Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-26


ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 26.-Wheat openei
| &c higher, declined 1z0ssc, reacted steadily
advanced 10 close, the finish beng &c 70,
May and 1Se fer July above yesterday. No 4
cash. s5Qs51.c; May, So3Gs6ei July, sl&S
Corn-Advanced &c, but trading was very
353<c; May, 35Xc.
2SBc.
Cornmeal-Steady. 81 %
Whisky-Steady, 81 10
Bagging-Quiet, 1kGSc
Iron cotton ties-sl FOOL %
provisions-Firmer
Pork-sl0 90
Lard-S5 coos O5
Dry salt meats and bscen-Only small job
trade al previous prices.
NEW ORLEANS, La, March o5.-sugar-,
Active and firm. Open KETTLE oce, $40;
fully fair to prime, 3ac; good common 10 fails,
2S43c; common, g 9-1e92Xc Centritugals
choice yellow clarified, axe; prime yellow
Clarified, 13-l6c; on yellow CHARMED, 81 a3xsS
seconds, 2a03tSc.
Molasses-Open kettle, nominal; centrifu-
gals nrn; Strictly prime, lSc; good prime
15817c; fair to prime, 1o0f3c; common to good
common, 66L9
Coffee, STEADY; fair to ordinary 156i7ae
CHICAGO, Ill, March 25.-Bauooning was
the word to-day in the WUeat pit. Tonight
prices are soar ng maiesticaly a cent and,a
half over the midget figures OF last night. Par
bridge tried hard 10 keep prices from getting
above S1Hc. Around that 1t was estimated he
jumped skyward while his brokers had stiff
both hands up Offering stuff. Strength was
largely due TO late Liverpool cables, big buying
by Cudahy and reports that Germany and Rus
STA we're getting more involved. The shorts BE-
came excited and there was q sudden bulge in
the last few minutes to S2Bc, the closing beirg
buoyAnt at S2Hc
Ccrn started strong with buying, led by
Cudahy. The shorts covered freely, while buy
ing for long account was generous, but the ad-
vance led tc tree selling, and buying orders
having "
With the subsequent advance in wheat the
price for corn picked up.
In oats a steady feeling prevailed.
The condition Of the provision market Is
summed up by one word. stagnation.
Leading futures closed:
Wheat-March. Sic; May, S2L<c; July, S31Se
Corn-March. 3S15c; May, 3s5<c; June $50
Oats-MaY, 2SA02S5Se.
Mess pork--March, SO OK: May, $40 1a
Lard-March, 50 10: May, s. 90 <
Short ribs-March, $ 521si May, IS SIX.
Cash quotations:
No. 9 spring -wheat-s2c; No red, s5Ae
No. oats-2Sc.
Mess pork-s10 O2k710 o5K.
Lard-S6 1895 20.
Short ribs sides-Loose. s. 55Ka5 aY.
Shoulders-Salted, 81 5o15 so
Short clear sides-Boxed IS 10
Kansas Cry, Mo. March 25-wheat-Littls
doing. No. 2, red, Sic.
Corn-Dull. No, 2, 32k0S2Sc.
Pork-Cash and March, SO co.
Lard---Cash and March, S. IL.
Dry salt meats-Partly cured shoulders cash,
Short ribs--sides, cash. IS s..
Long clear-Cssh, s. 50; short clear sides,
s. 70.
NEW YORK. March 25-Wheaf-spot, higher;
No. 2, red, k95lz 0s77sc, store and elevator. OPP
tiors advanced zGI1zc on reported crop dam
age 10 Kansas. better cables and foreign buy
ing orders. declined 5<1t1SSc on leading Longs
selling. advanced 1Glkc on stronger cables
and war talk on the frightened shorts, closed
firm at 1Ae11&c ever yesterday. No. 2, red.
March, 97c; Rsy, So; July, 929Sc.
Corn-Spot, higher, fairly active; No 2, AZ
64s1zc, elevator. Options alternately weak
and Hrm, as wheat fuc1uated, closing firm. 10
sc over yesterday. April. 4s1zc; May, ze%ci
July 45e.
Coffee-Options oped steady and unchanged
to points up: closed steady. points down to
> points up Sales, 1850 bags. Mereh,
s13 S16l3 90; April, SIS 4O1ls 80: May, $500
ID Is: June Sc $ OH 90; July, si2 IS; Septen-
her, S12 80; October, sl2 55; December. si3 90.
Spot Rio, easy and more active; No. Z, 1870
1870.
Sugar-Raw moderately active, lower. Fair
exc; eentrifugals, &c test, 3Hc. Sales.
lis hogsheads muscovado. SO test 24o; 1900
bags ceatrifugals, IS test, s5sc. Resned steady.
Moiasses-Foreign, lower; 20 test, Izc; New
Orleans. active, firm