Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-27
Other Produce. Etc.

ST. LOUIS No.. June e6-Whest-Opened
excited and sc lower; closed weak, lAQl's
lower than yesterdays close No red, cash,
y.Isc; July, SI1sc b1di August, Si1Lc' December,
S15.feS12lc asked.
Corn-rhe opening was &c of from yester-
days last sales. and the close was easy. ls.G
Ike below yesterday. No. ., cash, oa.l tGooc;
July, 5lisc; September, 47c: year, &c.
Oats--Dull, and closed llac below yesterdays
close. No 9, cash. 2oii G3Bc; July, S0sie asked;
August, 271sc, and nominal.
Corn meal-Steady, 81 1908 10.
Wnisky-Steady al 81 10.
Professionalism and lower.
Pork-s10 ~.
Lard-so 20.
Dry salt meats--shoulders, boxed. a s7l:;
longs, s. So; ribs. s. %: short clear, to 10.
Bacou-Boxed shoulders, So 37ls; longs u a
as so: ribs. 50 ao46 90: short clear, ID 20.
NEW ORLEANS. La June 25-Cofee-Dull.
Rio. ordinary to fair, lS9l9e.
Sugar and moiasses. nominal
CHICAGO. ILL, June 26.-Ihe feeling was bull
ish in the wheat pit " the opening to-day, and
for the first minute or so July was taken at q
Gsic advance over the closing OF yesterday,
though deferred futures were not so strong, but
the situation was quickly reversed early buy.
ers turned sellers and a pronounced break i9
prices was the result July closed 1l.c lower
than yesterday.
Corn started firm, partly from storms
ported to have prevailed yesterday and partly
first few minutes at 53.i cosic, but these prices
proved so attractive that Hood of long cord
came on the market. July sold TO 5ezsc. 1t rul,
lied to DC, but broke again to o2s.c, ana closed
q shade higher.
These was good trade in provisions and huc-
tuations were confined to narrow limits.
Leading futures closed:
S7lsc
Porb-July, 80 seq; September $40 10.
Lard-July, IS o.; September, % 30
Short ribs7July, d IS; September, u o.
Cash quotations:
Spring wheat, aSalgeic.
Corn-No. 9, 55s:c.
Mess pork-S9 80.
Lcrd-SS G.J.-
Short rib sides, s. 90
Dry salt meats-Boxed. shoulders, Is 0JQ5 IL;
short clear sides, b atG6 -.
NEW YORK. June 26.-wheat-Spots, lower
and moderately active; No2 red 81 05Il o. op-
tons heavy and down; July, 81 O2l4; Septem-
Der, 96l4c; December, 9S!sc.
Corn-Spot, active and easy; No. 9, e. a &c.
Options duh and weak. July, o1xc; September,
Conee-options closed to % points up.
Ql6 g. September. SIS 1OGl5 %; December,
el3 S59I3 80. Spot Rio. quiet at frmer at lsci..
Sugar-Raw, frmer and in demand; sales
four cargoes Of ceutrifugals to Philadelphia
and Baltimore at 8 7-l6c for 96test, 500 tons
Barbados, 50 test, at SIC, and refined trmer-
No. 9, sSc: No. Z, SIC, No. = ll-l6e; No 9,
OF A. 4 l-l6G41sc. confectioner's A, Al4e; mould
A. 4Hc; standard A, 5-16c; cut loaf. SIC;
crushed, Sic; Powdered 4sso; granuiated,
KANSAS CRY, Mo. June Is -Wheat-Weaker;
No 2 red. cash, SSls9c-
Corn-Steady. No q cash, 5l,sc bid
st. Louis Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS, Mo. June 28.-Wool-Receipts,
I55, 600 pounds Market quiet and easy. Fair
sales for desirable qualities, but inferior and
bury were dead dull. There has been large
speculative movement outward OF washed ~
the present low prices, but manufacturers are
still holding on.
Boston Wool Market.
Special to the Gazette.
BOSTON. MASS, June 26-Wool-In limited
oegnas Sa5sy easy aa Iersen s
II, $50 bales domestic, 1909 foreign.
Livestock Markets.
ST LOUIS, Mo-. June ed-Cattle-Receipts,
100; shipments, E600. Market strong. Good u
fancy native steers, o 000S 70: fair 70 good
native steers, % soG5 %; Texans and Indians.
Hoss. Receipts, 1900; shipments, l1oo- Pricei
SSeep-Receipts, 200: shipments, 1000 Mar.
ket steady. Fair to fancy, s. SCI "a
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 26.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 300; shipments, so Best natives
firm. others dull: steers, q 5Oa5 7s; stockers
and feeders, 81 5014 %.
Hogs-Receipts, 800; shipments. 1900. Mar
455.
Sheep--Receipts. none, shipments, 100 Mar.
ket steady.
CHICAGO, ILL. June 26.-Cattle : Receipts
400; shipments 20O0. Moderately active. steady.
No prime steers on sale; others. . COOS 30;
Texans. q 40G3 30; stockers, e 5G13 60
Hogs-Receipts, 14.0c0: shipments, 8,0OA
Active and higher. All grades "a 25lt4 s..
Sheep-Receipts, 600; shipments, 1000 Mar.
ket slow and weak to lower. Natives, a50G5 IS,
Texans, a 90; westerns, "a 6oSl4 s..
NEW YORK, June Observation-Disclosures,
300. Market dull Native steers. "a 1905 %:
TEXANS, g 5004 10; Dressed beef, steady az
8L@9,1c Shipments to-day, 400 beeves.; to-
morrow, 2i00 beeves and 500 quarters Of beef.
Sheep-Receipts, 400 Market &c loweri
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