The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-07

i.i5to itOi short clear sides, 6.2o to d,sSi shoT
rh, 5-s2tt Ito $40.
Attic afternoon board wheat was steady
! and y hisheri corn, = TO higher
D'uVers journal reportsi Caltle-Reeeipis
grades, iS6 10 hsO; butchers, 40 10 l.6i
stos keis, AGO 10 i.e0; Texans, i,cO Ia 800,
Hogs-hecsipis 1896 steady unchanged
sheep~Reeelpis. i,7oo, steady; good grades
nIm, inferior "a lair, 80 IL $50; medium
20 TO sai good to choice, ''S' 10 ~
ST. Louis, May a.-flour easy and niue
WHEAT sold X To ~ lower early, then re,
| v under y, strrday; No. arcd, cash, l.u;ss Ia
| it9; May, Ice ios lO51i, closing Icy; June
lOS5s 10 l.o',4, closing l'0i, nominate july oi
70 corn iSt o;p es aul ana easy but stinened up
later and elcsedis 10 a above yesterday; No
: mixed, cash, i5fs 10 lb9s; May, iSss 10 ioss'
closing i59si JUNE DIS 10 iS,ai july feh "
Oats friner but slowi cash, 81 TO 80; May,
cornincai nrm; e.eS.
Whisky steady, la.
Wool steady and unchanged.
Provisions lower and weak.
Pork job lots offered AT Ito.
Lard Goo la O.01.
BniEmsais..Long clear, 5.7ci short rib, $50
Baeon..iSng clear 0.OO TO 10; short rib
6.l6 20 as; short clearO 573s TO 0.oo.
Hams 81 10 ~.
Al afiornoon board wheat was easy, but
not lever, and corn was stcndy.
cettle-Reeeipis, lt9i quiet and shlppnl
grades ra her weak nlp 70 goGa a sieeIi iS %
butte or steers, 40 TO $50; stockers and feed
rrs go To i.s1; grass Texans, the nfst 81 the
season, averaging lS5 pounds, sold AZ 30
Hogs-Roeeipis, 500 aetiVei packers "'S1
sheep Receipts, 2,lOO; steady, but. not
strongi clipped sheep 80 to $40, nhshorni
325 to- 40.
NEW YORK, May .-Betves-Receiptsi
! II carloads, one-hali for city trade: sloughi-
orers direct and for to-Inorrow's market;
~ Ia o. for poorest TO best sides.
Sheep--Only one carload received anu
trading was light; two carloads OF light
clipped sheep, 81 pounds average sold AT i'O1.
Wheat-spot lots, / 10 lls lower, closing
siondier; options declined 10 "a NJ OPEN
ing; lat recovered most Of de cline closing
arm; No. 2 req, l.O0h. caual ailoati l.Qlh, rail
del Vered; No. . red, May, tS54 10 psts, CLOS
ing 9S5s; June, 90 TO 100. closing cajs; July,
l.Ojl5 10 l.Olss, closing l.0lL.
rallied X 10 *, closed firm; NO. 2, 5glS 10 So,
elevator; 57S4 10 5slf, an1Ht: No. 2, May, 6511
10 500 closing S5914; June, 5iss TO b59s, closing
55tG; July IS TO 8 "a, blessing SOS
Jofee-Spot, fair RIO, duh at So; options
fairly active: sa es. 5000 bags; Mny, G.25 TO
$50; June, q 35 To $50; July, 6I5 TOO 90.
sugar dull; powdered, 0H 10 Ga; gran
ulatcd,6
Moasses quiet and unch nged.
Rice steady and moderately active.
Tailow weaker nj 3 l5-l6.
Rosin quiet.
Fork dull and easier; spot, 1850 to 1924.
Cut Meais--Mddles dull; long clear, 61s.
Lard n irife lower; spot 705 10 1.l25s, clos
ing 90; June, 100 TO II; July, us to 40.
THE WOOL MARKET.
BOSTON, MAY b.-WOol SteAdy; desirable
grades scarce: Ohio and Pennsylvania
iieeces, 80 to 81, for X; 80 to 3i1s for NIX and
XXX and above; Michigan ileeces. 20 for A;
80 to % for No. Il pulled woods, 70 10 10 FOL
sleepers.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-Cornmeel In fail
demand and higher. 2.95. 80
Corr In fair demand; mixed and white, 6S