Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
81. IOTIN MOD.

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Rice Fairly active. steady.
ST. LOUIS WOOL
ST. Louis. Mo-. Jan. 6.-Wool--R Re.
cripis, 50UO ponndsi shipments. mono;
no sales reported. no change Ia prices.
ST. LOUIS SPOT
ST. Louis. Mo. Jan. g.. Cotton Firm.
middlina, q 1916. saics, 8dOo balcsi re-
stock, 81 2OO bales.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicago. Ill.. Jau j.-Caulc Re-
cciujs 1900; shipments, 1000 morket,
tcmi1 mghcri best Steers, 0.OOW9W;
Hoes- Receipts. 10000: shipments.
1900. market excited, l0N2p higher,
packers md missed, TUUUIlO; prime
heavy. T.2OU1.;iA. primo light, dibWiu 80.
Sheep Receipts. 1000 shipments.
100; market weak; cwcs, 3SD1t 40;
mitcl. i200tlTJ; wo.hcrs, AfbN5 2oi
Westerns, 5000 -; ycarlngs, OI5W
600; lambs 3S5U5f5.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City. Mo, Jan. 5-Cntuc Re
Caipta, 300. shipments, 200; active
strong generally, with Instances Zoe high-
or: feeders active, strong 10 Toe highcri
dressed buol ard shipping steers, S323W
Ado. COWS. 81 3O0A3O: NOckpra aud
feeders S2iOtl3S3.
Hogs Receipts, 300. shipments, 1000.
market active, 500 100 mostly Toe, higher
closing strong; all grades, Si0OGJS0;
Sheep -ileceiits, 1000, shipments. 100:
good ahocW n0ndu0lly strong, othera dull.
weak; common muttons S3.05Q3TJ
ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.
81 louis, Mo. Jan. 5.--Cattle. rccoipta.
2OOO. shipments 1900 market firm. fair
20 good native steers, S30OGpf4N; choice
shipping S4O5nNOO; grnss-fed range
steers, S2.2JQ3.OO. meal-fcd ditto, $500
WBO0; range cows. 81 .bUu2
Hogs Receipts 1900; shipments 1900,
market To- to zoe higher: heavy, $4,000
TO- packing, S0.hOQTOOi light, $1,000
sheep Receipts. 500. ahpments, 500;
murkct steady fair 10 choice native
range, S8.UOW5.OO.
Chicago, H., Jan. 6.-'rhc bull clique
In wheat aud provisions worked nEe
beavers today The provision mem sue.
cCodcd in squeezing many lurid expires
ai0nB aud much money Oul OF Che shorts
but the clique In wheat was not No for.
tunate The latter bought heavily Vnily
Ia the day, but the government crop re-
port was 700 much for them, and after
an early bulge the market closed 3S
lower than the day before.
The main support Of the provision mar
kct was based ON the light supplies Of
hogs and the advance In prices therefor
with rum0rs that a report would be Is
sued Ia n low days indicating smaller
gupply for packing purposes during Jan
uary and February than received during
November aud December, Speculative
oc'nrintra ,vero putf,. libnpoI hut tbn de-
maud was brisk from miscellaneous pur-
chnscs, and they were readily absorbed ut
advanced prices. Local spectators and
manufacturers Wcro credited with quite
liberal purchases, aud buying orders from
outside parties were lurger than for some
time past Foreign adVicei Indicated CON
siderable strength IN thai quarter, a
further advance of Od@ts ia bacon being
reported.
THE market opened excited ut q matorl.
nj advance on closing prices Wednesday,
and competition for offerings suddenly
forced prices 40 quite rapidly. About the
middle OF the seasiou there was little
pressure 20 sell and weaker feeling pre-
vailed temporarily, with prices gradually
settling back MI around. During the lat.
ter part OF the session q stronger feeling
again DEVELOPED and prices euaed up
again, the market IN q general way clos
ing rather firm.
Corn II lower and oats nearly "a be-
low yesterdays level
Hog products away up. pork "a IL:
lard, 20, and ribs 81 - higher
Leading futures cloacd:
Wheat-'Ian, az IL; May, 80 3-iG
corn--Jan,, 40 rs Feb, a. 10; May,
oats,Jan:, 30; Feb, 81 1881 Ia;
Mess pofk Jan, s7421-2; May,
lard jan, SloG2 1-2; May. Si082 10.
short ribs-,lan., $40, May, $3.50
Cash quotations.:
40. 2 spring wheat, ~ l-Sa72 II; No.
red, q l-Sa72 -
No. corn, 40 1-SN4l.
No. . oats, aOQ30 IL.
Mess pork Si025M1G87 10.
Lard, Si0S2 ~.
Short ribs sidos 0oosc), S08T 1-210. 40;
dry salt shoulders boxed, SS02 i.2US..
75i short clear sides boxed, $4,000
1905,
Kansas City, Mo-, Jan5 Wheat about
steady; No. red, G9NG3l -.
Corn Dull; No. 2 mixed, % l2@92
BOSTON WOOL.
Boston, Mass, Jan. 5--Ihs domand for
wool Is more active, there have been
more buyers on the market Sales OF the
week have been 1857 200 pounds Of all
kinds, and prices are very FRA.
Ohio heeces are iu demand 27u2S for
Y and 2ad29 for Ky. Some large
sales Of Michigan n fleeces were made
q 2Gi Michigan selections In demand at
3SO4O
combine both washed and unwashed
dull
IL Territory Wool there hos bccn large
sales on basis of 5m 81 for fine medium
and 47MJO for medlull, Including Mon
tmn, Texas ana California woods sold
on q basis 1900 iacluding Que line Of
$1,000 pounds Texas and 10000 pounds
fall California
Ohio and Michigan unwashed and mn
merchantable iieeces sold slowly at 100
23
Pulled woods 10 fair demand, 3848s
for superior
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WANTS DAMAGES.
louisville. KY JAN. 4.--chhse y. Hard
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