The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1881-11-19

13.4OO: American, $500 Uplands, low
middling clause, November delivery,
6 49, SOD: Observation-Disclosures 6 1921;
December-January, 658d; January
February 611-1Gd; February-March,
6 23-32d: March-April, 6 25-32@64G;
April-A1ay, 13-l6d; May-June, 6 l3-
I'D; June-July, 618@6 2l-32. Future s
steady. Sales for week 5000 bales;
American 10000 bales; speculation,
1850 bales; export 9, 100 bales; imports
1000 bales; American, $500 bales;
stock, $4,000 bales; American $4,000
bales; afoat, 215,000 bales; American,
173,00O bales.
1870 p. M-Uplands, Sgd; Or
leans 6 I'D Uplands, low middling
clause, Observation-Disclosures, 658G;
December-January, 1920.
3;20PM.- Sales, American, 10, 700 bales;
Uplands, low middling clause, Febru-
ary-March delivery, 624d;March-April,
6 25-32d.
5P. MIXTURES closed firm.
4 P. M.-Uplands, low middling
clause, June-July delivery, 6Bd.
MANCHESTER, November 1S.-The
market for yarns and fabrics is firm
and tending upward.
New York, November 49,
Cotton tirmer. Sales, 1858 bales. Up
lands, II 13-16c; Orleans, y Bloc. Flu
lures quiet and firm; November, 11.S4
M11.S6c; December, 1L94@11.95c;
January, 12.16@1217c; February, 1876
@G237c; March, 12.54@12.55c; April,
126S@12.69c.
NJ. nnrr,>-c N,vor,Lar IS
Night-Cotton firm. Sales, 1890
bales ordinary, 93$e; good ordinary,
1890; low middling, 1118c; middling
1113c; good middling, II &c; middling
fair, y lie; fair bic. Receipts, net,
1872 bales; gross, Il, 4S9 bales; exports
Great Britain, 1900; continent, 6,019;
coastwise, $50, bales; stock, 226,679
bales. Futures easy; sales, $1,000
bales; November 11.5Oc and nominal !;
December, l1.53c; January, u.77c;
February, 1860 1870; March, Il 14@
11.15c; April, 1226c; May, 12.36912.37c;
June, 1245@12.47c; July, 12.53@12 .55c;
August, 12.57@l2.5Sc. Weekly-Sales,
1900 bales; receipts net, 81, 135 bales;
gross, 62,952 bales Exports-Great
Britain, 304,6j4 bales; continent, 1925;
coastwise, S0,507
New YORK, November 18.-Cotton is
steady. Sales, 1920 bales; Uplands,
II 15-16c; Orleans, II 3-16c; weekly
net receipts, 4,743 bales. gross,
1866; bales; exports to Great Britain,
1856 bales; France, "a bales; sales,
13,27S bales, stock, 1924.
Net receipts, 1,014 bales; gross
receipts, 1850 bales. Futures closed
steady. Sale 5, $4,000 bales. Novem-
Der. lL.7S@1L80c; December, L74@
11S5c; January, 120601207c; Febru-
airy, 12.260l22 BE; March, 12.44@12.45c !:
April, 1257@12.5Sc; May, 126S@ 1269c;
June, 1919; July 12.08@12.S9c;
August, 12.91I12.93c.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
New ORLEANS, November 1S.-Flour
dull; superiine, 1925; Xxx,
S5.75M6; XXX, $6.75@6.3715; higher
grades, S6.3715@LS7l8. Corn in fair
demand; mixed 79c; choice white soc.
Oats steady and in fair demand,
56@57c. Corn meal dull; new
ordinary, S325@3.40; choice, $3.50@
$50. Pork higher, $1S.25@S1S.50.
Lard quiet and steady; fierce,
refined, 12lf@1215c; keg, 1234c.
Dry salt meats, cash, firm; shoulders,
lac; clear rib and long clear, GAG
9l4c. Bacon quiet; shoulders, Size;
clear rib, 105ac; long clear, 10&fc; no
short clear on hand. Hams steady;
choice, sugar-cured, new canvassed,
13l50l4l6c. Whisky firm; western;
rectifed, $1.00@112. Coffee strong
ordinary to prime, ga
l215c. Sugar irregular; inferior, 5a1c;
common to good common, 61aM
Gle; fair to fully fair, 6l5@
&c; prime, 715c; yellow clari-
fed, S18@Sltc. Molasses active but
lower; common steady at 30m35; cen
26m45c,;; fair, 800 4Gc.; prime
to choice 4S055c. Rice quiet and
steady; ordinary to choice, 44@7c.
Bran dull at $l17I5mI20.
ST. Louis, November 1S.-Flour is
unchanged; XXX, S5.65M
$50. Wheat opened higher and closed
firm; No. red fall, Si.35I cash,
$1.3758 December; S1.404 January.
Corn opened higher; 6618c cash; 654c
December and January. Oats better;
II q cash; 45ll January. Pork quiet.