Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-22
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS.

ST. LOUIS, No., Jan. H.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged.
Wheat-The decrease in the visible supply be-
ing larger than was expected and better prices
as were caused unsettled and irregular, and the
close was about as Saturdays. Cash and Janu-
airy, sS2c BAD; May closed wac bid; June, 94s4e;
Corn-Firni, exception May, which was easier.
Cash, 29s4 d3Oc; March, 3l9Sllsc; May, $3.50
Gornmeal-steady, 81 75al 50.
Whisky-Steady. 81 %.
Bagging-Quiet, 7$t 69c.
Provisions-Yery dull; generally lower; small.
only small job trade.
Pork-sl2 70.
Lard-S6 IS.
Dry salt meats7-Loose shoulders, IS 49, longs
and ribs, s. 60; short clear, IS so.
Bacon-Shoulders, Sc 62ia; longs, 81 62ia:
ribs, 81 IS; short clear, 81 S7Ja.
Hams-Sl0 25Q12 90
CHICAGO, III, Jan. 21.-Fair speculative BUSH
ness was transacted in wheat, and the feeling
portant changes occurred. During the latter
part of the session the feeling was steader and
the closing was about l+c higher than Saturday.
There was very little interest manifested in corn,
trading being of q local, spasmedic character,
fluctuations being limited to L4c range. Market
closed trihe lower than Saturday.
Considerable interest in mess pork and trading
was quite active Opening sales were made at
10 advance but weaker feeling was soon mani
tested and reduction of 4Od45c was submitted.
Later the market ruled with more steadiness and
prices rallied l7i2 020e and closed comparatively
steady. Trading was fairly active in lard but
feeling was weak. Prices on whole ranged
a decline of 109l 2isc and the market closed
rather firm at medium figures, fairly active trade
was reported in short rib sides and feeling was
weaker.
The leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat-No. 2, January, $3.50; February, eS5se;
Corn-No. 2, January, s4c; March, s5Ac; May,
Ness Pork = January, sl2 80; February,
Lard@JSniaary, Sc S.; March, S. ST.; May
Short Ribs-January, Sc 20; March. Sc ana;
Cash quotations:
Flour-Steady and unchanged.
No. spring wheat-sel4 a96ssc; No. 2 red,
No. corn-34IL.
Mess pork-sl2 Is.
Short ribs-sides and loose, Sc 60.
Dry sailed houlders-Boxed, S. O0G6 12ia; short
clear sides, boxed. Sc 15lh@6 STA.
Whisky-SI.0s.
NEw YORK, Jan.21.-Flour-Dull
Wheat-BaTely steady. Spot No. red, 97JLR
9134e. Options closed; January, Sic; February,
97$4e; March ssc; June, 81 OH; July, ss5sei De-
Gorn3spot lower; No. 2, 4sA@44c. Options
closed; January, 1890; February, 44l4c; March,
45izcj April 45l6e; May, 45s4ej June, 45ss;
up; closed steady, 10 to 20 points above Satur-
day. Sales 600 bags, INCLUDING lg,l JanIsTy,
SO S9a 10 So 10 'ois s' bio aaf en-
10y
cargoes, l7lac.
s1gar-Raw, dull; refining, dull and easy; cen
trifugal, 5ssa55se; extra @, 5Is06is; white extra
G, 6ts66 3-l6e yellow, 5l4 d53sc; off A, ga 06lAc
mould A, 714c; standard A, SIC; confectioners,
CSC; cut loaf, Sc; crushed, Sc; powdered, ne;
granulsted, 74c; cubes, nc.
Molasses-Foreign quiet; sales of cargoes
of Matanzas to arrive, 20Izc for 40 degree test;
New Orleans, dulli open-kettle, prime to
choice, 30'G35c.
Rice-Firn.
Kansas Cry, Mo, Jan, q. z-Wheat-steady;
No. red, cash, CSC bid; year, zoe bid.
Corn-Steady; No. cash, 25lsc bid; May
2S?4c bid.
New ORLEANS, LA, Jan. 21.-Coffee quiet but
steady. Rio common to prime at 1870 1890
Rice quiet at 39t 65c. Cotton seed products nom
inaily unchan ged. Sugar, open Kettle steady,
choice 4st prime to strictly prime 1850 Assc;
fully fair 47-16a4l ae good fair 5-l605ssc: fair
4lsc: good common AZ "a IS-16c; common 80 04c;
inferior Ia3e; centrifugal firm, choice white
g-l6d65sc coffee white So d6 7-16c; gray white
81 a 3-I6c; choice yellow clarified l3-l6d65sc;
prime yellow clarified 1-16461kc.
Melases-Quiet but steady Open kettle, good
prime, 30G32c; prime, 21GZ9c; good fair, 25Q2ee;
fair, 22024c; common, l5a1se; cenfrifugals,
strictly prime, 24S25c; good prime, 20G2lci
prime, IS61ec; good fair. lie; fair, Ice; common
to good common, ia l5c; syrup, 25G26c.