Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-26


suaar-Rsw, Dull and ARM refined,
test, a7--i0c; rehned steady of A,
gl6.eA jSc; mould a, sos 5'ioei
standard A, A1a-lUs5c; confectioners A.
4li-iG@xc; cut loaf, D Si1Sd55si crushed,
iCa54c powdered, 4la5ci graduated,
la-lod5c; cubes, 5sci. No. = tSggt&ei
4N@ilSc, 40. 10, I 5-i0ci No. Il, 3Na
sye; No. ia sss@Ssai No. 10 SlSlO9
31516.
Moiasses-Foreigu nominal New Or
leans duh and steady. Common to fancy,
2tda5V.
Rice.-Aciiye aud firm; domestic fair
10 extra, 4ISGtci Japan, 5@aA,
CuirAao, LII, Oct. 24-The lowesr point
Of we year was reached by wheat prices
to-day. Other cereals were also depressed
hut all showed strength at the close. The
heavy increase OF stocks and tue scarcity
o. storage room were among the many
causes OF weakness
Compared with "a night wheat this even
ing, Notwithstanding tho dive during tho
day. wai only sc on for May December
Ceru-Down for November aud &c up
| for May
WheSt-Rather slow
| Cables brought no encouraging news aud
I domestic markets were AL lower. 10
ceipts continue liberal AZ all points aud tho
| clearing weather was taken 20 indicate
there would be acontluuanoe OF the move
mcnt at least for the prsent. The amount
| OF wheat and iiouron ocean passage shows
| heavy Increase and light demand and
comparative cheapncss Of the lower grades
showed IL was argue {. A considerable part
! Of the price Of contract grade was purely
| speculative aud out OF proportion with Tue
commercial value Of milling goods, a big
L.. aN.N AZ Inn uaN NH
likely 10 be followed by another next week.
! Corn-Nluderately active influenced
partly by hne, weather and also weakness
IN wheat
Another depressing feature was the bis
increase Of stocks Of contract In store.
Mixed Oats-.ln onah market, dull anu
neglected This rived 10 dcpress sreinla
tive market ami pressure TO sell carried
down prices
Provisions ruled strong, prices were held
heavier and there woro frequent ructua
tons In pork, but the market was AT III
Lard-WeaE, and tloscd lower than OF
day before,
Ribs closed rs lower for octobcr ~ OF
for November aud y higher FOR January
| Pork, ut close from n 10 ibe over hha
quotations OF day before
Loading futures closed:
Wheat-Uctober, 'iAci December iS'tc
Corn-October, 4i5ac; December 42@hc
November <eci May, 4jsc
oats-Noyemoer, asSoi December, alNc
Moss PORK November, sia osi January
iard-November, Is CO., JAnuary,S C1ii
Short ribs-Octobor, $40 bOi January
50 wy -.
: Cash quotations; NO spring "heA
4 5lAc; No2 rcd, llise,
Soth- % ! esntlsgsis o ,vh,,a aac
T. Oa.s--n ~, : 49, ,,S w "'''''
9 9 ~ "a si' '''%i
s 49, ~. s,a., noo,., A. 7,Gsio 10
Dry s,iied shonisars fsoxed, n i5CdJ q
" 49, 49,, ts,.s ~, "a, a soCf M
snort GEAR sues looNoul, - oVS
kAn'H' CI'I l-Vsa."oS
Kansas CRY, Mo, Oct. Is, --1jattle-h
ceipts, 900, shipments, 4ooJi Market =
good cattle was active and strongi other
generally steady: dreasod oeei ana sni
ping steers, ~ 10; cows Ano heuu's =. g a,
q III ls5 rex , enS ~ ipe 1Saa s IA
s'8 Ter fsS isoo. shipments. 49,
IVes Ivo 49, ,i'.tnss st,ony,
Inarket was steauy u.os ~ ss.iRt ash'
grades, y w ? % ION. sh,nn,snts NON
Sneep-NeCs ~ IN, n,,,,tans AZ bo
mMHet Nss ~ " ,,ss o.
loi Janus, % S'Vs0 -
d New fsrN .A.es :. ~ n
ceipts, so; shipments, -; feeding hri
grassers and westerns, T. o592
firm for choicei shaGe easier tor comm
10 medium native steers, 81 OOGb
- Texans and Colorados, " TO- bnls
a. COWS, 81 l0@S OOi s,oo. -,
sheep anu lamns -necslp's EagstI
ket quiet steaayi sheeP' - "'S''
lambs, - S'H'
~ Louis LhVeAt"ok'
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct 90 --Cattle-F
coipts $500; shipments. 300, thipmen
700; active l0(Glhc; higher; fair 70 cho