Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30


WEDNESDAY, Nov. %, p. NJ.
Gold was fraction higher again to-day, the sales
all of which were made at the First Board. being al
1851 The business in it was, however, small, the
sales adding up only about 5000 In New York,
Gold sold during the day high as 1914, but the
latest quotation for il was liSls
All the issues of Government securities we're lower
again. with the exception of tho 81 of 1884, which sold
ut the Second Board at 1864 advance on the price
bid yesterday of 4 Z cent. Five-Twenties second
issue, sold at 94, decline Of and -Thirties
at IS for second and ?4 for third series The sales
of Governments to-day add up to $4,000.
There was nothing done in State or City 6s, but in
Railroad boEds there was movement. and
Northern Central 1855 show decline since yeser-
day off per cent. They opened at $50. 4 less than
yesterdays price, and dropped to $50, closing at 50
bid, IS asked. Baltimore and Ohio bonds sold at %
for lS67s and 1904 for 1855 and Marietta and DIN
cinnati bonds closed at S4} bid 81 asked. Railroad
shares were steady and firm; Baltimore and Ohio
sold at Sll2 and closed at Slll12 bid, $ll2 asked
Northern Central left of at SH bid, and City Pas
senger at 500 bid. For Washington Branch Si27l5
was bid but there were no sellers. Bank stocks gen.
orally were steady. but there are few selling the
only sale to-day was one of Is shares Farmers and
Merchants at SIS.
In the Miscellaneous list, the business was again
small but there were no very marked changes ex-
cept Mineral Hill. which sold at the First Board at
$05 and at the Second nj from $l05 down to IS cts
and closed at 50 bid s. asked. Bare Hill sold at $50
and $175, closing at the latter figure. Baltimore
Chrome at $lo59l1O; Laurel Camel Coal at 81; Pc
trolcum Stove Co. at $lO2, buyer so and Santa Clara
at SIS.
The money market continues in much the same
condition .as for some days past. Money is freely
offered on call at 6@7 2 cent? but there is more COM
mercia paper offering than is easily placed First
class signatures still q cent but very good
paper being placed at 10 y and for that rated
as second class. the rate is u to Is 2 cent.
In New York to-day Stocks generally were lower
again. Canton declined Il Cumberland "a; Erie IL
Reading 81 Michigan Southern =; Illinois Central
Sll4 Rock Island *; Prairie du Chen q; North
western preferred IS and Ohio Certificates "s but
Michigan Central advanced 4; Toledo =; TT Wayne
81 Quicksilver 4; Northwestern Common "a, and
Mariposa =. New York Central and Hudson closed
at the same figures on yesterday.
At New York money continues active at per cent.
and short engagements arc preferred. Commercial
paper sells at roe per cent for best aud 1Q@l5 for
wide selection.
The Tribune says:
Thus far nothing has been DEVELOPED at Washing
ton to show that any increase whatever will be made
to believe that, in all feasible modes the short
debts of the Government will be put into long loans
and the Understanding currency so managed as to
possible
From tho same paper we extract the following rca-
tive to the Stock market at New York yesterday.
Government stocks continue to be pressed, and as
low as 9S accepted for SOS of 1865. The 1905
of tho third issue sold at 95ss fall of q q cent
The offerings of railway mortgages are increasing
and lower prices accepted The dealings in shares
were upon quite large scale, with general fall in
prices. The decline in Government securities de-
presses the whole market, and until more rmneSs is
shown in that direction permanent advance can
After
prices were a little frmer, Cleveland and Pittsburg
being in active demand under reports of an imme
dlate dividend. AT the advanced rates buyers were
not abundant and wholly confined to the circle of
professional spectators. At the Second Board the
made at 1917 for 52Os of 1862. advance Of 4 =
cent.
thirtie'.
