Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28

| Wheat was part OF the entertainment on the
poarI o. trade 20 day. Corn too, was fun OF
ibletest, ana on rulnOr OF a squeeze broke clear
ous q NJ ~ races IRON wheat, jumping up fun
20 tee I3csz Of any appearance Of blood on
the Hooa after the Jvarlike ruuors OF the nnaI
nous sesteEsay was what firSt urset wheat.
Spe li;s t~oeS We're at about 1c decline. and
tHe sliee siol1 tnere down was almost without
check. ana before Two hours OF the session mad
passed away apother cent had been knocked
on the price. But for TIE heavy purchases OF
Partridge on tls decline a sill frltbsr rsi,,c-
ton would i, n1noiouotedly have teen recorded.
ne tESulns "@s heavy sad the nominal
TO Sic for Isy. were All Wiped ant Csblss
were fully disappoiuting 10 holders unable TO
SUSAN me "a. aes As Continental crop pros
poets are IMPROVING no Confidence is feit in
the present prices, and such adviees are COM
ing thick as leaves
The receipts It minneapolis and Duluth
we're 5s2 cars, against 5S5 o. no yyaeI- i,sSS-s
and the aggregate OF the Clesr2rce az wheat
from the four principal Atlaatic T,ovtS $3.50
day was under $4,000 bushels
The failure in London OF Q prominent frrn NJ
iron manufacturers. with CAPITAL of s50 30
W cotnp.eJe1 T e ilse Q. ~ oesrish factors.
whllo moist, milo weather throughout ire vysn-
ter wheat country vas used as an onset 10 the
crop damage reports o. the day bsio-s.
There was reaction from SDtsC 70 S)ssc fol-
lowed BY another decline TO sO2Bc by sellers.
Butup an attempt by Dor- 10 corner l01OO0
ousnels OF short wheat, aeeomp21- ed BY a sim
last named price without an immediate re-
sponse rom sellers, the crowd disposed
ltseH INTO miniture bull ring Tor few
minutes snd run the Price up to silsc
Inc advance last referred was Helped by bet
Ter closing cables than expected, but after
touching Sllic II again set on and closed a.
Sstc There was some talk OF bad crop
low The present mild.
1t was generally estimated that the visibls
supply report O. Monday will SHOW an increase
in wheat Of $4,000 bushels.
Inc London. iron failure was first reported
mere as the COZ apse OF a grain and stock Arm,
lncre2S ng the force OF the blow.
inc corn shorts are getting very nervous
over rulnors that strong Parties are working To
force squeeze OF the May shorts. While our
markets are heavy, corn has moved up from
around sc TO better than 4Oc fer May. The
Ma NAY gPiees to56ay started at bound at S9He
WIN seles AZ 81 &c, and closed at 1910. 1t was
come big buyers.
Oats were strong and fairly active to-day. the
market advancing with corn and closing fully
mate
In provisions scalping was the main feature
and At the close May pork showed an advance
OF 10c, lard and ribs CSC.
TIC ieadlug futures ranged as follows:
Whe2t-Nc 2, March. opening Soc closing
7sl4e; May: sl@o opening, s9&c closing; July,
opening S22t0S2!sc, closing s1l:c.
Corn Corn[ No 2 March, Ss10Soci May, $40
Oats-No. ,, May. 95sGsQ9c; June. aslta2s%c.
Mess pork, per 6arrel-March, SO O75alo 10:
Lard. per 80 Pounds-March, So 1905 s0i
DOuuIE-marCl.
o. 5714; May, Is 57G5 621i
Cash quotations:
Flour-Dul and weak.
red. S40s4]sc
No. 2Corn-39c.
No. 2 oats-2s5sci No. g white asxc; Ne.
No. rye 7S34c.
No barley Sc; No. 5, 49G5sc; No. :, s5e4se
Prime timothy SEED 81 e2a1 90.
Mess pork-Per Dbl. SO l2H9fo Is
Lard-Per 100 lbs S. 1905 22Js
Short ribs sides-Loose, s. 5tEl5 CO.
Dry salted shoulders, boIsd-s4 5U@4 55.
Short clear sides. b1xed-s6 10
Whisky-Distiners finished goods, per gallon.
Sugar-Granulated standard unchanged. Fair
refining, 2&c; centrtfuCals, SO test, 35Sc. sales
lilo hogsheads muscoyado, 50 test, 2alc; 1000
quiet.
Flour-Receipts, 1900 barrels. Shipments,
1000 barrels.
Wheat-Receipts, 81 200 bushels. Shipments
:, c9Fq-Receipts, aaa.OoO bushelsi shipments
oats-Receipts, aaoOO bushelsi shipments,
176O0O bushels.
Rys-Reosipts, Io,cOo bushels; shipments,
Barleyc-Receipts, 5000 bushels; shipments,
4OO1 bushels.
on the produce exchange to-day the butter
market was firm on choice stock. Quotations
unchanged.
EggsSi901aMc.
LIVERPOOL. March 2s-Wbeat-FFn, de-
mand poor, holders offered sparingly.
Corn-Steady, demand poor
Turpentine spirits-eos 81 per cwt
CINCINNATI, OHIO, March so-FIour-Easy,
Wheat-StTonger. No. 2 red, gltsGa2c. Re
ceipts, $50 bushels; shipnents, $50 bushels.
'Corn-In good demand and stronger. No. z
mixed, z01@41c-
Rice-Firm. No. g, S91e0c.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Mcroh 9s.-wheat, corn
and oats were extremely dull and weak. No. y
yellow corn sold at SS1Ic.
NEW YORK. March 26-wheat-Spot dull and
lower. No. 2, red, 9540s61.c store and ele-
vatOr. Options sold OF steadily, closing no
13zc lower and easy on temper Of cables, which
port3nt failure in London, although not il COM
nection with grain Large receipts and small
cle2rances were weakening features, while for
eigneTs and local longs were selling. No 9,
red, March, 95$c; May, 92Sc; June, 914c;
July, Gle.
Corn-Spot strong, fair business. No.
Axe, elevator. Options dragging EBd veal
ened 1Ifc, closing steady The depression
wheat in part affects this article. April, 4sc;
May, 45S<c; June, 45Ssc; July, 45Ec
Cohee-Options opened steady, unchanged
to 10 points down; closed steady, 1G2l5 points
DOWN. Sales, 1850 bags; incluainE Msrch,
s13 65913 80; Arrl, SIS IS; May, S3 t0I13 05;
July, Sl2 65l112s70; september, sl2 S5Gi2 40i
December sl2 90 Spot Rio quiet and steady
No. z, 145s1l4isc.
SugsrERsw, quiet and steady; saIss, 200 bags
MuscoYado, s}-test, at 23lc. Ref1<d, steady.
New Orleans, firm and in g9Sd demand; COM
r Rie {. 5f9s5: 81 81 W.