The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-12

withou. remark.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
EumparatIye statement tar the Wcel
s ending to-day Net reeaiu.= 1t gllUnta.
!3fates ports Cor IN, week, 2E3,3l7 bsis
sarl6 week i8st yen t.A,@ES bales t.-.
rec pts 10 dbl, 1893 iuD bales go.
sasae Date lost yeas l,t5G,5Ii hn. .-
port FIR geek. ~l.tI bales, serl, r'.l
iasi SOAR i.' G.lfs. lr.a.
Eai - tr,... sst..I-'r last r
y5f, 800 bales; stock at ali UuIteC
State ports, 7S0,039 bales; same time
last year, 774,l2l; stock at all interior
towns, Selma not included, 1896
bales; same time last year, l25, IS:
bales; stock at Liverpool. 5O5,OOO; sam,
time last year, 42tOuO bales; American
afioat for Great Britain, l2l,OOO; sam,
time last year, 2j2,pOo bales.
THIS WEEKS LIVERPOOL CIRCULAR.
L1vERrooL, November n.-Thn
weeks circular of the Liverpool Cotton
Brokers association says business IL
cotton during the week has been m
usually extensive, stocks, however, be
ing rather freely offered Quotations
are only slightly advanced. American
was III inactive request and
the better grades were very
freely offered Middling fair remains
unchanged; Iniddlmg to good mid
dlingR, 11-lGd lower; the lower grades
are lad higher. In Sea Island, there
was STEADY demand for Floridas al
unchanged rates. Futures, after
slightly iiuctuating, closed weak at
l-32d decline, except for the neal
month, which are 1-32ml-IGd better.
COTTON TOPICS.
The Financial Chronicle shows that
IN the first two months of the cotton
year, l,GO0941 bales appeared in sight
against ], 7W,OG4 IN the same months of
1880. The deficit in September and
October was $4,000 bales in round num-
bers, and in October alone 1t was lo2,-
600 bales.
Southern consumption in September
and October amounts to $1,000 bales
against 95,OO0 bales last year, and the
takings of northern spinners to BIZ
489 bales against 29l,9l4 bales last
year.
TIL visible supply of cotton of all
kinds at all points and aiioat Is IL, 49,
bales greater than year ago, and the
visible supply Of American cotton Is
73,5lJ bales greater than year ago.
Cotton rules firmer, the bulls acquir-
ing still further confidence on the re-
ports from the crop, which are far
from favorable to yield above j,750-
600 bales. The house of Lehman
Brothers have all along stood ont for
6,0000O0 bales, but they now reduce
that figure quarter of million. Tel
egrams from Galveston estimate the
crop OF lexis as not above 100000,
against 100000 last year. Wall street
operators are said to be purohasing
good deal of cotton III Liverpool. that
being al present the lowest market in
the world. The great bear in this
market has been more cautious within
a day OF two.
Wool REVIEW.
Receipts Of domestic WOO, at Boston
since January l amounted to 53S,322
bales, and of foreign 29,SS5 bales,
against %, S~l bales domestic and ST.,
COG bales foreign in the corresponding
period of last year.
The New York Commercial Bulletin
Gays:
aHolders of domestic woods retain a
goodly amount of faith in their stocks,
and the limit of valuation ranges
well up to former figures IN pretty
much all cases, with the offering Of
samples made only upon direct call.
Suppies of an attractive quality are
only fair, and additions, if made,
would be at cost relatively above the
rates here in many cases, owing TO
the extreme views entertained ut
the proper sources and the
reduced offerings. We understand
thai the principal collections of fine
fleece at Chicago have all been taken
up by eastern parties at only a small
fractional shading from former asking
rates, and at other points holders re-
fuse to give way at all. The San
Francisco stock remains quiet, as
as the rates asked are relatively
above the eastern markets, and bayers
will not take hold. Advices from
Europa ara. stronger and add to the
Sheerful features of the position. The
demand here tins week has been rather
moderate, buyers appearing to want
only Il little stock at the moment, but
bids were comparatively full audprlres
may be considered as well maintained.
Holders of drlaine woods seem t. be
very confident and consider their stocks
as Especially desirable
THE LUMhEE MARKET
The receipts OF lumber dnrinE the
week past have been very night Whiie
the demand continues good and stocks
are low, with orders generally ahead "i
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