There is more doing in Exchange at New York and
1os599lCa1s Bankers, Sterling. days. 1l01a CONNER
e a, SsteTEling lOsos; Frqnes long date. 51S7@
=, The Boston imports for the week ending November
q were 5706S5 against S91S COS during the cores
bonding week in 1861 Total since January first S26-
u02OS3. The exports. including specie were S}0a,-
Ssl against Siis99i for the corresponding week in
The cash balance at the Boston Sub Treasury at the
1910 is gold. ''A '''''' ''''O'' u WHO" s1'''
Baltimore Markets, November 90. 1865.
C0FFEE.-,The market to day has been quiet the
only sale we have heard of being one of 30 bags Rio
at p cts currency. Prices are steady, and we
ordinary to fair $4,000 cts gold for good and 50 "a
= cts gold for prime Laguayra at 3i955 cts currency
FL0UR.-There has been no movement to-day in
Flour SO far as we have heard and the only ange
t we hsEe 10 noce IN ne condition of the market
Is held somewhat higher. There was sale yester-
day il addition to those noticed in our report of
Flour generally is. however. dull and heavy and
the low grades are almost unSnleable;, Prices are
nR OMar Street aad Ts s 2SGs as S
Tor Extra do; Sl2@Sl25 30 for Family: Western at
at S. 25@9 for common to good super SS25 Is faS
Standard EStrs and for shipping brands
high grade Family and Extra are still selling at Si5
tor the former, and Sl3 y Dbl for the latter. rive
Slq sn + 9ge SS, at $7t15g1 and Corn Meal at
either article, LULU "oiAs III
.GRAI;N-Ihe supply Of Corn, to-day was large
was, however, active, and prices were To cts er
81 bushei higher than on Yesterday White sold at ssS
- cts for prime old and yellow at a9I cts or anu
and W cts Tor old. Nearly all the Corn received
changed hands f before the close of Change at the
red; and 1,S0Q bushels white offered lot of AZ
bushels good Pennsylyana rcd sold at 24i cts, and
Strictly primo red may be quoted at 80 cts and for
ordinary to fair prices range at from 2N5 to 25 cts
NO sales OF wnlte were reported but uuote a=
before at 2t5@25O cts for fair, and 270@S0 cts for
prime and choice. Of Oats there were about 5000
bushels received and sold at 5O@5l cts No sales Of
Rye.
M0LASSES.-Molassesis very dull and quotations
1or 1t are almost entirely nominal, as follows
w; Se960 cts for Cuba clayed, 5000 cts for
Guba Muscovado, 65@95 cts for English Island and
20 cts to 81 gallon for Porto Rico. Golden Syrup is
selling selling at Sll5, and Sugar House at 46@4S cts q
PROVISIONS.-There is little or nothing doing
IN Provisions and the market is heavy and
settled, under the advlces from the West The stock
Is, however, light and the trade generally are well
satlshed to see the decline come at the opening of
me packing season: There are few sales of Bacon
Tor Sides and l752gl74 cts. for Shoulders but there
Is no expectation that these prices will be long main
tanned. There is no Bulk Meat here and wn can
FIVE no quotations forit Mess Pork and Lard arc
Ih IN llsht supply, but there is none selling and in
present state OF the market it is useless to name
n there being In fact prices for them or in
oeeo Ior any description of the hog product "
Pui u would bring readily if here, 12a@l3 cts Fast
lnola Is, however. in good supply, and prices for Il
range from 915Gd10I cts. 'AiSe' ior IL
SuGARS;-For Sugars the market is weak and nm
settled. lot TOO hhds Porto Rico was sold today
on private terms. but said to be at decline Prices
follows, viz Cuba and English Island at I3Gl3i%
cts for fair to good refining 13l45 cts for fair 10
prime grocery; Porto Rico at l3@l34 cts for COM
mon to fair l4@14 cts. for good to prime. and Cen
trifugals at 16t917 cts.
REFINED SUGARs.-The figures for Refined Sugars
to-day are as follows, viz: l9l45l9s cts for Hard
Crushed; 7@lSA cts for Soft Crushed White and
l6@l611 cts for Yellow.
SALT...Liverpoool Ground Alum is in good sup
nIy ND ect, ua1l, no oy a,.1.