The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-06-29
TELEGRAPHIG MARKETS
Daily Cotton Report.

DAIlV COItOn Report
NEW YORK, June 27.-The POSTS cotton
market report says: Futures deliveries,
more especially as regards the present
crop, continue in good request. Fluctua-
tions are greater than usual, but efforts to
run prices down thus far have proved I'M
successful. The course of the market
cannot be better described than by stat
ing that August began selling at first call
at 1257c, advanced to 10 &c, and closed
at 12.59c; that sales were subsequently,
made at LOO p. IN. at 12.55c, but at lao
buyers had to pay 12-6ic higher, Liver
pool quotations. The advance of spot
cotton here and small receipts are no
doubt contributing their share TO the
continued advance of futures, but the
feeling generally has apparently changed
and there is evidently also a larger short
interest than has hitherto appeared prob
able. The third call shows decline of
3-1OO to 400 from the highest point, aud
for October a decline OF 6-1OO. July
was bought at 1880, September 12.3Oc,
October 11.73@12. nc, November 1850
December 11.5Sc, January 11.69c.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 27-11 a.m.-The stock
market opened Irregular, but in the main
1SC01c lower than the closing prices of
yesterday, the latter Ohio and Mississippi.
In early dealings the general list sold up
1z(0% per cent, New Jersey Central lead
ing the advance, after which there was a
decline of H01 per cent, in which New
Jersey Central and Delaware and Hudson
were most prominent. At IL O'Clock a
recovery of 1s9T took pace, Louisville
and Nashville leading therein.
Stocks firm. Money 3 per cent. Ex-
change: long 4S51S(0485i; do short $3.50
1881. State bonds duh. Government
bonds steady.
otton quiet, firm and Nc higher; sales
1243 bales; uplands 12%c; New Orleans
II 1116c. Futures steady; June I2.43@
II 44c; July 12.45@l2.46; August II .55@
IL 56c; September l2.25012 90; October
1L71@11.72; November 11.52@11.54.
Freights quiet and firm.
Cotton: Net receipts 6 bales; gross
1854 bales. Futures closed easy; sales
Ia, 900 bales; June 1246c; July 12.4S@
12.49c; August 125S012.59c; September
12.27@12.2Sc; October 11.72c; November
l.54(0l1 .55c; December IL 56(011 Sic;
January 11.6S011 SOC; February 11.Sl@
IL .S3c; March I1.S4a11 sec.
Cotton firm; holders asking higher
prices; sales 500 bales; uplands 12asc;
New Orleans 12%c; consolidated net
receipts 2416 bales; exports to Great
Britain 64l2 bales; continent 80. bales.
Coffee steady; trade quiet. Sugar dull
and nominally unchanged; refined easier;
standard A &c. Molasses quiet and firm.
Freights firmer.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, June Election
strong; sales 1850 bales; ordinary 105zc;
good ordinary 111&c; low middling lie;
middling 12%c; good middling 12szc;
middling fair 13c. Receipts net 1869 bales;
gross 1881 bales; exports to Great Britain
2554 bales; continent 49,. bales; siock
"a, 1853 bales. Futures steady; sales So 800
bales; June IL 28@12.35c; July 12.27(0
12.2sc; August l2.37QI2 3sc; September
IL. 67612 CSC; October 11.39@1l.40c; No
yemEer II.27@I1. 28c; December 1000
11.3O; January ,I.41@11.43; February
n.5S@11.55; March 1l.66@ll.0S; April
11.S2@11.S4.
Flour quiet and steady; xxx $3.50
600; higher grades $6.25@7. 90.
Cornmeal dull and lower at S4.1716@
4.20.
Corn quiet; yellow mixed 90c. white
S1.05. Oats dull; western 52@53c; Texas
qnoted at 50@54c.
Hay in fair demand; ordinary $4,000
24.0O; prime S25.00@2600; choice $500.
Pork higher; held ut 1913 90. Lard in
fair demand and higher; refined tierce
$12.121; keg az gu. Dry salt meats
higher; choice shoulders S9.75@9.S0. Ba-
con moderately active and higher; Shout
ders $1,000; clear rib and long clear
S14.I216. Hams firm; choice sugar-ci.red
canvassed $l4.00G15.25.
Whisky steady; western rectifed S1.05
@1.20.
Coffee steady and in good demand; car
goes ordinary TO prime SglO16c. Sugar
fair to fully fair 7l@Sbc; prime tochoice
S4@S1<; yellow clarified 85EC1S2c. Molas-
SEES dull; common reboiled 50@52c; prime
Sight $500 per $1,000 premium. ster-
ing bank 1861. Consols 69H@70%.
ct. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Flour: higher
grades advanced; family S5 2O@5. 80;
Choice s6.15@6.20; fancy 6.6O@7.O0.
Wheat opened higher and declined;
active trading in July and August: No 2
red fall S1.34@1.S5 cash, 81 ago. 80
June, S1.10 July. Corn opened higher
June, 73%c July. Oats opened higher,
and declined to b35kc cash. 46tfc July.
Whisky steady at SLID.
Provisions easier, but not quotably
lower; only job trade done.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 27.-.Flour dull and
nominal.
Wheat active and lower; No Chicago
spring S1.341<01.36 cash, S1.36 June anu
July. Corn active and lower; 741s@749sc
cash 741<c June, TIC July. Oats quiet
and weak; 53s<c cash, 4S1fc July.
Pork unsettled and lower at $2l.371@
d. SO cash, S21. 371<02L40 June and July
Lard active and shade lower at 81 ,25G
1I.7lL cash and July. Bulk meats unset
tied and lower; shoulders 90 30; short rib
$40 So: short clear $500.
whisky steady and unchanged at Sligo
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June H. Flour dull;
Howard street and western superfne
az. 2504. 90; extra "a 45l05.5O; family $3.50
al. 90; city mills superfine $3.250400; ex-
:. a $425(97 DO; Rio brands 81 .25@I.31.