The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-11
KANRAs CITY MARKrT.

kANhAS NlTl AAEhlIs
KANSAS CITY, March l0.-Wheat quiet;
So TO SO ., cash; 81 bid, April; so Ia, bid
May. Corn quiet IL Ia. cash; ~, April, 40
SIS bid May. Oats dull aud nominal; 90 bid.
The Live stock Indicator repor,u cate re-
ceipts no. market quiet but steady; native
steers, 1868 10 l2GS pounds average. 50 30 10
SO 70; otockers and feeders, "a 60 TO So TO-
COWS, s3.05 to $i.6O Hoes-Receipts, 1906
market slow; lots $50 to 500 pOgnds aver
age, $3.50 TO 30 50; mainly s6.40 to $685..
Sheep--Receipts $40; market steady; ma
tives, SO TO 81 pounds average, $3.50 to
$475.
cHicA 90 MABKEr.
CHICAGO, March l0.--Flour quiet and
firm. Regular wheat opened dull, but
cl SD active snd ruled lower; closed l 2
under Saturday; March, 90 l-2 to 81 3 4,
Go ed 90 SIS; April 81 rs to 02 8 closed
81; Nav. 95 8 4 to OF 8 =; Juue, OF 5.s TO 90,
closed 97 5.S to OF 3 4: July, 95 8 s to 80 7 =,
eli ed 90 5.S 10 95 "a. Corn quiet snd
wpsk or declined rs to under the closing
Saturday and closed a. inside prlces cash,
81 l.2 to SO "a; March, 81 SO TO
SO "a; June, SO ga 10 81 IL; Jaiy, So II to
so IA. Oats quiet and easier; Cash, 80;
March, 81; April, 81 Is to 81 .; May, 35 Is
to So 5-S. Pork quiet; declined 10 90 10,
cash; Sl7.60 to sl770; MAY, $l7 20 to $l7 %,
closed BIZ 10; June, sl777I-2 TO 1919 2;
July, II % IL TO II OF 1.2 Lard quiet aud
urchauged cash 0 II to $50; May; 9.4O to
quiet: shoulders. 725; short ribs,
3.l5; short clear, so. The Droyer Journal
reports hogs. receipts 5000; market
uncnsnged fairly active; rough packing,
So 10 to SO 80; heavy packing ana Shipping,
1896 TO 81: light bacon, so rs to 80 s5.
Cattle-Reoeipts. 5000; market steady. ex-
ports, SO 40 to 81; good TO choice sbioping,
tE n. IN ,ati pp
to 1915; corn.fed Texans, $500 TO $3.50
Sheep - Receipts, 1900; msrket slow at
former quotations.; inferior to fair, 1915 to
81 medium TO good, $425 to So; choice to
extra, $5.25 to SO
NEW YORK MARKET
New York, March 10 - Bsevea-Receipts
5000; shade firmer; extremes, SO to 81 40
sales, steers, &c IS to 81; exporters used
100. SAee p-ReCaipis, II 200, dull and IN
changed; extremes, 1925 to 81 for sheep;
SO to SIS for lambs; general saies, So GO to
ia. O5 Tor sheep; SO so TO $3.50 for lambs.
Flour dull. Wheat-Options declined 3-4 to
at the opening, closing barely steady; un-
graded red 81 to 81 II: No. 2red $1.03 2;
No. 3 red $l.07 "a to 1.l3 IL. Corn-Spot
lots II to 10 lower; options "a TO / lower,
closing weak; ungraded 81 to 62; No. 3 60 TO
90 1.2: steamer co 1-2 10 81; No. 261 1-2
Cofiee-Spot fair; Rio dull and nominal;
options quiet; slight decline; sales 35 600
bags: Rio No. Z, April 10 10 to 1918; May
10 rs to 10 50: Jras 1915 to 1876;
July 10 so to 1886; August 10 50
to 10.S5; September 1880 to 10 50;
October 10 So 10 10 80; December, 10 90.
Sugar dull; refined. weak; extra q, rs to
G is; white extra q, @ Ia TO Q IL; yellow,
8 3-S to 8 10; of a, o 5-S to . 4, confectiur-
er's, 3 49, powdered.7 ll-l6 to z 4; gronu-
lated, S-s. Molasses quiet but steady.
Rec quiet and unchanged. Talow steady;
7l2. Pork dull and weak Gut meats
nominal; long clear middles, o "a. Lard
steady; prime steam, $50.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Nrw YoRK March 10 Following ara the