The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-03
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KANSAS CITY
KAs SIS CITY, sept wheat weak;
cash, ts sctoOer,7l7s; November, 70 bid.
dom Leak; cash, 32Js; year, 1854 bid.
0nts ominal; 20 bid.
TIE l., Stock Indicator reports: Cat
Ne-H pts, 4,37f; market dull and weak,
excep, or feeders; exporters. 53l to $40;
good 10 choice shipping. 40 to b rs; com.
mon u -, riium, 4 80 TO i.e5: stockers and
feeders, 80 To 30, COVE, 2 70 TO 800; grass
Te, as steer , 3 90 to SEQ,
Hog Receipts, . 800: weak and to 10
Lowe; sslc' average GO to 49,.
Sheep Receipts 50j; quiet; fair tn good
Auttens, 80 10 3.25; common to medium,
16O to2.i
~ LOUIS, Sept: I.-Fiuur unchanged.
whoa Unsettled and slower, and closed
II TO ~ be;ow yesterday; No. 2 red, cash,
Der. w. 70 IS 10, CLOSING % bid, ids
Corn Yrry slow, but higher on first re-
psrts; -" mixed, cash, 4Ol4 to 4lA; Sep
tamber, - to 40: year, 221s.
Cornine'tl dull 200.
Wool Good demand End firm, but Offer
Whis y Officially quoted ut Les, but no
ProSislans firm, with good oonsump-
I'VE demand.
Pork . 10 to e.T5.
Bulk Meats-- Gar lots, loose, I. o. b., long
clear, 81: short rib, 6.Uj,short clear. $50
Baton-Lons clear, G 10 to 8 %; short rib,
0.45 to 4 81; short clear, G.O5 10 Go.
Hans, 1870 TO 10 20.
A. ms afternoon board-W hoat WAS =
higher; com, very qulet; oats SLOW anu
Chttie- R.ceIpts. 0oOi best grades hold 10
pretty We but tho poor stuff OF which
the hu Of receipts n1ow ,sayy
are we,Dr native chipping steers range
from to 50; native butcher steers, 80
to p; mixed lots Of butchering stock, 30
to 3.s5: & dorado steers, 3.5J TO . "; Texas
steers 2.50Io 3G5, indian steers, 10 to AGO.
Hogs ecelpts, l,sO; heavy. Weights
lower; lever grades steady; sales range
from co ~ IS.
She p--Receipts, ECO; good demand for
medium, 4 to 25; good 10 choice, 2.75 to
$50; TeYGu', l.5O 10 800; ma. i've lam -, S.Cu
to Acc.
ORIG; GO, Sept Flour quiet aHd I'M
WHEAT opened a shade easier, ruled
steady TO awhile sold Off and closed
nearly at inside figures; q undec yesteray;
Septemb her, ~ TO 1879, closed 20: October
800 tot!2s, closed SO14 10 SU>s; November,
Csrc ~ opening, but grew stronger
tow r., 'l. close, and finished Ia to Is
liEntr N.G yesterday; cash, 1875 TO 43A;
Sepieml to 437s, closed 437s; October,
az TO closed AZ rs; November, 1914
10 80 d S3M.
bn.k ff ~ r, ana closed dgOuL ~ nlpnST
than n. ua5E cash, $50 to s So; Sc ptem-
beg clo, q 50; October closed s,S71a; No
geru az ..u ID 8 S7M.
Lar ,'ra ' and shade higher; cash,
0.l5tOg'- october closed G 221S; Goven-
Der clUssJ Us.
Boxe n rs steady; dry sailed Shout
doris, 3 lilo; short ribs, D 50 to 5.s5;
kf.e-a Board-Wheata shade Grmer;
g2I4, s. Der; 81, October; SS1s, Nuvem-
bef.
Corn nrsy lar; 43I, septem Ser; 1925, oc-
tObcr;S' ovember.
Iord = wer for september; hlgher
-pf lUNt .t. er.
LaJi uu anged.
Thc Dtg rs' Joarnal reports: Cattle
Uccelts. 90; market stronger; shipping
steers, g. GEO; cows, bulls and mixed,
gEiu BE- through Texas cattle frmer, at
g.5l 80 sh; western rangers stronger. at
~tJtOesb. oFs, 275 800; wintered Tex"
Log Il .alpts, 1880; stronger and 8
Sbten ceipts, $3.50; stendy; natives,
5000 A.. Texans, 200 to 800. lambs, per
NEW YORK.
Sc, RK. Sept. / - Beeves Re
oeipts, 3 0, part for slaughterers direct and
part for to-mo rows market; no trading;
dressed be about steady, 8 to 6% for Texas
sides, tD9 ior poor TO good native and 9lH
Sheep-. a. ceipis, SO; dull at 90 to A 50
for sheeg rOd 4 90 TO 0 co for lambs.
Flour du,l and weak.
Wheat lo wer; No. 2. red, Of elevator No.
3. red Sc tc,nber, 90A to 9l3s closing 90M;
October, 0!5s to 93N, closing 9254; Novem-
Der, 9i5s t. 15ls, closing 0iSs,
Corn :; d lower, closing steadier; No,2,
csa q c NS SoH to g. Closing S ST.
Noveinpgr, 50M to 6034, closing 5O9s,
Coffee pot fair. Rio dull at l-2; op-
tons s,o sales, 1880 bags; September,
$50; &C o %. 6,S5; November, $50 to u w;
Dece h e 600,
Sugsr itn; refined easier: mould a,
6ll-i5 cuat ctioneIs' A, 9 GIG to 6ss; white
extra & 5-l6; of n. B 5-l6 to 65s; standard
A, 8 b-lG powdered, 81; granuiated, q ll-lo
to 636 cuNe 66toT.
Mol S q. qulet and steady.
Rice fir md IN fair oenlsnd.
TurpeDi re steady at 3iL.
Wool "a ct and firm; domestic fleece, q
TO &c pnllci. ii to 80; Texas, o to %.
Pork Ne dy; spot, 1925 to 1850.
Lsrd Very quiet; spot, 6.b2 10 to Q So;
Septenbe /, 5 Al; October, Q 81 to 6.b3.
BOSTON.
BosToS, sept. l.-Wool firm; Ohio and
Pennsylynnia heeces, 81 te 81; NJ lchigan
Xxx fisecss %; unwsshed woods, Is 10 Is;
pulled, 70 TO 81, for supers.
WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIES.
WooL-M exican, free OF burrs, nominal;
Mexican improved, l0c; medium Is TO 1Sc;
1ine WOO, according to dirt and condition,
m 70 lac: bury, 2to &c per pound less, &C.