The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-11-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 14.-Cotton firm;
uplands 6I6d, Orleans 7-l6; sales IL 900
bales; receipts 10, 600 bales.
Sales II, 200 bales; speculation 1000
bales; American $3.50 bales.
Breadstuffs firm.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 14.-Noon-Cotton
quiet; midland 0Hc; receipts 300.
NEW YORK, Nov. ID, IL a. m.-Mouey
0; prime mercantile paper 8; exchange,
STEADY; government weak and generally
lower; state bonds neglected.; railroad
irregular and generally higher.
stocks market opened strong and IA
IN per cent higher than at the c.ose yes
terday, the latter Illinois Central. In
early dealings there was n reaction of u
az per cent, after VIII CHI prices recov-
cred H@& per cent. After IL o'clock
but prices fell of 1SC95k per cent, the lat
ter Canada southern aud Louisville d
Nashville. The market then became
stronger and at noon recorded an adj
vance ranging from AGIA per cent, in
which Houston and Texas Central and
Western Union were prominent.
Transactions 439 600 shares.
Money 4CG8. closed, offered at 4; prime
mercantile paper eos; sterling bank
steady At 4 81; sight, 4 So. Three per
cent l02; extended 6s l0lx, AS coupons
ll2H. A. coupons ll6H.
Whea. shade higher, hrineT and bet
ter.
cotton quiet and steady; sales 900; up
lands l0&c, Orleans 10 9-l0c, futures
steady; November 1913 @Dl0 39c. Decem-
Der lO.24Gl030c, January l0.29@l0. 36c,
February 10 40a1O 80, March 10 4la1C. Soc,
April 10.62@l0.7Oc.
NEW YORK, Nov. H.-Wheat-Cash
a shade better; options H@56c higher;
ungrsded red S5dS5L<c; No. 4 DO 81 O3s<;
II N a Al 10 r..A
winter 81 07H' Corn, cash duh and
cent lower; options HNlc higher and
strong; No. BE; No. 2 6SGS9c; elevator
$4,000 delivered.
Coffee duh.
Sugar steady. with fair demand; fair TO
good rio 6-l697<c.
Molassses steady; Porto Rico quoted at
35C15Sc.
Rice quiet but firm.
CHICAGO. Nov. 14.-Wbeat higher; reg
ular 92zc November; 9Ic Decem-
Der, 922c year; No. 2 red winter 94ic
cash. Doc December: No. 3 winter coke.
Corn unsettled and lower, 0skQ68l<c
cash, 66bc November, 59tc December and
year
Pork In fair demand but at lower rates;
closed steady; Sl8 90 cash; Sl7 S0lDl7 IS
November; Sl7 4b&l7 90 December or
year.
Lard active but lower and closed steady;
S11 131l1 81 cash; Gil 421<C0ll As Noyem-
Der; $40 60C9l0 82H December.
Bulk meats In iair demand; shoulders
packed % 90; short rios Gil %; short clear
rib Gil o..
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-Cattle. receipts
1900 head; shipments 1900 head; mar
active and generally stronger but not quo
tably higher; good 10 choice shipping
p 2016 90; common to fair "a l0(CD6 90;
butchers 90 20G3 So; Texans scarce and
wanted.
sheep-ReceIpts $500 head; shipments
1900 head; market very weak and 25c low
er; medium to good 80 b0G4 20; choice to
extra "a 1904 70.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. I4.-COttOn quiet and
unchanged; mlddlings 9Nc; receipts o.
900; shipments AZ. 900.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 10 Flour quiet and
unchanged; xxx % 20 % 81; family - 90
"a 10; choice TO fancy "a 60a4 80. Wheat
better: No. red, 93bIG921Sc. Corn lower
at 62A963c.
PORK dull and lower at s2l 90 cash.
clear sold at GA so.
Lard lower at Oil 30.
Cattle, firm for good grades; common
dull; good to choice Texans % 7bC14 40:
lower grades % OOa3 80. =
Sheep steady; good TO choice Texans
80 6O94 90; common ~ IbG3 ~.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 14.-Wheat, No 2.
spot, 721<c; No S,.spot, 741fc.
Bacon unchanged.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. H.-Cattle, receipts
1900 head; market steady for good but
lower and weak for common; Texas
steers from 1888 to $40 pounds, % b6G3 70;
cows % 1905 80.
Sheep, receipts 900; steady; good TO
choice % O003 so.
GALVESTON. Nov. 14.-Co closed
steady for spot; mlddling one, low mid
ding 9&c. good ordinary Sc. Sales 2l80
bales.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 14.-Pork dull; Job
bling lots sold at S21 90. Dry salt meats
dull and very slow; shoulders at SS 121<.
long clear $40 b09l0 70. short clear $11 -.
Bacon dull, short clear GA 821f.
Lard lower at GA 90.
Cattle, receipts, 1400; shipments none;
active and strong; all good grades had a
quick sale; good TO choice Texan steers,
"a COCA 65; common TO fair, % 70; receipts
of good Texans more plenty but the de-
mand continues active, shippers requir-
| ing several hundred per day: western
| half breeds % 25Qp6 90; butchers stock In
| good demand at % bO13 90 for common
and mixed lots and % 5eg4 70 for faIr TO
| good grades: good 20 choice native ship
ping steers Sb 00G5 70.
Sheep, receipts HOO; shipments none;
active and nrm; good to fancy natives
% 1904 7c; common 10 fair ~ b008 90;
Texans range from " 76Q4 %.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 14.-Cotton in fair
demand; middllngs 9fc; low middllngs
95sc; good ordinary 91Sc; net receipts TAO
bales, gross 9740; exports to France
1900 baIes: exports cOastwise $500 bales;
sales $500 bales; stock 1913 1885 bales.