The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-09-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Daily Cotton Report.

10 ll.10c, November from ii .5Sc TO III DC
and later months in the same proportion.
, The second call showed still further de-
cline OF 2-l0O93-lOO, subsequently Sep
TENDER fell to 12.3Oc, October 11.75c, No
vember 1I.54c, December IL .52c, January
1l.5Sc-the rate OF decline was September
14-100 and the balance 10-1O0 below yes
terday's closing quotations. At the third
call september sold at 12.31c, November
1l.53c, January 11.5Sc, February II CSC.
March IL Sic, June 12.14c.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Cotton steady
and 1-16c lower; sales Isl bales; CONSOLE
dated net receipts 5645 bales; exports to
Great Britain - bales; exports 20 France
- bales; exports to continent 800 bales;
uplands l2sIc; Orleans l31Sc; futures
steady; September 12.32a12. 83c. October
ll.71@ll.Isc, November .55(1ll Doe, De-
cember 1l.54@ll.h5c, January IL .00dlI OF,
February ll.6l@11.62c.
Later.-Cotton-Net receipts 233 bales
gross receipts 2979 bales. Futures closed
steady. Sales $4,000 bales. September
l2.3?@l23Sc, October 11.77@1l.7sc, No
vember 1l.56N11 sic, December IL Boa
1.56c, January 1l.6l@11 &c, February
11.72 "a I1.73e, March 11.S30D11 Sac, April
ll.959ll.96c, May I2.00C1l2.07c, june 12.17
@l2.lSc.
MANCHESTER, Sept. 12.-Market quiet
and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l2-Noon.- Cotton
easier; uplands lied; Orleans I'D;
sales 1000 bales; speculation and exports
| 1000 bales; receipts 400, American 1890;
| september I'd; September-Octo Q 1894
as 57-64d; October-November @ 4l-64CD
o 42-64d; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 35-64d; De-
cemDer-January 37-G4d; January-Febru-
| airy 0 37-64d; February March 3664d;
| April-May 3S-64d; May-June O 44-64d;
June-July G 45-G4d. Futures weak.
1870 p.m.-November-D December 37-64d.
$3.50 p. m.-March-April 3S-04d; April
| May 9 39-64d.
September 63-64d; September October
O 64-64d; October-November 40-64d; De-
| cember January 34-64d; May June
@ H-64d. Futures steady.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12-Uotton steady;
sales $50 bales. Ordinary 10%@lOxc,
good ordinary 1l%@ll11c, low middling
| 11T(912c, middling 12HG12%c, good
middling 1z569l2slc, middling fair 12s<a
l3c, fair 13H@l311c. Receipts, net, S21
bales, gross 2O13 bales; no exports. Stock
1908 bales.
| ST. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-Cotton steady;
middling l2lc; low middlng 11s<c, good
ordinary lie. Receipts, net, 1lB bales.
gross receipts POI bales; shipments 81
bales; sales 81 bales; stock 1901 bales.
| GALVESTON, Sept. H. Cotton market
closed steady; middling 12c. Sales 1919
bales.
Financial.
| NEW YORK, Sept ELL a. m.-The
stock market opened generally strong and
| H@1 per cent higher than Yesterdays
closing quotations, the latter for 81. Paul,
Minnesota and Manitoba, while the
Oregon navigation was per cent higher.
In early dealings ST. Paul, Minnesota and
Manitoba fell of ~ per cent and the gen.
eral list SgN per cent; after which the
market became strong and sold up A0lH
per cent, Hannibal and 81. Joe preferred,
Wabash and Pacific preferred, aud Mich
igan Central being the most prominent
In the upward movement. At ii a. m.
a fractional reaction took place In the
| general list.
NEW YORK, Sept 12.-StOcks active.
Money 31f@7 per cent. Exchange-long
1884; do. short 4.S7%. State bonds neg
| lected. Governments strong and higher.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 11.-Exchange
l-sight per $1,000 $500 premium; sterl-
ing, bank 4.s5; consols, 62s<@03kc.
Groceries. Provisions. Etc.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Pork steady; old,
nominal; new, s2l 7b@2l S7i. Lard weak
Freights steady and quiet.
New York 4G(G47c.
Coffee firm aud fairly active: Rio, car
goes, 7sl9lONc; job lots 7s<Gl1kc.
