Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-28
GENERAL NJ akkETs
Produces and Froyi,iops

| ST LOUIS, NO jar. 2'.-FIour-Firme. nc
| a "etteF demand prices unchanged, Wheat
! opened Very weak ana dect red &c al ther
broke ana gathered strensth throug hout, Ct 8
! Ing at top 80 higher than ye terGay's clr So
| NO. req, cas n, Z GS!t4c: FebrUarv olOsir
s sItSy,55c Mar eos'nT rs &c ay S23saS3
bio; December, Si}zas4e.c cl,sed So
bio; Con-Strong and hiEAer; cab 475so;
ciose1 1870 Oa,s-kirm; ca h 303i a
Slc; Msy BIG. Oofnmeal stead? at 81 80
P hni5sy steady si At 81 g. Provisions nj
sailed meat, boxed, should<Is, 5, %;
shsTs clears s. 55a7 S5 S Bso 9s + bo St
shoulders. S. so; long clears SIS 3335 clear ribs
at 0 5O@l2 90. At.yrnooaa bcari-W faGy
urn; FEBRUARY e04c; March &c; May So =.
Corn Corn steady. February A.: March, 4Illc; May
i9-sc Oats firm; May 3I5Sc.
HICAGo, ILL, Jan 27.-The oSen.nv on
'Ohange to Cay was ouH and almoet :eaiurc-
les. The grain market was rather fiat az the
start but hardened almost Immediately, Whes 3
dlspayipS less hrmness than C m. MAY wheat
opee Ell at Size, Whea: WIS NJ elected for some
lutte time after the opening consC qqently
may dropped to Size. but IaIer, on active
oiHdl Coy prominent brosers pushed II up %
eI>s SC. There was sharp bulge in all mar
kets JEST before the close, and big buving by
several Pre- mnent houses forced another ad-
vance:nen: in M~y, which csed st s3ss' Co n
oYe"td ouil aid con:in Ell so for rome time
after the start, May cell, g { If from opening,
S i;ssSs o '@'' When d t. tou ned hi,
pI. sca;pers had versold them Sc YES md there
WAS reaction 10 5Sl4c; by yoon covering by
shorts ami other bu ing hal sboved May no 10
o52a Go5S<c, at which figure 1t closeo. There
was nile corn sold under 81 q, and there wa
GOOD bdEfnk dtma- az c. Provisions
opened firm on light receipts Of hogs
Dat the would be purchasers soon discovered
there was plenty of property for sale an prices
sottenPG. May DOrk opened at Sl4 80 advanced
10 So GA, declined under liberal oHer of all
offerings TO Sl4 Az, -vanced agsin en- good
buying to $l4 and thea became
s sS s aG T ry"aen, c0se OF ,es
lard ftee-y. Po aa,anced In sympathy May
closing az Sl4 IlI. Lard was quite active at
the close and prices were advanced 711a20c;
May sold at 81 75@i TX, and closed at top
p, ices. Short ribs advanced about exc, and
May closed az s. s. Leading futures closed as
follows; Wheat-No. ?. February 76;sc; Mach
E .%G; May ~. Sc Jqns $%e. Co1n-NG 2.
5376s,. June 552.c Mess pork, per
barrel, February So IS; MAJ sl4 72]l. Lsrd,
February 81 571s March 81 621s; Nav s. TX
sry 81 So; March 81 621z May 81 IN. Cash QUO.
rstiuna were FloaT-Dull and neglec ed with
prices unc .nged. Wheat-N'. re S0%lc No.
corn, 4Sac. Mess P7rk-P. barrel. Sl4 2O0
snort tic sides loose, s. 5O17 5355; rry Ireq
shoulders. boxed, s. 9)a6 20; shorl clear s!des
boxed, 81 95aS %.
NEW YORK Jan. a. Coffee-Soot fair; Rio
We Eno noni6 al; options opened active and
lower and unsettled: saies lT2.25U bags; Jan
uarv Il S0aI4 p February Il 5jGlS 05; March
y t5al2 81; April il s0al2 90; MAY Il 7O6l! %
jane II 60Gl2 O.; July Ii 30ell IS; August
II 9OeIi So; September II lOalI -: October
II 00Gll 40; November II 0o01l ga; December
II 606l1 -. sugar Gull ane nominal; ref aeG
quiet; standard &C. Molssses dull, Cotton
seed oil quoted ct Soc crude; 40GiIc refined.