Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-12
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Eraduae and P1ovialoue.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, jar. 1l.-Flour-FiTm and
| une hanged. Wheat opened firm but be- gan TO
decline at once, and closed weak and nc lower
No. red cash s13i@S2c; January closing at
Size nominal; February S23a G65c, closing at
8214c nominal; May S+z5GS54c, closing at S5c.
Ing at 471lc May 495s05Oc, osing, at
1870. Oats lower; cash 3lT@3l8c; May So
steady at ST O5. Provisions duii Pork. New
SIS O0Gl5 %. Lard S. 81. Dry sailed meat,
boxed shoulders. S. S7HGS 90: long cleaFS7 so
OF SD; clear ribs ST 6007 IS; short clear
ST S7180S 90. Bacon, boxed shoulders, $3.50;
long clears SIS so; clear ribs So 20; short clears
S. 10. Hams steacy; ct $40 250l2 90. After.
noon Board-Wheat firm ia uary SIG; Feb3.
475sc: February 474c; May SOC. Oats firm;
Ma. 3224c.
CHICAGO, ILL. Jan. u.-Grain marke ts
were quiet with tendency to firmness at 1.-The
opening on &C. ange this morning. There was
NJ decided movement 10 the market during the
first hour. Trading was of light volume Of
sca'pinG character; May wheat opened at S4hc,
soc and then setteo diownfo sac, opening
movement of wheat and flour reported from
was considerable selling on the part of two
prominent operators and small scalpers fol-n
lowed them. Msy wheat sold as low as 8G3iSlat
one time during the morning and clossd at
and when wheat eased off sagged to SAC.
During the greater part CT the session earn fol
lowed provision market easily. May broke to
554 @537se. Shortly before noon under frse
selling Others became steady around 535S, clos
ing at 534 95375c. There were fGff
arriTals of hogs, and prices were 3
movemt MT in the product that kept until the
close. Trading in tbs aggregate was moderate
and local commission houses who have had
owing orders for pork for a week past were in
bot t0 a 1frnitPd INIT failed n
| rest the downward movement. May opened at
SIS 80, sold at $l5 571l, receded to So 275. ana
cosed cav There was shipt ing demand of
| consequence for lard, and the general market
was heavy. Ma broke from 81 So to s. 6!1z,
and closed at same figures. Short ribs opened
at S. 10, sold at S. lOas 124l, and closed cay
January nc; February Ike; Merch 73l4cs
May $3.50. Corn, No. 2, January 4S3Ec; FabIn
AIRY, 1850, May $3.50. Mess pork, per bssFel,
SHPpa[ s. Lara 3d. Ja FeR5qary g r F3b hay
| s. As; March, 81 521s May, 81 67a. Short RIBS,
Jeuuary 81 675z; February, 81 67h; hareh,
81 tx; May, $795 Cash auotatiens were:
unchanged. Wheat, No; ed, nominal; No:
corr, 4s14c: mess pork, per barrel, $ll 500
II So; lard, per 100 pounds, s. 90; short ribs
boxed S. 9Oa6I 10; short clear sides, boxed.
! IS l56S p.
| NEW YORK, Jan A.-Coff.e-Spot fair; Bio
nominal at li4c; options opened 5Gl5 points
bags; January Is lOel5 80; FEBRUARY 4 7Oa
Is 90; March IA 45Gl4 So; April IL 1904 I0i
May ii 25014 So; June Il 1SGl4 As; July
IS Scala 10; August Is 1913 -; Sep
TENDER Is 1913 40; October Is C5G15 25i
| November Is 100l3 l5; December y S5G13 10
Sugar-Duu and unchanged; refining 5-l6c
refined quiet; white extra &c l6G675c; off a
6ssG6Xc; N uld A 7.3l@755c; gTannlated nc
Molasses steady; cotton teed oil quoted al
36a37c crude; Al z044c refined.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. ll.-Corn frmer a
CSC Hay frmer, prime SIG co; Oh ice 81 90
! sugar quiet but firm; open kettle strictly
prime 1850; centrifngals, choice write exc
| choice vel ow clarified Is l666c; prime vel
low clarified SIC; off vel ow clarified SIC!
| seconds 44G53sc Moiasses steady with good
demand open kettle, choice, 36c; prime 33G
81; ;; centrifugals, choice. 2lG23c; others IN
changed.