Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-12
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Other Produce and ProvIsIous.

ST. LOUIS, Mo- Feb Ii.-Wheat-CaSh firm
and higher. No. red, ss5s@90c. Options IN
settled closed &c above yesterday. February,
S9c, nominal; March, Ss1sc; May, sl1se asked;
July, $3.50 bid.
Corn closed about as yesterday. No cash
$3.50; February, $3.50; March, S7Ac; May,
$3.50.
Oats firm No. 9 cash, Sol4c; May, SIG.
Whisky-Steady, 81 a.
Cornmeal-Firm at g. l0Gl2 IL
Bagging-55@74c
Iron cotton ties-S1 FOOL %
Lead-Nominally 50 81.
Provisions-Quiet, easy.
Pork-Old, 50 50; new, s1i 20.
Lard-s5 3066S5
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, 81 69H; longs
and ribs, IS 90; short ribs, IS 20; boxed lots.
BaconSBoxed shoulders, 5s7gs; longs, 50 50
&c 20; ribs, IS 60: short clear. 30 1O96 20.
Hams-S0l0hc-
prime, 9E0Sc; fully fair and good fair,
2 Il-l6e12 1916; fair, 25sc; good common.
" lite 8 IS l6ls e; choice yellow SSa3 ii.16e;
prime offlyellow, s1303 s-l6 on yellow, S1<GSSe;
seconds, 214934c
1592Oc Centrifugals strictly prime, 19c; good
prime 159l7c; far to prime, l09lSc; common
TO good common. 699c.
Rice-Fair. 4hQ1f 5sc.
coree-stTong. Prime, isc; good, 17'i; fair,
IKE
CHICAGO, Ill, Feb. 11.-Though less sensi-
tive than yesterday, the wheat market was
nevertheless quite nervous and subject TO
numerous small fluctuations, with one or two
terribly wide ones, but on the whole changes
in prices were not so violent as those Of the
preceding day. At the close values were uns
changed in comparison with yesterday.
Corn showed good deal OF hrmness at the
start, but prices went back gradually. The
close was steady at yesterdays prices.
Hog products closed easy at immaterial re-
ductiOn.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-February, s65sc; May, s9Sc.
4eSSc.
0ats-May, 3lssc.
Mess porl-February. sll 70; May, SIC co.
Lard-February, % 50: May, s. 675s.
Short ribs-February s. S7H; May, So OK.
Cash quotations:
No spring wheat-S6IEc.
No. red wheat-S91ac
No. 9 corn-f03fe.
No. = olts-29G 291<c.
Mess pork-SS 67Ik@,l1 20.
Lard-S5 OJG6 53!l.
Short ribs-Sides. loose. s. S7X
Dry salted shoulders-Boxed, s. O01D5 26
Short clear sides-BoXed. s. 2OGe6 %
NEW YORK. Feb 1i.-wheat-Spot less
active and unsettled. closing firm No. 2 red,
81 021s. store and elevator Options closed
firm, March and April unchanged, other months
1s0ke lower. No. g red, February, 81 o21a;
March, 81 02A; May. 81 00T.
Coru-SpOt, unsettled fairly active closing
firm. No. 2, 49G4e1.c, elevator. Options varied
3s34e. alternately weak and firm with wheat,
and closed steady - up to &c down Febru-
airy, 49Isc; March. 4s3.c; May, 4eSc.
Conee-Options steady. 3 to 20 points
up Sales. 1880 bags. including February.
SIS 75G13 80; March. sl3 Bob 20; April. s1s %
Gl3 I0;uDIay. sic 95g13 %; June, So 75aI2 50;
July. Sl2 7G012 %; September. sl2 f5412 20.
October, IL SCALE 70; December, l2 25912 IS.
Spot hio quiet, firm; No. 7, l4SQl3
Sugar-Raw, steady, fair demand Refined
steady.
Moiasses-Nominal; New Orleans, quiet
and steady.
Rice--Steady; fair demand
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb. 11-Wheat corn and
oats continue dull No bids, except 35c for
No. cash corn.
Pork-Lash and February s11 80.
Lard-Cash and February, s. 30
Dry salt meats (partly cured)-Shoulders,
cash, 81 62H: short RIBS sides. cash. 3 70; long
clear, cash s. IS; short clear sides, 50 20.