The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-10-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Daily Cotton Report.

3-10O to LOO. After several fluctuations
the loss on October had been recovered
at 1925 p. M, and later months brought
S-lOO to e-lOO above yesterdays closing
quotations. The prices then declined a
few points; but, on q renewal Of demand,
they advanced 6-1OO91O 100. On the third
call October brought 1l.Osc, December
lO.93c, January 1l.03c, February Lilac,
March IL .25c, April 1l.36c, May 11.47c,
June 11.5lc, August 11.74c.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Cotton steady;
sales 1906 bales; uplands 1lMc; Orleans
IL 9-l6c. Consolidated net receipts % 3si
bales. Exports-to Great Britain, -
bales; TO France, - bales; 10 continent,
IL, 262 bales.
'Later.-Cotton-Net receipts none;
gross receipts none. Futures closed
barely steady. Sales 10000 bales. Octo-
Der IL .059ll .O6c, November 1O.9301O. 9lc.
February ll.11(911.l3c, March 1920
ll.A, April 1l.34@ll.30c, May 11.45c, June
III 06Gll.59c, July IL .65G11 .60c.
GALVESTON, Oct. 3.-Cotton market
closed steady; good ordinary 10kc; low
middling 1016e; middling l0Zc; good mid
| ding lie. Sales 2005 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3.-Uotton quiet;
sales 5000 bales. Ordinary, 9lfc; good
ordinary 10&@l0&c, low middling 1OEc,
middling l1@ll%c, good middling ilx
@l1Zc, middling lar llEGl2c, fair 12Z
@l21Sc. Receipts, net, 4032 bales, gross
600 bales; no exports. Stock 4S,054 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3.-Cotton quiet;
middling lie; low middling 1910, good
ordinary 0Zc. Receipts, net, llO6 bales.
gross 12O6 bales; shipments 90 bales; sales
1859 bales; stock 509l bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3-Noon Cotton
fiat and irregular; uplands 69<d; Orleans
I'd; sales 1000 bales; speculation and ex-
portlOOO bales; receipts 1850 bales; Amer
lean 400 bales; October 3l-84d0 30-14d;
October-NOyember 9 81 64d@6 20-64; No
vember-December lS-64Cl16 I7-64d; De-
| cember-January 1S-64Q16 l7-64d; Janu-
ary-February q 1S-B4@6 l7-04dd; Febru-
ary-March 9 1S-64Q16 17-64d: March-April
. 2O-64d; Aprll-May 622-64d; May-June
24-64G6 2364d; June-July 0 26-64d.
Futures Hat.
Up. m.--Uplands 6Skd. Orleans 15-led,
October 2o-G4d, 0ctober-November
6 I9-64@6 1s-64d; November December
l6-64d; December-January 1S-64d; JAM
uary-February 16-84d; March-April
l6-64d; May-June o % 64d; June-July
o ~ 64d.
$3.50 p. m.---April-May 2O-64d.
3p. m.-October 27-64d; March-Apri.
1S-64d; June-July 23-84d.
0:OO p. m.-Sales American, 300 bales
October o 26-64d; OctOOer-Novembe
o l7-64d; NOvember-December O I6-6id;
January-February o 15-8id; February
March l6-64d; March-April 17-64d; May
June 62l-64d. Futures weak.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 3.-Market dull and
rather lower for all articles.
Financial.
NEW YORK, Oct. all a. NTH
stock market opened Irregular but N the
in H@l below yesterdays closing fig
ures, the latter Richmond and Danville.
In early trade, after an advance of u In
Louisville and Nashville, the market be-
came weak and recorded decline OF 102,
In which Louisville and Nashville, Oregon
and Transcontinental, Western Union
Telegraph, Allegheny Central and Texas
Pacific were the greatest sufferers. This
was followed at III O'Clock by recovery
Of H@lH, led by New Jersey Central and
Delaware, LackaWanna and Western.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Stocks irregular.
Money on call SG9 per cent. Exchange
long 4.S0H; do. short 4.S5. State bonds
neglected. Governments unchanged.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The sub-treasury
balance was: Com SS6,Ol5,00O; currency
S4,023,000.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 4.-Exchange
sight nominal; sterling bank $50; con-
soils, 63S@64%c.
PARIS, Oct. 3.-Rentes S1f 76c.
4p. m.-Rentes 81f 721fc.
