Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-25


ss-isg5}sc; powdered, 4Cssc; granala,ed.
I lslga5c; cuhes, bNci No. q +k@isei
th@451c No. 10, I 5-i6ci No H. $50
l5-l6.
AIolasses--Foreien, nominal, New Or
leans quiei and steady. Common TO fancy,
2ifdSjc
hlce--Flrm, good demand; domestic fair
70 extra - 600 Japan, b6sA,
Cnioleo, III. Oct "a -N0iwithstand-
ing the biggest Increase III visible supply
OF wheat evor known in one week tho
price to-day gainGd ~.
Coru advanced "a ful cont and more In
the iaco Of Inc lailuve OF one OF the best
known firms IN The trade. Provisions too,
were strong but much profit grabbing by
nnlls kept quotations down At the close 10
about Saturday nights figures. Conditions
were IN the main lar FROM bulhsh in wheat
Gables were lower local receipts about GO
cars above the estimate aud the weather
rainy, just what il has boon claimed fall
sown wheat needed But IL was argued
the wet weather would cut OF receipts,
ana there was pretty irec covering on the
break, which took place Saturday, as well
as rather a generous investment buying.
Another Strengthening factor was the con
Tadicted report Of big failure IN Paris
, saturday. The market weakened some
during the last hour, mainly on the big in
crease 10 visible but closed within I a. &c
OF the top for the DAY.
Corn-tairly active, strong throughout
most Of the session. Tho weather was a
considerable factor, as 1t was argued the
rain would cut on rec 'ipts aud the firm
feeling which ruled in other pits also
helped. Shorts were good buyers aud
there was some Investment demand
Coon .NCompany's failure seemed a null
lity, owing, It Is said, to the general belief
that when It occurred they were even iu
the pit. Reports from the country were
mostly 70 the effect that husking was very
| disappointing, both as to quality and guam
/ tty
Wet weather and sts myth in corn scared
the oat shorts into covering, The close was
alta net g ain OF 1f09ic
Proyis ions opened strong and higher, and
| the advance was well maintained for a
while, but selling kutcked OF a consider
aole portion of the early gain In pork and
/ lard and all Of II In ribs.
Leading futures closed:
| Wheat-Ootober, 72kci December, sic
| May, IeAg%c,
Corn-October, acc; December, an
| November, 42c, May, 1910.
Oats-Noyember, 2seSoi December, SOslc;
| May, &A@kc
Mess PorR-Novembcr sls 70; January,
tl3 49,
Lard-NOvembor, IS o24 january,
short ribs-october $40 3d. January,
s. %.
Cash quotations.. No. / spring wheat
72iio; No. . rod, '2@i.c.
| COrn-No 2, AGE
| Oats-N0. ., 9Nkc; No 9 white, zoe
Mess pork -sl2 25ySl2 50
Lard-sS So
Short ribs, sides Qoosel. S. 7 tGlO so
| Dry sailed shoulders (boNed), 81 900 %
short clear sides boxed, 8 SO9o ia
New York I.ivoatooM
NEW YoRE, N. ", oct, 4.-Beeves-Re
| ceipts. BOO, shipments, ---; the mnrk0
firm for choice shsGe easier for commit
| TO medium native steers 81 VO,05 10
Texans and Colorados, - 10; bulls m,
cows, 81 1908 %; grassers aud westerns
&! 05dl2 20.
sheep and lambs Receipts. ld,0O mar
ket steady; sheep a. 5OaSj 0Ji lamb
higher, 81 1905 -
St Louis Livestock
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct "A -Cattle-Re
CENTS 500; shipmeuts, 300 market steady
iirm fair 70 choice native steers ~ eO94 70
medium 10 good Texas and Indian stoers
81 OO@a W; Gamers, 81 S0@S %; cows
81 25C12 %,
Hogs -Receip,s $500; shipments, eoOc
market nin; heavy. e. zoos 90 packing
| 81 ANlNt ~ AltuAH - sNNtN f.ss
Sheep-Recetpts, 300, shipments, 1890
market strong medium TO gaod, q bngi W
choice to fancy mutions, 81 UOG5 20
Texas sheep range, s. 1St9l ",
Chicago I.ivrstncA
CmcAeo, ILL.,, Oct. "a --Cattie--Re
ceiptA $1,000; shipments, 1000; Steady
good 10 extra natives 8 OO'ab Boz others
is t084 9Oi rangers, s. 2ia4 2S; Te1aus
Hogs -iIeceipts. 2SOCO shipments, 9Ooj
market active: steady TO strong roug
and common, s. l0@5 40, mixed ap
packer, % 45d5 3d. prime heavy an
butchers weights, - tO9l foi lights
sheepVReoalpts, GOO; shipments, 1000
market steady 20 strong; natives, 50 p
Ca5 90; TEXANS. Is D5; westerns, 81 .
h 4 81; lambs, 50 75@5 O.; stockers, ~ ?
as TO- ewes, mixed "a 25Ga o0i wethers
y OOte5 ~,
Kansas city livestock
KANSAS Cirr. Bio, Oct 2L-Cattle-Re
ceipts, GOO; shipments, 5l00i market 70
dressed beef aud shipping steers, 81 l
"a ~, COWS and heticrs and foodersi 81 ;
(a9 Ssi Texas and Indian steers, -
0bB TO- stookers, g. 0l9B %.
HoGs-lfeoeiptN 4OCli shipme9n's' SsoV
barely stsedy to lower: bulk, s.
0sheep-Reeeipts, $500; shipments, none
market nominal, steadyi muttonsi 81 10
lambs, e. ".
st. Louis Wool
81. I.outs, Mo, oct. 2L-Wool-IIeceipt
Tic, 600; shipments, 2i,G0Oi market wa
steady at previous quotations. Demhn
almost wholly for best grades 20 meet cur
rent needs Of western mills. Low grade
were very duh