The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-10-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
DAILY cotton Report.

decline till sales were made TO 400 be-
low yesterdays closing quotations. At
the third call October brought 10 .900
1O.91c, February lO9O@1O.soc, March
11.00c, May 11.22c. August 10.5lc, Novem-
Der was offered at 10.76c, December
10. re, January 1919.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Cotton easy; sales
266 bales; uplands INC; Orleans II 9-10c.
Consolidated net receipts, 3l,72l bales.
Exports TO Great Britain, S026 bales; to
France, - bales; TO continent, 6020
bales.
Later.-Cotton-N receipts " bales;
gross receipts 4,4l0 bales. Futures closed
weak. Sales 104 200 bales. October $500
1890, November 10.73c, December 10000
1O.70c, January 10.74Q110.77c, February
10.S7c, March 10.9SGl0. SOC, April IL .0SQ
ll.09c, May 11.l9Gll zoe, June 1l.30e
11.31c, July n.40@1l.41c, August 11.45
11.60c.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 17-Noon = Cotton
dull; uplands 69-64d; Orleans I'd; sales
1000 bales; speculation and export 1000
bales; receipts 745O bales; American 100
bales; October 8 27-84CG6 29-14CG8 30-64QD
@ 33-64d; October November 1894 0
o 16-64(l6 1S-64d; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
. 1l-64 (96 12-64d; December January
6 10-64(G6 l2-64d; January-February6 1904
CG6 12-64d; February March q 11-640
9 II Cad; March-April o 14-64d; April-May
Q 10 64G8 64d; May-June . 16-04(96 19-64d;
June-July y 19-64G6 2l-64G6 22-64d; July
August o 22-84d. Futures hrm.
100 p. m.--October o 32-64(08 3l-84@
Q 30Q64d; October November 17-04d;
June-July o 21-64d.
2:3O p. m.-Manchester market dull and
tending downward; February 0ll-e4d;
400 p. m.-American sales $3.50 bales;
October 8 29-64d; March-April 9 13-64d;
6 13-64d; July-July @ 2064d.
$500 p. inflow mIddlings, October de-
livery 2S-64d; OctobeI-NOvember 6-04
@6 15-84d; November-De o LOAD,
December-January 1l-64@o l0-64d, JAN
o 15-64d; May-June 17.64d. Futures
quiet.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Freights to Liv-
erpool-Market dun and. weak; cotton
per steamer Nd; wheat 4@41fd.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17.-Uotton easier
and In good demand; sales $3.50 bales.
Ordinary, 6sl0S1c; good ordinary 9%Q
10c; low middIing 110D1lc; good middling
1l@11Nc; middling 10N@10Xc; middling
fair 1isz@119sc; fair 11tS@l2c. Receipts,
net, S034 bales, gross 49, 7l bales; exports
wise 700 bales; exports to France -
bales. Exports to continent - bales.
Stock 102, 1856 bales.
GALVESTON, Oct. 17.-Cotton market
closed easy; good ordinary 10c; low
middling 1OA &c; middling 1O1<c; good mid
ding 10%c. Sales 1865 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. II. - Cotton easy;
middling 10%c; low middling 10Ac; good
ordinary 9Kc. Receipts, net, 1745 bales.
gross 405z bales; shipments 3040 bales;
sales 2209 bales; stock 10,676 bales.
Financial.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17.-Exchange-
sight $1.50@2.00 per 1000 premium; ster-
ling bank All; consols, 621l962zc.
LONDON, Oct. 17-12 m.-Consols, for
money 101 3-16d; for account, 1O1 5-10d.
PARIS, Oct. 17.-Rentes s1f 25c.
NEW YORK, Oct. 49, Stocks weak.
Money 5per cent. Exchange-long4 4. SOs<;
do. short ASK. State bonds Irregular.
Governments irregular.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE sub-treasury
balance was: Com 500, 1857 900; currency
pa, s60, 900.
BERLIN, Oct. 17.-specie Increase $780,
600 marks.
Groceries. Provisions. Etc.
NEW York, Oct. 17.-Pork firm &C
S23.57. Lard strong at 13.4Oc.
Turpentine SIC.
Rosin 81 921f92 90.
Freights quiet and steady.
Hops fairly active and very firm; New
York 57(g7Oc for fair to fancy new. 7
Coffee fairly active and held stronger;
Rio cargoes, sales, October quoted at $50
@6. soc; November 6.0O@6.7bc; jobbing
lots 71f011Lc.
