The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-07

stock yard firm, have failed for $40 600.
They had been doing a commission bust
ness in live stock, on trust, for two years.
A few unfortunate shipments to New York
caused the breakup.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6, ll:30 a. m.-The stock
market opened dull but strong, at an ad-
vance from yesterdays closing of to per
cent, the latter for Northwest. During the
early trade the market was dull and irregu-
lar, with general upward tendency, and
at ii O'Clock had advanced to / per cent,
New Jersey Central, Northwest, st. Paul,
Union Pacific and Rock Island being the
most prominent.
NEW HoRx, Dec. 6.--Money to g. clos.
ing offered at 3; prime mercantile paper. q
oS; exchange steady, 1851; sight, 4.SII; 3
per cents, l.O2t; extended SIS, l.Ol9; AS,
coupons, lrl3B; As, coupons, l.20s.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
New IoRK, Dec. G.-[Noon report. l.
Wheat to lower, dull and heavy.
NEW YORK GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
NEW York, Dec. 6.-[Closing. Flour
dull. Wheat, cash lots, toI lower op-
tons, to 4 lower; No. 3. red $l05} to
SlOG steamer No. ., red, $l.0G No. 2, red,
$iO13 to 81 Ol. Corn opened to Il lower,
subsequently recovered; No. 8, 575 to $50
steamer, II to ~; No.. 70 to rs.
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
ST. LOUIS, Dec, 6.-[Closng Report. l.
Cattle, better feeling, but little doing; the
Texans arriving are poor and range 1915 to
S5.o0; season about over; natives slow 81 to
$l.75 for light shipping; 80 to $3.50 tor
heavy. Sheep quiet; native muttons, So 25
to SIPS.
KANSAS CITY GRAIN, PRODUCE AND LIVE STOCK
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 6.-[Closing, Wheat
firm; No. 2 red, rs! to 79i. Corn steady;
4O3. Cattle weak and unsettled; native
steers, 100 pounds average, sold at $4.1J;
cows, $3 to SO 80, native Texans. Sheen
unchanged, So to $3.50.
ST. LOUIS GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
81, LOUIS, Dec. 6.-lClosing Flour dull
ana unchanged. Wheat lower; No. . red,
Wy to 9ls, cash. 9il year; 96I to 96l, Janu-
airy; 0Ss to 9Si, February. Corn lower, 5Os
to 81, year; 400 to 400, January. Cornmeal
lower $40, cash Whiskey steady; 81 III.
Pork firm; jobbing, Sl7,59 Bulk meats,
better feeling but unchanged; loose shoul.
uers, %; long clear ribs, Oh short clear,
80; small packing lots sell lower than these
prices, but very young meat. Bacon slow,
lO,; short rib, II, short clear / % to II 30.
Lard quiet; 1886 asked.
NEW loRK, Dec. 6.-[Closing Report l.
Coffee, dull and unchanged. Sugar, duh
and unchanged. Molasses, demand iair
market tirm New Orleans, 40 to 81. Rice
in fair demand. Pork, firm and unchanged
Cut meats, dull and unsettled; long clear
middles, 10. Lard, nominally Unchanged
II. 40.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,
CHICAGO, Dec. 6-[Closing Report l.
Cattle weak and unsettled; good TO choice
shipping, 1910 to 49, common tn fair, a to
S5i butchers passable, active; 500 to 81;
Texans So 50 to $3.50. Sheep slow and
weak; medium to good, So 80 to 81; choice
to extra, IA % to $3.50.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCER,
CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-[Closing Report. l.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat weak
and quiet; regular u December; 05h to 95s,
January; No. red 93l. Corn irregular !;
on, cash 55s to 55l, December 55I TO 55!,
January. Oats fairly active and a shade
higher 36s to SGT, cash; $50, December f.;
Shs, January. Pork unsettled, but gener.
ally lower Sl7,45 to $3.50, cash: Lard,
firm 1904 to 1870, December. Bulk
meats fairly active and u shade higher !;
shoulders, 81; short rib, 8 so; short clear,
v6l. Whisky steady and unchanged at
T,T.