The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1883-03-08
MARKETS BY TELEcRi
GALVESTON.

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GALVESTON.
Especial 10 the Statesman.l
GALVESTON, March 6.-Spot cotton
closed steady; middling S4c; low mi
ghc; good ordinary s%c.
VET recelptS. .........................
| srOsS recelptS. ........... ...........
Exports to continent. .................
Exports coastwise ...................
S,NIs,i, .'............-...-.-..-
Futures opened steady and easy .;,' and
March 49,. 962 bid August a,f
April. ...... 9.l3g 9.75 September. 00l[|
May $50 9.s5 October :. o.79(
June ....... 9.9iG 0 81 N0vembe.. e.G9<
| July: ....... 10.2Gi1o.i4 December o.68(
Sales 1000 bales.
NEW YORK.
NEW York, March 6.-The stock md
| opened l6@A lower. During the first hour
market was heavy, declining h@x fromE
opening quotations. After II O'clock the E
| sequently became weak and nc n0ODs0l1 a
| iiGDi. At l o'clock the market became Al
what active and prices steady. In the l.
hour the market was dull and steady fol/
first quarter, but after that became mor|
tive and weaker, declining until the u
which was at the lowest prices OF the
which were heg2 lower than the closing ouI
lions of yesterday. The weakest stocks NJ
IT. Paul, Lackawanna, Northern Pacific
southwestern.
Money 7@i5 per cent, closing 70s per 90
count.
Exchange steady; 4.sl long; 4sa,t sight
State securities neglected. A decline In N
ginia lis on matured coupons was due to a
Cision of the supreme court rendered yeslorI
Governments: IS extended, 1851; avs. q
pons, ll2h; As, coupons, 1iSX; IS. l0ft.
NEW YORK, March Cotton quiet; upi'1
Futures dull at the following quotation
March ............ 10.it August ...........X
April .............10.2s September .......i|
May ..............io.ss October ID
July ............. 1904 December 10
Coffee quiet and unchanged.
Sugar quiet and unchanged.
Molasses quiet but steady.
Rice, demand fair and market firm.
Pork dull and easier at $40 256Di9 80.
10.25c.
Lard stronger at 1i.45Sii.47K.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-Cotton oui,
mlddling 9S; low middling DC; good ordIae
sac.
Eos lecelPio: 1900. ....'....
nrOsS receipts. -.................-. III
Exports TO France. ................... "A
Exports To continent. ................ 81
SSaieS' '.''''''..'............. ~
STOCK Observation-Disclosures. IIII
Flour quiet but firm; higher grades $ s
@6 37H.
Corn in good demand at full prices; w3l
and mixed 68c; yellow zoe.
Oats in fair demand at 64g55c.
Corn-meal dull and lower; offered az 81
Hay scarce and Arm; ordinary SIS O0<l
prime Sl7 0O@lS 90; choice $40 00020 co;
S2l 10.
Pork dull and lower at si9 12h.
Lard In fair demand; refined, fierce, n. n
1l.sTSc; key 12.37hc.
Bulk meats quiet and weak; sh0ulde
packed, 7.75c; clear ribs and long Gle
10.26c.
Bacon easier; shoulders s.7bc; clear
IL 25c; long clear 1l.i2hc.
Hams, sugar-cured, strong and active, CHI
caAyased 130i4c.
Whisky steady; western rectlfied 81 o5o
Coffee quiet but firm; Rio cargoes, conl
TO prime, 7@lOhc.
Sugar steady with good demand; common
good common Gls@6lc;. fair to fully fair 01,
67c; prime to choice 7@7i<c; yellow clarin
S@6Ac; choice white clarified SH
MOlasses quiet but firm; common 25(II
centrifugal 25ED45e7S SRI 36c. -aistern bOftI
3i945c; prime TO cfI0ice 42d5Jc 10000
20eg40c, r0sted 18QD32c.
Rice In good demand; ordinary TO priaI
6@6Kc.
Bran in good demand 81 20.
Cotton seed Oll-prime crude 4lE143c: 81
mer yellow, refined, 48EQGOc
New York bank sight, per $1,000, 81 preI
um; sterling, 30 days, 4.SiH.
ST. LOUIS.