Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-17

70 $s$--W heat frm; January S2lsc; Februa Y
ESQ; May @5Ilc. Corn higher; JaI uary 41'sc;
FeOcuar IS May 5UL4c. Oats dull; May ~ E, c..
CH CAGO, ILL. Jan. 76-There was Nttle
the Board To-Day, and all of he pits " re quiet.
May wheat started &c higher 2: size. TIE
lowest poiEt the whent marktt toucn-d IVES
S37sc. The decreAae IN The vlsible supply was
only GA geo bu heis hut did not weaken market
any, as 1t Was ea"ect- IL would. The VINO e
market, 10 SUM II up briefly, was coctcolled hy
highest potus MAY wheat torcn d
was S4Ac. as which f<ure It Clossd,
| Corn was absolutely featur6less; May opeHhd
q 81 &c, ana rarged fer the da7 between 63 3 q
81 closing al the latter figure While uro-
visions wee :. thar quiet, In To was still an
under tone of strength to the market A the
session advanced It was developed thai there
were some very good b1ytnk orfors TO- PORK
around So 10, nd May did not touch this
Ii. ure, eX 'epl m0menlarY, bat once during the
morning. There were several buyers at l15t,
which was the opening price, and May bal ed
up to SIS %; at the close Msy lard
Id at$7 soar 20, and closed at - So, Missy snort
rios sod at 81 800 81 co,ing al latter igu G..
Leading futures closed as follows: Wheat, No.
2 January IKE; February 7Sc: March So;
May S44c. Corn, No. ,, January 49,; FL Oruary
49, March 1880; May $40: mess pork,
$i5 IS. Lard, January s. 371<;' Fe6Sai
eIy, s. ~; March, 81 80; May, 81 20
Short ribs January s. 67]s; Feb uory, 81 10;
area, 81 50 May, 81 97lI Cash Quotation
were: -Four ruled Quie with ricas at former
prizes Wheat No ed SIC No. corr 1870:
mss pork, per b9rrel Sl4 1504 60; lard, per
100 pouo g, 81 ~; short ribs sizes. loose.
81 : al 76h; crg sailed should rs. boxed, s. 50
a 6 90: short clear sides, boxed, S. l56S 20.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. I6.--Whcat ste1dv;
NJ spot cash So4e; hay 500 old and s.
asked. Corn quiet, No. each on track 45c ;
MAY IKE bid and &C asked. Oats No. .
&c bid and 29nc asked.
NEW YORK. Jan. lG.-Four-Trading was
only moderate, am p-ices st ii lending in the
BUYERS favor; patent Minnesota extra gno3 to
,,r'me 81 iOa4 so; choice to fancy cit O ST. S5&
10. wheat verV dub In ali directions; spot
lots steady IS rule, but wit an ab'ence of
export nteres options va led but Il tie, clos
Ing shade higher and ste4dy; spot NJ. > red
cred; Jan uay clor ing at $3.50; February clo'-
Ing at 81 sc; II arch closing 934c; A.riI closi
93Ac; May closing at s5c. Corn-Oash
ST. ady and quiet; options opened fem, later
ruled duh ana declined 5<114c. closing steady;
spot No. 2, nc az ell vator 6221 delivered
January nominal at 6llzc: February closing
Cl's :; March closing q. '2i<c; May c'Csi = at
625ec Ootee-SpoL fan anu nominal at l73sc;
orti9ns opened stronger and 20 closed
March IA 25@l4 40; April "A 206I4 IS; May "A o.
"A l42 %. June ID ali 10; July - 1913 81;
august ID 35G13 o. >e.tember - l5G13 -;
Octon erl3 %; November Is O00l3 05; d cember
u 900l3 %. Sugar Dull and nOminsl: fair re
iulng quoted 3 &C ref led qu.et but irn. Mo-
Issues steady. Cotton ,eed oil quo!ed 36G37c
crude; 4lG431ac refined. TAllow quiet bat
trOnEer; prime cay Q1Oted l664zsc.
Rosin dull; I07HGI255c. TurDentine dull and
nominal; 4i51c PORK dull md unchanged.
MS s94Gl0t. Lard dull aud heavy and to 4
p i9te lower: western steam spot, 7Tt9c;
February / 62G7 Sc; Mach 1.G9G7 74G; May 1.S2
NGhSoc. June closed I.9lc; City steam 1909,