The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-17

market more a-tiye and steady, shinpino
SSVSSels, S.o1 10 AOo; stookers and feeders an Il
% 70 iV1i through Texas CATTLE yenlscr
90 20 '0 o., OF cows, bulls aud mixed, 40 to
~, a'ovi western rangers dun, 10 cents lower;
natlyeS and half breeds, $50 to 500; win
teTSd Texans. 3,O9 TO 400
/ to l.05. ''0''NSi''''
Sheep Receipts, 5000; shipments. 1900,
/ nla nv, steady; natives, l,75 to 500; Most,
5 ~ M -,oY 70 "VJ; 1eXans, l75to $50; lambs
I NEW YORK.
SEW 1oRR,Octl6. -Becyes-- Rece Ipts in.
SiV9lDg Il q + loads for export, Were lbs cn,
teNus, ana ~ carloads beSl des we've on sale
ION Ion, previous arrivals; good and prime
/ plenty, and could not he closed out at a re-
auction of % cents for leo pounds: NATIVE
steers ranged, 3, so to 5,7j; few fancy
steers. . 70 10 IL; ordinary TO choice Colo.
tSa9 na went 81 4 lOto 5.2j Texas steers, 3.7t
Sheep Receipts, $500. and as many more
We're IL the pens from former receipts;
buyers had prices their own way, and tho
\ closed weak and lower, extremes,
I,oJ 10 10 for sheep, 4 % to 6.62 10 for
| Flour weak.
Nheat--Spot, | TO II lower and dun
cloSlnS ste0didr; options opened neayy
&hu declined 20 | 10, afterward ruled
stronger and aVanced 81 TO PIP, closing
WIN uest figures ruling firm; steamer. M,
:, red, 80 IL; No. ., red, nominal, 0Sl-a. No
Z, RED, October, 35S-4 TO 9S 5-S, closed 90 5-S:
NoNeln DER, % l-i to l.S0 SIS, clio ed 100 SIS:
DECEMBER, Loo TO | o. IL, closed los Ii.
oorn-,S spot dull ;options opened IL 10 "
lower, closed firm, declined aud then re-.
coVeIedi ctsh ,blA elevator; 533z TO So Rlloat:
october, oil Ia TO IL Sd, closing 81 3.4 NoV-
enber, % Sd to 5O7-S, closing % rs; Decem-
Der, " to 80 Ii, closing 40 III.
Codee--Spot fair; tirm $ Sd; OPTIONS
. larry aStive and shade higher; sales 2l,5OO
| bags; October, %; November, TI5. De-
cembar, 20; January, 20
rugar about steady, moderately active:
Ienheu eieady; yellow, D to 5l-i; on a, u:
powdered, q 81 to G7-S.
Rice in fair demand.
lNllpW miner at 5 His
Terpentine iirmer at 81.
wool lirm aud ather quiet: domestic
ileece, q TO 81; pulled, II to 49,; Texas 0
Pork steady at $50 to 1000.
IL h9rd closed finn; western steaia, epot,
~ l. TO 30; October, G II to $50; Goysm-
Der, 62S to 0 so; December, 81 to O.S?.
BOSTON.
BOSTON, Oct. lG Wool firm with oOnd
demand; Ohio and Pennsylvania, 80 TO SO.
michlg9n iieeces, 81 to 81 l-2; No. Michi-
sln ana ONO, 80 80 rs; unwashed WOODS, e
70 20; In Garnet woods there has bsen large
sales during the past week at fun prices:
| pulled woods unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS.
| NEW ORLEANS, Oct, 10 --Flour-D cmand
llght, but holders firm; choice, Al; fancy,
D gOi extra, 5.25; Minnesota patents and
winter wheat patents, b,75.
Torn easier, but not quotably lower.
oats in good demand at full prices
,ornmeal, go.
Hay quiet but steady;prime, l50Oto l6 90;
choice, II co to Is GO.
Pork dun at . %
Lard quiet refined iierae, G3I H.
Bulk meats quiet but steady; shoulders.
| 4.9t; long clear and c,earrib, . rs.
Bacon dull; shoulders, 1852 10 lougc ear,
il2 l-2; clearrib, 4,37 10,
Ham6-ChOlce, 10 l.2 to u
ShisEy steady at 90 to12,.
Coieo quiet; Rio, Ccmmuu 90 prime, Y;
Sugar nCminNly unchanged
Mo!asses n1minally unchanged
Rice a good demand; ordinary 10 goad.
50 90.
Cotton seed OIL Dun and dropping; prime
crude, new, rs - to 90; summer yellow, rs
To 30 ~ cake - 60 - 10
Cotton seed meal . l-2 to "a. other mr..
.uclcs unchanged.