Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-07
Galveston sugar Market.


ST LOUIS. Mo. Nov. 6-Wheat-Was
sharply higher, with a strong and excited mar
ket at tiInes, closing Fac higher than yester-
day. No. red, cash. 81 sc: November, 955gc,
December, 81 c; May, Il Oias BID.
Corn-lhe continued light receipts every
where and reports OF enormous export pur-
chases at New York started corn On The ram
page, and sharp ; 'ramDic to huy put Spot
prices up rapidly until the yer Was llic AID
May &c hisEer. Conunded GultnesS IN cash,
however, caused 4 ceTr, Ssion, and the year
broke off u and May l.c, rallied later and the
close was 1s0,ii { ABOVE yesterday. 10 =. cash,
4is4Ggi6c; November closed At i37ac, nominal:
year, 42lsc; January, lie asked; May, $40
bid.
Oats-Firm with active trading in May. No.
2 cash, 3O54 :; November, Bic bid May. 335.c
Whisly-steady 81 IS.
Cornmeal-S2 a5g2 %.
Bagging-5Iz TL7c
Iron cotton ties-Sl 3Jf.l 20.
Professionalism bur firm.
Por; 50 l23s
Dry sailed meats-Boxed shoulders, b 20:
longs, s. 19isG6 p; ribs, r. ~ ,@6 ~ short
clear, s. 2lGi6 3si..
Bacon-Boxed sh, uiders. s. u: lonrs,
g. 81 ribs. - 81; shorts Gear, . j0tlG s2ta-
Hams-s9 JODl2 -.
NEW ORLEANS, La. NOV. 6.-R'ce-Tn Jar de
mand: ordinary TO prime, 3i.fs4 c.
c, fee 10. ordinary 10 far. ! "a if5ic.
SugIr-Opcn kettle, caster: fully f! T, l3l6c,
good FAR, &c: centrifugal active anu strong;
plantation granuIated. 1916: on plantation
eranulated, 3 II lC@t|i.c; choice white. sac;
OF white 37-lJ1s2i.c: gray white, 81. % a-lic;
choice yellow clariieI "a >3 . lie; p~;rne cl -
fed 3 sfS3 Bloc; CT clarl1 e. 'ost3 ltc: seq
onGs. 2i4M3c.
2gGt$Oc: good fair 27d>>c: far DC; centrifugal,
strictly prime. Pc: GOOD prime, 2ic; prime, 10
&c; good fair. lie; fair. l1c; good common, l2c;
common, lie; syrup, 24t29c.
KANSAS CITY. No. Nov. e. Wheat
Quiet No 9 red. cash. s5c bid
Tnrr1-- kr- -n IL
November 31c bid.
CHICAGO. Ill, Nov. I'm the wheat market
to-day q stronger feeling developed, and the
market was active and advancing throughout.
There was a good trade with the shorts cover
ing freely and buying on long account The adj
vance was attributed 10 the strong tenor OF ca
bic adyiceS, continued dry weather in the win
ter wheat country ami further ruInorS pertain
ing to the expectation Of wheat from Russia.
Corn vas strong ana decidedly higher. Small
receipts OF old corn. the active export demand
at the seatoard aud TIE strength in cash corn
here together with the sharp advance IN wheat
ana oats heightened the shorts and started
buying. During the last hour there was big
stump in corn heavy selling.
Hog products were quiet ana weak.
TIE leading futures closed:
Wheat-November, $3.50; December. G7ic;
Corrn-No. 9, November, 5sszc: December.
47c; May, 447sc.
Lard-December, IS l5 January, IS 30; May.
500.
Short ribs-November, IS s21s. December
- S21k; January. 8 81
Cash quotations were as follows:
No. spring wheat-s65.c.
No. cOrn-56l.c.
Mess pork-sS 35lS 80.
Lard-s3 1875.
Short ribs, sides, loose-s5 9OGs 90.
Dry sailed meats-Shoulders. boxed. s. =
G5 rs: short clear sides boxed. g 25ls6 30
NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-Wheat-Spot. higher.
No. 2 red 81 01GII071l. Options were unusually
acuive, advanced steady aud closed 2asQ2ssc
above yesterday. November closed 81 055.;
December, 81 OS5s May, 81 IA.
Corn-Spot higher, moderately active. oNo
7l172c. Options heavy Exports strengthened
the market and the advance OF izG34c was
scored and closed firm. November, Sc; De-
cember, Soc May. 54lt
Conee-Opened barely steady, TO p points
down, closed steady, 10 20 points down, Sales,
$3.50 bags. November. sll 95: December,
sli COAL 40; January, Sill BOIL 50; February,
81 s5; May, 81 1oG1l ID. Spot Rio, quiet and
firm; No. Z, l34c.
Sugar-Raw, firm and quiet Refined, frmer;
fair demand.
Molasses-Firm for New Orleans, quiet; COM
mon to fancy 2S0a2c; new crop, 4oG4Sc
Rice-Fairly active and firm
forMa1aA,asasvsr Trou-
bic, opMd gestion, use
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