Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-28

Que, and UNCHANGED kettle now fair, aalc;
centrifugal plantation granulAted 4 o-lO(a |
tAc;oi do, II choice white, sC3i Lido;
% white, aN@ajSc; gray white S1G |
prime do. sbiccs on do, s58s i-locj
seconds, ahgsci refining grades, iS@
Nolasses New opcn kettle, strong;
strictly primo 70 choice 35q3eo; centrifu-
gals, steady. good prima, .lc, good fair,
Movement q merchandise impeded by
labor strike.
CHtcAeo, ill.,, Oct a1.--wheat to-day
hroke below all former prices for a year,
and closed without any sign OF improve
mcnL Compared with last night, wheat Is
OF &c and corn Ac@sfc aud oats ke9tfc.
Pork declined eOc fot Octol o. and Novem-
Der and Sc for January laru lower b. 1890
fer October and i0c for January; oats un-
changed for October.
Tho air was th.cS with rumora OF side
tracks filed with loaded cars Of grain and
elevators TO unload them hard TO lind. II
is not wonderful that under the circum-
stances wheat should have been weak,
although In truth II Is said the conditions
referred 20 Are 10 worse than they have
been al any time in the past three woelrs
Buyers Of wheat were few and far between.
Receipts ia the northwest were larger with
rather more favorable crops reports. The
Ohio state report made the crop 6,oo),-
900 larger than estimates from government
| percentages, ana Cincinnati price current
| says autumn sOwn wheat Is improving.
| Gables wore irregular aud generally lower
| The storage cspaclty everywhere Is nearly
| exhausted In view OF this, holders became
| discouraged,
Corn was nervous. Tho weather being
cloudy caused hrm fcpllnu but offerings
soon increased and price snld or, but rallied
and wheat ruling casicri corn unparalleled
rcacilng, and sold steady aud closed Ao@
| &c l0sg
in oats some strength was developed and
maintained through buying by prominent
houses But top prices rsulicd in Increased
speculative offering, and tho carly irao-
tional udvance did not hold,
Provisions opened hrm but weakened aud
declined In syinpathy with the dcprcs sion
Ia the grain pits,
| Leading futures closed
.Wheat-OctobcT 1906 December 5js2c,
May, 7sA0Ao.
Con-Octcber, tiSc, December. llgfc,
November 400 Nav, 4jgk@tJc.
Oats November 29ssoi Dooember, a0]Ic,
May, 3lYic
Mess porE-Novembor, sls OBS Janu
Lard November, 81 soj Jauuary,s7 TO-
short ribs-Ociobcr $40 49, january,
cash quotations: No, spring wheat
Tl1toi No,2 red ilhc
Iorn--No. Z, iis.n
oSts--No, ., 9gls0f8Oc; No, q white, 2go
Mess pork 81 O,@l2 "a
Lard--Ss 20
Short ribs, sides doose). 81 C0i9iO 70
Dry sailed shoulders boxed, 81 1901 20
short clear sides (boaedl, 8 zoos Ia
chicago livestock
CHICAGO, III, Oct 81 --Cattje-Re
ceipts, 10000, shipments, sons Steady
eholce 20 extra natives y Ooae bOi other
81 00gl 20; Texans, s. l00J lo rangers
50 25CdA 90; cows, 81 2Eg2 30
Hogs-llecoipts 2HU,o; shipments, 1000
Tie market was active and strong rougl
and common, e. 9yOe5 90; mixed aud pack
ers, g. 50Wb % primo heavy and butchers
weights, 50 1905 10: lights, 50 4005 10
Sheep Receipts, aOOI shipments, 1900
Tho market WAS i0c@ao lover rams
a. bolG3 30; natives, 81 ,al6a 70; westerns
81 COCA 80; lam6s, 50 O0l5 10, Texans
s3p6i siocKcrs, ~ bOd4 %, uwe,
81 5)G4 aOi welhep5, - OOOr0 ~
kansas cas- IAysstpeA
KANSAS err Mo, Oct aI-Cattlo
ceipta, '4OO, shipments, 400; goo
cattle strong, others steady; no choice cal
Tie ON salci dressed bcof aud hhippin
Texas and Indian steers, - 25os1 NJ
stockers and foodelH, 81 2b9ei co.
Hogs--lieGeipts, t2,O01i shipments, $500
Tho market opened STEADY nt yesterday
marlecti all grades, 81 s5td5 co. bulk, % q
sheep--Recelpis, 100; shlrmenta, eco
he market was unchanged, mutton
strong lambs, bO0i3o, lower Than hiR
marx last week mutions' a. 2bei a
lambs, e. NO.
New York Llyo.peh
NEW YoRK, N. Y, Oct c7.-H esves-Rt
ceipts, 100; no tradei feeling firm
huifcrs and native steers, 81 o.; bull
- and cows, tl 1000 %; grassers an
d westerns, g. OOd! 30; hrm for choice
shaGe easier for cnmWoh 10 mediul
natiyo steers, 81 00d5 10; Texans an
Colorados, a TO-
: sheep ind lambs Receipts, 200; ma
, kct steady closing weak; sheep 81 ~,
y 4 90; lambs 81 300 30.
y IT, Lonl, Livestock.
ST. Loufs, Mo, oct g7.-Cattle-R
celpts 5000; shipments, $500; strong; IA
= 70 choice native steera range e. OOd4 Il
y medium 70 good Texas and lndlan steer
q 2o@g O0i cows, 81 so0P9 3Si Gamer
y 81 8OG2 %,
< Hogs ReceIpts e,lOoi shipments, 5,ba
y market closed strong higher, heavy, "
as 10; packing, 81 5000 7Oi light, o. 80
b d5
Sheep-RecelptS, 1000, shipments, 10
T.. market closed az better nriceH, natl
\, range a. 7594 80; muttons, 81 d0lg5 .
81 Texas sheep range, 81 15@4 o.
~ 81. LOus wool
rs ST. Lours, Mo, Oct Do wool--Iieceln
~ 10000; shipments, $1,000, sales pref
q; good, but all on private terms prices ho'
ever, unchanged
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