Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-13

ST. LOUIS, No, M.rchl2-wheat-Feu XA
sc early, raised &c and closed so below YES
terdsy; No. . red, cash, $3.50; May, s954Gs94Sc;
Corn-Fol1owed wheat and closed a:aIc be-
low yesterday. No. 3, cash, SoSc; March, 5sci
oats-No 2. cash. steady, soKc; May, lower,
Corr realistically; 81 9a
Whisky-Steady; 81 l3.
Bagging-Quiet; 65s3Sc
Iron cotton ties-Sl 2OllI g.
Professionalism, little lower.
For5-NeT, Sll O0Gll 25i old, 80 25.
Dry salt meats, Goose Shoulders, 81 so;
longs and lbs, s. so; shorts, 50 % Boxed
lots, l5c more.
Baoon-shoulders. $ s7KG5 50; longs and
ribs, s. 20; shorts, IS 80.
Hams-sa 000I0 80.
KANSAS CITY, No. March is.-Wheat-Mar-
ket lower No. 2, hard, 763lG777Sc; No red,
Corn.Fair demand and easier. No 9 cash,
S2zse bid; March, SSlse asked; May, S25se bid,
Pork-Cash and March, $40 80
Lard-Cash and March, 80 25
Dry salt meats partly cured shoulders),
cash, 81 So
Short rio sides, cash, s. 75i ng clear sides.
Short clear sides, IS 90
NEW ORLEANS, La, March 12.-Sugar-
Active, strong Open kettle, goel fair, SSc;
good common to fair, 2S93c Centrifugals,
choice yellow clarified 3Bc; prime yellow
Molasses-FIrm; open kettle, fermenting,
1s021c;c sntrifugals, strictly prime, 19c; good
prime, l5Dl7c; fair TO prime 100 l3c; common
10 good to common 6Q9c.
.Hog-PrOduets barely steady, and 9th ers IN
; Cafc1Go, Ill, March 1a.-Everything dealt
in on the board OF trade was again weak and
lower today. News was generally bearish and
conditions rather discouraging to holders. Ca
blcs were weak and lower. On the continent
some generalization was reported and especi-
ally at Berlin. Domestic markets all had a
downward tendency and the bulls seemed tired
cut and discouraged.
The milduess which the weather map showed
to be prevailing throughout the winter wheat
belt was also weak factor, still covering on
breaks was sufficient TO prevent any great
slump in values.
Corn was weak and a lower range Of values
was again recorded. The weakness was due TO
liquidation largely by country holders, the gov
ernment report evidently having bearish in
tiuencc in the interior.
Oats were traded in freely during the early
partsof the session, but in the last hour the
market became quiet, closing sc OF from yes
terd3v.
Hog products, governed largely by the huc-
tuations in the wheat and corn markets, were
dull, with narrow fluctuations.
Leading futures closed: Wheat March,
S59Sc; May, s72{c
Corn--March, 804c; May. 4Osc: June, $3.50
Mess pork-Aiarch $40 20: May. SO SIX.
Lard-March, s. 30: May, IS S71..
Short ribs-March. % IS; May, IS S.
No. 9 spring, wheat-s5Hc; No. 2, rad soxO>
No. 2corn-39c
No. 2 oats--2Sxc.
Mess pork-si0 67jEl110 20,
Lard-S6 321s.
Short ribs sides-Loose, s. 70
Dry sailed shoulderS-Boxed, 81 70
Short clear sides-Boxed, 50 IS
NEW YORK. March 2--wheat--Spot dull
and lower. No. 9, red, 81 olk11 027f store and
elevator Options declined steadily, closed
weak, ss62ic under last night on lower cables,
favorable crop weather West and long selling.
No. 9, red, March. 99c; May, 9S%c; July, e6Ac.
Corn-Spot, dull, weaker, 2, 4sL94SHo
elevator and options declined 1sG%c; closed
weak with weak cables, March, 4sa; May, 4shI
July, 47%;.
Coree-Options opened steady, unchanged,
to points up; closed firm, unchanged, to Is
up. Sales, So $50 bags; March, si3 80: Aprlsi3 10
0l3l5; May, Sl27 5Gl2S8; June, SIC July SIC IS
September, SI22U; Octber SI2lO; December, s11 IS
Spot Rio quiet, firm; No z, l4ssc.
Sugar-Raw, quiet and firm. Refined, active
and higher. No 8, l3-I663 1916: No. Z, $40
35c; No 6. I1-1613 1896; No. Q, Sss6l3slc; No.
10, 8 o 1893 1l-l6c; No II. 3l@35Sc; No. 12, 3
7-l66J3 9l6c; OF A, Ell4 Slice; mould a. 9-l6E0
4 l1-l6c; standard A, 4&041fc; confectioners A,
cut loaf. 5GD1Sc; crushed, 595Hc;
powdered, 41z145Sc; graduated, A 5-l6G4SSc;
cubes. 41s645sc.
Molasses-Foreign, dull; 50-test, I2c New
Orleans, quiet and firm; common to fancy,
Rice-Good derf md and firm. Domestic, fair
to choice, 416a1sc; pan, neEy$1S5Ie