!:G2G %; rios, % 70: short
clear. S6 SsIts %.
Bacoa-Boxed shoulders, So OO96 49,: longs.
8 N ribs. 5? 5o17 co. short clear, 81 7C4o
s7ls.
Hams-ss 5cala 80
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 27.-Conee-Duli.
Rio, l5QGl1c
centrifugal unsettled but in fair demand; plan
| tatlon graduated and on formulated, 3sgt+c;
choice white, Is i63 &c; OF white, Ii -160yS7ic,
gray white. 3'sQIS9sc: choice yellow clarified,
3isGlS5sc; prime yellow clarified, 3ii6c2l,c; off
yellow clarified. iGlii&c; seconds, 2l.ly5-sc.
Noasscs-Stsady. Open kettle, fancy. 40c,
CnOlce OSC. SIflCl4N prime. DC, good sNsG.
Rlce-Steady. with good demand. Ordin.
airy TO prime, 5lJG5Tsc.
Hay-Firmer Per ton, in bales, SD ooIi5 %;
choice, SIS 0O016 80
Flour-Steady.
Lard-6i46 IGlsc.
Hams-lIQt I.c.
Conee--D9!l and easier. Rio, ordinary to
Whisfy-Westeru rectifed. 81 oIO1 50.
Butter-EXtra creamery, 2Sc: hrsts, 25ci
Western dairy. l7l5iSc.
Oranges-S5 o.
Lemons-s5 5nd6 o.
Apples-92 5Olt3 ~ per barrel
Potatoes-sl 30 per bushel.
Onions--S2 25GJ3 -.
Corn-Saeked, per bushel: No. white, $50
zoe; No. ., mixed, zoe; No, =, yellow, 7lc.
Oats-Western, No. ., 399iJc; redrust proof
46Qs47c.
Porl-sl2 so; salt shoulders, packed, 6slc
Bacon-65ac.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Oct. g7.-Wheat-
No 2 red, cash, SIC bid
Corn--Welk. No. cash, 45c
Pork-Boxed, s. Is
Dry salt meats. boxed-ShoulderS. s. 70:
short rib sides, Is 5ll5 long clear sides, So 571a
short clear sides, So W.
Refined lard, S. ~
CHICAGO. ILL. Oct. 27.-The wheat market
was rather stronger early tut the closing was
tame and much weakened. The news was again
beariSh and the feeling in the wheat crowd was
consequently not al all buoyant, trading this
morning being mostly confined to local scalp
ers. The opening was about the same as the
closing figures yesterday, and the market eaSed
lac. then became stronger. and prices were ad
v.need about 1c, ruled easier, prices declining
1i4GtI2sc, closing &c lower than yesterday.
COrn-Strong and higher. The shorts for
early new crop futures are mantle sting good
deal of uneasinesS which has been Increased
by the fact ttat there seems to be short corn
crop. October corn in New York has advanced
there from 6slac last night to 72c this morning.
During the last hour October corn sold to 5Sc,
and at O'Clock was 51a4c. May sold to 43c
sparingly, but eased off to Fac. while the year
touched 46isc, but weakened TO l375c.
Hog products were lower owing to big re
ceipts of live hogs, 81, $50 hCa and decliR ID 10
to l5c in .iJanuary.porK sold from Sill 17,s
to Sill 07I. and back to Sl 1874. January lard
sold from 81 80 to S. 22;., and January ribs from
80 60 to IS q Pork reacted some, the strength
in corn and wheat and on good buying by Lo-
gan & Baldwin and Farnum. January sold from
Sill OF to Sll II. at o'clock was 81 10 bid Jan
uary lard sold back to % %. January ribs,
The leading futures closed;
Wheat-October, $3.50; December, Ole; May,
81 O)as0,1 CO...
Corn0october, size; November, 5sgac; May,
Pork&Decernber IS 57s.; January, sli OK.
Lard-November, So 011i December, s. ls!l;
Short,ribs-october. s. 90; November. s. 90;
January, s. -.
Cash quotations were as follows:
No. spring wheat-92sic.
No corn-5s3lc.
Pork-sS 62ia.
I4ard-SO III.
Short ribs-Sides. So 3Osa6 30.
Dry sailed meats = Shoulders, IS S595 90;
short clear, sides, So S5ll6 30
NEW YORK. Oct 27.-Whcat-Spot. lower
aud fairly active. No. . red, 81 O2Ia. Options
weak and lower. October. 81 u21s: November,
03; December, 81 0i'a; January, 81 U6h4: May,
81 10 y.
Corn-Spot, higher and firm. No. 2, 7l959c;
Options excited, October advanced &c; No
veWber 31Ec over yesterday; December, 57l+c;
May. 52l4c
Cofee-Options steady. 10 to 10 points down.
Sales. 49, 80 bags. October, 81 6tLll So; No
vember, 81 15d1i -; December, 81 OclGll To-
January. $40 s0fo10 %; May, $40 $50 10 %.
Spot Rio. firm ana quiet.
Sugar-Raw in demand and firmer; fair re-
timing. &c. centrifuga!s, 95-teSt At g-l6c Sales.
COO tons English Island, Muscovado. and 700
bags Permambuco, Sstest3c; 5000 bags centri-
fugals 96-teSt, 3 922c; refined hrmer and more
active: No. i. 3ac: No Z, 3 ll-16c: No s, sac;
No. 9, 3 s-l6c; No. 10, 3!4c; No. Ii, 37-l6c: No
l2 3aSc; on, 393 1-l6c; graduated, 44G47sc;
cubes, 4t.c.
Molasses-Nominal New Orleans, steady
and quiet.
Rice-Quiet and firm.