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

LIVERPOOL, December 10.-Noon.-
Market quiet and steady. Uplauds,
/ 6 9-l6d; Orleans. 6 1l-16d Sales, GOO
bales; speculation and export, LOGO
bales; receipts, 54,920 bales; American,
/ $500 bales; shipments. none. Uplands,
/ low middling clause, February deliv-
cry, 6 9-16d;. February 6 I1-16d;
/ March-AprIl, 6 23-32d; April May,
| s l7-23d; May-June, 6 25-32GG 1861;
June-July, 22-32d; July-August,
! 8 29-32d Futures steady.
New ORLEANS, December 10.-Night
Cotton is quiet and steady; sales, 5000
bales; ordinary, 9l.c; good ordinary,
| l0isc; low middling, lie; middling,
! lliac; good middling, II &c; middling
fair, lie; fair BE. Receipts, net.
1909 bales; gross, 1854 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain, II, l21 bales: cX-
ports to the continent, OOPS bales;
coastwise, 800 bales; stock, b, 1Sl bales
Futures are barely steady; sales,
1920 bales; December, u.j!c;
January, l16SG1l69c; February, 11.9S
| @1199c; March, 1219@1220c; April,
/ l23SM 1880; May, 12.i90 l2.51c; June,
1880 12.6Ic; July, 126S@ i2.69c; An
gust, l2.73lg l2.7lc; September, 1905
M120Sc.
New York, December f0.-Cotton is
quiet. Sales, 305 bales. Uplamds,
il l5-16c; Orleans Pile Futures are
barely steady. December, ll.SSM11.90c;
12.33m1235c; March, 12.53m12,51c;
April, 12.G9@12,7Oc; May, I2.S2@12.S3.
New YORK, December Cotton
quiet; sales, 335 bales; uplands,
II 15-16c; Orleans, 10 &c. Consoli-
dated net receipts, 30, 42j bales; exports
TO Great Britain, 23,774 bales; exports
to France, 5000 bales; continent, $500
bales; net receipts, 2,26S bales; gross,
,, 80 bales. Futures closed barely
steady; sales, 100000 bales. December,
11.S601LS7c; january, 12.0S 12.09c;
February, 12.30M12.31c; March, 1249M
12.50c; April, 12.66@1267c; May, 1878
@12.S0c; June, 12.S9@129Oc; July,
1299Mi300c;; August, 13.O9@13.1lc;
September, 12.40@1241c; October,
1l.73@ 75c; November, 1.53@1l.55c.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
New ORLEANS, December 10.-Flour
quiet and steady; superline, S475@5.00;
Xxx, S5.50m5.75; Xxx, S5.75@655;
higher grades, $625M7.75. Corn is
steady and in good demand at 7S@Slc;
Oats are scarce and firm; prime SIC;
choice. Sc. Corn meal is a shade
firmer at 1915. Hay is in good de-
mand; ordinary, S2l@22; prime, S24;
choice, higher at SOS. Pork quiet at
S1175. Lard steady; tierce, refined,
112sc; keg, 12@Sc. Dry salt meat active
and firm; shoulders, packed, 6.90c@
7.OUc; clear rib and long clear;
95ac: short clear, SIC. Bacon dull;
no shoulders here; clear rib and long
clear, 1850: no short clear here; Hams
dull, and lower; choice sugar
cured, canvassed, 1215c. Whisky
firm; western rectified, S1.00@1.16.
Coffee active and firm; car
goes, ordinary to prime, S4@12c.
Sugar is in demand and active; COM
mon to good common, 52f@64c;
fair to fully fair, 63i@7c; prime to
choice, 7l4@75lc; yellow clarified,
QSl1c. Molasses strong; common,
35ai0c; fair, 42M47c; prime to choice
49956c, fancy. 56c; centrifugal, 25@
45c. Rice firm; ordinary to choice,5@
658c. Bran quiet and firm at Sl.20.
ST. LOUIS, December 10. - Flour
quiet and unchanged, S6.00@$6,2O.
Wheat opened higher and declined;
No. , red fall S1.35i5, cash; SL39
January. Com slow and firm; 631ac
cash; 63'5c January. Oats higher and
slow at IS llc. Pork easier; $3.50 Feb
rary. Bulk meats quiet and IN
changed; shoulders, 6.15c; lib, S.oOc;
clear, S.75c. Bacon quiet and I'M
changed; shoulders, 724c; rib, 958c;
clear, 1875. Lard easier at .lL85c.