Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-08

cenabeT, axe, year. 4ic; May. &c.
Oats higher, but trading very slow. Cash
aud October, aiSc; November, Sic; May,
Ryo-ouiet at bsc,
Corn meai--Qulet at g io92 Ii
Whisky steady, ~ 10,
Bagging--Quiet at 20 T<a7 75c.
Iron cotton tics-Sl. 10.
Pork-Better joboing, si2 90
LArd-Nominally higher at IS 9oO6s 81
% 10; longs and ribs u IS; shorts s 90;
boxed lots $50 more.
Bncon--ParlSod shoulders, "a 20; longs
and ribs, IS rs; shorts ~ 90.
Hsms--Sugar cured, 81 bo0tis so,
kAss1s CIR, Mo, Oct Wheat
old, 81 new, 6lsci No red, 6I9sBc
Corn-lrrcgular. NO. mixed, 3IH@
Sse; No. white sc.
Strong; Rio, ordinary 10 fair, i5kteisilu
Sugnr-New, 10 ohi yellow clarified,
4Aci new Louisiana cane syrup, Ale
Molasses-E Entirely nominal.
NRw YoRK, Oct -whcat-Fairly
active and tirtncr. No. 9 rcd, i9AepSOc,
store and elevator. Options more active,
t4tGlc higher on fair buying late cables,
higher bullish west and free covering, clos.
Ing firm. No . rcd. October So11ci No
yember, soSsci Decembsr S2Slci May,
Sesc
corn-Spot, Hrner and moderately &C.
tive No ., Slia0P5lAc, elevator, OPP
lions duh, opening h@pAc up with wheat
.i.,s AZ NJ ou oAlvyleu iArRe rNcelpts,
~ ~. ~. V.ssy " uoNvr,nsI vloS'u hrh
S 80, ~ Se.ooVll olleoi 40
tSs" ,oV' o%So' DeoompeT S''ye' may
Cofree-options opened firm, 10 to 20
points up, closed barely steady TO 10
w, s ~ "a 4vSo paes, lnoiuulng OvlV
nao',,,, go, w 80 ''Vsls "a
I,et,r,,' -, 'NNt' a., ~ ~
Ansn . niaIun; ~ oSal 81, -
t tl,,,n, "a o1imN, ~ ~glt 20 Spot Nio
S",r ~ Ss.Ss - ., ,tVq ~ 81
oo Susa t qniet anu htnii oNnlrliugsls
W MsI StaSa s-Ioo mnscaEado'sn lest 20,
NJ H",,St "sH eypnuS ~ " StVaf}gS'
III ~ 70 q saSSg7Sss,Si N9,s5 ~
%aa'2vS 90 SS,l ~ wv 80 - AS%,25,9i
- ~ ,26SWSoSS. No. ~ % leie'So io'ioi
~ a. v-io93 rs, Moi.u y gdp 9.lo.i
s s,1,,ySi, ~, tyloSoc vnnIe,ouonerS A.
: tti ,sNsri'Ni Cue ioal' oei9Seai ctusheui
n u lC'Noefvu, 70 io@ Nahu
NJ 10 i"ysssSo, Ssuvs, l9'ivWo ~
,niS,,, -, lew S oiis5, NuAl "uu ''oauyi
0VI 5,,n ~ H. iaa'S ISso'N A. ,,.
- AIRY SStiNv UNI nth l;oihes-
Wy Lar ,anr 70 eHI@ aSg7o9i japan, p9onS
,,,S,ln',si T. L. peE - 4tFonn loei'hH
p psEa, u,,, ~ Wy wneds htsrSet uurlng ho
S So p-f. o. inc session today, ana prices
Ut an " 9 Wero - ABOVE yesurghy
chasing s@S There T VA generous selling ialqT
nvV' n Mnleh ~ tue alEoncv was BrWlually
,Est ahS Prinei E factor Of strength was
6 5e1s,,oe ana nd eootr%a9rg reports Of the
HSauiuko y" wy CROP i'ator tuSrc was goou
onying at reduced rates, and rally Of
SUo nv ~ ~ roS'ng z nm near 'ne Sop DC
co II staItea M use, closed az tf?tG
sion, nm n ehlehS ny nrmpess ~
wsaSeneu lSter, corn also iost soulo o. US
s1rengt9 lhfFs WAS nothing nlno ssReGlay
asi,, ine nlaTkeV elosen nrl, ~
4 mi am an advance OF sc over yesterdays
npM ngutes; a......,,.. a.. ,,,... -.
oats stoauy, nucsuAuohs Ior avtlNe op
tons being confined TO range OF &c with
d nS ,i' Sc ~ top nsuros' Sc ABOVE Ses'er'
ua a. o nroa, 'r'oes ,,,ho.o oa huv
ing BY local bulls, and on the advance In
live hogs At the yards, but on the advance
many OF the longs began to realize, and the
early advance being lost there was a con
siderable drop in products. Later there
was slight roation IN sympathy with the
strength in grain, and the close showed an
advance OF NC in November pork, but a
loss Of a like amount in January Lard
and ribs 25sc on
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-October, 74llc; December, S7Aci
May, S3Ac.
Corn-October 44ci December, A5bc;
May, 4skc
Oats-October, 3l1fc; November S2M
May, S6hc.
Mess Pork-Novembcr, ell An; Janu-
AIRY, Sl2 ny.
Iard--November "a G5; January, 81 26.
Short ribs-october $40 4Oi January,
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