National Republican., 1883-01-27
WHIT Corn. oats. Pork. Lard.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Associated Press.

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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET
Associated Press
NEW York, Jan. 26.-Money on call loaned be.
tween 81 to 4 per cent, and closed at $685. per
cent. Exchange was steady at t4S294S2II for long,
and 4s5l<94S521 for short sight. Governments
were "A per cent. higher for extended 5s and q
higher for Ss but d per cent. lower for AZ and is
State bonds were generally strong. Railway bonds
were irregular, but in the main higher Specula-
tion on the stock exchange to-day has been quiet
and irregular, but In the main heavy. The mar
kot opened firm at fractional improvement from
prices at yesterdays close. In the early trade
there was further advance Of 1s916 per cent,
after which the tone of the market became weak
and prices fell Off l4@lS per cont, Union Pacific,
New Jersey Central, Denver and Rio Gtande, and
Texas Pacific being the, greatest sufferers in the
downward turn. shortly after midday recovery
of1S@9k per cent took place, led by Denver and
Rio Grande, but the market subsequently became
less active, and. under free selling movement,
prices fell off, with an occasional fractional rally
TO the close, the decline ranging from u TO per
cent In which Union Pacific (Which dropped TO
preferred, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, and Louisville
aud Nashville were most conspicuous; Alton and
preferred u per cent. The market closed gen.
orally weak, at decline on the days transactions
OF A0Dl per cent The principal feature in to-days
market was Union Pacific. Transactions aggre-
gated $4,000 shares, including Delaware, Lacka.
N,
Louisville and Nashville, i1,7OO; Memphis and
Charleston, 3OO Northwest, l0,7O0i New Jersey Cen
trail 10000; Northern Pacific, 1890 st. Paul 49, SOO
Texas Pacific, 5000 Wabash Pacific, 10,l0O; New
York, Chicago and ST. Louis, 5,l00
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE Jan. 26.--Virginia Is, deferred, l2lS;
do. consolidated, b315i new lO'4Os, 4O3si new IS,
asa bid to-day.
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.
IONDON. Jan. 2G.-COnsOls. 100 3-16 both
money and the account; Atlantic and Great West
ern lists, 57a4; do. 2nds, 1S16; New. York Central
62la; Reading, 2S16 Mexican railway Qimited),
ordinary, 1888; Ontario and Western, 279s The
o6 Ee9 into sS Bank Of EsSsa
per cent rentes 77f 671ac. and exchange ON Lon
don, 25t. 2Oc
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
New YoRK, Jan. 26.-Cotton quiet and steady;
sales, s3i bales; mlddling uplands, 10 316c; mid.
bales gross 27.l73 bales; exports to Great Britain
9G0 bales; to France go bales; to the continents
Southern -four ' Quiet and Steady; sales 200 bbs.
do, IS 25@G S. Wheat~Cash lots somewhat
siOiSi 10; No. 2 red, January, ST 1891 10; Feb.
ruary. 81 141s@l 15J$. Corn-Cash very strong
NS Oats spSsF Gwe2 SSS and rs;
active No. 8, l7c. Hops dull and unchanged;
New Yorks, SSc@s1 90; eastern, 9O995c; yearlings,
GaTy, S. So Feb g iSSS s 26 MaTcR s. 2S6S sC
April, Sc 2O May, SO 90; June, SO 40 July, s6 400
go; No; 2 Ma5cn, q SOS7 g5i & DO February, s. 80
Pernambueo, 615c; lair TO good refining quoted ut
6Is@7c refined weak; powdered, s3l9s5sc; gran.
ulAted, S9.16@69Sc; cubes, S1Sd9c, Moasses quiet
and steady. Rice firm and In fair inquiry. Cot
| ton-seed oil quoted at 4s@b6c. Rosin steady, Tur-
pentine firm at 63c. Hides firm and quiet Leather
Pork steady and unchanged; demand light. Mid
dies dun and weak; long clear, 6-lOc. Lard
lots firm 9pSn 24 Hns G STsE CS6c6 and less @
February, Sll OO9ll O3; March, sl1 lO@ll 1G; city
steam, $40 S9@l9 20; refined quoted a. 81 10 for
cotton, 14@5-l6d; wheat 613d.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.-Cotton leady; middling, 1Oc
Flour steady; Howard street and western super
fine, So 25@3 10; do. extra, - O0@4 20; do family
So 00@6 0O; city mills supertne, SO 50d4 90; do.
extra, "a 25(g6 TO- do. Rio brands, 50 62@S6 0O Pa
tapsco family, So so; do superlatiye patent, 81 25
Wheat-southern higher western steady aud dull;
southern red 81 l2Gp1 10; do. amber,Sl l59Sl 2O
No. Maryland, 81 l71S@l w; No. 2 western win
ter red, spot, and January 81 1901 l3l4 February,
ern steady and firm; western about steady and
duh southern white. 6gc do; yellow 6gc; western
mixed spot 12Af asked Ris JanHay nI121s; s
asked. Oats very hrIn; southern, 4Sg5lci western
white, 5O@5lc; do mixed, 47@ @4ge; Pennsylvania,
to eRoce syy Gs and Maryland it % Co.
