National Republican., 1882-12-28
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Associated Press,

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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Money on call LOANED down
from and 8 per ceut, and closed i@5 per cent.
Exchange was rather weak at 4S0l4 4@4S03I for long,
and dS4i 5q4S4A for short sight, Governments were
weak, and q per cent. lower for 5s, q lower for
AS registered and As coupon, but unchanged for
Ss, AS coupon, and As registered. State bonds
were irregular on moderate volume of business.
Railroad bonds were generally weak. The share
speculation opened generally weak, and prices -
al per cent below yesterdays closing quotations,
tfe latter Nashville and Chattanooga. Immediately
after the opening an advance of 1Sgl took place,
led by Denver and Rio Grande, after which there
was reaction extending to "a per cent, the latter
Missouri Pacific. The market then became strong,
and sold up ls9l4, Denver, Michigan Central,
Delaware, LackawaLha and Western, aud Louis
vile and Nashville being most conspicuous, but
soon after noon the general list fell off A911 the
latter Delaware and Lackawanna to 81 27l2, This
was followed by fraction recovery, which was
subsequently lost. During the last hour the market
was strong, aud in the final dealings there was an
advance of Hq2 per cent IN which Mutual Union.
Denver and Rio 'Grande, the WabafbeS, aud ST.
Paul were most prominent. The market closed
strong; Closing prices compared VIII 1sisnse of
yesterday are irregular, Denver and RIO Gfande
being II, Norfolk and Western preferredSa ~ and
and Terre Haate @ is q Minneapolis % and 81 Louis louis
preferred Ia Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 11s,
and Northwest preferred per cent lower. Trans
ware, Lackawanna and Western, 46,3oO; Denver,
$500; Erie, 10000; Lake Shore, $500; Louisville
and Nashville, 1O.200; Michigan Central, 5l0oi
jersey Central, $500: New York Central, l2,250;
Northern Pacific, 300; st. Paul, 5000 St. Paul
Paee 81 Wabash pacie wesepn eG
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
- BALTIMORE, Dec. 2L-virgnia IS consolidated;
to-day. N0 e'f' ''|A ' - 49, ''
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New YORK, Dec, 27.-Cotton quiet; sales, 260
bales; ,middling uplands, 1o14; mfddling Orleans,
10 ZIG; consolidated net receipts s24lS bales ex-
ports to Great Britain, 1852 bales; to France, lao
steady and quiet good to choice extra, IS lO@6 So
Wheat-cesh lots held firm at a slight ADVANCE
Nc; spring nominal ungraded winter M r red re @ s9c
January, 81 092s@1 101s Corn-unsettled 15@1l4c
soc; No. 2, year, 67Ia@esc; January, 6514@66Ac
Hops dun, weak and prices wholly nominal. Cof,
fee-spoI quiet and unchanged; options dull and
S Ssw % hsps KG N.Y. 10 81 sspsSbe9 q 10 sPE q 81
October, s6 80; January lNo. 81, S7 s5 February,
s7sS Sugar dull and rsasr sS & Sp
sYtra 9, 7ssS759c; yellow G., 74@75sq: mould y,
Si o fsc 'iaofsss Mofasses da Ss4f
New Orleans, 40@5sc; foreign nominal Rice quiet
and steady. Rosin dull, easier at 81 6223@l 7219
dull, somewhat nominal. Pork rather more
tive and slightly in favor of buyers snles 675 bar
res new mess spot, SIS 3715Sls 75 100 barrels old
SlS 25 $50 barrels clear back, s2l co. 30 barrels eX-
ira prime, Sl4 so; $50 barrels new mess, February
SIS 80; December, SIS 25@Sls 80; January. Sls So
@9Sl8 40; middles duh and nominal; long clear,
95s@94c. Lard 3@5c lower; very dull in options:
casn lots fairly active; prime steam, spot, 10 759
10 sSc arrive 10 671ac, cost and freight; January
10 7l(9l0 77c; February, 10 S0@l0 S5c Freights
steady; cotton, Md; wheat. 6@619d.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 81 Cotton dull: middling,
l0Hc. Flour dull and steady; Howard street and
8 5O do family, 81 62@s5 75i city mills supertine,
So 50@s4 90; do. extra, 81 25@s5 s5 do Rio brands,
S. 6o@s5 % Patapsco family 50 25; do superlative
patent, 5000 Wheat-southern steady and quiet;
los; do, amber, 81 osSs ii No, Maryland, $i SSTS
b sd d Np %ss!SG 81 %os s 5sd R9 81 p
81 08I4; February, 81 lGasl 1915 March, 81 1l34@
81 u; CoTn-southern steady and dull; western
low, 56@63c western mixed, spot, GA asked; new,
6S19@6ic year, 6S1 5g6S54ci january, 6l1Sg6l3sc;
Fe6ru ry 6l@6l1}c; March, 6lH@6l2sc; steamer,
60c bid. Oats easier with more inquiry; southern,
4494Sc; western. white 4694sc do. mixed, 44@
45e; Pennsylvania, 44@4se. Rye-a shade better
a. Nay ea s P%s 5 & GScG o Pspss
steady and quiet; mess pork, $40 %. Bulk meats,
shoulders and clear, rib sides, packed, s@lo4c,
Bacun-shoulders 934c; clear rib sides, llHc.
Hams, l4@l5c. Lard, refined. 1l4c. Butter firm;
western packed and rolls, 22a26c. Eggs lower;
fresh, 2sg92gc lined, 2l@22c. Petroleum firmer
nary to fair, 71a@slac. Sugar dull; A soft, 97sc.
Copper, refined quiet at 17I4c Whisky steady and
quiet at 81 1s9Sl lSlS. Freights TO Liverpool per
steamer :, easier cotton, S-l6@14d -four, Is. Cd. !;
wheat, sc, ITO bushels; corn 6Ol bushels; oats
ESQ bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 30, ,l2O bushels;
corn, "a 7l3 bushels. Sales-Wheat, 20l, $50 BUSH
els; corn, 27S5gS bushels
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat in fair demand, but lower; regular, 957zc;
December and year, 9Bc; January, 931sd 9ic; Feb
ruary No. red winter, 9ic; No. 2 Chicago spring
9234c; No, do, Zoe Corn active, but weak aud
slower at 5lasc cash; 5l3sg51 year; i91s@49A Jan
uary. Oats unsettled at 391 &c cash. 4Oc December;
35l4c January. Rye easier at 57l2. Dressed hogs
frIner, but not quolably higher. Pork active, but
shade lower az SIT 2Oql7 % cash; sl7 lTI9@l7 90
January; S17 32189sl7 S5 February. Lard fairly
active and shade higher at $40 42l9@sl0 45 cash
and January $40 5213@lO 50 February. Bulk
meats stronger; shoulders, 66Oc; short rib, 0OOc;
short clear 9'SOc Whisky steady and unchanged
at 81 l6.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
The following are the opening, highest lowest
and closing prices OH the Chicago Board Of Trade,
as corrected by special wire reports TO Cooke Co..
brokers: