Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-05

light general business was transacted
Tho provision market opened with only
light trade, aud that was the condition
throughout the session. hirmness should,
perhaps be added TO to.dnys character.
istlcs, Cliuuos IN command OF ribs and
lard Sun maintained tho ascendcncy and
prevented any trading except Of that char.
actor which Is usually described as having
string 10 H.
Leading futures closed
Wheat-.-Octohcr iaBci December, i0N
Widosc; MAY, 81 5tGS2c.
,corn.-.,octohor 4iAci December 4oAo;
oats-oeioOor, olj6ci November, a2'si
Ni5ss Porr-oc,obcr, ell 90, January,
Lard October, IS sS, January, 8, o9iS.
short rtbs-october, $40 10; january,
Cash quotations: No, spring wheat,
ss&@s iei No, spring wheat, OyWJaei
No red, f89f@iNAc.
Cor-No. ., lN5r
oats-No . 3iiaoi No. . white, a3c; No.
white 2213 ..
NJ. . rye 81 &C.
Mess porigSil O0@ii O2i.
short ribs sides doosc). 81 lOaiO H.
Dry sailed shoulders tboxodD, a. 90
Short oonr sldos boxed, 81 Q5@s o.
-. iou,s tivnstauk.
ST. Louis, Mo-, oct. 4.-Cnttle--ite-
GENTS. $500; shipments, ltOOi market was
active fair " choice native steers, ~ IS
"a 1bi fair 70 good Texas aud Indian
steers, s. eo6t5 25i cows, q 9o0o9 so.
Hogs Receipts, 6a0O shipments, 800;
market WAS strongi heavy, g 2Ndb %,
packing, "a i0Qb 4pi light g. 1908 45,
Sheep Receipts, $500; shipments, none:
market was firm; native muttonG range,
81 5004 "a; TeXana, 81 GOO 4 %.
Kansas city LIVESTOCK.
Kansas CRY, Mo. Oct 4.-Cattle-Re-
coipts $500; shipments bl0Oi the market
was generally mora active and unchanged
in prices; steers, 81 0O@l so; cows, 81 %
W2 Co., Texas and Indian steers,Si bO@p8 10;
stoekors and foedcra, q 85@s %,
Hogs Receipts, 400; shipments, 700;
The market was steady, closing DC lower,
all grades, g. oja5 %; bulk, g 1905 o.
Sheep--Reoeipts, 1900; shipments, none;
muttons steady; lambs &c lower; muttons,
81 25Ggb 0Oi lamba, 80 TO-
New York livestock
NEW YoRE, ~ Y, Oct 4.--Beeyes-Re-
coipts, none trade steady; natlAt steers
| 81 lO@b COS Texas and Colorados, So 100
! 10; bulls and cows, 81 bOg9 OOi grassers,
Cslves-Rocolpts. 0sso. Tho MARKET was
steady veals, 20 O0cp7 90; grasscrs, ~ %
sheep and lambs Receipts, 1889; sheep,
steady; lambs, hrmi sheep, q OogA co.
lambs, 250t6 IS,
Chicago I.ivestook
CnicAao, ILL.,, Oct 4-Cattle--Re-
coipts, l0l00i shipments 5000, market was
slow aud steady; choice natives, s. 90;
4 m. 'pcvns nnd indisn steera 10 ,ol,o IA.
Westerns. SS Tof@S so, stoehors Al 79Ss
9 IN; feeders, 81 7Ot99 20; cows, 81 O2560o
9 40
Hogs -loceipts, $500 shipments, $500,
market, best grades, steady TO strorg;
others, wuuk; rough and common, "a 5000
o 10; mixed q 006o5 80; packing aud
fecdlng, 81 1905 Bl prime heavy and
butchers weights, ~ 45Ca5 20; light, s. 10
d5 %; assorted, g. i5a5 90; Bldps and
pigs. 81 25g5 90
Sheep Receipts, s0Ooi shipments, 1900;
market was lower, active and stronger;
natives, 81 lO@5 Ogi mixed 70 2SCai o.;
prime yearlings, ~ t0ld5 0l westerns,
81 1904 05; fed Texans, 20 COCA 35i lambs,
a. 1595 10
81 Lonis Wool.
ST. Louis, Oct -Wool--Receipts
1850 lbsj shipmenia, 10000 lbs: market
was unchanged bright wool In fair demand
any sleadN Out lower grades were
uuli ana very SLOW hnc 20 good
mellulIl lo@lp; lower grades, d9ll
ehl very SLOW MlssQnH Hfd Illinois,
Oetooer sous ~,5sgssei hensas, 81, ~.
21c; Texas and Indian Territory, 1900
80 Colorado new MeAlco anu aIllonu,
Ia@sle hine 10 iair medium L@sici
flne 70 prime, lol4ssci coarse AND l9w,
li8lacj light me lS@lsoi heavy fine, isqe
ioi iAlr 20 eh9 Sie, ylnno-Mashed 9ogsSsei iar
21@2sc.
philadelphia wool
putIADrtpIuA. pa. Oct -NVool--ln de.
mand, nrols Unclaimed, Ohio. ponnsyl.
yania and Virginia AZ and above, as@2g; x