National Republican., 1883-03-28
whit. Corn. Oats. Pork, Lard.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
AeeocjdIe,l Dreps

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
associated Press.
New YORK, Mar. 27.- Money on call Is easier
on account of the prepayment of April interest OH
government bonds, and loaned down from per
cent to per cent, closing at per cent. Ex-
change firm at 4sO for long and 1929 for short
sight Governments were u per cent lower for
Ss per cent. higher for currency 6s of 1898, but
otherwise unchanged. State bonds were dull and
featureless Railroad bonds were dull and changes
unimporant. Speculation on the exchange was
very duh and generally weak. The market opened
lsC9H lower than yesterdays close. From the
opening till near noon the market wns duh and
weak, and decline of 2ls was recorded in Central
PPSSiiaC PSSiac snd gI in the rest Of & the ist Union
aud Rio Grande being permanent therein. Shortly
after noon rally of s@l3 took place, but during
the next two hours the market was very dull and
generally heavy, the result being decline Of
lS6D1s, led by Michigan Central. Mutual Union,
however, sold up per cent In final dealings
there was fractional Improvement. and the mar
ket closed dull, but firm Compared with yester-
day. close the list shows decline of Hgl9s, in
which Central Pacific, Canada Southern, Mich
igan Central, aud Union Pacific were most promi-
cluding Central Pacific, 400; Delaware, Lacka-
Grande, 6ioO; Erie, l,sO0; louisville and Nash :,
vile, 2,500 Michigan Central, S,900 Northern Pa
cifc, 1l,4SO; st. Paul 16,50O; Union Pacific, 3i0o0
Western Union, $500.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
=, BALTIMORE, Mar, H=Virginia 6s, consolidated,
Al do. second series, S5l9; past due coupons. d5i
new lO.40s, 33; new IS, 500 bid to-day.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW York, Mar. 27a-C Cotton easy; middling up.
lands, lOlsc mlddlng Orleans, lO9sc; consolidated
net receipts 49, ll0 bales exports to Great Britain,
7,l02 bales TO the continent 1850 bales. Southern
5 sI RoO Shd 10 ehCde aG s y sa ehTS Wbsa
Cash quiet and held firmly options opened 16G5kc
higher, nfterward ruled easier and lost most Of the
advance, closing with more strength fair export
inquiry; less active speculative trading No .
spring nominal; pngraded winterT red, 81 Q5@l 2o1s
No; red, d l0ls@l l91a; ungraded white, 81 os09
March, 81 1901 lSA, closing at 81 fSL April,
81 1sI%@Dl 10, closing at 81 1SssS. Corn-(ash lots
SsSaS %na ae,Sp SpS"s sSseuays @ @rndnS Go,S @ @
with reaction ofAS19c; ungraded, 69@66l9c; No.
:. 6l1f@6s1ac; No: q 65]4@652c and 66&G63Ic;
closing at 6514c; April, 65II@G5I1, clio lug at C5%c
Oats 4@Lc higher and fairly active; No. 8, 49lsc;
do white, bl2iei No 2, 5o19S504c do, white, 53l9c;
changed; New Y6rsEs, e5cSSsi 90. Coffee higher
and strong No; Rio, April, 81 3o@7 40; do. (buy-
eeE's ogtionl, 81 90: do. May, 81 55@7 50; March,
held: fair TO good refining quoted at 7D7 3.16;
f. iined STEADY granplated, .l6@ SAc. Moasses
changed. Hides IN fair inquiry. Wool quiet and
about steady. Pork very dull and prices some
10 IS; d. March and Xpri, SIS s0@iS 90. % ' Lard ard
opened 7@lO points higher, closed dun and weak ;
oil 81; refined, continent, sll 40; South America
sll so. Freghs TO Liverpool quiet cotton, 3'l6d.;
wheat, 2l4@21ad.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Mar. 27-Cotton dull middlng l0c.
Flour lower and dull Howard street and western
superfine, SO 37@4 90; do. extra, So OO@G5 81: do.
family, 50 l2@6 10; city mills superne, S3 3ICD4 0O
do. extra, SO O0@6 80; do. Rio brands, So O096 %
Patapsco family 86 75 do superative patent, 81 so.
Whent-Southern quiet and steady; western uull;
southern red, 81 l7@l 49, do. amber. 81 2ggsl %
"A m Anr
81 l7949l IS; May, 81 2OlsgSl 2OA June o. 2i1sog
2lA. Corn-Southern easier western quiet and
se WHe spo CO. Mna MySGw5 5s
63l4c; April, 6SA@63l5c; May, 6iH@GiI4c; June,
G5965l4ci steamer, 69A@6oc. Oats quiet and
do. mixed, 50@5lc Pennsylvania, 5l@53c. Rye
steady ut 6S6D70c, Hay unchanged; prime TO choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, sl3 dJ@l5 90. Pro-
visions unchanged and quiet; mess pork $50 90 (;
bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides, packed,
854@llc; bacon shoulders 9Ac; clear RIB sides, l2c
%essrn Rss pSoSed T! e ro c Sfss EsSs Ma
at lsc. Petroleum unchanged refined, S4@S9Sc.
Coffee steady Rio cOrgoes ordinary 10 fair s@9Hc
SSSiG SG Whssy STEADY at Rs 5fe' @ fesh 2SSh
TO Liverpool per steamer dull ana unchanged Cot
ton, 5S2sSl6d, -four, Is 9d.i grain, td Receipts
$1,000 bushels; oats 1000 bushels. Shipments
Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, $1,000 bushels Sales
Wheat $4,000 bushels corn, losOOO bushels.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARgET.
CHICAGO, Mar. 27-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat un' n'etlled; 81 Oil4 March; 81 OiI5@I OI5S
April No. 2 Chicago spring, 81 0iI5@l, O6i No, 8
active and 4 shade higher 5l1S@53l4c cash 5llzo
March; 5l9Sa6ll2c April. Oats fairly active and
a shade higher; i0l4c cash; 3955c March: 30lEc
April. Pork generally unchanged, hut some sales
higher SIS 00dlS 10 cash and March, SIS 07l2G1s 10
April. Lard unsettled but generally higher; Sll O5
Bulk meats in fair demand shoulders, 81 Co. short
rib, $40 o. short clear $40 40, Whisky steady and
unchanged at 81 H.
P1rTsBURG OIL MARKET,
PITTsBURG, Mar. 27.-Oil dull very little trading;
market opened with sales at O44c, advanced TO
95c declined to $3.50, recovered and closed firm at
9i34c.
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