Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-31
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET
epecial TO the Gazette.
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR.
KETS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 30.-wheat-Market
opened higher for May and July. Trading was
quiet and the market ruled firm and advanced
for awhile, when prices sagged, only to recover
soon afterwards, the market fiuctuating within
small range to the close, which was sc for
May and Adssc higher for July; No. red,
cash, 3iaG9ss4c; February. 9iL.c, closing 9iiac;
May, s61s G97s.c, closing s7Hc; July, ssdsss.c.
Corn-First prices were Hc above yesterdays
close and continued to strengthen during the
first half hour. when reaction followed. and
recovered and ruled firm to the close. No
cash. 4,e; January 4IAo, closing at iT4c; Feb
i9i &c; July, sos d5lc, closing at sic.
May closed at 44s.c.
Corn meal-Steady At 81 s5a2 es.
Bagging-S%d7Ec.
Iron cotton ties-Sl SAL 40.
Provisions-Firm and higher for pork. Lara
and dry salt meats.
Pork-New mess, $40 on.
Lard-Prime steam, s. So.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders. 81 90; longs
and ribs, $ 90; short clear, IS I2h
x,s Bac % shoulders, N75; longs and
RIBS. IS -; short clear, s. 60.
KANSAS CITY. No, Dec. ao.-Wb...-o...k
No. 2, red, cash, SIC bid.
Corn.Higher. No. 2, cash, As,sc.
Boxed meats-s2 90.
Pork-S9 90.
Dry salt shoulders-4 rs.
Short rib sides-S4 IS.
Long clear sides-A IS.
Short clear sides-S5 ~.
breakfast bacon-$s V0.
Lard-Refned, s. s5.
CHICAGO. I'LL Dec. Sat opeuin, of tbe
market there was very strong feeling AMI an ad-
pared with 91og7isc &C close of session yestar-
day; Market was fairly active. The price was
kept close around sa4sc and closed with sellers
Corn opened up with jump of &c over closing
price OF day before and at end Of session it had
gained l.c over opening quotations.
hOR PRODUCTS were the
showing the most disposition toward selling
lower, but the call sentiment changed com,
pieteiy, ana the early dropping was Changed to
one more nearly approaching ouoyancy.
Leading futures closed.
o., Wheat-Decemoer and January. ssllc; May.
., Gorn-December, Acc; January, IsAc; May,
Pork-Decembsr. IS 90; January, SO %; May,
$40 27H. ''
Lard January, s. s7,,; February. SC 90; May,
Short ribs-January. IS I2h.
Cash quotations We're:
Wheat-spring. No. 2, ssi. q $3.50.
Corn-No. z, s9c.
Pork-sS 90.
Lard-s5 50.
Short ribs sides-s4 1874 S.
Drysalt shoulders-s4 25al IS.
Short clear sides-S5 u
NEW ORLEANS, La. Dec. so.-sugar-open
kettle, strong prime. lll6c; fair to July fair.
ss-ls0S5sc; good common. 8b-l6as,,c; centri.
choice white, 5a5 slice; off white, H. l,ei:-c,
grey white, 20. "a 15-I6c; choice yellow. ciarI
ned. a24G4 lS-lSc; prime yellow clarified. 1I-ISa
Enthusiastically; open kettle, choice to
fancy fancy zoe; strictly prime, 16a27c; good prime.
15d20c; centrifugal fancy, &c; strictly prime
Esl6c; good prime. l2alsc.
Syrup-zDd25c.
Others unchanged
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
ST ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, Dec. o.-Cat:le-Rsesfs.s,
900: 1bipmeptS. POO rkoea
TO fancy native steers, 81 as 90; fair to eood
ns adSs steers, t., s. ss ~ s.oeters and feeders
Hogs-Receipts. $3.50; shipments. 600. Mar.
ket slow; prices ranged 81 25e3 SIS.
sheepEReeeipts eoo; ahipmsnts, none. Mar.
Kansas crrY. Mo-, Dec. Northumberland,
8 25d5 90; stockers and feeders, S. 65as IS.
Hogs-Receipts, 10. 7oo: shipments. 2oo. Mar
sheep-Receipts. $40; shipments. 100. Mar
ket steady; good 20 choice myttons, s. coos 10
stockers and feeders 81 ojas 50.
CHICAGO. H.. Dec. so.-Catsls-Receipts
Extra prime to fat steers. 81 sOa5 l.: others
stocks. 81 oosi IS stoexer,. s. oosss So a''n'''
Matfst ssssds light mixed n g 9sSs 30: 1000 sooa
packing 8 s5a4 20: prime heavy and butchers
sheep-Receipts. 1000: shipments. 400.
Market lower. Natives, 81 OO65 Is; westerns,
81 ooG5 o5; common Texans and feeders So sud
%.
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.
sT: LoU1 I,,i Mo-. Dec. so..wool-Recsipts.. SO,
unchan ged
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
Special to the Gazette.
Boston: MASS. Dec. so.-woo.ssdoderatsd de i.
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