National Republican., 1883-03-23
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Mar. 90 Money during the greater
part oftho day loaned between and 10 per cent;
but in the late dealings suddenly advanced to
% per cent, reacting to 20 at O'clock closing al
20. Exchange was steady at 47921@is0 for long
and 4S21 5@4S3 for short sight. Governments were
x per cent. higher for As, but otherwise un-
changed State bonds were without feature ex.
cept for Tennessee old 6s, which sold at IL. Rail-
road bonds were strong. The share speculation
opened firm, and prices were 1sgla per cent,
higher than those of yesterday, while st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba opened per cent.
higher. From the opening till shortly after II
O'Clock the market was strong, and further ad-
vance Of 1sgA per cent. was recorded, in which
burlington and Quincy and the Northern Pacific
were the leading features. This was followed
about midday by reaction of 1Sd1S per cent,
the latter Northern Pacific preierred alter which
the market again became strong and about 2
o'clock the highest figures of the day were made,
st. Paul. Minneapolis and Manitoba selling up
31s per cent 10 1859, and the general list 4@56 per
cent. During the last hour the market was more
active but weaker, and in the final dealings de-
neapolis and Manitoba, IL In Central Pacific and
1GM in the remainder OF the list, the latter Ore.
gon and Transcontnental. The general list,
a fraction higher Central Pabine, however is
~, and Manhattan Elevated Q per cent. lower.
There Will be no business transacted at the stock
$4,000 shares, including Central Pacific, 10,S50;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, $4,000; Dem
NeT anu hThnue, IlUU, IOulSNllle ana NuSn-
vile, 1900; Missouri Pacific. $780, Memphis and
Charleston, 400 Northern Paclhc 25 900; St. Paul,
l6,2OO; Union Pacific, 1900; Western Union, 5OiO.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Mar, 22.-Tomorrow GOOD friday
being legal holiday there will be no market.
a; new 1o.iOs, SiJTi do new Is, sos bid to: day.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW HoRK, Mar; 22,-Cotton quiet; sales, d33
bales; middling uplands, l0IEc; middling Orleans,
l03sc; consolidated net receipts, 10 III bales; ex.
ports TO Great Britain, 1921 bales TO the continent,
$500 bales, Southern flour steady; moderate de.
Elnndi common 10 iair extra, 81 20GD5 20; good to
choice do, 50 2o@7 90. Wheat-Cash lots firm and
without much change; options unsettled, H@lc
higheri moderate export demand, fuirly active
trade on speculative account, closing firm with
slight reaction; No. spring nominal; ungraded
red, 81 OS@l 20 No; red, 81 l9l4@l l915 un-
No % red March. 81 l74@i is5s closing al 81 1851
April, 81 lsJsGl 1875 Corn opened lSGDlc lower,
subsequently frmer, and recovered 9sdY4c of de-
graded, 55@6ec; No. 5, GiA@6sc steamer, 65}%@
G64c; No ., G5A0G63zc and G7CD6Sc; old No. .. 73
@7Ac; white southern, 6sG7Oc; No. 2, March, G5M
@G65c, closing AZ 66l{c; April, GG4@67lSc, closing
~ 663ic. Oats-Cash weak options opened 1s0gl4c
lower, niterward advanced 19@94c, closing steady
and more active; No. 3, 49]%o do. white, 51l5@
very slong, betlrr demund New Iorks, 95G@sl00;
COnee-Spot llrn nd quiet; options opened higher,
at the close advance l0sti No; Rio, April, $4,000
5O Sugar dull and somewhat nominal; refined
quiet az 73s@7l2; white extra G, 71sc; yellow G,
nc; standard, Sic Molasscs firm aud quiet; 500
test refining, $780, New Orleans, 3O@G0c Porto Rico,
4O@6Oc Rice unchanged ana gu ct. Rosin quiet
nj 81 65gl 30. Turpentine quiet ut iS@4S19c Hides
unchnnsed and quiet Wool dull and weak. Pork
very qnet INT held firm sales l2o bbls new W. mess less
% 25i options nominal. Middles steady and quiet.
Lard opened i@6 points lower, aiterward stronger
and advanced about points, closing weak trade
moderhtei prime steam, spot, at Sll 42I5; March,
Sll 3S@ll 40: April, Sll 37@l1 A. Cotton seed oil
quoted at 52@59c.. FTegh!s to Liverpool lower;
cotton, 3'l6d; wheat, 2l30g3d.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Mar. 22.-Cotton dun and lower ;
mddling, lOc, Flour quiet and unchanged; How
ard street and western superfne, SO 1904 co. do.
superine, So 3ICoi 90; do. extra, 81 25@6 30; do.
Rio brands, So O0@6 % Patapsco family, SO 75 do.
superlative patent, 81 80. Wheat--Southern fairly
steady; western quiet and steady; southern red,
81 ia 20, do. amber 81 2O@sl %; No. Maryland
81 lp2sMSl 20; No. western winter red, spot
81 lG, a@Sl l634 March, 81 l6% bid April, 81 IL bid
white firm; yellow easy western caster and more
Actiyei southern white, G2G4I2c do, yellow,
62@6534ci western mixed, spot G2)9c; April 62IsGo
Oats easy bit not quoiably lower; southern, $50
66c; western white, 55@56c; do. mixed, 63Q05ic
53@56c. Rye lover and dun at
vania and Maryland sl3 0O@l5 90. Provisions
unchanged gnd quiet mess pork, 5000; bulk
lie; bacon shoulders, 9Ac clear rib sides, l2c;
hams, llgl5c; lard, refined, 124c. Butter duh
western packed i@22C; roll, liglSo. Eggs
scarce ana firm at 2Oc. Petroleum unchanged
refined S4@S9so, Coffee finn; Rio cargoes, ordi-
nary to fair S4@04c. Sugar steady a soft, SIG.
Copper, refined quiet a. lG@l6Ac. Whisky quiet
AZ 81 1901 TO- FreIghts TO Liverpool per steamer
unchanged and quiet; cotton, b-32@3l6d.; -four,
Is. I'd; grain, cd. Recepts-Flour, 3,22S barrels
wheat 10000 bushels; corn, 6i 600 bushels; oats,
1900 bu,hels; rye, 1000 bushels shipments
Wheat 1900 bushels; corn, 100000 bushels. Sales
Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 100000 bushels.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO, Mar. 22.-Flour duh and unchanged
Wheat opened easier, but closed higher; regular,
Il 05@l 05A March; 81 05A@l 05l6 April; No.
chicago spring, 81 05@l 06l4 No. 8 do Ole M. 2
ed winter 81 o. Corn unsettled, but generally
over at b4A956Isc cash 5i3lo March; bi5Sa55c
april. oats-,pemand fair and prices higher at
Oo cash and March; 4Ohc April, Pork opened
weak and lower, but closed hrm NJ ontdd prices;
rs l0als 10 cash 0nd March; SlS l7la0lS 20 April.
Lard opened weak and lower, but closed firm at
,uride prices; 81 l7l9@ll 20 cash aud March
~ 92l9@ll % April Bulk meats in fair demand;
a Co. short rib. $40 0 short clear S10l6
Whisky steady and unchanged at 81 IL.
PIT1sBURG OIL MARKET.
PITTsBuRG, Mar. 22-There was better feeling
u oil today, The market opened atal 0il4, ad-
'anCed to 81 %, declined and closed strong at
l Ol15, Trading at the exchange was active.
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