Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-10
err Produce and Provisions

ST LOUIS, No, March S-Wheat-Cash
! lower: s9ai@9Oc. Options, May closed y O and
| July ;5e above yes -erday; March, 9OL+c bud;
| May, UOzsc; July. a &C
corI-Cash. lower Ss%c, Options, March,
| &c; May, 90 5sGS3Sc.
oats-Lowef. No p cash. SOslc; May, Bic
Cornmeal-Steady: s. 90.
Whlsky-Steady; 81 IA
Bagging-Steady; s. 5oGs CO.
IRON cotton ties-Sl 2Olt1 gS.
Provisions. Very quiet.
Pork--New, sll %: old, 80 IS.
Lard, s. %
Dry salt meats-Loose lot shoulders, 81 80;
longs and ribs s. co. shorts, s5 O.; boxed lots Is
Genus more.
Baeon-Shoulders, s. 20; longs and ribs,
Is 1876 50: shorts, s. 550o 20.
Hams-S9 O01l0 20.
No bids.
Corn Market steady. Cash, Scbid
PorS-Cash and March, Sli 90
Lard-Cash. IS 20; March, IS So
Dry salt meats-Partly cured shoulders,
Short ribs-Casb. s. 80; long clear, cash, g 50;
short clear sides, S5's5.
NEW YORK. March -Wheat-Spot unset
tied and quiet, closing frmer. No. 9, rsd,
81 O31sDl ga st0re and elevator. Options
strong at sc decline on April and UNCHANGED
TO sc advance on other months. No 2, red,
March, 81 OBS; May, 99ac; July, g7tsc
Corn-Spot dull and easier. No 2, 4Oa4O7Se1
401ac elevator Options unchanged 10 14cslo.yer
on pressure TO Sell and full receipts. March,
1890; May, 4siac; July, 1870.
Cohee-Optlols closed hrmer. 10up to points
down. sales, 26Uo0 bags. March. sl3 coa13 40;
April, sl2 500 u so; May. sl3 Odl2 co; June,
si2 2Sgl2 30; August, 1920: september. Sl9 l06G
y 10; October, 81 $50 90: December, 81 $50
II 80 pot Rio, dun No. g 145sc.
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady; refined firm
Molasses- Foreign, quiet; New Orleans, quiet
and firm.
Rice-Fairly active, firm
NEW ORLEANS, La, March a-Sugar-
Strong open Kettle, good fair, SOB Lite;
fair, 25t125sc; common to good common, , g-l6G1
23sc. CentrifUgals, choice yellow clarified.
S2c; prime yellow clarified. 55a@3 1i-l6c; OF
yellow clarified. 55.4s3 81, C; seconds 214GJ3i4c
MC.3sses-OEen I,ette, no sJund goCjs offer
Ing; fermenting, E@ &c; ntsifugals. frm:
strictly prime l9c; good prime, l59l5c; fair to
Others unchanged
CHICAGO, Ill, March S-Wlrat opened
weak aad lower TO-DAY. touching tie lowest
p-ice yet recorded fc- the present LroD. ne
news AID the situation both favored TIE bears.
Cables @ere lower. domestic markets we're de-
Ginning the weather was all that could bs de-
sired ana crop p-ospec- everywhere were full
o. elcOuTaEenenr.
a Surprising item Of news was repOrted--sn
increase q I.45s0O0 bushels in the aa-o1Ht OF
cheat AM llOcr on ocean passage. The bulls
got little canfOs tout OF the fact that the Eng
Lsh visible uDp.y haG been 4educed nearly =
million bushels Cuyin5 ths week, and large ez-
port engagements continued 70 be reported
from Ne- 4ori..
buying at times was quite sharp, but mostly
to cover former short Gales. On every rally,
however, t1ere Yas Tree short selling. Prices
Of May at ana around the opening we're G9H9
sac, but on heavy buying near the close by
the shorts advanced 10 S35sc, and closed firm at
sSi-c.
Corn was quiet and lower on fine welther,
large receipts, ilcFeas IN contract grade and
sympathy with weakness in wheat and pro-
Cats quiet and STEADY, closing at a loss Of
&c.
prices
Sc C; Nay. Ss5sc.
Ccrn-Aiarch. &c; May, z29sc: July, 4lc
Oats-Mly, S0ssc-
Po-k-Aarch SO %: May. Sit 10
Lard-Niarch, s. %; Nay. s. -.
Short riD5-M4rch, s. 621z; May g %
Z Cash Quotations:
No. spring wheat-SGl0s55sc; No. p red,
gle
No 2coTn-41!c.
No. = osts-2J1.c.
Mess pOrk-slO s75k,
Lard-f5 40
short ribs sides-Loose. s@5SsN
Dry sailed shOulksrs 1897 u 75I5 50
Short clear sides 49,. s. q
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