The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-01
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, sept. 3O.-wheat lower;
cash, "A bid October, 7is4 TO IS; November,
so1I bid.
Com weak; cash, 80; Novem Der, 25lS bid;
year, 25I BID.
Oats nominal.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
Gait e-Receipts 2O17; shipment 2,s03;
grass rangers weak ard shede over
butchers steady; exporter b TO $40;
good to choice shipping, 90 TO 10; com
feeders, a.25 TO %; COWS, 2 % 10 1926; grass
Texas ste RS, go 10 BAD.
Hogs-Receipts Q, $50; active, higher; $50
to3o5.
quiet; Ia 10 good muttons $50 to 800;
CON mon 10 medium, 81 to 2.25.
81. LOUIS
GTLoUIs, Sept30.--catJ Receipts, Il $50;
shipments 200; good local demand but
steady; native shipping, AS; Colorado
steers. l.2o to 90; native blichering stock,
AS TO AZ stockers and feeders, $50 To 70;
gras Texans, 400 to $50; Indian steers, 2.8i
Hogs Receipts, 4 100; light weights FIRM
or emo gene. al market active: 80 TO 4 20.
Sheep Reeei ots, l,l0J; shipments, 40;
good 10 CHI ice muttons. 2.65 to 25;c IN IN IL
TO fair, 80 to 200; lambs, 200 to $50; Tex
ans, l.T5 TO so.
Flour bLtsu,f anu
Wheat u TO u lower eaiIy but recovered
i To Y anu a0cve Se Sis no. ~ req
cash, g2% 70 ~; oetobees, w e 92s clos;
MAJ O691 to IN closic g at l.07ss.
Corn dull and weak carly, but closed
frmer; y .2niked, casi, 40s% TO 4O36; Sep
s ssIlsef IL 20 7s lan a'4'>s' October
Dat stesd mo. . linked cash, 2iH to
2bI-2; September, 259s; November, "a i-2
CoInmeal lower.
Wool active.
Provisions frmer and more doing.
Pork firm at . 90 10 90.
Lard, q 70.
Bulk deat-Long, clear, $40; short lib,
Bacos Lon cisar, SIS to GOO; short rib,
clio; short Gle r, 62j 90 $40.
Hams, l0.l5 to Ill
Afternoon Board-Wheat strong and Is TO
u better; cJrn firm and unchanged; oats,
no 3les
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3j.--Fiour firm and un-
Wheat opened steady, then fell off x,
rallied a. fol- back u, rallied n and closed
% over yesterday; september, 1874 to s4S.
Decenl er, MA t. Ss96, closed sSlA
Corn opened weak, and was raided for
the near deliveries, steadied a little and
:
October, 4i1-2 TO Az, closed 4O5s; Novem-
Der, SO 8 to 1914, closed $685.
Pork IN fair enland and irregular; early
closed steady; cash, $50 to s IS; October
closed ~ toS 81 IL; November closed ~
Lard qniet and STEADY; cash and oeto-
3 Ss IS 81 '-z'0S vi N0Vem0-r closed 0'02'a
Boxed meats steady; dry-salted shoul
ders, 375 to S,75; short rib, 532 liz TO sos;
6oIrt clear, b o to go
Afternoon 30 I'd Wheat firm, "A higher:
corn and oats unchanged; pork l-2 to
higher; lard2 Flower.
The Drovers' journal reports:
Cattle--keceipts, $500; shipments, 1000;
fairly active prices generally lv to % lower;
chipping teers, 30 TO 00J; stockers and
feede S. 200to 1916; COWS, bal aud mixed,
LIS to 10; through. Texans about 81 cents
lower for nnaesirable grades at2 rs to 3 rs;
western rangers 1gto 70 cents lower; ma
fiyes ana holf.breeds, 8 20 10 4 so; COWS, 2 o.
TO 1865; wintersd Texans, 2.90 1888.
Hogs Rece PTS, 1900: actiYe and un-
Sheep-Rsceipts, 5000; shipments, 1000;
demand moderate and 10 TO % cents lower
natives, 30 TO $50; Western, 2 80 to $40
Texens, l60 to ESQ; lambs per head, 40
NEW YORK, Sept, 80 --Beeves-Receipis,
la car loads, all for the MARI ct, and 81 car
The market was uncommon1y duh anu
lover on everytbt g except Texas and
colorado seers which were steady; com.
mon @ no CO nstiye steers, 4 60 tot 800, and
70 to 600; choice lolors do half ureed
ers sold at 10; fair Texans, 7Ilz; poor
Ives went nj $40, and ordinary Texas
p. YES q 800; more than So car load
Sheep ecei Its $500; shade firmer for
8 cd stock but dull and unchanged for COM