The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20
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KANSAS CITY, Aug, IS r 4Ar I've Slcr'
Csttic@ii,tcip,s go; Ttxas, u {, -
lower: nat We. weak, hut unchanged OK
roItcrs, . ~ To a.; good To 60 Ice sum
ping, L3i 10 %, common Ia m,1luln' ~
10 40, s;ocsug- and ice. crS, 800 To 4,3O;
commur, D. 10 $40, gra Texas steers
40 to3.Sj
Hog.-R Gel l. 800; stronger higher;
STEADY inir to 20 Il buttons, . 90 10 s 90;
common 10 medium, 5Jto2 !,
WHEAT lower; ca ~. 0id; > p'ember,
Corn lower: asl, d bid. September, 1885,
October uskci.
ORtb higher 3
ST ioUiS.
ST. LOUIS Aug Is Flour dull aud e'sE
but no, quotauiy lower
Wheat active, unsettled, Irregular and
lower, hut I ntncd up before the close aud
finished u, b. - - btlo Jeste.dny; No:
red, cash, 81, To ~ 80; Au Just, 2i9s 10 9lA,
closing 9.a.; Sep, mOer 0kls to 925A. closing
92ss;. October - t. 9iSl, coSing oiSs; no
yember % O. Q q closing 9jjs old.
Corn CSsh over but optio.s higher;
No mi q, cash. - To A.; August, ~;
scptt mEt =, 4! 10 i24 October, 53ts 10 ! "a;
year, $50 to3i, closing Mt outs de quota
Oats firm but slow No. 2mIxei, cash, %
TO 2G IL; august, 20 Il; September 49, oc'
tober, 1884 s.
Wo0 arm with an urgent demand, but
ofI,rirg. light tub s., shea, ~ TO % III; un-
washed II t. p II cXss,l to q.
Mrisry Ca y; 10
Provls OnS very quiet, ana 'hIy II Iop
trade &c ~ preN i0us pr ceS.
Az the ate noon b'nid wheat was
e and ngahere. iArs"'to s siS e@
Corr higher; October, 10 c-S bid; year.
81 is 10 81 III.
Oats dun
ueiIa,- Receipts. 2 so; generally cas- err,
etptlially IUf uiuW aEu inecian grac,ts
aru etsftSr-; T,ir TO rEGIee IA ""
BIZ clt,t' 'ts rB, so 10 3; miTeo his
OF bu.vh no stug, 40 70 3.75; sIa-s Iy,.s.s
rieeTn' 3 90 to 40 gas Il x,s CO.'S g.G5 o
800; Inc, st,e. b, .,25 Q ~. ,,.,...,x
J. 90 Recs pts, i,C0J; eCuys e0G Rig l.r.
Shesp Receipts 2tCO; bes' mutton
lneoiuu 2,25 10 . 10; good 10 fancy, 800
10 4 CO., mrs 2.5Oto is5.
{ ICA o.
CIIICAt o, Jug. lS.-Fiour inactive aga
weak, b no changein prices.
WI eat--D prcsflon wa again very
marked curing carly, sessi NJ oWlng, 70
large increa c in visible supply; opened y
end cos "a U der yesterday; Angus,
1875 TO closed 50 September, SU;s to
S2lSs, close S y; October, 50 TO sl3s.
Torn active, unsettled, ana very iriegu-
lar; openei 10 or. rallied q to ), ON reports
of frost dccl ned "a to ,sn4 finally closed
4 higher 'or eg em6er and = higher Tor
October; :. 81, i.55, august, i51s to id,clos ed
45A TO ~; rcptemLer a. o 45ss closed
55sS; OctC Der, Asa 10 A., closed ~.
Pork active, olened highe', but under
free offerings sold OH % to b. rallied IL TO
l2M, and clos d steady; cash, ~ TO w
septemb.I 8. y o 05], Closed 20 t. 0;221a;
October OH 10 9 ~, closed O271s to 93l
Lard falrly active. opene Ia TO hlgher,
dec lined 10 CLOSED steady cash, 6.23 10
G'82 : September, 2O'6 to e'S2>s; OCTOBER
Boxeu meat. firm; dry sailed shoulders.
4 Is 10 4 30; shot rib, ODD 10 DOB; snort
At tie afternoon board wheat was
stronger ana 10 higher,
Conn., higher.
Pork higher
Lar uuynuuEcd.
The Drovers journal reports:
Cattle-N eceip :, S5p; slow and 10 70 10
lower; shipping steers, Z 10 to . 50 stockel ,,
mixed, go TO 100; through Texans slow
and 10 to ~ lower; nat yes and hglf breeds,
42J to $50; cows, 3.4U TO 40; wipte. Ell
Texans, go To %. A train of eNicted
Texas cattle from tic Indian Territory,
led by Hunter, Evans d. 60 sod Tor ) w.
Hogs-Recelpts, $500; market strong;
higher; T. Uto $50.
Sheep Receipts 80 0; shipme t., l,3OO;
$50. '' 80 : y y
NEW YORK, aug 10 eeves Receipis,,
80 head; ali Tor a city slaughterer direct
for sale; dressed beet steady ht ~ 80 Tor
native sides, and U5s t. Ia Tor Texas ditto
sheep-H cclpt 800, vi h l,.OO more TO
arrive: extremely dutl at s.3 20 D - for
COM on TO cd 'anbs, and 3 5 10 l.'5 for
common 20 p hue sheep.
NEW York.
IcfW YORK, . ug. lb.-fiour heavy.
Wheat lower; No red SO TO 1874 tleYa-
tor; 90, delivered; No. ed August. nom
ina; September, $50 70 9Es, closing 953A
OCTOBER, 90 10 9j closing a
Com Srot scarce and finn; opt onS
Orpppd weak. reacted and clio ed E,pA0y.