Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-14

New louisiana sugar steady. Centrifugal
OF white, sc; gray on white, dL0u-loci
prime yellow clarified, ~ on do, sNIsAci
syrup, Sc.
CuIoL0o, Ia, Dot ia--Oats and pork
did tho capering on Change to-day. Si6
one tlho caused tumble Of Asjs. Wright
bid January PORK up ~. Wheat was stub
born. II closed stropg with an advance
after recovering tho decline.
With 90 cara So sight corn was less
steady and shows net loss OF y from last
night
With some advance also abroad and Gin
cinnau Price Current estimating the crop
30, OOO,OlO bushels aud supply on OctoOor
1. Including old wheat left over At 80 co.,
600 against N, 900, 900 bushels last year the
crowd was inclined 70 regard the showing
as decidedly bullish at the start and there
was good buying for time. But hrmuess
iod 70 free realizing by the longs being dis
posed 10 take profits, and the strength soon
disappeared. There was not much activity
or breadth TO trade, professionals doing
most Of the business. There was a rally OF
| y at the close,
Con-Rcoeipts heavy, being 40 cars
above the estimate, with prospects OF a
/ steady Increase aud there was Nee selling
both by discouraged holders aud Tor short
account, with little demand except TO cover
| shorts aud secure profits.
In oats there was larger volume OF bus
| mess done than for some time past and AN
irregular range OF prices. The close was
steady with net decline Of 1f99s.
Hog products generally stronger. Re-
ceipts of live hogs less than expected aud
there was not much urgency In selling pro-
ducts
Leading futures closed:
WheAt-october, 7SSc; December, 7S)(@
corn-octo6er, 41Jl@4ac, December,
4l4@AlAoi May, 46Ac.
oats-october, 2sSSci November, SOS
Mess 'Pork-November, Gil So; Janu-
AIRY, SIC b1i[.
Lasd-Novembcr, 81 4as<; january
short rIOs-octOber, 50 70; january,
CASH quotations, No. . spring wheat
i58ci No. red, 6SAc
Corn-No. Q 4lbc.
Oats-No. 3, 294
Mess pork-Sll S0@l1 IS.
I.ard--ss 3216,
Dry sailed shoulders tboxed), - e0G7 25'
Short clear sides (boNed), IS 00@s 10
Kansas city L,veatout
KANSAS CRY, Mo, Oct. 31,-Cattle-Re
ceipts, 10000; shipments, S0O0i dull ans
unchanged; feeders active and firm; de
dressed beef and shipping steers, * 100
4 ~. cows and heifers al o1leba 40, ToNa
md Indian ateers. n 15662 Il: 40 cows
fl i5ia9 10. stooi,ers and feeders, 81 300
10
Hors-Receipta. u. 500 shipments, 5000
onened active. strong b@iO higher: los
gair c,osing ,vsalq. ali rra,ies. - ibt1b a.
bulk saleB, 81 i5Hh6 NJ
sheep-Rcceipts, 1900; shipments, l500
steady for good sheepi others neglected
muttOus, 81 e0g4 %; lalnbs,So %
st. I.oula IivestnoV.
sr touts Mo. Oct ls.-Cat,ie-Re
ceints. 400, shipments, 5000; market wa
steady. fair 10 choice native steers. e. 9
"A az ordinary 10 GOOD 1eYns and India
steers. a aOGs 90; fexns ana Indian cows
81 1Ot32 "a
Hogs-Receipts, 45OOi shipments, 5lu
market was DC loweri heavy, q IVY
. 10; packing, 50 OI96 oOi hghL % 6VV
. 30. 49,
Sheep-Receints, sOOi shipments, Soo'
market was hrmi native muttons rang
s. COCA rs.
Chicago Livestock
CptcIao III. Oct 1a-Cattle-Rt
c,Sr,s IT0aG. sbipments. A6OO, market MI
s,apd,i .v,Ta natIvos n obesb 10. ali
srs "a MOI 90, common. Al 751i4 p
fsedcrs sg a5653 7b stockers a. OO0f2 .,
Teyans 80 4Sd9 Is, rangers, 81 aStaI "a
cows IL io,SI SO
market was slow; 56nl c lower; rough au
cn,rr,on a. JEf,1S NJ tnivad and pRclCpr