The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-11

Pork Irregular; Decsmbor Ni "a in,SsI:
'snualy unchanged. Lart uno,an"e5'
oa ~ - sSNets journal reports: Cattle-s Re.
Sc pts, ',SOo; shipments 2Oo0; about steaav.
~ seobpp lnS s.esrs, $50 70 o.; stocSers anu
and mixed, lSo to s 70, thro ToMs' T pulls
cattle stronger, 2SO to S:SS: Wes,arn
gqs ~ nrmeri natives aud half breeds
Sa ~ Se"s' $50 10 S.lOi wlntered Texans.
10 ale,gss'-Reoeipts, ESQ; lO 10 % lower; 8 %
Sheep Receinis. 1900; shipments. oo..
stseay natives, 200 10 $50; Western. 90 to
o'4oi AeNsns, LIS 10 SEQ; lambs, 100 to a.
ST, LOUIS
-, L9ul Si NOV. II, Flour dull and mn
Wheat unsettled with only mo1.ro,.
trad ng; opened "a HIGHER, mestly On MAJ s''y'
uechned = re acte | and c ,Osel tie same Al
yesterdays ilnish; No, 9 red, cash. % -. So.
We Der, 91% To 900 December, g53z toS;i.i
elosing ~ La: j nua Y. 973s toaSss, closip9
Geti-l piai May l.Oo% to i,O65s, closing
Core o ened weak, and November and
year "eclined 3s; tue decrease shown Nv
the government report caused a reaction.
anu the market closed es yesterday; M }
naked, cash, $50 November, $751; TO ~.
Sn,oshg a 81 81 bid; year, Sss to s., closing s.
Oats firm, hut duh; No. 2 mixed, cash.
20A TO 49, November, . 10; May, SH bid,
C1rpmeai duii; So 20
Wool quiet and unchanged.
pproyisions easier and not much done.
fork-,oid, $40; heavy; new held at 0 so,
ard firm; 800 bid.
Bulk meats-Dry sailed should long
olearand boxed, 4,S5 to 4.g1; short rib, $40:
short clear, 3 20 TO s. Is.
Bacon-Long clear, 5.55 to s 80; short lib.
oG2l-2; short clear, 800 TO e.i2 10.
Hams, 92j TO 10 so.
Afternoon Board-Wheat barely steady;
coru a 10 % higher; oats, nothing done
Cattle-Receipts, 1900, shipments 100;
slow ana unchnl gel, with only local de-
mand; good to choice natise shipping
steers, 4.50 TO 8 o.; common to medium
$50 u 4 40; mixed bGtchering stock, | s 10
40; IeXas and Indiana, 225 to 3.35; ka-
tiyes. stockers and feede $, 2.5l to $50.
Receipts, II 300; 345to 365.
Sheep-kecelpts, 400; shipments, none:
quiet with good local demand; coInmon
TO medium, las 10 2.95 good to choice, 2. 40
to 3.25; lambs, 200 TO $50; Texans, 100 to rs,
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10 --Bee yes. No trad
ing In beef cattle ant only Two car loads
arrived: dressed beef duh but fairly firm,
9 IL to 8 l-3 tor sides.
Sheep Receipts 1850; firm feeling and
few sales, including good sheep at 1865 and
good lambs at $50.
Flour dull.
Wheat--Spot more orless nominal, and
options opened Ia to l-2 higher; later
weakened and declined * to II, closing
firmer, with n reaction of la to I-2:
No red November, 90 "a o9i a, closing
~: December, 06 to 9SL. closing $685.
January, 9s to 80, closing9S 10; May, l.OoL,
to .06, closing .05 IL.
Com Cash lower, less active. options
opened Is to Il lower, later reacted 10 TO u,
closing firm: Nc. 2, November, 81 to 5il-9,,
closing 81 l-2; December, 52Ls TO 533S clos
ing trS99s; January. ~ Ia to 4ssl clos
Ing 4SA; May, Ala to ass, closing asIISS,
Conee-Options more active, but barely
steady, sales, $1,000 bags; November. G.75
December, csc; January, G.S5; February,
sos
Sugar dull; white extra, 81: yellow,
AZ 10 5a; cut-loaf and crushed, 7 to "a;
powdered 6ss to 7; cnbes, ia,
Turpentine dun; 81.
Wool firm: fairly active. Dmegtic
fleece q to 30; pulled, IA to 80; Texas . to
So
Hork firm; 975 to 1000.
Lard lower; less active. Western
ste4m spot; 6 10 TO 6,i2H November G.3s;
December, 1914 January, 6 Al TO Gas
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. i0.-Wool qulct,
but steady and unchai ged.
BOSTON
BOSTON, Nov. D.-Wool quiet, with mod
crate demand; Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
fleece, % TO 80; pulled wool, So TO 80.