The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-09
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
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EXPORTS AND STOCKS.

q, NiSuorti this weeK: Great Britain, 77il
france, ! Continent 81. Stock al sll
united states ports, thm day, 4lO,llO; this
day 'Ast ysar, 1887.
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS, neS:-Flour unchanged
- W heat higher and Arm; fluctuations small
No. red. cash, LOO a; July, l.O5l. to lO6lt
closing l,Oj; August, 1855 to LO71t, closing
Corn higher, but inactive; No. mixed
cash, "a to 4 Ia; June ~; July, 4494 tc
ibS; August, 45ls.
Oats higher, but slow; cash, S3]s; July, So,
Cornmeal firm, $50.
Wool active and firm.
Whisky steady, LIB,
Provisions stronger; some held higher;
pork held at HOO
Lard nominal.
Bulk meat-.lLong clear, $780, shortErlb, 5.4e
short clear, $50.
6.05 ~
Hams, $50 toll5O.
AT afternoon board wheat was firm AM
higher; July, l.0Bl TO Logs; August, l.O79s,
Corn shade BETTER July, 45A; August
Cattle-Recelpts 1900; best grades stron,
ana wanted, but common weak, dull; light
to choice shipping steers, i75 to sos; goot
butcher steers, I.50 to 4.Sj; mixed butcher
stuff, 300 TO 70; stockers and feeders, $50 tC
400; grass Texans, 3 Il to 400.
Hogs-Rsceipts7 1000; quiet; packers, 1850 tC
Ais.
Sheep-Receipts $1,000 good muttons grad,
Is firm and wanted but common STUFF very
dull; good clipped natives, 500 TO 4 90; com
mon, 2S1 to 2.75; Texans, $50 to 800
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, June S-Wheat lower;
cash, 50 bidi July, S5l-2 to S5A bid August
Corr, lower cash, SSs4 June, ss% bid;
July, $50 bid
Ootc m - aglrnd
Cattls-Receipts, $50; shipping grade.
stronger; butchers steady; exporters, B IN 10
5,4O; good to choice shipping, 400 TO b.25:
common to medium, 40 10 lS5; feeders, 4, 81
TO 's75, cows, 300 to 90.
toss. Wv
sheep-Racelpts, 90; steady; fair to good
mnttons, 22o to 3,OOi common to medium,
2 90 TO 2.40.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June S,-Flour quiet and un.
changed.
Wheat unsettled and prices iluctuated
rather wildly; opened q to n higher, owing
TO cold weather. fell OIL but rallied again
closed Is over Saturday; June, S11s to $50,
closed B7ss; July, S05f TO 0O9s, closed BOZ; Au-
gust, 0l2s TO 924, closed 923S.
Corn quiet but strongi opened at q TO \
higher, declined y, advanced "a and closed
x over Saturday; cash, 4G.s 10 to fs[; June,
46 TO i6A, clused 4j54; July 49, 10 i69S, closed
49,; August, AZ TO it5s, closed 10 to i6fs,
PORK active and stronger; opened 10
higher; advanced 70 to %; additionally re-
acted 10 TO 20 rallied again and closed
steady; cash, 1850 TO 10 s.; July, 10 32I5 TO
1860 closed 10 575s TO 10 60; August, 10. ~ to
1910 closed 1882 to 1910.
Lard fairly actiVej "a TO 10 higher; cash,
100 TO 6.62iS; June, 660; July, COX TO G5,
closed, 6.e2S TO G.e5; August, 8.65 to 675,
closed 6.72S " 615.
Boxed meats quiet, but firm; dry sailed
shoulders, so to 3.S5; short rib, 5,i5 to 5Iil[
short clear, 8 70 to 5.75.
AT afternoon board wheat was steady;
august was "a lower; corn firm and - TO x
higher; pork ~ higher; lard ~ higher
Drovers' journal reports cattle receipts at
800; nrm, active lnd l0c higher; shipping,
SO to . 55i butchers, aiO to 400; stockers
and feeders, 1850 to $40; Texas
10 $50.
Hoss-RCcolpts 10000; active; 10 higher ,s.s5
TO 4 50.
sheep-Rccelp l,sOO; market firm; wooled
80 to Gl; shorn, $50 to AIS.
DroVers' Journals special cablegram from
Liverpool quotes decline of 10 per pound
nom last week, the bsst grades selling at IL
cents per pound dressed.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June S.-BeOves-R Receipts, In
Guiding 81 carloads FOR export, $40 car loads;
prime steers sold at 3 % TO C.l5; extra steers
~ GO to 621, 10 cars OF good dihtlllery fed
steers sold Mt 5S5.
sheep Receipts, 90 carloads; fair demand
ara large volume OF business, but weaker
toward the close; clipped sheep sold nj q 40
10 55Oi Kentucky and Virginia lambs sold
AZ 300 10 $50; carload Of premium sheen,
clipped, from Pennsylvania, went to an OK,
porter NJ $50, and a carload of clipped year.
lings at 6i3t,