Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-19
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KITS


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. ls.-Fiour-NOminally
Wheat had more strength end steadiness to-
day, and closed l4c above yesterday; cash and
Corn-Higher and firm; cash, 295s GSOc; March
closed Sllsc bid; May, s3lkc.
Cornmeal-Steady, 81 75G1 so.
Bagging-Easy, 20 alOc, according to weight.
Iron ties-Lower, 81 TO-
WhiSky-Steady, 81 Oh.
ProYisions-Dun and only a small job trade
PoFk-sls 90.
Dry salt meats-Loose shoulders, Sc 90: longs
and ribs, Sc 20; short clear. Sc 95.
Boxed lots-Ribs, Sc 50; short clear, s. 90.
Bacon-Sho on IS 20; longs, s. 7Oa7 20;
Hams-Steady at $40 255I2 90
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 1s.-Things seemed to be
considerably mixed in wheat in this market to-
day. Trading was heavy and largely local and
credited mostly to large floor traders. Some
parties who were credited with having bought
very freely few days ago sold heavily one
dealer being credited with selling 600 600 bush
els or more while Others were buying, one opera
bushels for covering of shorts, and with buying
500, coo bushels long account. The
0n 5aafp reEEa ad b that good deal Of
lines covered. Fluctuations of price were con-
fined within moderate range considering active
trading and feeling was strong most of the
session. Close was C higher than yesterday.
Very fair trade was witnessed in corn early and
the feeling developed was quite strong, after
active. Close was 1sGI4c higher than yesterday.
Quite active speculative business was reported
in mess pork, but prices ruled irregular.
There was good trading in short RIDES and the
market was weak during greater portion of the
day.
The leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat-No. 2, January, sac; March: 9794c;
Corln-No5s: 2. January, a4asc; March, a51sc;
Mess Pork-January, sl2 90; March, So IS;
Iard-January, Sc 871a; March. Sc s2la; May,
Short Ribs-January, Sc SO; March, Sc 57lz;
May, S. 20.
Cash quotations:
Flour-Steady and unchanged.
No. 2 spring wheat-9634 d9714c; No. 2, red,
No. corn-3Ak a&4ss.
Mess pork-S12 556 u 60.
Lard-S6 80.
Dry sailed s6onideFG lo1e Sc 25Gs s; short
clear sides, boxed, - 0067 1919.
NEW YORK, jan IS. -Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Higher. Spo' No. red, 9Sisas9Izc.
Options closed: January 97$sc; February, 9sssc;
March, 992le; May, 81 O5s4; June, 81 Os7s; July,
Corn-Fairly active. Spot No. 2, 44ILa44ssc.
Options closed: January, 443sc; February, 44fsc;
Coffee-options opened barely steady and ir-
regular, closed steady, to % points up. Sales
a, $50 bags, including January, SIS 55915 %;
IS 80; May, SIS 5Jal5 SO. Spot Rio, strong; fair
cargoes, TIC.
Sugar-Raw, dull; fair refining, 1s-I6c; cen
trifugal 96-test, 55sc; refined, dull; c.
&c; extra c, 3-l6c; white extra c. 63sc; yellow,
55sG6l2c; mould A, ne; standard, SIC; confec-
dered, nc; graduated, &c; cubes, 7l4c
Molasses-Sales, 5 cargOes: new crop Cuba
February and March deliveries, 20I5c for 80 test;
New Orleans, dull; choice, moderately active
and firm. ...
Wool-Strong and quiet; domestic heeces, 359
Csc; pulled, 26d 59c; Texas, 14d 26c-
kansas CITY, Mo-, Jan. l8--wheat-Quiet;
May, 97Isc bid.
Corn-stronger; No. 2 cash. 251zc bid; May
29Izc
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. s.-Sugar-Steady
and firm; open kettle, choice, 4S4c; prime to
strictly prime, 9-l6G 45sc; fully fair, 4t0
4 7-l6c; good fair, 45-I6G4ssc; fair, 4I4c; good
41sG4 3-16c; common, 334 csc; inferior,
2Iad3c; centrifugals, choice white, 6I2c; of
white, 63s ta6 7-l6c; gray white, Sac; choice yell
low clarified, 61sG 3-l6c; prime yellow clarified,
506 I-16c; off yellow clarified, 50 G5zc.