The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-28
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
KANsAs CITY

tisIN 4SPuIVs' CuJlle-hecelptS, 2,2S1
natives weak grass range demoralizef
export, steers, $50 to $40: good 10 choic
shipping, 30 10 l5;i common to medipn,
~ 10 AGO; stoekerS and feeders, $3.50 +
o4v; grass Texas steers, $50 to 3G5.
loWe WEI 0 I5;f 10 III "'l0i weak to
Sheep Receipts, 1910; quiet; fair to goo,
mnttons, 90 to 300; common TO medium
& 1.5O to22j.
Wheat steady cash, 7O}s bid; September
3 ~, October, "A IL; November. M
Corn stronger; cash SO bid; Sentenbor
335s bid; year. 26l& bid.
oats st onger; % to 1885.
ST. LOUIS.
st. LOUIS, Aug. n .-Cattle-Recelpts
i,iOOi better feeling and more dispositior
to operate; prices steady; native shippin,
steers 4 80 20 so; Colorado steers, 1 az ~
o.oVi h,tlve butcher sells, 500 TO 4.0J; mixe(
nOts CT ouieheriug stuff, 80 TO 8 so: gras,
Ie94Ssns, z ~ to $50; Indians, ? 80 to AGO.
hogs-- Receipts, 1900; active; 90 to 4 30
Sheep. Recslpts, / 700; best grades cad y
poor grades dun and not wanted; good ia
cholce muttone, 800 to 60; common Ia
lalr 2COto2 70; lsmbs. 80 to %,
Flour unchanged
wheat opened about steady then do.
cl1ned u to "a, but soon reacted. advances
lcent and osed y TO 81 above Saturday
No. 2 red, cash, SO to 9O34; August, S9IS; Sen.
em6er, S04 TO 30; October 0lI4 to 02IS; No
w., neno 10 VA december, 9iM, market clos
Corn slow, but nrmer; NO. 2mixed, cash
aOT TO ~; September, 40A year, 3S7s TO IN.
Oats firm and higher; no. mixed, cash
23x to %, August, 1875
Cornmeal quiet; 200
whisky steady; IS
Wool unchanged
PROVISIONS stronger and more done
! Pork, 0.45 To $50.
Buck wheat Gar lots, I. o, D., long clear.
b.6O; short rib, 8 so; snort clear, Q %
BlgOn--lggnJ rlpqV Il IN 10 n Ii.
900 10 ~; short clear, $50 to- 20
Hams, 1000 10 1850
Az afternoon b0agd wheat was excIted
ana higher; August, 30; September, eO5s;
Corn, 1rni but dull
Oats, neglected
CHICAGO
CllcAGc, Aug. 2.-Flour quiet and I'M
Wheat-Speculatly demand goad. and
market stronger; opening prices 4 to Y
lower Dut quickly advanced l5s, reacted
and closed | higher than yesterday; Au-
gust, 1873 10 81, closed sos; September,
2gH TO sy5$, c.ose1 sos; October, Sl36 to S27s'
closed S2A to S25si November, SS3s to s.,
Corn-There was a fair demand and mar
ket stronger; prices iluctuated within n
range ois to y and closed higher; cash,
AZ 70 as; August, AZ to as, closed 44l4
70 4i3i sept mber, 49, to a 49, closed Az
& avs Noy mbor 1914 to 1917, closed 49,
PORK 10! yuJd lower, declined 10 to rs addi-
tional and closed steady at inside figures:
cash, S S17S o 1905 September closed .S2J
100 70 81 Oel ODER 6! closed 30 to soy; Novem-
Der closed $50 to SS7j4.
Z Lard ,stsady; cash, 9 % toes; septem-
to $50
Boxed meats firm; dry-salted shoulders.
9,U0 TO 40; short RIB, $40 tO5.75
Afternoon Enur1 Whant 90 "A
higher; corn, q TO 9s higher; pork, 8
higher; lard, % higher.
The Droyers' Journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, 1850, the largest on record; mar
ke6 ~ TO ~ coats lower; shipping steers,
to 60; stockers and feeders 2.75 To-
y 20; cows, bulls and mixed, 70 10 $50;
through Texas cattle, 10 TO % cents lower
AT 40 10 3.bOi western rangers dull; 10 TO %
cents lower; natives and half breeds, b. rs
io9 90; COWS 40 TO 80; wintered Texas,
at late hour.
n Hogs-- receipts, 1900; market weak
common lower gt2 ~ to $50.
Sheep Receipts, 800: SOW; natives, :. GO
toS.S1; western, 90 to 500; Texas, lis 10
3G); lambs, per head, 90 to 500
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Elour heavy and
easier, but closing firm.
Wheat firm; higher; steamer No ., red,
$50; No. 2, red, S25i; elevator, 81 IL; No. 2,
@skNo.t lANiAiAitAit co. tlfpAtl4NtIg ulia 10
closing, 052s.
Corn iirm; 81 l-2 to 5i9S, anoat; No. o
August, 90; closing. So; September, 63l4 10
% l.2i closing, 81 -; october, 5l9S to SO;
closing, 81.
Conee-spot fair; Rio firmer, s9z to s l-e;
Optioi less active and higher; sales, 10, :
bOO bags; August $50 to SIS; September
s.65 To 9 20; October. GO to $40; November,
$40; Decembor,b 50 10 6.S5,
bugar-Stronger and fairly active; fair 10
good refining 5N 90 81; refined tlrm, fairly
actlyei white, extra c, B. to5 l5.lB; stRnd-
ard A,6A.
Molasscs quiet
Rice steady, demand fair.
Tallow quiet
RoSin steady.
Turpentine steady, 35.
Pork firm; spot, 1850.
Lard opened lower reacted, closing
strong; spot, $50 to 6,6j: September, ESQ 10
b.6; October $50 too g.,
Beeycs- pts, 40 car loads; no de-
mand
Dressed beef dull at6M to for Texas and
Colorado Sides, aud AZ to gx for natives
Sheep Receipts, e,0CJ; sales slow at Of
10 AOQior sheep and : 90 To eco for lamts.