New-York tribune., 1883-12-20
TIE cmcAGO MARKETS STRONG.
ADVANCE IN WHEAT. ColN, OATs, FORK hND LARD
-RECEIPrs or CuHN ASD WHAT.
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lET TELEGRAPH IT, THE TmBUNE.i
CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-lt was another "bull =
day. There were startling Features great Duying
aud 40 great selling; there were, far ~ f.
apparent c0nsplracles concoctci, and no
speculative secrcts were disclosed. Prices simply
went up. slowly. pretty steadily. and quietly.
Wheat tn night is y cent higher than Last Might, Ia
cent oats q higher. PORK s. > cents barrel; Lard
and rib. about cents per hundred po1nl- higher The
.ns too have not zrd they point az this hour ust
they did tweuy hours TO an advance In every
thing There was story here today that the same
New York crowd which whlrlcd December corn up from
a. cents about CENTS going 20 make another
spurc ln January. orders had been received. It was
sald. for the purchase Of 100000 bushels Mos-rs.
schwartz Dupcc large buyers Oi corn to-day. but
not larger than Baker Goa Hobbs. The advance was
so general to-day that it Is hard to say what led.
The bears In tonight charging that II would
have gone down n had for the support by
The wheat PIT aud the bears in wheat that tins grain
would have gone to pieces 81 II had been Tor sympathy
with corn. TIE small rcccpt--ouly III ears of
wheat and 296 Of cOrn-wcre the chief influences The
postncs showed big falling on from yesterday, and
tuls what the bulls" have all along been onising 2
aud the bears" al along been predicting would not
occur figures to-day rcdOund'd very much In favor OF
The party higher prices VIII the rcepis continue TO
fall on over this IL the ting OF The loadng- Of
gram IN the country which are furnished certain OF
the railroad officials show falling on The receivers say
that their Id vices tuIt the receipts OF wheat vii be-
fore lone drop about 100 dag, but re-
crpt- ~ there wide difference opinion even
among the houses which make business Of htniliug
cash gram Ihcae WiI depend good doIl upon The in
spcCtion. VIII the IUes be- little clsed, cnbulh say
NJ I'm corn which gfldcs AT 81 L1s There has been
lr u-pic0n that comm SiOncr Braincrl being iG-ntl
a with bcau-hly inclined crowd duf operators nIg
possibly b. Influenced to e,e the inspection. me
Inch fails to grade NO3 here, matter how aud
rejected, sells about under The contract
grade The falling Oh I'm the receipts the only
cause for the adytnc
The temper OF specuatDrs Is becoming more and more
"bulish." LISTERS success In "buIng" provisions
despite attempts Of the packers stop TIE adv Inrc
up and "bulng their specialtcs. Now all the crowd
appear 10 bc a. work. Baker and schwartz X Dlprc
corn Lester and others provisions Hobbs aud others
IN wheat Cudihy and stevens SELLERS provisions
to-day but only after there had been large advance,
yet provisions closed the top ngmres ~ the day
although every In the prOysiO crowd felt 10 was
ArmOrs Pork that was being put out This started out
10 be-" provision broker magnificent srAsOn
the packers. They all likely tO be disappointed
They couLted upon Accent hogs. They paying cents
for thcin aud g'ttug pools without avail
aud sold deal OF IL to depress market
after usual fashion The market both for hog prod
uctS and hogs went up. UnWcstonably some Of the
packers have been great losers instead Of they should
be great winner. This Is the hr,t I'm the history
the trade that the insiders have been ccccd In provisions
This the packers have been the sheep"
january wheat closed tonight al FL O7as. Nav at
81 O7;s; the curb" ls higher January corn al
May at G2ec, and lsc higher the curb" February
pork stopped at Tl4 s7l2 February lard 80 l2 The
Board Will acjouln over irOm Saturday 10 Wednesday.