Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-09-26
Sales, 5000 pounds.
Other Produce and Provisions.

Other Produce and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept 25.-Wheat-Dull and
heavy most Of the session, opened nc lower.
declined NC. rallied si9Sc, weakened late AMI
closed with buyers &c below yesterdays close.
No. 2 red, cash, 94kc; September. 4Hc nom
inal: December, 97Iic bid; May, 81 0i2l asked.
Corn-September lower at 5)Gt50Lc. Options
dull and easy at opening, then strengthened
and closed l1@Sc higher; September, sic
asked $40, October 47lc bid; year. $3.50 asked;
Oats-Strong and higher. No. cash,
2S1ac; September, 2S5sc; october, 27ho bid;
May, Gle bid.
Cornmeal-ss aoes95
Whisky-Steadp, 81 1a
PROFESSIONALISM and lower, with outside
markets.
Pork-slO rs.
Lard-s6 Go.
Dry salt mests-Boxed shoulders. IS eoi
longs, 81 lsi; ribs, 81 25; short clear, 81 80
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. s. 25 longs, 81 SIS
as 10; ribs, IS 0G6S l2is, short clear. o .
as 371i.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. e5.--Rice dull: ordinary
to prime, 411GS5c
cotIeeaDgll and nominal. Rio. ordinary to
sugar-Prime yellow. 916c; second, 1860
sac.
Molasses-New syrup, SIC.
Hay-Firmer Per ton, in bales, s14 00G15 %;
choice SIC 0O916 So
Flour-Steady.
Corn--Sacked, per bushel: No. white, 7sal
No. 2 mixed 75c.
Oats-Western, No. g. 4lc.
Pork-sl2 50; salt shoulders. packed, sHc
Bacon-6Isc.
Lard-6Izc.
Hams-ll3iec
Conee-Prime, 19Lc
Butter-Prime, &c.
Potatoes-s1 so per bushel.
Onions-S2 0OQl3 80.
Apples-si 5OG2 so per barrel.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Sept 25-wheat-
Higher. No. red cash. Soc bid.
Corn-Firm. No. 9 cash. 461.c bid.
Pork, boxed-sy 20.
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders s. sO;short
ribs, sides 3 u; long clear sides, 81 10; short
Refined lard-s5 Coo.
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 25.-Wheat ruled weak
and lower to-day. The news was generally
bearish, and friends OF wheat found little en-
couragement from any source. October closed
ssc lower than yesterday.
Corn was strong and fairly active; October
closed A@h1c up from opening.
Hog products were weak and lower in early
trading. but the market grew steadier during
the latter part of the session. The close shows
a loss OF 1z.9l2l.c in pork, 5GiOc in lard and
1OG.22izc in ribs.
Leading futures closed as follows:
Wheat..September. Csc; December, 971i;
May, Il OF.
Corn-september, 1886: October, 49slc; May.
42sc.
Pork-oetober. 50 ss5z; December. $40 1oi
Lard = October, &c 80; December. 50 sra,
January, IS 57Lz.
Short ribs-october So 7sH: November. y Is:
Cash quotations were:
No spring wheat-95c.
No. 9 corl-i95sc.
Pork-s9 s099 s..
Lard-S5 60.
Short ribs-Sides 67597 %: dry saltes
shoulders, 10 2506 40: short clear sides, 81 4O9
10.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Wheat-Spot, weaker
and moderatively active No. g, red, 81 go
O3i4 Options, steady and down. September
81 031i; October 81 o.; November, 81 66g; De-
cembsr 81 OK; May, 81 1881.
Corn-Spot, firm, iairly active. No q, 60,tc.
Options, firm, up. September. 6Onc; October,
5SSc; November. 57ac; Decembe 54tsc; May,
524c.
Cofree-Options up. Sales 1880 bags. Sep
TENDER, sl3 4Jgl3 80: October sl2 25ll12 30:
November. 81 5GD11 90; December. 81 100
II 60; May, si1 2UG1i 35 Spot Rio, dull and
nominal
Sugar-Raw, quiet and steady. Sales 20oD
bags. Brazil, S5-test, 21fc; store refined. quies
and steady.
-Molasses-New Orleans. firm and fair de.
mand.
Riee-Firm and fair demand