LONDON, Oct. -3p. m. - ConsoIs.
for money, 100 Lied; for account, 100 7-16d.
BERLIN, Oct. 3.-Specie decrease
"a, $4,000 marks.
Groceries. Provisions. Etc.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3.-Pork strong
and higher at S23 O0(123 IS. Lard steady:
refined, fierce, 12%G13c; keg 131<c. Dry
salt meats firm but scarce; shoulders,
packed, new, 10Nc; clear rib 15c, long
cl ear 15Hc. Bacon demand fair; shout
ders 10Zc; short ribs and long clear
l6zgl6&c. Hams scarce and firm:
sugar-cured canvased, ordinary, and me-
dunn, 159l6c; sugar-cured canvased,
choice, 16Hc.
Whisky steady and unchanged; western
rectified u 05@1 20.
Coffee dull; jobbing lots, ordinary TO
prime, S1fG1lc.
Sugar, old, dull and nominal.
Rice dull; ordinary to- choice 41fC90k.
Bran quiet and weak at 90c.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Pork firm at
S22 90. Lard quit at 1305c.
Turpentine 46c.
Rosin 81 6011 80.
Freights quiet and firm.
Hops very strongly held and good I'm
quiry; New Yorks 3S@0Sc, the latter
fancy new.
Coffee steady and rather quiet.
Sugardull and nominally unchanged; fair
TO good refining quoted at 1907 9-10e.
refined dull and weak; standard SJkCD9c;
centrifugal 7%c; Martinique SIC; Cuba
7Hc;yellow clarified 71f@7Xe; white extra
clarified S9S@S1fc; yellow extra clarified
SIC; yellow 7Hc; OF A 6zQ9c; mould A
9sc, confectionery A DC, cut loaf 95kc,
crushed 91fa95sc, powdered 95Sc, granu-
lated exc.
Cotton seed oil 65@7Oc.
Hides quiet and steady; New Orleans
9f@l0Xc; Texas 11tG1IHc.
Frelghts to Liverpool dull; cotton, per
steamer, 3-l69Hd; wheat, per steamer.
4d.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 3.-Bacon 16c.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3:-Pork active, firm
and higher; $22 55@22 90 cash; S22 55
October. Lard strong and higher; II, 750
12.8Oc cash, 12.75c October, 12.37h0l2 40c
November. Bulk meats In fair demand;
shoulders 1OHc, short rib 141c, short clear
sides 14Zc.
Whisky lower at S1.18.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3.-Whisky steady at
Gilt.
Pork higher; s22 80 BID for cash;
January; IobbiDg lots S23 90. Bulk meats
steady for boxed lots; shoulders 10lc,
short ribs 14szc, short clear sides 151fc.
Bacon strong; shoulders IL Nc; short ribs
15Mc; long clear 18c; short clear 185k0
15Zc. Lard nominally higher.
Flour ana Grain.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat fairly active, LC15kc bet
ter. Corn fairly active and 1fgzc higher.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 3.-Wheat--No. 2,
spot, 775lc; No.. 3, spot, re.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. .3.-Flour steady
and far demand; higher grades ~ 621<C1
5 3711. Corn scarce and firm; mixed SIC.
Oats easier; western prime quoted at A
@45c. Cornmeal quiet and weak; held at
% 1908 80.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Flour steady and
unchanged; common TO choice spring
"a 5000 90, fair to choice old winter
wheat SO 00016 80, new % 00(15 30. Wheat
higher; regular 9416@94Xc October;
94Tc November; options same as for
regular; No 2 red winter 97c cash. Corn
strong and higher; 6lHc cash and Octo-
Der; 6l1S@611[c November. Oats steady;
3lMc cash and October.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.-Flour easier and
closing steady; Howard street and west
ern super6ne % O096 65; Howard street
and western extra % 1904 30; Howard
street and western family - 76Q6 70;
City mills, super6ne, % l0O93 50; City
mills, extra, $5 1905 90; Rio brands Bal-
timore family S5 5OlG5 70. Wheat-south-
ern about steady; western higher and
active; southern red 81 0301 0S; amber
81 07@1 IL; No l Maryland 81 O6G1 O01<,
No. western winter red, spot, 81 051f2
05%. Corn-southern steady; western
steady and quiet; southern white SOC;
southern yellow 6006lc.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 3.-Flour steady;
xxx % 5000 20; family "a 05t0z To-
choice s45594 50; Wheat higher and un-