The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-13

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l2.-The arbitration COM
mittee which has been receiving testimony
in connection with the November corn deal
for several days past, reported to-day, nam
ing sixty cents fiat as the price at which
the particular contracts under considera-
ton should be settled. 1t is understood
that not only parties directly interested in
the arbitration, nut all concerned in the
deal will accept the terms, and about 400
600 bushels be thus closed up.
FAILURE.
NEW YORK, Dec. III. A. & W. A.
Sweeney, bankers, have assigned. Liabil-
tiles, $4,000.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
New YORK, Dec. 12.-Money to s ;
prime mercantile paper, 81 bar silver,
LODI; exchange strong, $50! long, Sil !;
sight, 81; governments generally UNI
changed.
New YORK, Dec. 12.-stocks since II
o'clock nave been generally active and
weak, and AFT er an advance Of | per cent. in
Houston Il Texas Central and a slight i'm
provement IN the general list, prices fell Off
to il per cent.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, Dec. l2.-[Closing Report l.
Flour quiet but steady, Wheat dull and
prices shade lower; regular 0ia, Deem
Der OF to 0ls, January; No. . red winter,
9lf to 9lB. Corn active but lower; 53l to
j3s, cash, December or January. Pork
active but lower; SIPS to $3.50 cash
$l13j to $l73S, January. Lard active but
lower 10 60 cash 1851 to 10 GO, January.
Bulk meats easier shoulders, 81 short
ribs, ol5 short clear, go. Whisky
tirmer SLY.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
New YORK, Dec. IL Closing Report. i
Wheat, cash, steady; options, ! TO ] lower;
No; = red, $l,B to sl.O6! steamer No. .,
SLO6i to Sl.0Si No. 2 red, $l0St to $10Ss
Corn unsettled ! to % lower No. 3, 59I to
CO. steamer Ga; No. 2, 1872 to 7ll. Coffee
firm fairly active. Sugar quiet and I'M
changed. Molasses dull and unchanged.
Pork steady and unchanged. Beef quiet
and unchanged. Cut meats nominal; long
clear, 10. Lard stronger; 1920 to III.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
ST LOUIS, Dec. r. Closing Report l.
Cattle scarce and firm; good to choice
heavy shipping steers, $i.75 to So so, light
ditto, 1919 TO 81 80; fair to good butchers
stock, 1925 to 1910; no Texans. Sheep
lirmer; native muttons; $500 to $50; Tex
ans, $3.50 to Si,O0.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN ANpLIvE sToCg.
KANSAS CRY, Dec. r. Closing Report. |
NhVW Ntuhi NJ. = Icu, ~ 10 ibA. corn
weaker; i0l. Cattle receipts, 1880; low and
weak; native steers of 400 pounds sold NJ
81 So cows, 81 90 20 $50, cash. Sheep re.
ceipts, 600; slow; So 90 to 1910.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
ST. Louis, Dec. l2.-LClosing Flour
dull and unchanged Wheat, cash and
year steady; other options lower; No. red
% to 0j. cash; 05t year; 06I TO 969, Janu.
AIRY. Corn lower but active l9I to i9s,
cash; ~ to 49,, year; iSI to l9s, January.
Whlskey lower at Sl,l3. Cornmeal quiet
at $40,
NEW ORLEANS GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. FL Closing Report |
-Cornmeal tirmcr mt So Hay, demand ac-
tive ordinary, Sli to $l7;primc, SIG ia $40.
Fork quiet and weak; quoted at $l7.75.
Bulk meats, fair demand but at lower rates;
shoulders, packed, q; clear ribe and long
clear, %. Coffee in fair demand Rio cargoes,
common 10 prime, 6 to 0l. Molasses iirmcr;
centrifugal, q toi3, common, 80 to 3S fair,
40 to IL; prime TO choice, Is to 81. Bran
dull and lower, held at % to $l.00. Others
unchanged. Exchange unchanged,