The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-18


kANsAs CITY, Juy II Wheat uusct-
ted; tash, % bid August, so l-2iSaptem-
Corn lower; cash, s2l bidi August STA
bid; Scptcmt er, 81 l-2 bid
e Oats nominal; no bids,
Tie 1.-Two SO K Indicator reports:
Cstuc-keceipt, $50; best grades
Nrongcr end shcd higher; others more
Steady exporters, so 10 j.jJi good TO
medium, AS to4S5 stocker- and feeders,
33O TO t4yi COVE, $40 70 90.
Eoss -hecelEi.' 42,2.Oi weak and o
lower; 90 to ! Sj,
sheGp-Reccipts, ~; dull; fair to good
mniloJ 2+O to5'Oi common to medium,
ST Luu.s
81 81 LOUIS, july -Receirts, h.
Wi good cOrn'lCt steers aud TOP grade
reSans ste1dy, but poor grlssers slow and
Went; nstiNe snipp.ng .teorj, 4.SO TO 9Ji
native grGsse ijD to 100; good native
butchers, 4.tO TO so mixed stuff, AGO 10
420; gtOckcrs and feeders, 3 81 10 4 80; grass
TeXan s!eorsi $50 to alto; grass Texan cows
800 TO =
Mogs- ReccIpts, s,9oyi lowe, ana weak
Sheep -Rc.eipts, 800; dull, except lorbcst
grades; common, 2c0 10 = so; fair 10 choice,
40 10 8 50i Texans l.Gi o 3u,; lambs, 2.d0
to4.5)
Flour slow and unchanged, hut steady
Wheat Inactive and unsuit ed; advanced
%to y carly, react d, then sold up again
*, but cascd Of'aud closed firm ut i 30 Il
above yesic day; no. y rcd, cash, very
Bcnrcc, Oljs 10 1929 bid according to To-
ration bid September, O26to i.8, clos
ing OZE' october, l 90 i1 Los, closing lOi5s,
Corn veal, and closed "a below y csterdRy I,
No. Mixed sh, iial TO iiS7. July d3a
TOD "a; August ini; scp,cmberli TO lO,1
, Dat dun and easy; No. . mixed. cash,
2esz; July, 2S)s; August "a year, 2Gli.
Commeal quiet NJ 3 81 to 260.
NNCo' hrwi tab washed, 2ltO - l.2; un-
washed, 70 tO2., Texas. 10 TO - IL.
-Mhisliy slGsdi; l.l3.
Provisions arm ,u, slow. except for ba-
con, which is active
Pork, 40 G5 gskc.,
4nulk meai-Lon clear 5.5)i shot rib,
blJ, short clear, o 90
fhoyt Iib, 687 10 so, short clear G. 81.
n Hams 9 90 TO ll50
st Lard, $50,
AZ q terngon bond wheat wss excited
md higher bat prices werc not un-
ehangsd Aug 81 J % September li2hj
Octobor, LOS
Corn firm but duh
CHICAGO
Cn-cAGo' July l7'-Flour quet,and I'M
Wheat opened moderately active, and
rnder goo demand advanced l.2, fell back
" under heavy Offerings, rallied "a and
closed 4 over yesterday; July, Sis to IS 10,
closed $50; august, $50 10 sos, closed
80 d;2i september, 9li{ to % closed 9lss
Corn ralrly active and weaker; opened
en1er, advanced "A to "a, declined l-2 aud
ciostd = toss under yesterday; cash, 48H
August, liA to i57s closed i57s; September
f5{e 10 4elS, closed 45A.
forS larry nc tive; declined ito ~ early
nNllou again and closed steady; cash and
July, j! 30 70 1885; August, ID q TO 1875
September 1872 l-2 TO iOi4l-2
Lard quiet and shade easier; { ash, & .G2
august ~ l'2 TO 667 IL; September
Boxed meats steady; dry gal,ed shoulders
4o0 TO l.2ii short lib, o 81 ia 10 $50; shor
clear, o % to GVO.
Afternoon board wheat slrorp and hlphor
closing % for August O2l 4 for september.
Corn 10 higher
Pork, 5to7K higher.
Lard, 2ls TO higher
Tho Droyers' journal reports. Cattle
kecelp,s, $500; trading brisk, 10 higher
shipping ttcers, $50 60 6.l0i stockers nnt
feedors, $40 20 4,00 COWS, bulls and mixed
40 10 lf5; thorough Texas cattle 10,
piiogs-Rcolepts, 5000 weak, Zoe lower
40 10 i75.
sheop-Reeepti, 1850; stronger; natives
~ To- 4StS Texan, 2 90 o3eOi lamhs, pei
NEW YORK.
NkW NoRH, July IL --Bueycs - Receipts
tncludlng 81 carloads for cNturtatIOg
wvie Ivy car loads; all sold carly and mar
kct closed firm; poor 10 primo steers sold n
ag5to 90; extra, Gao o 6,5j; 10 car.loai
otngh! Texas steers ut i,05 10, anu for bull
sheep- Receipts, 900 oar.loads; doll an
Meah a clearance not made; the CIV tran
Hcuons included common TO good sheen 4
~ toil .2, and ordinary TO good lambs /
DC To y l-2i no Strictly prime Stock 10