The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-21

IO ~ YEAR. 1859 3i,04 3,7e9il2 ,-
Exports this week; Great Britain, 1855;
rance, 4,l0l; Continent, S,l3l; stock at ali
United States ports this day, 93S, 19l; this day
last year, l,l4l,4R.
ST. Louis, Jan. 2O-F Our unchanged.
Wheat lower and closed weak; No. 2 red,
.1s ass cash; S75s, january; S71%GSS, Feb,
ruary; i924@9Ol4, March; 939sg9i94 May, clos
lpg5 o %y weak clos ng "a to &c below yester
dan; 37tGS7l cash ;Ol4 G371s, January; $500
S6i5, February; S6A@Sl, March; Shg3Ss.
oats lower; 2S14 bid cash. 1873, February;
WHISKY steady;ll2.
Corn meal irn; 2.2lG2.25.
Provisio firm bat slow
Pork, Y 30.
Lard, 6.5S,GG75,
Bulk meats-Long clear, 600; short rib,
$50; short clear, SOB
"Bacon-Long clear, 7.C0 short rib, 7.l2l5;
cattle receipts 1000; demand exceeds sup
n V; prices strong; exports, 600G6.25; good
iochoice shipp ny, 5,4OtG6OO; common to me-
dium, 450G50O butchers steers, 1904 SO;
stockers 3.5Oa4 Coz feeders, 4.COg45O corn fed
Hogs Receipts 400; active, strong; 1900
Sheep receipts 700; good grades FIRM com
mon to medium, 225gS'OO; good to choice,
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2O-Flour quiet; firm.
Wheat in good demand; opened weak, 4
TO 4 lowe declined u additional rallied "a,
59G705s, closing 79Fa79I; February, 799s1;O,
closing 7959tG7a5s; March, S0lIGSO5s, closing
3d. May, S5AdSBlg, closing S51s
Corn weak; declined 12G34 and closed 15GsI
under yesterday cash, SS6g3sl5; January, SO
@SS4, closed IS; February, 3794@3S%, closed
Ss4M371s March, 3SG3SH, closed IS; May, 49,
gl2lE, closed 4lA@li35.
DIRK quiet and to 10 lower; cash, l2.0OG
l2lO; February, l2Q7ls@l2l71a; March, l2.22I5
al .3O May, l2.4i0l2.B0.
Lard quiet and 10 lower; cash, 6.T7l5G6s o;
February, 6.SOg6.S5; March, 6.SHG6.97Ia; May
T.05G7.l5.
Bulk meats in fair demand; shoulders, 4 81
@i9O; short rib, 6.l0g6l215; short clear, $50
G665.
The Drovers' Journal reports: Hogs-Re-
lsGG4S5.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000; slow and weak; l5c
lower; exports, 6OOG6.5O; good to choice
shipping, 50065.9O. common to fair, 42OG
400; stockers, 3.5Otg4.OO; cornfed Texans, 40
Sneep-Receipts, 1901; best grades firm
common TO medium, 25OgS75 good to
choice, 3,75@i,50.
NEW YORK,
NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-Beeve Receipts,
1,65O of which 30 cars were for expectation
and u r-loads for C ty trade. slaughtered
direct, and 30 carloads for commission sales
men; ordinary to medium steers $40 G6.0i;
dressed beef firm; S.OOlgl0.00 for city slaugh-
tered sides, with carload of common west
ern essed selling 6.5007 81.
Sheep-Receipts, l,sOO; quiet at 400G5.70 for
sheep; 5.50q7 % for lambs
Flour dull.
Wheat lower; No. red, 9lG9is.; No. Q red
January, nominal; February, 0IG0l3I, clos
inggl March, 9s.G9S, closing 923s; May, $50
", closing 90
Corn lower; No, 4, 5l1l;No. ., 52s52l1; No
January, 5l9sQ52l$. closing 5lts; February
49esd5Ost closing l9ss; March, l5SS@5Ol., clos.
Ing igss; May, 40lqCG5O1s, closing 1917.
t1ee-OptiOns lower but fairly u tive:
Rio No.7, January, 790(G7sj; February, Of
&a95; March, S,lOSSl5; April, S2OGS "a; May
Sugar quiet but firm; granulated, 63I4a
Molasses steady and moderately active.
Rice-Demand fair and mar6et firm.
Rosin dull.
Turpentine dull at SOlI@3l.
Pork du'l.
Beef quiet.
Lard lower; spot, J 10 GTl5; February, 7.Osa
7.l6; March, 7l7G72i.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. -0ats-Westerr
higher; light supply; 1lld42
Cornmeal In moderate demand; 2GO.
Coffee quiet and unchanged.
straightforward active and higher: com
mon 10 & cd common, 33t61l 3 10; fair tC
fully fair, 4 3-lGdi9s; prime to choice, 4lSd
1916; yellow clarified, 5ltG5].; of white, 81
G5sS; choice white, 5lI.
Molasses in far demand steady and UNI
changed.
Rice-Demand active.
Other quotations unchanged.
Sight exchange on New York 100 per LOO
premium; sterling exchange, b. b., 4S2lt
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 20.-Wheat lower cash
$50; February, G9ls bid; May, 6GA.
Corn-fulur- lower; cash 3ijG3ll4; Jan.
wary, n; February, 800 bid; March, sos
May, 3l5s.
Oats dun and nominal; 90 bid.
The Live stock Indicator reports:
Cottle-Receipts, $50 slow and weak; 10 to
10 lower; exports, 5.501575; good to choice
shipping, 5.l5d5i1; common 10 medium, l'G5
feeders, 3.6DGiOO; cows, 2 10 $500.
Hogs ecelpts, 1909; WEAKER; i30l1i 30.
Sheep-heceipts, 725; steady; natives, 10
TO 100 pounds average, , 3OgilO