Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-07
other Produce and Provisions.


ST LOUIS, Mo-, March Wheat-Heavy
| Closed &c below yesterday. No. g red, cash
s2c; May, 9lBc; July, $3.50
Corn.Dull Closed fraction onNo. q cash,
>, oats-very quiet. No . cash, sOhc; May.
| Cornmeal-Steady: 81 90.
| Whisky-Quiet: 81 IA.
| Bagging-Quiet; 6i4@75c.
Iron cotton ties-sl 2O1l %.
| Provisions Very quiet.
Porle-New, slI 259il S7Il: old 50 Is.
| Lard. S. 25d6 80.
Dry salt meats Loose lot shoulders 81 80;
longs and ribs 50 So; shorts, s. o. boxed lots Is
| cents more.
Bacon-Shoulders, $50: longs and ribs,
Is 4oG6 80; shorts, g 5596 60.
Hams-S9 COLO 20.
NEW YORK, March 5--wheat-Spot dull.
lower. No. 3, red, 81 o31s01 Oh, store and
elevator. Options weak and dull. closing 20
below yesterday. No. red, March, 81 021s:
May. 81 OH; July, 9SBc.
Options dull, closing steady. March, 49aEc;
Cofee1options closed steady. 5 to 10 points
lower. sales $40 bags March, SlS 60;
April, s13 0oG13 o.; May, s1s 750l2 so; July,
SI9 30; September. SIC 250l2 80 spot Rio,
dull and nominal, No. 2, l4Se
Sugar-kaw, quiet and steady. Fair refining,
&c; centrifugal, 96-test, S3Sc; refined firm and
quiet.
Orleans, quiet and firm; common TO fancy,
2S136c.
Rice--Active and firm
CHICAGO, ILL, March 5-There was de-
cidedly bearlsh feeling in wheat during most
Of the session, and lower prices ruled. The
news presented q sharp contrast with that
given out freely yesterday. The bulls hardly
got single item in their favor, and the suspf-
cion which started yesterday that the trade
had been cleverly deceived by manufactured
intelligence was strengthened
Foreigners were represented as buying so
vigorously yesterdy and the damage 10 crops
REPRESENTED
mentioned to-day. On the conteary dumbness
and apathy seemed 10 prevail every where. The
meagre reports from the seaboard for the
week were very discouraging ublished re-
ports on condition OF winter wheat crop con-
tinued good and lower cables were likewise
weakening in tendency. Weakness continued
throughout the session with no noticeable re-
action and closed weak only slightly above
the bottom cures Of the day. The loss was
over cent comp red with yesterday.
Transactions in corn were confined TO a range
OF q of a cent? the close was &c lower than
than yesterday.
Oats dull and easy.
Hog products quiet and easy.
Leading futures closed: Wheat March,
S7%c: May, S97sc.
Corn March. 4l5sc; May, exc: June. axe
Mess porE-Mareh $40 92l: May, sl1 12B.
Lard-March, 50 20: May, s. SO
Short ribs-March, s. s2ji; May, Is 90
Cash quotations:
No. spring wheat-87Ac
No. 2 red-92c
No 2corn-4fkc
No. 9 oats-2g4c
Mess porlx-sl0 e25S.
Lard-S6 371S26 40
Short ribs sides--Loose. 50 sOQ5 s2H
Dry sailed shOulders-Boxed, 81 7595 80
Short clear sides-Boxed. So "a
NEW ORLEANS LA, March 5-Sugar--
Very strong. Open kettle, fully fair 15-f6
Q3c; fair TO good fair, 25l62Sc; common TO
good common. 21s625sc Centrifugals of white.
SIC: choice yellow elari Ted. $500 1l16c; prime
yellow clarified, 1908 9-1eo; OF yellow clarified,
39sG53 7-16c; seconds, 2l4G3lGc
Enthusiastically, Open kettle, fermenting,
1501 &c; centrifugals strictly prime 19c; good
prime, l5GBl7c; fair 10 prime, l0913c; common
TO good common, 669c-
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March 5-Wheat-Mar-
ket lower. No. hard, cash, nc bid; No
red, cash. sec bid.
Corn-Market lofer. No. 9, cash, 3S14o bid;
March, 1856