The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
GENERAL REVIEW.
EXAMINER OFFICE, WEDNESDAY,

EXAMINER OFFICE, WEDNESDAY,
> Nov. IL, 1875.
Cotton has declined ILL In New York
/; and is unchanged In Galveston. More cot
ton has been received this week so far thai
any previous week. The receipts on Mon
day and Tuesday were seven hundred bales
Very little remains In stock, and the ship.
ments are about equal to the receipts
Flour Is dull, at unchanged rates, and
wheat and other small grain are In demand
with very small receipts. The last 81. Louis
quotation for No. 2 Winter Wheat is $780,
An unusually active trade In hides has
marked the transactions of the week Dry
Flint, selected, i4c.; Galveston, lGc.
Bacon Is still high and scarce, though the
| killing season has commenced at the West.
Hogs in St. Louis are quoted from ESQ to
$40 per cwt.
Vegetables and fruit is abundant at very
moderate prices.
The general business has been unusually
heavy.
Weather clear, wind north; q heavy frost
this morning.
Grain-wheat, red 81 O5, white 81 10.
Oats. 45c. Corn 65c. Hay, 20.
Hides.Green, Bye. Flint, l2Nc. Dr" |
Cotton--Low Ordinary, &c. Ordinary,
ding. 10c. Middling, l0ac.
GALvEsToS.- Low Ordinary, SIC. |
Ordinary Toe. Good Ordinary, IlSc. |
Low Middling, liXc. Middling. 1899. 1
ST. LoUIs.-I.ow Ordinary, &C.. Or
binary, II; Good Ordinary, u. Low
Woodbury., 10 to l5c. Clean, ~ to
&c. Galveston. ale. st. Louis, &c. |
New York, $50.
Breadstuffs-Flour per cwt., $500 to
$3.50 Per Dbl. $500 TO 5000. Meal,
Grocerles-Lard, lsc. Bacon, IKE.
Hams, 1880. Sugar.cured, lsc. Molas-
SEES, GO to soc. Sugar. brown, ii TO 12lfc.
White,12,S to 14c. Coffee, "a fto27c. Salt.
per sack, $2.65. Dried apples. lie. per
IL. Green, t5 to 50 per Dbl. Eggs,
zoe. Butter, zoe. Potatoes, t3.6oGs4.O0
per Dbl.
Tobacco-Plug, is to 75c. Twist, ca to
SOC. Fine cut, Is to Soc.
Whisky-Corn, western,tl.D to sl.40.
Kentucky. $3.50 to 81. Robertson
County, s2.bO to 1850.
Lumber-Lumber, so TO s27. Shin
giles, $3.50 to e..
Beef Steers-ordinary, sl4. Good
Ordinary. sl5 to SIS. Prime, $50. Hogs,
gross, 4c.; nett, &c. st. Louis, Texas
beeves, S2.75 TO $t.l2per cwt.
Gold-Buying, ia; selling, ll5.
Silver-Buying, ITO; selling. Ill.
Bank discount, ~ per cent
Country Produce-Sweet potatoes,
per bushel, 75c. Peaches-diied,l 3c.
Onions per bu., e. so. Lard, 15c. Hams.
lie. Bacon, l5c. Chickens, 20 to 25c.
Turkeys, soc. Pecans, per bushel, 81.
Goobers, lOc. per lb.
Bagging and Ties-Bagging,l 10 to 1917.
Ties. DC.
Freights-Cotton, per bale to Hous-
ton, 1915; to st. Louis, $3.50; 10 New
York, via Galveston, per steamer,
81 so; insurance, per cent. via ST.
Louis, all rail, 5000. Other country
produce, per cwt. to ali points per 100
miles, 13c.
Amount of cotton received since
August 10, 400 bales.
Under the new national classification
adopted by the Galveston Board of
Trade. Oct. Texas cotton will rate
u grade higher than under theold elias
sification.
The tax and inspection on hides has
been abolished by hction of the courts.
Cotton coming in rapidly. Flour
higher. Bacon and other meat pro
duets higher,
Hide unchanged. Corn and meal in
demand. Wool commands exception
ally high prices.