Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-20

Cash quotations: No. spring wheat
f24@Sc, No . red, 52i(@sso
Corn-No. 8, i1ko.
Oats-No. >, .5&
Mess pork--sli S591l 90
Lard-fS 90
Short ribs, sides Qoose). e. 75@i0 90
Dry sailed shoulders (boxed), 81 t5,dI 20
Short cloar sides Cboxed), - 2OSs 2A
NHw ORLEAgs, LA, Oct iS-Sugar--
Firm at following quotations; New cen
trifugh on plantation, graduated, 4S9Aci
on white 70 choice white, 4A094 b-l6oi gray
white, axe; choice yellow clarified, lie
W4lSc, primo do, 3E04c; on do, 5h9
sSic refining grades. 2AG3llc.
Molasses Centrifugal, good prime new
2dci syrup, 22@S2c
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct 19-wheat--
lower; No 2 red, 6l<@G2l{c.
SSorn-Weaki No. . mixed M@stAc
NEW YORK, Oct. la.--Wheat-Spots
fairly active, lower and weak; No. red,
.'sc eleyatori options active and excited;
&gJ6e lower: declining on large increase
east Of the Rockies and on the Pacific coast;
continued large receipts and free selling
Tor new closing steady No. red Decem-
Der, 'ealc; March. s4jEc; May, S01c.
Coru-Spot active, lower and weak; No
red, 49@g4o elevator; options opened
| active; declining on increase east Of Rock
les, reacung and closed steady and Aa4c
on. October, $3.50; November, 5Okc De-
center, t0hc; May, 5lAc
Conee-Options opened steady aud I'M
CHANGED 10 Is points higher, closing barely
steady at down TO 4 up Sales 10, 100 bags,
including December, sl4 65(dii gUi Jau-
uary, 90 SOC March, Sii b5(pl4 20; April,
tl4 bOGl4 as; May, Sl4 b0ql4 %,
spot Ro-Quiet and steadyi No. Z, l6@
susar-Raw, dull and firm; refined
quiet and steady; fair refining, Sc;
oentrifugals % test, 8 7-l6Q3iSc; on A,
4 elB94 &c; mould A, b85 3-lBc; standard
A, l3.l0(s5c; confectioners A, 4 tl-l66oNci
utloaf, . o-l6tG51T; crushed, 5-iBG5hc;
| powdered, 4Qf5ci graduated, l3-l6d5c;
cubes, sciNo. Q, 4bSCllSEci No I, 7-l6c!
no. $ 4hc@4Sc; No. 9, 4S@4Ncj No,
TO- bloc; No. II, ss(GSJEc; No. IL, sX
| 9S4j No, 10, Sl5-l8@a 1910
- Molasses-New Orleans quietAnd steady.
Common to fancy, 25685c,
| hce-Actiye aud firm; domestic fair
10 extra 4h@6ci Japan, 5d5A,
Kansas city livestock.
KANSAS CRY, Mo, oct. l9.-Cattle-Re-
celpts, 300; shipments, 1850; market for
| good steers strong; others duh and weak
| 10 loweri beef and shipping steers, 81 20
| Sg4'oi all grades selling at 81 O5(d4 20 good
| cows STEADY; common weak to b0nl0O low
eri all grades selling at 81 25(G2 30; Texas
and Indian steers steady AZ s. lOd9 IS;
stockers and feeders steady TO lower at
s. 25@2 65.
| Hogs-Receipts 10. 500; shipments, 900:
market opened steady; closed strong TO 90
higher; all grades, "a 9Oa5 5Il6; bulk,
q 25G5 85.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; shipments, 800;
1000 90, m1ttons ana lambs strong iothers dun
anu weak muttons, q OOi lambs, 80 80.
ST. Louis Livestook.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Oct. iq.-Cattie-Re.
ceipts, 1900: shipments. 25OO, market was
| firm; fair TO choice native steers. 81 OOl0
40; medium to good Texas and Indian
steers, e. OOas 10; cows, si 9Oae co.
HOgs-Receipts, 900; : shipments, 500;
market opened higher, but advanced and
lost az the elosei heavy, 60 OOgh f5i pack
inEi 80 sglgo 3oi light ~ 4O9o GO.
Sheep-heeeipts, l5OOi shipments, -;
market was nrm iair 70 choice native NUT
TOMS f5 OSg4 iOi Texas range " OO94 %
Chicago Livestock
CHICAGO. Ill, Oct. lg.-Cattle-Re
ceipts, $1,000, shipmepts. 1000. market
was about steady; best natives. a. OO0Tb as T,
others, IS coal 30; Texans, ~ O5O19 ID ;
stockers, II 55Q9 no, rangers, 81 75C6
4 So; cows. q SbCu2 10
Hogs-Receipts. $500 shipments, 1000;
market opened lOc higher, closed dul, nd,