National Republican., 1883-01-20
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Associated Press.

dSSOctuttU tTCSS,
NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Money on call loaned be-
tween and .. per cent, and closed offered at
per cent. Exchange was dull and lower at 4SlA
@4s2A for long, and. 4s524@4s61 for short sight.
Governments were Irregular. State bonds were
without feature except Virginia deferred, which
advanced "a per cent. Railway bonds were mod
erately active and generally n fraction lower.
The share speculation opened active aud irregulnr
The ranges in prices, however, from those Of yes
terday were only fractional, except for Illinois
Central which was 216 per cent lower There was
slight decline in some shares in the early deal.
ings, nfler which the market became strong and
recorded an advance of HG2l4 per cent, in which
Denver and Rio Grande, Canada Southern, Illinois
Central, Oregon and TranscOntnental, Michigan
Central, New Jersey Central, and Wabash pre-
terred were most prominent. The market then
became weak, aud at noon reaction of 2per cent.
occurred In Lake Shore, IA in Union Pacific, IA
In Oregon aud Transcontinental, and 1s6D1 per
cent In the remainder Of thelst the latter Canada
Southern. Speculation after this became dull, but
early ~ The afternoon, however, there was rally
extending TO u per cent, Denver and Rio Grande
and Lake shore leading therein. In the late trade
the list receded 1s@9s per cent, but IN the hnal
closed quiet, but firm. The closing prices COM
pared with those of yesterday are Irregular, the
most important changes occurring in Denver ard
nois Central per cent. lower. Transactions aggre
gated $4,000 shares, including Canada Southern,
| $1,000; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 36,000
| Denver and Rio Grande, G0,O00; Erie, $500; Han
niba and st. Joseph, lS)O Kansas and Texas, 5,30O
Lake Shore, 17,6O0 Louisville and Nashville, $500;
Michigan Central, 5.iOO; Missouri Pacific, 7,lOO
New Jersey Central, 5000; New York Central, 9000
Northern Pacific, 1900; st. Paul, 1900; ST. Paul
and Omaha, $500; Texas Pacific, $500; Union Pa
cific, 81 iOO Wabash Pacific, $500: Western Union
$4,000; Oregon and Transcontinental, 1850; Rich
mond and West Point 1900.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-Coton quiet; sales 2l5
bales; mddling uplands 1O1sc; mlddling Orleans,
1e weekly met receipts bales
! France, $50 bales; TO the continent, 9l5 bales !;
sales 1858 bales stock 133,495 bales. Southern
| -four fairly active and frmer common to fair eX-
ira, "a 5000 20; good to choice do So 25@6 So.
Corn meal steady and quiet. Wheat firm; un-
graded red 81 Col sN i III No red y dl2l l2
81 OSlG Canada red, 81 l2 ungraded white, 81 03@
l l9l9; No red January, 81 4l5@l li2I closing
Corn-Cash lots about steady; options opened q
| @Mc higher, subsequently weaker and lower,
closing steady; nngraded; 65@1Cl9c; No, 3, 600
| January. 6s7sG69Ac. Oats A@1&G higher very
brisk speculative tfading No. 3, d734c do. white,
4SNc. Hops dull prices nominally unchanged.
Rio February, SO 90; March, So O5; April, Sc 600
SO; May, s. l5@6 25; June, So 10; July So 16 No. 3
! quiet and uncnSnged. Molasses steady and fairly
| active; sales 400 barrels New orleans, dO@Glc.
steady. Turpenune tlrmer at 52l2@53c. Hides
| quiet and firm. Wool quiet and steady Pork
| very quiet and about steady new mess, spot,
SIS 20; family mess. SIS 00@lS 75; options easier
| January, SIS 35@lS 50 February, SIS 4O0ls so.
Middles dvll and nominal. Lard opened a shade
higher, aiterward reacted doc points, closing with
morestrength prime steam, spot $40 95; TO arrive,
$40 05 cash and freight; kettle rendered. Sll %
| February, $40 97@ll O2. Freights quiet.
| BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
| BALTIMORE, Jan. 10.-Cotton quiet and steady;
middling, l0c. Flour firm; Howard street and
western superine S3 1908 50 do extra, SO 1904 80;
do family, 81 1908 20 city mills superine, So 500
90; do. extra, "a 25@6 10; do: Rio brands, So "
Ds5 81 Patapsco family, Sc 5O do. superlatiye pat
ent, 81 25 Wheat-Southern steady; western quiet
and higher; southern red 81 l0@1 ii; do. amber,
81 l2@sl II; No. Maryland, 81 M; No. western
winter red, spot, 81 1875 askedi January, 81 1850
| l 1877; February, 81 IDOL IA March, 81 1870
| l l514; April, 81 l7lA bid Coln-Southern steady;
western higher and active; southern white. 620
Csc; do. yellow, 62@65c; western mixed, spot, Csc
64A@6i5Sc; April, 66c asked Oats dul. aud firm
southern, 4795Oc western white, 40Gg60o; do,
mixed. 47g4Sc; Pennsylvania, 47@5Oc, Rye firm
| at t76@77c. Hay quiet prime to choice Pennsyl-
vRnia and Maryland, Sl4@15 Provisions quiet
and firm; mess pork, SIS 50918 75 bulk meats,
shoulders aud clear rib Sides packed, SGl04c; ba-
o0n-shoulders, 0l4c; clear rib sides, llI4c hams,
packed, 2OCD25c; roll, l7@22c. Eggs firm; lresl "a
| oD25c lined, l4@16c. Petroleum nominal rehned
| 7]s@71ac. Coffee dull Rio cargoes, ordinary 10
tair 6316DSc. Sugar steady; soft, SNC. Copper
refined quiet at 17l1c. Whisky steady ana Quiet
at 81 17@l ~. Freights TO Liverpool per steamer
dull; cotton, 3-lG@4d; flour, Is, 3D.; grain, I'd,
Receipts-Flour, 12ll barrels; wheat 100 bush
els corn As 100 bushels oats, 50ll bushels, ship
ments - Wheat Al 900 bushels; corn, 6j,SlS BUSH
els. Sales-Wheat, 297,l60 bushels corn, All ,6Ss
bushels.
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: