The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-30
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, April Is The Live Stock
Indicator reports Cattle-Receipts, 1,46i
'irm and unchanged; native steers, average
$50 to l25S pound, 400 TO 1925; feeders, Az.
IL, 400; Colorado half-breeds, average LII
pounds, 400.
Hogs Receipts, 1895; steady; range, 400 to
sheep Receipts, 2,59s; steady; natives, av-
tsage g9p9nnds s9.l 81 at 500; common, ay'
" Wheat h'sh r; cash, 79sS; May, .7ozs; June
62lS; July, SftI, oo, -, a,
asked; May, 30: June, 80 bid, 3sM ASKED
Z oa.s-Cas $50 bid.
ST. LOUIS, April 2s.-Flour dull and I'M
Wheat higher but inactive, there being
but few outside orders; prices closed under
the top figures, but still Is to above y,ester-
l.O2ss, closing l,02; June. l03A to Oh, clos
ing l.OSzs; July, l6494 TO C514, closing l.Oi2s;
Corn higher but dnll and closed weak and
X TO Il below highest prices; No. mixed,
49, to As; May, 45ss to 45l2; June, 4GA to 1875;
Oats higher for cash., options firm but no no
sales; NO. mixed, cash, IS to $50; May, 1914
bid; June, 3GA bid.
Oornmea firm; 2.35 TO z Az.
Wool nrm and unchanged.
Whisky steady; lii
Provisions dull and unchanged; only job
trade.
Pork II.
X $50; short rib 600; short clear, 6.25. an,
Bacon-Long clear, 81 to 63s; short rib, 6as
tO6 IL; short clear, co. l-2to $40.
Lard $40 TO 6.I5.
At afternoon board both wheat and corn
were easier and SLOW, but not quotably lower.
Cattle- Receipts, 1000; slow and easy, es,
Shipping steers OF 1000 to l,400 pounds, 40 to
3D.; extra, nominal; good native butchers,
4IO to 4.S5; cows and hei'ers, 1926 to 40;
stockers and feeders, $50 TO 4.Io' corn-ied
Ul A.
Hogs-Receipts, 600; active and higher;
packers, A.l5 to 400.
eep- Receipts, 800; fair demand but not
so FIRM; fair TO good unshorn, SEQ 10 400;
good tocpoicc. 400 to 4.5o; extra, AIS; clipped
sheep, 80 to 400.
CHICAGO, April ZS.--Flour firm and un-
Misunderstanding slight, with unsettled feel
Ing Sssa beang eosed
Y over yesterday; April, $50 to ss7s; May,
Ss5s 10 SEA; closed Ss1s June, 81 TO 9i4;
closed w ay il ba lei BACK
and closed about the same as yesterday;
cash, AZ to 47s4i April. az TO "A: closed
III Ma 20 cosed 1I5s 70 2a ~. J Iaae,
a. :; . " ciosea rs; july 4Ss 10 Ass'
Pork quiet quiet but steady; cash Ills TO l!.so;
May, u.72l1 TO 11.T715; June, il.S2sS TO ll;S.l4.
Lard quiet and unchanged; cash and May,
Boxed mats steady; dry sailed shoulders
i35 70 AZ; short rib, 5So 10 o'Sz1s; shoft ciear'
80 to 6.35
No afternoon board was held. and the
board stands adjourned until 1880 Thursday.
The Drovers' Journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, $500; prices fhade stronger; ship
ping grades, 90 to $50: butchers, 2.40 to 4.66;
stockers and feeders, 90 to s 90; Texas cat
tie, 4-S7x to 5.i5
Hogs-Receipis, 1900; opened higher and
closed weak, with advance lost, 40 to 20.
6heep-Receipts, 6,400; slow and q shade
lower; Texas yearlings, 200 to 800; shorn
natives, 400 TO 40; lar to choice wooled,
$50 10 4.e0-
s. Tl NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
+ fair; higher; good supply, especially white
mixed and white, So yellow he'd at %
q Oats he'd higher; firm supply; moderate
demand, clOice western, 10.
CornIneai easisr; moderate demand; 2.65.
IS Hay higher. demand good; supply light;
prime to Strictly prime, 100 70 u 10; choice
20 fancy, " 90 10 q 90
< Bnlk n,eat- dnls; easy; shoulders, packed,
LIS; loug clear and clear lib, @ 90.
Bacon dull; easier; shoulders nominal,
80; long clear noninai, ea21s; clear rib,
Bran duh; easier;. 90
Others unchanged
Exchange unchanged; consols, 6S77< 10 OK.
* ~ ~. NEW yoaK.
INV YORK, April ~ Reeves kecelpUs|
- nf-loads, al for export; dressed beef dull
~ ~ % 40 for cof0ulou 70 Prime :.
fss'1 & 3 S9' s. q s 3, q & q