Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-27
GENERAL 81 AKKkTS.
Produce and Provi,ions.

ST. LOUIS, No. Jan. 25.-wool-ouiet and
steady. Flour-VeIy Gull and unchanged,
Wheat-Opened rtrqng snd higher, but re-
At about 80 over tnan Se terday; No. red.
cash. &c, February closing At $50; March
closing at So ir May sat at s c,s.
S3Ac; July sIGSlAc, CLOSING at Slci Deem
b,r 8. s5k Go7' ,cIosng at observation-disclosures
cash 47&G+7kr: Fe6ru ~ closing at 4Is:
Mach al Az 472c, closing at axe. May 4sS
4sfsc, cI.siDg az ASS. Oats - Es,iers
cash as 3U1l a So54o: May st size
OOrnmeal firm at 81 40 whisky steady at s. Us
Provisions lower. PorE-New $H 70. Lard
81 1907 Is Dry saited meat, boxed, shout
u rs, IS SIl4aa 20. long clears 81 SO; clear
ribs s. OK short clears s. % Raeon. boxed,
Shoulders, S. 81; hong clears SIS So; clear ribs
5. -; snort clCaTs s. 'faS 62A. Hens steady
ut 25Gl2 %. Atternoo" boar Wheat
easy; FEBRUARY soc; March slhc; May S29cs
June 63t4c- Corn steady; February iSAc;
March 4lhc; May 4s&c. oats easy; February
30ac, May 3l3c-
CHICAGO. ILL, Jan. a5.-There was no great
activity on 'Onange Io-oay. The slow dragging
HeclDe In p ices for wheat and corn was
chez ked for a time during the morning, but the
reaction soon came 10 an end. deere sac or
], 1900 0 bach Is In The amount Of wheat on
ocean passage caused wheat to open little
higher, Nav oeing up 3G &c az sc From tsst
figure t. advanced 10 s2A6s27sc, and under
f. 20 offerings again reacted and sIeadiod at
about &C.. About nooA. ehe local crowd who
d dau sS' I their Oh bolo,rss and caused
Nay % break sgain to s sc, where q o.osed.
| Corn was without peCial featurss u: Jay, =
Ing being almost entirely local. somewhat
| fiImer FEELING prevailed, however. in1ueDced
! mainly by The covering by local shorts. May
| corn opened at a6Ac higher At b2z9 52bcs
advanced 5Sc, then iI followed whea down
! and touched 52$c and closed st OPS "a 5l1z- Pro
Visions were qu,eL and steady wi nUut features
| OF interest W TO room. Outside busi-
ness was tb hfq own ahG waT SSt
were tondned 10 narrow limits "a bout L. so big
| bears made q sudden raid on pork with Inten-
tion of forcingM tv below Sl4 co. when selling
| on stop orcers were expected TO carry Il ma
Ierially lower. After breaking the narses
from S4 20 to sl4 OK they d, sisted aad in few
minutes ihe rally t sl4 20 was witnessed: the
range for this morning wss S4 O7hGl4 32}l and
closed at s4 27x. Lara broke 5Slec. Snort
ii lbs dropped t. 81 80. but reacted and closed
steady; May lard GOD a. g. 60@7 .t o1s
rib. at s167Xe57 10 M "'o.~i ct 81 ea
Leading futures closed as follows: Wheat
No ?, February lShc; Ma. CHI SIC; Ma o.Se'
| 4sc; May 625Ic, June 52Esc. Mess nork per
bsIrel, February 8 So; MAY sl4 s1& Lsrd,
| iune 81 co Short rios f, ruaIy 81 10: lMarch
| 81 50; May 81 g.. Oash quo atlons were Flour
Dull ana neglected prices . unca. I4Sc
Me 5 rk-P. barre. SIS 1913 so. LARD
Per 100 pounds 81 32E Snort rio tides. loose,
| 10 40. dry lied shoulders, boxed, S. s5a5 20.
| short cielr sides, boxed, 81 e5dT 81
! NEW YORK. Jan. 25.- Cofee-Soot fair; Rio
duh at l71t~; option, opened heavy and lower.
closing steady; sales not reported; Jan
usry Is 45614 50 February IS asa IL Is; March
l3 CSC I3 Is; April " 7O9l2 go. MAY IL bt3l. 70;
June IL 256l2 40; July Ii S6l2 10; August
IL 959l 10; August Sll SO; Septeme-r II SEQ
Ii 10; October ii 5: al 60; November IL seq
ll6'; ID cembeT IL oil 10 sugar dull; fair
| Iekaing quo ed at c; rem tut: o % $50
is lis extra G 5S<@ SIC; white s3S&c; yelloSs
5&6hL1c; Off q So l6p6Hc, COME toners Il
To- M, lssses was qai I; % test at ESc. Cotton
seed oil sc crude; +OG4lc refined