The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1883-10-04
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/ NEW ORLEANS, Ocp. o. SOttoH Stcduyy
sales 1900. Quotations unchanged. Receipts,
net, 30l0, gross: 4675, export coastwise $500,
stock 1879 Futures steady, sales $1,000.
Oct. 1919, Nov. 10.22@l0.23, Dec. 1850
1896. Jan. 1O.4s@1O.49, Feb. 1a6S@lO,e4,
March 1O.7s@10.79, April 10000 1897, May
lila, June 1L.l7@1L1S, July 1l.29alL3l,
Aug. 11.39a11.41. Flour quiet steady,
Family 4.25a450, high grades 5.15a5.75.
Corn light supply, mixed SO, white held at
60. Oats frmer, 50. Corn meal steady,
fair demand, 2.2O@2.25. Hay dull, prime
1511@16, choice 10. Pork quiet, firm 111z.
Lard quiet, steady, tierce 8 3-s, key s 7-s.
Dry salt meats fair demand, lower
Shoulders packed 5, long clear and clear rib
6 IA, Bacon, Shoulders dull 6, long clear,
demand fair, higher Z. Hams firm, un-
changed. Whisky steady, unchanged.
Coffee active, firm, common to prime SIX
-1l.3-4. Sugar and Molasses, supply of old
exhausted. Rice, good demand, easier,
ordinary to prime 4I-55 8. Bran firmer,
80. Cotton seed oil, crude, 32--SS, refined,
40-4I.
Sight exchange, dollar thousand
prmium. Sterling, bank 1927. Consols
63T-631S.
| NEW York, Oct. 3.-Post's Cotton says
future deliveries been moderately dealt in,
but there is no life, and market left to inside
small operators, who run prices up and
down. After slight fluctuations short
notice Oct. brought third call, 1910, Dec.
1906, Jan. 1O.G0-lO.SO. Oct offered at 1912,
Nov. 1858, Feb. 1921, Marcht1l.Os, April
11.2l, May 11.3l, June 1l,43, July 1l.54,
which prices differ but very little from
yesterdays closing quotations. Futures
closed steady, near months fraction lower,
distant months rather higher. Net receipts
40, gross AS, sales 5000. Oct. 10.42-10. 43,
Nov. 10.53-10.54 Dec. 1O.66-1O. 81, Jan. TO- 70
, Feb. 10.9i-l095, March 1l.07-1I.OS, April
1l.20-1l.2l, May, u.3l-11.32, June 11.42
!, -11.43, July u.52--11.53, Aug. 11.60-11. go.
Spots steady, sales 1915; Uplands 10 5-S,
Orleans 10 rs. Consolidated net receipts
"a, 430 export to Great Britain $500, Con-
tinent 1881.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Evening Standard in
| its financial article says stock are depressed
owing to rumors of failure on Paris Bourse
and to political reports from. France
Dullness increased when it transpired thai
the Secretary of the London and River
. Platte Bank had absconded. 1t is estimated
E that he has defrauded tho bank to the
extent of forty thousand pounds, which he
lost in speculation on Stock Exchange.
chicago, Oct. 3.-Grocer's Journal re-
ports hogs receipts $4,000, shipment 600t
steady; unchanged, packing 44Oa4SO packing
and shipping SOFAS 20, light 4,S0--5.35, slips
"a 25. Cattle, receipts 1000, shipments
21OO, common grades lower good Lo choice
, shipping 530-5.9O, common to medium
, as, range cattle steady, Wyoming AGO
Montana half-breed 4.5O grass Texans 1896
CINcINNATI, Oct. 8. Flour unchanged
Wheat tirmer A-5T cash. Corn easier
!, 5lk-51 So. Oats stronger, 30 cash. Pork
a steady, II SOIL 81. Lard, none sold
Bulk meats clear rib firm, 5 90, Bacon un-
changed. Whisky firm, 1 Is Sugar un.
: changed. Hogs steady, common and light
As 80, packing and butchers 5O-535.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.-Flour nominal un.
changed. Wheat fair demand and strong
50 1l-96 Oct, No. Chicago Spring 95 "a
! No. RedWinter 21z. Corn generally un.
changed, some sales rather higher 4S So
; 271z cash and Oct. Lard fair demand
, firmer S2-7 IS. Whisky unchanged.
ST.. Louis, Oct. 3.-Flour unchanged
Wheat higher, closed weak shade lower
highest point No. 2 Red fall 21-S--2 L.
3 Oct, No. 3 Red fall 97-9S%. Corn shade
: lower, slow As $50 3-4 cash. 40 Sd cash.
I Oats firm 26 IA cash spot. Molasses
: unchanged. Whisky steady l IA Bull
! meats better, long clear spot rib Is, shor
clear 8 s. Bacon firmer, long clear 6 u.s..
4 short rib IS, short clear Is, Lard
, nominal IS.