The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-14
Commercial and Financial.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, March 13.-Stocks opened ir-
regular, at an advance OF to !. Immediately
after the opening there was slight re-
action, after which the market became very
strong, and at IL o'clock recorded an adj.
vance of ! TO II.
Fives extended, l03! bid; 4as, ll2l as,
10y; rs, l ,0i money, to 8; prime mercan-
tile paper, OI; bar silver, i.liI; governments
firm; states neglected; railroad bonds ir-
regular and generally a fraction higher.
Since Ill O'Clock stocks have been mod
erately active but generally weak. Atnoon
prices sold down TO /; exchange nominal;
rates, Ash for sixty days; ASH demand.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
New ORLEANS, March l3.--Corn quiet,
yellow 20; whle72. Corn meal dull and
lower, So. Bulk meats in good demaed
and lower $40 to $7.75 Bacon in fair
demand, shoulders steady long clear and
short rib lower; II to III. Sugar steady
with good demand. Molasses dull and mn
unchanged. Sterling exchange b. b.,
$4,Sl3 to $i.S2.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CITY, March l3-Wheat lower
and slow No. 9 red 03s bid cash 95i bid
April; 9S bid May. Corn lower 43l bid
cash i51 bid April 4St, May. Cattle re.
c,ipts, 2, 1907 lower and weak, steers Of
100 to 1000 lbs. average, $500 to ~. .25 :;
stockers, $40 to $3.50; COWS, 1926 TO
St25. Hogs receipts, 5000 strong and
higher; SO 65 to $40; mostly AZ $3.50 to
S7.lO. Sheep unchanged.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YoRK, March l3.--Flour dull
Wheat opened heavy, declined z to II. sub
sequently ruled stronger and reacted to
to IA, closing weak; steamer No. red, ST.
lO No. red, Sll7 to Sl17i; steamer No. Q
red, 81 ISL; No. 2 red, 81 l0S to $l.20i. Corn
opened TO I lower, afterwards recovered
most oi decline, closing weak No. 3, 6lz to
CIT; steamer, 6Si to 6S2; No. 2, 702 to 72t.
Coffee firm and fairly active; Rio to 1885.
Sugar demand fair; market firm, Molasses
quiet but firm. Rice steady and fairly
active. Pork dull and unsettled. Cut
meats quiet and firm. Lard firm; ll,5s
10 ll.65.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, March l3.--Flour quiet and un.
changed Wheat active aud lower; regular,
sl05s, March; 81. .0G to Sll0i, April; Sl.llt
to 81 III, May; No. red winter, Sl.0Sl.
Corn weak aud lower; 56i to Oh, cash: 56l
March; 57t April; GIL to Gls, May. Pork
lower; Sls.05 to Sls.l0, cash or March;
$lS.32i to SIS 35, April, Bulk, meats
ia lair demands shoulders, al;
demand, 10 to Is lower; OK.
short ribs, 10; short clear, 10. Is. Cattle rc.
ceipts, 7,5OO;wcnk and under liberal offer
,ngs; native steers In fair
portsrs, so 35.to $6.75;goou to best shipping,
1918 TO S04l poor to fair, $3.50 to $505;
butchers steady; S2.7Oto s44O for cows,
$i.75 to 80 10: for steers. stockers weaker;
81 90 TO $3.50; feeders quiet; "a 20 to $500,
Hogs receipts, l,00J; steady and unchanged;
heavy, $500; good to choice, $3.50 To $3.50.
Sheep receipts, 400 best in good request
and strong; poor to lair 50 20 tO S4.75; good
to fancy, $5.25 to $3.50.
ST. LOUIS MARBEr.
Sr. LOUIS, March l3.-Flour lower; fam.
| lily, $4G0 to Si.S0 choice, 50 10 TO S5.25;
fancy, So 30 TO $5 60. Wheat lower, with free
selling; No2 red, 81. .0St to IL 0S9 cash; 81 l0i,
April; Sii3 TO 81 ~, Nav, Corn lower,
out active, so to 52t, cash; 53s to 53l, April;
55s to 6ol, May: Oats lower; Az, cash; l2l
bid April; 43i, Nav. Whisky quiet; $l.it
Cornnieal lower: 80 265 Pork slow; $lS.li
cash; SIS 90, bid March; $3.50, bid May
Bulk meats lover long clear, 0 70; short rib