The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-11-25

GENERAL REVIEW.


EXAMINER OFFICE, FRIDAY,
Nov. ~, 1873.
Cotton has remained at unchanged prices
The receipts have been less than usual, OF
account Of the Indictment weather. One
thousand bales have been shipped thii
week
Hides have been In active demand at lic
for selected.
Bacon seems TO have strengthened and
hogs are quoted IN the St. Louis markets al
s5.9o@sIi0 per cwt.
The supply IN our market Is small hardly
equal to the demand, and merchants are un-
willing to lay In larger stocks. anticipating
d decline.
Flour though dull is Strengthening, and
as II still remains at old prices in st. Louis,
aud very little wheat Is offered, another rise
may be expected.
Wheat No. 9. is quoted at sl52 In 81.
| Lonis.
Small grain OF all kiads Is In demand and
little Offering.
Very few pecans have appeared in mar
ket.
Irish potatoes and apples are in obun-
dance, but scarcely any sweet potatoes.
The general business Of the week has
been good.
Weather cloudy; wind north.
Grain-wheat, red 81 %, white 81 10.
Oats, 45c. Corn 65c. Hay, 90.
| Hides.Green, 51Gc. Flint, Exc. nr"
| Sailed. 10.
Tottnn- Tour nrdinarv "a Ordinary
Sc. Good Ordinary 9Ic. Low Mid
ding, 10c. Middling, 1890.
GALvEsToN.- Low Ordinary, SIC.
Ordinary Zoe. Good Ordinary, llEc.
Low Middling, 1lEc. Middling, i2ssc.
ST. LouIs.-Low Ordinary, DC. Or
binary, II. Good Ordinary. IL. Low
| Middling, l2Ac. Middhng, l2llc.
Woodbury., 10 to he. Clean, % to
26c. Galveston, ale. st. Louis, 81.
New York, 3Ic.
Breadstuffs-Flour per cwt., $500 to
H.O Per Dbl, $500 TO $500. Meal,
Soc.
Groceries-Iard, lsc. Bacon. IKE.
Hams, 1880. Sugar..cured, lsc. Molas-
| SEES, 60 to soc. Sugar, brown, IL to IKE.
per sack, s2.G5. Dried apples, lie. per
ii. Green, Is to 81 per Dbl. Eggs,
zoe. Butter, zoe. Potatoes, S3.6O(0$4.00
per Dbl.
Tobacco-Plug, % to Toe. Twist, o. to
Soc. Fine cut, IS to S5c.
whisky-Corn, wesiern,tl.3o to $40.
Kentucky: $50 to g.. Robertson
Lumber-Lumber, so TO 81. Shin
| giles, "a. 80 to e..
Beef steers-Ordinary. Ell. Good
Ordinary. els to SIS, Prime, go. Hogs,
gross, 4c.; nett. &C.. ST. Louis. Texas
beeves, $2.15 TO s4.l2per cwt.
tGi.old-Bnying, ia; selling, llb m
Bank discount, ~ per ceui.
Country Produce-Swaet potatoes,
per bushel, 15c. Peaches-,lIied. I3c. /;
Onions per bu., e. 80. Lard, 15c. Hams,
l5c. Bacon, l5c. Chickens, N TO DC.
Turkeys, 5Oc. Pecans, per bushel, 81.
Coolers. loo. per lib.
Begging and Ties-Bagging,l Ii to 1871.
Ties, 9c.
Freights-Cotton, per bale to Hous-
ton, 1878; to 81. Louis, $3.50; TO New
York, via Galveston, per steamer,
| e. 80; insurance. | per cent. via st.
Louis, all rail, 5000. Otner country
produce, per cwt 10 ali points per 100
miles, BE.
Amount Of cotton received SINCE
August II, 800 bales.
Under the new national classification
! adopted by the galveston Board OF
Trade. Oct. Texas cotton will rate
| II grade higher than under the old clas-
sification.
| 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.
Some Of those red and yellow apples from
| Northern Texas received at the Produce
Warehouse last night.