The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-01
STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, March disbursements un-
changed, except 4is; coupons advanced
g. railroads tirmer moderate volume Of
business; state securities dull.
The stock market on the days business
shows pretty general advance, say / to
Il, the latter for Illinois Central, North
western. 1t also shows an advance of per
cent. on both common and preferred in the
last hour. Oregon & Trans-conIiuental and
Omaha quoted extra dividend. The mar
ket closed fairly steady and somewhat
tirmer. Transactions, 10000 shares.
Money to 10; closing offered 6; prime
mercantile paper, to / sterling exchange
duh and steady, ASA; sight, 1 81; per
cents, l0il extended 5's, t,0i, IYs, cou-
pons, l.l3s, rs, coupons l.2Os.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, March 3l.-HogS receipts, 1900;
slow and weak; mixed, S7,6O; heavy, $500
to $50; light, $40 TO $40. Cattle re-
ceipts, 900, prices steady; exporters, SO 30
to Sll5; good to choice shippings So TO
S645, common to fair, 50 10 to $3.50; mixed
chickering's, $40 to 50; stockers and feed
ers, good to choice, $3.50 to 500. Sheep
receipts, l,iO0, common to fair,
dull, $325 to $500 medium
to good, Sl75 to 500. choice
to extra, So TO S6.75 fancy, $3.50 to 800.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat un-
settled but generally lower; 81 o., March;
Sl,05t to. $l,05l, April; $ll0l TO SlI0s,
May; No. . red, Sl.09 to Sl09f. Corn
opened strong and higher, but closed at in
side prices; Dig to 5i!, cash; 5lS, March; 81
to 52s, April; 56S to 81, May. Pork steady
and in fair demand; lSf, cash; 1921,
March or April. Lard active and a shade
higher; l1.i24 to ll.i5, cash, March or
April. Bulk meats in fair demand; short
rib, 1910; short clear, l045.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
New ORLEANS, March 3l.-Flour dull,
weak and lower high grades, So to So. so.
Corn in good demand, but at lower rates;
mixed and white, 81 TO 60. Coinmeal dull;
$500 to S2.65. Hay dull and lower; COM
mon, So to SIS; prime, $l5 to $l7; choice,
SIS. Pork, demand fair and prices higher;
$l9.l2l to Sl925, Lard quiet and weak;
refined tierce, lls; key r. Bacon in fair
demand but at lower rates; shoulders, $50;
long clear, 1890; clear rib, LIZA. Bran
quiet and weak. C1tton-seed oil, prime
crude quoted at 10 to Is, summer yellow
refined quoted at Is. Others unchanged
| Exchange unchanged.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. Louis, March 3l.-Flour quiet
| Wheat opened higher bun declined and
closed weak; No. red, 81 .00i to 81. 90 cash;
SlO95 to Sl.C0s April; Sis 10 $l12 May
| Corn opened higher but decliaed; iS{ to As
cash, lS5 April; 81 TO 5ls May. Whisky
better, Sill. COrnmeal quiet, $40 to
| S245, Provisions firmly held but only
small job trade. Cattle only offerings
were very few and lett over from yesterday
which We're retaIled at previous prices
| Hogs steady; light, S7.25 to $40; pack
| ing, 1913 to $50; heavy, S7.45 to $3.50
| Sheep, no supply and nothing done,
| NEW YORK MARKET.
| New YORK, March 3l.--Flour heavy
Wheat, cash active and higher; options
opened steady, afterwards declined ! to
closing steady; steamer No. red, Sill de
llvered steamer No. 2 red, S1.1S2 to $1.l0
No. 2 red, $l,2lf Corn Unsettled and I I,
lower; No, 3. % to 65I; steamer, 65l to 65i
No. 2. Goa to 6S. Coffee higher and firm
| Rio, to 1876. Sugar quiet but firm. Rice
demand fair and market firm. Pork stronj
and active; Sl0.l5 to 5000. Cut meat
stronger long clear middles, l0i Lar,
higher; lie to ll,65.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, March 3l.-Wheat quiet
No. red, 95l to 95! bid April 972 bid May
Corn quiet; Az bid cash f.; A bid April
45s to i5i bid May. Cattle scarce, but firm
good to choice steers, $500 to 5000; stock
ers and feeders, $i.25 to S5.l0 cows, $3.50
to $3.50. Hogs higher light to medium
$7.l5 to $3.50; heavy, $50 to $7,6j. Shee
quiet muttons of pounds average, $5,Gl