The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-05
FINANCE IND COMMERCE..
Daily EIGrSet Report 6y Tetegrat 70.
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. January 3. Noon Cot
ton in moderate inquiry, and freely
supplied; uplands 6%d; Orleans 6s<d;
sales 10000; for speculation and export
1000; receipts 3Gl bales; American POI
bales. Uplands, low middllng clause.
January and February delivery, 010d;
February and March GXd March and
April 2l-32d; April and May @ 23-32d !;
May and June 90 Futures dull and
steady.
Erie 421l.
1:3O p. m.-Uplands, low middling
clause, June ana July 13-16d. Futures
firm.
Breadstuffs firm, except for corn, which
is dull; new corn 50l01Gd.
300 p. m.-The market at Manchester
for yarns and fabrics are quiet and
steady.
Uplands, low middllng clause, March
and April delivery 11-16d.
4p. m.--Uplands, low middling clause,
January delivery @ 1920; January and
February 1920; February and March
31-32d; May and June 25-32d.
5p. MIXTURES closed steady.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, January 3.--Stocks gem
orally lower. Money per cent. Ex-
change = Long S4.7sN; short, S4.S3N
State bonds in light request. Governs
ments quiet and firm.
Cotton dull and nominal; sales 1866
bales; uplands lie; Orleans ~ b-16c.
Futures barely steady January, 11.0lW
11.93c; April, 12.53@12.54c; February.
12J3@12.14c; May, 12.6SGl209c; March,
12.35@12 .36c; June, 12.70@l2 soc.
Flour steady and quiet. Wheat mod
erately active and T@9<c better. Corn
quiet and H@Ac better. Pork dull al
16M@17c. Lard firm at 111[c. Turpen-
tine 551lc. Rosin S2.35@2.45. Freights
firm.
Cotton net receipts 1914; gross IL ,88l.
Futures closed depressed; sales $4,000
bales; January, IL 7S@l1.79; February,
IL .9s@11 90; March, 12.20; April, 1898;
May, 12.52012.53; June, ~. 04d12.05; July,
12.76@12.77; August, 12.96@l2.S6; Sep
TENDER, 12.24912 %; October, 11AS@
11.50; November, 12.32@1233.
Cotton quiet; sales 402 bales; uplands
11Xc; Orleans u 3-1Gc; consolidated net
receipts, q .S4S bales; TO France, 20S7
bales; continent, II 1922 bales.
Coffee unchanged; inferior trade dull.
Sugar in fair demand refining quoted az
7sEM71zc: refined steady.
Woof-Domestic fleece, 36a50c; Texas,
14631c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, January 3.-Cotton
nary, 9Hc; good ordinary, 1O1fc; low
middling, lie middling, 11Ec good
middling, 11Mc; middling fair, l2c !;
receipts past three days, net. --14,J42
bales; gross, 26,SS9 bales; exports 10
Great Britain, 4O35 bales; continent,
1916 bales; coastwise 1921 bales; stock on
hand, 4O0.175 bales. Futures weak
ii.5S; February, 11'74; March, 12.Ol@
1902; April, 12.2l@12.22; May, 12.37@
1888; June, 12.4S; July, 12.O5C912.06; f
August, 12.65@12.67; September, II 900
11.12; october, 11.39; November ll.220
11.24.
4.75; Xxx, S5.25@5.50; Xxx firmer at 1918
$500; higher grades, 50 25@7.75. Corn
in fair demand at 77@S1c. Oats steady
and in fair demand; choice SIC. Corn meal
stronger az S3.65@7.50. Hay dull; prime
S22 .0O@23. 00;. choice, S25. Pork higher
at S17.5O@17.7s. Lard quiet and steady;
refined, fierce, S11.50S11.621< keg,
loose, S6.S6l; packed, $6.25@0.30; clear
rib and long clear sides, S9.121<@S11.15;
clear, $3.50. Bacon quiet and weak
shoulders, SC; clear ribs and long clear
10k(0109Sc; short clear, 10Nl01fc.
Hams steady and In good demand
choice sugar-cured, canyassed, llzzt9
S1.0O@$1.10. Coffee steady; cargoes,
ordinary to prime ,9@12c. Sugar in good
eemBnd; common TO good common, DX
@6sEc; fair to fullyfair, 69<@7c prime 70
choice, 71S@75Sc yellow clarified 8@51(c.
Molasses quiet; common 40@42c; centri-
fugaI, 3505Oc: fair 43G45; prime TO choice
49657c. Rice in good demand and tend
ing upward; ordinary to choice, 5z061<c.
Sight exchange, at par sterling bank,
4.79j<. Consols 0S@6S9s.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. January 3.-Flour quiet
lower No. 2 red, S1.35 cash. Corn
opened better, but declined 70 00c Tor
cash and January; 06h February. Oats
lower at 451lc. Pork quiet at Sl7.o0 for
cash and January. Bulk meats steady
but slow; shoulders, $3.50; ribs, S9:59
clear sides, S10121f. Lard nominal a.
81 90. Whisky steady at sl.lV.