The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-08
rur WEEttY uEl,ALps THURSDAY NOVEMBER . 1888.

.,e,t,e, sales were light, which II ind
ssl,ye M A want Oi condolences w heller pr.
ess soon. In Liverpool Tho market Declined
frou t,Gi 10 9Of, and w the morning Whs
reported dull aud IN the evening unohang'
The Financial Chronicle says y y be.
lleved that he few large aud rich Liver.
pool brokers Who engross ths grtster phIt
ni the future business. In general covered
themselvea. when the failure Of their prih'
slpal appearsd unavoidable, but this can
ONLY have been done al the expense OF we
smaller firms, aud very likely there WI De
diaappoIntment 40 TO the tulllmehI
nj many OF such contracts.
Moreover. az futures were always lowor AZ
Liverpool than here, aud AZ timo'consiuera'
bly 10, many purchases wsre MADE ID lDht
market against sales here. For TINS reason
Manchester spinpers may lsl 10 ges 'ne
fore incur losses on bales or yarns covereu'
as thsy supposed, by such purchases OF lu-
tures and actual cotton will have to be 40
llyered on demand for shipment. All ih's
cannot fail to create much conius'o,;
For time therefore there VIII
probably ensue spasmodic movements
up and down, possibly with stendescy 70,
wards higher prices, for consumptiop wiz
continue as usual, while IL 10 presumsoIe
that, besides the compromises made, cor,
, tam amount OF the heavy short sales VIII
yet have to be covered.
Now that the strain is taken on the
market by the failure OF this extensive
operator who set no limits to n2s
transactions, gradual return 10
normal state may be expected, not
probably attended by occasional ups ana
downs. The present disorganization is 80
great that more time may be required 1or
! liouidation than il generally anticipated,
and new victims may possibly be drawn
| into the vortex, who as yet hope to escape
| Al present the trade is waiting for deVel-
opments on November 10, when OCTOBER
contracts must DO settled. But that may
not be the end, for who can tell now iar
aud to what extent engagements run iheo
the latter months? ~,
chicago Produce and Provisions-The
chamber Of commerce closed to-day at
O'clock. Wheat was fully 1 cent higher
than Yesterday. December closed at 979
and January st. 9S2. December corn ives
from "a e7S above the close last evenir &
bringing AZ 3 4. January went up l. q ce.Y
and brought AZ "a The receipts OF gram
TO- dav were: wheat 81 800, corn 1877, 475. oats
1S4755 The shipments were: wheat ILL.,.
337, corn l20,638 oats 1913 754. Last year ~
this date the receipts were: wheat LIZ 10,
corn sc. 32S, oats SO, 640 The shipments on
that dav we're: wheat 62 SOB, corn 265, l29,
oats 112 DAT. Mess pork was oil IL cents
for Decemb Der and cents for January, The
former month CLOSED at 1877 IL and the
latter at 1l471-2. December lard was not
changed from last evening, 1877 IL while
January declined 2 IL cents and SOLD ior
745.
In st. Louis wheat gained "a since last
evsning. both for November and December,
the former month bringing OF SO and the
latter 1.O31 IL. Novem Der corn declined
So and sold for A SO, while December
ysinsd is and brought AZ 7-S. November
corn lost IA and sold for IS IA, and D.
Gem Der declined l.8 and closed at q 4.