Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-01
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION

OTHER PRODUCE AND FHOHlSlON MAR
KETS.
/ sr. LOUIS. No.. Feb. 2s.-Flour quiet and
( Wheat-Lower, close being &c below yester-
day Cash, 76c; May, &c; May closed, 1914 u 1850;
! Corn1F FIRM. Cash, 25c March closed, 25c
/ bid; May. 2sc bid; July, 2Slsc; August, 2Oc.
/ Corn nieal--s1 65d1 20.
/ Provis: ons-Firmar.
I Pork-SiG 0)d ID l2A.
! Lard-Prime steam, nominal at IS so.
Boxed enthusiastically unchanged.
( NEW ORLEANS, La. Feb 2s.--New York ex-
( change. commercial. 25e; bank, 81 per $1,000
premium.
Cofiee-Quiet but firm. Rio cargoes, ordinary
/ to goou, lS3l az C.
Whig&y-Western rectifel, 81 o4aI 81.
| Rice-Steady. Ordinary, 3iaG4lac.
Bran-SteAdy, 65c.
fair to prime, Sc; prime to good fair, 4isc; good
! common, 434c; common, 4ssd4 IL lac: fine, 40
! 4l4c; centrifugais, prime yellow clarified, SIC;
OF yellow clarified, ga seconds, 434 &C.
! Moasses-Steady and firm. Open kettle, fer
menUing, l8d 5Oc: centrifugal. choice 29c strictly
/ primI, 27G29c; good prime, &c: prime, 2odl2c;
/ common, 14Glec; syrup, 30.
! New YORK, Feb. 28.-wheat, Easy. Spot,
! No. 2 red, s6s4c. Options closed: March, &c:
April, S61tc; May, s5.4c June, a55sc; July s4fac;
August, Sslbc; september, $3.50; December,
Corn-weaker: spot, No. 2, 85K0a5Hc. OPP
CoffeeIOption opened firm, to 10 points up,
closing firm Is to 20 points up. Higher cables,
Sales. 30, 100 bags. including:
March .'...''- ...'-'..-.' ''..... Is 60s1s %
April. 16 hoGl %
May. .-............. ............. IS 5OGI6 50
June ''......'''-' 10 4oG 10 %
'G $50. rio, fair cafsoos. zoe: No. :, Dat bean,
'' sugarERaw. firm. quiet; sales, 5000 bags;
cu6e centrifugal, sS-ts.t 53lsc; c; l: F.
fned fairly active and firm.
MolasHes-Firm; foreign 5o-test; re; New
Orleans, strong; common to fancy, sld $50.
Rice-Firm and fair denan
Wool-Quiat ann easy; domestic fleece, ga
S6c; pulled, 2JaS4c; Texas. lSa25c.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Feb. 28.- Wheat-Steady;
No. red cash and February, 6sc.
Corn-Stronger; No. cash, 2IAc; February,
2lIsc asked
CHICAGO, I'LL, Feb. PAN unsettled and
rather nervous feeling existed in wheat to-day.
Trading was good and again represented con-
siderable outside business with local operators,
who also were trading quite freely.
A moderate trace was reported in corn fuctu-
atoms being IL nc, with the bulk OF business
confined 10 local operators.
An increased business was transacted in pork,
mainly in contracts for May, and the feeling was
s ronger. Prices ruled ia sc higher and closed
comparatively steady at medium figures.
good business was transacted in lard and
the feeling was decidedly stronger. Prices ruled
Considerable interest was manifested in short
ribs; the feeling was stronger and prices ruled
2Ied5c higher.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-No. 2, February, 1914; May, SIC;
July. 76Hc.
Corn-No. 2, February. 2SAc; Nay, 29lsc; July,
5Os3c.
Mess Pork-March, IS ma; May, SO O5; June,
SO 07l..
Lard-March. IS s2Is; Nav, IS 95; June, IS 90.
Short ribs-March, 81 So May, 81 80; June,
81 92I6.
Cash quotations were:
Flour-Firm and unchanged.
Wheat-No. spring. 56llc; No.2, red. 7Glsc.
Corn-No :, 29l4c.
Mess Pork-S9 55d9 50.
Lard-S5 $685. s2A.
/ Short ribs-Sides, loose-s4 1874 so.
Dry sailed shoulders, boKed-si I504 20.
short clear sides. boxej-S5 0JS5 %.