National Republican., 1883-12-01
pAITrMopE srock MARKgr.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3O.-virginia 6s, deferred 10 (;
DO consolidated, 4S1s; new 1O-4Os, 80; new Ss 5SH
bid to-day.
New, York, Nov. 3O-Money easy at 2per cent
on % eal. Prime mercantile % paper, S@6la per cent cent
for short sight. Governments strong. State bonds
steady Tennessee compromise sold at Al. Rail-
way bonds strongg5e6
ofM per cent, in Prices, Canadian Pacific, Union
Pacific, and the grangers being the features Can
adam Pacific recorded the greatest Improvement,
selling up to $50, Before midday reaction Of u
TO u per cent. took place, Western Union and Can
adian Pacific leading. 1he decline was soon re-
covered and during the greater part Of the after
noon The market was quiet and firm. In the last
half hour of business specu alton became active
aud comparatively buoyant. Prices rose II TO ~
per cent, the whole list participating In The ad
vance. The trunk line shares were especially ac-
tive Canada Southern sold up IA per cent. TO
56H New York Central TO 1lS, Lake Shore IA to
lOl1x, Erie "a to 309E, Lackawahna ~ to 1885,
Northwestern 5s to 125ss, ST. Paul "A to 0S1S, Louis
vile aud Nashville u TO 393l, Oregon TranscontI-
mental TO Iolf, Manitoba IL to g9J6, Omaha pre-
bash preferred x to 3l3s. The market closed at or
near the best prices OF the day, which were u to
Union, however is unchanged at ~. The pur-
chases of the trunk line shares late in the day
were said 70 be for Vanderbilt account In the
specialtieS g. G. G. !. rose "a TO 7214@724, Lake
Erie aud Western IA to 24l4, Standard Mining 5S
to and sp;9Gqhanna , end Western preferred H 4
to 30%. declined to ~ and rallied to- 81 '''s
sales to-day aggregated 2l2 ll9 shares, Including
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, %, 200; Della
ware and Hudson, 500; Erie, 29,900 Lake Shore,
7,T5:Louisville and Nashville, 1900; Memphis
and Charleston, 200; New York Central, 6sSO;
Reading, 4,72i; st. Paul, 1880 Union Pacific 49,,
002; Western Union, D,4l3i Canadian Pacific, 6,20O
Oregon Transcontnental. 1850.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.--Cotton steady; middlng
lOA@lO3sc. Flour steady and quie; Howard street
ana western superiine IS 00@93 so. do extra SO 75
09i 75 do family, 50 OO@5 76 city mills superhne
So 00G93 75; do. extra, "a 0096 70; do. Rio brands
s5 1906 90; do. Patapsco family. Sc 50 do. super
ern lower ana fairly active southern red, 81 100
10 do. amber 81 1l0D1 10; No. / Maryland, 81 l3@
| 1874 No. western winter red spot, 81 0SA bid ,
November, 81 0SI@l 0SgR; December, 81 0SH3
0SA January, 81 ilIS@l III February, 81 1890
l 1875. Corn-Southern higher and strong; west
low, $4,000; western mixed spot 60l5960j4c jan
uary 6lSs@6lAc; February, 6lsl hid steamer, SIC
bid. Oats quiet and firm southern, 8S60i4c; west
eIn white, S9@4lc: do. mixed, 379S9ci Pennsylya-
mia, 37912c Ryo quiet at 60@6Sc Hay steady;
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland
Sl3 Oo9i5 co. Provisions firm, with good demand;
mess pork, Sl3 10; bulk meats shoulders and clear
rib sides, packed, t6l5Gsc; bacon shoulders, 10;
clear rib sides 9c hams, lil96nl6c. Lard, refined,
9Hc. Butter firm; western packed, l0923c; cream.
cry. 2593Sc Eggs firm at 2g@30c; picked dull at
22929c; Petroleum dull; refined SA@SlSc, Cof-
Sugar quiet; A sof SIC. Copper, refined quiet at
14I5c. Whisky steady and quiet at 81 1901 1917,
Freghts TO Liverpool per steamer quiet; cotton,
II l'6id.; -four, Is. I'd; grain, 6@6kd. Receipts
Flour 2,374 barrels wheat. 1900 bushels; corn,
$4,000 bushels oats, 900 bushels; rye 1000 bush.
els. shipments-Wheat 80, 900 bushels corn, 1000
bushels sales-Wheat, 100000 bushels corn, 2lO,-
600 bushels.