BALTIMORE, Nov. 70, lS45
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| BALTIMORE, Nov. 26 ls45
Winter has come-Ine Liverpool Packet Lines 9e-.9


Lady on Fre-Coiisctor Marriott 7hanks ssring Dov
-Murdcch- The Markets, &c.
Winter is in real earnest and all the usual
articles for evading the blue laws of Jack Frost are
brought into requisiop The water around the edges
of the wharves is congeaed to extent and the gut
ters throughout the city present continuous sheet Of
ice


II is positively asserted that the funds for the
Southern line of packets have been fully raised and that
those for the Liverpool line progressing finely
also learn that the New York line OF Liverpool packets
about to be sold, will be bid for on Baltimore account
and bought, provided they do not sell for more than
100000.


Last evening young married lady named Sykes, re.
siding on Monument street, nearly burnt to death
by her clothes taking hre. She in the house alone
and finding herself unable to extnguish them ran into
the street where they were extngushed by pass
ers by. She burnt from head to foot and little
hopes were entertained of her recovery.


Collector Marriott remains perfectly docile under the
castgation given him by Judge Belt through the papers
the other day Neither the Judge or the public have
heard from him since. Poor fellow, his suaerngs is


Tomorrow is our Thanksgiving day, and turkeys,
pumpkin pies and all the eceteras OF the season.
brisk demand


Murdoch takes benefit to night appearing as Claude
Menotte and Charles Surface. Last night he performed
the Sranger"to crowded house, Murdoch has drawn
st
Anderson whose houses have never been excelled in
this season He had the spacious Front Street Theatre
hiled nightly, from pit to dome.


The jury in the case of Stirling of the rape
gang have now been out fortycgh hours without be.
ing able to agree on verdict


THE MARKErs.-The Flour market still remains un.
settled. Small sales of Howard street good mixed
brands were made yesterday morning at So So hear
also Of sale at fraction less terms having trans.
pired Offers were also made to sell at So 37t Most
holders are sow asking So so, whilst some would be
willing to take less Small sales of City Mills
are generally willing to take without being able to
effect sales The supplies of Wheat light, and the
market mark dull Sales Of good to prime Mary land red
take less at this time. Maryland white Corn i,
ss selling st = q 70 cents and yellow at "a 20 cents
cents and of hogsheads at 20 cents per gallon. The
stock is light.


srooS AND MONEY MARKGr.-The Stock market has
been active since the arrival of the steamer and trans
actions have been made slightly reduced rates The
feeling is still nnsettled-the Presidents message
looked for with anxiety and operators inclined
await the result State per cents have sold from "a
ut cash, and on time at the close 1T bid, 772 asked
There has been limited business sene in City esioo o
100 for 1905


PHILApErPHIA, Nov. 20, ls45.


There is nothing :of Importance to communicate to-
day. The man who fell through the hAtchway Of
book bindery yesterday morning killed instantly
murder trial was to have OF to-day in the Quar-
ter Sessions but postponed to Friday The conrs
and public offices will all close tomorrow, which is our
Thanksgiving day. and from present Indications the day
Will be extensively kept and turkes geese, fish, flesh
and fowl. will suffer some.


Burton has changed the price Of admission TO his dress
circlc so to be the the second tieran atera
tion of no importance his former or second
ment Of prices was entirely satisfactory. Augusta ap
pears at the Walnut mig hit in La Bayadere At the
Arch Miss Lee is drawing full houses The new ballet
is eminently successful.


Texas securities advanced rapid rate to-day the
notes opening at % and closing at 4an improv
8; on yesterdays quotations. The per cents rose .,
closing at 37 the ten cents g. closing at 49, Specu
laon in this stock active and the indicate
action on the part of Congress- in ns State of
Iexas into the Union having reference to pledge ofthe
public lands to pay its liabilities Reading Railroad and
Harrisburg Railroad shares and bonds also experienced
adecided improvement The former advanced on yessr
days prices the latter !. State SIS and Wilmington
Railroad exhibited no change U. s Bank and Girard
Bank declined-the former /, and the latter /.


Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.


NOVEMBER 2S.-FIRsr BoARp-s500O State 5s 7al 5000
$50 do 2ef 100 do 29t so do 2es so do 293 100 do
ds s9l l55 Farmers Mechanics Bk 46 5 do 45g
$4,000 Texas Notes, % $500 Texas Bonds, los, 90 ;
5000 Harrisburg RR Bonds, 7ot 800 State 6's SO
shs Schuylkill Bk c&p 81; sl5oc Texas Notes 40
int 26.


AFTER SALrs-5 shs Mechanics Bk Is $780, 600 Read.
ing RR Bonds, - $3.50 County SIS, CO. (old) 96l
shs Bk 81 Pennsy lvania Bk a5s3 $1,000 Texas
Bonds Q0) SO 100 shs Wilmington RR S, 269 $4,000


SECOND BoAso-S3Oo0 State 5's s, 73s . shs Penn.
syvana Blk ASST 5000 State SIS 733 1000 Texas Notes
"a 10 shs U Bk, 81 5000 Texas Notes, "a so shs
susquehannah Canal 81 100 Wilmington RR ds a6l;
90 do 26h $50 Grard Blk, 81 SO Bk kentucky, sz5


AFTER sALEs-2 shs Pennsylvania Bk 1881; 400 Texas
Notes, "a 100 shs Wilmington, 26i 60 Farmers and
Mechanics Blk, AZ 5000 State SIS, g. 73i 1000 Texas
Bonds, (sl 37t 100 shs Reading RR 29a so do cash,
2ss SO Harrisburg RR lsi; 1000 Reading RR mortgage
bonds, 75.