The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-04
The Business N0ALD.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 3-Catt, e--Receipts. S2O.
supply more liberal but mostly of inferior
quailty good grades firm, but lower quail
ties weak; fair to good hipping steers. 4 80
TO $50; exports $50 to 5.75; good butcher
steers, 400 To ass; mixed butcher stock. & Is
TO 42h; stockeTs and feeders, 8. 50 to AIS,
grass Texans, 3 90 to 400.
Hogs Receipts, $780, strong and active.
packers, 3.S5 to 10.
sbeep-hsceipts, 1880; all good grades
steady ana firm; clipped native muttons
d asnsT lIonl W 10 4'UV; common stuff, 2.25 to
40; Texans, 2C0 to 8 %; lambs, 100 TO 2.25
per head. -'-'
Flour unchanged.
wheat In sharp demand and strong bull
ing; advanced ~ to IA early, but SUISSE
quenily market broke and finished onlvl5to
above yesterday mo. 2 red cash, l0lb;July
l.gl1s 10 .O3N, closing l.0S9s; August l.tS9e 10
IoC4Ey, closing OS9s; September, lO5H 10
l.O51s, closing 05li.
Corn higher early, ~. declined later and
closed a TO- "a under yesterday; No. mixed
cash, AZ June, Al to Az; july, 4is6 To AZ
closing 49, bid: August IS TO 46, closing As.
OATS hrmer but SLOW; cash, 80; no options
Cornmeal quiet; $50.
Wool firm aud unchanged.
whisky steady, ll3
PROVISIONS tirmer.
Pork, 1875.
Lard, 6.30t 35.
Bulk meats-Leong clear, $50; short rib,
$40; short clear 500
clear 625.
Atafterno0n board VIII eat declined \ 10 a.
and corn a to II lower. >''
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CIY, June 3.-Wheat higher. cash
e31<; July, SO; August, S5% bid.
oats no mtnal; 80 BID.
Corn higher cash o June, Az: July. 4Ilk
bid; August, 42JA bid ~
Ind
[heceipts, l,SOOi market opeued steady and
closed weaker; exporters, s. 20 to 5 40, GOOD 10
choice shipping, 400 to 5 IS; common 10 me
gum, 4,60 to 4S5; feeders 20 to $50; cows,
Hogs-Receipts, 10000 market higher bpt
closed weak; $50 to S75
sheep Receipts, 400; market quiet; fair to
S 100 m9ttons, 25O to 800; common TO me-
dlun, 300 to 2,4O
CHICAGO.
0HIcAGs, June 3-Flour dull, UNCHANGED
" NJ az active, unsettled: market early de-
o oiHiLe9 q, rallied ~ declined e, rallied y, de-
June Sy5s to SS5, closed 855s; July, 81 to $751;,
closed sI15; August, S91S TO gOl{, closed SgJ6.
Eorn active, unsettled, generally higher;
saUaneed z to declined sand closed about
40 10 411B, cl- sed i6a; july 455s TO 49, closed
So august, 49, 70 AZ, closed 49,
- forR fairly active; 5 10 10 higher; cash,
To ~ "a 70 70 gSo Jq "a 1920 to lO321 July 1910
10 3 closed CIos O "a to 1915; August lo52a
Laro tirmer; ~ to 'highcr.cash and June.
o.i13s 10 T. 80; July $50 TO 90, closed G57 10
f 40 1oI6gi August, B'65 to GO; clOB.d G,G5 to
Boxed meats stendy; dry splted shoulders.
SVt to 3s5; short rib, 5 %; short clear, 575 TO
A., afternoon board wheat declined x
Corn, x to l.2lowcr,
PORK, IL lower.
Lard 2l-2 lower.
The DrOvers' Juu nal reports. Cattle-Re-
eeegipts, p,oUOi slow but firm; shippers, ass to
o,e0; cows and mixed common, 2 30 to ais;
good ,32j TO 40; stOcBeTs and feeders, 400 TO
oggi Texas cattle, 3 e0to1 60.
s-Receipts, lG 0OOi active AMI to 10
sheep Receipts, 5000; market weak;
deXas 100 to 80; natives shorn, > % to
o Zoi wooled, inferior TO choice, 3 50 tof25
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 3.-Flour Arm.
Wheat, SPOT higher; options opened strong
ana became irregular, ana closed heavy; NO
2red, nominal NJ 1907 to 1907; elevator No
Zred, June, tSl4 to 5gH, closing, 0Sl,: july
W. 10 i,Ol, closing, lOOl; august, l-Olss 10
l,U2ta, closing ! OlJS.
Corn opened lrm reacted and closed
weaker; No. ., 52l3; elevator, rS3l 10 "a sfoat;
july 5z5s TO $50, closing, 52af; July, 500 10
,5S5s' closing, %; August, 5a5s to say, clos
Coffee options fairly active; No. 7 Rio spot
dd.ggi sales 3,2p bags; June, $50 to7.gO; July,
7.l0. ''O' W
Sugar quiet but steady; refined dun but
easy Extra c, 5l2 10 81; white extra c, 81;
of a, ~ TO &: mould a, 3 1916 and ~; stan,
cubes, 7 to IL. ~
Molasses quiet and firm; 90 test, 90 10.
hlCe quiet and steady.
yallow steady at 81 10 1910
kos'n dull.
Turpentine nrper atSj toS5l-2
Pork dull.
Lard moderately active; spot, $40 10
t0 ~; July, ESQ to 20; August, 900 TO 8 g3
NEW ORLEANS.
NkW OBLBANS, June D. Flour dun; choice
4I0 To 4!Oi fancy, i.0j 10 $40; extra fancy
23;22 10 S4O winter wheat patents, 5621s tC
Corn quiet and supply fair; yellow, mixed
60; choice white, 20 toll.
Oats in moderate demand with good sup,
Ply choice western, Az TO 10.
Corn meal quiet AT 2Sj to 900.
nay dull and lower. prime 10 strictly
prime, 1900 to lS0O choice to fancy, 1870 Il
Pork dun snd lower atll25
Land quiet; refined fierce, 6 so toGG2l-2
Bulk meats dun; shoulders packed, 400
long clearand clear rib, 5 80.
Bacon dull; shoulders nomnally A25; Iona
cieal, q u p; clear rib, G25.
Hams-Choice sugar-curCd cRnyRsed, un.
changed.
Whlskysteady pnd unchanged.
Coffee quiet, but steady; Rio cargoes, COM
mon TO prime, 90 to gl.2.
sugar strOng' but quteti common TO prime
"a 10 81; fair 10 choice nominal; yellow
elarlheg, Is TO 6l4i of white, 81; choice
white, 8l.2.
Mola,ses scarce and firm; common to good
common, 10 to y. fair, % 10 %; primo tC
strictly rme, GO toss.
Rice quit but steady; Louisiana ordinary
prime, ~ TO 55s.
Bran quiet, 50
Cottonsced oil dull prime crude, Is 10 20,
summer yellow, 30 to is; cooking, As; cake
AEO.b
EXchouge-Eew York sight, s. per NO0
premium: baE ker's sterling, 49, la
MONEY, sTOC,s AN1 BONDS.
NEW YORK, June 2.-MOney on call easy
AZ per cent; prime mercantile paper, All,
70 5.UOi foreign exchange quiet at 1891 for
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