Sugar steady and firm; fair refining
INC, fair to good refining 75S@71fe; re-
fined dull and weak; standard A s9G8Jkc;
90 m rif I'm OIL Inf MI.
Ike; yellow clarified TIC; old TIC; white ex-
ira clarified 7t@7tc; yellow extra clarified
71S98c; yellow 6%@7c; OF A 89<985kc;
mould A 9@91Ec, confectionery A &c. cut
loaf 9sSc, crushed 91fa94Sc, powdered 916c,
granulated 9Hc.
Cotton seed oil 8S@7lc.
Wool steady and held In fair demand.
Hides firm and In moderate inquiry.
FreIghts to Liverpool dull and weak;
cotton, pei steamer, H@5-10d; wheat, per
steamer, 41<d.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17.-Lard-refned,
tierces, 13as@131fcc, kegs, 13TC014c. Dry
salt meats and bacon would command
full prices. Hams in good demand; sugar.
cured canvased, ordinary and medium,
average steady, 15(9l0c; choice sugar.
cured higher.
Whisky steady and unchanged; western
rectlfed u 05@1 20.
Coffee dull; cargoes. common TO prime,
6s<9IO1f; ordinary TO prime, 8s<1lO<c;
jobbing lots, 7A<010Kc.
Sugar quiet; fair 6SS@7c: good TO fair
INC; yellow clarified 7HGS1fc; choice
white clarified SIC. Molasses steady and
in good demand; fair 63c; prime 68957c;
SAC; prime b6967c; choice 6i@
&c.
Rice dull; ordinary to choice 45l(a6kc.
Bran dull; jobbing lots 90c.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. H.-Beef, extra In
dia mess, 1885. Lard, 64s Cd. No bacon
In market.
Flour ana Grain.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IT. - Flour act
i've; Howard street and western
superfne % 5004 90; Howard street and
western extra "a 25C94 81; Howard
street and western family "a S708 90;
City mills, superfne, "a 0004 70; City
mills, extra, 90 75@6 90; Rio brands % IS;
Patapsco. family 30 %; superfne patent
BE- rs. Wheat-southern easy, but not
quotably lower and western quiet and
frm; southern red 81 O9@1 IA; amber
81 121s; No Indiana, nominal, at o. 10;
No 2 western winter red, spot, 81 O90
OK. Corn-southern, firm; western Ir-
regularand lower; southern white 60063c;
southern yellow 76@77c.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Flour firm and
quiet. Wheat fairly active, 1f0Nc bet
bCIs OOiu NCly duu 1lH1C
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 16.-Flour strong;
higher grades "a 1905 81. Corn quiet and
steady; white mixed quoted at 621fc;
mixed S5c. Oats qniet and firm ut As.
Corn meal-market bare. Hay--western
Bio 90; prime $17 0O@1S 90; choice S19 90
gle so.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 17.-Wheat--No. 2,
pot, S2sSc; No. 3, spot, TIC.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 17.-Flour quiet:
xxx % 65@3 20; family q 05(g4 20;
,hoIce to fancy "a 50a5 20. Wheat lower
tut fairly active; No. 2 red fall sold
traight down from 951f(a95c cash; e55k@
DC October; from Se1SCG951Sc for Novem-
'er. Corn lower but very active for No
'ember; prices generally unsettled at
SIC; cash 66c; October from 591(G58Ikc;
losing at59c for November. Oats lower:
3@331<c cash; 32szc October; 321S0325lc
or November.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-Flour steady: COM
non TO choice spring firm, higher and
Irregular; 961E@96Mc October; 875<G87Xc
November; No red % b0G5 so, fair to
.hoice old winter wheat "a 6095 30, new
IS O0(05 30. Wheat In fair demand,
over and regular; 96091zc October; 971<c
November. No 2 Chicago spring 985<@
6sIc cash; No 3 Chicago spring SO. Corn
Ictlve but lower; 6S08s1Sc cash; CSC 90
ober; 66Mc November. Oats dull, weak
md lower; 341c cash; 341fc October; $3.50
November.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. H.-Breadstuffs firm
corn, mixed old, Is. Wheat, California
Hub o. 3dG9s Cd; red winter Sc bd@Ss.
Cattle. Hogs and sheep.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. H.-Cattle-Receipts
100 head; shipments none supply very
light, not being equal TO the demand;
prices frmer; butchers steers sold readi-
y at % 50a425, fair e. good native cows
md heifers % b0a3 90, grass Texas % 80
a %, light native shipping steers a %
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