The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-06

S tiI,,t, closing SIS; December, 80 s-,to5l..
sisS Nv ., ~ January, Al 81 to AVS clio, ing
Co1es--0ptions duh and 5es,lv s,ooa
w. No. MO spot, e,95: sales, $3.50 bags: No
yysmber, $50: December, SIS: Janmary a on.
M ussy o;so; March, CO TO ! 10: April
~ $40 70 10 May, 10 toZs0: June, I q.
whits' eStg ,a a n,drl nominal; refined dull
mould a, 6ss; confectioners' A, q as 70 e,
SSm ui Gu. ioaf and crushed, 7ls TO I IA: rem
uereu, u Sd to !; gran ulated. 7.Is foe
mmolas,es steady and quiet.
T avio,r l demand; moderate.
Turpentine lrm;37.
FORK firm; 9 80 to 10 co.
LARD higher and active; Western steam.
spot, 0 SJto 6S2lS; November. 625 10 2S.
Deceheer, go to Q 20; January, GS2 to $50
Ssp. LOUIS, Nov. observation-disclosures
,,oso; shipments, 400; steady with good
local demand auda fair Inquiry for me- me-
tlvI s sni pments; native shipping steers, "a
10 o'Oll; exporters, 5.25 TO 50; native hinton.
ets, W 10 4oo; mixed lots of butcberinc
~ 10 10 sou; Slockers and feeders 2,25
tV,fioi ieSas ana lndinns, .. 90 to3.4O.
Stsss accepts $3.50: active bub easier;
sheep Receipts 1900, shipments 500.
good muttors steady and firm; Others dull.
common TO medium, LIS to2.25: good r.
aoicse, = oJ 70 ,25; lambs, 2C0 10 IS; lex.
Oats very slow; No, Q mixed each ., ~.
May 30A N"'" 80 ~
Gornmeal steady, $50.
Mool lower; tnb-washed, % TO l23,f; un.
washed, II 10 2i%; Texas 10 10 33lS,
tr9Vlsions- Lard and bacon firmer;other
articles slow and quiet. '''N
IofK' 500 TO o,te, for old; 9 % for heavy
Lard, s.s5t s 30.
BUR meat--Boxed lots long clear, 4.75.
snort RIB, go; short clear, 5 l2tS TO 5a6
bacon-- Long clear, $40; short rib, 5S5 "a
o'no; short clear rs
hams, . 70 to 1000.
higher; November, O5k; DecembSr. gg3S.
January nl, %; May, 1861 to 1868. %
Corn steady.
Oats nominal
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov 5.--Flour quiet ana un.
Wheat opened to l3S higher, owing Ia
lighter receipts and wet we0ther, advanced
"a additional, declined z on large SELLING
nuctnRted ana closed 3-S higher than yes.
tefday; November, SGM to 81 IA, closed
go december, SS to $50, closed SSls 10
GO go -; January Ss2s TO so Ia. osed 1854 IL
eSzs; May, 20 3-S to g6Is, closed 95 3-S.
Corn firm feeling prevailed owing 70 nm
nsuaily Ilght fecei pts and bad weather; in
futures, interest centercl In ear delivery
ana the price advanced rathsriy sharply;
ne market closed Is higher for year, aud
70 y higher for the other options; cash
li@; November, 4OsS 10 4lIS, closed 4OM
yea, ~ 10 20, closing SS3i; May. SsA 10 80
Pork active aud firm Wirh stronger leel.
ing 'priees higher; cash, sac, to $50 fol
oid ana 90 TO 0 81 for new; November
CLOSED sos 10 S.lJ; December closed, s 4;
TO 6.s71
Lard'flrmer, to ~ higher, cash, s 05
10 b.0T@; Novem cor, ) p5 to 3 975S; Dscem-
I'll.
Boxed meats s,eady;dry saltod shoulders
4 90 10 ),
Afternoon board; Wheat stronger, \
higher. u
Coz. easy; Il lower for November.
Pork and lard unchanged.
& Drovers' journal reports Cattle recent.
1900; shipments, 20,t00; duh and weak
shipping steers, 3D. 10 800; stockers and
feeders, = W 10 3.6l; cows, bulls and mixed
% 10 $40; through Texas cattle, slow
2.SO to $40; Western rangers, weak: natives
AID alf'breeds $3.50 to i.SO; cows,2,dO to 200
Wlntered Texans, $50 to 800.
aoss-Recelpts, $1,000; market steady al
s % to3,7
Sheep Receipts, 900; market slow and
10 10 20 cents lower; natives, LIS to $40
western, l.s0 to . %; Texans, l. 20 to 90
lambs, 900 to 450.