The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, May 3. - Flour = Bette
grades shade higher; family, Si.l5 &c
"a. %; choice, $40 10 a So; fancy, $3.50 to
$6,S5. Wheat active, opened higher, sd-
vanced sharply and then reached but oloset
1.2 TO SIS above Saturday; No. 2 red, $1.1t
to Sl.l9, cash; Sl.lG l.2 80 sl.l7 "a, May
s1.l2 TO 81 IL June: 90 to $l,0s Is, July
closing at inside quotations. Corn higher
81 l.2, cash; so IA to 81 3-S closing 80 IL
Nav; 81 Ii to SO IA, closing 81 l:2, June
SO 3.S 10 SO, closing 90 80, July. Dat,
higher but slow; "a Ia, casb; 81. May; 81 s
To "a 34, Jupe, lower to sell at the close
Whisky steady; sl:l3. Cornmes
lower; s275. Provisions firmer
!! Pork X a. higher l jobSbing sl1 % e e
u s 40; short ribs, $50; short clser, S.75 70
s so. Bacon firm; long clear, 0 1-S 20 Ia
short rib, 0 IA short clear, 9.45 TO $50
Lard nominal, held at s IL. Cattle-Re-
ceipts, ~ 900; steady but not active; export
steers, SC 50 to $3.50; good to choice, So. SC
20 1925: common to medium, So % to
1915 Hoss-Rsceipts, COCO; active, rang
ing, S5 40 TO $3.50. Sheep-Receipts,! 400;
scircer; good clipped sheep wanted and are
$3.75to s..
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO. May 6.-Flour au'ct and un-
changed. Wheat market buoyant but I'M.
settled. with a sharp advance In prices, not
IN maintained, however. still closed "a higher
than Saturday; May, 92 IL to 95; closed
03 "a; June. o. Is to 90 3.4, closed 95 l-8;
July, 05 IA to 81 "a, closed 90 l-8. Corn
active, opened higher, advanced and then
cash, SO ia to IS, closed SO 7-8 to "a; May,
SO 3.8 to "a, closed. 81 3-s to O.; juno, 81,
closed IS 8 8; July, 81 1.8 to IS 6-8. Oats In
fair demand but unsettled; cash 81 8 to 81;
Nay, 81 5-s to 80 81; June, 81 7-S TO SO "a.
Pork active. demand advanced 20 to %,
Gs:sded - to si ~ c1 Ss1 .,s ;sssdy
$l7-57 l.2 to SIG 10. Lard frmer; s to
l.2 higher; cash IS to GO; May 80 to
5 65: June 8o2 1-2 to SGT IL; July 8 70 TO
~ 1-2. Bulk meats In fair demand;
shoulders 9 80; short rib 83-8; short clear
8 90. At tho afternoon call wheat for Juno
IL, July 6.S; corn for june
advanced 3-S; July advanced Is. The
DroveH Journal reports: Hogs-Receipts,
a. p un,t,e en &c s eco! SioW but
steady; export grades. SIS IS to SO 20; good
TO choice shipping, 1925 to IS 80; medium
10 good, 81 to IS rs. Sheep-Receipts, 1000;
slow and 10 to 10 lower; inferior to fair, So
Is; choice to extra, S. to $3.50.
KANSAS CITY MABKKr.-
KANSAS CTR, May 6.-Wheat higher:
July. Corn higher; As to As Ia, cash: Oats
S Sid. r fhs L %S%'n' Stock i''1 Iu do
Gator reporte: Cattle-Receip.s, 1.030;
weak and slow; native steers, OPT to 1913
pounds average, S5.15 TO 1918; stockers
and feeders, 81 40 TO St,5S; cows, 81 rs 20
81 so. Hogs-Rsceipts, 400; steady; lots
1863 to $50 pounds. 1919. mainly $6.35 to
$3.50. Sheep-Rcceipts light; quiet and
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YoBK, May 6.-Beeves - Receipts,
1, GOO. making 1880 for the. week; market
slow and dull, excepting for few very
poor stock cattle sold ut $3.50 to IS 20, and
: small number Of picked extra steers at
$7.l5 to ST. IS; range was $685. to $8.72 for
steers; $3.50 to IS for fat bulls; exporters
SSG s q seer T., ~, sSnsep oet
and Arm at strong prices with early
Sc 60 to SO IS for unshorn sheep;
$3.50 to $6.75 for clipped; $5.75 to S.
IS to s7.S5 for Clipped;
81 to 70 per head for spring lambs. Flour
firm. Whest-Spot lots 2 to3 higher;
options advanced Ito 3 1-S at the outset,
Aiterward this was lost. closing weaker,
ungradsd red. IS to sl.il 10; No. .
red. SLIP Ia to Sl.l3. Oorn-Spot lots, 1
TO 2 higher; options opened to Ia bet
ter, later fell back "a to 1. closing weak;
81 1-2 to 65; No. 3 red, 80 to
IS 10; steamer, 81 1-2 to 62 IL; No. 2, Ga "a
to CO. Coffee-Spot fair; Rio dull aud non.
NAL; options easier and It lower prices; Rio
4 TX s,,ts La salou a mn ho
Rio No. Z, July, $50 to $40; June, s.55 to
s65; August, $50 to $40. Sugar dull;
Melado, 1916; Balm, 4 l-2; refined quiet;
cut loaf 5S to 3-4; granulated, 67'S to 6
1916. Molasses quiet and unchanged.
Rice quiet bnt steady. Rosiu firm. Tur-
pentine steady; 81 81 to 80. Pork quiet.
Lard weak; western steam, SPOT. quoted at
,.7o to $40. Beef quiet and weak.
Nxw ORLEANS MARKRr.
New ORLEANS, May Flour active;
'smily 81 TO 81 30; higher grades 8 IL TO 6.
)orn quiet; quoted, mixed, ca; white 6S to
. "a, 14to ale. CornmsaI quiet but
'teady: So 10 s305. Hay scarce and want
ID; quoted, prime, 20 to "a. choice, IS to
g. Pork steady. With fair demand;
t is Be afsG meats ss Sest 't snoS
lers, packed, 0 IL. Bacon quf.
md clear ribs, o 1-2 70 o 5s.
sugar cured csnvassed,
,ssier; 10 IA to 10 1-2. Whisky steady;
western rec,ified, $l.O5 to $i.20. Coffee
,eady, with good demand; Rio careoes,
ordinary to prime, "a to II IL. Sugar in
non. IL TO 81; fair to
ulIy fair, s TO 51-4; prime, 5Ss to 51-2;
'eIlow clarified, g to o IA; white clarified,
10; graduated, 63-8. Molasses steady
nd in fair demand; centrifugal, IL 20
q: fermentine. 80 to 49, reooiled.
g TO 40. Rice rteady. with good
emspd: ordinary to rood, 8 10 8 81. Bran
carce and firm; 95 10 81. Cotton seed oil
NIL: prime crude, IS 10 "a; summer yellow.
10 80.
sight exchange on New York, 90 per
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