The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-06-14

session lac lower tos jGiy, Is, higher for
August and ssc higher fsr December than the clos
ing figures yesterday. Ia TIE afternoon an sd
vance Of lyIi4 81 s7o1UG was es'Sphsheu' Re
ceipts show no special caS1Ce in any quarter, but
export cearaaCes we're la7ceJ sud hSd strengthen
ing effect , -, -,
tive markets the feeling developed was stronger;
The market opened about sc over closing prices OF
Yesterday due 70 the receipts being nearly lOO cars
less than expected; was easy Tor TINE, qeclin-
inc 53c, Influenced 70 considerable
extent by an easier feeling IL wheat. Upon the
decline an active demand sprung up several large
houses buying freely, VIII On stsrteG oSa su1rIs 10
covering and in doing so prices were sdNahSeu as
reacted NC, ruled regular and closed Tor the
morning session llsc higher than yesterday, On
the afternoon board there was further advance
Of AGJ8c. s,.
For oats at the opening tn re was weak feeling
in the speculative market, and without an! , Vel
defined cause that market was dull June delivery
sold down 5sc and other futures were &c lower
early There was subsequently better market,
influenced, no doubt, by the advance IN corn
The provision trade was niue WesAeL III in
Short ribs and lard were sold quite firmly, bntlh
pork an early break of l50lI1ac was suHereu un'
der the unloading of large amount or long prop
erty. Later, however, pork recovered go1Su
share of this depression and at o CLOCK was ohIS
2hG5c under last nights closing, but IN the after.
noon there was further reduction OF vac. snort
ribs closed unchanged and lard unchanged, Inc
days general business failed to show any parelcu
FUTURES.
Following are thehighest closing prices in lead
Ing futures:
Wheat-July, S4asc; August, S45sc; September,
SAC; December, S6lsc.
Corn-,June, 5ahc; July, $50; August, 58Mc;
Ness por g2P; barrelJuno, 10 rs; July,
Is So: August, 1885, September, II 05.
Lard July, S.51h August, S6s1a; September
Short ribs July, I 60; August, 167h; septem'
Der. 7.75.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
Flour-Steady, featureless.
Wheat-No , red, Si2ic.
Ccrn-.-No . red, 52lsc.
Mess Pork Per barrel. 1850
Lsrd-Per 100 hounds, $50
Short ribs-Sides, loose, $50.
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed, 6.tOG6.25.
Short clear sides j Boxed, lO@s.15.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, June H. Flour-Quiet and I'M
changed.
Wheat-NIarket opened weak and declined ther
rallied and closed firm at little below Yesterday
prices. No , red, cash, Sc; June, S6ao1hc, clos
ing at size; July, S35sGLS45sc, closing at o4Ssc
August, s35s0si5ac; December, s7&@SShc, closin!
Corn Higher and firm; cash 47as@4Sc; Jun'
closing, 411c; July, 41ac,c closing at SAC; Augst
4196Q4S58c, closing at 4S4c; year, 31h@3oc7S
Oats-Steady; cash, 31hc; June, 31l4c July, CSC
Corn Meal-Steady, at IS.
WhisSy-1.14.
Provisions. Steady.
Pork-1l.50.
Lard--S 12I.
Dry Salt Mests-Bozed shoulders, 400; Ion!
clears, .62h clear ribs, 1.15 short clears, $50
BaCOn-Boxed shOul ders, 6.50Q6 sea long clears
S4oGS As: clear ribs, 4O0S As; clears 5 400 $50
Hsms-11 75G 400,
Afternoon board Wheat fl m; June, S7Hc; July
SAC; August, Sia5c. Corn higher; July, 4Sac
Gat tat
3l%c; July, 2e}sc.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, June H. Beeves-rece!pts, 500, al
for slaughteTers and exporters direct No trading
| in beeves; dressed beef slow but firm; t0yc fol
common to prin natives sides, with general sales
at 5 SIC; Texas beef, 5406aiC. To-day's private
cable gdvices from Liverpool quote American
| refrigerator beef steady at 0hc.
sheep-Receipts, 10, 90; market shade frmer;
| steep, 50G5.5O; lambs, 5.OJG1O0
NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, June l9.-Flour- Quiet and
weak; choice, 3.1563Sl; fancy, 4.2OlJ i30; extra
| fancy, 5C@4.55; patents, 4.SO05O0
Corn-Dull and lower; mixed t5066c; yellow
| nominal; white, scarce at $500.
Oats-Market easier. No. !, 42d43c.
Corn meal-Easier; 2.91.
Hay-Quiet, but steady; prime, 2)CO02lOO
choice, 22.O0023.0).
Hog products dull and drog ping.
Bulk meats-shoulders, 645; long clear ant
clear ribs, 100
Bacon-Shoulders, 6.S7M; long clears, SOS; clea
ribs, SIS.
Hsms-1l 7h@1l 6aH
Whisky-Quiet, at 1.05@1.13h.
Coffee-Quiet but firm; Rio, 14H0lTAc.
Rice---Steady; 32l@45sc.
Cotton seed products-dull and nominal
Sugar.--Steady and firm; open kettle strlct
prime 52sc; fully fair to prime, SIC: centrifugal
choice white, $3.50 offered to 6ls05Ac; yellow
clarified, l1'l6c; prime do, 5l5.1606c; seconds
51a@54c.
Molssses--.Steady: open kettle, fair to good, Q
030c; centrifugals, prime to good prime, 1S92Oc