The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-11

prime M
Lei; ex,
govrTnmeH
particular "a
advanced 1. y
ll3i: Is 100; y
NEW YoRK, ia.
closed 3 to 1; prime
g; sterling .eXohann
sight, 1891. Three p,
tended SIS, l.02; as, co.'s
coupons, l.l9s,
ST. LOUIS NAEKEl
Sr. Louis, Jan. l0.-Cornmed. ~
Whisky steady at STA. FluuH
unchanged. Wheat higher and a
. red, 81 %, cash; 81 02I to 81 O3, Cot,
81 90 to 81 02l, February; SLOT
March. Corn active and higher; ~
cash; 4St to iSl, January; ISL to So
airy; ~ March, Oats higher; X2
Pork easier Sl6,15 bid cash; Sl6 SN
uary and February. Lard higher'Co-'
Bulk meats tirmer; long clear and y
s 50; short clear, 0 20 asked for
loose. Bacon dull; short rib, % to lEa
clear, log to lot. Cattle receipts Sn
liberal supply, and untayorable
from the east depressed the markLo
shipping steers, 81 10 to $685.; ,hes< y
47o 70 $3.50; exporters nxSSs
unchanged, 1913 to So; butcherlnS@e
| 81 10 TO 81 30 common to fair, M 20
| 50 70 to 1925; good to choice, $Tos
stockers and feeders, So to Si.l5. VI
ceipts, $500; active and i'm; ii 3St
to s. 95 packing So to So 80 buGcS
extra, So 80 to S6i0. Sheep receipS :
firm and IN good demand CommOE'e
dium; So % to 50 10; iair to godN
$40 prime to fancy, heavy, So IL
Texans, 1915 to 81 %. v
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Jan. l0.-llog receipts,
opened strong but closed weak with
unsold; mixed, $500 to SO %; heavy
5000; light, $50 to SO 80. Cattle re
$500; weak and loo, lower; eXcessy We sll
prime stock scarce; Quotable at 50.
SO %; good to choice, So. 20 to $3.50;
mon to far, 81 to $40; butchers, So
81 g; stockers and feeders, SO 10 to
Sheep receipts, 1000; dull and
lower; supply excessive; inferior tc
1915 to 1919; medium to good,
to $475; choice to extra, $iS5 to
Flour steady and firm. Wheat uus
and generally lower; regular, 81! t
January; 97i to 0S February 9S}, NJ
No, = red winter, 90 Corn unsettle,
generally higher; 56} to 81, cash; 81
uary 5ls, February. Pork active,
shade lower; $l7l5 to Sl7 20, cash ;
. to s1715, January Sl7 271 to $ll3s
ruary. Lard steady and in fair de-
10 IS to $l047l, cash; 10 52l to 10 81
q ruary. Bulk meats steady and unch
Whisky steady and unchanged sly
NEW ORLEANS MhRE g,
Nav ORLEANS, Jan. lO.--H0@
8 $40. Lq~d trmer; refined tiera
i'll. Bulk meats in fair DEM
ders, loose, 6 90; packed, G.75; ca
to9!. Sugar in good demand; va \
1 fed, 7 to Il; choice white clarilleC y
. granulated, Sc. Molasses strong, z ii
demand, Rice quiet and steady,
: higher, 80. Cotton seed oil; yellow re
l steady and unchanged. Others uncha
r Sight exchange on New York, par; ST
Y exchange, b b, 1 S0t to l,SO1.
7 KANSAS CITY MARKET.
: KANSAS CITY, Jan. l0.-Wheat hi
r No. . red, S5f to S., cash; ST,
a Hogs receipts, 6l00; shade off, III
e 50. 20 to S. 30; bulk of sales at $500 to
I, Sheep receipts, 500; quiet; natives
: aging l06 pounds, sold at $3.50.
4 EEw YORK MARKLTs.
h New YoRT, Jan. l0.-Flour lirm-a
changed. Coffee quiet and unch
r Sugar dull and weak; fair to good re
t 65 to II 10. Molasses quiet but !
: Texas, II to Is.
y SUSPENDED.
n New IoRE, Jan. l0.-The City h
5 Jersey City has suspended; capital,
n aggregate of deposits, S75 900.
: Mr.. Boyce, president of the city
9 Shaw, the cashier, and Beach, the
il Keeper, confessed to some of the
!, holders yesterday that they had owe
i their accounts to the extent of so
y that 81 coo of the capital stock is ! N
II CLOSED DOORS. a
r JERSEY CIry, Jan. .--rhl[ IN
l. Savings bank has closed dooE>/>>
IS Qucnce of the suspension of thIs/,.
l. Considerable excitement prevai/LX.
Is Make yom cid thirCs lookeS .
4 using the Diamond Dyes. and/yon
Is happy. Any of the iashlona'fe colo