Sugar firm and quiet aud IN fair demand;
Cuba 3-l697Hc; fair to good refining
| 74IG7Nc; refined steady; standard A $40
SIC; yellow clarified 74Cg756; white extra
| clarified SH@SEc, yellow extra clarified
7%GSc; yellow 62z@71sc; Cd A S1f@S5kc;
mould A 0bc, confectionery A DC. cut loaf
9%c, crushed 91%@9Ec, powdered 01kc,
graduated 9Hc, Cuba 911c. Rio brands
fairly active and steady.
Hides firm and fairly inquiry.
Turpentine 421Tc.
Rosin 81 750l1 80.
Cotton seed oil 6166Oe.
Wool quiet and in fair demand; domes-
tic fleece 32(9i7c, Texas 14@33c.
Freights 10 Liverpool lower; cotton,
per steamer, l-lG@td; wheat, per steam
| er, I'D.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 12-Lard Dos Cd. Short
clear middles IT'S.
Beef, extra Indian mess, 150s.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 12.--Bacon 15c.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12.-Pork strong
| at 1923 90. Lard steady; refined, fierce,
| 12szY12Hc; keg l34c. Dry salt meats
easier but higher; shoulder, old packed,
10000; new 10.76. Bacon quiet; sbou ders
lie; short ribs 16.37%@l550e, long clear
firm; ordinary sugar-cured, canvassed,
16@l6I<c.
Whisky steady and unchanged; western
rectifled 81 O5@1 20.
Coffee dull; Jobbing lots, ordinary to
prime, Sf@11c.
Sugar quiet and steady; fully fair SIC,
yellow clarified Ssz@SJSc, prime TO choice
8sI19c. MOlasses dull and nominal.
Rice lnactiye: ordinary to choice $40
6Xc.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-Hams 152@1ac.
Lard, refined, lac.
Coffee dull; Rio cargoes. ordinary to
fair. Sd9e.
Sugar steady; A soft 9ssc.
Whiskey steady at S1.2O1I.22.
Freights quiet.
Flour ana Grain.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Flour-DuIl and
heavy; southern firm; common TO
fair 81 90t05 80; good to choice % 00C97 30.
Wheat, dull and H@Nc lower. Corn
heavy and unsettled and 1CG3c lower.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 12.-Flour quiet
and weak; higher grades "a S71<(16 10.
Corn dull; Texas white 9Oc; western
white 90c; Texas mixed 92c. Oats
western lower; No. western 44c; Texas
dull; prime 47c; choice Soc.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 12.-Wheat, No 2,
spot, 79tc; No. 3, spot, Toe.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.- Flour steady
and unchanged; Howard street eand
western superdne % 25t@3 70; Howard
street and western extra "a 00Cd4 10;
Howard street and western family IS GOA
90; City mills, superfne, 90 00G3 IS;
City mills, extra, "a 0O06 30; Rio brands
90 90; Baltimore high grade family 20 20;
winter wheat patent, 81 %. Wheat
southern quiet and steady; western
steady; southern red 81 05(l1 09L; south
! ern amber 81 1901 IA; No. Maryland;
No. western winter red, spot, 81 09%,
81 09@1 09H September. Corn-southern
quiet and easy; white 80@e2c, southern
yellow 88Hc, mixed roc bid; western
lower but fairly active.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 12.-Flour weak but
unchanged; xxx 90 1904 10; family % 40
as 80; fancy "a 9015 %. Wheat opened
lower and declined but stffened up
again and closed better; No. 2 red fall 041
i95c cash, 95slc September, 941kc Octo-
Der. Corn active but lower, and as tine
bears were bammering hard the market
sold down; No. 2 red 601fc cash; COO Sep
TENDER, 581fc October. at the close Octo-
Der sold up again 10 59Hc. Oats lower ut
325l@3ac cash; 3OHcseptember; 30Hc oc-
tober.
Cattle, Hogs ana sheep.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-The Drover's Jour
, nal reports: Hogs-Receipts 5000 head;
shipments 1900 head; market badly de-
moralized and all grades below choice
selling fully 15c lower; common to good
mixed o. 4008 IS; heavy packing and
shipping IS 5000 %; light do. ~ 30G6 20;
skips $5 0007 20.
. Cattle - Receipts $500 head. shipments
! 1900 head; market active, values firmer;
no exporters here; good to choice ship