Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-18

ST. LOUIS No, March I1.-Vrca. @dvaHer(
Z95c early then C-op-el l." rI
closed here. No, . rec, CASH : = u s. s. .
Con- CoSn vas dull Declined -. 90
and closed &c oe!ow y ca" y
Sc; March, 3z5s Nav, , ts J..c
Oats-Cash 10 niGa''y Eos-h @
&C lower; closing 81
Cornmeal--s2u.l 1, 81 -.
Whisky-Steady al Fl IS.
Bagging-Stsa3y a. SO s.
Iron cotton tieS-SI 2GG5l =.
Proyisioas-Dull ana lower.
PorS-Sl0 5el2i0 20.
Dry salt meats, Qoose LOTS Shoulders, 81 80;
longs and ribs, s. 20; shorts, 50 50 Boxed
Bacon-shoulders. So S71s; longs and ribs,
IS SOG6 So; shorts, IS 30
Hams-s9 0Ol10 o.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. March 17-Sugar-
SIC; good common to fair, 2S6SSc. Centrtfu-
gals, fchoice yellow clarified, 4Sci prime,
4 l3-I604Bc; seconds, 2183zc.
MOl2sses Open Kettle, nominal Centrnu-
gals firm; strictly prime, 19ci good prime,
150l7c; fair to prime lO0l3ci common to
good common, 6Gec.
KANSAS CITY, No, March T.-Wheat-Dull,
closing fat No. hard cash, nc; No. 2, red,
Corn wanted and sold at yesterdays prices,
closing very weak. No. 9, mixed, $40.
Pork-Cash and March, $40 %.
Lard-Casn and March, IS 17Ih.
81 3. '4-' ''' W 80 - ''''--'
short ribs--sldes. cash, 50 60.
Long cIear-Cash, s. 90; short clear sides,
$40.
CHICAGO, Ill, March IA man got action
for his money in the wheat trade to-day. 1t
was more active than usual Of late and wheat
took big tumble, breaking, 25sc, corn and
oats each 1c and pork Csc. There was no end
to selling and delugs OF long stun Hooded all
The markets on change In wheat at the start
there was decided, strength, but this soon
changed and the feeling was as weak as IL had
been strong early, and the bulls were quickly
The weather situation g-ns q bull factor dur
Ing the morning. Crop killing dispatches came
pouring in from nearly all sections Of the win
ter wheat bslt with the weather said to be
threatening further damages, anu this with the
strength exhibited By domestic markets ere
ated alarm among the shorts ana tnere was q
general rush TO cover. Later cables came in
weak and lower while generous snoF fail was
reported in good deal OF the winter wheat
countrr. Weakness during the last hour
amounted to almost Generalization, and drop
il wheat Of CSC below earlier prices.
Oats quiet but firm early, but -oon weakened.
Corn Influenced by wheat and hog prices, de-
clined 1';c below opening prices,
Hog products weakand lower. During the
last hour there was 81 imp
Leading futures closed:
WheatoMarch, s2l9c; May, s4zo
Corn-March, S11ici May SsXc; june
Oats-Nay, 2slc
Pork-Afarch $40 80: May, SO %.
Lard-March, So 2215: May, IS 27ii.
Short ri5s-Sarch, S. 591s May, IS 57,z.
No, 9 spring wheat-82glc; No. sred. s71io
No 9 oorn-c71zc
No. 2oats-97ls9e74
Mess pOrk-8l0 05.
Lard-S5 2506 271s.
Short ribs sides-Loose, 8 5gl15 521s-
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, 81 1895 "a
Short clear sides-Boxed, So ia
NEW YORK, March I7-Wheat--Spot lower
fair business, closing easy. No. red, eS5sc3
81 O15k. store andteleyator. Options advanced
L6Ic on firmor private cables and slightly
poor crop showing oy Cincinnati price current
declined 1IG2c On light clearance reports,
snow over the winter wheat belt and foreigners
and longs generally selling, closing heavy, Il.53
15sc under yeste- FAY. No. 2 red, Marcl, 9-c;
May. s5i4c; July, SsSse
Coru-Spot lS,s1r a1d more active. No. Q,
4554Tc elevator Options advanced 1s7tsc, de-
clfned slGILc on lower cable; and e ected
large receipts and closed weak at ssQDzc de-
cline March, $3.50: May. SIC; July, 4Sc.
Coffee Options opened barely steady and IN
changed. closed steady a1d unchanged 70 Is
points down Sales. A,75U bags. Marcn. s13 $50
Il 20; Arrli. sl3 25fll3 90; MAJ, Sl2 1922 50;
June. sl5 5J1I2 20; July. sic SOP 20; August,
ST. -; September, SIC 2s3I2 90; October. 81 20;
November, s12 15; December, si2 oJ1I2 II
Spot H.io dull but steady, No. Z, l455c-
Sugar-Raw, dull but steady refined, ste2oy
and quiet
M9l5sses-Foreisn, ~; New oriea9sfduiet
r Ri ''5--- quiet 81
seeding atonic, or Who want buls
BzoWN,S koS IfTEps.