The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-16
THE. BUSINESS WORLD.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO
CHICAGO June 10 Flour dull unchanged
Wheat orened Is lower, declined a, rallied
q, declined q, advanced l, fuctuatAd and
clostd under Saturday; June S65s to S7sS
closed S71s; July, SS1S 10 SS2l closed $50,
August, sos to 9l1s closed 9OA.
Corn slow and no features deyeloped. mar.
ket fluctuated within range "a to ", closed
about the same as Saturday; cash, AM IA
Az; June, AZ to 479s, closed AS; July, 49, to
4G5s, closed i6A; August, l6 to 461%, closed As,
to 10 and closed steady; cash 1920: July, III
to l0.271s; August, 10 22% to 1885.
Lard quiet; "a to lower early, but closed
firmer; cash, $50; July, t55 to G.b216; August,
6.65 to $40.
Boxed meats steady; dry sailed shoulders,
SS5 to 800; short rib, 5,52% TO 5.S5; short
Afternoon board Wheat steady and 4
higher.
Corn unchanged.
Pork higher
Lard 90 higher.
The DfoveTs journal reports: Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 7 500; market active natives S higher:
shipping steers, 80 h. 565; stockers and
feeders, $3.50 to 800: cows, bulls and mixed
24Uio 4.30; through Texas cattle. 100 cars on
sale; corn-fed, AGO to Also, grassers, $3.50
Receipts, $4,000; slow; slower; a.75
eep-Receipts, 1000; market steady; ma
tives, 2 40 10 TO 4.50; western, 500 to 90.
Texans, 50 TO $50; lambs per head, so to
AGO.
The Drover5 Journals special cablegram
from Liverpool quotes the supply large.
American cattle ~ lower best grades 1877
cents dressed.
ST LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June l5.-FlOur duh but un.
changed.
Wheat active, but very unsettled and
nervous; declined, q TO "a; early, reacted, *
to |; then fell OFF again, TO "a; but partially
recovered at the close and finished, "a to q
below. saturday; No. Pred, cash, 100; July,
LOGS to OPS, closing, l.t07S; August l.O2lt
to l,03h, closing, LOB Lid; September Oh
TO LOSS, closing l.0i.
Corn-slow, opened 4 better, but reacted
and closed, 3 to u under Saturday
No. mixed cash, as to 40; July, i4A TO
a.; August, 45 to !514; September, 1875 clos.
ing at The lowest figures.
Oats dull, No. 2 mixed cash, 32zs to 80;
August, 3i3z.
C0rnmeal quiet, $50.
Wool active and firm; tub washed, q 10 q:
unwashed, 10 TO 20; Texas, 10 to 2Oy5
Whisky steady, Liz.
Provisions very quiet and only O small
job trade done.
Pork, 1915 asked,
Lard nominal.
Bulk meat-Long clear, 5.39; short rib, $40;
short clear, 5 CO.
Bacon Long clear, soto $50; short rib,
5S5 to j.05; short clear, 6.l0 10 500
AT the afternoon board wheat was u
higher and corn unchanged.
Gait e-Receipts, 1890 steady, with a good
local and shipping demand; fair 10 choice
native steers, 4S0 TO SO butcher steers, %
TO J.75; mixed butcher stock, 3 10 to 4.25;
stockers and feeders, 35j to s.; grass Tex
ans, 3 10 10 $50; wintered Texans, 3 O0to 4.50
Hogs-Receipts, 5,l00; stronger and active;
$50 TO 400.
Sheep-ReeeiptS, l,40O; good grades scarce
and wanted, but common stuff dun; good TO
choice muttons, 3 % to 40; common to ne
dium, 2.25 to 500; Texans, l.75 to S25; spring
lambs, l.50 TO 250per head
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, June l1.--The Live Stock
Indicator reports. Cattle-Receipts, 1880;
best grade firm; con mon, dun and weak
exporters, 5l5 TO $50; good TO choice ship.
ping, 4O0 to5l0; common TO medium, 400 TO
AS; feeders, 4.25 TO 4.75; cows, 90 TO 400.
Hogs-Receipts 6lOO; market weaker and
slower, at $50 to $40
Sheep-Receipts, ia; market quiet; fair to
good muttons, go to SEQ; common TO me-
dium, 200 TO $50.