The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-09

GENERAL REVIEW.
ExAnlsrn OFFICE, WEDNESDAY,, |

EXAMINER OFFICE, WEDNESDAY,
Dec. 8, 1915.
The market for cotton has remained firu
with unchanged prices and regular de
mand. There has been an advance In The
Waco market, and all the cotton offered has
been bought readily, some lots bringing II
to NE, About one thousand bales have
been shipped in the last three days.
There has been an active trade In hides.
Lumber has slightly advanced, and there
has been a largely increased demand,
Wheat is quoted at sl.31 In st, Louis, and
flour has declined Flour in our own mar
keis is dull and prices irregular.
Bacon has declined 1875 for clear sides In
81. Louis, and lis4 In Galveston. There IL
no stock in the Waco market. Hogs have
also declined iu st. Louis, and are dull at
s6.70Cd7.00 per cwi.
The Waco market is well supplied with
onions, Irish potatoes, cabbages, turnips,
apples and oranges, but no sweet potatoes
have offered for some time.
Com is coming in freely, and there's quite
a lively trade in Pecans.
The general trade. Wholesale and retail,
has been large.
Weather clear, wind north
Grain-wheat, red 81 10, while u Is.
Oats, soc. Corn 15c. Hay, ~.
uides-Grcen, bxc. Flint, IKE. nr'
Sailed. 10.
Couoi,--Low Ordinary, &c. Ordinary,
&c. Good Ordinary 0Kc. Low Mid.
ding, i0Ic. Middling. He,
GALv EsToN.- Low Ordinary, shc.
Ordinary Zoe. Good Ordinary, Inc.
81. Louis.-Low Ordinary, Dc. Or
linary, H.. Good Ordinary, IL. Low
aid,iiing, l2Ac. Middling, l2l1c. ~
wooi-Burry. ~ 20 be- Clean, ~ TO
2Gc. Galveston. ale. st. Louis, Gc.
New York, Sc.
Breadsiufrs-Flour per cwt., $500 To
$3.50 Per bbi.. $500 to 5000. Meal,
UOc. ...II f.....| f.-
Grocrries--l.ard, $50. bacon, IKE.
Hams. 1890 Sugar cured, lSc. Molas-
SEES, GD to JD,. sugar, brown, IL to l2]$c.
white, l2b5 To he. Coffee, "A l1toEc. Salt.
pei sack, S2G5. Dried apples, 10. per
III. Green, 81 10 ~ per bbl. Eggs,
20c. Butter, 2Oc. Potatoes, $35Ot9t4.W
per Dbl.
Tobncco-Piug,5 IS To 75c. Twist, G9 to
SOC. Fine cut, 10 to Soc.
Whisky-Corn, wcstern,tl.D TO $40.
Kentucky, $3.50 TO g.. Robertson
County. ESQ 10 $3.50.
Lumber-Llmber. s20 TO t2T. Shin
giles, sG.b0 to q.
Beef Steers-Ordiilary. tl4. Good
Ordinary, SIS II SIS. Prime, so. Hogs,
gross, 4c.; nett, c.. st. Louis, Texas
beeves, 81. GOto s4.l5per cwt.
Gold Buying, ia; selling, ll5.
Silver-Buying, 10: selling. Ill.
Bank discount, ~ per ceut,
Country Produce-Sw.et potatoes,
per bushel, 81. Peaches-diied, l3c.;
Onions per bu., e. 50. Lard, 15c. Hams.
Ice. Bacon, l5c. Chickens, 70 to 2c.
Turkeys, SOC. Pecans, per b'ishei, ".
Goobers, Toe. per Id.
Bagging and Ties Bagging,lb to lsH.
Ties, gc.
REHABILITATION, per bale TO Hous-
ton, 1878: to ST. Louis, $3.50; TO New
York, via Galveston, per steamer
q. 80; insurance, ! per cent; Via 81.
Louis, all rail, 5000. Other country
produce, per cwt. to ali points per ioV
miles, he.
Amount OF cotton received since
August - 900 bales.
Under the new national classification
aduptcd by the Galveston Board OF
Trade, Oct. Texas cotton will rate
n grade higher than under theold cias-
sliicatiou.
The tax and Inspection on hides has
been abolished by action OF the courts.
Cotton coming in rapidly. Flour
higher. Bacon and other meat pro-
ducts higher.
Hides unchanged. Corn and meal IN
demand. Wool commands exception
ally high prices.