The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-07
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY, July G.-Wheat weak
cash, Y IL bid August, 1876 September,
Corn steady; cash, S7H asked; August,
asa bid; september, Sg14 bid.
Oats nominal 2lA bid,
The Live Stock Indi ;ator reports: Cat
tle-- Receipts since Friday, 25i; offerings too
light to testthe market, but the feeling is
strong and prices nominal, the same as on
Friday.
Hogs. Receipts, 2,4O0; firm and 10 higher;
mixed, $50 TO iO)
Sheep-No receipts; quiet; fair to good
muttons, 2 60 to $40; common to mediums
l75 to 2 90.
- ST LOUIS
ST, LOUIS July 6-Flour unchan ged
with good southern demand
M Wheat opened u to Is lower, then par
afially recovered and closed easy at y to 10
4nnder Friday; No. 2 red, cash, SO to "a l-2;
July, g33s TO 9iA August, 9iIs TO 95sS, clos
ing 95l4; Septemoer,cjjs TO 97S4, closing 97ss.
& Corn steady and firm but very slow; No.
Z 2 mixed, cash, AN TO Al 10; July, Al l.2; Au-
gust, 44}s; Septem Der, "A l-2
IA Oats dull but firm; No. 2 mixed, cash,
Sl IL bid; August, n,
# Corn meal, As
N Wool steady; tub washed, 70 to %; un-
Ewashed, 10 10 20 Texas, 10 to 2Ol.2.
III Whisky steady; Is
HI Provisions quiet and unchanged and only
hob trade done
IN Pork, 10 50
n Bulk meats-L9ng clear, 80; short rib,
rs 40; short clear, 80
Bacon Long clear, 8 621s short rib, SIS
" TO 70; short ci5ar. CO to %
"a Hams, s t0to IL so
"a Lard nominal ut q IS to- 10
Afternoon Board--Whea dropped W and
corn was steady and slow
81 Cattle-Receipts, 600; scarce and firm at
g full prices; native shipping steers, 4 50 TO
CO.,, Colorado steers, Ssj TO $50; good
6 ing stock, Is TO %; stockers and feeders,
III Gu TO ~; Texas grass, W to co.
"a cornfed, 3.75 to A.T5
Hogs Receipts 2,lO0 active and firm;
1850 10 4 3D.
Sheep-Receipts, I,OCg; shipments, 100:
P'steady; common to fair, 2 25 TO 800; good TO
choice Inuttons, s 25 to AGO. Texas, l75 TO
M3.25.
VI CHICAGO, June 6.-Flour duh and I'M
changed
& Wheat fairly active and lower, opened a
shade easier and broke q to q additional,
"a closed about q undo. Friday; July, $50 TO
rS6L, closed S6Ii to S63s; August, 8SZ to SO,
4elosed $50; September, 9O3s to Of, closed
9OH.
unchanged; cash. 473s TO Az; July, 472s to
az l-2, closed AK; August, AZ to Az, closed
T4; September, A. TO AS, closed Az.
Pork lower, owing TO II report OF yellow
FleNSf at new OIleulS anu large receipts,
5prices declined 10 TO 10 ana closed tame;
leash, 9.95 TO l0C0; July, $50 TO 1900;
1022H
III Lard-shade easier; cash and July $50 to
5214; August, G.57% to 6.G9h; September,
f6.62E to go.
Boxed Meats-Tradlng light, but prices
STEADY; dry sailed shoulders, 3.75 TO 400;
Short ribs, 520 to 525 short clear, $40 TO 5.75.
II Afternoon Board e. Wheat, x lower; corr,
Kto 4 lower; pork, 1914 lower lard, ~ TO
Tx lower.
The Drovers' journal reports:
Il Cattle-Receipts, 81 D; trading brisk and
tprices to 10 cents higher; shipping steers,
n s. TO 4 co; stockers aud feeders slow at
~ 60 to 4 50: cows aud bulls and mixed, . 90
10 CO., through Texas cattle firmer at 2 rs
to430
n Hogs-Receipts, 5000; opened TO 10
q cents higher and closed weak at 3 10 to 4 40
Sheep-Receipts, l,lo; dull and weak ;
4 natives, 2 80 to 4 o.; Texans, 90 to 3.CJ;
II lambs per mead, w 10 Q 20
The Drovers' Journal special from Liver
q pool reports prices Mcent higher; Amerl-
can cattle, 10 cents per pound dressed
II NEW YORK.,
n NEW YORK, July .-Flour--Superflne
scarce and firm; others dull.
a Wheat easier; No. red, 100 Il to l.Ol
alloat; No. red, July, 9S5s TO 1914, closing
4 $50; August, l.QlH to l.0lIs, closing l.0OM I;
September, Ivy TO l.Q31SS, closing l,O211s.-
" AOlil lOWtls tlUhlLE uulli NO <, o. 10 "a
elevator; 534 to 81 ailost; No. 2, July, 63lI
10 81 l2, closing 533s; August, 81 - "a IA,
closing 81; September, 5I5s to 541s, closing
SAY.
Uoflee--Spot lair; Rio steady, $50 I-2, OPP
4 tons more active; sales $1,000 bags; july,
$50 to 100; August, 7.Oj September, 5.l0 70
. Tl5; October, 7.2D.
Sugar firm and in fair demand; refined
steady mould A, 6s5 to ca; confectioners'
A, q 9'lt; cut loatand crushed, 10 to u;
cubes Z.
Molasses steady and quiet; 80 test, q
Rice steady; demand moderate.
Tallow steady
Rosin firm
Turpentlne firm; IS IL
Lard less active; spot, . 10; July, 60 10
9 6Si August, & IS to 0 50; September, 6 50 10
u 05
Beeves--R Receipts, Including 100 car loads
for expectation were 1850 head, making
1850 for the week; little better demand
fol middle and low grades; poor to extra
native steers sold at i.95 TO 9 % per l0C
pounds, a car load OF poor Texas steers nj
( $50 and fat bulls at 20 TO AIS; general
sales Of steers were at $40 to 6l , mot all
sold.
Sheep Receipts, 1850, making 1900 FOL
the week; market dull good lambs ilrmer
extremes, $50 10 S.25 for southern lambs
and $50 TO 8 90 for sneep.