Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-09-19
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
KETS


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 17.-Flour-Firm but
Wheat-Better trading: was light but den, and
equal to offerings and the close was 1s0lA above
yesterday. Cash, ne; September clio sed 7t1so
bid; October l6$4c bid; December, 7Sl4@7S3sc,
asked; May, s2iLc bid.
Corn-No demand to speak Of Cash 2gIsc,
asked October closed 2S3 &C bid; November 29isO
asked; December &c asked. year 2634c asked;
January, zS3l c bid; May. 50IsG31c asked.
Corn meal-Unchanged at 81 seal IS.
Whisky-Sl o..
Proyisions-Market generally steady.
Nothing done in pork and lard.
Receipts-Four 5000; wheat, $500; corn 1900
oats, 300; rye, 1000; barley, 5000
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 1.-THE wheat specu-
lative market averaged dull and narrow but
strong to- Gay. Opening figures we're practically
at closing range Of yesterday, and after gradual
improvement OF "A sc in leading futures the
market hung sluggish and characterless all the
forenoon within range OF 7S5sa Io5sc for Deem
Der, and eZl4 dS2l4c fer May. Final closing
prices were little under extreme outside range
but there was net gain over yesterdays clos
Gorn2-Fair speculative trade was reported in
this market, and the feeling developed was
at slightly higher prices. Market opened
1sG1.c better than the closing prices of yester-
day. was steady for time, then advanced lie,
ruled weaker and closed shade better than
yesterday.
Mess pork-A fairly active trade was reported
October delivery showed more strength. ad-
vancing 25d3Oc, but other deliveries were
easier and changed hands at 12lso l5c decline.
Lard-NOt much int rest conferred in the mar
ket and trading limited. Near deliveries
were comparatively steady, but deferred de-
liveries were easier and about q &c lower.
Short rib sides-Only mod crate trade was
reported. Prices ruled 2iaGJc lower on de-
ferred deliveries and the market closed quiet.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-No. 3 October, I6Tsc; December
79stc: year 763tc; May, S23sc.
COfn--No. z, October, 5Zasc; November, &c;
December. 3I4sc; MAY, 80 &C.
Mess pork-October, s11 221s; November, So .;
January, 50 10.
LardSOctober, s. 80; November, IS III; Janu-
arv, s. 20.
Short ribs-october, 81 s2ll November. 81 s21l;
January, 81 62l9.
Cash quotations we're:
Flour Steady: unchanged.
Whest-No. spring, I5l4c; No. red, 76Ae.
Corn-No. 2, 3Z3sc.
Ness pork-Sll poll 70
Lard--S5 00d6 I2la.
Short ribs-Sides. loose. s. O5GS5 10
Dry sailed shoulders-Boxed. 81 a7iIa4 90.
Short clear sides-BOxed. S. 25G5 57ib.
NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-wheat-steadv. spot.
No. 2 red. S3l5c. Options closed: September,
S32sc; October. s3Kc; November, Soc; Deem
Der, S6Isc; January, 87I5c; May 909tc.
Corn-Steady. Spot No. 2, IAc- Options
veinbaE 41@.c: December 41S4c; May 42isc
COffse-Options opened dull. unchanged to
points down; closed barely steady, 30G35 points
down Sales. SO, 700 bags, including September,
SIS 1915 so; October. SIS 70G16 90: November
SIS 756I6 90; December, SIS sOGI5 10. Spot
Rio, fair cargOes. 1870.
Sugar-Raw, quiet, firm, fair refining, 80 q
SIC; centrifugal, 96-test SIC; refined, fair de-
Moiasses-FOreign. nominal; New Orleans,
Rice-steady. fair demand.
kansas CRY, Mo-, Sept. 7.-wheat-ouiet:
No. 2 red cash, SOC bid, 61lac asked; September
6OI5c bid; October, &c asked.
Corn-Quiet; No. 2 cash, 23azc asked, Septem-
Der, 23lzc asked; October, &c asked.