The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-09-17
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KANSAS CITY.
* hNSAS CITY, Sept l6.-Cattle-Rc.
ueipls 1892; slow and weak exporters, s. 9;
10 $50; good to choice shipping 30 to 3 2Oi
CON ION to medium, 80 to 4.S5: stocker'
and igeders, s w 10 4.25; cove, 80 to 3 30
grass Texas steers, 2Sj to3.25.
10 gs-Receipts, 5,l2l. Glow aud lover
81, ep-Ret cipts 1922: steady: fair to
good muttons 80 10 SO; common TO me.
alum, 1.50 to 223.
W eat stronger but quiet; cash, 72H bid
Octooer, 1915 bid; November, 10 bid.
Corn qui {; cash, 35v bid; year, q asked
Oats nominal; ~ bid
BuiLrd OF trade djJurned ion Tomorrow
On account of the lair,
ST. LOUIS.
Sr LOUIS, Sept I6.-Cattle-R
lyJJi shipments, 3O.; best grades steady
Dgt all others weak; native shipping
steers, 4.z5 TO 8 10: Colorado steers, 400 to
fol5 native butcher, so to 8 81; mixed
nutcler, 6.25 to $50: grass Texas, 2.25 TO $3.50
Ind ana steers, .5ioi.O)
Hogs Receipts, 3lOJ; active and lower,
III sep~Recclpts, 200; shipments SEQ; good
.Ouai demand for best grades; common TO
gGadlum, 200 to 2'65 good to fair, 275 to
20; lambs $50 to AGO.
tlDur stronger but not quotably higher.
Wheat opened = on but soon ,stitfened
up, advanced and closed Ii to Is above yes
No 0eob ssa f9Th ana sNsptember,
92l@ 10 92h December, 9lzs to 95Il, the
rnaIket closing at the outside figures.
Corn dull and easy, for iutures,, the only
fgHdlng being Ia yeariat 33N cash hi lgher at
p 10 2iE; options no l,inal and unchanged
Cornlueai quiet, 2,CO
Wool active aud firm; tub-washed, % to
s5}- unwashed, 10 to pa; Texan, IL to 23]@
v Risky steady, 0S.
divisions steady.
FORK 9.25.
I9rd 62O, for small lots.
Bulk meats Long clear, so; short rib,
IL. IN
Ea:on sir ing; long G oar 6 90; short rib,
& e 70 6 Is; short cle9I, g 80 to GAO
Slams 1850 to IL 81.
Al the afternoon board wheat was firm
corn firm; September, 41h; October,
~ -; year, $3.50
0sts easier; October, q; May, 2o1s to 2oA
CHICAGO. Sept. is.UFlonr. firm and un.
chan ged;: open at IGA lower on fine
Weat her anu under fair offerings. Sold off
n sdditionai ON the decline good demand
springing up, which advanced prices "a
day; Sept. 10NgSlH; Closed SlGSlE
oei s9sgs2;' Closer 81 Nov. s2ag
So; Closed 81
corn very quiet, with fuctuati9n slight.
Glos aSn 4s1 4sS; Oct. 1pls42s; GIi. 1sed
~; Nov s5Ss gSs54; Closed, 3s3s.
RI opened 2 tn 3 lower, rallied 10 to IL
II aud closed steady; cash, $40 to $50;
October closed, S.77 IL to 50; November
closed, S.67 1-2 to 8 SO
Lard quiet ana STEADY; cash, 6.2); octo-
her, So to 6.22 IL.
Boxed meas steady. dry-salted shoul-
ders, rs 20 90: short rib, 5.57 1-2 to $50;
short GEAR, 6 05 TO g 10.
The boa q he d no session this afternoon
having adjourned to attend the St4te fair
The Drovers Journa reports Cattle
Receipts 1850, market steady. shipping
steers, 60 TO 60; stockers and feeders. 2. 5v
TO 30; bulls d mixed, $50 To 400; ihro ugh
Texas cattle, stronger, 2 so to $50; Western
Hogs. Receipts, l,lOO; steady and firm,
$50 to 400.
sheep--Receipts, 300, market steady;
natives, LIS TO $50; Western, 200 to $40.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Sept. 49, seeves-Receipts,
los carloads, ali for the IN arket; opening
sale OF Texas, Co oIadO and medium to fair
native steers were ut a shade stronger
prices, but this improvement did not hold
fOihe finish and market closed dull, with
at least 20 carloads to carry OVER; for ma
tive steers, 8 s. 10 $40; common to best half
breed wesiera steers, 4-2O to $50; for Texas
sheep--Reeeipts, SO carloads; market
weak; extieines, s.oS o, TO 40 for
WhT az weak, but closed firm; stsamer,
No. red, sSIk; No. 2 S9N elevator; October,
sl5s Y aes4; Sovembef, ss1s to 9s9s, clos
Gorn-spSt firm and qaiet; options
opened weak, closing firm; No. Q, 4s5z.
store; 80 70 5gki, elevator; 80, float; No. ?.
septeH;s'eT, " y zs ~ closed ~; October.
y % w, closing 4s5s; November, ~ TO As'zs
e'ccs ossss e 31tions : shade Atronesr-suiss;
9alee. - 6et basss septembeA 655; October
c2d Iseay rsinf0 eE|n;