Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-01

ea''.sr ,,. Or heavy buying for export
20 ~ ~ cheat market a steady tone
n =. md Dscember closed with a
=" ,sc September corn was bid
~ q sborts, closing $50 higher
. s.sr,ber oats finished Lac high
,,..y,.Ions closed with a moderate
A..t market was a shade cas-
y ~ opening than 1t closed yes
afternoon, but very quickly 1t
n tho other direction and adj
ss-,o over the lowest price made
!. ,oonent of opening. There was
y ,aamand for elevator men for Sep
~ during tho advance. and, in
~ rise was due principally 10
Las of buying Armour &c Co.'S
49, were the most conspicuous bid
tOr buyers of September during adj
I. referred to. and they were not
,,st time selling any December
~. their purchases. Later when
II. stopped with a gain. immedl-
| j. Armour & Co. commenced to sell
.mbsr. The Northwestern receipts
I. heavy, numbering SO7 cars at
I-,,auolis and Duluth, The aggregate
| Ne primary markets, inclusive of
80. City. was also very heavy.
.,nort clearances from the Allan
.saboard we're lighter than for the
I,csdlng three days,
m. opening price OF December was
VA and after advancing to 81 Lac
III back to the opening figures and
{ic was the trading price again
N. Il:se o'clock, Closing cables in
{,ted some further improvement In
|, foreign markets and there was a
L a demand reported from abroad for
IN wheat. 1t was rumored that as
IN "a 100000 bushels had been
{rksd at Duluth and an exporting
- here had an offer from Glasgow
sYrng wheat at a price which al
M commission In its acceptance.
= ~ were the closing influences in
|, rsrket here and prices rose again
point higher than had previously
y reached,
Ipc.mber sold UP 81 $50 and closed
4 sellers at 81 lac,
/ lfa was strong and September was
re urgently wanted than any other
Sav.ry, although the days receipts
h ~ cars, al compared with yes
lays estimates Of SO. The advlces
M he interior Of this state are to
eject that the week will see the
81 the free deliveries OF corn. The
" Of the receipts now being received
ron Illinois and are sent to fill
n OF September delivery. The
hts fought the market for Il short
!, today, but when May rose to
ut tSo from around 81 3-4c at the
hang some of the shorts became
sshed that discretion was the better
Il Of yalor and Immediately began
tat. 1t rose another Lac ON that
nlnd. September was not so easy to
aud roso from So 5-Sc near the OPP
hs 10 sc l-2c, about half an hour
n the close. Business was brisk in
5'nty minute spots and dull for the
alter part OF the time. The situa-
b as regards the September shorts
ame more distressing as the session
md Its close and SIC was paid for
b with sc 3-4c the current price in
end. M -H
liy closed at its highest point for
lay and week. SO 3-Sc.
ash oats were wanted and good
EnlY was to be had. A fair business
transactcd The demand was
tripally for No. to go and mostly
shorts. Values on all varieties
up a trifle. There were no special
a,res Of interest to the market. Pro-
t'ns were again firm until near the
" when there was some realizing
SEPTEMBER longs in pork and a les
ing Of the buying pressure from
9u In that article and September
The January deliveries were
a'd to NJ orders from outside and
closed strong, but as rule at
Z reduction from the highest prices
Ne day. The hog receipts were
w aisappointingly less than the es-
fe made on the day before. Conn
~ with Yesterdays closing prices
September the following changes
hqied Pork, t-2c lower; lard, Zoe
ribs l-2c higher. In January de-
'nes the following changes were
M Pork, loo; lard. IL 1-2c and ribs
higher.