The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1886-01-14

GRAIN AND PROVISION MARKET
NEW YORK

Wheat-Spot, lower; moderately active; option
| weak; No. red, February, 90ls 091asc, closed
woes; March, 81 a@&Hoc, closed SIC; May, 94sb
! Corn-Spot moderately active; options opened
firm and closed heavy; No. 2, 505s05lc No 2
Ja744ary S SGiSO$i5e closing c February
CONGREGATIONS steady and moderately active
| sales, $500 bags; January, S6.5O66.55; Feb
ruary, $500 March, $3.50; April, $6.65.
Sugar-Dull; refined, steaOy; mould A, GAG
i 1316C; COnfeCtiOneT's A. 65sc.
MOlasses-Firmer.
Rce-Quiet and steady.
| Tallow-Barely steady, l3-l5Gp47gc.
| ROsin-Quiet; S10Odl05
Turpentine-Firmer; 3SiIC
Wool Quiet and firm; domestic fleece, Pa
Bic; pulled, Hose; Texas, 96t22c.
Pork-Quiet and steady, at Sl0OOr1O.5O
Lard-Fairy active; spot .i5@6.47; January
$G43Nt6+i; February, $644a6.5l
CHICAGO.
CHCAGo January .-Flour-Market dull snd
unchanged
Wheat Market opened lac lower, sold off ,,c
lower than yesterday; No red, January, SON@
Size, closing SOlac; February, S0b@GS1 sc, clos
ing SO's@SJ4c; March, S1160S2Sc, closing Sii6c
May, S6id @S73sc, closing SSaic.
Corn-Market quiet but shade higher: cash
362gc, closed 36s9@86ls May, 39alGS9Syc ''|'1
Pork-Market firm early receded 15Q17Iac, and
closed tame; cash, 5000 1035; January, closed
$lO42H61Ol5. - V''''' N''''''' Aa''r
Lard Market quiet; cash and January, s607,5a
go; February S6.O7G@6iO; March, SGl2ls@
Boxed Meats-Steady; dry sailed shoulders 1890
@595; short ribs, S5l00j.l9a; short clear, sides,
S540GJ5.45.
y Qats-Dnll but steady; cash, CSC: January and
February, 2Sc; May 31fG315sc
Hams $S.5O@11.OO.
FlaXseed-Cuet; $1CS
Butter and Eggs-Unchanged
Barley-Quie 5ldSOc
Lead-Scarce and firm; Si25
lIay-Quiet; prairie, $6.0O0S5O; timothy $1,000
Bran-Quiet, SOC at mill, Gle at east track.
NEW ORLEANS.
and weak f"'s
Uorn-About firm
Oats-tirmer; 39IG40c.
Bulk Meats-StrOng and higher: shouldars
$!oO; long clear, S525655.37la; clear ribs, S5.87R
Bran-Higher, at 9Oc.
COrnmeal-Quiet and firm
iay-Steady; prime, 146t16c; choice 17d1Sc
Hog Products-Quict and steady
Mhlsky-Qulet and steady; western rectifed. Al
Pork-S975
Lard-Retined terce $500
,Bacon10Shoulders, S365; long clear, So IS clear
Hams-Choice sugar-cured, 9i561Oac
Coitee-Quiet but steady; Rio cargoes, common
to prime, 7GD92ic. 7'' N'''ii''on
Rice-Quiet and steady
Cotton Seed PrOdnCts-Quet and weak
Sugar-ln good demand; Louisiana crnn
kettle choice, l-l6c; fully fair to prime47 dan
Irltugals OF: plantation granulated 4 g-i6c: choice
il'e' o4e; on White, Sac; choice yellow clarified
Enthusiastically and in good demand
m mNChange' New York sight $3.50 per 1000 pre-
Clearngs of the banks, 32236ll.
ST. LOUIS
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hanged. Wy
Wheat-Weak and depressed; prices declinl,
readily ii8@l2ic below yesterday and close,
weak, without recovery; No, 2. red, cash SgIc
anuary, nominally S0Kc; February 9ii%e Ids
ng 9O3lc asked; March, 922iGo935ec; NAV. g6i,S
~, closing 96A@96asc bid; June, 97@gSc, ciosins
COrn-Market dull, and easier, in svmnor,,
18th wheat; No.2 mixed, cash, 335ac; FcbTrnar2
iGl347$c, closing BIC; March, 3iagc; Nav. 86a1A
CSC, closing 3624C '' '''4Y
a., 0IatsN ,I dull and firm; No mixed cash
Corn Meal-S1G5@l. 20.
Bran-Firm; 65c at mill 6G on track
Wits key-Steady; S1.19.
Wool Market steady: for unwashed. Ia
&C; tub washed 26@3ic; Texas wool, 10GTSSilc
proysi Isl Quiet, and prices fairly steady
Pork-IIigher S1O5O.
Lard-S5. 95GE66O
ib bulS <, We. lots long clear $5o short
55os, sou; short clear, S5.35: boxed lots inr,,
lear $3.50. S'@ - shori
-, B1a "a. m, clear, S5.GO0565; short rib.
Rye-Market steady; No 3 61c
Dariey-Market quiet; No. 9 CSC
lax IsSi seed f Market firm; No !, S112
ar lEhN0oN BOARD-Wheat was weak and
l@Tc lower. Corn, nominal Oats. nn
hanged.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, January r. Wheat-Wooi,o
tsh, use 6id; February, 69c bid NAV S5S%r
Corn-Quiet; cash, 27Ac bid; Febrrrssrr 20
"a March, 2Slic bid May, 3l%c bid i'' Soc
OATS--Nominal; &c bid