The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-29
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS


e7 LOuIs, March 2S.-Flour unchanged
Sheat opened lower, advanced, tiucluated
and closed "a to " above yesterday;
Sn'Q red, S61e@S6(4, cash; SS}ss914, May;
@aelI, June, closing at top figures.
., Corn s5 s9o4 March $sll, April; $SssSS,
' osis inactive; s2Agss, cash; s2}1sS2sS,
Whisky steady, LII
rornnieal tirm, 2,2592.S0.
Provisions uull, very little uohe'
I polS mtats-LoDg clear, 6l0; short rib,
al. short clear, $40.
W. pISa'cSon-Long Gle n, $50; short rib, 6.65 to
6;0 short clear, b.SIa.
Lard, . TO- eoo.
.o,s nominal; good TO choice shipping, SOS
4 SG0: common TO medium, 4,50 TO 500;
S1tchers' steers, 400 TO AIS; cows and hefers,
sStol25; corn-ied Texans, 400 to 4 50.
'Togs-Receipts, 800; slow; lbs to i.75.
Sheep Receipts, 200; scarce; only local
ir,de done at previous prices.
KANSAS CITY.
r.vsAs CITY, March q. -Wheat lower.
ash o. bid, April $50, May 7ssto 67l5.
Corn lower, cash 3lls, April S2l4, May 33l1.
0als dull and nominal, 500 bid.
The Live stock Indicator reports
e-Receipts, i25; steady exports $40
n54, good TO choice shipping 4.SO TO 5.l5,
Nnlnlun 10 medium o. 10 4.SU, feeders 400 to
tJ cows 8 w TO 3Tu.
Receipts, 1900; steady; 4.2O to AS.
sheep Receipts, AN; steady; fair to good
nuttons go to 325; common to medium l50
p25.
CHICAGO, NJ arch Is The DroveTs' journal
rIOrts Hogs Receipts, 800 slow, closing
ito 10 lower; 4.3OG4 50.
Cattle Recei pts, 5000; fairly active; good
rades steady; ,05 to ,2G0 pounds, 4.i0G5.0O;
igOto 800 pounds, 5000 80.
sbeep-Receipts, 2OI; Strong; common to
Medium $50 al %; good, i,S5GI.75.
Flour quiet and tirm.
Wheat averaged lower but closed strong;
aly declined "a, advanced ia, huctuated
ind closed q higher than yesterday; March,
;g,g7i5s, closed IA April, 1914 OTIS, closed
IA; May, Sl4gS2}s, closed SEA- No 2 red, 80
~, cash.
'Corn-Fair demand, unsettled, declined l,
.ut later advanced 5y and closed 4 under
ysserday; cash 81 sl0iOH; March or APP II,
f4gS75s, closed SI5s; May, ll9sgl236, closed
Pork-Fair demand, declined 10 to 10; cash,
Aljto 1920; April, l2.l5; May, IL 20 to 1926.
lArd-Quiet, ~ TO lower; cash, 6.So; May,
tQtO 695.
Bulk Meats-Fair demand and steady;
th0ulders, 4 30 to 1880; short ribs. 6.l0 to 6l5;
short clear, 6,5j to $40.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Marcn 2S,-Flour firm and
Unchanged.
Wheat spot grades shade stronger; OPP
tIors opened weak "a TO n lower, suisse
oueniy reacted "a TO IA, closing Off outside
Agures; No. red, S7lGSg34; No. red, 9lACG
gi No. ID, April, "ssS9lA; May, $3.50
Corn-spot a shade easier; options opened
kto5z lower and closed firm with decline
recovered; No. 3, 50; No. ., 4g5s to ilI4; Nc.
March, 1877 10 B.; April, 1873 10 5Oy4i May, 5Oh
"cTcffee-spot sfair; Rio nrmer: s7s; op.
tons uultt and slightly higher; sales, 1850
bags; April, 80 to 40; May, 7i5; June, ~
sugar quiet, but steady c ntiimgh, SIG
yellow, ~ TO "a.
MOla ses quiet 8nd unchanged,
Rice .teady and mOdrr ,tely active.
Tallow dull; 8 1918 to6.
Roin steady
Wool dun and heavy; domestic fleece, - tC
E;puled, II to 10; Texas, 10 to 20.
Pork steady; 800 10 l32l
Lard lower; spot, 30; April, III to Ll6i
May, 22toi.2l
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2S.-Flour In lai
demand and frmer; Fancy, 1876 TO 40; FIX
Ira Fancy, 100 to 40; WI ter wheat patents
$50 To y; Minnesota p. r., 8 81 to 575
sugar in fair demand, but lower; suppl!
good, 21l.
Bulk meats quiet; shoulders, pack Il, 40.
COEce duh ana unchanged.
Sugar steady aud unchanged.
MO.asSes steady and unchanged
ice iicady and unchanged,
Others unchnr gel.
Sight exchange ON New York, COOPER 100
premium.
Sterling exchange, b u iSiH.