The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-15
Commercial ana Financial.
srocKs AND BONDS.

Commercial ana Financial.
srocKs AND BONDS.
NEW IoEE, Feb. 1.-THE stock market
opened at a fractional decline, but the re-
covery carried prices up to the extent OF /.
The market subsequently became heavy.
AT II o'clock there was reaction OF to l.
Prime mercantile paper, 5 to c; bar silver,
1,lO exchange steady; 81, long; So, sight;
governments lower Tor AIS coupons and
As; remainder unchanged; states dull,
fairly active and weak. Stocks after IL
o'clock underwent further decline, rang
ing to II Subsequently, although dull,
they became strong; 5's extended, l0S; AVS,
l3s; As, l9l.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, Feb l4.-Flour firm and
unchanged. Wheat active, higher and
strong; No. . red, Sllli to Silly, cash;
$l.l2f to 81 Is, February; $l,12l to $l.1Sf,
March $l.l4l to Sl.16, April, Corn active,
higher and excited; 52s to $50, cash; 52s to
5is, February; 5Ss to 5il, March, So to 555
April. Oats better, but slow; 3Sl, cash and
February $50, March. Whisky steady
at Sl.l4. Cornmeal firm and higher at
$275. Pork quiet and firm; jobbiDg, $lS.
DFy SAIL iledlS llTluSII LING CltuI. Su-V W
$3.50; short rib, 1885 to 50 40; short clear,
i0l. short clear l0l. Lard nominally un-
changed. Cattle receipts ., 100; shipping
graders dull little inquiry and small sales;
exporters, S5.75 TO $500; good to choice,
S, 20 to $50; common to fair, $40 to $500;
medium to choice butchers steers, 1878 to
S4.75; cows and heifers, $500 to $425;
stockers and feeders, $3.50 to $3.50. Hogs
receipts $500 easier; workers., $640 to So 90;
packing, SO 40 to 81 30; butchers to extra
Sc 20 to SO 90. Sheep receipts 900, steady;
common to medium, So % to $40; fair to
good, S4.25 to Si75; prime to fancy, 50 OC
to $500.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. l4--Wheat higher
No. cred, Oh cash. 80 bid March; 965 April
Corn higher at Al, cash. Az, March; Ash bid
April. Cattle receipts, 800 steady; steers
of 200 to 800 pounds, $4.75 20 s5.25; stock
ers and fee !ers, 81 to 81 90; COWS, S2;75 &c
1855. Hogs receipts, 4,700; slow, lower
| light to extra heavy, $6.lS to S.; bulk o
sales, Sc 40 to So. Sheep receipts, 1900
those averaging 50 pounds sold for $50.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Feb. l4-Hogs receipts, % 900
steody: mixed, $500 to So GO; heavy, So g
to 81 .25; light, So to $685.. Cattle receipts
$500; dull and weak; dressed beef ope
rators and butchers principally buyers; ex
porters, So 60 to $500 good to choice ship
ping, S5to So 50; common to fair, 81 to 81 DC
mixed butchers, $3.50 to "a 10; stockers AM
feeders strong, 1915 to $4.S5. Sheep re
ceipts, $500; primein good demand; firm
markets for low grades glutted and yer
weak common to fair, S. to 81; medium I
good, $i.35 to $500; choice to extra, SO
So. Flour quiet but firm. Wheat stron
and higher; regular $l.09f, February; $l.l
to S1.10t, March ,Sl.llA to $lll}, Apri
No. 2 red, $l,l0. Corn strong and higher
81 bid cash; 57s to 57l, March or Apri
Pork steady and in fair demand, SlZ95 t
sis, cash: $lS.02l to Sls,05, - March; SlS.2
to SIS 22l, April. Lard fairly active an
higher, II. 22l to ll.22l, cash; 1l.90 to l1.32
March, 1l.42l to ll.45, April.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, Feb. 4.-Beevcs receipts
600; dull, weak and lower; common
prime steers sold So 90 to $500, extra do
ST to S7.25; exporters used, COO carloads
paid Sc to SO 50 for good and prime lot
Sheep receipts, $50; firm; full prices G!
. tremes, $3.50 TO 81 for sheep; 1913 to SIS fC
lambs. Wheat excited and very stroni
cash lots, . TO % higher, and options, q
, q higher; No. 3 red, S1.20 to $l.2l; steamt
: No. cred, Sl.20; No. . red, $l.23i to Sl.i
, Corn, to better on spot. to Il better 0
options; No. 3, 7Ol to Il; steamer, ~ to u
q No. ., 73a to 1911 old No, 2, rs. Coffee uDse
to tteG GOOD bod refining, : MoIasses quiet an
steady. Rica demand fair and market firm
!. Wool irm and fairly active; Texas, IA
%. Pork firm and moderately active. La
: fairly active and shade higher; LAS.
8 NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
q New ORLEANS, Feb. l2-Flour stead
/ in good demand higher grades, SIS to 5
/. Corn. none in first hands. Oats, supp
!, exhausted. Cornmeal iirmer; So. Is to 81 9
, Hay, demand active ordinary, So to 81
|, prime, $l7 to SIS; choice, 49, fancy, 81
;, Pork scarce and irm;.Sls.50. Lard stead
9 refined tierce, III TO liz; key, II. Blu
!. meats in fair demand; shoulders, packe
IA; clear ribs and long clear, 10. Bact
quiet, but firm; shoulders scarce; common
81. clear rib and long clear, 1OS; hams, suga
q cured, scarce and firm; choice carvasse
- to 49, Whisky steady and unchange
= Coffee strong and active; Rio cargoes, cor
% mon to prime, "A to IL. Sugar demal
fair to fully lair, 6 TO ct; prime to choice,
n to 81; yellow clarified, u to s; choice viii
e clarified, 81 to ST. Molasses steady, wi
d good demand; common "a to q; centrii
v gal, 81 to IS; fair, 20 to 81; prime to choiC
> 81 to 40; fermentipg, 81 TO 80; frosted, Is
3d. Rice strong and active; ordinary
prime, s to Ct Bran higher; sold at ST.
IL Cotton-seed oil, crude, 80 TO 40; SUNNI
Ie yellow refined, i3 to IS. Sight exchan
on New York 81 TO Sl.0l per $1,000 p,
MUM. Sterling y. b. b., Sis3.
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