Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-26
GENERAL M ARKETS
Produce and ProYi.icns

ST. LOUIS, Mo: Jan. 2};- Wool-oaiet and
Wheat Opened strong and higher, but re
aoien set in and prices decl ned, clos Ing easier
at about &c over than ye terday: No. red,
cash. &c, February closing 1t S035c: NJ arch
closing at SIS; May at s4H9S3&c.
s3hc; July sldsltc, closing at sc; Decem-
cash 474@i715c; I, bru ny chasing at 47c;
March at 41ha47Ac. closing at 4Ilscii May A..
CASH at 3jjs a SO41: May at 3I3zc.
Cornmeal frm at 81 40. Whisky steady at 81 %.
Provisions lower. PorS-Hew $4 rs Lard
q rs, s. S11sG 20: long clears s. so; clear
ribs s. 6!13: short clears 81 8. Bacon, boxed,
shouldsl s, SIS so; long clears S. 81; clear ribs
IS ~; short clears s. as 62iI. Hams steaoy
at 25Gl2 o.. At,ernoO" boar w heat
easy; tebrGary soc: March 81 hc; May e27sc;
June csc. Corn steady; February 4S%c
March 47He; May 4sHc. Oato easy F,bruaEss
80 &c; Nay BIC.
CHICAGO. Ill, in. 2j.-There was no great
actiVisy on Change JO-lay. The slow dragging
decliue IN p ices for wheas and corn was
checked for u time during tue morning, but the
reaction soon cams 10 an end 4 decrease OF
1900 bash Is Ia he amount If Wheat On
ocean passage ca csed wheat 10 open little
higher, May reiEg up "a &C a. SIC. From tina!
figure iG advanced to S2A1S2,sc, and under
about e.. about neon the local crowd who
had got lopg en- the market began
dumping their holdir gs and cau4ed
May b;eak sgaiu to u, whsIe II CLOSED
Cor was without s eciAi features 70 day, ,rad
log beiog almost entirely local 4 somewhat
L mer feeling prevailed however, iDEle1 cea
n ainly by .hA cCve,iug By local shorts. May
corn opeoed az ga &C higher at 524S 5255c
advanced ID SIC, then II followed whes down
and touched $3.50 and closed az 81 J33t. Pro
| Visions were qaet and s:eady wi hout features
ness was nRht and profe SIGNALS had
! things al their own way. but tuctn ations
we're confined TO narrow limits Adult y 80 big
| bears made sudden raid On pork With Inten
! ton of forcing N ~ below Sl4 %, when ceiling
| on stop ore era were expected 70 Garry 1t ms
| IeIially lower. After br"sking the mar G.
from Sl4 % 10 sl4 OK they d, sisted and IN few
minutes the rally t. sl4 20 gas witnessed: IN:
range for this morning was Sii O!]zG X 321s and
closed at si4 2I1a. Lard broke 5GI &c. snor.
ribs dropped L s. 90, but reacted and closed
and Siuy closed a@Y iG st ~. May short T't
ribs at 81 s7H@7 20 no closed at 81 60.
Leading futures closed as fcln VS.: Wheat
| No 2, February I5Sc; Mach ,G;zc: Ma Size
June sc. Corn-N,. ,, february Axe har
4Sc; May 52&e; June 52;sc. Ness PORK. pei
| bsrrel. February ) 50; Ma S4 2IA: LsId
Jnne s. so Short Iios Fei ruary s. 40; N. r,l
! s. 80; Ma 81 g. Cash quofstuns we5e Foul
DOLL and neglected, prices IL chsngeS
WheaE red sic a., NJ: eS 81 t]c
Per lee p eunds 81 321i. Short 7! siaos. bose
Ia 40. cry lted .houde s. boxed, s. 9 aG q
short cle-r sices, baked, 81 s5d7 -
NEW YORK, Jan. a5.- CoHee-S ct fair; hi
dull at IKE; options opened heavy and lps er
S SsTy ssslp Fs sSS 91 Is as1c
Is 0OG Is Is; April j i0Gl2 81 Ma, j. i5Gl: 90
June u 25Gl2 10; July II e5dl2 10; AaGus
II sol 10; August 81 IS septs m6er II 6o G
II 81; ID cembeT II ell 20. sugar dull; fai
refining qro.ed at c; REIN duh: S l6s
5u-le;; EXTRA c 5ats5z.c; white eaeSc; yellow