The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-12-22
Markets by telegraph.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, December 21-Noon.-
Stocks are active. Money is per cent.
Exchange, long, $3.50; shor', StSi
State bonds are inactive. Government
bonds are unchanged.
COTTON.
NEW YORK, December 21.-The mar
ket is quiet. Sails, 1870 bales. Upland :
l2c; Orleans, u 5-16c Futures are quiet
and steady: December, 121001112c;
February, l2.45@12.47c; April, 12SfG
12S5c; January, y 12@1222c; March.
u 64c bid; May, 12.98@l2 99c.
New ORLEANS, December 20-Night-
Sight draft is par. Sterling bank ex-
change, S4.7912.
New YORK, December 2l-Night.-
Money is 4@6 per cent. Exchange,
S479tI. Government bonds are firm;
new 5s, coupons, SL02&f; new 4l5s. cou-
pOns, S1.14l5 new As, coupons, SL1S}fc
State bonds are inactive.
l. LIVERPOOL, December 21-Noon.-
The cotton market is steady. Uplands,
6 11-l6d; Orleans. 13-16d Sales, 10000
bales; speculation and export, 1000
bales. Receipts, 600 bales, all American.
Uplands, low middling clause, 11-1Gd;
nnry,F e5rnary 235 :5ia F fab-
ruary-March, 6 25-32d; March,
April, 8 15-16d; April-May, 6 7sd:
May-June, 6 1892; June-July, 15-16d;
July-August, 6 31-32d. Futures are
dull.
100 P. M.-Uplands, low middling
clause for July-February delivery,
Gil l6d; February March, 64d; March
April, 25-32d
$50 P. M.-Uplands low middling
clause for May-June delivery, Cad:
June-July, 6 29-32d; July-August,
15-16d.
New ORLE,xs, December 21.-
The market is quiet. Sales, $3.50
bales. Ordinary, 911c; good ordinary,
10}!c; low middling, HE; middling.
158c; good middling, he; middling
fair, y &c; fair, 13m13lic Receipts, net,
1850 bales; gross, 5,117 bales. Exports,
coastwise, 1868 bales. Stock, 800, 752
bales. Futures are barely steady; sales,
$500 bales December, iI7S@
1.S0c; January, 1LS1M11S2c; Febru-
airy, 12.10G12.11c; March, 12.37ml2.3Sc;
April, 12.57@12.5Sc; May, 12.74@1275c;
June, 12S@12s5c; July, 12.91@1292c;
August, 12.95Gl2.96c; September, 12.10
New YORK, December 21.-The cot
ton market is quiet Sales. 2l6
bales. Uplands, he: Orleans, u 5-16c.
Consolidated net receipts, 26,l56 bales; |
exports to Great Britain, 2.291
bales; continent, 3460 bales; |
net receipts, 3,121 bales; gross, |
10,SlS bales. Futures closed steady; sales, |
1900 bales. December, 12.10M1211; |
January, 1221c; February, 1245@ !
1246c; March, 12.65@12 April, |
12S@12S5c; May, l2.9S@12.99c; June, |
131O@1311c; july, 1320@1321c; !
August, 13.30@13.31c; September, 12.6i@ |
12.65c; October, 11.S4@1IS5c; Novem- |
Der, 11.64@11.65c.
New ORLEANS, December 2I-Flour |
quiet and steady; superfine, S475M
800; XX, S5.50@5.75; xxx, S5.7546.50; |
higher grades, S6.25@I75. Corn is firm
at 75@S4c. Oats are steady at SIC. |
Coffee is quiet and steady; cargoes or
binary to prime, 9912c. Sugar is irmer;
common to good common, 559@6lGc.; |
fair to fully fair, 6I96Bc.; prime to
choice, 7@7ac.; yellow clarified at So
SIC. MoasSes is active and firmer at
45@4Sc; prime to choice 5Gl5l8c. Rice
is quiet and weak; ordinary to choice, ga
SIC.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
ST. LOUIS, December 2l.-Flour is
lower; family, S5.95@6.15, choice to
fancy, S6.35@6.95. Wheat opened better
and closed a shade tirmer: No. 2 red fall.
S1.3l L cash aud Sl.3258 January. Corn
lower at 62lIc cash and 63l{c January.
Oats lower at 46l8c cash and january
Pork is dull at S16.75. Bulk meats are
very slow, with only very small ped
ding trade. Bacon is quiet; shoulders,
$3.50; ribs, 50 80; clear, 5000 Lard is
quiet; S10.S5 is asked and Sl075 bid.