Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-13
New York Money and Produce Market
 Quotations.

New York Money and Produce Market
 Quotations.
 NEW YORK, July 12-Money closed at 1IS per cent the highest rate The lowest rate was per cent Exchange closed quiet; posted rates. 4S716@4.s9; actual rates. 4SS@G4S754 for to days and 4.SS1S0D4SS& for demand. Governments closed steady; currency 6s 1l9 od; 4s coup, 1s7A bid; 4}hs, do., 10T3S bid
 Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union frsts 1ISO110; Union land grants, l0a70105; Union sinking funds 1s001a2; Centrals, l18D16.
 The stock market was not so active this morn ing while prices were feverish and weak. At 12 o'clock the majority of prices were 4 to zs per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. The most active stocks were Reading, St. Paul and Western Union. Fifty per cent. of the whole mornings trading was in these stocks. Western Union the only stock that showed any strength, 1t being 3 per cent. higher at noon than 1t closed last night The strength of this stock was mainly due to the belief that the cable rate war is pr sctically settled, and that rates may be advanced any day, thus materially add- ing to the earnings of the company. Aside from the three stocks named the market was dull. The decline thls morning was due to the efforts of the room traders, who are anxious to bring about a reaction, and to that end hammered the market. The market continued feverish and ir- regular throughout the afternoon on a limited amount of trading. The room traders hammered the leading stocks at intervals to the close, . causing a very unsettled feeling. The closing prices were us a rule. 1s to 1ss per cent. lower. Burlington and Quincy was an exception It's price was bid up per cent. to IA on the an nouncement of the resignation of General Man ager Stone. Most of this advance was lost before the close it's final price being only B per cent. higher than that of yesterday. The sales for the day amounted to eOa, COS shares
 General Markets.
 NEW YORK; July 1a.-FLOUR-Dull, but steady at unchanged prices; winter wheat extra, Sa.70 cNk .o. Minnesota do S2 750n5: city ml extra. S4 SON4 to; Ohio extra, $s.75QH5. Southern flour closed steady; common to choice extra, Ss.S5@5.
 WHEAT-Options were moderately active and irregular, closing at a slight decline for the day. Spot lots closed dull and without change. Spoo sales of No red state at 92c; No. do., 91c.; No. 3 red winter, eo14c.; ungraded red, SslS0 9Oc; No. 3 red winter, Aug. SsS40S91ac-; do., Sept, s93zc.; do., Dec, 9s1sc.
 CORN-Options were dull and weak, closing A @Nc. lower. Spot lots closed weak and 1SoAc lower Spot sales of No. mixed at 5716c; un- graded do., 55lS@s6lSc.; No. mixed, Aug, 65ss05szsc. do.. Sept, STAG; do., Oct. 66ss0 5ss4c.
 slightly lower. Spot lots closed firm ct slight advance. Spot sales of No. white state at 45c.; No. g do, 4o04lc.; No. mixed, Aug, s114@slssc; do., Sept, S0ssc
 PORK-Dull; 1-year-old mess, S13T59l4
 I.ARD-Closed quiet, but firm: cash. $s.S71k; July, ss.s60s.s7; Aug, ss.SedossS
 RITTTER-Firm; western creamery, iS@20c {; state, i4GDsic.
 s't CHEEsE-Duil; state factory, s9o,xc.; Ohio fiat T6S14c.
 EGGS-Duil and declining: state, 1syS019c {; western, lslS@is1Ao.; Canada. 1s1S@1ssle
 SJJGAR-Raw nominal; 96 test centrifugal, 6c Refined firm; cut loaf and crushed, S0sAc.; cubes, 7ssc; powdered, 7ss@7xc.; granulated, 7l<c.; mold A, 71fc.s confectionery A, 79Sc.s coffee standard Tc.; coffee of A, 6 o-ls08ssc. white extra c. 0ssc.; extra 0. e54c; yellow. c. e