The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-04-13
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS
Daily Cott.n Report.


Daily Cotton Report.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Posts cot
ton market report says future deliveries
at the first call were bought at yester
| days closing prices and advanced slowly
but steadily after the call, and gsined to
6-1OO@S-100. The second call advance did
not check the demand and prices further
rose to 5-l00@7-100; the buying is partly
for covering, but chiefly to fill outside
orders. Continued small receipts affect.
ing attention, the third call displayed a
partial decline of 1-1O0@2-1OO; April
brought II IS; May 1226@12. 30; June
12.43; July u 5s@12.57; September 12.37@
1886; November 1.49; December 1851.
NEW YORK.
MEN YORK, April I'LL a. m.-The
| stock market opened strong and gene
| rally %@115 per cent. higher than yester-
days closing prices. Colorado Coal, In
dianapolis, Bloomington and Western,
| Illinois Central, and Lake Erie and West
| ern being prominent in the advance. In
early dealings the msrket fell 1S(11K per
cent Western Union, New Jersey Cen
! trial, Lake Shore, and Denver and Rio
Grande being most conspicuous in the
downward movement. This was follow
ed by recovery OF E@1T per cent,
the latter for Michigan Central, after
which another decline of 1s9% per cent.
took place, Denver and Rio Grande and
New York Central leading therein.
Stocks moderately active but weaker.
Money per cent. Exchange long 1861.
Exchange short 4S9H. State bonds gen
orally unchanged. Government bonds
irregular.
Cotton dull; sales Alb bales; uplands II
| 1-16c; Orleans 12%. Futures quiet and
steady; April 121O@I2.I4c; May 12l9@
12.21c; June 12.35@l2.36c; July II 509
12.52c; August 12.64@l2.56c; September
12.2S@ 1890.
Net receipts 5LS bales; gross s472
bales. Futures closed dull and steady;
sales, 10,700 bales; April 12.I7@12 10;
May II .26@12.27; June 12.42@12. AZ; July
II. 57@12.56; August 12.71@12.72; Sep
TENDER 12.36@12. 50; October 11.67@11 so;
November ll.4S911 40; December 11.5O(0
1l.5l; January 1l.62@11.64.
Cotton quiet and steady; sales 307
bales; uplands II Lie; Orleans II 5-16;
consolidated net receipts 5000 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 1865 bales; to con-
tinent 2050 bales.
Coffee dull aud unchanged; sugar
stronger and in good demand; fair to
good refining 71S@75kc; refined generally
firmer; standard A 95Sc. wool dull and
depressed; domestic fleece 33@4Sc; Texas
14(929c.
Flour firm and quiet. Wheat quiet and
1z@9sc better: Corn quiet and sf@Hc
higher. Pork firm at $16.75@17.75. Lard
strong at S11.50. Spirits turpentine $1.65.
Rosin S2.42H@2.45. Freights quiet and
steady.
| BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April IL. - Flour qniet
and steady; Howard street and west
family S6.25@7.25; city mills superfine
S6.50@6.75; do. extra $5@7.S0; Rio brands
S7@7.25. Wheat-southern steady; west
ern firmer; southern red $1.40@1 As;
amber S1.5001.51; No. mixed $1.481f@
1.50; No. = western winter red, spot,
$685. bid, and April $1.39@1.40. Corn
l-southern steady; western trmer, clos
ing active; southern white $4,000; yell
low S3c.
LIVERPOOL, April 11.-Noon Cotton;
moderate inquiry and fully supplied;
uplands 6%d; Orleans 13-16d; sales
10000 bales; speculation and export
1000 bales; receipts q 800 bales. Ameri-
lean $4,000 bales. Futures, April de-
livery, 6 39-64@6 3S-64d; April and May
6 39-64@6 3S-64d; May and June 6 42-64@
6 4l-64d; June and July 46-64@6 45-64d;
July and August 51-6496 50-64d; Au-
gust and september 55-64d. October
and November 6 32-64d. Futures weak.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, April 11.-Flour quiet
and steady; xxx $5.75@6.25; higher
grades S6.87ta7.25. Corn higher
mixed SIC; white $1.00. Oats in fair de-
mand; .seedy 63c; choice firmer at 65a66c,
Hay is in good demand and held at
prime $1,000; choice is quoted at S29.OOa
5000. Pork quiet and weak at $1,000.
Lard; choice $11.371Sa11 .3716; keg $1,000
Dry salt meats quiet; shoulders, loose,
S7.25; packed 81 35a750; clear rib
S10.121l; long clear $lO.25. Bacon quiet;
shoulders $500; clear rib and long clear
choice sugar-cured canvassed S11.0O@
11.5O. Whisky quiet and firm; western
rectified $1.05@1.20. Coffee dull;
cargoes ordinary to prime $40
11Hc. Sugar firmer; common to good
common 6%@7c; fair to fully fair 71l@
common SOC; fair 52@55c; prime $4,000.
Rice, In fair demand; ordinary to
chhice 5ss@7slc; prime 5%@7Nc. Bran
in good demand at $1.3OG1.35.
Sight $500 per $1,000 premium. Sterl-
ing bank 4.S7. Consols 6411@65H.
steady; sales 5000 bales; ordinary
1Ossc; good ordinary 111sc; low middling
| 115sc; middling lie; good middling 1890;
middling fair 1890; fair 1896; receipts,
to Great Britain =. bales; to continent
2050 bales; coastwise 80. bales; stock on
hand 217,6S3 bales. Futures barely
steady; sales SO 300 bales; April IL $50
12OOc; May II OS(912 09c; June 12.23@
| 1224c; July 12.39@12 40c; August 12.73@
1274c; September 11.70@11. Tic; October
11.34911 .36c; November IL 2O@11.21c;
December 11.21@11.23c January 11.32@
11.37c.
ST. LOUIS, April IL. - Flour steady
and unchanged. Wheat; June lower;
other options about steady; red fall
81. 2S2@1. 29H cash; S1.31 for May. Corn
higher but slow at 72%@73c cash; 7.<@
| 729lc for May. Oats dull at 51@5216c
cash; 52N@5211 for July. Rye dull and
nominal. Whisky steady and un-
changed. Pork higher; 81 80 bid, cash
and April. Bulk meats higher; Shout
Bacon higher; shoulders IS; sides S11.00
| @11.50. Lard higher at $11.25.
| CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. April 11.-Flour steady and
| In fair demand; common to choice west
ern spring S4.59@6.50; choice $6@7.
Wheat unsettled and generally higher;
Chicago spring $1.34@l 1861 cash and
S1.351I April; $1.265s for May. Corn in
| good demand and shade higher and
unsettled at 701zc cash; Tic for April;
| 7416c for May. Oats easier and not
| quotably lower, at 461S049c cash; 1870
1870 for April. Pork strong and higher
at SIS 90 cash; $17 95@18.0O for April.
Lard active, firm and higher at Sl1.25@
11.271S cash and April. Bulk meats ac-
tive and firm; shoulders 1920; short ribs
| 5000; short clear S10.40. Whisky
steady and in fair demand at $1.19.