Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-18
sT. LOUIS WOOD.


ST. Louis. Mo, Jan. 1I.-Wool-- Re,
ceipts 10000 pounds, shipments, 2bOOO
pounds; no sales and no change.
ST. LOUIS SPOT.
St. Louis, Mo. Jan. 11.-Cotton 1-l6
lower aud quiet: middliug Q 3-1B; sales.
goo bales; receipts 1900 bales; ship
meuts. 1890 bales; stock, S9lO0 bales
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.
ST L.ouis. Mo. Jan. 1T.-Cattle Re-
ccipts 5000 shipments, 800. market ac-
tive aud steady; fair TO good native
steers. So. lOItI60; choice shipping, ST.
T5M5.25: for Texas steers, A3.lo 10
S4.35: grass 10 500 to $33o; fed Tex
as cows. S3.35.
Hogs Receipts, 500; shipments, 1900;
market steady; heavy, SI.4OdIl5; pack
ing, S7.3Qg7.G5; Light, M;,SOIl.oO'
Sheep-ReCeipts, 500; shipments none;
market steady; muttons range, %4.OOd
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City Mo.. Jan, 17.-Cattle-
Receipts, 400. shipments, 500. Market
active. generally strong To lOnlJ niger.
REPRESENTATIVE sales: Dressed beef and
Shining steers. SO 800 80; cows aud
heiters, 81 I5uJ 10; stockers aud feed-
Hogs-Reoeipts. 500; shipments, 400.
Market opened active. 5 higher, weak
ened. closed dull, 10 lower than best
prices. Representative sales BULK, 81 10
Sheep-Recepts 10000; shipments,
100. Good sheep In active demand and
strong; others steady. Representative
sales; Lambs, So SOW6 90
PHILADELPHIA WOOL.
philadelphia, Pa, Jan 1T-Wool inn
proved demand continues, stock light,
a 4 I..s.r IL ~ NtNsrss
Ohio. Pennsylvania aud West Virginia
NN aud above 2Sd30; y. 25MD me
rum. S}13i. coarse, 33Gi34: New York,
Michigan. Indiana and Western fine
" or NN, 21Gl2G medium, 32Q33i
coarse 326E8; fine washed delaine
X aud M, 26d32 IL; medium
washed conGinG .o lad o del9ine. 5o
ed combing 3lM,3; tub washed choice.
3Gn3S; fair. 3J43U; coarse, 3'Nf3i; me,
dunn unwashcd combing and dclninc.
95N9T: coarse do. 25ff26, Montana 1lGf
- -; territorial. l3@2l.
PROVISION MARKETS.
St. Louis, Mo, Jan IL. Flour Firm
and unchanged.
Wheat After weak and nuctuating
market for most of the prices, lat 20 and
closed 5-Sn3-4c below yesterday. Cash,
20 lee May, 76c; July, 76 3-4c,
nlIi7- " Nn ~ AAN'AAfiA up fAAANF NNl
fel OF, went down steadily. closing a-S
61l-2c below yesterday, Cnsh. SOC; Feb
rnary, 30 1-4c; March, 40 he; May,
43c.
Corn meal Better, $500.
Whisky Steady, Hi.35
Begging aud cotton ties Unchanged.
Provisions Lower and very dull.
Pork SiS25 for old
IAnl-Si0.G5,
Loose ,lry salt shoulders, 1925.
Longs and ribs S8.do.
Shorts, $685.; strips, 500 boxed lots,
Spgir cured hams Sl4GC14.1-2
N,.v York. Jan. H. Wheat Spots
ann easier; No. . rcd. 81 he. store aud
alev,tor less active; heavy 7-Sdlc,
lower al close; No ? red March, ~ Use;
Nav. 81 1-3c; July, - lie
Co,n--Eaeier: No. . corn, 5;lff5iG, ele-
ratnr. oOtiOns dull. opened wehk, closed
al 3-Si5-Se deciinei teb; 9ga-oei March
53 $50; May % 1-sci july, 33ft
Con4e- Options opened steady, un-
changed 10 10 points higher; closed
steady. 3 points down 70 y points up;
soles 1850 bags, including Jan,
sid 5OGil66O: Fsh., SlO,dOWlO.4O
March gl61701G25; April, SlOO5,
Nav SfGOOI1B05; june. slh .Oud lbt3;
inIy $1,000. sept. Ki6Mftl0.iO; Dee,
SIG.O0nlGlO. Spot Rio hru' quiet; Ne.
sagar-Raw. firm. unchanged. enist;