National Republican., 1883-01-17
NEw YonK rnoprcE MAnKrr.

NEW York, Jan. 16.-Cotton steady; snes 3S2
bales; middling uplands, 10 Slice; middling Or,
leans, 10 7-l6C; consolidated net receipts, bliss
bales exports to Great Britain, 1856 bales; to
France, 77lO bales; to the continent, 1866 bales
Southern flour quiet and firm; common To inir OK
ira, $l 3j@5 10; good 70 CHOICE do, so l6@0 90
Rye flour steady. Corn meal quiet and firm.
Wheat-cnsh lots about &c higher aud very strong
options opened weak, aiterward irmor. and adj
vanced 1@l1Ic, closing very firm at trihc under
the best prices; moderate export inquiry, iairly
active speculative trading; No. . spring, Enom-
inal; hard spring, 81 25; uugraded red OsC@sl l6;
No. red, 81 OSlI@1 10d; steamer No. red 81 00l
No. red, 81 l2H@l 1879 and 81 1901 l4sl; No.
red, al 1901 1917 Corn, cash grades H@1qc better
options opened weak, atlerward ADVANCED I@Hc,
closing stlongi ungraded 63@7lc; No. b 63gGyIc
Oats l4@9sc better and fairly active; No. 0, 1910
l5Jgc. Coilee-spot quiet aud unchanged; options
lower; Rio February, 50 90@5 9j March, So 0j@6 0O
Nay, 80 C5@9 10; June. 80 l5i DeSem6eI, g l9j
MoIasses quiet and unchanged Rice firm and in
better inquiry Cotton-seed oil, 50@56c. Rosin
steadily held. Turpentine dull and weak at 521ac.
Hides unchanged ana quiet. Wool dull and un-
changed. Pork more active and firm; sales G25
barrels new mess, spot, SIS 50@lS 20; lS5 barrels
clear back S2l tC@22 90; new mess April, sls, 700
Is 49, middles dull and weak; snlcs 60 boxes loug
clear, 92sa0l3c, closing at 03Sc. Lard opened soy
points lower, closed stronger, with decline al
most recovered; more doing for export; prime
wheat, I'd.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE Jan. l6.-Cotton Steady; middling,
l0c. Flour steady and without chahge; Howard
street and western superne, 81 1903 5O do, extra,
periine 50 5O6gi 20; do extra, 81 2j@5s5; do. Rio
brands 50 50GS5 20; Patapsco family, 50 25 do. su
perlatiye patent 81 90. Wheat-southern steady;
western inactive and higher southern red, 81 0S0
10; do. amber, 81 lo@sl lG; No. Maryland, 81 10
al l5lI; No. 2western winter red spot 81 ll@l M;
January 81 n@l ll}s February u i2@l IA
81 l7l6 asked. Corr--southern steady; western
quiet and firm; southern white. G0GG5c do. yell
low GO@65c western mixed spot Giys@tl2sc Jan
y. n.
62]&@G2Ac. Oats shade stronger; southern, 400
49c; western white, 40GjOc; do. Mixed 46@4sc
Pennsylvania, 46@i0c. Rye higher, at 72@Hc.
sylvnnia and Maryland, Sli O0@l5 90. Provisions
unchanged; mess pork, SIS jO9 Is 20; bulk meats,
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, s@lOc ba-
onn-shoulders, 0l1c clear rib sides, l1lC; hams,
1334@4&c; lard, refined, ll2Ic. Butter duh; west.
ern packed, 2O@25c; roll 2DU2ic. Eggsilrm fresh,
SG ms4 o%sS o r Ra caT9Ses mnSsTd
nary to fOlr, G34@Sc. sugar dull 4 soft, $40.
Copper, refined quiet at l7lIc. Whisky quiet at
uuonunged; cotton, 3.lG@ ID; -four, Is. 3D.; grain,
7@7l&d. Receipts-FlOur, 1861 barrels; wheat,
tS,9i6 bushels; corn, 53,3GO bushels oats, 4,iOJ
els; corn. 5s,S2i bushels. sales~Wheat, i37 $50
bushels; corn, lS3,05O bushels.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, jan I6.-Fluur steady and unchanged.
Wheat quiet; regular, 0SlIC January; DS2sMOSNC
February; No. . Chicago spring, 9S@0S2c cash
rest same as regular, Corn stronger, but irregular
G2]s@d2l5c casn and january 65A@55Hc Feb
February and March. Pork lower Nc SIT 371S@1L40
cash and january Sl7 i7lG@l75O February. Lard
lower mt $40 G2l3mlO 60 casn and January $40 12I3
shoulders, 6GOc short rib O.O5c slort clear, O,3Jc
Whisky steady ana unchanged at 81 lC,
GRAIE AND PROVISIONS.
The following are the opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices on the Chicago Board of Trade
rs corrected by special wire reports to Cooke Goa
DrOkerS