National Republican., 1883-03-03
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
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Associaicd Tress.
New YORK, Mar. 2.-Moncy on call loaned be.
tween 496H per cent. CLOSING quotation not re.
ceived) Exchange was steady at 4sl1S for long,
and 4si for short sight. Governments were irreg.
ular.belng 4 lower for 5s,H higher for 4s,and un-
changed for AS and 3s. State bonds were duh
and without feature, Railway bonds were active
and higher; Texas incomes advanced TO 0l, from
6s, but reacIed 70 90. The stock market opened
Ing quotations. the latter Omaha preferred. From
the opening till near II o'clock, the market con-
timed weak, and further decline ranging from
M@6A per cent. took place, in which Denver and
Rio Grande, Wabash preferred, Michigan Central
From then till o'clock speculation was very dull
and the market without feature. Prices first rail-
lied TO the extent of u per cent, but subsequently,
continental. During the last hour the market
was strong to buOyant on IN increased volume of
SSynnesa & Io Inc eose Mobgan cenrS
Indiana, Bloomington and Western, Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western. aud Missouri Pacific
were also prominent in the upward turn. Market
clos ID strong ut the best figures of the day. The
closing prices compared with those Of yesterday
Willard stocks leading the advance. transactions
aggregated 2G5,000 shares, including Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, 559iO; Erie, $500; Lake
Michigan Central, s,O75; Missouri Pacific, 1O60O;
Memphis and Charleston, 100; Northern Pacific,
Pacac, $500 wabash Pacific, 1906; western
Union, 1880.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE Mar. 2.-virglnia 6s, consolidated
90; past due coupons, 4s1S new lO'iOs, 4i15; new
IS, 10 bid to day.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW York, Mar. 2.-Cotton quiet; sales III bales;
middllng uplands, 10 3.l6o; middling Orleans,
2S25 bales; exports to Great Britain, sgs2 bales;
to France Ill bales; TO the continent 1883 balos;
sales, SSeO 5alesi stock, $1,000 @ bales Southern
to fair extra, "a 60@5 30 good ~ choice do g. 30
@7 12h Wheat.Cash lots quiet and steady; OPP
vance aud declined lG1i4c, closing dull and de-
pressed at lowest points, light export inquiry; less
Sss sPscSyS Via fsd d%Gg %alagE pggEaSd S9sr TSa
at 81 221S April, 81 2il{@l 20, closing at 81 2il:
CorgzCos6 heavy, h@iJ4c loweri options opened
1Ic, clo.ing unsettled and weak at inside rates;
ungraded, 6297311c; NO.3, Glg6iAc; No. March,
72IS4c closing at 12ci Aplii, 72]697Scl5, closing
weaker, and decliued 1S692ic, closing heavy; less
doing March, 5lA@52ISG April, 5219@b3I4c. Hops
dull and wholly nominal. Coffee higher and
strong; hlrly active; No. Rio, April, 81 6l@7 75;
| May, 81 75g7 90; June, 81 90GS 20; July IS loo
20 August IS 10; January, IS 25aS 60. Sugar dun
standard, SI5c; conleclioners' A. S5s; granulated,
&C.. MOlasses unchanged and quiet. Rice steady
and quiet. Cotton seed OIL 50@6Sc. Rosin firm.
Turpentine dull at 5ll6952c. Hides steady aud
quiet, Wool iaiIly active and firm, Pork more
&C iys offered re- lover spot! new mess quoted at St
clear back, SO 25G22 30; new mess, April, $40 $50
| 10 50; do. May, $40 3O@l9 45. Middles dull aud
nominal; long, clear lO}k@lO11c. Lard unsettled;
| l5920 points lower; active speculative trading;
prime steam, spot quoted at S so to arrive; S1 55
cost and freight March, sll 469l1 65 April Sll %
oil 70. Freighls firm; cotton, 14d; wheat, 51Id.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Mar 2.-Cotton quiet; middlng,
| 10Nc. Flour dull; Howard street and western
superAne, s35O@i26; do. extra 81 S7@5 26 do; fam-
extra, "a S2@6 SO: do Rio brands, So 25S6 50: Pa.
tapsco family 50 75; do superaIiye patent, "a 60
do. % amber, 81 2assi @ 2S No. Maryland, 81 $40
S Tessira % winter %pr Tfd s 'gS Be- sSSS MsI
81 259s@ol 25I5. Corn-Southern hrmer; Western
higher and quiet southern white, 65@70c do. yel.
March, 69]GS6934c; April 69MG7Oc; May, 700
7OAc. Outs strong; southern 6O@6icj western
white, 5l@5ic do. mixed, 4995lc; Pennsylvania,
TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, S13 0O@
10 90. Provisions higher and firm; mess pork.
go 90; bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides,
packed, SA@llc; bacon Shoulders, gg}fc clear rib
sides, l2c; huns, l4@l5ci lard refined, i2l1c. But
ter quiet; western ] packed, 2og25c roll, l7S22e
| 1}4@71Se; Coffee firm Rio cargoes, ordinary TO
fair, sC99Hc. Sugar strong; A soft, &c. Copper,
steady al 81 lS,S@i " Freshs 10 10 Liverpool per per
grain, 6l4d. Receipis-FloGr 5000 barrels, wheat,
bushels; rye, 1000 bushels. Shipments-Wheat,
10000 bushels corn, 5000 bushels. sales-Wheat,
| $4,000 bushels corn, 10000 bushels
| CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
| CHICAGO, Mnr. 2.-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened strong and higher and closed ut
inside figures; regular, SnOS15 March; 81 O0H@
| | 09A April; No Chicago spring, u 0s@l 90; No,
demand, but unsettled; 579579%c cash; 57l4D573S-
March; 6S@jSlEG April, Oats frmer; 42I4c cash /;
| 4l@D4lIsc March 42c April. Dressed hogs quiet
| good mixed, 81 l950pS co. Pork easier at slS 10
| obs 10 cash; SIS 109lS 10 March; SIS 30GlS 32IS
April. Lnrd easier Sll 37l29ll 40 casI aud March:
| Sll 47lN6ll 80 April Bulk meats in fur demand
shoulders, 81 so; short rib, $40 10; short clear,
| $40 %. Whisky steady and unchanged at 81 II.
| GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
The following are the opening, highest, lowest
and closing prices on the Chicago Board of Trade,
as corrected by special wire reports to Cooke Co.,
| brokers':
WIT Corn. one, Pork. Lard.