Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-09
other Produce and ProvlsIous.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, March S-wheat-Cash,
lower; S92z9eOc. Options, May closed 80 and
May, O0Sc; July, S43Sc
Corn-Cash. lower S5Xc, Options, March,
BIC; May, 37SQ3Sc
oats-Lower. No 2. cash, sOxc; May. Bic
Comm eal-Steady: 81 90
Whisky-Steady; 81 IA.
Bagging-Steady; IS 506S 90
Iron cotton ties-sl 20lo1 %.
ProvisionS-Very quiet.
Pork-New, s11 %: old, 1926.
Lard, IS %.
Dry salt rneats-Loose lot shoulders, q 80;
longs and ribs, s. 90; shorts. % o5 boxed lots15
cents more.
Sc 1906 so; shorts, % 5506 80.
Hams-s9 O0Gl0 TO-
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. March s-wheat-DaA
Corn-Market steady. Cash, 8sc bid
Pork-Cash and March, sill 90
Lard-Cash. s. 20; March, Sc go
Dry salt meats-Partly cured shoulders,
cash, "A 50.
Short ribs-Cash. Is 50; long clear, cash, Is SOL
short clear sides, 30 e5
NEW YORK, March s-wheat--Spot unset
tied and quiet, closing, frner. No. g, red,
strong at sc decline on April, and unchanged
TO &C advance on other months. No 2, red,
March, q 0l3s; May. $3.50; July, 9716c.
Corn-Spot dull and easier. No 9, 40d40R9
4O1.c elevator Options unchanged TO kc:lower
on pressure TO sell and full receipts. March,
u Y.
Cofee-Options closed hrmer 10 up to points
down. Sales, $500 bags, March, sl3 aotGl3 As;
April, s12 SoQl2 so; May. sl2 i0Gl2 60; June,
sl2 2JI12 80; August s12 20; september SIG 100
i9 Is; October! sii 95stI2 90: December, 81 SD
II 90 pot Rio, dull No. q 14xc
Sugar-Raw, quiet and steady; refined firm
and active.
Molasses-Foreign, quiet; New Orleans, quiet
and firm.
Rice--Fairly active, firm.
NEW ORLEANS, LA, March a-sugar-
Strong Open kettle, good fair, 3G3 l-l6c;
fair, 2402Sc common 10 good common 9-l60
csc Centrifugals, choice yellow clarified.
3akc: prime yellow clarified. 3SEd3 11-16c; OF
yellow clarified. 31S6l3 9-lec; seconds 2L<lt3<c.
ing; fermenting, l54 &c; cintrifugals, firm;
strictly prime, l9c; good prime, l59l7c; fair TO
prime, 109l3c; common TO good common, 5000
Others unchanged.
CHICAGO, ILL, March a-Wheat opened
weak and lower to-day, touching the lowest
news and the situation both favored the bears
Cables were lower. domestic markets were de
Ginning the weather was all that could be de-
sired and crop prospects everywhere were full
OF announcement.
A surprising item Of news was reported--an
increase of 1.464,0O0 bushels In the amount OF
wheat and -four on ocean passage The bulls
got little cantor tout OF the fact that the Eng
lish visible .upply had been reduced nearly
million bushels during the week, and large ex-
port engagements continued 10 be reported
from New York
Buying at times was quite sharp but mostly
to cover former short sales. On every rally,
however, there was free short selling. Prices
Of May at and around the opening we're S7M1
S7Xc, but on heavy buying near the close by
the shorts advanced to SSsSc, and closed firm at
SS1yc.
Corn was quiet and lower on fine weather,
large receipts, increase in contract grade and
sympathy with weakness in wheat and pro-
Oats quiet and steady, closing at loss Of
Hog products suffered quite slump IN
Leading futures closed: Wheat March,
Corn-March, 4OEc; May, 42kc: July, 4lc.
Oats-May. 3oxc
Pork-March SO 90: May, s11 10
Lard-March, IS s.: May, 50 As
Short ribs-March 8 s21l; May, 8 90
I Cash quotations:
No. spring wheat-sshGssxe; No. q rsds
pic.
No Qcorn-l0Le
No. oats-29%c.
Mess pork-si0 SIX,
Lard-S 40.
Short ribs sides-Loose SOS s1I
Dry sailed snoulders-Boxed, ek7515 50
Short clear sigss-Boxed. 49,
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