Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-25

Other Produce and Provisions.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Scot. 2i.-Wheat-The wheat
market vas weak and closed about the same
as yesterday. Cash. 9issc September, 94a.c
bid October, 95c bid; December Sc; May,
Corn-Dull to-day Year option closed a@s.c
below yesterday. September sold li.c lower,
No. 9 cash, SOC bid: September, 5lc; October,
45a1c: year, Si4GJ3S7sc; May 3glsc.
Oats-Future market was lower. No. cash,
2slsc; September 29a4c; October, &c bid; May
D3sc.
Rice-Firm. No. sl5s@slc bid.
Cornmeal-s2 9OG2 81.
Whisky-sl IS
Provisions was dull and weak. The
order trade was generally pretty thin, and this
was felt by the whole market. deliveries else
where having a depressing effect also.
Pork-Sll 10.
Lard-s5 -.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders. IS %;
longs, s. l2tq7 %; ribs, s. $50 S7!i; shor,
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. g. e5: longs. 5000
s 10: ribs, = l2i.@S %; short clear, IS S7li
@S5O
CHICAGO ILL, Sept 2l.-Marlets were un
settled to-day Wheat started higher, but
New Workers had big selling orders here and
buying became very cautious. st. Louis was
also selling and the Northwest joined and dis.
patches reported general weakness abroad
The result was that the tone here quickly
changed to weakness, and there was a steady
drop. Later there was some covering and 4 re-
action of lc, but an easy feeling prevailed.
Corn weak early on account of continued
warm weather. The crop is ont OF danger from
frost but the fact that some OF White S Co.'S
brokers in the late corn deal were suspected Of
effort TO liquidate long. corn for this account
started half cent higher, NJ Isi4 and touched
1850. but turned downward at once TO 41;sc.
Later, seeing the pressure was recovered,
prices reacted some and sold up to 49, &c, eaSed
of TO 4sa4c. grew firm and closed Mt +9isc.
Hog products-Inclined to weakness, with
loss of ~ to - cents in pork and -. to "a cents
in lard and ribs Leading futures closed;
Wheat-September. 95Ssc; December, IS -;
May, 81 0i2s.
Corn-September, 49o: October, 49Isc; May.
Porl-october. 50 seq; December, $40 oe3s;
January, si2 04I..
Lard = October, SO 60; December. 50 ~
Short ribs-october Sc s7s.; November, So s7li:
January, % Az.
Cash quotations were:
No spring wheat-s55sc.
No. corn-fS3i1i9c.
Pork-s9 9Oibi0 CO.
Lard-S6 65I6 9Th
Short ribs-sides, loose, IS soa7 10; dry sailed
shoulders. s862.,Q6 70; short clear sides, boxed,
g. 50s7 80.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept, 24-wheat-
Steady. No. = red. cash, SIC bid.
Corn-Steady. No. g cash, 451ac bid; Septem-
Der, 46isc bid.
Pork. boxed-sl0 co.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, g 6Oshori
ribs, sides, 81 %: long clear sides, 81 70; shor,
sides. 81 80.
Refined lard-ss 6aI.c
w neaL-SpOC unsettled Closing stronger.
No 2. red. 81 0saI o.. Options advanced =
&c, reacted lGl1ic, advanced sole. and
closed firm. 1sc, down 10 &c. up. September,
81 0iis; October, 81 0isi; Noven Der, 81 o6is;
December, 81 u.
Corn-Spot opened weaker, closed firmer.
No. q red, 6O1604c. Options declined, then ad-
vanced M0ac, closed steady. September,
6Oc; October, 57sc; November. 571ic; Decem'
Coree-options ened. irregular. 5 points
down to 20 up Closed steady; September q
points down. Sales, 1880 bags. September,
5I3 35813 80; October, sl2 9O6I2 45; December,
81 COLL 81. Spot Rio dull, nominal at l7c,
No. 2, I4914l<c.
Sugar-Raw, quiet, firm; refined in fair de-
mand. steady.
MolassesENew Orleans, good demand, firm.
Rice-Fairly active, firm
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept 2-Sugar-Prime
yellow, 9-16c: second, 9 3l6t3tsc.
Molasses-New syrup, SOC.
Hay-Firmer. Per ton, in bales, el4 0O1l5 90;
choice, SIS 0Ot16 so
Flour-Steady.
Corn-Sacked, per bushel: No. white. &c;
No. 2 mixed, 75c.
Oats-Western, No. g, 4lc.
Pork-Sl2 80; salt shoulders, packed, 6ncs
Bacon-S1.c.
Lard-6Hc.
Hams-ll1l2c.
Cofee-Prime. ike.
Butter-Prime. &c.
Potatoes-Sl so per bushel.
Onions-S2 oCQ3 30.
Apples-si 50os 50 per barreA