Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19


ST. Louis, NO, March 1s.-Wheat advanced
sc early then dropped llsc There was late
rally and II closed sc above yesterday. No 9
s sSe csn ueeAnei 70 o'2Sc hay. SSlsci July,
Corn-No. .. cash. s4s.c. Options advanced
early bus closed about as yesterday. March,
., 0ats-shade better. Cash s9Ieaos; May
GOrnmeal--steady.I s5
| Provision-Dull and easier
| Pork-llO SAD 60
Lard-sj 0ll.Q6 10
Dry salt neat--Loose shoulders, 81 10; longs
and ribs, So Co. shorts, 50 50; boxed lots, 30
more
:, B5aeoan,o.,shouldcrs. $ a79s; longs and ribs,
Hans--S9 OOal0 80.
| NEW ORLEANS, LA. March 1s-CoRse-
strong; ordinary to fair, 1540174.
Susar-Nery strong; open kettle, fully falT,
| S5sc' Sood ialr S1sc; good common TO fair, ego
&c: Centrifugal, prime yellow clarified 1914
93Ec; seconds, 2&4G3Sc. =
Molasses Open kettle, nominal Centrifu-
gas nrm: strictly prime, 100; good prime,
IosGl'ci talr TO prime l01l3c; common to
good common, GG9c.
KANSAS CITY, No, March IS - Wheat
Nearly nom nal
Corn over. Cash, S14c bid March, sse
bid; April Sic bid May, 3IJic bid
Pork-Cash ana March, $40 90
Lard--Cash and March. sj TO-
8. Dry salt meats--Partly cured shoulders, cash,
81 p per CWL
Short ribs--Sides, cash, 50 co.
s. So 0-0~- ''Ne9'
CHICAGO, Ill, March 1s.-It was nip and
tuck to-day on the board Of trade with crop
damage reports ana contradictions snd opin-
ions u!Hered wldelyas to the outlook. Some OF
the SJAd spectators on the board who have
Hot heio the opinion that wheat is likely TO get
lhJo JLe slough IN which cotton is at present
uounCerlng, were buyers on the breaks which
lnaugurated the session, but there were others
VINO did think wheat was getting into cotton's
condition.
Cables were again depressed, but the crowd
TOOK less nouce OF weak cables than they did
OF the continuation OF cold weather over ths
MtILSr WneaJ country at home The news
which followed early dispatches was n favUr
OF lower prices. First heavy receipts, they
warmer weather, and then knOckdoTzl blow
came from the seaboard whence came ele an
nouEcement that no wheat had been cleared
yesterday. After this, without perceDtible
cause, however. beyond the uneasiness of those
In the crowd who sold wheat short under S4a
there was sudden rally and gain Of about
12c more than Yesterday.
Corn-Firmer eaIy but soon svmpathfzed
with weakness In wheat Tue market was
stronger toward tie c.ose and ended o shade
higher thanft did yesterday.
Oats-Guiet.
CProvisions-Showed adecided improvement
Leading futures closed:
WheaJ-March, $3.50; Nay, S43fc; Jul Y Sc.
Corn-March, 57Ec; May 335ci June $50.
Pork-1Iarch, SO 90: May. $40 10
Lard-March, s. 20: May, Sc 20
Short ribs-March, s. ga; May, IS 57X.
Cash quotations:
No. g spring wheat-s3lc; No. cred, s7Jss
No 2corn-37J.c
No. OatS--2T5fc
Mess pork-s5 g71z0lOOO
Lard-6 $50 ~.
Short ribs sides-Loose s. SOFAS 50
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, 81 75a5 so
Short clear sides-Boxed, IS 10
NEW YORK, March 18-Wheat--Spot unset
lea, closing higher and fairly active for eK-
)ort. No red, 9JcCtsi co. store and elevator.
options declined SiIIc on easy cables light
and free selling by foreign and local
ongs, with tier weather reported in winter
Wheat sections, advanced A0ls{c on late crop
amage and increased export demand and
loSed weak, lf01sc over yesterday. No
ed, March, 9Sisc May. 96lzc; July, 94Hc
COrn-Spot opened weaker, closed hrmer and
lirly active No. >, t5isGt46i<c, elevator. On
ions declined sc on liberal receipts and for
oregn selling advanced I{0ssc closed steady
&C up 10 &c down. March, 451zl5455kc; Nav
jAc; July. 453{.
CoGce--OptiOns opened steady, unchanged at
points down, Closed steady, unchanged, to
points up. sales, 1900 bags including March
10 65G8l6 7j;' April Sl3 -; May sig S0lSls gJ;
une, sl2 63912 70; October, tsl2 20; December,
q p.
Sugar-Paw, easier moderately active
ales ~ o bags; eentriiusals, 96testrsS9S4e;
Molasses-Forol dull NeTsgTieans, firm
nd quiet ~