Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-01-03

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Fiour-Duli. Wheat. cash iirm and shade
higher; options h@iG lower steamer No. o.
red 9s; steamer Mo- z. red ml9dpl 0s; No. g
red 0994Col 1855.
lower but afterwards recovered and sd-
vanced y closing firm: No. B. 5iMd5i94;
steamer va 62Is; corn feed dull, Sugar quiet
but firm. fair to good refined l5-l6a75k.
Observation-Disclosures Rice. quiet hut
steady. Pork. dull nj lS9E@lsi4; cut meats
dull and nominal.
and closing AT s.
New York, January a.--Govcrments-gcn
erally:strong and lsa9s per cent higher.
Railroad bonds moderately active but with
out feature. state securities neglected. The
stock market opened generally at about cles
Ing prices saturday and In an hour OF bust
ness up to IL o'clock exhibited no special fea-
teres. The net result was an advance of
MMlA per cent on general list later on the
Illinois Central rose to lSM. AZ noon a raid
was made against the Tt xas and Pacific and
the price was forced down TO 2h, from Satnr-
day quotations. Tie break in Texas & Pacific
was followed bv & decline OF IA per cent in
the rest of the list. After 1890 the market re.
covered slightly from the depression and AZ =
o'clock tho market was steady and ~ now.
II has advanced n fraction in the last hour.
The market was less aciiyc and weaker, re-
suiting In decline OF 4GniS per cent rom
the prices of . o'clock. Later, Burlington q
Quincy advanced to 20l4. The most active
Delaware, I.ackawsnnn and Western and
Louisville and Nashville, all of which arc
weak. Transactions 100000 shares.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, January 2.--Cattle-- Receipts j5f0;
market slow; extra 1896 50; good 10 choice
shipping : 20@6; common 10 mir a@5 TO-;
butchers strong, 230@i rs; stockers slow y letqi
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changed. Wheat dull and lower but regular,
$685. January: 9i% February: No. red a5.
Corn Fair demand but n lower rates; 1870
i9! cash; 49A@i99s February
"A lower q
IL S5@l8 30 cash; II oJ6p;' 07la February. l,erd
fair demand but at lower rates, 10 ~ 5@lo ~
March. Hulk meats duh, weak and lower:
shoulders 9 40; short ribs 50; short clear . 20.
WhiskY-Steady and unchanged ut ] III.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Lou!s January 2.--Cotton quiet mid
ling o -l6; sales none and receipts 800.
Wheat better, 6lI; corn better, ffe a. 2; oats
firmcrS6.
Pork stronger IL bulk meats unsettled;
nothing doing Bacon SLOW, short t. rips lo4
Cattle steady for butcher stuff and range
from 2.75@i00 for common TO best No ship
Sheep quiet; Texans range from 75di o.
sit. Louis. January 2.-Cotton quiet.
Good ordinary Observation-Disclosures. i-i6
Low middlug ,. .....,..,..y ...." SIG
Middline ,.,.,...........,. q GIG
Sales 100; receipts 1900; shipments 100; stock
$3.50
Flour firm, family So@9 80; choice ( i5a5 Ooi
fancy 5000 90 Corn meal mcak, . p cash.
Whlskey. active and frm, ".
Wheat--cash hettcr.options lower: No. red
sGlS for cash: a6tz@eJl2 fancy February. Corn
fairly nctiVe, but lower, $1,000 cash and
January: i5hlG1ij31 February. Oats slow. SO
cash; 3jlS January; HslS February,
Pork-iirm OF II GO. for cash ;ls %. January
Il o. bid for February. Lard. noininally ~ 10
and 10 II.
Bulk meats pull; small boxed lots s. g@s9r;
bacon slow; clear sides l0s4; sugar curcd hams
l1lSarl3.
C!lttle--R Receipts LOO; shipping grades low
and good demand; heavy shipping steers
quotable NJ . 2jeA5 70; light shipping steers
Quotablc AT 2otd 4 ~. common TO fair butch
crs 1913 80; good to choice Q IDOL so; stock
ers and feeders 00di u.
Hogs-Recepts 4tG higher and firm light
grades . 50@r5 TO: packing q Oo96 10. butchers
u 2ra6 10.