Omaha daily bee., 1891-12-06
Traders FAX.

CHICAGO, H., Dec. 5.ZCounseimrn & Day
to CocEreli Bros; Wheat opened steady and
II scarcity OF new outside business and cables
were discouraging to buyers. Private winter
wheat crop advises also warrant the eXggeletas
Statistician Do !ge the 18th inst. and some
speculative buying was done on that score:
itself out of the recent depression and
will no doubt find friends rapidly when
oats were weak and strong. by turns.
Provisions were depressed under May sa'es by
packers against January purchases ysster,
light, but it being Saturday the buying de
mand was small. Prices receded under the
market rallied in sympathy with grain and
closed easy ut u decline OF &c to l0c on pork;
4 an 6etter foTe PSlndi demand s1 a af next F wee x. n0S' anu
CHICAGO, Ill.,. Dec. 5.-Swartz, Dupee II
Mccormick to i. o. swartz & Co: Wheat
ton of bullish news next week. The worlds
wheat shipments Monday are expected to
decrease is also looked for in the amount on
passage next Tuesday. Aside from this il Is
vIipIIp make a poorer sbpowins on Winter wheaIt,
clearances from New York for the week of
grades and large sales at Minneapolis for
Shipment, all rail, also contr bnted to
ish farmers deliveries show, on ap
w Yea the price. the small receipts and
proportion of contract about forty-siX cars
and light estimates for Monday he ped
early loss about recovered. outsiders are
looking for a December manipulation. There
are, however, no reliable signs of any. Pro-
Wis ons have been dull the hight receipts of
hogs having II less bull effect than was ex-
pected. The, opening was fractlonally higher
and free offerings by packers the advance was
more than lost. The market closed hcayy.
j. Sands Commission cornpany: In sympathy
with cable advices wheat opened weak at g1c,
news a'v is boarish, but liz Inter receipts more than
counterbalances this. The worlds supply and
European wants are, again being discussed
and the general tendency is toward higher
prices. The government report for the time
being is Il check on the trade, no one knowing
what may come. For The good of the farmer
and in the interest of our export business, the
sooner this monthly, g~o.ernment gushing
ceases the better ~ has already aiI put
harvests are secured our government pro-
claims to the word what we have and the
have an increase in quantity in this coming
report, or a decrease, but until this is known
n not lingo after It comes out It IS %orrhlsss s' as
few il any believe it. Wheat we consider n
safe investment ut present prices. Corn fairly
active, with a good shipping demand. The
trading in May heavy. Little doing IN oats.
Provisions weak on large receipts Of hogs and
free selling by packers and the scarcity OF
Chicago. ILL.,, Dee. 5,-Kennett. Hopkins Il
p1biished some interesting Statistics on
wheat, contributes an article to a Chicago
paper in reply to Beer6ohm's late compilation
relative to the worlds wheat CROP, lie re-
Gently gave u similar exhibit ana he shows an
Official authority that Beerbohm has
Turkey, and Switzerland fully 81, 100000
6nshei, intimating very broadly that English
oah9S9F doyn If qsS"t r6 Rs espoFts last IN re week. o tG
wheat and -four were l,b75,OJU larger. from four
ATLANTIC ports, than previous. This doesn't in
The Pacific coast did q fair exporting business
and their indications are, that a large move
R Rssejb III the as nsaF fnt9 aTop may be e * tSls
season of the year, butlthe present may be an
exeePtionai season IN There was n%9thing IN
crowd was short ana didn't care TO stay so
rather bare OF offer. nzs and bid up prices in
doing SO. The, bid Is so light that
row iimIts as sGi"E so 4 %tfhla very very extra ari-
H 1t gas out Of t the rut, For the nSsq present It seems p%ii
to sell in as to buy. The old November corn
Clique is in position 10 milk the market
They naturally don't want TOO much com
pany, and II Is reasonably safe 70 assume
o onf ha teey sr wGn,d t h%y " i cad ad'e Of the 1 boxers
u few ;.iles In trying tobieep up with the pro-
cesslon. Feeders viii be rather slow to buy
have II delivered right away, and their en-
perlence with the November deal will cause
thom TO be rather cautious about selling 1t
short. The clique having the corn can sell on
the rallies, deliver IL out and buy back on
soft spots caused by these deliy-
within narrow limits in both corn and OATS.
In provisions the market opened strong on
smaller receipts of hogs than expected. but
the bulge was utilized by holders To realize on
estimates, ana this weakened prices. The
time will soon be when one can buy provisions
for a good advance, but now hogs are u little
too numerous.