National Republican., 1883-03-06
COTTON MARKET,
The following were tho opening and closing
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Associated Press.

New York, Mar. o. Money on call loaned be.
tween Gas per cent, closing offered at Q. Ex-
change was steady at 4S1@iSll4 for long, and 4sSl1
@iSi for short sight. Governments were irregular,
but generally Ls@A per cent. lower State bonds
were dull and without feature. Railway bonds
were active and strong; Texas incomes advanced
to 66A, from ~ at Saturdays close. Tho stock
market opened lE per cent above Saturdays
closing figures for Indiana, BLOOMINGTON and
Western, Il higher for Delaware and Hudson. and
irregular, with only slight changes, for the re-
mainder Of the list. During the first half hour of
business decline ranging from "a to IA por cent
was recorded led by the Willard stocks, but suisse
quently, although dull, the market became strong,
ana about noon an advance OF Ia per cent. took
place in Delaware, Lackawanna and Western. ~
~ Texas Pacific lH in Wabash preferred and In
diana, Bloomington and Western and L6D1 in the
remainder of the list, the latter Kansas and Texas
This was followed aiterwnrd by n reaction Of ls9
y per cent, after which the market again became
Gtrong. and, on larger volume of business sold
up l4@ll3 per cent the Gould stocks, Lake Erie
and Western, Michigan Central, Oregon and Trans
continental and ST. Paul being most prominent in
the upward movement. In the final dealings
some shares receded slightly but the general mar
ket closed strong Mt an advance on the days
inaton and Western, Delaware, LacRawanna and
Western, and Wabash preferred being most con.
spicuous therein. Transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, including Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, l02 200; Erie, 20,90O; Kansas and Texas,
$780, Lake Shore, 6,000 Louisville and Nashville,
l,25Oi Missouri Pacific, 1920; Memphis. and
Central, 1900; New York Central, 6,050 Northern
raeillci II 400 Reading, 1900 st. % Paul @ 49,7O0i
Pacific. 1880; Western Union, li,5OO Oregon and
Transcontnenal, $3.50.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Mar. 5.-Vrginia 6s, consolidated
o. past due coupons, 4S new lO-4Os, 4il9; new 3s,
10 bid to-day.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New York, Mar, 5.--Cotton quiet; sales 2l7 bales;
middllng uplands, 10 3-lGc middling orleans,
10 7-l6ci consolidated net receipts 26 IA bales
exports to Great Britain 225S7 bales; to the con.
tinent l2,2ll bales. Flour-Receipts, 2S 292 bbls.
exports, GIG bbls.; very firm on common grades,
in instances shade better; medium and choice
qualities dull, in buyers favor; sales, 10000 bbls
No 81 1908 10; superilne western and state, So 20
"a lO common TO good extra western and state,
81 lOdi jO good TO choice do, 81 G007 co. common
to choice white wheat western extra, 81 2jlD7 co.
fancy do, 81 1907 % common togood extra Ohio,
~ lOl9I 29i common TO choice extra ST. Louis, 81 10
@l 25' patent Minnesota, extra goo TO prime, 80 co
@6 30, choice 10 double extra, So G0dS 90; city
mill extra So 45tl5 so, superine SO 1904 10; low
extra, a. 1904 800 winter wheat extra a. 1907 25
Minnesota extra, 81 zoos 90, market closing quiet;
southern Hour steady aud quiet sales, 800 6bls, I;
common TO- fair extra, "a GO@o 30; good 10 choice
do, 50 1907 l212 Wheat-Uash lots rather easier;
options opened 1g@4c higher, Hfterward weaker
aud reacted $s@2Ac, closing unsettled and dull;
No, 2spring nominate ungraded winter red, 81 %
graded white, 81 l2@l 2s steamer No. do, 9jc;
steamer No. do, 81 OPAL 02l9; No. 2 white, 81 Os
No. do, 81 lGl58l l724 No red March 81 229s
closing NJ 81 2gS Corn-ungraded, 63l5G7lc: No
., 721S@13c aud 7im7i4c: steamer white, 60c; un-
graded white, 79% No, March, 72A@73c, closing
A@llac higher aud fairly ocive No. 8, SIZE
Hups dull and nominal. Coffee somewhat stronger
aud less active; No. Rio, April 81 80: May, 81 Go
az 7O' July IS 90 Octoper s. 30 spot 81 40; March,
81 l1m7 5O Al ril 81 1901 80; May, 81 G5a7 20; june
81 zoos 90 July, " 9l@S lOi August IS TO- Septem.
ber IS ZOOS iO October, IS l5dS 30: November
so lo@a COS December g 2l@s S. January, IS 500
s9Oi tebrpnE, y % bid. Sugar quiet aud steady;
sugar, GSsoi Rio Grande, n l6c; lair to good re-
nning 7MIIsc; refined steady; q, 19S1734c: extra
G. 1896 white eNtru Q, Sc; yellow C,f9s@71ao; yell
low, EE9H4c' OF 4, SH@S4ci mould A. 80; con,
loaf 9A@93sc: crushed 9Ac powdered, 989lSc;
granuated, SIC; cubes, 0c. Mulasses quiet aud
steady. Rice lirm and In illir demand. Petroleum
limited, p, NJ. 96c crude ~ barrels, 99S@73Sci
refined here, 54@5Sc; in Philadelphia, s9S@72ic,
Cottousced oil quoted a. 60Gjsc, Tallow dun and
weak at S9s l,iGc. Rosln steady at 81 656gl 20.
Turpentine duh az bl@5lGc. Hides quiet and
9Ggl0e; Texas selected 5O@6O MS, lOGllc. Wool
dull and unchanged. Pork fairly active and very
steady IN price; sales $50 bbls new mess, spot,
$40 i5Gl9 80; Gj bbls clear back, SO 90, 300 bbs
extra prime $40 250 10 90; new mess, March, $40 20
@l9 80; April sly 3Oql9 40 Middles dull ard
nominal; long clear, l0js@l0Hc. Lard opened 20
points higher subsequently weaker, aud fell
back 7@lO points, closing heavy; prime steady;
March, sll i9@ll 81; April, Sll 579ll 66 May,
Sll GSall rs june sl 1901 SO July, Sll 77mll So
August, Sll 76Mll 70 city steam Sll boil 20: re-
fined quoted at Sll 3d. FreIghls firm; cotton, Idi
wheat, SD.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Mar. 5.-Cotton quiet middlng
1910. Flour quiet; Howard street and western
superne, S350al 25 do. extra, 81 37@b 90; do. fam
ily 50 25@G 2j city mills superlne, s3 350@4 25 do
extra 81 5066 so: do. Rio Ibrands, SO 2516 50 Pa
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