Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-29

with "A hours ago, shows a decline Of i%c
for December and iiSc for May
Corn IS " lower Tor November and from
u TO No lowor for the later day.
Provisions, with exception OF October
ribs, arc also IN the slough October pork
Is liiSc lower, November, sa,se and MAY
SOC iowor
Lard for october dropped i;afc, for No.
vemoer 1915, FOR January 1861. October
ribs q5o up, November SOC Oh and january
l5c on.
The wheat trade seemed to have come to
. full realization Of the bearish conditions
which have been steadily on the Increase
for some time, and the longs WHO had bean
holding on In tho hope OF some improve.
nient, seem TO have lost all courage, aud
began 10 drop their loads. Cables were
lower, domestic market heavy, receipts
everywhere largo aud tracks crowded with
cars waiting 70 20 10 store. Tho opening
was about &c lower and prices further de.
clined No for December and 10 for May;
then recovered slightly, closing Nc lower
for former, lc lower for latter futures
Corn was lower ia sympathy with wheat,
and free liquidation BY longs. Clear aud
favorable weather all over The west In
duced good deal OF selling % favoriut iu-
creased movement Opening trade was
h0QAc under the final quotations Of yes.
teulay aud gradually declined under frco
offerings 19Sic, rallied &c, declined l4G
&c, ruled steady and closed with q loss IN
November and December Of A@Nc and
May sc
oats-Big stocks in local elevators
serve TO deprcss near months, while some
support is shown In MAY on the part OF In.
yestors. Opening was firm and the market
was held about steady for time, but nfec
the break In wheat and corn declined Aet
sc under rather iroe speculative Q ing,
In provisions offerings were libc.al both
from louge and manufacturing ipterests
aud the demand from oil sources was only
fair with the bulk OF purchases credited to
the shoris. Prices wore materially lower
on all leading articles and tho market
closed at about yesterdays figures.
Loading futures closed
Wheat--october Us,tci Decomeer 1880
1lBo, May, 51ssc.
Corn october, 4OjGci DooembeE 4lNc;
May, 45AQrAiAc
oats.NoyemOcr, aj'sci December, so9e;
May, 341tc.
Mess PorK-NOvembcr 81 SOi Ja,a-
aty sl3 lev.
Lard-Novombor, 81 20; Jauuary.ss IS.
Short ribs-ooto6cr, Sll 0Oi January
Cash quotations.; No. > spring wheat,
691lc; No, spring wheat, 0IsG@dsci No.
| red, 6alEc.
Corn.No. 9, 4Ol4c
oats-Ne ., rllsc; No . white fob,
sA1@8Sei No 2 white, 5l@siHc
| Ryo-No, 9, 47lfc
Mesa pork-$li SO8li Sh
| Lard-ss l5615 90,
| Short ribs, sides (oose). 81 sOl6u CO.
Dry sailed shoulders (boxod) ~ 45dT TO,
Short clear sides (6oxedl, s i069S Ia
NEW YoRK, Oct -Whoat-Spois
| Fairly active, and weak No red, 1a5Ste
| 739(c eleyatort options active and excited
| with prices ls(@9Ac lower with longs I'M.
loading, easier cables, large receipts, small
cleArances and favorable crop reports
closing weak. No. 9 rod, December ibf6o,
january f1ko; May. s9Sc
| Corn-Dull and weaReri No. red, 400
4qSo elevators options fairly active aud
| kldiAo lower following wheat, closing
weak December, 5OSsci January 6oci May,
5l4c
Conce-options opened barely stcady ut
10 10 70 points lower; closed steady AZ 8
points down TO points up; ralea, $4,000
Der, tl5 bOdl5 05i December, sl5 2O@
10 30; January, sib O5Cdlb 20; FEBRUARY,
90 9odl5 lOi March, tit eo@lO ioi May,
Sl4 70@l4 90
loXc.
oil bags; molasses sugar 80 test at ll-lBi
refined, fairly active and steady /;
centrifugals 20 test ST-i6cj on
A, 46-le94 li,ieci mould A, bCq
fectioncrs A. 4li-i0SHe; cut loaf
derod, s4csbo; granulated, 4 i5-i6@5ko;
cubes, biecj No. o, 41S@tAei No; 4 7-l9ci
No s.. t4c&tSoi, No; 2a4DCs43ci EtS'
10, s-lOei No. IL, ShC9SHe; NO. ~
Molasses-fo Foreign, nominal Now Or
leans quiet aud steady Common to fancy
599sc
Rioe-Good demand and irmi domestic
fair to extra, l5f3eci japan, b@aN'
Nav oHIHLss, La, Oct 2s-Sugar-
Firm and aotiyoi new open kettle fnir2Ao !
centrifugal plantation graduated 4Aci
on do, Z; choice white, ii6@iBoi on
white 8Ed4c; gray white, WS@SAoi
choioo yellow clarified, 31@l$o; prime
DO, Bb-i6lG7 i.lBc; or do, . l-lO9dAc;
seconds, 2H93ci refining grades, 1870
MolAsscs new open kettle,
good prime, 8l9S2o, fair TO prime, $50
sos; centiffugals, good primo, a2oi fair
ilo common, 7c; syrup, A@sOc
KAWsAs CRY, Mo-, Oct 2a.-Wheat--
lower, No red, 65@eec. 49,
Corn--Unohanged. No, . mixed, $40
500, No.9 white, S5hMabAc.
Chicago LivuHtroh
CmcAoo, ILL.,, Oct 2s.-Cattle-fi0-
celpts, li,00Oi shipments, 1000; market
active and steady TO hrmi no extra steers
on the market; choice TO prime, 81 40
others, e. b0dB 40; Texanh, s. i093 Hbi
rangers, o. 25Oe4 25j cows 81 2NG2 20.
| Hogs-heceipts. SnutOi shlpmohti luiVVvi
The market WIS active and strong rough
and common, s. S56e5 40; mixed and pack
ers, e. 50Q5 o.; primo heavy and buichorB'
weights, d 70d5 90; lights s. SO.a5 ~.
Shoep-Recelpts, 6O0O; shipments, lsO0i
Tho market was slow and weak TO 90
lower; rams, o. b0@3 30; natives, - 75tg
B 90; westerns, u 0Ot9i %; lambs, So BOG
1b; Texans, s. 95i stOcKers, ~ 90at W
ewes, 81 b0CG4 80; mixed, " 25Cft bhi
wethors, q OOa6 90
Kansas city LIVESTOCK
KlssIs Orr, Mo, Oct es.-Cattls
ceipts, 1900; shipments $500; beef
cattle generally strong 10 Toe higheri feed
ers steady dressed beef and shipping
stsora, Is 20614 60; cows q l0tN2 30
Texas and Indian Htoors, o. 35a2 COS
stockers and feeders, g. l0dsl 10
Hogs-Reooipts l,l01j shipments, z, 400.
The market was steady 70 80 lowers closing
dull and weak all grades, oo@5 o2,fi
Sheep-Receipts, 900; shipments 500
The market was Unchanged nuttonsi
o. b5g4 10; lRmbs, s3 55
81. Louh livestock
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, Oct 2a--Catile-Re-
cclptS 1900; shipments, 2lOOi steady lair
10 good natiye staers range ~ OO94 ~ :
ohoico, 81 tOdel 10, medium 10 best Iexas
ard Indian stoors, ~ 80Qe3 80; cows, 81 10
az s5; canners, 81 90N2 Is.
HOGS Receipts B. 800; shipments 500
| ,.afkat rioaad strong. one bunch OF choice