The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-10-26
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
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DaiIy Cotton Report.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2i.-The POSTS cotton
market report says. Future deliveries
opened 2-1O0 to 800 lower, but had re-
covered the loss at the second call, late
months being even slightly higher than
yesterday at the closing. After the sec
ond call there was an advance OF 1-100 10
2-lOO, which was lost at the third call,
when November brought 1O.7Oc, January
lO.6Sc, February 1O.79c. April Hole, May
1lL2c, June 11.22c. Bids OF loose for
November and December were refused.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Cotton steady;
sales 1873 bales; uplands 10%c; Orleans
ii 1-l6c. Consolidated net receipts, %, 5O7
bales. Exports TO Great Britain, bl5O
bales; TO France - bales; TO continent
8SS bales.
Later.-Cotton-Net receipts ASS bales;
gross receipts 6043 bales. Futures closed
barely steady. Sales 6S, 200 bales. October
lO69GlO.7Oc, November 10.6SGl0 Doc, De-
cember 10. 6S910.59c, January 10. 67Gl0 csc,
February l0.1SG 10 zoe, March 10 .S90lO Doc
April lie, May 11.l1@1l l2c, June lI.2l@
1l.92c.
GALVESTON, Oct. 24.-Cotto market
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. "a. cotton
steady; sales 1000 bales. Ordinary
S1f@SNc; good ordinary 9h99S<c; low
middling 10h@l0%c; middling I0Sk@
lO%c; good mlddling 11@l1Sc; middiing
fair ll1S@ll&c; fair II 469llXc. Receipts,
net, 1464 bales, gross 10 800 bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 5l50 bales; exports
coastwlse - bales; exports to France
" bales; exports to continent - bales.
Stock l1S.742 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. A.-Cotton easy; mid
ding l0Hc; low middling 1Ohc; good or
binary 9Ac. Receipts, net 244i bales;
gross 3S4O bales; shipments 3023 bales;
sales 1881 bales: stock l3303 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 24-Noon - Cotton,
fair business at previous prices f; uplands
oHd orleans 6Sd sal, 10000 bales;
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
200 bales; American 81 bales; October
2604@0 25-64d; October November
l2-64Cg6 l1-64d; November December
l7-04Cqd; January-February6 6-64d; Feb
ruary-March O 8-8fd; March-April l0-84d;
June July l6-64@6 17-64d. Futures
steady.
. p. -october-N ovember O l1-O4d;
November December 9 esd; March
April 9-64d.
6p. m.-Sales American $3.50 bales;
U lL-O4u. JunuuFN-
February 6S-64d; March-Aprll I0.04d;
May-June 9 l5-84d.
MANCHESTER, Oct. 24-Market dull and
rather lower for all articles.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. A.-Wheat---No.2 2,
spot, 791c; No. 3, spot, 7411c.
Financial.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-l1 a. m.-The
stock market opened generally weak ut n
decline from yesterdays closing prices OF
| HQM, the latter Columbus, Chicago and
Indiana Central. In early trade the mar
ket was dull and weak and under the lead
OF Wabash preferred and New Jersey
Central fell of 1s@l1S, but subsequently
dealings became little animated and
recovery of Is took place, in which
wabash preferred, Nashville aud Chat
tanoOga, st. Paul and Louisville and
Nashville are the most prominent.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Money 4@0 per
cent. Exchange 4.6l.
Governments generally unchanged.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The sub-treasury
balance was: Com S9S,067 900; currency
S4,l12,000.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-Exchange-
sight at par per 1000 premium; sterling
bank 4.SOh; consols, 62sz963Nc.
Groceries. Provisions. Etc.
NV YORK, Oct. 24.-Hops very
strongly held.
Coffee dull; Rio. cargoes, 79l@1Okc; job
Sugar dull and Unchanged; fair to good
refining quoted at 7s971c; refined easier
and quiet ut 8N@8%c: standard A SIC;
yellow clarified 7H@71fc; white extra
clarified S1S@8Hc; yellow extra clarified
74@Sc;: yellow 61S@7Hc; OF A ss6@s1sc;
mould A 916c.
