The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-27
RElNHARDT, the Clothier

reacted J TO /, closing firm: No. 3. 6, to eia.
steamer, @4 to III; No. 9, II TO ToS. old do
e5l Coffee higher and firm; Rio, I; spot. :,
sugar hrm and less sctiye. Pork dull and
unsettled; l9i to l9l. Cut meats flrmer;
ong clear middlings, l0s. Lard dull; III Gj
to ll.624, '''''
KANSAS CITY MARKET
kANsAs CRY, Feb. 6 Wheat lower. No
red, 939 to %, cash; 9Ss to o. March. a52
April; 9lf, May. Corn weak and lower. an
Gash ana March 4jl, April; As, Nay. Cattle
urner and fairly active; native steers. | 90O
to 100 pounds, 81 So to $5.35; stockers and
feeders, 81 70 S465; cows, 50 SO TO Az IL
Hogs firm and better light, So 65 to Sc So
medium, $6.S5 to 81; heavy, 81 to $7,25'
sheep steady good to choice, 81 TO Si.io.
ST. LOUIS MARKET
ST. Louis, Feb. 25.-Flour about cents
lower. Wheat opened lower declined, but
reacted slightly, and closed better. No. .
red, 81 o9s to $l.O0g cash Si.1Ol to slloi
March; $l.l2l, April; Sl.l5s to 81. 49, clos.
ing, Sl.lil May. Corn lower and unset
tied; % to Of, cash; 52i to 5ls, closing; b2.,
March 639 to 63s, closing; 54l, April; 559
TO 90, closing 55i, May. Whisky steady
At Sl.l6. Commeal steady at 500. Pork
hrni; $3.50 to $lS.37l, cash; $50 hid
aaprli; SIS 10 bid May. Lard nominal; II. 25.
BULK meats firm, long clear $9.75;
10 $9;SO; short rib, 1896 10 $500
snort clear SlO.l5 to $40 20 Bacon firm,
! l3hS clear $1,000 short rib, SlO65 to $40. 20;
short clear Sll. Cattle. receipts / soS'
shipping grades slow; exporters, is rs to sd.
god to choice shipping 1925 to So. 75 light
$ti5 to 70 70: Butchers steers, "a. to sd IS,
good COWS, So. 70 to 81 80; Common So to S3 SO:
! stockers and feeders, SO so to $3.50. Hogs
receipts 900, active and higher;lights sc, IS
TO - III; packing, $3.50 to ST. 35 heavy. 81 20
$40. Sheep, receipts 900; good demand,
lairicommon to medium ;$3, % to 81. 25 fair to
to So. ' V''''
CHICAGO MARKET.
Wheat unsettled, but generally lower. req.
ular, 81 07s, February; 81. OSs, April: 81 i3,
to Sl,l3s, May. No. red winter, ST .O9l.
Corn unsettled, but generally lower SCI TO
or, cash or February; 500 TO 56I, March; 81,
April; COZ to COZ May. Pork unsettled
SIS bid, cash or February; SIS 07I TO SIS. 10
March; SlS.21l to $3.50, April. Lard
weaker, ia to 1l,40, cash or Feb
Tuary; LAO to 1l.42, March !;
II 90 to ll57l, April. Bulk meats,
ia'r demand; short rib, 8 90; short clear,
Io.lo hogs receipts, 900; brisk, strong,
TO III higher mixed SO % to Sc. 95; heavy:
81 Is to 500; light, Sc. % to sos, Cattle
receipts, 4,60l active, 10 higher, all sold;
exporters, 1913 to So 90; good to choice
shipping, S5.l5 to $565; common TO fair
Sl4O to 50 10; good demand for cattle suit
able tor dressed beef; hutcherings, 80 as to
"a TO; stockers and feeders, So. 10 to 81. rs.
sheep receipts, $500; dull, overstocked and
10 to 70 lower; common to fair, So 90 to
"a 10; medium to good, 1870 to $40;
choice, So % 10 $3.50; prime to fancy, 1915
TO $500. vow
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 26.-Flour quiet and
steady; nigh grade, S. ST. to S6.37l. Corn
dull and heavy holders seem unwilling to
make concessions; white, 65 yellow, GO.
Oats quiet and weak at So. Corn meal.
none here jobbing, $365. Hay dull and un.
changed; ordinary quoted $l2 to SIG;
prime, SIS to 49, choice, $40; fancy,
$2l., Pork scarce and firm; $l9.25.
Lard IN fair demand; refined fierce, $ll .s7l;
keg, $l23 Bulk meats steady; fair de-
mand; shoulders, packed, s; clear rib and
long clear, lOl, Bacon scarce and firm;
shoulders 9; clear rib and long clear, III
to. III, Sugar-cured hams steady
fair demand: choice canvassed, ID TO 1871.
Whisky steady; western rectified, $l.05 to
SI2O. Coffee dull and lower; Rio cargoes,
common TO prime, 81 to lOt. Sugar. de.
mand good; and tending upward; common
to good common, 81 to CT; fair to fully
ialr, 6s to 6l' prime to choice O.
70. 49, os yellow yellow clarified, u, to
dull; common, "a to q; centrifugal, q to
2lsi falr, ~ to 81; cistern bottoms, 81 to 45;
prime to choice, 81 to 40; fermenting, "A to
65, Rice in active demand; ordinary to
prime, ~ to- g.. Bran quiet; held at ST 20
Cotton'seed oil, Crude Al to 4S; refined
summer yellow, As to 50. Exchange on
New York, sight, 81 per $1,000 premium;
bankers sterling, sf.S5i to 81 So.
Another Sheridan, "who is Net Afraid. "
NEW YORK, Feb. 26-The department of
state has receive application from the Brit
ish government for the extradition of p. ] q.
sheridan, suspected OF completely with the
fhpnlx Park murder. Sheridan is at
tached to the editorial staff of the Irish
World. He says he is glad The British gov.
eminent has asked for his extradiuon. and
says be is anxious to appear in court, as il
gives the opportunity TO show 10 the world
how people were treated in Ireland. He
has no fear Of being returned for sufficient
grounds, tor II cannot be produced. He
thinks he will defend himself in the matter
and is not IN the leas. afraid. lie intends
to remain just whore he is. Sheridan ar
rived in this city October 10th. irom Paris.
''lO ll'Fluu' war llt HWU res upU IN uliIer.
ent parts Ut the continent, and has been
employed in the Office OF the Irish World
since mis- arrival here. He has denounced
in bitter terms Town Councillor Carey. the
'niormer, whose testimony he stigmatized
rs blasphemous.
Destroyed by Fire.
ST. Louis, Feb, 267The mills of the ST.
Joseph Head company, at Bonnie Derre, St.
Francois. county, Missouri, we've totally
destroyed ny Dire yesterday morning, TO.
ge,her with large amout OF valuable ma.
chiuerv. The loss is estimated at from
O,OO0 tn $3.50, 900; insurance not known,
The property was chiefly owned in New
York Several hundred men have been
thrown out OF employment.
PERsEvRRISo.
Two more attempts 10 burn the Missouri
penitentiary were made yesterday, but
they were discovered In time to prevent any
damage.
Change siceperst
Sr. Louis, Feb. Co. Arrangements were
completed to-day for the transfer of sleep
ing.cnr service on the eastern di.