The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-11-12

May, 81 .O5 Il al .055kc, closing 81 .C5Ac.
declined, closing easy; No. 2. 55Met5614c eleya-
tor; 56G57c, aflOat; No. 2, November, 54k0
55sse, closing 647sc; December, 52s0ssAc.
closing 5lssc: January, 49h @4sc, closing 4Sho;
May, 4I5s448c, closing 47ssc.
GOFFkE-Optionss steady, and fair demand;
no; RIo, spot, $3.50; sales, q ,26o bags;
Sc 9I; March. 81 .O1G17. O5.
SUGAR-Dull and nominal: fair to good
crushed y yeosS s fsss w moe eH "a
csc; confectionery CSC: powdered, 61@7c;
cubes, 62@67s.
Unsatisfactory
RICE Steady and in fair demand.
TALTOW-Dull.
ROSIN-Steady.
TURPHNTINt-Dull, SIC.
PORh-Firm and more active; mess, $3.50
1000. WIS
nLsRp-sp9t, 500; November, Sc. ssas 40;
W0OL4-Market fairly active and firmer; do
nestle nestle fleece, s'GS6c; pulled, l463oc; Texas,
Observation-Disclosures firm; united closed at
l0h.
BEEF HAMs-Steady.
UUT MEATS-Firm.
HAMS-SS.50@11E0
CHEESE-Market dull and easier.
WHlSKY-Firm at $l.l5.
BRAN-Market easier at soc.
LEAD--Market firm at G. 47H.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. November 9. - FLOUR
Easier, but not quOtable lower; choice, $3.50;
fancy, S4.75a4.90; extra fancy, SIS. OO35 10; Min.
neSota and winter wheat patents, S5.5O05.75.
CORN-Dull and unsettled, 1914.
OATS-Steady; choice western, 3i6l35c
OORN MEAL Quiet at So 20.
HAYISteady and unchanged; prime, $l5@
HOG PRoDUOTS-Easier, but not quotably
GoTToN SEED CAKE AND MEAL-22@
WOOL-22922Hc.
BRAN-Market tlrmer at 92Xc.
E E61EEEFEa Sn ordinary al to good, 64665c.
., KICE-Quiet but steady; ordinary to good,
foRKa1Demand fair and prices higher at
.LAkD-strong and higher; refined tierce,
BULK Tx MEATS 4 ATS Frmer; shoulders, $500;
log clear, $5.12h05.25; clear ribs, 1926.
BACON-Steady; shoulders, $3.50; long clear
s5.62a clear ribs, S5.75.
HAMS-S10. 25G110.76.
WHISKY-Quiet.
COFFEE-Market steady; rio cargoes and,
common to prime, 6MGDl0Ac. !.
SUGAR-In good demand b.. a shade lower;
louisiana open kettle prime, Az to &c; fully
fair, AZ to AZ good fair, Az to AZ; good COM
mon to fair, 4QI41s; inferior to common, 81 to
I: louisiana S,a centrlfugais: plantation granu-
lated. SIS to 6Ac; gray white, .5A@c; choice
yellow clarified, CSC: prime yellow clarified,
PIC; off yellow clarified, 59Sc; seconds, 4h0
WORCESTERSHIRE but lower; Louisiana
open kettle choice, 55@56c; strictlyiprime, 420
44c; good to prime, 39Q40c; prime 30GD32c CEN
Pr eood e. iTsSy Pr%s 2sCe gSSd
COTTON SEED OII.-Prime crude, 2702Sc.
SIGHT EXCHANGE-On New York, sight
at par; bankers sterling 81 .83.
ST. LOUIS.
st. LOUIS, November 9.-FLOUR--Market
quiet and unchanged
WHEAT-Higher an firm. but prices were
not maintained and trading was only mode
rate; No. red cash. 95A @95h; November,
see Closing sG sse s GsHary S SSs
ing 9ss098hc; May, sl.o5SG1. O69s, closing
CORN-Strong and higher, especially Novem-
Der ami year; No mixed, cash, 38h@39xc;
November, 37@D371sc, closing 37hc asked; year,
349s assoc. closing SIC bid; May, 36xc.
OA1S-Firm and higher; No. 2 mixed, cash,
| 25A@27he; May, 3l7s 030hc.
CORN MEAL.-Duil and unchanged; $1.sO@
WOOL-Unchanged tub-washed, 26033hc;
-Hnwashed, 121241ac; Texas, lO023hc.
PROFESSIONALISM and higher, with fair
trading.
LARD Higher; s5.e5@6 90.
| BULK MEATS-strong; clear, $4.s5; short
| ribs, $500; short clear, 1910.
BACON-Long clear, $5:5005 80; short rib,
| So 35@5 60; short clear, $6.25@6.37
DRY SALTED MEATS-LOng clear, 81 .7O@
500; short ribs, $5.O505 10; short clear, 1924
BOXED MEATs-Long clear, $5.oo05. 90;
short rib, So .1o@5:16; short clear, So .2O06.So.
| HAMS-S9.5OWl1OO.
| TALLOW-Market steady and quiet
ROSIN-Market dull and weak, $l.l761. 20.
| MOLASSES-Dull and nominal; centrifugals,
common to good common, 16D22c; fair 70
S i'' -'ND-'
WHIsKY-Steady; S1.1o.
| At the afternoon board wheat was 16DHc
| easier: corn hc lower and dull. no sales.
--i CHInAGn.--
CHICAGO, November 9.--FLOUR = N
1--WE WaiEATNopened h@xc lower. but sd
| advanced A9Bc, broke of &c. f1uctuated
closed nc higher than Saturday; N0vent,
GsSXc, closed ss9sGSsKc; January, ssk0
$3.50; closed ss%@Ssc; May, 95%@ssc, closed
CORNWVery strong. Influenced by light re-
ceipts: the price for November advanced 1Nc,
| year &c and May &c, finally closing nc higher
for November, nc higher year and Hc higher
May than Saturday; cash 45c; November, 42@
89A @s9Hc; May, SoXs0s9A, closed SSHc.
,o PoR I opened I1c hieher, advanced
closed steady; cash. s8750s.se; November
closed $S.759S.77H; December closed $sszzH@
$50; January closed $9.5OH@s.eo., .~
early, receden 21i0D5c ana closed heavy; cash,
| Sc .05; November 6.10; December closed $6.07h
SSS; ia January closed g. ISSs6 1dA
shoulders, $3.50037O; short rib, A.76@4. 80;
short cleS 5.o595.1O.
| WHISKY ~<ket steady at SLIP.
OATS-Cash DOC.
HAY-Market firm; prairie, $40 6O011 90:
| Timothy, $14. 00@1600.
FLAX SEED-Easier; No. /, 118@118hc.
At the afternoon board, wheat was steady
and unchanged; corn %6Kc higher; pork
7h0loc lower; lard unchanged.
| KANSAS CITY.
| KANSAS CITY, November 9.-WHEAT-Mar
! ket stronger; No. cash, 75%c bid; December
77Se bid; January, 7sAc bid; May, s72s9ssc;
vember, 30hc; year, 27hc; May. 29Ac bid.
| OATS-Nominal, no bids.