Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-11

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Feb. 0-Wheat-Cashlo lower,
No red, SS8SS5sc. Options unsettled, closed
1s9Ao above yesterday March, ss&e; May,
Corn followed wheat. No. 9. cash. 33A&S6sc;
February, S65l Gl35Sc; May, 3Si4c
Oats dull. No 9. cash, 31lse bid May, size.
Whisky-Steldy, 81 a.
Provisions-Dull and easier.
Pork-Old. So 90; new, Sl1 70.
Lard-S5 S000So.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, 81 6sH; longs
and ribs, SO o. short RIBS &c %; boxed lots.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 50 s71l; longs, Is 80
a. 50; ribs, 8 GO: short clear. So 1905 20
Hams-eG l01sc
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb. IO.-wheat, corn and
oats received no bids.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. Feb. 1o.-Sugar-Open
kettle hrm, choice, 2S93c; primo 10 strictly
prime, Rag 15-i6e; fully fair and good fair,
2@c; common, 2AG29sc. Centrifugals, firm, on
white, l3-16Qp3Sc; choice yellow. 35sGl3 u-16c;
prime yellow, s1s9s 9-l6; OF yellow, 3A43aSe;
Molasses-DuiI. Open kettle. fermenting,
15lI2oc Centrifugals, strictly prime, l9c; good
prime i5Gl7c; fair TO prime, lo9l3c; common
to good common. 6a19c.
Rice-Fair, 41kl4ssc
Cofee-Strong. Prime, 1sc; good, I71z; fair,
17ke.
CHICAGO, ILL, Feb 10-The anti-option bill
pending in congress had more to do with prices
on the board than all other influences combined
With the huctuaton Of opinion and circulating
OF rumors tending to show IL would or would
not become law prices went up or down. The
markets, especially wheat, were nervous and
''spotty,n subject to periods Of great activity
and excitement followed by decided dizziness.
During the last hour the market continued
nervous, closing at an advance OF &c compared
with yesterday.
Corn-The market was dominated wholly by
an uneasy, uncertain feeling which had grown
out Of the proposed legislation in Washington
Oats-Dull and comparatively steady
Hog products at slightly higher figures.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-February, S61Sc; MAY, S9xc.
Corn-Februarv, 41c; March, 4l4c; May,
oats-May, Bike
Mess. pori-February. si1 7e1s; May, si2 osH.
LardEFebruary, So 471z: May So 90
Short ribs-February, % 50; May, IS 10
Cash quotations:
No. spring wheat-S6hc
No. red wheat-S9Lc
No coru-i0ZC.
No. g oats-29529i<c.
Mess pork-S5 Co d,
Lard-S6 50l16 seq.
Short ribs-Sides. loose, s. s7h95 90
Dry saited shoulders-Boxed. s. 00G5 25
Short clear sides-Boxed. 50 2Oll6 %
KANSAS CITY, No, Feb. lO.-Pork-Cash and
Lard-Cash and February, IS 90
Dry salt meats (rartly curedl-ShoulSers,
cash, 81 10; short ribs, sides, cash, % 70; long
clear. cash, s. 20; short clear sides, So %.
NEW 1CHA- req. NV neat-SpOt, unset
tied. but closed firm. No. 9 red. 81 O29i 024l,
store and elevator. Options closed firm at 40
&c over yesterday. No. 2 red. February, 81 02A
March, closing, 81 02st; May, s1 o.
Corn-Spot closed firm No. 2, 4SHGD491xc
elevator. Options varied with wheat, closed
unchanged to &c up and moderately active.
February 49t<c; March, 495c; May 49s<c.
Coifee-Options closed steady, to 10 points
up. Sales. 1900 bags, including February.
SO. ESQ GO; March. s3 i5ftl3 20 April, SIS o.
May, sl2 sOi12 %; June, si2 Go; July, Sl2 S.
Septembe&a2 456l2 80.
Spot III .iet, nrmer. No Z, 14%9i5.
Sugar-F. quiet and steady. Refined
Molasses-Foreign. dull; New Orleans, quiet
and steady.
Rice--Steady: fair demand