The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO MARK EFT.

CHICAGo, Aug. l6.--Flour dull
Wheat in good demand; advanced, then
declined, and closed about the same MS yes
terday; August, 76%G0l2; closed, 1914; Sen
TENDER, 7St9Q79ls; closed, 1917; October, 1914
ESQ.,: closed, sos.
Corn fair demand; advanced then declined,
ana closed about as yesterday. Cash, $40
lss; closed DIS; August, 81 ztj25a; closed 81
Sept ember, 4S1lgi97s; closed 40.
Pork In fair demand Sl0@l9.D; August ;sE0O;
Lard-Cash, 7.S0dDS; September, T.50dS.02l.;
October, 02aCGS.l5. 80.
The Drovers journal reports: ~
- Hpgs@o-Receipts, 1000; active; 1000 higher;
eattle-Receipts, 400; dull low grades 10
% 20 lower; export grades, $6.5DtI6.80: good to
shoice shipping, So. l0G6.50; common to me-
4ium, N.50G56O; grass Texans, $3.T00i20;
wintered Texans, SiG4jO.
Sheep-Recelpts, 800; steady; inferior to
fair, f2.5OG35O; medium TO good, S350dDi;
sholce TO extra, $itDi.25; lambs per head $3.50
Gs 30; Texas sheep, s2.5O936O
KANSAS CITY MARKET.
KANSAS CRY. Aug. l6.--Wheat lower; COL.
cash; 63S, September; ca, October
Corn STEADY; 40, cash; 3S94, bid September
BA, October.
Oats dull and nominal; 2i15, bid.
Tho Live stock indicator reports: Cattle
Receipts, 1880; weak and 10 cents lower for
medium; native steers, 200 TO 800 pounds,
S5.60G650; native steers, $50 TO l,lOC
pounds, siSOg5A0; stocliers and feeders
s e ,SiS cows S2'SV9275; grass Texans
Hogs Receipts, $500; firmer; 10 higher; SEA
Sheep Receipts, 700; good to steady and
lair TO good muttOnS, S8D375.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST LOUIS, Aug l6-Flour unchanged.
Wheat opened higher; advanced, then de-
elined, but closed fraction above yesterday
NO, Hred, Sl(a6ll cash; SlA@SlS4 August; Isl
919S2ls september; S3iggS3ss October, closing
at lowest prices.
Corn higher but slow; 4Sai9is, cash; 49, (
august; iI9s@i73s September; ldg4 bid, Octo.
ber.
Whisky steady, lO7.
Corn Meal quiet, $3.50.
Provisions higher and fairly active.
Pork-Sl9 for old; $3.50 for new.
Il. ik Nm, Me,a u.s. clear 1919; short rib
,Racon-Long clear, lo7s@ll; short rib, llsS0
ms; short clear, lll@ll1
Lard, ~,
eattle-Recelpts, $50; supply very small an,
only the usual Saturday retail trade ut cx
change prices.
Hogs-Receipts, 900; strong at sGa6.O.
sheopIReceipts, 80; very quiet, only small
local trade.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
scarce; Mixed GS
0ats-Texas firmer; choice, 3SaS0.
bnlk meats In fair demand; shoulders
packed, higher, att.
Bacon III fair demand canvassed higher, III
Provisions In fair demand, hut nj lowe
rates; Louisiana ordinary to prime, la,0.57.
Others unchanged.
Exchange unchanged.
NEW YORK MARKET
NEW YORK, Aug l6,-Flour dull and un
changed. "
Wheat, spot stronger and higher; option
hIm; No. red, August, none; September
closing, 9l76. ''SS'-''
Corn-Spot stronger; options steady; No. :
aks; No. 2, 6i; No. . August, 5g}t0iO; spot
5ys1td5g4; October. 5S' tDj9i5.
Cotiee-Fair Rio irmer 10; options higher
ITO No. Z, August, S.0yGSl5; september, 4. lOI
80; October, S.NGS3l; December, S.30aS. TO-
sugar steady with lair demand
holaSses dull and nominal.
Rieo-Demand fair and market fair,
Iallow strong at q a-lGid0ss.
Rosin dull and unchanged
Iurpentlno stronger; no.
Wool firm and in good demand; domcsti
eae1. ''N@''' i'N''''
Pork stronger; $3.50; long clear middlln
Romlnally unchanged
lAd opened JGd higher and declined N
~ points, steam, spot, S.2OGS.2i.
COTTON STATEMENT.