The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-21
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.


Or. LouIs, Feb. 20 Flour easy, slow
aad UNCHANGED. Wheat lower and weak;
No. 2. red, ti.00 "a TO sl.ii, cash according
IN location 81 "a 81 Malon; sl.u9 IL 70
81 10 rs, May 90 SO 10 70 = June Iane; Us.
year. Corn lower, except Tor ieefusry !
DOS 3 10 90 "a cash; 90 6-S 20 90 rs, Feb
ruary; 81 IL. hpril; 81 . % 62 80, May.
Oats lower; % k-S To 30 ?. cash;
80 3-s, April; 303 3. May. Whiskey steady,
81 10. Corn moi firm, s2G5 Pork lower;
iobbing, Sl7 20. Bulk meals unso,iled an1
lower; long clesr, 0.i0 20 300; short r,6 y %
tC OGO: short clear $50 - 0S5. Bacon
lower; long olesr, o 81; short clear, is.
Hams, 10 10 "a. Lard nominal, 0iO. Cattle
Receipts. COO; steady and pretty hrm; sn.
ports, So rs 10 so 20; good 20 choice, 10 40
TO so 25: lair TO medium, 80 10 80 80; COM
mon. "a 30 TO 50 20; corn fed TeNnne' 10 10
1915. Sheep--Receipts, $500: good de-
mand: common to medium, 81 TO " 70:
good to choice $3.50 to 500 '"noy' sooo
to 90.
KANSAS CITY, Fen. 20.-Whent weak;
81 10, bid cash; So IL, March; sS 81, May.
Corn lower; Al "a bid cash; ~ l-2 10 40 j 4,
May. Oats steady: % i-2 bid. Cattle-ke,
ceipis. .4s0: common wesk and lower; good
steady; native s.e,rs, 600 90 6s4 hounds,
as. so 10 SO 25 l-2; feeders. $4.75 10 50: COWS,
S. 40 10 $685. Sheep-R.celpts, 900;
steady; natives. IS pounds nverase, -.
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.--The hoard OF trade
and cnil board will hold no se,sions Friday
(washington's Dirthday.) The banks VIII
ulio close.
Flour anist and unchanged. Wheat in
cir demand but o. llRir RAGS; early de
clined rs to /, rallied 3.S again become
easy and closed 3-S under Yesterday. Feb
ruary, 90 3-s To o3 rs cloGed % 10; March,
02 "a to 81 Id closed % "a; April o3 "a t.
10 Ia. closed 03 5-s to 90 81; MAY, 9S rs
to Si0O IL, closed os rs; No, 2 red
GOOD d.msnd but nnsrttled; opened
essior, declined SIS 10 81, rallied 3-s. eassd
of and closed rs under ysttsrday; cash
So IL to 81 | s, closed % q February, 90
10 SO "a. elosed So LIS; March, 6S IA to
SO rs, closer SO Ia April, 1894 to 81 IL,
closed So 7-s; May, So I-2 TO 80 IL closed
SO l.2; Jrne. 5S 3-i % 90 l-2, closed 80 rs
March. 81 1-2; April, 81 "a to 80 IS; May,
SO "a TO 81 Is. Pork In fair demand
but at lower rates; opened 10 to Is lower,
declined IL IL TO Is additional, later raj
lied 25 to 81, reoeded 10 TO 15;
cash, Si7.2 to Si7 30; February and March
$i7.22 TO sl7 80 10; May, .$17 81 IL to
ii7 10, closed II so l-2 TO $l7.65; June,
nominoliy unchanged: cash, o IS TO 0.65;
March, 0.52 1.2; April, 0 81 IL; May, 0 81 2
to 9.S21-2 Bulk meats in fair demand;
shoulders, IS; short rib, 9.05, short clear,
| 955. Catle-Receip's, $500; strong and
active; exports, SO so 10 $3.50; good 10
choice shipping steers, So 80 TO i0.4l; com
mon to medium, 50 20 10 50 So Sheep-
Receipts, 500 steady: inferior to fair,
rs to $3.50 per cwt; medium % good,
81 70 to So so. choice TO extra So 40 to SO 10,
NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW York, Feb. 20 -Baevas-Rscaipts
8, 600: opened dull; improved and closed
firm common to good corn.fed steers, So 20
to So s5: prime, 81 20 1928; general sale,
steerB, SO 90 SO 20; none taken for EXPORT;
dressed beef rallied slightly; common to
choice city slaughtered, o to 1884 Sheep
l-Receipts, 6.400; shade firmer: higher
for strictly prime sheep; lower
grades steady; extremes, 1926 10 $7,.5 for
sheep; SO 25 to So tor lambs; general sales
sheep, IS 60 to 1918 Flour dull Wheat
advanced Ia To 3-S, subsequently were
weaker and declined rs to | Is, closing
barely steady; ungraded red, 81 10 81 IL;
No. red, $l.04 3-i; No. 2 red, LA l-2 Corn
Spot No. 3, higher; options opened Is
to IA better, later declined l-2 10 "a, closing
dull and heavy; uDgraded, SO to 81 IL; No
3. 61. steamer, 81 TO OF 3-4: No. 2, az l-2 10
- IL; options 10 to 20 lower: fairly active;
to 10 oo April, 10 90 to 10 o5; May, 10 o5 %
IL; June, II to IL 10; July, IL 10 to 1l.15;
December, II 25. Sugar dull; refined
quiet; confectioners, 77-l6; grar ulsted,
7 9-l6 TO So. Mclassee, quiet and steady;
5Os test refining, %; Porto Rico 80 to 40;
New Orleans, 80 10 IS. Rice-.-Demand fair;
firm: domestic, 3.4 TO Z; RaDgoon, 4 "a to
8. Wool--.Trxns. IA to 81 Pork dull; in
buyers favor: new mess. Sl7T5. Beef quiet
and weak. Cat meats dull and nominal
Lard steady.
COTTON STATEMENT.
New York, Feb 20.-Following are the
net receipts ut ali United States ports. The
table is very incomplete owing 10 failure OK