Cotton seed OIL 68@71c.
Hides firm and trade modprata
Wool firm and rather quiet.
Frelghts to LIverpoOl-Market dull and
weak; cotton, pei steamer, L96-16d;
wheat, per steamer, 4d.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.-Pork easier
at S25 90. Lard dull and lower; refined,
tierces, 13@lS1Sc, kegs, 13@131fc. Dry
packed, 1ONc, long clear i4lSc. Bacon.
market bare. Hams in fair demand;
sugar-cured canvased, ordinary and me-
dunn average, 159l6c; choice sugar-cured
161f@16Nc.
Whisky steady aud Unchanged; western
Iectifed 81 05@1 20.
Coffee In good demands; cargoes. COM
mon to prlmr ,6C9l0%; ordinary TO prime,
8N@10Hc; jobbing lots, 7a<@10Xc.
sugar in fair demand; common 10 good
common 61<(D5s<c; fully fair &c; prime
1Hc; yellow clarified 7NG8c; white clarI-
fed SIC; graduated Sc. Molasses in good
demand; common 45c; centrifugal $50
DC; fair Doc; prime to choice 520t58c.
Rice demand active; ordinary TO choice
42S@eAc.
Bran dull; jobbing lots 9Oc.
CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-Pork unsettled at
S23 50@23 70 cash and October; $40 62L
ole IS November. Lard quiet but steady;
IL .B6011 zoe cash and October; 11.421<@
11.45c November. Bulk meats in fair
demand; shoulders 10.1<c; short clear 164c.
Whisky steady at $1.19.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. A.-Whlsky steady at
Sl.18.
Pork dull and lower at $23 90. Bulk
meats and bacon dull and nomina Lard
| dull and nominal.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4.--Lard 62s. Cheese
| 68s.
Flour ana Grain.
BALTIMORE, Oct. A.-Flour quiet and
! steady; Howard street and west
ern superfne 30 1904 90; Howard street
and western extra "a 25(04 20; Howard
street and western family "a S7@6 %;
City mills, super6ne, % bOB4 90; City
mills, extra, a 25(04 rs; Rio brands o. IS;
Patapsco family 80 %; superfne patent
90 70. Wheat-southern easy and q shade
lower; western dull and lower; southern
red 81 05G1 10; amber 81 1901 10; No 1
Maryland 81 O9H; No winter red. spot
4
southern white 60989c; yellow southern
65c.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 4.-Flour quiet
and steady; higher grades - 1908 90.
Corn strong, scarce and firm; yellow mixed
85c. Oats In fair demand; choice Doc.
| Corn meal In good demand at "a 30.
Hay quiet and steady; western $1b %;
prime $17 009l6 90; choice el9 O0Cg20 90.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. M.-Flour steady;
xxx % 65@3 10; family "a 06C94 20;
choice to fancy ~ 6Oa5 20. Wheat opened
dull and lower, advanced and closed bet
93szc cash and October; 93lC994I<c No
vember. Corn lower and unsettled, clos
ing 10 outside figures; 071fc cash and Oc-
tober; 60Kc 61h November. Oats easier
34@34ITc cash; 32c November.
CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-Flour steady and
firm; common TO choice spring 90 Boa
80; common 10 fancy "a O0C10 90; patents
% 6006 %; southern Illinois and Missouri
winter "a 5015 30; Michigan "a bO0b 90.
Wheat steady; regular 941fd041kc Octo-
Der; 951[(0951kc November; No 2 Chicago
spring 94H194skc cash; 941fCG945k Octo-
Der; 001zGS5Hc November; No red WIN
| ter 96c. Corn in active demand but I'M
settled; 08akc cash; 689<c October; 081<0
68Xc November. Oats steady; 34z<c cash;
34E October; $3.50 November.
Cattle. Hogs and sheep.
CHICAGO, Oct. A.-The Drover's Jour-
nal reports: Hogs-Receipts 10 900 head;
shipments $500 head; prices zoe lower
than on Monday, but steady at q decline;
| a fair clearance was made; mixed packing
% O0@9 90; heavy % 7bta7 30; light % %