The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-06

lOIdIt DOnUS uull.
LIVERPOOL, December 5.-Noon.-
Cotton quiet and steady. Up
lands, 6 11-l6d; Orleans, 13-16d. Sales,
$1,000 bales; speculation and export,
1900 bales; receipts, $500 bales;
American, $3.50 bales Uplands, low
middling clause, MISUNDERSTANDING,
delivery, G5ad; january February,
IS ll-l6d; March-AprIl, 25-32d; April
May, 8 l3-l6d; May-Juue, esd;
June-July, 29-32d. Futures steady.
; p. m.-The sales for the day IN
cluded $50 bales American. Up
lands, low middling clause, February
March delivery, G4d; June-July, Cad;
July-August, 6 15-l6d. Futures steady
New York, December Cotton,
quiet and easy; sales, 3S3 bales; up
lands, III sc; Orleans, u 7-16c. Futures
steady; December, 12.00@12.04c; Jan
uary, 1219@1220c; February, 12.35@
12,39c; March, l257mI2.5Sc; April,
l2.72@12.7 3c; May, 12.S4@12.S5.
New ORLEANS, December 5.-Night
Cotton is quiet; sales, 5000 bales;
ordinary 9l3c; good ordinary, 104c;
low middling, II lc; middling, 1l5sc;
good middlmg, 1l5ac; middling fair,
Pic; fair 10 &c. Receipts, net,
1888 bales; gross, 22,55S bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 400 bales; eX-
ports continent, l,l95 bales;
stock, 3OO,O11 bales Futures are
steady; sales, $4,000 bales; December,
IL6Sc; January l1.S6@1 I.S7; February,
l21l@I212c March, 12.32M12.33c
April, 12.49c; May, 12.60M1261c;
June. 1270012. re July, p 79@12.S1c;
August, 12.SlM12.S6c; September, 1911
@12.l3c.
New YORK, December 5.-Cotton is
duh and easier. Sales, 6SS bales. Up
lands, 12lsc; Orleans u 7-l6c. Con
solidated net receipts, 81, 1874 bales; eX-
| port TO Great Britain, 12,6S9 bales;
France, 1880 bales; continent, S,77l
bales. Net receipts, 29f bales; gross,
| 1893 bales. Futures closed firm; sales,
| 1910 bales; December, 12.05M12.06c;
january, 1222@12.23c; February, 1919
@1243c; March, 12.61@12.62c; April
| Pic; May, l2.S9@ l29Oc; June, 13.0
@l3.0lc; July, 13l1m1313c; August
13.2O@ 132lc; September, 12.51@12.53c
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
New ORLEANS, December 5.-Flou1
quiet and steady; superfne, S475@5.OO;
NX, S5.5OM5.75; xxx, S5.75@6.25;
higher grades, S625M725. Corn in
fair demand; 7S@Slc. Oats quiet; 55@
SIC. Corn meal scarce and firm; held
at S3.65@3.75. Hay-Demand active
ordinary, S21@22; prime, S24@25:
choice, S2G026.j0; fancy timothy, S27M
27.50 Pork tirmer; S1IS715@lS. Lard
steady; tierce, refined, Y &c; keg, 12$sc
Dry salt meat weak; shoulders, packed
&c; clear rib and long clear 934c. Bacon
quiet and steady; shoulders, Sic; clear
rib and long clear, 1890; clear, lie
Hams dull; choice sugar-cured, can
vassed, 11Ql3c. Coffee dull and lower
cargoes, ordinary to prime, SIG l2c
( Sugar active and firm; common tC
good common, 54M64c; fair to fully
/ fair, 6+s@Tltc, prime to choice, $50
7Ic; yellow clarified, Sic. MolasseS
in good demand; common, 35@ 4Oc
centrifugal, 25a45c; fail, 45@ 46c; prime
to choice higher, 51@56c. Rice dull
aud lower; ordinary to choice, 5@634c
Bran firm; SI1j.
! ST. LOUIS, December g Flou
is firm. Wheat opened higher, bu'
the market closed weak and lower
No. red fall, Sl3Glic cash; S1.36 De,
cember. Corn opened higher but
declined to 634c cash &; 64l5c
January. Oats lower and slow at 1915
cash; 47Lic bid for December. Pork
is firm and slow; 17@1715c bid for
/ January. Bulk meats are firm; car
/ loads G.20c; shoulders $500; ribs S.S5c
sides 9.1Oc; bacon slow; lard firm al
! lllec,