The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-30
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
STOCKS AND poSps

COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS
NEw ioRE, Jan, l9.-stocks opened to
higher and at once advanced tolls. Sub.
scquently the market became weak and de.
cllned. / to II, AT II O'Clock a general re-
coyery OF to Il took place.
Money, 81 prime mercantile paper, % to
y; bar silver, l.09g; exchange steady 50.
long S5i, sight railroads steady. Stock
less active and weak. Prices fell OF 4 to
at nooni some shares rallied slightly, but
hemarket generally was weak.
THE CORN souEEzE.
CHICAGO, Jan. @--'rhe case OF j. b.
Lyon 4 Co. against the alleged manipula-
tors OF corner in January corn came up
today ON the motion TO dissolve the injunc-
uon Alter argument, the case went over.
IL " stated that one element in the heavy
drop in prices of January corn this evening
was the settlement of long lines of "shortsh
by David Dows II Co., at GGl. The Times
VIII say The squeeze In January corn, al
lowed by those engineering It, eliminated
to-day January options opened at &c.
During the regular session OF the board of
trade sales and settlements were made at
O6 TO 1l4. On the afternoon call however,
the first sales We're made ht 65. From this
hgure prices dropped under large sales, amid
excitement, to 5S and closed ut 57I to 5s.
Having succeeded IN forcing q settlement OF
all short trades outstanding, except con.
tracts affected by the Lyon inunc.
tlun, the clique concluded it unneces.
sary TO continue longer the manipulation,
and decided to unload on call. The brokers
managed TO sell 255 900 bushels of January
corn also, IL is believed. that large
amount OF February, March and MAY,
which IT. bad been forced to purchase from
time TO time. Transactions in corn GU
cail reached an unusual aggregate,
bafed on Saturdays closing figures. The
decline pnuntcd % 10Y, 'anuary p, Feb
ruf{, 'Mawhi '1a%e. !. rs stated This
evening that The clique F,ls its cash corn TO
tho amount Of over 2,0OU 600 sold for Feb
ru1ry, and will deliver to buyers the first OF
the month,
ST, LOUIS MARKET.
Sr Lous, Jan. to.--Whcat unsettled and
Irregular Tor options; lower for cash; No. .
red, Sl0i} to $l03} cash and Jan
uaryi $lU33 February; St0jl March.
Corn lower; Hl to l7l, cash; i0s
to Az, February; i92 TO 10, closing at 4JI,
Oats lower; 80! TO j8l, cash; 36l to 81 Feb.
runry; 81 bid March. Whisky steady, at
$l0l, Coremcal firm; $2l5. Pork slow;
Sl6,15 cash. $l7.l0 bid February; $l7. 10 bid
March. Bulkmcnts dull; shoulders; q 10;
short ribs, SO; short clear, o. Bacon dull;
short ribs, 10; short clear, lOl Lard nom.
inali 1910. Cattle receipts | 800, slow and
weaNi shipping grades generally lower, but
the range shows little change; exporters,
500 10 So, good to choice, 50 TO $5.G5; light,
$40 90 $l9O, common to fair butch.
ors, $50 to S3.75; good to choice, 81
10 $3.50; stockcrs and feeders 50 % to 81. %.
Hogs firm receipts, 1850. light grades.
$GlO to $6N; packing. $1.l5 to $685.;
butchers, S6,3j to $3.50. Sheep receipts
2, 100; steady and in good demand lair to
fancy muttOns, $40 to $j75
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Jan. % Flour quiet and un-
changed Wheat, demand active and un.
settled regular, Sl.02, January; Sl.02l to
81 OF, February; $l.03t, March No. 9
red, 81 % to Sl0i. Corn unsettled and
lower GGl to u, cash; G6l TO 81, January
6jl to b5s, February 30 to 55l March.
Pork steady; $3.50 to .lI3j, cash or Jan
uary $lLj2l 10 SE35, February. Lard
quiet closed higher l0G7i to 1870 cash
ar January 1870 10 lO.72l, February.
BnlK meats in iair demand; shoulders
o 90 short rib, 500 short clear, $50.
Whisky steady at Sl.lj, Hogs re-
Ceipts, Zoo fairly active aud strong /;
mixed 50 70 to $3.50; heavy, so 20 to So. so;
light, so 20 to SO.3j. Cattle receipts, 6OOO.
market fair aud still gutted, bet better
than Saturday; prices notably unchanged; !;
prime steers, $500 10 $3.50, good TO choice,
solo TO 500; common TO fair, 81 to
$500 butchers, S22 to $ 50; stockers and
feeders, $500 to 1870, Sheep receipts,
1000; weak and slow; common to fair, So. 25
medium to good, l2J to $40; choice to
extra, $500 to 50 90.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 20.--Flour strong;
higher grades, SiGO to $500. Corn steady, a.,
with good demand at GO to G3. Oats scarce
and firm at 81 to %. Cornmeal in good dc.
mand. but ut lower rates, Hay dull;
quoted-ordinary, $l2 to SlG prime
SIS TO $40; strictly prime, 500
car loads choice sold for s9i
Pork in fair demand; S,S.12l to 1925.
Lard steady; refined tierce, II to III; key,
~. Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders
packed, 10 to 7s clear rib and long clear,
0l to0l. Bacon scarce and firm; clear rib
aud long clear. l0l to 10Y Hams, sugar.
cured, quiet; choice canvassed, ~ TO 12a.
Whisky steady; western rcctilled. $l.0j TO
Sl2D. Coilec quiet but fem; RIO cargoes.
common toprimc, Gto0l. Sugar in good dc.
mand; good common, to 81; fair to
fully fair, % to 5I; prime to choice, 0 to OF;
yellow clarified, to al choice white CLAIR.
fed "a to n. Molasses quiet and weak.
common, q TO q; centrifugal q TO 80. fair,
- 10 -; prime to choice, 81 to Il; ierment. I.
ing, - TO 32. Rice, steady with good do.
mand, " to 0l. Bran strong aud active,
81. Cotton seed oil, prime crude, SO TO 35,
summer yellow refined AZ TO % Sight ex
change on New York, 81 per $1,000: pre.
MUM sterling exchange, u I, SASS.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW IoRK, Jan. 1--Flour dull. Wheat.
cash, steady options opened 1 TO 1
lower. aiterwar1 recovered, aud MI.
vanced, closing steady. No. q red, 81 i2l.
steamer No. 3 red, sl.03; No. .hAred, siIil
to Sll5l. Corn, steamer, o.. cap,sI; 40 dc
0sl TO 6sl. Coffee quiet and fAnchar-.s or
Sugar dull and weak; fair 10 goot n,a a.,
" TO Molasses quiet and Ill.,. ~ W W
Rice quiet but steady. Pork 0 Qi.r,os ..ses wv
to $3.50; options neglecteff Elmer
dull and weak; long clear
higher; 1904 TO n, FetvoTTos FACT
k.Ssss CRY, JMmenis soIi",. % snowna
red, " bid casknd Produce . "
!, Marsn; rni, vor9f \ nos c. a
ceipts, coz -, a.. Junped
~. <svor on their sides' d
go ~ wrist dlslocated ana
= Soraised.