National Republican., 1883-01-22
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.--AIoney on call loaned be-
tween 315 and per cent, and closed offered Mt
per cent. Exchange was steady at 4SlM@4S2 for
long, and 4S51 1594S6 for short sight. Governments
were strong extended 5s being " per cent. higher
and do. other issues 1sGGA per cent higher. State
bonds were without feature, except Tennessee 6s
old, which advanced per cent. Railway bonds
were Irregular with only fractional changes
The share speculation opened Irregular, but prices
In the main were n fraction below yesterdays
closing quotations. During the morning the mar
ket showed less activity than at the same time
yesterday, but was strong and about midday re.
corded an advance of ISUlI per cent in which
Denver and Rio Grande, Illinois Central, Wabash,
Lackawanna and Western were tile leading fea-
The market after this became weak, aud with
an occasional fractional reaction sold off TO tho
close, the result from noon being decline rang
ing from 5 TO 2lSper cent? the latter Lake Shore
Northwest, which fell off l1S Cangda Southern,
Union Pacific. and Delaware, Lackawnnnaan
Western each ~ Denver and Rio Grande ~, and
Texas Pacific IA per cent. were also prominent
in the downward movement. The market closed
weak at general decline OF lE02 per cent. the
days transactions, Union Pacific, Northwest, Lake
Shore. Richmond and West Point and Western
Union leading therein. Transactions aggregated
5000 shares, including Canada Southern, 1920;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 1920; Dem
yer and RIO Grande, 1880; Erie, 150OO; Lake
Memphis and Charleston, 1900; Northwest, 10,l0O;
New York Central 1900; Northern Pacific IL 600 ST.
Paul $500; Texas Pacific, A,SOG Union Pacific,
32,50O Wabash Pacific, 2l,sOO; Western Union,
2i,3OO Oregon and Transcontinental, 1900; Rich.
mond and West Point, 1900
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20.--Cotton quiet; sales 719
bales; middng uplands, 10l5c mlddlng orleans,
lO1Ec consolidated net receipts, 26OjS bales; eE-
ports TO Great Britain 1868 bales: to France, 1855
bales. Southern flour fairly active and strong;
common TO fair extra "a 30@6 20; good to choice
| do, s5 2j@6 S5, Wheat-Cash grades %0lc ghcr;
No. spring nominal; ungraded red Il 03N1 1G;
No. red January, 81 lilS@l 10 Corn lG@lc higher,
closing very firm at the outside rates. nngradcd, 81
@7lc; No. 2 January G9l4@70c Oats I@J1c higher
and active; No. 3, 4S@lSg4c. Hops duh aud unset
tied; New Yorks, sGc@Sl 90; eastern, yO@05c
yearlings 9O@95c. Coilee-Spot steady; options
higher Rio February, Sc 0j; March, 80 10; April,
Sc l5@6 20; May, So 2096 25 June, 50 2j. Sugar
dun and nominully unchanged, MoOsses quiet
and steady; New Orleans 100000, Rice unchanged
and quiet. Rosin lrmer ut d 62la@l 67l3. Tur-
pentine dull at 52@52lSc, Hides steady aud quiet;
wet salted New Orleans selected, 500GO hs., DGlOc:
Texas selected, jO@6D TBS, l0l6allAc. Wool
steady and iairly active; domestic fleece, 320i7c
pulled, 10000; unwaShed l2@3lC; Texas, lao 2SC.
| Pork dull, weak, and declining; new mess spot,
SIS 6D@lS So; family mess, SIS OOa1S 10: new mess
January and February, SIS 3OGlS 40. Middles
| quiet and firm, Lard opened shade better af-
| terward iell back 3Gli points, closing stronger
again; more doing In options; prime steam, spot,
$40 97Emll 90; of grade, $40 S2la steam, TO arrive
$40 30 cost and freight; February, Sll OOa11 o..
Freights quiet and firm cotton, H@j-lGd; wheat,
I'd.
COTTON MARKET