Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-06


ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Feb. 5-wheat advanced
csc, only &c on from top. No. red. cash,
S7s46S9c: May. 1886 bid; July, Sc asked,
Corn-May closed &c above yesterday. Other
higher. Noe, cash, S6S037c: February, S72lc
bid; March. 375sc bid; May, 3S7sc.
., oats-Trading light. No 9, cash, Soc; May,
Cornmeal-steady, Sc O5sa TO-
Bagging-5AG7l4c.
Iron cotton ties-Sl 1921 %
Professionalism, in sympathy with advance
in Chicago, but there was little doing.
PorlS-old, 50 p; new, 81 esH.
Lard-S6 10 this side, Sc 20li6 % east side
Dry salt meats = Boxed shoulders, 81 s.:
longs and ribs, s. 90 short clears, SO 10.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 50 %; longs and
ribs, S. 40; short clear. 80 SOS So
NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb 6-Conee-Rio
ordinary to fair. 14lz4l6slc.
Sugar quiet Open kettle, prime to strictly
prime, 2Hg2 lo-l6c; good fair TO fully fair,
l1-l632 l3-l6c; fair, csc; good common, 214c;
sac: choice yellow. clarified, 3a93 11-l6c;
prime yellow clarified, 9-l693 1916; seconds.
2i40I3l4c.
Molasses-Open kettle. fermenting, 15a9Oc,
Centrifugals, quiet; strictly prime, Ice; good
prime. 15GDl7c; fair to prime, lG1lSc; common
to good common 6G9c
CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. s. - The feeling on
change to-day in regard to wheat was more
decidedly bullis. than for long time, and q
marked advance in prices was recorded A
sentiment seems to be growing among opera
tors in the tradins pit that the time has coma
for an upward movement This sentiment was
fostered by the bullish character OF the days
news. Cables indicated advances at all points.
There were also number OF discouraging re.
ports in regard to the winter wheat crop in
Kansas and elsewhere Foreigners are reported
TO be buyers at the seaboard. During the last
hour the bull sentiment continued to grow and
was helped along by stronger closing cables.
Corn continued TO show much strength, clos
ing at the highest prices of the day.
Oats-Firm and quiet
Hog products-Strong.
Leading futures closec:
Wheat-Febrdary, 87Sc; May, 9lszc.
Corn = February, 4lhc; March, 42lzc May,
Oats-May, 3tI.c.
Mess pork-February, sl1 6e1l; NAV, sll s2h
Lard-Februarv, s. 42ls: May, IS 40
Short ribs-February, s. 50; May, So 90
Cash quotations:
No. 2 spring wheat-S7lSc.
No. 2red wheat-S2&c
No. corn-4ll4c.
No. . o1ts-29c.
Mess porl-sS 40.
Lard-s6 42H.
Short ribs-Sides loose s. sOQ5 S21s.
Dry salted shoulders-Boxed, 81 62tE9475
Short clear sides-Boxed, % e5G6 90
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Feb. 6-wheat dull-No-
2 cash, 7S1sc bid.
cOrnmD1ll; sc higher. Cash, saslc bid. Feb
Pork-Cash, sii %; February, si1 IS.
Lard-Cash, s. Is; February. IS Is.
Dry salt meats, partly cured shoulders. cash,
Short ribs, sides. cash. IS 65; long clear, cash,
s. 80; short clear sides, IS Sc.
NEW YORK, Feb. 5-wheat-Spots higher.
quiet No 9. red, 81 O3I{Q1 031s, store and ele-
vator. Options advanced steadily and closed
firm at 25sG3c above yesterday. No g. red,
February, 81 O35s; March. 81 04l< May, 81 027s.
Corn-Spot higher. No. 3 501Sd5lc, eleva-
tor. Options advanced tC31Lc and closed firm.
February and March, 51e; May 504e.
Cofee-Options closed steady, 10 10 80 points
up. Sales, 1900 bags, including February,
$3.50; March. s12 e5Gl3 Is: April, Sl2 SOG19 IS;
May, sl2 60SS12 50; July. SIC 306el2 40; August
s12 35dt12 20: September, sl2 IS october. liz 90;
December. S12 0g112 10 Spot Rio, active anG
frmer. No Z, 14asGi41Ic.
Sugar-Raw, quiet and firm. Fair refining,
313 II-16c Sales, 300 bags. Centrifugals, 80
test at 7-l6c; 100 bags Of molaSees sugar, So
test, 9 23a2c- Refined quie tsssfAady.
Molasses-New Orleanssseady, l0c.
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