National Republican., 1883-11-05

NEW YORK markell
New YORK, Nov. 3.-Money was easy this after
noon and lent as low rs l@lla per cent ON call.
Prime mercantile paper, 6@7 per cent. Bar silver,
1lOA. Subsidiary cotn q discount buying, selling
par RS RSreign eXGhSnge op Seady at dsS for
lower. State bonds quiet. Railway bonds con-
tinue strong.
The share market to-day was quiet. At the
opening there was an advance of "a to per cent,
Northwestern common leading the upward move
ment. Subsequently the market was dull and
vile and Nashville fell OF to 10, Lake shore TO
eSH Missouri Pacific to 9o Oregon Transconti-
mental TO IS, and Western Union to 1885 Later on
the market was tirmer and closed steady 10 firm.
Speculation was lame and presented but few fea
lures of interest. Tho buying Of Northwestern
and Canadian Pacific attracted some attention, 1t
was understood that the Canadian governments 5
guarantee of dividends on the Canadian Pacific
the advance In the shares from 60 to 62 to day.
AS compared with last nights closing, prices are
4 to 2 per cent. higher. Oregon Transcontinental
In the speciaities Gold and STOCK Telegraph was
bid up from 10 to 50. New York and New Eng
land rose rs to 3lA fell of to 29y, and closed at
79l3 but later fell off to IS. st. Paul aud Duluth
brought "a against 81 the last previously reported
sale. The sale Of the stocks for the week were
/, ,S67 0Sl shares, q decrease of 120l $50 as com
pared with the previous week.
The imports of specie at the port of New York
for the week were 81 ,526 il0, making total Sl5-
964,iOS since Jan against s4b92,2o5 for the same
period M n iSS2 The exports, OF specie from the
port OF NeW 1Orh lOr Ille week enueu 10 day were
$3.50, 1850 making total OF Sl3,543,SlS since jan l.
against s43575,GI2 tor the same time last year
Sales to-day aggregated 2l7,6@ shares includ-
ing Delaware, Lakcknwanna and Western 80 100;
Eric, $500; Lake Shore, 1000; Louisville and
Nashville 1890; Memphis and Charleston 0, 100
Northwestern, 1850; ST.. Paul, 2l,3OD; Oregon
Transcontinentsl, l54O0; Canadian Pacific, 17,S00
New York and New England, $500.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Colton steady; middling,
10zc. Flour quiet and steady; Howard street and
western super6ne, So 00@3 so do. extra, SO 700
4 20 do. family 80 OO@5 70 city mills superfne,
90 00603 75; do. extra ~ 00g6 % do Rio brands,
So loot 90; Patapsco family, s6 50 do. superlatve
patent, 81 90. Wheat-Souhern scarce and hrmer
western higher aud dull: southern red 81 01@l 10;
90. ambor, 81 l2@l 10 Z; No. Maryland. u 1890
November, u Q5A@l O6; December, 81 0sl9@l 0s4;
January, 81 sol ~ February 81 l3l59l 1879
Corn-Southern duh aud lower; western trmer;
southern white, 55QD5Sc do. yellow, 53GD55c; west
ern mixed, spot b61Ac bid; year, 55ND57c; Janu-
arv, 6534@66l9c. Oats steady and quiet southern,
Pennsylvania, 3i@3ic. Rye dun at 65@67c. Hay
duli aud easy prime TO choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland sl3 009l5 co. Provisions unchanged !;
mess pork, SD 10 bulk meats, shoulders and clear
rib sides, packed 6l5l9724c; bacon. shoulders, 7c
clear rib sides SIC: hams. l6@l7o; lard, refined,
10000; creamery, 20@2sc. Eggs higher at2g@80c
Petroleum unchanged refined, Sl46S9sc. Coffee
firm Rio cargoes, ordinary To lair, ll@l2Ac
Sugar dull; soft SIC Copper, refined steady
with good demand, NJ lilSc. Whisky steady At
u 1901 1S%. Freights TO Liverpool per steamer
Geipts-Flour, ll05 barrels wheat, $1,000 bushels
corn 5000 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels; rye, 400
bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 5000 bushels. Sales
Wheat 22SOOO bushelsi corn, 5000 bushels.