The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1878-11-28

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LIVERPOOL, November s6.-Dn,iaa
the Jeass ios today crowded ferry.
boat cr.ss:ug the MsrSey colliSei with
q shlD lying II anchor. y panic oc-
Cured on the icrrybass aai several
persons jumped overheard. Some AZ
! countS shy ina, 81 persons were
| drowned. cthc-s uGiy iva OF THREE.
LAHORE. November 26.-Geaerai
Roberts has reschci a point half
way between u4z'rip'rt auI the
hurrin fort, and has met wi;h no re-
sistsnce. Geo. Biddulph entered Pish-
vein this morning.
LONDON, November 26.-6 +. NJ.
Tue agent OF the New York Associa.
ted Press has telegraphed To Cherbourg
for list of the passengers of the
PommersnIa who Landed AZ that place
Only i've ct the d-.l- lass passengers
saved are 81 Daver. THESE are Miss
Mary Ciymer, Mss Rose Y. Civmpr, Of
Philadelphis, Mir. Alfred F ,h,r. Of
New York, Mira. O. OirUattiel, II New
York, Mr. {. Pappenhousen, vi Ham
burg.
The great TOuton Colh,ry Company,
of London, has determined to cease
working its mines until trade revived.
LONDON, November sG.-The Times
says vigorous measures are being taken
for the effectual suppression OF the
Transvsal rebellion. The mail steamers
of the Cape of Good Hope Line are be-
ing fitted rs transports. The first rein
forcements Of troops sail early in DE-
cember.
ROME, November CA strong a.
tack Will be made in the Cabinet on the
reopening of Parliament. Is position
is very insecure, but it is believed a
dissolution and appeal to The country
would give It large majority. The
Vatican has dc determined 10 establish an
internuncio in Peru if the government
OF that country consents.
MARKETS HY TELEGRAPH.
GALVESTON MARKETS.
GALVESTON, November 26.-Cotton-
receipts 2l7S bales; no exports; sales
2lO5 bales; stock on hand no, 954 bales;
market quiet; middling DC; low mid
ding S15c; good ordinary Sc.
Gold l00I5. Silver-American par:
Mexican SO990c. Exchange - New
York sight par; New Orleans sight par
Wool light; Eastern fine 10 medium,
17@10c; Western fine TO medium lG@
lSc; improved Mexican l2@l4c.
Hides dull, owing to the inclement
weather; dry selected l615c; picked
121lc; stack sailed Ike; kips l3I$c;
green salted as they run (40@50 lbs. av.
erage) S@S1sc.
Salt easier at previous figures; coarse,
job lots $ll21S; fine $i.75.
Bagging-light lee; heavy l2j2.4c. Ties
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November &c. - Noon
Cotton dull and easier; middling up
lands 5 5-l6d; midding Orleans sad;
sales 5000 bales, including 1000 for spec
ulation and export; receipts 30, 900 bales,
of which 2450 were American; futures,
sellers at 1-32d decline.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NETWORK, November 26-Gold lO0Ik.
Stocks firm. Money 31s per cent. Ex-
change-lOng 4.Sl; short 4.S515. State
bonds firmer. Governments strong.
Cotton dull; sales TAT bales; mid.
ding uplands 93sc; middling Orleans
95sc. Futures weak; November 9.43c;
December 9:21c; January 0.3lc; Febru-
airy 9.4Sc; March 0.55c.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, November 26.-Flour dull
with only local trade; Howard
st. and Western super 81. 1908 80; extra
$3. 75@425; family $450@5.O0; City
mills, superfine, $2.y5@3 so; Rio brands
$5.25@5. so; Patapsco family 1926.
Southern wheat firm and in sellers favor;
Western active and lower. Southern
red $1.00@1.09; amber S100@1 OF;
No. 2 Pennsylvania red $1.0S1S@l.O SI;
No. 2 Western winter, red, spot, 81. 06;
December $l.061s a 1.06I; January
Sl.O74. Southern corn in good de.
mand and firm; Western dull and about
steady. Southern white 43@45c; vel.
low 42@45c.
KANSAS CITY MARKETS.
KANSAS CITY, November GO Grass fed
wintered Texas steers Sc. 40@2. 10; corn.
fed 81. 65@3.O0.
Wheat-No. 2, spot, one car sold at
TIC; No 8, spot, 731&c bid; s41sc |
asked
REV ORLEANS MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2G. Gold
Sight q discount. Sterling
bank, 4 821s. COnsols 77?s@781sc.
Cotton weak and irregular; sales 1000
bales; good ordinary S2sc; low mid
ding SIC; middling 94c; good mid
ding 93sc; middling fair l0S4c; receipts,
net 12,201 bales; gross IA, ops bales ex-
ports to the continent 1894 bales; stock
on hand l52, 26S bales.
Flour firmer; superfine $300@3.25;
Xxx 1915; xxx $4.00@450; higher
grades $4.75@525. Corn scarce
and firm at 53@56c. Oats dull
at 33@34c. Pork firmer; held at So
Lard quiet and weak; ticrce 6@85ac;
keg 7@71kc. Dry salt meats quiet and
weak; shoulders, loose, $3.371S03. go;
packed $3.50@3.621<. Bacon firmer;
shoulders 32sc; clear rib &c; clear
sides 416c. Hams steady; choice sugar.
cured, old, 91E@i0c; new lie. Whisky
steady; Western rectified $l.05@1. 10.
Coffee in fair demand; cargocs of
ordinary to prime 124@16c, gold. 4
Sugar strong; common to good common
4@41Sc; fair to fully fair 44@53Sc;
prime to choice 51I@6ssc; yellow ciari.
fed 61S@7N. Molasses active and firm;
common 18@20c; fair 22@23c; centrifu.
gal 15@22c; prime TO choice 26@31c.
Rice in fair demand; ordinary TO choice
Louisiana 51@0Ac. Wheat dull and
nominal; No. red winter S1.02.
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS. November 26.-Flour un.
changed; Xxx extra fall s.. 55@3 rs;
xxx extra 1886. Wheat easier; No.
2 red fall 681z@8SsSc cash. Corn dull
and lower at 294c. Oats stronger at
104 @20c cash. Whisky quiet at 81. 05.
Pork-old jobbing 81. 25@7. 30 delivered.
Lard quiet and unchanged. Bulk meats
quiet; loose shoulders q. 65@2 rs: clear
rib $3.70@3.S0; clear sides So 00@4O0.
Bacon dull; new shoulders 81. 20; clear
rib 81. IS; clear sides "a.