The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-01-18

last year, ...''.
ST LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l7.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat opened hi sher decliled with fuc- |
tuations and clos d about as Yesterday; No. |
cred, S73zGSSis, cash and January; SSdSS3s, |
February; 9Ol yq9OA, March; 0r4@0l5s, May, |
closing at aside rate.
Com higher early in the day. then declined,
hut closed above yesterday; 36la@iBJs, cash; |
S63ta37l6, January &3sGSB5s, Fyb uary, &15
d$57s, Ma CHI; 3S}49SS24, May, closing at in.
'' oats higher but very slow; %, cash; a2@S2]s s,
Whisky steady ct LIP.
Cornmeal firm Mt 2,2J92.25.
Provisions nrm,
Pork, 1913 y.
Lard, 6.1MG.75.
Bulk meats higher but market not active;
long clear, 6.l5; short rib, B25; short clear,
$50.
Bacon-Long clear, 100; short rib, 7l2l5;
short clear, 7 37I5G74O.
Cattle-R ceipts 400; supply ve.y light,
and only local t,adr done.
Hogs Receipts, S,lOO, strong at 4.SOQ4 So
Sheep Receipts, 600; only retail trade.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. lG-Whoat steady;
cash, 63& bid; February o34 BID; May, SAG
Corn strady; cash, 3 x; february, ~ bid;
March 500; May, 81, sg3ZA.
Oats duii and nominal; ~ bid
Live Stock Indicator reports cattle receipts
1853; feeling strong, but supply not sufficient
to test the market; restricted by difficulty in
moving trains
Hogs-Eeccipts, 100; steady; 20Gl50,
Sheep Receipts, $50; steady; 275g3.2j fer
fair to good.
CHICAGO jan. H.-Flour firm and I'M
changed
Wheat easier, closing y un'er yesterday:
January, 70}{ GS03s, closed 19i4; February, sUtD
500, clos d sTGs0lE; March, 500 to Sl3s, closed
500 to sos; May Sj1a to SIS, closed St,2 No.
Corn strong ana higher, closed easier but
still a to 10 over vest rday; casa, 81 10 3S1s;
January, 49, to 1913, closed 3S44; Februai y,
80 to $685. closed SSls March, %]s 10 3S@s closed
3S14; May, All to ". closed Az to 4l3s
Pork quiet, but advanced l2I2; clos d
east r; cash, u l2lG@l2lj; Febr AIRY. l2l7i50
l2.221S March, l2211aa 1875; May, l2.i0al2GO.
Lard iifmer; advanced ~; cash, 6.SOG69O;
February, 6.oo@6.S7l2; March, 68jG7,0O; May,
Bulk Meats-Falr demand; shoulders, 4.S5
@4.90; short RIB, 6.l5G6,l714; short clear, $50
g6.5j.
The Drovers' journal reports:
HOgs-Receipts, 5000; active apd firm, 4.2-
@4SO; light, 4.90a45g; sfips,3 Cdi.25.
Cattle-Receipts, 200; every hing snow
bound; nomnally steady; eXaOr y, 6.O006,50
good to choice shipping 52jg6.0); stockers
3400400; feeders, A. 0G4 80.
Sheep-Recpitts, 800; br SIX demand: com
mon to fair, 2759325; medium, 33O93.8O
good, 40Ogi25.
NEW YORK, Jan. H.-Flour firm and un
changed
Wheat-s OF lots steady; op ions CLOSED
weak; No red, 0Ji4G9l; N Pred, 92G93
No. ? red, February. 99iRgaRs, closing 92.a
March, 9I1sg9l7s; May, Ol3s 1895, CLOSING
Corn-spot, halS high r; options opone'
1s,QA better, closed heavy, ad anced, an
lost; No. 3, b2052 4: No. 2, January, 1910
5234 closed, $50; February and March, 5l%0
5O33 closing 20 a; May, SOY sG5iss, clos ng 6Ol
Coflee-Spot fair; Rio quiet and un
changed; Opt MS dull ard slightly over
Sales, 1880; February, S.OlgS.lOi Nj arch, so
April, SIS; May, $ 41GS 80
Sugar higher aud Srm; Brazil, ~; fair L
COED refining quoted at 1910; refined ilrmer
q, 1905; extra G, ~; white extra 9, 57sQ
57-i6: yellow, 53s as lG; mould a, GA; stan
dard a, 81. conicct Oncrs' A. 5-l6dG Gu
loaf and crushed, az: powdered, ga d6ls
granulated, 6A cuhcs, G'5,
Rice-Demand fair ans market firm.
Rosin quiet.
Turpentine dull; 81 asked
Wo. quiet and unchanged.
Pork quiet and firm; 800.
Lard weak; spot, 40 10 .; January, f.l6(
7l0; February. lsMT22; March, 7.26gI3O.
Oats-Wcstern demand fair, and price
higher; 40.
Bacon higher and carcc; long clear, -
796.
Coffee quiet md unchanged.
SUGAR in good demand, steady and III
changed.
Rice in good demand, steady and VI
Cotton-secd oil, dun and unchanged.
Exchange, unchanged.