Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-20

fair 10 good natives. S3501lI5; choice
umtions S5.oON5.40.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas city. Mo. Jan. - Cattle
Receipts, :.JOO shipments 1871 market
sliitrt; stores and medium COW Ss,issats.,i.e
dWluc lower; others steady. Rcprpsn-
tntiye sales Dressed beef and shipping
stccrs s31lttlI0. COWS and heirrs
81 oOQ4 20: stochers and feeders $3.50
NI10
Hogs Receipts. 7TnO: shipments. 1900:
market dull, 6HlOc lower. closing active
and stwng; all grades. SL0oMiia; bulk,
Sheep Rccelpts. 900: shipments. 400;
market fairly active and steady. Ron
resCntativc gllcs. Aiuuons. SlWN5.Sl.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
Chicago Il., Jan. 10. Cattle Re.
ceipts, $4,000: shipments, 1000; market
slow, unchanged: hest steers. $hGufl
oNJ. fair TO good S1.25; others Ni.6Ou
499; feeders, SA00u425; COWS, $3.50
3.g5
Hogs Receipts. 10000: shipments.
10000; market active and loo lower;
mixed and packers. ST2@fi45; prime
heavy aud butchers weights St.jOff
80 prime light ST20MG31, pigs
SIOGfgi. no.
Sheep Receipts. 1000; shipments.
1000; market slow. weak Toe lower;
natives, S{OOGfJjO: Westerns S5.25Gr
5.S0; lambs, $3.50.
BOSTON WOOL.
Boston. Mass. jan 10. Demand for
wool has been active; sales. 5.223. GOO
pounds nil kinds GcCces, higher. Michi-
gan y, 2IW2T 1-2c: Ohio NJ 2Sc; Ohio
y. X. 2g6tH0c. aud No. ] Ot H303ic
for Ohio. 32c for Michigan; fine drlui0c,
steady, 32c for Ohio; blood comhiug
wool, 2Oc; territory wool sales, l.2OOODO
pounds on secured basis of 15d5Sc. FOR
fine, 6O0JGc fine medium aud i7Gt5Oc
medium; Eastern Oregon wool lfW Zoe;
California, Ice for spring Texas wool
sold IN range of pc clonn Georgia wool
steady, 2jN2Gc; pulled wool COOL de-
mnnd, 3lN33o super and 23G23c extra
Ia Australian wool goods sales, 3i6fldc
~ 20 quality, foreign carpet wool steady
demand
ST LOUIS WOOL
st. Louis, Mo, ian t0.-Wool Re
ceipts, 10000 pounds; shipments, $1,000
pounds no sales, therefore no market
Sr LOUIS SPOT
ST. Louis, Mo, Jan ~. Cotton
| Stendy; middling. q D.tOs snlos. 800
| bales receipts, $500 bales; shipments,
! 2lOO bales; stock $500 bales
PROVISION MARKETS.
ST Louis, Mo-, Jan. 10 Flour Easy
SWheat advanced 1-4m1-S early thcu
dropped Is, Inter partially recovered. and
closed 3-Sd1-2 for May, "a for July be-
low yesterday. Cash, go. May closed
20 is. Iuly, 20 H.
Corn opened shade cn. declined nn.
Other fw ton, and closed l'Sltl-i under
yesterday Cash. - j-S February
rs "a; May. y rs; 'lgly l3 RI
oat5-6Gd;h lower, 3lot3l ~ May
Corn meal Firm, 500
Whisky Steady. Sl.jj.
BagHng aud cotton ties Unchanged
Pork Higher; old, $lS.25, new, $3.50
Lard Higher, 5000.
Dry salt longs ard ribs, doosel better
shorts $3.50
BAcol-D Unchanged.
Suglr cured hams. Sl4.O0Mis5O.
New York. ian. 1D.-Wheat -Np1ts
dull, nominally lower with options clos
ing firm, No. red 80 1-46SO l-2c. store
and elevator Options opened strong az
5-Sc advance. reacted aud declined. clos
ing weak - under yesterday; March,
80 7-Sc May. SO Use; July ~ lie,
Corn Spots dull lower closing steady
No. >, 80 lie. elevator Options dull,
steady: May. G3 l-Sc.
Colfee-O Options steady. 5Gl15 points
higher: sales. 1880 bags, including Jan
nary. SlG.70; February, Sl0,BM 1898
Mnrch. S1OA0Ml6.i5. April, Sl6.3Oq
1915: May. S1B.2561G.30. July, Si625;
September, St0.25; October, SlG2J; No
vemhcr. SiO3O; December SlT2ONf
u -. Spot Rio firm, quiet; No. Z
IL $50.
Sugar Raw firm. dull refined steady.
Moasses New Orleans fairly active,
steady,
Kansas City, Mo. Jan. l9.-Wheat
Dcmorallzed. lower greatest de'line be
ing on low grades No. hord, OJd
90 1-2c; No. . red, lie
Corn-Dul. lower: No . mixed, 31c;
No. . white, 36li36 lie.
Chlcngo. H.. Jan. 10 Wheat had q
sensational drop today, falling nearly =
cents from last night nnd = IRON the
hiqhtst point Monday. The causes OF the
decline wore largely local, for while the
news was rnthcr bcarish, and cable
AMI outside domestic markets easy, these
Influences alone were moi sufficient %
rnuse the slump The market closed
/ lie lower than the previous day
Corn ard oats unusually steady, con.
sidering the weakness ~ wheat but
each closed l-1c less,
Provisions under the fostering care OF
Armour and Cudahy ruled strong after
a short spell Of early weakness Com.
pared with last night, pork Is up ~ lie,
lard u IL and ribs ~ l-@;, Future
selling of the longs and the vicious ham-
mering 10y the bears chiefly brought
about the collapse I'D wheat
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-Iahnry, 74 5-s; May 40 rs;
July, IS 3-S.
Corn january, ~ u: February,
AZ i-ld1A3 3S; May, ~ 3s.
Oats, January. 80 "a; Febwaiy,3l IL,
May, 80 i-Sli3b II
Moss pork January SIS 30; May,
SIS % -.
Lard -Ianuary. $40 75.Alay, $40 g. -
Short ribs 50 % l-2i May
50 90 II.
Cash quotai 9ns
No, . spring wheat "A i-2NIi 5-s, No
. red, "a l-2M7f 5-S
No. . corn, - SIS.
10 ? oais. 8oS-ia3l No. 2 white. I. o.
Ness pork Sl7 25Gii7 ~ 10
Lard, $40 as.
Short ribs. sides loose 81 00G0 G5
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed. - rs i-21i
10.
Short clear sides boxed, SO OO0i8 %
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