Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-22
Wholesale gFocers; quotations iso higher
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS.
ST.. LOUIS. No.. Feb. 2I.-Flour-Quiet and


ST. LOUIS, No., Feb. I.-Flour-Quiet and
steady.
Wheat-Lower at the opening. The feeling was
weak and sales were at q decline, recovered later
then became weak and closing at 1si0l4c below
yesterday. Cash, 9709TI3c; May closed 99la q
99Sye; June, 96lsc asked; July Y, sCl4e asked:
2I1sc; April, 29i4e bid; May, 303sGSosse asked;
July, 32I4c asked.
Cornmeal-SI e561 90.
Whisky-Steady, 81 o..
PrOvisions-Market stronger.
Pork-S11 50.
Lard-Prime steam, Sc 80.
Dry salt meat-Shoulders. s. OO65 I255; longs
and ribs, Sc 90; short clear, Sc 20.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, SIS %; longs and
ribs. Sc 7506 S12; short clear. s. 00G7 o.; hams,
SO 00Gl2 90.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 21.-The wheat market
was dull and prices somewhat Irregular; the
opening was 5sG5sc lower than the closing
figures of yesterday, rallied 34c, declined &c and
then suddenly advanced 1870, eased OFF 1c and
closed about "a &C lower than yesterday.
Corn was moderately active at times, though
most Of session the market ruled very quiet.
There was nothing new of any consequence de-
Yeioped that had any apparent effect on values,
and fluctuations were narrow, being limited TO
Rather more interest was manifested in hog
products, and the feeling was stronger in gem
Mess pork opened at SC decline, advanced $50
17lac, reacted Phase, and closed rather steady.
Lard advanced 12iaSl 15c, but reeeded 2IsG5c.
Short ribs gained an advance of 412Gl0c and
closed steady.
Leading futures closed: Wheat-No. 2, Feb
ruary, 81 O69s; March, 81 07ss May, 81 099s;
corn-No. 2, February. 8n4c; March. s4llac;
Mess Pork-February, sll O5; March, 81 O5;
Lard-February, Sc 20; March, Sc 72lz; May,
Short Ribs-February, IS T7lz; March, IS 77lz;
Cash quotations were:
Flonr-Firm; winter wheat, patents, $ 30;
spring g. wheat patents 81 GOA 49, bakers 50 'S
wheat-No. 2 spring. s1Oe@ Oess; No. red,
81 06G O6Ss.
Corn-No. ?, snsc bid.
Mess pork-Sll 90.
Lavi-s6 67isG6 20.
short rbs-Sices. loose. s. T5G5 90.
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed, So 50fI5 62i5.
Short clear sides-Boxed, IS 00G6 12la.
NEW YORK. Feb. I.-Flour-strong, less
Wheat-Dull; spot No. 2 red, ssagg1sc. OPP
tions closed: February Ssisc; March, ss5se April,
81 20; May, 81 Olls; June, 81 Ol1s; July, 97hc;
closed; February, 44c; March AGE; April
4SSsc: MAY, 48la; June, 44lse.
Cofee-0ptions opened steady and unchanged
TO points down, closed steaty at points up;
March, SIG l0GI6 20; April, SIS O5g ne 10; May
SIG l5aI6 25; June, SIS 3os spot Rio fair. car
sugar-Raw. firm; refined, quiet and steady.
asses-Foreign, dull; 80 deg. test. Il; New
Orleans, quiet; open kettle, good TO fancy S0G
45e.
Rice-Quiet and firm
Kansas CITY, No., Feb. 1.-wheat-steady
No. red, cash, s0c Bid. MAY. CSC.
coTn-Quiet; No. cash, PC asked; May,
25c bid.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 2I.--Coffee - Dull
but firm at liza 1885, C..
Rlce-Afarket dull; ordinary to prime, Base.
Cttonseed-Products dull.
Sugars Dull at full prices; open kettle,
choice, 4isc; strictly prime. 4ssc; fully
fair TO prime, 45sa4 Lie; good fair, else;
good common to fair, 4 e $50 AIse; common,
"A 4l4c; inferior, Zss dSA; centrifugal, choice