Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-12
other Produce and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 11-Wheat-GoVern-
ment figures on farmers reserve, coupled with
the present hard freeze in the north, caused
decline OF prices, and the market closed 1Hc
6eIoW yesterday. No. red, cash. 9oc; May,
S9S&9uc; July, s3Ec.
Corn-FoIowed wheat on the down grade and
closed sEc below yesterday. No. 2, cash and
March, 36Eci May. S7SIS74c.
oats-Lower. No. Q cash, So9sGSoMci May,
CoTnmeal-Quiet; 81 o5.
Whlsky-Steady; 81 Is.
Bagging-Quiet; 61s4Sc
Iron cotton IleS-Sl aO5l1 g.
Professionalism, easy.
Pork-New, 81 I9ls911 e5; old, 90 IS.
Lara-Duli; % 200S IS.
longs and ribs, a s; shorts S. o.
Bacpn-Shoulders. % 375sa5 so; longs and
ribs, % 4oge IS; shorts, s. 9O95 IS.
Hams-s9 0o910 50.
NEW ORLEANS La. March 11-Conee-RiO,
ordinary TO fair, 150l7&c
Sugar-Active, strong. Open kettle, prime
to strictly prime, SIC; Iully fair. Lice; fair TO
good Iair, &c. CenIrltugals, prime yellow clari-
hed, 1910; on yellow clarified, 31zI13%c; sec
onds, 2&eSSI&c
Molssses-open kettle, no sound goods offer
ing; fernenting, 15922c; centrifugals, strictly
prime, l9c; good prime, l5G9l7c; fair to prime,
lo9l3c; common to good common, e09c-
KANSAS CITY, No, March 11,-Wheat-DuII,
nothing doing, no bids. No. 9, hard, quoted
711sc; red nominally, Sc
March, S3slc bid.
Pork-Cash and March, $40 75.
Lard-Cash and March, So %.
Dry salt meats partly cured shoulders),
Short ri6 sides, cash, IS 70; long clear sides,
cash. - 20,
Short clear sides, 50 so
CHICAGO, LII, March 4-Everything dealt
IN on the board Of trade was weak and lower
to-day, and wheat touched lowest point yet re-
corded for last years crop couple Of days
ago MAY futures went down to S7I.c the loUest
n n mi fa-da fcfr oh
Government estimates issued yesterday aft
ernoon after the close of the board, showing ex-
tremelv heavy reserves of wheat and corn still
in farmers hands. had a bearish effect on those
cereals, and hog products were affected sympa-
thetically, but the chief bearish feature was
the report that the anti-option bill in congress
would come up for action Monday In addition
the weather gave promise OF q decided i'm
proyenent. Moreover, New York had heavy
selling orders here at the start, and hles were
weaker. The market was nervous and irregu4
lar near the close, but closed steady.
Corn very weak, opened only 1sc OF but the
market was sick from the start declining
thTo lghout the session till near the close when
ii reacted point closing with lossof &c.
Oats active but IN sympathy with the break
in wheat and corn
Hog products opened rather strong, but
weakness in grains caused a steady decline
Leading futures closed; Wheat March,
ccrn-March; 1885, May, Ale: June, 4Oc
Oats-Msy, soc.
Mess pork-ldarch $40 72Is; Nav. $40 %.
Lard-Msrch, IS 30; May, &c 375s.
Short ribs-March, s. 77h; May, IS sa11.
Cash quotations:
No. spring wheat-s5zci No. g, red. 9sc.
No 2corn-39sc
No g oats-29c.
Mess pork-sl0 70110 72X,
Lard-s6 321z.
Short ribs sides-Loose, s. 75a5 Tx.
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, 81 76G5 50
Short clear sides-BoIed, s. %
NEW YORK, March It-Wheat-Spot IN.
settled, dull and lower. No. 9 red, 81 0islQaI o3
store and elevator. Options declined lA011.o
on Foreign selling, easier cables better weather
West and the leftover effects Of the govern
ment report OF yesterday, advanced HGAc on
shorts covering. closing steady at IklIxo
under yesterday. No red, March, 81 COZ;
May, 9Sze; July e6Iz.
Corn-Spot, lower, moderately active. No g
iS5s Gl492Sc, elevator. Options showed %lKc
decline, closed weak with wheat and longs
selling. March, 1880; May, 1880; July, axe.
Co1ee-Options opened steady, unchanged to
points up; closed steady, unchanged to 10
points up. Sales, 1890 bags. March. si3 55G1
% 60; April Si2 e59l3 90; May. sl2 20: June,
ll2 4Ot1l2 49, July, sl2 80; August, az 30; Sep
ember, sl2 15912 ~. Spot Rio duh and steady.
No. z, 1870.
sugarERaw. quiet. Refined, quiet and
steady
Molasses-Foreign, dull; New Orleans, quiet
md firm.
Rice-Fair demand and fru