National Republican., 1882-12-27
rAciFic COAST AND MiN~d sTOc
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
.AssOcidicd Press.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-MJnev on call loaned be-
Exch inge was steady at 4S0lS9iSl for long, and
isiAg4s5 for short sight. Governments were
strong, and y rer cent. higher state bonds were
uniion ON the steck exchange to-day has been
fairly active. but weak. The market opened at
closing prices the latter Nashville and Chatla-
nooga. There was n further slight improvement
in the early trade, after which the market became
weak. and shortly after midday recorded de.
cline of25s per cent in Denver and Rio Grande, and
A@H per cent. in the remainder of the list, New
jersey Central, Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred,
and Western Union being prominent therein
There was subsequently a recovery of 1s@M per
cent, led by Denver and Rio Grande, but the mar
sionnl fractional rallies 10 the close, the decline
ranging from "a to 2ss per cent, Denver
and Rio Grande, The coal shares and the Wander.
bilts being most conspicuous in the downward
movement. The market closed weak Mt the low
est figures of the day and at decline from Satur-
days closing prices of 5s@is per cent Denver rG
Western ard Michigan Central leading therein
Nashville and Chattanooga, however is 2H per
cent. higher. Transactions aggregated 2iOOO0
shares. including Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 300; Denver and Rio Grande, $500; I;
Louisville and Nashville, 4;50o; Erie, 1890;
Memphis aud Charleston, 400; New York Central,
l0S50; Reading, lO,70O st. Paul, 20, 900; Union
Pacific, 1900; Wabash Pacific, 1900; Western
Union, 2l,OOo; Nashville, Chattanooga and St.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. =.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 26.-ViTginia 6s consolidated;
6l34; past due coupons 62 new lO-SOs 4o24 BID
to-day.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New YORK, Dec 6.-Cotton-consolidated net
receipts for the past two days, ss869 bales exports
to Great Brilain 81 793 bales; to continent, 1888
bales. Southern -four steady and moderately ac-
i've common 10 iair extra. 81 3oG5 90; good 70
choice do., S5 1906 75 wheat-cash lots about &c
higher; No. spring nominal; ungraded red, 93c
GDSl 15%; No. 2 red, December, Il Osl4el Os334
CGrn-cash and year l9@1c lower later options. a
@Ac better; light export, moderate speculative
trudinv nnpralnI bllJ1JOl q.
@5734c; southern yellow, CSC: No. q year
closing 69)4e January, e5@e64c, closing 6Sksc; /;
6eil4c ottsaowhite held very firm mixed 12g5sc
196S M5 sc aq So white thasSS i4Ss SG 4SG %ssd dS
ds}ES5lj9e; No. 2 January, lsilgl6Ie; Hay very
steaay; sale 1000 basp Ri6 FeSruSry, Sc io i0o6
bags April, Sc 25; 1000 bags May s6 3O $50 bags
(No.9 January, 81 So Rio quoted in cargoes, ia
fd ard unchanged; sales ioo bags bags Fernahbueo al
65sc; fair to good refining quoted at 79Ilsc refined
Ssaw 2ast ysoT S g 9S5i Ssow yeits sts eaa o
mould y, SI5c; conectioners A, SIC; standard
A, SIC; cut loaf aud crushed, 0Isc; powdered o
@9I4c; igrsnulated. 5 ll-l99s7sc; cubes. 9Iec Mo
ltsses dun and unchange. Rice quiet and steady.
Cotton seed oil quoted 50@G0i2c Rnsin steady at
81 65@l 77E Turpentine iirnl AZ 81 $g52c Hides
steady and Quie!: wet selected, 5j@dOio, 939lOc;
Texas selected, 50@60fb, ll@l1l4c. Wool dull and
unchanged; domestc fleece, 32@46c; pulled, ls@
steady in price: better speculative demand; mess,
spot sls 259ls 75 new SIS 25 DID, 70 barrels clear
buck s2l 25@s2l 90; new mess. January SIS 80;
$50 barrels February, SIS 50; middles dull and nom
inal; long clear, 93sGg34c. Lard 714@l0c higher,
only Moderately active, closing weak; prime
steam, spot 10 75c; December, 1o7215c; January,
| 10 6S910 Zoe. Freights firm; cotton, I'D; wheat,
6l5d.
| BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Dec. T26.- Cotton dull; middling,
| 10lsc. Flour unchanged aud quiet. Wheat--soutn-
southern red, d oS9,1 os; do. amber, ST 0sgsl III
No lMaryI"nd s. % IBID bid No Mes!srg e TiH;e! e
Janunry' ST O7Issl 0S February, 81 09JSasl IO
March. 81 1lASsl r. Corn-southern steady
do yellow, 55a6Sc; western mixed, spot, esI4 4Ss6c
new, 632sc bid; year, $3.50; January, 6lAc bid
February, 6lg6l2sc; steaaer, GOc bid. Oats dull
mixed 45@46c; Pennsylvania 45@4Sc: Rye dull
and nGmnI 64SSSo Hay nnSnaaSed and s.iis gas
2yc; lined dull at 2i@25c. Petroleum unchanged
Coffee trmer Rio cargoes, ordinary TO fair ~
at sqs%F q qMs M:ky s0 stesaH at ta9PPsT 81 Si &
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer duh and un.
charged. Recepts-Flont, 1854 barrels; wheat a.,
bushels Shipment,-Wneat l44,34g: corn. none
Sales-Wheat 81 1856 bushels; cora III, LOG bushels
| CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Dec 26-Flour nominally unchanged
Wheat ;trong and higher; regular, sSl4e Decem;
winter. 93Ie; No. q Chicago spring, 93@s314c
| No. do 76c. Corn active, firm and higher a
| So cash and De ceinber; 503sc January; SOC Feb
ruary. Ost. irregular ut 3934c cash; 40G401st
December 3j19c January; S51So February. FlaX.
seed stronger AZ 81 l619@l IT, Dressed hogs steady
with fair demand; light, So s0@6 90; heavy
81 OO@7 10. Pork In lair demand and higher i,
sl7 l59l7 20 cash; sl7 2249l7 25 January; Sl7 4O@
! SIT 42l5 February. Lard slrOng and higher at
SO 37139slO 40 cash; $40 4!199sl0 As January
$40 52%9l0 So February Bulk meats stronger
shoulders, 6.G0c short rib 9.00c short clear 9.25c
Whisky steady and unchanged.
! GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
The following are the opGnin, highest, lowest
and closing prices on the Chicago Board Of Trade
as corrected by special wire reports " Cooke & Co.
| brokers:
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