Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-26

OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
ST: LOUIS, No., Sept. 25.-Flour-Firm but
trading light
offerings and trading light; options higher; after
Csc decline there was reaction that carried prices
up 1l4c,. and tbe close was as the top; cash
7g54c; September closed, s0l4c bid; October,
79l9c. BID; December, ss14c asked; May, s4tsc
bid.
Corn-steady; cash. 2ss4c October closed. 3Oc
airy, 2915c bid; May, 3g12c bid.
Corn meal-sl 65a1 20.
Whisky-S1 o..
PrOyisions-strong and high all around.
Pork-S11 so.
Lard-Prime steam, uominalIy IS so.
Dry salt nseats-Shoulders, 81 80.
NEW ORLEANS La, Sept. -Coffee-Steady
and hrmi Rio cargoes. common to prime, 1919
Ricse--QuietJ ordinary to prime. al4s4a4c.
sugarEBGfi; rain restricts the movement;
centrifugal OF, plantation granulated, 5-I6c;
off to prime,,to yellow clarified, SAC; seconds,
Molasses-Quiet; centrifugal good to fair.
15Sl6cs inferior TO common. 1Q&l3e.
twenty three barrels came IN to-day from 6.
W, BANKER, ST. MarttKyitle, eonslgnes to y.
Latour & Co., clsssed fair aud sold to Philip
Thompson for 90 cents per gallon.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 25.-Fnere was a, big
speculative trade in wheat again to-day, though
the volume of business was scarcely larger than
yesterday. The market was cratic and fun Of
surprises September and October made net
gain for the day OF kG$sc, and December and
May of S4GSc.
Corn was moderately active and shade easier.
The trading was largely Of q local character,
though some outside country business was
transacted in the way of selling October
More was doing IN mess pork, with trading
chiefly in November and January The deliY-
cries market was strong and prices were 5seiOc
higher and closed comparatively steady
Quite good business was reported and the
feeling was decidedly stronger in lard. Prices
were advanced 71SalOc, and the appreciation
fairly active trade was reported in short
ribs. Considerable Strength was developed and
priceg were 2laG5c higher and moderately we'll
Leading futures. closed:
Vyheat-No- 2, October, Sic; December,
S25sc: year, seize; May, S5l4c.
Corn-NO. 2, october, 313sc; November, s15sc;
Mess pooFk-october. ;l Is; November, 50 529s;
Lard2oetobeF, Sc O24s; November, s. s23s;
Shot Short ifi6s-octOber, So TO- November, -
Cash quotations were:
Flour-Firm; winters 81 0094 10.
Whest-No. spring, Sole; No. red, SO15c.
Corn-No. 2, 9fSz a3i5sc.
Hess poTk-SI I2Ia.
Lard-S6 OOa6 l2te.
Short ribs-Sidess loose. s. 25as 20.
Dry salted sheulders-Boxed. s. s71la+ A.
Short clear sides-Boxed, s. s71sa5 50.
NEW YoRx, Sept. 25,-'wheat:-Qqiet; spot,
her. s55sc; October. s57sc; November. So. De-
ceniber, 6Sc; JANUARY, sec; May S224c.
.Corn-DuIl; spot No. 2, 49, 04lHc- Options
closed: September 40$4c; October, &c; No
vember, 4Ssc: December, Age May, 42Ac-
Coffee-Options opened barely steady to
to IS points down. Sales. Il, z5g bags. including
september, SIS Sob so; October, SIS sO8 IS As;
November, SIS 25aI5 %. Spot Rio, fair cargoes,
sugar-Raw, nominal; refined, steady, fair
demand. =
MoIasses-New Orleans, dull.
Rice-Fair demand; steady.
KANSAS CRY. No, Sept. Z(-wheat- Stronger;
No. 2, hard cash, and September, SIC;
Corn22Firm; No. 2, cash, 24c; October, PC
bid.