Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-27
Fort Worth, Tex.

choice, 81 75a2 90; fancy, s. SOFAS 60; extra fan
cy. 50 S533 90; patents, s. 25d4 30.
W heat-Higher. The market was weak at
opening, but later on higher cables and adganc-
ing markets elsewhere there was an urgent de-
mand that run the price up I3sc. There was
some heavy selling, but all was taken and the
close was strong with December IA and May
1850 above yesterday. Cash, size. September
closed olS4c bid; December, $685. q &c; May, S6i4
Corn-Quiet; cash. SOC asked; September
closed. 29s4 C bid; October, 295sc asked; NoVem-
Der, 2S$4c; January, 28laG5s; May, 30laG 5s,
Gorn-meal-s1 6561 20.
WhiSky-s1 o..
Provision market strong but very little done.
CHICAGO, III, Sept. 26- invariably hap
pens on genuine bull market for wheat news
from everywhere was of a stimulating character.
deaVy traulng was witnessed IN all leading
futures to-day, and, outside domestic mar
kets averaged almost strong Gs our own, il
proved TO be no difficult matter for local bulls to
keep speculative value UP grade. IN
spite Of heavy realizing sales market was bullish
and big and broad. Large outside buying or
ders were received, and in the minds of conser-
yative operators there fingered suspicious that
that there might after all be some manipuia-
tions in seat. Summed up tO-day's Jransac-
lions were largest so far on the crop. Based on
yesterdays closing the net gain for the day
&c in September, I&4c in October, December and
May, and Ia c II year.
Corn was fairly active and weaker, transac-
tons being at lower range Of prices. Final
quotations were y &C lower than yesterday.
Only fair trade was reported in pork.
Lard was stead
Short ribs unchanged.
Wheat-NO. 2, October, SPEC; December,
1880; year, s42sc; May, SIC.
Corn-NO. 2, October, 3Il4c; November, 31c;
December, BIC; May, 355s
Mess pork--october, 81 %; November, 50 60;
Lard.october, SO 10; November. So s5;
January, s. 80.
Short ribs-october, So 10; November, -;
January, 81 7ZIa.
Cash quotations
FlOur-In good local demand with some hold
ers asking lOG l5c advance.
Wheat-No. spring, s25sa4c; No. 2rsd,
CornSHo. ?, BIC.
Mess pork-S1I.
Lard-S6 1OG6 1914.
Sho=t ribs-Sides, loose, s. 25G5 90.
Dry sailed shouIders-Boxed, 81 s7Id64 90.
Short clear sides-BOxed, IS 55a5 62ia.
New York, Sept. 26.-Wheat. higher; spot
No. 2 red. S63t Gs7Hc; Options closed: septem-
cember, s91sc; January, 901sc; February, 5000;
May, 93Tsc. COrn-Fairly active; spot No. Z,
401aG4lc, Options closed: September, 4Oi5c,
October, 4O5sc; November, 4l1sc; December,
Coffee:-Options opened steady unchanged
TO 10 points up, closed steady 20G25 points up.
Sales 43, 600 bags, including September, Slj IS;
October, SIS 406 Is So; November, SIS 35l0 - SO;
spot Rio fair, cargoes 1917.
Sugar-Ra7g, nominal; refined, nc lower;
quiet; G, 6dGsc; extra @, 63sG a 5sc; white extra
Z, 6$4 &c; yellow. 6lsG SAC; off a, IA J96c:
mould A, "a standard A, TIC; confectiOners'
A, TI6c; cut loaf crushed, SC; powdered, SIC;
graduated, 7S4c; cubes, SC.
Mo'asses-New Orleans, quiet.
Rlce-Steady; fair demand.
KANSAS Cry, No, Sept. 26-wheat-Hf9her;
No. ?, hard cash, and September, 64Izc;
COrn2strodnger; No 2, cash, 24c; September,
no bids or offerings; October, 22l4c bid.