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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02
Scenes Behind the Scenes.
IN THREE ACTS-ACT FIRST.
DRAMATIS PERSONE

DRAMATIS PERSONE.
PIcxwIcx, Grand Cockalorum Of the s. c..
s:::::s: s:s::t:e, s:;:::; Tools of o's..''''".
SCENE-A Room in the Palace. (The Cock
alorum discovered pacing agitatedly.)
Cockaiorum (solus). Ungrateful countryl to
foolish error given,
My fond hopes for thee are rudelv riven.
Have not come from Albion's mighty snore,
Where all can hear the British Lions roar,
To teach these primal sons Of toll
How to till this virgin soil.
Are we the ruling class not sent,
To sway this Yankee Government?
Yet what am more'n the vulgar clown,
Who bandies his simple jests around,
To muse the simple people.
There's not a man meet but doth salute me,
As if were their we'll acquainted friend,
And all the silly, vulgar minions greet me,
As though the plant knee should bend;
And presume to ask, Do you this approve?
Or is that the measure of your love?
And If you do this, or that, say they,
Your head shall then the forfeit pay.
May the thousand furies of hell be sent,
To scourge this Yankee Government!
Who is johnson but plcbian boor?
A tailor's apprentice can endure l
When through my veins flows English blood,
Dating back nigh to the food.
But then, to keep my place of state,
must succumb at any rate,
Bow, cringe, ,submit-dissimulate
Enter OLIPoD, BLowHARD and EscAPADE.
Olipod My lord, with due obeisance, we
Represent the tripod, three
firm friends to do your bidding.
We only ask for your intent,
Our inclination's strongly bent,
TO do your commands. Wen lie and steal,
Az you the programme may reveal.
All we ask, you show the way,
And fortify with liberal pay.
BloWhard. Yes, my lord, II you incline
To circumvent the guilotine,
All we ask is liberal pey-
And you may indicate tue way.
Coekal. And what aith my youthful friend,
Who weekly forth his paper sends?
Is he inclined to yield me sway
II with grccnbacks pave the way?
Eseap. AU 1 ask n LIBERAL pay;
II am . mechanic of many arts,
Csn play . piece of many parts.
''Tis not always the greatest fools
That can make the best Of tools,
20 'coekas, All hail, then, friends, true friends
And. take the oath Of jolarity.
'.'' Eater PAaE, with decanter Of rum and
I.s.. D., tumblers.1
FIJI up up my brave, devoted friends
70 friendship, strength this beverage lends,
Wen take tie oath without hypocrisy,
"Here's death to Republican democracy"
y .'i ~ if r. (AN dtiMk1
q. Al. All hail our chief, cen II hell o to pay
Wen drink your good health in Hudson Bay
Eseep. And all We ask
: -. al. IL liberal Psy.
l.Cseksl. The pay, brave lads, appssss 70 b
Tha main thing vou N inclined to see
Heeess nv last quarters salnry,
UsUes resse among ycc ssfse.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-06-02

F ANOTHER CAT UNDER THE MEAL.-
1T is an instructive peculiarity Of politi.
cal culprits to thrust upon their opponents
the charges of which they, themselves are
the most guilty" Hence We are not sur.
prised that tho tri-wsekly Black. Gserd
should publish an elaborate exposition
Of the aims and objects of the Union party
it is so anxious to defras, wrought from
the over-beated brain Of its editor-in-chief
from Tulallip. 1t is unnecessary for rs
10 state that ,hs assumptions contained in
the article headed 6 The Schsmers- Their
Object" ETC.. is false, and black q the
race the RAIDS hug to their breasts. But il
does lot ray Of light into the schemes Of
the Pickwick Club, some members of
which lack discretion. and sometimes
give IN inkling Of the objects Of thschise.
pipe.layers. Neph said a few wesks ago,
"'as we are creditAbly informed" that Il
was absolutely necessary fer the clique to
rally in force and carry the County Con.
venlion for themselves 20 that ., clique
candidate for Congress could b sslesssd
next year. This is the reason Why sthe
Boilers move has beea 20 vigorously
legged on" Certain officials sssst have
their man at the Natioaal Capital to
smooth over their shest-eosnings. sd ~
wosd il their dsisne~, OF ct Aey -.
Reclining The. III ths aets Of The dsaa-
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ux-asr.. It ssrsA.. .&srs,s-. ssS srsrAs IN
s.r,ef free II eharr.-
rAn eenmsnir.sions. vs~sAer % s.sisess
Or fss psshe.tsa. mast - sSAressee 70 the ees-
tor Of the wAsHIxsroS STANDARD
rP Blanks. bsli-head. cards, bill. Of fare. pos
sess prosr.mmes circulars, catalogues, pamphlets.
etc., execute at reasonable rates.
