The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-04-05

Glover, seed, nominal, higher; firm
! IS 90 to 20 tor fair to prime.
| Timothy, unchanged.
! lily, unchanged.
Butter, steady.
| Eggs, steady; s lac.
L1rd, easy; s. II IL
Lead, cas-.
CorunIsal, 81 TO-
WHISKY, 81 10.
Begging, unchanged.
Provisions, higher, but easy toWal q
the close. PORK, standard mess, 81
81 II; lard, prime steam, 81 90 to ~ 10;
! dry sait meats, loose shoulders, 80 81
10; longs and ribs, So 05; shorts, $t
OF II; bacon, packed shoulders, ST 20:
longs, $4 G. 1-2; ribs, Sc 70; shorts,S6 "a
to 81 IL,
Receipts, flour, 1000; wheat, 10000
corn, $4,000; oats, $1,000
Shipments, flour, 5000; wheat, -;
corn, 69, 900; oats, 5000.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 30.-Wheat, re-
ceipts -; exports, 49, 200 bushels; sales,
2,05O 900 bushels futures.
spot inactive No. red store and
elevator, GO 18c, nominal; af1oat, %
5-Sc; No / northern, SO l'Sc delivered,
nominal. Options advanced little
at the start but this was soon lost oW'
ing co weak cables, good weather and
lighter crop news; then came crop
scare similar to yesterdays, frlghten-
ing the shorts until the pit was full OF
buying orders and prices shot up A
to 7-Sc to 63 7-Sc for May. The mar
ket continued this way all the after
noon. The close was firm at l-6 to
$50 net advance over yesterday. Cash
wheat was again very dull; March
March closed at 81 ga; May 63to 64c,
closed at GO 4c; July, 65 IA to TT lac,
closed at IS 7-8c; August closed at 67c;
september, sc Is 16 to CSC, closed at
Csc; December, 703-8c to II lac, closed
at Tic.
-" $50 Hops, weak,
Hides, dull.
Leather, quiet.
Wool, quiet; domestic fleece, 10 to
24c; pulled, 20 to 26c; Texas, 10 to 15c.
~pelter, easier; domestic $500 asked.
Cotton seed oil, market steadier;
better feeling is noted in the market
and business has picked up consider
ably Offerings are limited.
Prime crude, bbls, zoe; crude, 21c;
off crude, "a to 25c; prime summer
white, 34c.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 80 Hog
products, steady; mess pork, II SC;
refined lard, 5 8 SC; boxed meats, dry
shoulders, Use; sides, to Z 1.2c;
hams, sugar cured, 8 1.2c to 10c.
Coffee, Rio, steady; ordinary to
prime, II to 20 lie.
Rice steady and active; ordinary to
good, IA to 4c.
Flour steady; patents, So Is to 8 20.
Corn, steady, No. 2 mixed, Al 1-2 to
45c; yellow, As to ACC; No. 2 sacked
80 to 80 lie; Texas, 800.
Hay, choice, $ll 50; prime, Sl8
10 SIS.
Sugar, steady; prime, &c; lair to fully
fair, 2 1Ga to 2 Sc; good common, .
7.1G TO 81; common, 7.16 to 2 7eSC;
inte,ior l-Sc; centrifagals, quiet
off white, gray white, =; choice yell
low clarified, 80 Ice; prime 3-8 to 8
7-16o; off do, 1916 TO 1.Sc; seconds,
2 IA to sc.
MOlasses, centrifugal, dull; good
prime to strictly prime, 10 to lie; fair
10 prime, s to DC; common to good
common, 6 to &c; inferior, DC.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, March 80. WheaI,
firm. No 2, hard, sic; No. .. red,
55c to sec; No. red, sic to $50.
Corn, fair demand. No. 2 white,
SO l &c to So S 4c No . mixed, 81 l &c
Oats, steady; NJ 2 white, 81 l23 to
32c; No . mixed, 20 20 sic.
Butter, active; creamery, 100 to Die
dairy, 13c to 17c.
Eggs, active, sc.
Receipts, wheat, 10000 bu; cozn
1000; oats, none.
shipments; wheat, $4,000 bushels
corn 1900; oats, none.
LONDON.
LONDON, March 30.-Sugar can
steady; Muscavado, fair refining, Is
Cd; centrifugal Java, 15s sd.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, March 80. - Wheat
quiet; demand moderate; No. l Cali
tOrnia As Ga to As II I'D.
Corn, firm, demand moderate.
Flour, spring patents, 6s Sd.
Beet, extra India mess, s..
Pork, prime mess, 67s Cd.
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