The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-10
MARKETS By TELEGRAPn.

KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, June 0-The Live Stock In
Dictator reports:
Cattie-Receipts LOCO; Sornfed strong;
grasses well as exports, $40 to $40; good to
choice shippers, 400 to 5.l5; common TO me-
3.D5 to AGO.
Hogs-Recelpts $780, shipments S,IOO;
opened higner closing weak with advance
lost; assorted, 3 So to 80; mixed, $40 TO $50.
Sheep-Recsipts 1000; shipments SIS;
quiet; fair TO good muttons, go to 90; COM
mon TO medium, 200 TO $50.
Wheat stronger; cash, 81; July, SG}z to S8S;
August, SO.
Corn stronger; cash, S9A; July, 1914 bid,
40h asked; August, Al bid AZ asked.
Oats-Cash, 80.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 0,-FlOur unchanged.
Wheat unsettled and generally lower, with
fairly active trading; opened * TO u lower,
then recovered and advanced q 10 n, but
fell off again and closed \ below yesterday;
No. red cash and June, L0iH; July, l.05N
TO lO554 closing 1855 August, l.06A to l.072l,
Corn fraction better, but very slow, clos.
Ing q above yesterday No 2 mixed, cash,
"a % ~; June, ~; July, i5S5 to 1875, clos
Ing, 49,; August, 45A.
Oats dull but fiim; No. mixed, cash, S2S;
July, 1925; August, 25X.
Corn meal quiet, 260.
WOol-Easier feeling for medium qualities,
but choice firm; tub.washed, q to q; I'M
washed, to2O; Texas, 10 to 2OX,
Whisky steady at LIS.
Provisions drm and higher.
Pork 10
Lard nominal.
Bulk Meats-Long clear, $40; short rib,
$50; short GEAR, 40.
Bacon-Long clear, 5.8j TO GEO; short rib,
GEO 10 6.l2h; short clear, q 20 To %.
Cattle Receipss 2,20O; good grades steady
and firm, but common qualities dull; ship
ping, steers range from 4.75 TO 5.6S; good
butchers steers, 400 TO 10; mixed butchers
steers, 800 to 4,25; stockers and feeders, 3 81
to 4 60; cornfed Texans, 4.5O to 100; winterod
Texans, I 90 TO 40; grass Texas, 32j 10 400.
Hogs Receipts. 5,AOOi higher and activei
packers, 3S5 to 1875.
Sheep-Recepts, 1900; not so strong, but
best mutton grades are still firm and
wanted; good clipped natives $50 TO 400;
common TO medium, $50 to 1926; Texans,
range, 200 10 3.25.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June v.-Flour quiet and un.
changed.
Wheat opened q lower, sold off Il addi-
tional, rallied "a, huctuated within range
of and closed = over yesterday; June, S7ss
9Oss; August 0l.s 10 9S9l, closed VS. to vs..
Corn active and generally higher; opened
II lower, rallied u, iiuctuated ana closed 4
10 l4oyer yesterday; cash, All June, l9,s;
July, 45Js TO AZ, closed l65s TO 4G4; August
451s 10 i64, closed 46jS.
Pork active; 10 to Is higher early, reacted
l-2 To 10 and closed steaoy; cash, 1850 to
1855; July, 10 81 TO 10 ~ 10, closed 1000; Au-
gust, 1862 i-2 10 lOS2l-2, closed 10 81 10 10
1910
Lard in fair demand, 8 to Z l-2 higher; cash,
6.65; June, 6,G2 l.2 TO $685. July, 8 Or to go.
Boxed meats steady; dry sailed shoulders,
$50 to Ss5; short rib, 5.45 TO 5i7 10; short
clear, $50 to6S5,
Wheat steady and higher; Jurc, Sgls; July,
OIL; August, 98ls
Corn 4 higher
Pork toto higher
Lard 2H higher.
The Drovers' Journal repors;
Cattle-Rece.pts 1850; Openoi strong. but
closed dull; shIppng steers, iS6 io To- 3 GO:
stockeis and feeders $50 TO 500: cows, bulls
ard mixed, $50 10 $50; through Texas cattle
80 car loads; market 10 to Is higher, 2OO 10
S.75; western rangers cornfed, 500.
Hogs-Receipts, % ,COOH opeued 10 higher
but weakened 3.9j to 40.
Sheep-Rocelpts, 1900; slow and heavy
natives, $50 TO il0; Texans, go 10 $50,
lambs, per head, 2.95 to 1926.
NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Juro 9.-Beeyes-Rccolpta, 81
carloads for expectation and q carloads foI
city trade and slaughterers direct; nothing
doing In the cattle yards; dressed beef sides
stenuy and general sales nj & 10 o. n foy
choice going at Va to9ll., and poor native
and common Texas beef down to7l6.
kSheep-Recelpts, $500; no Trading of con
seouence for lack OF Sufficient ofreringa
fiimer feeling; ordinary and good ciIppct
sheep sold ut AS0 to 100 and good limbs MI o d
Flour more active and n shade better
Wheat-Spot lots higher; options opone,
unkettlpd ffnira In EnUland n MI cinso,l n 80,