The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-11-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Daily Cotton Report.

DdhT OOttuh htepOTts
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-The Posts cotton
market report says: Future deliveries
at the first call lost 2-100 but recovered the
decline Immediately after the call but
then gradually declined, ending In oss
Of 11-100. December is selling at 10.40c,
January 1O.4Sc, February 10. 80c, March
l0.71c. These lower prices brought in
more buyers and led to an advance OF
3-lOO.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-Cotton easier;sales
34l2 bales, including 5000 bales In transit;
uplands 10sc; Orleans l0.l3-16c. Futures
barely steady. November 10. 4zS110. 43c,
December 10 4lG10.42c, January S0.b00
10.5lc, February 10.800l0.6l, March 1911
@l0. re, April 10.836p10.S5c Consolidated
net receipts, 1000 bales. Exports h
Great Britain, 12169 bales; 10 France
5000 bales; TO continent - bales.
Later.-Cotton-Net receipts 1860 bales;
gross receipts 9493 bales. Futures close2
weak. Sales - bales. November
10.40c, December 10.39c, January 1047@
10A8c, February 10.5S@lO.69c, March
June n.02@11. 03c, July 11.13d lilac, Au-
gust IL .22@ll .23c.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 31-Noon Cotton.
bales; speculation and export 1000 bales;
receipts 81 900 bales; American $500
bales; October 20-640D6 14-04d; October
November @ 8-64(96 12-64d: NOvember-De-
cember 7-64dG8 6-64d; December-Janu-
airy 7-64@0 56id; January-February
Q 6-64: March-Aprll . 9-6490 Sod; April
May 1894; May-June o 14-64d; June-July
o l6-64d. Futures steady.
1:30 p. m.-Sales, American. 800 bales;
October-November 0 1l-84d, December
January 5-G4d, May-June 12-04d, june
July q l6-64d.
bp. m.-Uplands, low middllng clause,
October-Noyember delivery. l5-84d,
December-January q 11-04d, February
May-June o 1l-04C96 I'D, June.July
9 15-e4@6 14-64d. Futures steadier.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 81. - Cotton
quiet and easy; sales 5000 bales. Quota
lions unchanged. Ordinary 61lCD61<c;
good ordinary 01f(Q9%c: low middling
lO9l0hc; middling lOH@l01fc; good
10s@l03c; middling fair
10X@1Ic; fair 11K@l1Hc. Receipts,
ports to Great Britain $3.50 bales; exports
- bales; exports TO France
. bales; exports TO continent - bales.
Stock LAT 1884 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3l.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding 1016c; low middling 101Sc; good 0rdI-
nary 9Nc. Sales 40 bales; receipts, 800
bales; shipments 1000 1858 bales; stock
1860 bales.
GALVESTON, Oct. 81 Cotton market
closed weak and lower to sell; mlddling
10lc. Sales 2l3l bales.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 31-Market firm but
not much doing. November-D ecember
o bod; February March 8-04d; April
MaN MI N. h
April O S-64d.
Financial.
NEW YORK, Oct. BILL a. m.-The
stock market opened strong and higher
than at the close on yesterday, for 81.
Paul, and %01 higher for the remainder
of the list, including Illinois Central. The
market for the first hour Of business has
been quiet and strong, and at II O'Clock
H@lH, recorded In which IIii-
nois Central, Wabash preferred, Michi-
gan Central and Northern Pacific were
while st. Paul, MInnesotaand
Manitoba after selling up to l reacted To
4. Quicksilver Mining advanced %@
1.OS&.
NEw YORK, Oct. 3l.-Stocks dull.
Money 8 per cent. Exchange-long 4.8i;
short 4.S5. State bonds neglected. Gov
erDments generally unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 31.-Exchange--
blBub Ut par per lUUO bbtIlluk
bank Adj; consols, 62szG84c.
LONDON, Oct. 31-1:30 p. m.-Consols
102 5-16d Tor money and account.
PARIS, Oct. 31.-Rentes SOf lie.
Groceries. Provisions. Etc.
NFw YORK, Oct. 31.-Pork steady at
$23 30. Lard firm at IL. so.
Turpentine, spirits, 541fc.
Rosin S1.6501 SO.
Freights quiet and tteady.
Hops active and very buOyant at an ad
vance; New Yorks s6cC0$I co.
Coffee, spot dull weak and nominal; Rio,
cargoes 73@10c; job lots 71<Q11c.
Sugar dull and unchanged; centrifu-
gal SIC; st. Domingo 3-18c; fair to good
refining 74@73e; refined weak; standard
A ess@SNc; yellow clarified 71l@7Kc;
extra clarified 7%@Sc; yellow 69<@7]<c; OF
A sA@Sxc; mould A S@91Sc.
Wool dull.
Frelghts to Llverpool-Market firm;
cotton, pei steamer, H@3-16d; wheat,
per steamer. I'd.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 31.-Pork dull
and lower at S23 70. Lard easier; refined,
tierces, 12H@121c, kegs, 13c. Dry salt
meats dull and lower; shoulders. packed,
10Hc, clear rib and long clear 131fc.
sugar unchanged; inferior 41fc; COM
to fully fair 4s<@6sSc; prime DC; yellow
clarified 71{@7Xc; white clarified S<@
SIC; granulated S96c. Molasses in fair
demand; centrifugal 30@35c; common 40
@4bc; fair 46@4Sc; prime TO choice 48@
68c.
Rice frmer; ordinary to choice 4sS@'
csc.
Bran good demand but lower at S5c.
Whisky steady and unchanged; western
rectIfed 81 O5@1 20.
Coffee quiet and steady; cargoes. COM
mon to prime, 6@l0s<; ordinary 10 prime,
eN@1o1lc; jobbing lots, 71<@10Xc.
LONDON, Oct. 2s.-spirits Of turpentlne
39sG39s Cd.
CHICAGO Oct. 31.-Pork lower at S21 90
AL ON cash; SO 1000 TX November.
Lard lower; 1l.30@l1 Acc cash; IL .271<e
November. II .O21< all .05c December. Bulk
meats fair demand; shoulders 10Lc; short
rib Axe; short clear 15c.
Flax seed lower at 15<.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3l.-whisky steady at
S1Oe.
Provisions very slow; only small
peddliDg trade done at irregular prices
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 31.-Breadstufi steady
and quiet except wheat. which Is dull.
California average white s. edges Id; club
0s09s I'D.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 31.-Clear bacon
sides and salt sides down quarter; 9TH
ers unchanged.
Flour and Grain.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Flour dull and
declining. Wheat dull and heayy, A@1<c
lower. Corn dull, 1sglc lower.
CHICAGO, Oct m:-Elour quiet and I'M
a n. Cannon 70 fancy - O0(d6 90; patents
a. sfcSG IS; southern Illinois and Missouri
,r,nfer e4b005 80; Michigan "a b015 90.
Wheat lower; regular 921zQ925<c Octo-
,.sr. oO092T November. No 2 Chicago
sgoring 921<99921<c cash. Options same Il
red winter 945(c; No B do, 92c. Corn UNI
settled and lower. 6za621kc cash; oO1(M
56Xc November; 00zG0O1zc December.
Oats easier; 34c cash; 331<c November:
531(4331zc December. Rye dui and low,
Or, BIC. Barley dull e20s5c.