The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-20
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
sroCks AND RoNps,

NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-The stock market
opened irregular, but the changes were
After some irregularity in the
early trade, the market became strong, and
at II O'Clock recorded an advance ranging
from / to II. Elves extended, 1.O2,;
4fs, l13!; As, 1,l9i; SIS, l.OsI. Money.
AZ prime mercantile paper, 81 to o.; bar
silver, %; exchange steady; sai, long; SOL
sight governments unchanged; states dull
railroads steady. Stocks since IL O'Clock
were active. but generally weak. Prices
first fell off to !, but, under the lead of
Denver, recovered to !. This was followed
by decline Of to u. led by Lake Shore,
Denver, Omaha and Union Pacific.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Jan. l9.-Flour firm. Wheat
strong and higher; regular $l.0l!; January,
Sl.Oll 10 1,Ols; February, No. . red ST 62'
Corn active, firm ana higher; 6l2 10 65,
cash or January; SOY, February; 5es,
March. Pork in fair demand but at lower
rates; $l7 10 to Sl7 20, cash or january;
Sl1.S9to Sl732, February. Lard in fair dc.
% iol cash ash " loS7s tSEe' FsSrSayv. ss 'oog puii 70
meats in fair demand; shoulders,
81; short ribs; short clear, 81 Hogs re.
ceipts, $1,000; demand fair; 10 lower; mix.
ed, 50 70 to 1928; heavy, SO 10 to SO. 80;
light, IS 30 to $6,25. Cattle receipts, 5000.
market Tor good shipping cattle strong: no
extra here; prime, SO to So 30; good TO choice
shipping. 50 40 to So 90; common to fair
az to $500; butchers 8 lower, 500 To
So S5; stockers and feeders, So l5 to "a so.
Sheep receipts 400: active and steady. com.
mon TO fair, So 25 to $i25 medium TO
good, s440 TO $3.50; choice to extra, $5 to
$500.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l0.--Cornmeal bicher
S2t5 Whisky firm mt $i.l4. Flour firm
ard unchanged, Wheat unsettled and
irregular; No 2rcd, 81 0ls to 81 Oh, cash,
SL0il to Sl0ll January; $i.Ols TO 81 on,
February; Sl.0Gl TO Sl00l, March. Corn
very unsettled, aud closed lower; 49l TO
4oE, cash; i9l 10 iSB, January; COL to i9f,
February; 30 to 50k, March, Oats lower,
3ll, cash; 39s, February Pork dull; Sl7 25'
cash and February. Bulk meats dun and
easter; loug clear, $50; shortIi 3 So. short
clear, $40. Bacon slow; short rio. lOl.
snort clear, 10y, Lard nominal. Cattle re.
oelpts, l,lQ0; active and hrm; all grades N
demand; export steers, So Is to So; good 10
choice shipping, 50 to So 50; common to fair
shipping,Si,25io 81 10; iairto good butchers
stock. SO 50 to $i.5J; common, So rs to SO 25.
stockers and feeders, 50 to Sio5. Hogs
receipts, 1900; active al d easier: porkers,
$3.50 10 SG.l0; packing, $500 10 Sc %; butch,
ers, So 10 to $3.50. Sheep receipts, l,40O:
strong and pctive; medium, So so TO Si.2O.
fair TO GOOD, 1925 to $780, choice TO fancy
80 % TO $50; Texans, 81 so to $3.50.
FAILURES.
NEw YORK, Jan. l0.-Business failures
for the last seven daysar 277, compared with
262 for same period last week, an increase of
10. The eastern states furnish 26; western.
Sc; miidle, 81; southern. 81; Pacific states
aud territories, %; Cadada, II, and New
York city, II. Among the prominent cases
are; A. III. Goetting, stationer. New York:
Covington " Baskerville, Richmond, Vir.
ginia; Newhall X Thatcher hides, Boston;
z. Conrad II Co., st. Louis; Kimber, Rigs.
dale IL Co, Springhe d, Illinois. Tho fail.
ures, though very numerous, are not gem
orally of much magnitude, aside from those
mentioned.
THE CoTToS MOVEMENT.
NEW York. Jan. l9--The weekly cotton
statement; Net receipts at all United
States ports during the week; li0. 900; same
week last year, 5000. Total receipts at all
United States ports to date, 4,0l2, 600; same
dame date last year, 3552,0O0. Exports
from all United States ports for the week.
10000; same week last year, g., 600. Total
exnoris from all United States ports to date,
255i ,O0O same date last year, l,S0S, 600.
Stock at all United States ports, 92S, 900;
same time last year, l,l590O0. Stock at all
$4,000. Stock Of Americanailoat for Great
Britain, 100000; same time last year, 20l.-
600.
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANsAs CRY, Jan. 19-Wheat higher;
No. red, S72 to ~, cash; S7l February; 02,
May. Corn firm; 42i cash; 42k to 42i Feb
ruary: iis May. Cattle receipts, $50; steady;
native steers from ,060 to l,420 pounds,
$40 to S5,l2l; cows, 1915 to 1915; stockers
AVID feeders, $50 TO si25 Hogs receipts,
800; lower ranging from $3.50 TO SO 30.
sheep receipts, 1900; quiet and unchanged,
1925 to SO 30.
REDUCING RATES.
NEW YoRE, J m. 19.-0n January Goth,
the Western Union Telegraph company
will make 25 cents the minimum rate for a
message OF ten words between any OF its
offices in New Hampshire, Vermont, Mas.
s,chusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut.
New York city and the southeastern part
of the state Of Maine. The orders have al
ready been given to reduce the present
rates Of 30, 35, 40 and 30 cents to the 25 cent
rate.
NEW YORK MARKET.
NhN 4 WIN, JuU. lU.-NOHee ttTOnH. STU
gar quiet and unchanged. Molasses steady
and iairly active; New Orleans, 40 to OF.
Rice, demand fair; market firm. PORK
quiet but steady 1875. Cut meats dun
and nominal long clear middles,.9,. Lard
stronger; 1875.
LIVERPOOL STATEMENT.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 5.--Sales of the week,
05,000; American, 1880. Spectators took
400; exporters took 0 6,Go0; forwarded from
ships side direct TO spinners, 81, 900; actual
export, 1900. Totnl receipts, 20s000;
American, 10i 600. Total stock, $4,000;
American, $4,000. Amount shoat, $3.50, 900;
American, 200 coo.
South American Advicss
THE OLD TALE.
LIMA, Jan. l0.-The revolution at orura,
Bolivia, against the Campero government
has been suppressed. The band Of
negroes and CholQs se\axe committed