The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-12-11
FINANCIAL AND oomMEnoIAL.
GENERAL REVIEW.
EXAMINER OFFICE, fRlDAr,

| EXAMINER OFFICE, FRIDAY,
Dec. 10, 1875.
Cotton has advanced one sixteenth in Liv
erpoo,y and oue-sixteen,h on spot in New
York. The general market has strength
ened, and there Is an increased demand,
most favorable symptom at this time In N,
fseason The receipts at Waco have beer
larger than any previous week, and sale.
have been read, % full prices. The receipt,
Wednesday wfe 500 bales, and Thursday
$50 bales,
Wheat IL quoted at sl.4O Al st. Louis.
Bacon appears to have strengthened, and
hogs are quoted higher, $6.s5 90 7.l5.
Flour is dull and irregular.
Hldes, selected are unchanged, at I6c. for
selections In Galveston.
There has been no change In the Waco
fnAfset for staples The demand has been
fully equal TO the supply, and sales at out
side figures.
The business OF the week has probably
been heavier than any fhls season, AID per-
haps the aggregate OF sales are The largest in
the commercial history OF the city
Country produce Is in fuller supply and
commands good prices.
Weather fair; wind South,
Grain-wheat, red 81 10, white 81 II.
Oats. 100. Corn zoe. Hay. 20,
llidss--tircen. 5}6c. Flinf. l2Hr. Tr'
ootiohl Low Ordinary. &c. Ordinary.
Sc. Good Ordinary gfSc. Low Mid.
IltnU Iul<a htHdlatt
WESTON Low Ordinary. SIC.
Ordinary Toe. Good Ordinary, IKE.
Low Middiine, lie. Middling. l2lFe.
ST. LOuIs.--I.ow Ordinary, 81. Or
binary, II. Good Ordinary. ~ Low
Middiiag. l2ac. Middhnr, l2IGc.
Woodbury., ID to l5c. Clean, q to
2Gc. Galveston. ale. IT. Louis, BE.
New York, G3c.
Brendstufrs-Flour per cwt., $500 to
$3.50 Per bbl., $500 TO 1000. Meal.
yOc.
Groceries-Lard, 1sc. bacon. IKE.
Hams. lGxc Sugar cured, 1sc. Molns-
ses, 20 to vOc. sugar, brown, II TO Exc.
white, l2h to lic. Coffee, "a Gto21c. Salt.
per sack, S2.Gj. Dried apples. l2c. per
Sc. Butter, zoe. Potatoes. $3D@si.OO
per bbl.
Tobacco Plug, s. TO 7jc. Twist, 60 to
Soc. Fine cut, 80 10 s5c.
Whisky---Corii, Western. $3.50 to sl.40.
Kentucky, s2.5D to g.. Robertson
County, $50 TO 80 10.
Lumbe:-Lnmber. fg to 81. Shin
giles, 1850 TO 81.
Beet Steers Ordinary, sli. Good
Ordinary. $l5 to SIS. Prime, 80. llogs,
gross, 40; nett. &C.. ST. Louis. Texas
beeves, 81. G0to $i.l5per cwt.
Gold -Buying. ia; selling, H.
silver-Biiying, no; selling. Ill.
Bank discount, ~ per cent.
Country Produce-Swset potatoes,
per bushel, 81. Peaches-diied, l3c.
Onions per bu., 81 50. Lard, lbc. Hams,
Zoe. Bacon, l5c. Chickens, 20 to 25c.
Turkeys, 50c. Peoans, per bushel, 81.
Coolers. lOc. per lib.
Bagging and Ties-Bagging,l5 to ISL
Ties. DC.
Freights-Cotton, per bale TO Bous-
ton, 1918; to st. Louis, $3.50; to New
York, via Galveston, per steamer,
a. so; insurance, l per cent. Via St.
Louis, all rail, 5000. Otner country
produce, per cwt to ali points per 100
miles, 13c.
Amount of cotton received since
August 5000 bales.
Under the new national classification
adopted by the Galveston Board Of
Trade, Oct. Texas cotton will rate
n grade higher than under the old elias
slfication.
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-
duets higher,
Hides unchanged. Corn and meal In
demand. Wool commands exception
ally high prices.