Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-25
other Produce and Provisio MS.

ST LOUIS, Mo. Feb. 24-Wheat closed about
cert ao9g d eseFaag nv Ss rSS n 'Ae
CorE-Closet Ac above Yesterday No 9,
cash, 365E@S55se; March So2lc; May, SS1s
@3S4c.
Oats-Hfgher; No. . cash, SOssc; May, sls.
Cornmeal-Firm, - 10.
Whisky-Steady. 81 Il
Bagging-Quiet; bAG7Lc.
Iron cotton ties-sl 2O8I %
PrOVisiOns-Firmer.
Porl1-Sil U2i. new: 50 % old.
Lard-S6 25G95 80
Dry salt meats Qoose lots)--Sho ulders, 81 90;
longs aud ribs, S B; shorts, S. TO-
Bacon-Shoulders. 50 371.; longs and ribs,
S. 50l16 IS: shorts, So 6JGs6 s.
Hams-s9 OOltlI 90.
CHICAGO, ILL, Feb e4-Wheat showed con-
siderable strength to-day and closed a. an at
vance OF &C. Cable news was not encouraging
but offerings were light, and the general out
look FOR the wheat situation in the world at
large is regarded as rather bullish. The de-
crease in the available supply reported by
while also is the talk Of cold wave In the
West During the last hour further report OF
weather unfavorable for winter wheat made
the shorts uneasy and they proceeded to cover,
add NJ. to the strength OF the market.
Corn was more actiye,strong and had better
tone. Wheat helped it and receipts were also
disappointing.
Oats quiet and firm in sympathy with wheat
and corn
Hog products strong, higher, good demand
and less offered.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-February, gOIsc; May. Csc.
Corn-February, 4l1sc; March, 4llEc; May,
6nts-May. size
Mess probationary, sl1 so; May, sl1 20
Lard-February, IS so: May, s6 621g.
Short ribs-February, 50 81; May, IS 02H.
Cash quotations:
94c >'' 'D'-"s "A'-'''i'' w. -'O' ''''"
No 9 corn-iOatc
No. 9 o1ts-2gAc.
Mess porl5-SII 50.
Lard-S6 So
Snort ribs-Sides. loose. s. s7X.
Dry sailed shouIders-Boxed s. 1905 90
Short clear sides-Boxed, IS "a
NEW ORLEANS, LA. Feb. 24-sugar-
STEADY. Open kettle. prime, ? 15-l5GD3c; good
fair TO fully fair 2&Gs2%c; fair 25sc; good
common. 2izc; common. 2il59xo: centrifugals
choice white, SIC: prime white 1903 9-16c; on
white, Sl{f3S 7-l6ci seconds, 2kGS1sc
Mol8sses-Open Kettle. fermenting, 1890:
centrifugal, strictly prime, I9c; good prime,
15117c; fair to prime, 100 1}c; common to good
com non, 699c. Others unchanged.
KANSAS CITY, No. Feb. 24-Wheat-
Higher. No. ., cash, IKE bid.
Corn-LOwer. No ?, cash Sc bid; February,
SSc bid.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2L-Wheat - Spot IN
settled, quiet closing stronger. No. 2, red,
81 05szGl CTS, store and elevator. Options
closed steady, 1s0li5c under yesterday. No. 2,
81 6r5. -'' --'''- " '''t' D-'''
Corn-spot higher, firm, moderatively active.
No. 2, foSG19lzc, elevator. Options closed
firm. February 4514c March. 1889; May,
4sAc.
Coffee-options closed steady, 10 points up to
20 points down. Sales 1900 bags Febru4ry,
81 I5lel4 %; March. sl3 f0R13 IS: April, sl3 o.
l313 10; May, sic eOQl3 20: June, sl9 20; August,
sl2 %; September, Si2 20Gl2 20; December,
slf so
Sugar-Raw, steady; fair demand. Sales, 1900
hogsheads. Molasses sugar, S9-test, exc; re-
fined. quiet.
Molasses-Foreign and New Orleans. quiet,
STEADY
Rioe-steady. New Japan, 55Ic
IF FOUR ASEr ACHES,
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BROWN'S #ROHAEITTERS.
i VIII cure you, 81 alse yode Liver, and give
royd apuetitaa