Provisions steady and qniet; mess pork, SlS 900
Is 70; bulk meats, shoulders and clear rib sides,
packed, 7}S@lOc Observation-Disclosures, 9l4oi, clear nib
sides, 11l4c hams, l334@l4lgc; lard, refined, l2c.
Butter dull western packed 20@25c; roll, ll@22c.
Eggs firm; fresh, 25@2Gc; lined, nominal; Petro-
cargoes. ordinary to fair, 7@S4c. Sugar steady;
Mbsy sS SS at tsSPPeT refined F,9asSs 9GSSt s5 % S
pool i'Ts psr qsss Steamer nc quiet cotton & siGS hour aoa
Is. 3D.; grain,7d. Receipts-Flour 1910 barrels;
wheat, l0i07 bushelsi corn, 46,g7o bushels oats,
bushes corn, 60,530 bushels, Sales-Wheat, 225-
3l6 bushels corn, l3S,7OO bushels.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Jan, 26.-Flour firm and unchanged,
W6eS pGseiisa rs but geRRs5TSy loES regular
spring, 81 0lA@l 02; No. 3 do, S7l6c; No. 2 red
winter, 81 O8. Corn irregular and unsettled ut
oats hrtner at SIZE cash and january 375sc Feb
rnaTy. Dressed hogs unchanged Pork steady as
sl1 25@l7 80 cash and January sl7 iO@l7 i215
February, Lard stendy at SO 70@l072l4 cash ana
January; $40 75@lO ~ February. Bulk meats in
fair demand shoulders, 675c; short nib, S05o short
81 i6.
SOUTHERN MARKETS.
CHARLESTON. Jan. 26-spirts turpeutine nom
inal; no business. Rosln firm and good demandi
strained and good strained, 81 40.
WILMINGTON, jan 20.-Spirlts turpentlne firm at
6Oc Rosln tirm 81 30 for strained; 81 37a for good
strained. Tar firm at 81 50. Crude turpenino
iirm; 81 90 for hard s2 90 for yellow dip. Corn
steady; prime white, 65c
sAvANNAH GA, Jan 20..-Rosin, pales nominal;
hllullleu HAlluEeIt hules, Ooo uufIelh, lufpeuUnc
quiet, lars, blc bid, 81 90 asked no sales.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan, 26.-Four quiet, but steady;
high grades, 81 6O@5 60, Corn steady, with good
demand; white, 6O96lc. Oats in fair demand AT
5lc. Hay In good demand Pork in good demand,
but lower, at SIS l21$@lS %. Lard steady; refined
tierce, Sll 90; keg 81 so. Bulk meats quiet and
weak shoulders packed, 81 05; clear rib and long
clear 80 3795. Bacon higher lOug clear, $40 3715@
10 90 Hams, sugar r-cured quiet, but steady choice
oanyassed, l2@l3151. Whisky steady aud un.
changed. Coffee steady, with fair demand; Rio
enrgoes, common to prime, 6@6Ic Sugar quiet,
but steady common 20 good common, 6@5He;
fair 70 fully fair, 5}s@53sc prime TO choice $50
61Ec; yellow clarified, 7@712c; choice white olari-
fled, 7A@73Gc. MOlasses duh; common, 25@2sc;
centrifugal, 22@39c; fair, 3Oa3 $40; cstern bottoms,
35@l2c prime % choice, 3S6piS. Rice steady with
good demand; Louisiana OF uary to choice, 400
Gjsc; Bran scarce and firm at ST. Cotton seed OIL
crude, S6a37o summer yellow, refined, 1904
Exchange-Bankers' sterling, ls8l6.
oUEENsTowS CATTLE MARKET
WASHINGTON, Jan 26-At Queenstown this week
l02 head of cattle were oiered with sales at $40
&c. Some 800 sheep and lams were offered. with
sales OF sheep at 4l3@6Ro, ald lambs at 44965c.
few milch COWS brought $4,000 per head.