National Republican., 1883-01-13
PAClFlC COAST AND MINING STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IL 1.-The following were the
closing quotations of mining ttOpkg.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.


NEW York, Jan. l2.-Monev loaned down from
~ to per cent? and closed offered at per cent.
Exchange was steady at IS1@i51I5 for long, and
4SlA@iS54 for short sight. Governments were
generally weak. State bonds were strong. Rail.
road bonds were moderately active and Irregular.
The share speculation opened regular, but the
changes fom yesterdays closing prices were
all fractional. except 70 Memphis and Charleston,
which was per cent. lower During the greater
part Of tho morning the market was exceedingly
dull, but strong, and an advance Of l4@1h per
cent. took place, In Which New Jer,ey Central,
Denver and Rio Grande, Boston Air Line preferred,
Omaha preferred, and the Wabashes were most
conspicuous. About noon the list feceded h02s,
but subsequently most of this was recovered,
wabash leading in both instances. The market
ufter this, still continuing dull, became weak, aud
shortly before the close there was decline Of 1s@l
per cent. in the general list, the latter Wabash
while Memphis and Charleston dropped ISlS from
BIZ at oon, Richmond and Danville tu 49l5 from
%. and Northwest pre- erred sold at llsA@ll6%@
l47%ql47@liS its closing price, In the tnal deal.
lngS there was general rally otI9%, aud the
market closed firm at an advance on the days
Transactions Of lS@l4 per cent, the latter Hinni.
bal and St. Joseph preferred; Memphis and
Charleston. however is and Richmond and Dan.
vile So per cent. lower Transactions aggregated
$4,000 shares, including Delaware, Lackawunna
aud Western, $500; Denyer aud Rio Grande, 300;
Louisville and Nash vile, 6,l00; Memphis aud
Charleston, 1900 N W Jersey Central $500; North-
west, 5,50O New York Central, S,5OO Northern
Pacific, l2,0lOi s. Paul ll50Oi Texas Pacific, $500;
Union Pacific, 1900; Wabash Pacific, 1920; Vest
5000.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 12-Virgnia 6s, consolidated
oo3 past due coupon, 63: new 10iOs, 80 bid TO- day.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New YORK; Jan. 12.-Cotton quiet and steady;
sales 354 bales; middling uplands 10 3l6: middlng
Orleans 10 7-16c weekly net receipts, S,ff6 bNles
gross, 35,39l bales; exports to Great Britain, 9,450
bales; to France 142 bales; to the continent 3,467
bales sales, 1924 bales; In stock, 1l66j6 bales
Southern flour fairly active and firm; export, SO 10
6g6 20; common to iair extra, "a 3095 10; good ~
choice do So l5@6 Go. Wheat-cash lots firm and
without much change; No. 2 spring, 81 09 un-
graded winter red, 0Sc@Sl 1916 No. red Janu-
airy, 81 l2@l 1875 Corn opened 14@Hc higher,
subsequently lot most of the advance, closing
stronger again at the outside rates; ungradei. 63
@b9c; No. 2 January, 6719@6sc. Oats II shade
and somewhat nominal. Conee-spUt steady and
more active; options lower; January, s5 S5@D5 90;
February, s. 20; March, 50 so; May, So 0O6yG Q5.
June. Sc 05. Sugar steady and moderately active;
sales 1888 hhds. Martinique 6]s@65SC; 6i3 bags do,
0-lGc; 1880 bags Rio Grande, 6i4i 1900 uags Per-
numbuCo, 67sc; refined firm. Moasses steady and
quiet. Rice quiet and firmly held. Cotton-seed
81 571G@1'67% Turpentine dull and weaker ut
63c, Hides steady, trade moderate Wool quiet
and steady. Pork rather quiet and held stronger
owing 10 higher western markets sales 2G0 barrels
new mess, spot SIS %, closing AT SIS 37lSGglS 5O
235 barrels clear buck, S2l 6O 40 barrels extra
prime, Sll 90; new mess, January aud February,
SIS l5@lS 40; middles firm and quiet, Lard some
what excited, 2O@22 points higher, closing fever.
ishi neliYe speculative trading prime cam, spot
$40 s7l5@l0 0O,February, $40 s11l@ll 90. FreIghts
frmj cotton per steam, h@5.l6d; wheat, 7I3d.