The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-03-22


Net recelplS. 6.S3J
Gross receipts. Observation-Disclosures. g,j75
Exports to continent. INSTRUMENTATION. $50
Exports coastwlSe.. .................... 2,ll0
SUM OWED
as 90.
Corn dull; mixed G6G60c
Oats dull and lower al 53Hc.
Cornmeal quiet and weak at 81 %.
Hay lover, common Sl4 OO@l5 90; prime
sl7 00gi9 CO., choice S2OC0; fancy 81 co.
Pork III lair demank at l9Dl9ls.
Lard quiet but firm; refined tierce, at l13sc;
key l2.25c.
Bulk meats in fair demands clear ribs aud
long clear II .00@ll .l2Hc.
Bacon in fair demand; shoulders S5sdSA
long clear and clear ribs 11h@1ll4.
Hams, sugar-cured, quiet and steady; choice
cahyaSed l3@13H.
Whisky steady; western recti1ed 81 O5@l 20.
Coffee steady with fair demand; Rio cargoes,
common to prime, 7@lOHc.
Sugar quiet; common to good common 6h@
69se; fair TO full fair 614O7; prime rs; yellow
clarified s@SA choice white clarified S1a.
MOlaSses dull and nominal.
Rice quiet but steady; ordinary to prime,
4B@61s.
Bran dull at sl.O5.
Cotton seed oil; prime crude 43@44c; sum
mer yellow refined 47@4Sc ..,.. -.
New York bank sight, per $1,000. 81 premi-
UNI; prime sterling exchange BIB 4.S0@4 500.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March 2O.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 9hc.
SaleS ....................... l.oOO
Receipts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,4O0
Shipments. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. GOO
Flour unchanged; family ii 6o6i 50; choice
So 15@5 25;t ancy 81 3Ol04 60; Xxx 81 25e44 IS.
tirely to May options; No. 2 red 81 OSLO O8h
May.
Corn is in about the same condition as
wheat buf had very little strength. EOlk IN
5O%c cash; 51A@5lSc April; 5314@541zc May.
Oats better; Ale cash; 42c April; 4240431sc
May.
Provisions dull and lower; only small ped
ding trade done.
Whisky steady at 81 is.
Corn meal duh at 81 90.
ST. LOUIS, March 20.-Cattle-supply entire
ly inadequate to the demand; prices firm; eX-
ports So 5Og6 IS; good TO choice shipping
Sc O096 so; light shipping S. 5o@6 90; good TO
best butchers steers 81 1905 so; fair to best
butchers COWS and heifers 25l15 90; common
butchering stuff 50 5O@4 90: stOckers and feed
ers 81 5'@5 25; corn-fed Texans of 1000 TO 1850
pounds sold al - 25g5 20. keceipts 6oO nea az
50; heavy 81 10@7 IS. A drove OF Texans
brought 81 40, the best price of the season.
Receipts 200 head,
as so; choice to fancy So 1906 So. Receipts
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, March 2O.-Wheat weak
No. 2 red 942O95c cash; A@96c April; 1850
Co Corn Weak; 4s&@4ic cash; 45@45hc April
| 47D474c May.
KANSAS CRY, March 2O.-Cattle active and
| firm; native steers of 1900 pounds to extra
heavy sold at IS 1907 20; st0ckers and feed
ers 81 25G5 Is; COWS So 4O@i so. Receipts lOOl
head.
Hogs weak and lower at So 1907 So, mostly
| 81 05@7 30. Receips 1900 head.
| Sheep-gOod muttons of 100 pounds average
sold at 81 so. Receipts 100 head.
| CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO, March 20.-IIOgs fairly active and
| prices stronger; mixed 81 00@7 Go; heavy
81 65@8 05; light 81 1907 &c. Receipts 1000
/ head.
Cattle slow and about steady; exports SO 5O@
| Z 90; good to choice shipping 50 7O@6 40; com
mon to fair So OOI5 50; butchers 81 1904 50
stOckers and feeders 50 20@l 50. Receipts COO
| head.
Sheep fairly active and firm; choice to extr;
So 5O@6 90; common to fair 81 OO@i 2h. Re
| CENTS 400 head.
Flour dull and unchanged.
regular SIO5G1 051s March; ~ O5s@l 05h
April; 81 IDOL llh May; No. red winter
| 81 on.
Corn unsettled but generally lower; 5ial
JG5sc cash; 45<c MARCH,; AB@sGc April; 5sh
@5914c May.
Pork opened weak and lower and closed firm
| al outside prices; Sl8 lODlS 10 easll or March
S1S I715(G18 20 April; SIS 421aeelS 45 May.
Lard opened weak and lower and closed firm
ll.17110il.20c cash or March. ll.22h@ll2J
| April,
Bulk meats I'm fair demand; shoulders 1859
short ribs 1015c; short clear lO.45c.