The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-11
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

ST LOUIS.
81, L9y Is, April N.-Flour firm; late adj
Wheat ctlye, unsettled; opened lower
and dec me OF ia to IL followed. This wes
recovered, but another break occurred s %Ss
the close was 4 10 rs below v, sterdey NJ
red, eS cash ~. to g9ls, CLOSING 0S Ma
w to igiSs eSing lOc9s June 1909 10 1923,
Corn OPS ntd lower, but advanced. then de-
clined and closed - 10 u higher Than vaetcr-
day. AZ e.. h; A 20 sl5s, closing 4I1S
6 Apr1il q u y losing 42}s May; ass to is
Oats higher md firm but slow 1888. bid cash ;
Torn me- ttong; 2.25 to 230
Wool, unchanged.
Viii ky siCuulCr at liz
Provisions easier. but not quotably lower
Pork, l2.So g III; u S7,t, June. ~"
Bulk meats quiet; long clear & II. sbo,.
rib, 8 20; short clear, Gas si'oi'
Bacon@o:long clear 65s; short rib %; short
Lard nomiraily csc to 6S5. So
AT the afternoon board wheat onsnad Ia,
ter and closed 10 y higher wv
Cattle-koytiits Is, 500; Scarce, firm and do
maDd largely cs cess of SUNNY. exnorts
$50 to. 5.75 totd 10 choice shipping. % 10
b.50; ialr 10 NE IN, 20 to 10; good Cole
RADIO steers sold, 80: native butehep steaSs
sold, 4 40 To 80; cows and heifers. 8a5 70 4 Ok.
cornied Texan. Ia 10 4,50 stoakers. sh0 -
400; feeder, 4. 10 ass. "'oV W
} Hogs-Receipt.. 500; ,actiye.! higbar ga
stronger; % TO ] 70. w"
sheep-Receiols ITO. active and Arm
fair to medium, 3,2j 20 1856; good to choice
400 to 40; 3poIts, $50 TO AIS
KANSAS CITY
kASsAs CITY, Apiit l0--The Live Stool,
Indicator reports: Cattle-Recelpts IA.
about steady; exports, Is to $50; good to
dlum, 4. IS 10 s.i0i tccders, 400 t, 4.4O; cows
275to 500 '0"S'
Hogs-Receipts, Az; closed weaker; LOO 10
$50. wv "
Sheep Receipts, So: quiet and unobanged
Wheat higher; cash, rs TO 7e: NAV H.
June, 1871 to 1874; July. S2lI 80
Corn al higher; cash S3A I'D; May, SiI bid;
Oats nominal; 81 b Il
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, April l0,-'fhe wheat market was
full OF excitement to-day, with heavy tra.
der active lhrougl out the entire session.
Flour steady and II m at the advance q
yesterday.
Wheat very active ard unsettled; opened
2 TO ! lower, rallied J, declined *, rose III
Iecedeu ana closed On the regular board ~
under yesterday; Avn, s0s4 TO s2lS, closed
to S9sz, closed SS3@. ''|4
Corn active with god shipping ir curry.
marker defined 70 early IN sympathy with
wheat, but recovered, advanced ~, receded,
fuctuated and closed q o q over Yesterday:
cash, 4012 to 1875; April, 3d., To Al, closed 1OL
May, ~ to 459s, closed Az; June, ~ to 10,
Pork active but lTreg1l r; declined % TO 80
early rallied 10 TO 20 and osed steady; cash.
1915 10 1920; May, 1910 to II 30, clos d l225
l2.2I1; June, 1920 to l2.I, closed 1926 to
Lard steady; only a slight change; cash, $50
to G.s2R; May, 6.95 to 7U2lt, closed 30 10
7021s: June, 1905 to 7.l21a, closed 7.O7lS to 10.
Bulk enthusiastically sailed shoulders, 4 80
to 6 o.
Afternoon board: Wheat ,losed easier and
"a lower,
Corn, - lower.
Oats, n lower
Pork, cents lower.
Lard, "a cents lower.
The DIOver's journal reports:
Cattle Receipts, 1890; shipping cattle
ers, 80 to 100; feeders, 4lOto w; Texans,
4.25tO 80.
Hogs Rece pts, 1900; opened higher and
closed W eak at $40 to $50.
Sheep Receipts, $500; mark ct active and
prices 10 cents higher; common to fancy, 2 rs
TO 800, principally 4 0OtO 475
NEW YORK
NEw YORK, April TO- Bee yel- Receipts,
1000; not enough to meet the demand, ana
yards were quickly cleared at an advance OF
20 10 Di some poor stockers d down to w
10 b.2n bulls, old COW and rough oxen, 800 TO
$50; common to piime steers, j.5i to $50.
sheep Receipts, 400; firm, end all sold
common 10 besl unshorn sheep, AIS TO b,25;
common to choice yrarliBg lambs $50 TO b 20;
ordinary clipped sheep, i25 TO I 10; spring
lambs soto 100 per aead
Flour very strong, and 10 10 ., higher.
Wheat-Spot lots weak, and Ia some cases
shade lower; streng tltned and rallied | to
2, closing heavy at ! 10 rs under outside
rates; No red 90; No. red, g63s to vs., ele-
yntor; No ., April, SCI 10 81, closing 08JS
MAY, 30 To ~, closing g7Is; June, 0S TO 100
closing %
Con-spot lots advanced y to J., closing
easy; options opened = t01s lowe, later adj
yanced = tpl, closing with ieactlOn of X TO
-; No. 2 52l4 10 50, elevator No. 2, April, 81
10 So, closing j2I5; May, 52A o 53lI, closing
81 June, So tO6S's, closing 6i5s.
Colc--Spot fai Rio quiet; options dull
and barely steady; sales, $50 bags; May,
7.2b; June, 80; July, Gi5.
Sugar 81 ads and quiet; centrifugal, 8 5-l6;
fair 10 good refining quoted at 0-lB to I ll-l6;
mould \, D 10 10; cut loaf and crushed, OK u
6I-lO; Cubes, S5a To 1-l6.
Molasscs unchanged; demand light
Flee steady; moderate demand.
Pork fairly active aud firm.
Beef quiet and unchanged.
Cut meats dull.
Lard nrcnod shade lover, later advanced
Slob points closing with slight reaction
spot 20; April, 72l TO 723; May, 7.26 to 100