National Republican., 1882-12-12

speculation opened generally strong. and prices
IN tho main were ls@ll5 per cent. higher than at
saturdays close. the latter Minneapolis preferred
In the early trade the market continued strong
and recorded an advance ranging from l5D2l2 per
cent in which the Granger stocks. Northcrn Pa
ciiio preferred, Union Pacific, aud Western Union
were most conspicuous. Az IL o'clock fencton
OF 1S9l3 percent occurred, Union Pacific, North
ern Pacific preferred, and Omaha leading therein
put the market 0gain became strong, ami at noon
Minneapolis and q. Louis preferred advanced 3
| common 2, Northwest "a, Omaha 2lf, pre- erred
lia nnd the remainder of the list 16@lI6 percent,
the latter Delaware, LaCkawanna and Western
me market after this became heavy and the lit
teeeded l4al98 per cent. the Omahas leading the
uowhwald turI but this was subsequently sue
ceeded by rally extending to Is per cent. The
market then became somewhat irregular, but in
the the main weak, and shortly after o'clock prices
iell oil 14@2 per cent, Minneapolis and 81. Louis
preferred and common aud Wabash preferred
| Leading the downward movement. There was
common, ~ in preferred, in Hannibal and ST..
joe preferred and lsG1 per cent in the remainder
OF tue list. In the final trade some shares fell OIL
fraction, but the general market closed strong al
an advance on the days transactions of 1f@4A
per cent, the Northwestern railway shares and
Hannibal and ST. Joseph being most conspicuous
therein. Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
Including Delaware. Lackawanna and Western,
2O,5OO; Delaware and Hudson, 400; Denver and
Texas, $500; Lake Shore, 1S, ZOO; Louisville and
Nashville, $500; Missouri Pacific, $500; North
west 81 900; New Jersey Central, lO,4OO; New York
Central, 1900; Northern Pacific, $500; READING,
Texas Pacific, $500; Union Pacific 7OsOO; Wabash
Pacific, l3GOO; Western Union, 1900; Minnesota
and st. Louis, 9,l00
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Dec 1l.-vlrginla Gs consolidated,
81 day do second 'eFie' 81 ne" l010'' 1910 bid to-
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, Dec. 11-Bnr silver, 5O}sd. United
States as, 1l61a Atlantic and Great estern lists
52ls; Erie, S7]s New York, Central, 1885, Pennsyl;
vania Central, 6l55; Reading, 26l5 Ontario and
Western sndylCes quote
rentes at sol iT16c. Bullion withdrawn from the
Bank OF England on balance to-day $4,000.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YoRK Dec ll.-Cotton quiet; sales 39j
l.ans 1926 consolidated net receipts, 1924 bales
exports to Great Btitain S6 s53 bales; TO France,
1864 bules; to the continent, IL SO6 bales. South
ern flour steady and demand moderate; common
10 fair extra, a 35@5 To- good to choice do, 50 ~
@6 9O. Wheat-Cash stock about &c higher; un-
81 09346g1 10. Corn-Cash lots about 1c higher;
ungraded, 52@7515c; No, 2 year, 7il59I5Ac. Oats
2Fa16e higher and fairly active No. 3, 44lSg45c'
9Sc@Sl o.; Eastern, 90c@sl 0O; ycarlings 93c@Sl.
Coaee--Spot firm and quiet; Rio options active
@G O5; March, Sc O5G8 10; April, 50 l5 May, SO 100
20; july Sc 10; August sc 1905 50 october, Sc 90.
