The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-09-16
COMMERCIAL.



KANSAS CITY, Sept. l5.-Whcat. lower.
No. 2 red. s. 5-S 10 s. 81 cash; 50 to So 3 1.
October; 81 TO 50 | s, November Corn. lower,
81 3.S, cash; SO 5.S bid, October; 90 Is bid,
November; Cattle receipts. 200; steady feel.
ing but only retail trade; Sheep receipts,
10, unchanged.
ST LOUIS MABREr.
ST. Louis. Sept 10 Flour quiet mud
weak. wheat acjive, lower aud weak NJ.
, red OS 2 to % is, cash, 20, Septem 1ef.
Sl.00l.2, October; Sl,03 ~ November. Corn
lower with fair trading; SO I 2 toi6 8. cash;
IS rs, October; i3 3I, November. Oais
lower and slow. 1t 5-S to % | t. cash: 25 IL
October; " IS, NOyember Whisky, eady,
Sl.li Corn meal quiet; S2lj. Pork lower;
inbhing $ll Is tn SlA 80. Bulk meats lower
long clear, G3); short nh. 6i0; short clear.
G65 Bscou lower; long clear, g rs. short
rio, 7; short clear, "a. Hams rs 10 tn 10
Lard nominal. Jdttle receipts, l1O, SUP.
ply very small, but equ,l 10 the demand
only retail sales made. sheep Cceipts, 100;
Nothing done except In retail Wsy.
NEW YORK MARKET
NEW York, Sept 10 Flour dull. Wheat
10 5-S lower, unsettled and depressed,
steamer No. . rel, o. No. . red. Sl.O6 -
70 Sloi, No. red, 81 - to SLl3 IL Corn
3,Sto 5.S lower; closin steady; stcAme 60
S4to6l1.e; No.2 O. 80 to az %. Cah e
strong and higher; Rio Sl.2; lair Rio quoted
N to 10 IL. sugar sttong
and active; centrifugal, = II 10.
coniecioners A, 10; standard a, S3i
Moasses quiet and tifm, Rice quiet aud
steady. Wool steady aud moderate In
mess. 10 1 to 1913. Lard heavy aud Ia.
= 40. 1
CHICAGO MlRHEr.
CniCAGo, Sept. l5.-Calte receipts, $500;
nomiual;shipping grades very dull; So 90 &C.
500; good 10 choice shipping, s. % un
50 10; fair 10 medium, 50 90. Texans. 50 -
to 81 IS. Sheep receipts 400, steady; In.
ierior to fair, 50 80 TO 50 10; GOOD, 1915;
choice, 81; Texans, 81 $40 81 70.
NEw oELEANs N,ESEr.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. l5.-- tOrkin fair de-
mand at lower rates; Sl2A Rice easier,
10 10 G is, others unchanged Sight ex.
change on New York, stesdy and nm.
changed; sterling exchange u. b.. 81 10.
STOCKS AND nOSDs.
Nav YORK, Sept. l5-Denyer & Rio
Cirande, %; Houston & Texas Central, 90.
Kansas & Texas, 20 6-S. Missouri Pacific,
lOl SIS. Texas & Pacific, 20 "a.
Money, = l.2; prime mercantile, paps
.6l.9to :; sterling steady, asp; sights, IS
as. coupons, ll95-S
Governments strong and In demand,
railways quiet and firm; states steady
Stocks were dull to-day, but very
strong, and outside OF Willard shares
the fluctuations were exceedingly narrow.
Al the opening the market was firm aud
Ia 10 5.S higher, except for Northern PACT
hc. preferred, which was 3.S lower, nj
asa. Later the list moved up, and car
ried Northern Paoihcifom TO 3.S higher
and In sympathy with the advance N
other shares II ranged from Ii TO /. LAX,
Shore, Michigan Central, Western Union
aud all leading stocks sharing In the i'm
provement. About noon there wa,
q reaction, and prices feceded Is 10 5.S
Oregon TrAnsoontinental was EXCEPTIONAL,
weak aud fell Off Ia TO O. "a, on the oil,
story OF the additional issue OF stock. To
ward the close the market was again high
or and generally within n fraction Of In
best to-day. SpecIlations were dull il
part owing TO an advance in Western
linton, which closed al the highest pon
OF the week, on the statemen
that Cyrus W. Field, IT,, had sailed 70
England to-day to conclude negotiation
for placing the stock OF these shares a
London. Prices ara Is TO l s higher tina
last night Sales for week, ,63l, 100 shA-ei
against 2. S5i l70 the previou, week. Th