The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1884-03-06

BALTIC 321 767 38,222 6O,705
P PSin = 7 81 iS'a75 5s52s
Lasty'r.. 1854 1880 4,9S3,O5l ........
Exports this week: To Great Britain, &c, 722;
to France, 1926; TO the continent, "a 644; chan
terday, 9i2 ,S13; this day last year 915,66o.
LIVERPOOL, Mar. 4;-Cotton-Spot closed
steady :and unchanged. Sales, 5000 bales;
American, $500. Exports speculation, 900
bales; imports, $500 bales; American, $500.
Futures closed unchanged.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Cotton-Spot clos
ed quiet and unchanged; sales 342 bales; or
binary 81; good Ordinary 10 1-s, low middling
10 81; middling II Is; good middling II 3-s;
Futures closed dull. Sales. A 600 bales.
April. 49,. :. 1O9301O.94 September. II .10@11.12
May. 80. .10gn.m October ..1o. 92g1o1S
July. .32011.33 December. 0.63010.65
NEW ORLEANS. March 4.-Cotton-Spot
closed dull, unchanged. Sales $3.50 bales Flu
lures closed dull. Sales 10000.
June, 1093-94; July I'LL asked; August II. 16
IS; September, 10 66-67; October, 1O.S5-37; Nov
ember, 1o.s5-27; December ;1o27-27.
Provisions, Grain and Feed Stuffs.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, March 4.-Wheat steady; 84A
@S5c cash; SIC April; SOC bid May.
Corn-steady, 4Oa asked cash; 4o76 @41c
March; 4sas May.
Oats-Dullr 2sAc bid.
our-Dull-Unchanged; wheat fair, de-
mand quiet, opened about 4 lower; declined
IS: advanced 4; ruled irregular; closed about
s2me as yesterday, February g5s992A;
ss june ssio5 NJ red an Mey ssS@
102.
Corn-Fair-demand unsettled; opened easy;
higher than yesterday. Cash 5aSG54; Febru-
May S7SSSs%i az June IFs 5s9@SsSS 90 renru,rv
and March 50; April 32as May 36%@36sS.
Pork-Fair Demonstrating chiefly May
contracts cash II 9O@ls; February II 90@17 IS;
-Weak-15026 lower early: dealing la
ter rallied 5910; cash 50@9 So; March 500
9 50; April s65; May 65@s TN; Bulk meats
fair; demand averaged SOLO lower; shoulders
| Z 40; 8. +. 9 %; s. c.. 8 10.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 4.-Flour dull, unchang-
ed. Wheat-OptiOnS opened Il to y higher;
subsequently advanced and broke u to u, clos
ing steadier with recovery OF Il spot without
Ungraded s591 is; No sred o2A No. red
Corn"spot held firm; options opened u to n
| better; afterwards declined Y. closing steady.
tUugraded 57@63; No 601a Gel; steameri 6l@
61A No 2 62063h.
COffee-Spot fair-RiO dull; options 10 to Is
lower; active. sales 900 bags.
Rio March 10. 7001O.75; April 10 70010. 80;
May 10 1000 IS; June 10.80@0.90; July 1850
October do; November IL; December Hos.
Sugar-Dull, nominal.
Molases- Steady-N o 35@46.
Rice-Steady with moderate demand.
POrk-Dull and nominal.
ST. LOUIS.
Qr orrrc Morob -TIpobonoad
Wheat-Higher, and closed strong.
No. 2 red, 81 09A91 los cash; March,
9sa@1 10 i, APRIL APE I 1G{h9 g ,o May 81 11@1
Corn low-closed about as yesterday.
April; 5oS@50Sc May; 515s@5iNc June; Sc
Oats-slow, ssS@s4 cash; s4S April; s5A@
Whisky-Steady at 81 16.
COrnmeal-LOwer at 50 30.
Provisions-Dull; only job trade.
Pork-s17 80; bulk meats, L 25; S 80;
Bacon-L CO 80; s R99o; s C 1o1s; hams 100
Lard-9h.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 4. --Flour-High
Bulk Meats-Good demand; L G and G R
easier 9S. Bacon, fair demand; L and K
firmer 105S@10.65.
Coffee-Demand active firm and unchanged.
Sugar-GOod demand and unchanged.
MOlaSes-Demand active, firm, unchanged.
Corn-Steady, with good deman; mixed, COG;
OatsHQuiet, firm; choice, 47@4sc.
Corn meal-Easier, at So 100315.
Pork-Good demand and higher, at 1870
Lard-Steady; tierce. refined, exc; key,
Bulk Meats-Good demand and scarce;
shoulders, packed, 79sc; long clear and clear
rib, exc.
Bacon-Fair demand and scarce; no should
ers; long clear and clear ribs, 1913.
Hams-chOice sugar cured canvassed. firm,
at 130l4c.
Whiskey-Steady, and unchanged.
Coffee-Good demald. easier; Rio cargoes,
Sugar-Quiet, steady; common to good COM
mon, 4S@5c; fair to fully fair, 514@5Hc; prime
to choice, 5h@5Ac; yellow Clarified, 6A96Ac;
Enthusiastically with good demand; CEN
trifugal, 1890; common, 2O@22c; fair, 25@2Sc;
prime to choice, 35@4sc.
Rice-Demand active and strong; ordinary
Bran-Scarce. and firm at 81 IS.
Cotton Seed Oflaa I crude, 36h9S7c.
CHICAGO.
ehanged-Wheat, fair demand; unsettled, gen.
orally higher, closed % higher.
March, 91991Y; April 911@9214; May, ok
997$; June 9sA@9s%; July, 991s01 CO.'S; No.
CoRNe,Fair demand; early advanced &c;
then declined y; closed about y higher.
81 $S55Se; May, 5eiA @57Ac; June, 575s657Sc;
Oats Quiet, steady, s12@s2c; March, s1A@
s1Nc; April, slhs1Ac; May, S51I@35Sc; June
S5s4@36e.
POrk-Active lower.
I.ard-Quiet, fair demand, 5 to 100 lower.
Cash So $3.50 40; March, SO $3.50 40; April
SO 1909 so; May, SO 4715S9 60.June, 50 550S9 g.
Bulk Meats-Fair demahd and easier.
Shoulde s, 81 %; s r 81 95; 81 So.
BacOn-Long clear. S10010 IA; short ribs,
$40 25 short clear, $40 BIN.
Provisions-Very slow: no movement in
round lots, and a very small job trade done at
previous prices.
Coffee-Spot fair-Rio steady, 12h@12A; OPP
lions 10015; points lower sfairly active; Rio No
spot II; sales $50 bags.
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