The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-05

!NKw YoRK, March might - Money dW6i
exchange Asa Governments quiet new 5s,
l03b; lours and q. half 1915 fours lOj%;
state bonds dull.
New York, March a--wool good demand with
poor prlcvs, domestic fleece, 45@GO pulled,
3OG9J4; unwGshed, 1910; Texas, 2l@i0
Hides firm and In fair Inquiry wet sailed,
New orleans selected, lOh9lli Texas do,
NEW YonK, March 4,-Cotton stcady sales,
llO bales
Middlmg uplands. ...,.,..,.,,,...,.," 1880
Consolidated vet receipts, ,tjR exports to
Great Britain, IL, O56i France, l,2OOi continent,
Ass.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, March 4. - Cotton - Receipts
502; exports to Great Britain, -; continent,
-; channel -; coastwse, go; stock,
81 BIG; sales, An; market closed firm.
Good middling, ,.,,.,,,. .,,..,..,.,',.'.,, rae
Middling .,.,... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, la3Rc
Low middling ....."",.',, i2ssc
Good ordinary '..'.'..'''"''.'''''''''.' INC
ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS llbc
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, March 4.--Wheat - No. . spot,
II and nominal; No. 3 spot, OK,
Kansas CITY, March 4. - Bacon, clear, Nv
rib and long, "a.
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, March 1. Night - Cotton
firm; sales, u, 800.
Low ordinary. ,....,... ,,......,''...,',... c
Ordinary ''''''''''''''' ii5c
Goou ordinary iisSc
Low mluullng '''''..'''''' iss2o
Good middling. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. - 6
Receipts net S,s52i; gross gross i, iol; exports 10
Great Britain, SIPS; continent, 1905 coastwlse
- bales; stock, 81, 300 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 4.-Sights, 81 90 per
thousand premiums sterling Bank As4h; Con-
NEW oRISANs, March T. = Flour quiet and
firm; Superfne, 0O@b %; Double extra,
5 1896 co., Treble extra, e9n; Higher grades
eh@%, Pork llrmer: old, l2}s; new, Eagle
salt meats quiet but weak; shoulders,
loose Az packed, 4'S@hi clear ribs, 6h;, clear
sides, " Bacon ilrmer,i, quoted at
'@T S ISrr cD TSs S s sssT
rectiGed, i O5@iO. Coffee quiet and steady;
cargoes ordinary to prime aaSiO1.
'tys e and 5m . ros aao9en
7SSs yellow clarided, s'saX. Molasses
steady; common, soSS3i fair, G@Ss; centrifugal,
SSo@s2; prime to choice, 4295s Rice scarce
but firm; ordinary to choice, G@lh.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March 4. - The Drovers' journal
reports cattle receipts at g. 2OO shipments, $500;
of choice there was goodly run at unchanged
prices; shipping, 9oa5 40; butchers slow and
unchanged; oxen, 00G4 90; stoekers and feed
eIs quiet, 90@4 90. m
Sheep, receipts, 200; shipments, ! 400; mar
ket unchanged 5095 10.
Chicago, March - Flour steady and an-
changed. PorR easier, III IS. Lard, ~.
Bulk-meats steady and unchanged. whisky
steady and unchanged.
Wheat quiet but firm; 247s, No. } Corn
firm, 363G. Oats tlrmer, Slh@h. AT close
wheat was strong, 1G@Hc higher. Corn was
strong and higher iOT for May Oats stronger
and &c higher. P,rk In fair demand and
higher, ll&@1A. Lard stronger, I 10.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March Flour easier and slow;
fancy, & 10; family, i IS. Whisky steady, at o.
Pork dun; joboing, !? %. Lard
shoulders, $ 95@4 05; clear RIBS, 8 j5@6O; clear
Sides Gi@75. Bacon steady; shoulders 44g
y; clear ribs, 25@g30; clear sides, i5@5O
Wheat opened lower, advanced and then de-
clined: No, red fall, PA; No. do, PA.
Corn higher, 35Is $50. Oats lower, 3iA@h.
ST.. LOUIS, March 4-Hogs active and lower;
Workers and Baltimores, 0O@20; packing 10
a25; butchers to select,4 20@i0 receipts, 200;
shipments $500.
Cattle-the run consists mainly ofmedlum
and fair grades, which sold at a slight decline,
4 Y5eGO: good to fancy steady, A 6O@j 30; butch
ers' stock scarce but firm; cows and heiiers,
Ts619 80; corn fed Texans, 2 50@4 90; receipts,
1900; shipments, 200.
Sheep firmer; good heavy, $50 pounds average,
brought IS; other sales at, 00S5 20; receipts,
I5U0; shipments, l. 400.