Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-17
Other Produce and ProrI,Ions

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 16-Wheat-The bad
weather caused active demand from the shorts
and prices sharply advanced, May rising 1c,
July 1870. The latter declined but closed 10
for May and l9sc for July above yesterday. No.
red, cash. SS5Sc; May. SS5l1SSSc; July, S35fc:
Corn ielowed wheat both up and down and
oats-Casf, roninaly worth 20; May
higher. closing 2sssc-
Cornmeal--Stell Y, 81 9h.
Whisky-Quiet a. 81 Is.
Bagging-Steady at 6HGSa
Iron cotton tles-Sl 2Ol1l %.
Provisions:
Pork-Better at SO SIX.
Lard-F .rmer at Is ID
longs and ribs, 50 40; shorts s. So
Bacon-Shoulders % 10; longs and
ribs, s. 30: shorts, S. 90
KANSAS CITY, NO. March 16-Wheat-durI,
STEADY No hard cash, 76G77c; No. 2, ID.
Corn II, n on light receiptsi mixed, $40
3lI5c; No. =, white, 35c. Ops easy. No. 2,
March, &c; April. S9l4c; May, SIC bid
Pork-Cash ana March, az p.
Lard--Cash and March, 6 In
Dry salt meats-Partly cured shoulders, sl25
Short ribs--Sides, cash, 80 TO-
Long clear--Cash, = 60; long clear sides, % 70.
CIIA9o, ILL, March16--There was fairde-
maj wheat to-day, but offerings were less
urge. 1. nd much better cling Iervaded the
market. his is partly ne To natural reao-
ton from the Z rene oppression which has
m !. kes IS the re. elpt Of numerous crop damage
re ports from Michigan Ohio Indiana, Missouri
and Kansas. Comm as they did from various
sections OPP rators en- to pace some reliance
IN them and Oought quite freely.
Bradstreets reported decrease OF 10000
bushels east of, and decrease OF 49,, OC0ibushelS
west OF the Rocky Mountains Export clearan-
were again large Near the close there
were better advices from abroad and short sell
lers turning in to take profits, there was
rally and the market closed firm
Corn was quiet and firm during the fore noon
Influenced almost entirely by sympathy with
firmness in wheat and other speculative pro-
ducts During the last hour, however, the mar
ket turned weak when wheat broke and lost
o Oats sympathized with corn and closed at 10
Hog products started firm; there was reac-
ton when grain turned weak.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-March, S4lsc; May. S61zc.
Corn-March, sS4c; May Ssdc; june
3sAc
PorIx-NIarch SO 10: May. SO IS.
Lard-March, g 271z: May, S. S2H.
Short ribs-Msrch, s. s.; May, IS 90
No. spring wheat-sFsc; No. red, ssHG
No 2corn-3S1zc
No. oats--2Sl4 Gl28Hc.
Mess pork-s104 40
Short ribs sides-Loose, g 81
Dry saIted shoulders-Bo1ed, 81 7595 90
Short clear sides-Boxed. % 10
NEW ORLEANS, La, March -Conee-Steady'
Rio, ordinary to fair, 1Ji117xc.
Sugar Open kettle, very strong; fully fair,
3@c; good common to fair, 2A@3c. Centrifu-
gals, Strong; seconds, 3Sc.
Molasses Open kettle, nominal. Centrifu-
gas firm: strictly prime 1ec; good prime,
i5117c; fair to prime lOGl3c; common 70
good common, 6G9c.
NEW YORK March 15.-Wheat-Spot, quiet,
strong. No. 2 red, 81 001sG1 coz; store and
elevator Options advanced B0l2sc on Brad
streets statement Of decrease OF supplies and
bad crop reports from the Northwest. Liberal
clearances and reported postponement Of
Consideration Of the snti-option bill declined
H61sc Weather better abroad and foreigners
selling. Closed steady, 10lltc over yesterday,
No. 2 red March 99ssc; May Hssc; July s5z<c,
Corn-SpoI, frmer, moderately active, No. g,
&c elevator Options opened LGhc up with
wheat, closed weak with increase in Brad
streets at &c up to sc down. March, 47c;
Nav 4sZe: July, 1850.
Coffee-Options opened steady, unchanged 70
Is points down, closed steady I'M 10 D down.
Saies.s25O bags. March,sl3 70; My sl2 95; July,
si2 20; august. sl2 80; September, Si3 80; Octo-
Der. Sl2 25; December, el2 81 Spot Spot Rio
duh steady, No z, 14hc.
Sugar--RaH, moderately active and steady.
Safes. 1,0lO bags. Centrfugals 10 Boston at
80 eff for Go tes.- Refined firm, fair demand
No g 8 I1-l6c; No. TO- 3xS3Xc; No. II, s-lo3
311-i6c; No. y, 31s93sSc.
Nolasses-Foreign, dull; New Orleans, i'm
Rice-Firn, fa5r demand.