The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY Aug. 3l.-The Livestock
Indicator reports: Cattle-R Receipts, 900;
quiet and unchanged; exporters, $50 to
b Az; good to choice shipping, 4.90 TO 5.25;
common to medium, 4,5O 4,So; stoclSers
and feeders, 8 30 10 i30; cows, . so to 3 80;
grass Texas steers, 3 OTTO $50
| Hogs-Receipts. 4,s32; Sc lower; mixed
4,a0 to A 80.
Sheep Res ais, $40; fair TO good NUT
tons, 90 TO $40; common to medium, l.50
to q %.
Wheat weak; cash, 50 asked; september,
Corn weak; cash, 32lS bid; September,
329s to 32A; year, 26s4 bid.
Oats nominal; % hid
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug, Oh -Cattlo-Reccipts,
l,SOO; BULK OF supply IL of poor grades,
which arc not wanted, and transactions
are slow; native shipping steers range
from 81 TO 500 native butcher steers 800
to $50; mixed los of cows, heifers, bulls,
etc., ECO to $40; grass Texans, $50 to 3 .eD;
Indian steers, 2 IS to400
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; steady and strong
er; packing, AGO to 4,SO.
ing 3SM.
Oats Slow and Is to q lower; 10 2mixed,
cash, ~ TO 23ls; August, 222s; September,
22ss 10 2254; year, 22%
Cornme / dull, 2UO.
Wool strong. With urgent demand Gnd
light offerings.
Whisky stoady, lib
Provisions steady and firm, with 81 good
job demaod Tor meats.
PORK, 80,
Lard, 6.lo.
Bulkmeats-Long clear, 57l: short lib,
$50; short clear, 6.l0.
Bac.n Long clear, 6.l5 to G.2j; short rib,
GAO tot 80; short clear, 6.65 TO 6 10.
Hams, luGU 10 Lo2O.
AT the ate moon board wheat was firm
and unchanged; com easy, and oats bare y
steady.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Aug Sl.-Flour quiet; I'M
changed.
Wheat opened easy, sold Off q, but rail-
lied u under gooC buying; fell back l-2,
fiuctuated, and closed l5s under Saturday !;
August, 1873 TO I928, CT sed 1914; September,
70 10 to e01s, closed 7g4; october, SIPS to
S2sss, closed oi1si November, 1878 TO 81 IL,
closed SS5s I 81
Corn lower; opened easy, sold Off z for
as to l-2 under Saturday, cash, 4iA;
August, l!7s TO A l-2, closed i3l4; Sep tenn
Der, 1873 TO AZ ~, closed 43 to 4SIs DC obcr,
AZ 10 423a, closed IL November, 3SJs to
80 IL, close 39l4 TO S93s.
Polk opened weak, IL cents lower. de-
clined IL 10 10 additional, rallied "a TO 10,
and closed steady; cash, s. 50 to S.s5 Sep
TENDER closed 10 TO SIT 10; october closed
S.S2l-2 10 SSj; November closed ST7 l.2 10
$50.
1uIu Ntbhf ~ W l-A iONcI, carly IdilttAt
2l.2 to 8, aud closed steady; cash ,6l7 ~ to
20; September closed 6.l7 IL to So; Octo-
Der closed 6.a2 2 to %.
Boxed meats quiet; dry sailed clear, 6 90
to605.
At evening board wheat was shade
easier; q lower.
Corn steady "a higher.
Lard unchanged.
u, The Drovers' journal reports: Cattle
inf =. al Ia tpp inc OFT
40 t. 60 stockeys and feeders, 2, rs 10 800:
cows, bull and led, 60 to 3.75; through
Texas cattle steadier; 25D TO $50; western
: rangers, stronger; hall breeds, $3.50 to 4 So;
cows, 2.n0 to 3 30.
R HogsaaR oceiPtss, 2l,ocO; slow; 10 to 10 cents
Sheep Receipts, 1900; weak; ratives, 200
to40J; western, 200 to rs; Texans, LIS to
The Drovers' Journals special cable
gram from Liverpool quotes American
cattle | cent higher than last week. and
| IL cents higher than Two weeks ago; the
sopnly Is light, best American selling at IL
/ Gems dressed.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Aug. 5l,-tlour little
Wheat lower; options CLOSED firm;
steamer NO. 2 red, SIN to IS: No. 2 req, 81
to 9iA. elevator; No. red, September
90k to Ell, closing 99s; October, 93ls to 93ss4
II SOoihb oo/3t " w oo/1t SioSl u >
Corn lower, closing stea ": No. 2, 81 to
OH, eluSator; 81 to 54l4 stl0at; No. 2, Au
gust 81 to olM, closing 81; september, 50334
\ TO 5ls, CLOSING 5l1s; October, 5Ds4 to 5l14,
CofIee-spot fair; Rio firm. s9S; options
! moderately active; sa es, 1880 bags, Sep
TENDER, $50; october, 6.S0 TO 6.S5, Novem.
Der, 81 t. 800; December, 600 to 8 95.
Sugar firm and quiet; refined less active
white extra q. az IN lh-IR. w1erpb az
toss
Rice steady and quiet.
Tallow firm Al to 3 10 10.
Rosin dun at l6 to II.
Turpentine quiet at 81.
?. rk dull and easier; spot, 1000 10 10 50
Laid dull and heaxy; spot, sos; Septem-
Der, . a to $50; October, 6.52 to 6.57; No
venber, B.sS.
Bseves-Rerelpts, iSi carloads for our
market AMI q car loads for expectation;
feeling was trife better, and the yards
were cleared, extremes, 4,50 to $50 for
native steers, g. 50 to 4.il for Texas steers.
aud $500 $50 for fair to good Colorado
Bteers, sales of natives Were ut 525 o u ",
and of Texans at IS to 90. An exporter
bought % carloads OF good and prime
steers at b 20 10 8 %.
sheep Receipts, 90 carloads; dull at 2, so
30 Tor sheep. and AZ to 500 for lambs,
With carload OF choice wethers taken for
expectation at iS7S.
RIO pE JANEIRo.
RIO DIR JANEtRo, Aug. 3l.--Coilee regu'
ar; frst 80 refs per 10 kilos; receipts dur
- the week, 1860 bass; purchase for the
hiled states, 5000; clearances, 6S00e
tocE, 35S QUO pags
SANTOS
SAToa, Aug. --Coiiee-Keceipts dur
me we X, 81 900 bags; purchased or
" United states, 5.0n& arances for the
n'tea States, 5000; st 100000.
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