Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-24
EASIER but no material change to note in quota

easier but no material change to note in quota
lions:
wheat-Cssh quiet: options higher Opening
but firm ca bdes and stronger markets elSkFfhere
caused a rgseton of Ssa94c, although this. was
market finally closed 5s@He aboFe saturday.
sc2sbESfSlbc nomInal$ September closedi 79c bids
Dg S 595sc; May, sac bid
January, 282sc bSs; May, 8O5.c.
Corn-meal-Sl 6oa1 So.
Whisky-SI OF.
ProvisIons-Quiet but firm.
New ORLEANS, La Sept. s.-CoFee-steady
and firm; common to prime, 161a@20l4c for tFss-e
WSisESy-sssady; wes5ern reqtided, 5000
Riee-nnll ordinary to prime, 5Ftn5c. 9
sugarNQuiet; centrifugal. off white, 7ssc; of
to prime yellow clarified, s84c; seconds, SEQ
8IoIasses-steady; good common TO good fair,
14616c; inferior to common 10G13c.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 28.-The wheat market,
to-day active and strong but unsettled. The
crowd was disposed to fight Shy Of near futures
and September was again suspiciousiy regarded !,
account OF small warehouse stock OF grain in
contract. Offerings of May were light and early
premiums were again narrowed. AT one time
changes, were made from October to December at
l cent difference. The market opened strong at
about the closing quotations of Saturday under
a good demand from shorts and some in
first hour of the sesA hon Of "a In December, few
trades being made N that month low as 1870
SOC together. Shortly before the close it touch
ed Sic pending announcements Of visible supply
figures. Business in the pit,wRS rather light for
time, and it was the posting Of an increase OF
was expected that gave the market
ITS closing strength. 1t closed ac--
tive and buoyant at net gain for the
and year &c in December and - in May. Only
moderate business was transacted In corn, huC-
Tv4Hwr
OF a local character. Very light trading was re-
ported in pork, and the feeling was compare
lively steadys and prices ruled 5610c higher and
closed steady. Nothing was doing In lard, and
prices were without material change. Very little
business was transacted in short ribs, and the
feeling was steadier and prices ruled S@I0c
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-No. 2, September. so5sc; October,
Corn-No. 2. October, &c; November. 315sc;
Mess pofiE-octobeFs, $40 81 IS; November, 81 80;
LaTd2october, s5-87l1; November, s. 50,
Short 'iiibs-oGtobet, s. 7HNovsmBer.s4 s7l;
Cash quotations wsfe:
FIour-Steady and unchanged.
Corn-No 2. SIC.
Mess pork-S1 20.
shoSt ribs-sides, Isoss. s. o5a5 70.
Dry saIted shouldepslyBoxed. 81 s7t5t94 80.
Short clear sides-Bexed. IS 25@s a7l4.
New YORK. Sept. s.-4wheat-Hfgher; SPOT,
No. 2 red, S41bds5c- Options closed Septem-
Der, Sc; October, s5lAe; November, s6ssaJ De-
Corn2Steady; spot No. z, 4Oll % 4O3tc- OPP
tions closed: September, 4O2lc GsOcUo5er, Ale;
November, 4115c; December, 1lfsc; May, 421.c.
Coffee-Options opened steady. SOLO points
down, closing with near months steady and far
months barely steady, I5025 points down Sales,
81 25O bags, including SeptRmber, SIS S0@l5 IS;
October SIS 6OGl5 so; November, SIS 55Glj IS.
Spot Rio. fair cargoes, 1915c.
Sugar-Raw, nominal, weak; fair refining, sac;
centrifugal, 96-test, 6iacffefned, steady and in
Molasses-Foreign, nominal; New Orleans,
dull.
Rice-In fair demand and steady.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. Observation-Disclosures:
No 2 hard cash, and September, SIC;
October, 63l4
Corn-Hig6er; No. 2, cash, 24c; September,
245sc asked; october, pc