Sugar dull and unchanged; sales 700 hhds. Mus
coSado 6.s1c 100 hhds. Demerara Gem rifugal 75sc
fair to good refining quoted at 6H97c refined
7jcly 7so; yyeiiow low SssS; "a 4, sSsls; mould 4,
~, -
cut loaf, 9l4@9tSc; crushed, 9A992sc; powdered,
0@9lc; granulated, SIC; cubes, 91sc., Rice quiet
and ssaay @ cd ell 3noied A. a. SS5Ei
@5lc Hidts quiet and unchanged. Wool dull
aud heavy; domestic fleece, 32@46c; pulled, lS@
4Oc; unwashed, 12@3lc; Texas, l4@2Sc Pork very
dull; prices weak and unsettled new mess quoted
Mt SIS 75@19 20; sales GO barrels city family mess,
SIS 90; options nominal Middles dull and NOM
per 100 pounds lower, aiterward recovered from
the decline, closing strong; trade moderate; 100
tierces city steam, 81; refined quoted at 81 S719
pool-Market dull; cotton per steam, A@5-l6d
wheat per steam, SD
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 11.-Cotton steady; middling,
1ON Flour quiet and lower to sell Howard street
and Western supertine, So 1908 10, do extra So 10
l so; do. family, "a 75g5 10; city mills superiine,
50 5O@4 90; do. extra, "a 25g5 so; do Rio brands,
81 90. Wheat-southern steady; western firm and
inactive southern red 81 0S@l OS; do amber, 81 O9
81 l4 No. Marylnnnd q 1871 Ue lg NO western ter
al 0S; January, 81 0SEs91 09Is; February, 81 ll@
l 1l%. Corl-southern higher; western strong
and higher; southern white, 62d7Oc; do. yellow,
zoe; western mixed, spot, new, Zoe asked year,
674@673sc; January, 6SJs@64c; February, 6254@63c.
oas higher; southern, 439lSc; western white 46
a4Sc; do. mixed 42@45c; Pennsylvania, 43@4Sc.
Rye dull at 63@67c. Hay steady; prime TO choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, Sli OO@l5 90. Pro-
sPps Ssas unsettled sboSldsn snd SHes Clean RSE 5
SlA01034c bacon-shoulders, ll4c; clear rib sides,
1916: hams, A1a@l5c Lqrd-rehned, 12l5t9l5c.
Butter firm; western, packed, 22@,2Gc: SGgealnery,
32G36 Eggs steady; fresh, 29c; lined, 25@26c. Pc
troleum steady; refined, 724@77sc. Coffee higher
and strong; Kio cargoes, ordinary TO fair, 634@
73Ic. Sugar lower and dull; a soft, S1sc. Copper,
refned steady at l715c Whisky steady at 81 10.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer quiet; cotton,
3.32d14d; -four, Is Cd; grain. SD. Receipts
Flour, 1877 bushels wheat, 66,6j3 bushels; corn,
27 s63 bushels oats, 495 bushels; rye, 500 BUSH
els Shipments-Whelt, 6S, us bushels; corn, ST.
$50 bushels. Sales-Wheat l73,369 bushels; corn,
27S.210 bushels.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat quiet, but firm; regular, 9i13c December
95Iz@95tIc January; $3.50 February; 81 OlAD
| OlA Mny; No. 2 red winter, 95l3c; No. Chicago
SPRING 9i15c No. 3 Chicago spring, nc; rejected,
Ole Corn in fair demand. but lower rates at 551sc
cash: 5l76@55c December 68lsG5314c January;
500 February 55Ac MAY. Oat> steady and firm
at &c cash. 37l4c December $3.50 January: 36lSc
February. Hogs dull, weak, and lower at S6 500
co. Pork unsettled and lower at SIT 30Dl7 10
cash; Sl7 3O@17 50 December; SIT 4715Gl7 so Janu-
ary; SIT 621@61Sl7 65 February. Lard in fair de-
mand, but az lower rates; $40 Go cash; $40 621S@
10 55 December and January; $40 70@1O 7215 Feb
ruary Bulk meats steady and unchanged.
Whisky steady and unchanged at 81 II.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
The following are the opening, highest, lowest
and closing prices on the Chicago Board of Trade
as corrected by special wire reports to Cooke & Co..
brokers;
Whit, Corn. Oats, Pork. Lard