The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-05
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
COTTON,

easier. Uplands. esd; Orleans,
6 I3-16d. Sales, 5000 bales. Specula-
| tion and export, LOCO bales. Receipts,
/ rs 900 bales. American, $3.50 bales.
I Anil delivery, s 39-64g6 3s-64d; April
] Nav. 39-84@6 3S-64d; May-June,
43.R4d: June-July, 6 47-64d; July
August. 6 43-64d; August-September,
6 57-64a6 56-64d; September-October,
6 47-64d Futures are quiet.
! go p. M.-May-June 42-64d.
The Manchester market for yarns and
800 P. M.-Sales of American, 6,7O0
bales. Futures are dull
New YORK, April 4.-Cotton Is
quiet. Sales, 845 bales. Uplands,
II 1-l6c; Orleans, 121sc. Futures are
steady. April, 12.08@12. O9c; May, Y
| 312 Ice: June, I233@12-34c; July, l2.4S
| G1249c; August, 12.61G1262c; Septem-
Der, l. 22@1S24c.
Net receipts 1913, gross, 11,428. Flu
lures closed quiet and steady. sales,
! eS,OO0 April, 12O9@12.10c; May, l2;l9
/ QI220c; June, 1850; July, l2.49@
| 125Oc; August, 12.63@12.64c; Septem-
Der, 1225@1226c; October, 1l.6OG
! Hole; November, 11.4G1l.3c; De
cember, n.44@11.45c; January, lZ'3o@
! 126Sc.
/ Cotton is quit Sales 9O1 bales. Up
lands, II 1-16c; Orleans,l2 5-l5e: Con-
solidated net receipts, 1872 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain, 1856 bales; con-
tipent, 5.lO3 bales.
New YORK, April 4.-The Posts
cotton report says: Future deliveries
opened at to 2 points lower, but the in
Juiry after the call sufficiently exceeded
offerings to lead to IN advance of 8 to 10
( points. There appears to be little or no
outside demand. The cause is probably
to be traced TO covering short sales
before holidays. The course next week
will doubtless be regulated by reopen
ing of the Liverpool stocks of all kinds,
and will continue to increase there. At
the third call,April brought u 29e; June,
, l2.35c; August, l2.63c; September, Y 26c;
October, I1.G0c.
NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-Cotton IL
quiet aud steady Sales, 3, $50 bales ;ordiua-
ry, 1038c; good ordinary, II lsc; low mid
ding, 1I5ac middling, he; good mid
ding, 12s5c; middling fair, 125sc; fair,
135ec Receipts, net, 1868 bales; gross,
2.199 bales Exports cOastwise,
1851 bales continent, 1888
Stock, 24J,3S4 bales. Futures barely
steady. Sales 34,100 bales. April.
I1.95m1l9 Sc; May, 1207@120Sc; June,
. I2.19@ 1220c.; July, 1850 12.37c; August,
. 12.50c; September, 1l.6S@l1
( October, 11.36@11.35c; November, 11.l9
@112Oc December, 1.19@11.20c.
/ fNoTE. BY resolution of the board of
/ directors of the cotton exchange it was
decided to have no future market on the
9TH and Sth, and to close exchange on
/ good Friday.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
( New YORK, April 4-Noon.-Stocks
are dull. Money, SOS per cent. Elk
change, long, S4SG4; short, S4.S9li.
/ State bonds generally unchanged. Gov
ernmeut bonds are irregular.
New ORLEANS, April 4.-Sight ex-
change, $500 per $1,000 premium.
/ Sterling bank exchange, $4S616. Con-
! suls, 6315@6444.
New York, April 4-Night.-Money,
per cent. Exchange, $4S64.
Government bonds are strong;
new IS, coupons, SLO255; new
4l5s, coupons, 81 .15lS; new is, coupons,
I SI.1Ss5. State bonds are inactive.
Stocks opened weak; closed strong;
Alabama, class A, 2 to 5, S11l; class A,
2 to 5, small, 6338 class B,
IS, 80; class C, Is, S458; Chicago and
Northwestern, 100; preferred, 1895;
Erie. 3D.; East Tennessee railroad, l234;
Georgia railroad, 1855; Illinois Central,
1851: Lake Shore and Michigan South
ern, 143 q, Louisville and Nashvllle,SO12;
Memphis and Charleston, 55; Nashville
and Chattanooga, 50; New York Central
and Hudson River, 1929; Pittsburg
aud Cleveland guaranteed, 1872; Rich
mond and A:leghany, 3219; Richmond
81.
! Wabash, st. Louis and Pacific, 3419; do,
preferred, GJ4; Western Union tele-
I graph, 50.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
New York, April 4-Flour is quiet
and firm. Wheat is dull and &c lower.
/ Corn opened p to &c lower, suisse
queutly became strong and recovered.
/ Pork is firm at Sl615@1716. Lard is
/ firm at 1147l5c. Spirits of turnintine,
/ 600G0i2e. Bosin, 47c. Freights are dull
and weak.
New YORK, April Might. Coffee is
steadily held, but trade is quiet; prices
are unaltered. Sugar is firm and quiet;
fair to good refining, 5-16W713c; re-
fined is firm; standard A, 91ac. Wool il
about steady; trade light; domestic
fleece, 31M47c; Texas, 14W30c.
steady, fair demand; xxx, S5.75@6.O0;
higher grades, Sc 75G97.25. Corn is in fair
/ demand; mixed, firm at Soc; white, lower
/ at 97isc. Oats are higher at 6i@6jc.
/ Corn meal is quiet; ordinary Is steady at
( 81. 75@390; choice is easier ut 500.
/ Hay is scarce; prime is firmer at $3.50;
f Porb is firm $l8.sl. Lard ids is
| steady, refined tie:ce, 1l38@l1 &c; key,
/ l2u12 &c. Dry salt meats are in good de-
mand; shoulders. higher, Tie; clear rib
and long clear, 1020c Bacon is higher;
/ shoulders Sc; clear rib and long
clear, l095u llc.; no clear. Hams
are firm choice sugar-cured canvassed,
/ Ilm12i5c Whisky is steady, unchanged;
western rectilied, $L05@1.20. Coffee
/ Is firmcr; carg0cs, common to
prime, 7l1m11 lIc. Sugar is quiet;
common to good common,
GlImG5gc; fair to fully fair ca 072sc;
prime to choice, 7l2@Sc; yellow clar-
flied, Sli@S%ac. Molasses in dull de-
mand; common, 15@50c; centrifugal,
10mGOc; fair. 4SM5lc; prime, 56@5Sc.
Rice is stronger {; prime, 81 IKE. Bran
is firm at Sl.25.
BALTIMORE, April Flour is steady
with more active demand. Wheat,
I southern, quiet; western closing quiet;
southern red, .3G@3Sc; amber, 1.4igiSc;
No. 2 western winter red, spot, l.37l48
373l. Corn, southern, steady; western,
shade easier; southern white, SIC;
yellow, Sic.
ST. LOUIS, April 4.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat opened lower and
advanced; closed fairly firm; No. red
faIl,SI2Sl 1, cash; S1.3l 4 for May. Corn
lower at 1850 cash; 7l1a for April; 72ls
May. Oats, slow at sac cash; SOC for
May. Pork, slow; 1850 bid, cash;
. SI7.55 bid for April. Bulk meats, quiet,
firm and unchanged; only Job trade;
500; ribs, 1913; clear, SOLO. Lard,
nominal Whisky, steady.
Clergymen. lawyers, physicians, farm
crs, merchants. business men, gentlemen
OF leisure, and their women folk and
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