The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-02-10

DCtObcr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III -
NEW YoRK. Feb. 0,--Cotton quiet; sales, 5l0
Mlddlug uplands, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lS o
Middling Orleans. l3kc
Consolidated net receipts, "a, 1873, exports TO
Great Britain, l2,h6l France, 1914; Cont
New York, Feb. 0.-Fl0ur firm; wheat quiet:
corn quiet; pork dull and heavy at u o.; lard
weak, 1856 spirits tupentine, ~; rosin, l4'i
ireights quiet aud firm.
Coffee unchanged and quiet. Sug quiet ;
COMMON Cuba muscoyad0, 6x; centrifugal, 8;
ia to gooo rehuing lh@7S; prime TX refined
n Dir de" and anu firm; crushed and powder
ed not plenty.
New York, Feb. 0 - Wool firm and In good
demand; domestic fleece. iO@5s; pulled, 3OS5s;
unwashed, 1890; Texas, 2lG40
Hides quiet; heavy selected, lO9llh.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Feb 9-Flour fairly active;
ancy, 6; family 7lk. Wheat opened higher
but declined; No, > red fall, | 28140e "a ca h;
29h@1 2e1 April, Corn lower, 3jsgS33f
cornered at SIX. Whisky ste 'dy, OF. Pro.
visions lower and d moralized. PORK II .
Lard, o 70. Bulk meats nominal shoulders,
COCA; ribs, o 80 a6 10; sides, q 45@6 So. Bacon
ribs, 10; sides, Z SO@7 5S5.
light shipping, 2O@3O; packing 4 1904 20;
butchers to select, 30Q9l 40; receipts, 3, 800;
shipments 3, 600.
Cattle--Steady and unchange1; supply mod.
crate, mainly lair to good shipping grades; no
prime to choice on the market; steers ranging
1900 to 400 pound sold at4 5Oe55 Is; medium to
fair, 3na4O; one drove of winter Texans, aver
aging 1925 pounds, 4; mixed butchers stun
scarce, 0O6e3 So; feeding steers, 1904 30; re-
ceipts, 1870; shi pments, 200.
Sheep in good demand; good. tOa4 sOj
prime, 595 40; choice, 5O@6 90; receipts, 200;
shipments, 800.
CHICAGO, Feb. 0, - The Drovers' Journal
reports cattle receipts at 700; shipments 3, 40
market qui and steady; shipping, 00@4 2S;
butchers and commoners quiet and unchanged,
2al3 90; calves, 46D5, with a good clearance;
market firm Tor the best grades.
Sheep, receipts 1900; shipments, w.; mar
ket strong and unchanged, 65@5 10.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, Feb. 0 - Cotton Receipts
l,455; exports to Great Britain, -: continent,
-; channel -; coastwise, -; stock,
-3,lSl bales; sales 1872; market closed firm.
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Holiday tomorrow,
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Feb. 8. Wheat - No. spot,
Kansas City, Feb. .. - Bacon, clear, 7A'
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 0. - Sights, 81 90 per
thousand premium; Sterling Bank is3>S Con-
soils, 45h@tST
fair; sales, $500 bales.
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Receipts net %, coo; gross q, $50; exports "a
Great Bril- ain, ,382, continent, 1884; coastwise
LIS bales, stock. 1853 l25 balea.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 9.-Fiour In good demand
at full prices. Superfne,s 475@b;, Double
extra, b5O95 62h; Treble extra, 8 15a5 S71i
Higher grades, 898 SIX. Corn active, firm and
higher, S3@57. Oats quiet, 4s. Bacon quit End
steady, bX@X a7z@7x@s. Hams steady, with
q good demand; choice sugar. cured cnnvased,
9k@l0k, Coffee quiet and weak; cargoes
with q good demand; inferior, 5ls; common "a
good common, 6k@,s: fair to fully fair, 7@h;
prime to choice, 7h@kj yellow clarified, Sk
az. Molassas In good demand at full prices
common, 9oa8s fair, 37@ss, centrifugal. 3o9l2i
prime to choice, 42a52 Rioe, demand fair
prices higher; ordinary t. choice, 6L@1k.