The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-10
Commercial ana Financial.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.--The stock market
opened at an advance of to IL. After
further slight advance in the early dealings,
the market became weak, and at IL o'clock
recorded decline of tols
Money, 4; prime mercantile paper, 81 to
e. bar silver, l.l0 exchange steady; So
long; Sc, sight; governments unchanged
Stocks: After II o clock, there was O sharp
decline OF Il in Denver, aud to in the
general list, subseq followed BY a re.
coyery OF 4 to l. At noon the general
market was weak, at reaction of TO {,
Elves, extended, LOB; 4l's ll5!; As, l.l9I;
3's, lQ3l.
Money, 81 10 4; closed offered 3; prime mec-
camille, to q, sterling exchange l. b heavy.
4.S2l; sight, $50; per cent 0Sl; extended
5's, lOji il's coupon, l3!; 4 5 coupon, l0g.
FAILURES.
| NEW York, FEB. 9.-Ihe failures of The
past seven days, throughout the United
States and Cdnada, numoer 275, Il reduction
OF ~, compared with last week New Eug-
land states furnish %; southern, Is; western,
81 middle @, 49, Pacific coast states aud ter.
rtofies, 10; New Gock city, 4; Canala, p
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 9.-Flour higher and
| stro e; family. 81 41lo 81 80; choice, SIS To
10 10, iapcy, So 10 TO S. 40, Wheat opened
shade better but soon broke and closed
lower and weak; No 2red, $t,l0i TO $l.r.
cash; 81 IL to Sl.05 February; 81 Iii 10
SLlos March; $l.l25 to 81 l2b April. Corn
unsettled and lower, closing weak; 50 TO 5ls
cash, 81 to 5la February; 50; 10 81 March,
63s to %! April, Oats lover; 80 cash; 382 to
3Ss February; 3Ss March; lot May. Whisky
steady at Sill Cornmeal active and bel.
ter; 81 % cash. Pork slow; jobbing SIS %.
Bulk meats low bui firm long clear aad
short RIBS 80 20 to 50 IS; snort clear 50 50 to
$500, according to age Bacon firm; short
RIB $l0.5O; short clear $1,000 Lard nomi-
nal at IL. Cattle receipts Zoo; brisk De.
mand sti!i conuGues and prces are strong
anu some sales higher; one lot OF very nice
| 800 pound steers brought So 10; good to
, choice steers IS % to s. IS; light do. 81 50
TO So fair to choice butchers steers "a 10
81 10; COWS and heiiers - 81 TO 81 81; some
tne COWS OF ! $50 pounds average sold at
$lS5; bulls SIS 10 81; stuckefs and feeders
! " 30 TO 81 50 Hogs iirmer; Yorke,s Sc. 40
10 SO 30; packing So ~ to So 50. butchers
1913 to 81; receipts 800, Sheep receipts
/ l HOO steddV and firm; fair to fancy native
Inuttohs - 81 t" 20; reXa S - to 81 80.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
| KANSAS CITY, Feb. 0.-Wheat firm.
No. =, red, 03!, cash; 93!, March; IS, April'
Corn hetler and active; IS, cash; Ash, Fec.
ruaryi Al MD, April. Cattle received, 900;
firm; snlpplng steers, 200 to $40 pounds
sold dt.$l 20 " IS 3D. socRers aud feeders,
81 to 81 6U cows, ~ 81 TO So IS. Hogs re.
! ceiptS. 600; steady; light TO heavy So Is
to So 70; pulk sales, $685. to 50 50. Sneep
receipts, 800; quiet; So 70 to si25
| NEN YORK MAREkr.
| NET AoEE, Feb, 9.--BeeyeS rcceipts.
| 3 lIll pEisps HrApDpH fuIlu 1 ,,n, ~, .,..t >
weight, and closed duh; low choice steers
AT SO "a; live weight but $500 Sheep re.
caipts. 4,UU; fairy steady; "a 90 to Sc 80.
Tor sheep; 50 10 IS, Tor lambs. a car load of
extra sheep sold Tor So 90. Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat cash grades toll
lower; ot tions, 4 to 1t lowers steamer No. 3
red, $l.lO; No. 3 red, Sligo; steamer No. 9
red, SLY; No. req, $l.2O to Sl2lt. Corn,
cash, tritle better; options opened shade
stronger, ana afterwards declined to 1,
closing dun; No. 3, 6s9; steamer 7ls: old
No. 2, 70. Coffee higher and active. Sugar
quiet but firm Molasses quiet and steady.
Rice quiet and unchanged. Pork dull aid
nominal, $40; cut meats dull and easier
long clear middles, %. Lard unset ed al
! lls to IL 40. w
CHICAGO MARKET.
| CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Flour quiet and IN.
changed. Wheat unsettled, but generally
lower; regular, $l0Ja, February 81. O6l to
Sl,o6t, March, Sl.07s to Sl07t, April; No'9
red, SlO7. Corn dull; $50, cash or Febrn.
AIRY; $50 to SO, March; 55g, April. Pork nm.
settled, closed easier; Sl795 to SIS, cash or
February; $lS.O2s, March; SIS 20, April.
Lard II nsettled,, but generally lower; ii %
to LIZA, cash or February; II. % m
ll.27i, March. Bulk meats in fair de.
mand; shoulders, $500; short rib, SO DO
short clear, $3.50. Hogs receipts, Is, OOe
weak lower, particularly on light; mixed
30 W 10 $500; light, $500. Cattle receipts
o,VV9 weak 10 lower;exporters.S5.75 to Sc Is;
good to choice shipping, S. % to So. a.
common to medium, "a % to IS; butchers
in fair demand and steady at s.. so to 81 60.
stockers and feeders 10 to 10 higher; 81 5Oto
$i,65. Sheep receipts, 5000; dull and weak
ON lower grades, strong on choice: medium
to good, $4,2 to Les; choice to extra. IS n
So 25. W W
NEW ORLEANS MARKET
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 9,-Flour in good de.
mand at fu!l prices; high grades, Sass To
s5So. Corn supply exhausted; command.
ing higher prices. Oats prime, 40, oh"ina
OIL to 81. Cornmeal quiet, but firm at AZ to
Us III; Hay dull; prime, $l5 to SIG; choice
SlS; fancy, so. Pork in fair demand ai
SlS.5O' Lard scarce and firm; refined tioroe
ia; keg, II. Bulk meats in fair demand,
shoulders, clear rib and long clear oS
Bacon scarce and firm; no shoulders; clear
RIB and short clear, l0l, Hams, sugar
cured, number choice cauvassed 10 to i3j,
WHISKY lTm; western rectifed, $l05 to
81 20. Collee, demand good and tendinS
upward; RIO cargoes, common to prime. 6
to ". Sugar steady; common to good com.
mon' o TO o.; fair to fully fair, 81 to 55
prime to choice, 6 TO @; yellow clarified. :
TO a; choice white clarified, u to Il. Mo.
Iasses quiet common, n to 81; centrifugal
q to IS; tair, % to IS; prime to choice Il r.
90; fermenting, "a to 80; frosted, is to 80
klce ngood demand; ordinary to prime, 8
to Ut. Bran strong at Oh to 81. Cotton.
seed Oil, prime crude, - TO 40; summer
yellow refined, 43 to is. Signt exchange on
New York nominal; sterling exchange, B.
:, COTTON MOVEMENT.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.--Weekly cotton
statement; Net receipts at ali United
states ports during the week, 1874 900; same