National Republican., 1883-02-27

The following were the opening and closing
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Associated Press.

NEW YoRK, Feb 26-Money on call loaned from
4 to Q per cent per annum, closing at 6. Exchange
was steady at 4S294s2I for long, and 4S5@4s54 for
short sight Governments were unchanged. state
bonds were neglected Railway bonds were with
out feature, excepting Erie 2ds, which advanced
IL per cent to 06lS. The share speculation opened
irregular. but prices were only slightly changed
from Saturdays closing quotations. In the carly
dealings the list sold up q TO "a per cent, led BY
the coal stocks, but this advance was subsequently
lost In a reaction extending TO n per cent, in
which Missouri Pacific and Reading were most
conspicuous. At IL o'clock there wns rally OF -
C994 per cent' the latter Delaware, Lackawanna nm
aud weak, aud about midday recorded n decline
Of 15s per cent. in Missouri Pacific nmd A@H In
the remainder of the list, the latter Wabash and
Texas PacihCs. During the next two hours specu-
lation was dull but in the last hour the market
was strong on an increased volume OF business,
and prices advanced from noon quotations u to
~ per cent, Missouri Pacific, the NOrhwess, the
coal stocks, and the Wabushes lending the upward
movement In the final dealings some stocks re-
ceded fraction, but the general list closed strong
at an advance ON tnc days transactions Of H@lA
per cent, the Northwestern and Vanderbilt stocks
being most prominent therein. Transactions ag-
gregated 29S,O00 shares, including Delaware,
Lackawanna aud Western, 52,OiO; Denver and Rio
Grande 9iOO Erie, 10, ,3OO Kansas aud Texas, 9,l0O;
Lake Shore, $500; Louisville and Nashville, 6,l0O;
Missouri Pacific, 25,6OO Memphis and Charleston,
200; Northwest, s,OGO New Jersey Central 1900;
2S,4OO; st. Paul and Omaha $500; Texas Pacific,
400. Union Puctc. 2S, ,lOO Wabash Pacific 25,6OO
western Union, ll,IOO.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Feh. 26.-virginia 6s consolidated,
5llz do. second series SO; past due coupons, As
new lO-I0s 40l4 bid to-day.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New YORK, Feb. 26-Cotton dull and easy; sales
1893 Lales; middling uplands 10 3.l6c middling
Orleans, 10 7l6c consolidated net receipts, 30 l92
bales; exports TO Great Britain, 6,Sg7 bales to
Southern flour steady and in fair demand; sales
1000 bbs.. including 600 bbls for export, So 90;
common to fair extra, "a 70@6 40; good To choice
do, s. 5097 20. Wheat opened Mgl1Ec lower,
aiterward ruled stronger and recoveied most OF
the decline, closing weak again at tritie above
the inside rates export inqNiryIOdiGrate; isrly
ST 2lN@i % closing nj 81 %; March 81 22 @I 22k,
closing at 81 221S. Corn opened lSDs4c lower, sub.
sequently ruled stronger and reac ed A95kc, clos.
ing very firm and more active; No. February,
7O?s@7lc, closing at 7lei March, 7o}s97l2s, closing
h@16c lower, subsequently recovered aud ad-
yanced triaes closing firm No, O. 6gc; NJ. Feb;
| aud nominal. Coffee higher aud firm; No. Rio,
Sane Il ioSi S s. Apt July W. soS4 81 75 & August I, S.
ber 81 90; November IS OO; December. IS 10. Sugar
| firm and less acuve; centrifugal 71(G7JSc New
Orleans 69se: st. Domingo; 79sci lair 70 good re;
S73ie;1 extra G, 7tsc; white extra G. SCI yellow Z,
| I9s@5lGc; yellow, iGdi4ci of 4, SN@s35ci mould
cut loaf, 91sc; crushed, 9Ac; powdered, 9H@9.4 4c;
granuated, SJs@9c; cubes, 9Isc. MOlasses quiet
and steady. Rice firm and quiet Cotton. seed
Hides duh and Unchanged Wool quiet and very
firm; domestic fleece, ,A@6Oc; pulled, lS@g45o un-
washed, l2@31c; Texas; l4@2sc; Pork dull, unset
| tied aud somewhat noninul; new mess spot,
SO 25@l9 50 clear back S22 5O family mess SIS 25.
Middlrs hmer sales 100 boxes; snort clear, 1880;
aiterward weaker and decliued S@0 points clos
ing dull, wit less doing. prime steam spo sll 60
oil G3 to arrive Sll 80, cost and freight; March,
Efaiphig gtpa1y. . haa
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTINoRE, Feb. 2G--CoLton quiet; middlIng,
| Sc. Flour quiet ana steady; Howard street and
western suPerne, S350@l 25; do: extra, 81 3715 20;
do. family, s5 3O@G %; city mills supertne, ~ %
"a so; do extra. a G2@6 55 do. Rio brands, 70 30
ent, 81 rs, Whoat-Southern steady; western lower
a!G du l. southern red, 81 2O@l 23 do; amber, 81 %
| winter red. spot, 81 iO4@l 1875 February, u 20
n.ked; March, 81 2OI+ bid; April, 81 22lSGl 247s;
May, 81 23es9l 23yS Corn-sOutnern easeG oa west
yellow G5@604c; western mixed, spot, 6sIa@6sS4c;
February, CSC asked; March, 673l@ 67Isc; April,
SoS F% soaSsS SaSS SSS sSS WESTERN ssssSF wSs SIS
5ic do, mixed 4995lo Pennsylvania, 50@5ic,
Bye quiet at 72lSc S Hay easier s PIs prime 60 20 ehpce
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, slj!@iOjlc;
SasGp shoulders G ,o SleSr rib SS sSe e S ss
packed 2O925r; roll, i7G22c Eggs irm at 2O@2ic.
Petroleum quiet; relned, 734@7zFc. Coffee tirm
Rio cargoes, ordinary 70 fair, 5IS@SAo. Sugar
strong 4 soh sG, Copper refined qSiet q. ISS "a
| l6l4c. Whisky higher and firm at VI lS1S@l ~.
Freights TO Liverpool per steamer quiet cotton,
| 3.l6GHd.i -four, Is 3D.; grain, 694@7d. Receipts
Flour, 2sS3 barrels; wheat % 900 bushels; corn,
10000 bushesi oats, 5000 bushels rye, 400 bush
els. Shipments-Corn, 1900 bushels, Sales
Wheat 27l 900 bushels; corn, 900 bushels
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET,
CHICAGO, Feb, 26-Flour quiet and unchanged
| Wheat unsettled but generally lower; regular.
81 OI9s February; 81 os@l o11f March, No. Chi.
! cago spring, 81 07I9l 079s; No. do. 93c. Corn
| unsettled, but generally lower; 6614D56Hc cash
and February b69s@56G9c March. 0at, lower at
| s934c cash 89sSc February; 996c March. Dressed
hogs timer; light, s7 S0Q7 50; heavy, 81 95@9S 90
Pork unsettled SIS 90 bid cash and. Febrn ryj
| SIS 071SGlS 10 March. Lard weaker; Sll 87l4g
II 20 cash and February; Sll 4O9il 42N March
Bulk meats in fir tmund shoulders, 81 40; short
rib 50 9O short clear $40 OO9lO 10. Whisky steady
and unchanged at 81 H.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
The following are the opening, highest, lowest,
and closing prices on the Chicago Board of Trade,
~ corrected by special wire reports 10 Cooke Co.,
brokers'