OFFICE-Corner Of Second and Washington
streets near the steamboat landing.
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S. MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF-OHA TON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship saragossa, Crowe New York-lefs sas
urday, oth inst Mdze. To Ravenol & Co. Adams, ms
Express %, Ahrens h 90, Ayerill = Son aus, e.
n ArmstronR Anonss Co. "a hRau Anar BRISTOL Burok
meyer, Bergmann Go, Bates 20, n9neulo nno. y
Bogert. Denny Co Bart Wirth. Go4mahn no
r NJ Cater 81 Ohafee. Cameron, Barkley q Oo CART
mill Ruger, oarmat Coates, m lay, no,v
Duyal Son. Douglass Miller, Tsosor ni Fed
man man q D FRANKIE Flaum, Fogarties stiilman'
Foley Graeser Smith. Green, TraPmannn na 10 Grr
4epu1 Samn x CO., Co. Hneor aasel Heriott Hunt
1nmR Hnne Bros Hart Co. nling, jennings Thominson
\ 90, Klinck, Wickenberg 4 20. King cass1dey, y
namyay hey Alexander L Lorentz, Linstedt oaptJ
Lewis, R Marshall, Moaett, Murphy, Miiigan,
Melchers & Co, Macuar Wilams& = Parker p1aa MulleT
Nim'1' Map MoTean Mcleod, Miller & Stone, No
land Go, Nathan 3 ottolengui, Naiona! Express 90.
North, Steel Wardoll, o'Neill 4 Son, Neuaer,
Neaffer. J ogermann, G. Pond, F Paddon, E 7
Paine, Planters Hotel, Pearse. Panknin Palmer,
Peake. J A Quackenbush, J Russell, Rev Dr. smyth,
Renneker Glover, Robson 81 Small 20 street j. ZEE
" stefens l. Co, W Hall, semoke. Sloan,
silcox Southern Express Co. sieging staekley,
so Webb Co. Shaw M soh,rmsr II strauss a,ns vanfee
Togni, Ool " Thomas. Taft & Rowland, Thomas,
Ufferhardt & Oampsen, voigt, Vanwinkle. Will
sees, j Wallack Watson Ryerson, R White, Werner
& Ducker, j Walker, Agent. and Order.
sohr Kindborg, Thomas, New York, Is days.
Mdze. TO Roach, jennings, Thomlnson 4 90. e B
Rodgers Co. Il Katie & 90, j B E Sloan, ] Woods,
" G Whilden & 90, T Wesman, Austin, Andrus Go,
r Bernhardy, Bonnell & Drummond, Caldwell, J
Foken, W Gale l. Co. Hunt Bros. Muller Nimitz, A
MoOonkey, o F Panknin, ] Oarmalt. Kegler,
Marsoher D H silcox G W stefens & 90. Wiley, B D
White, Werner & Ducker, Averin, Bollmann Bros,
Cameron, Barkley Go, Dawson, Ferguson
gan Paul l. 90, Holmes, j King 4 90, Raoul 4
Gynah, ] shanksky. stenhouse l. Co. 6hiaolm Bros. Il
Bischof B. %, King & Cassidey, @ R 90. Cohen,
Hanokel & Go, " q Easterby, Graeaer Smith, Gan
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1877 Gold hunting cased Chronoetefg from $17B to $3.50
1888 Gold hunting cssed English Patent Le-
IA Gold hunting. .cased Duplex. ......... 100 to 800
175 Gold hunting. .cssed Patent Levers rs to 276
282 Gold hunting. .cased Levers. ........ go to 276
240 Gold hunt ceased Lepnes .......... 80 to 200
l89 Gold ceased Levers ............ 30 to 276
1856 heavy gold-cased Patent Levers. rs to 226
aO8 heavy gold. .cased Levers .......... 70 to 176
100 Ladies' gold hunting.oased Levers AZ to 226
272 Ladies' gold enamelled hunting.cased
Levers ........................ % TO 1o0
yers. acknowledgements. so to ats
ass Ladies' gold cased engraved LEVERS As to 175
2a3 Ladies' Foldcased engraved Lepines. 40 to 17B
$50 heavy solid slver.cased Duplex ...... 35 to 126
1856 heavy solid sver.cased Patent Levers. 30 to 1876
800 heavy solid syer.cased Levers. 25 to 100
478 heavy solid slver-cssed Lepnes 40 to 30
263 Ledies' solid -cased Levers. as to 80
224 Ladies' solidoased LepineB ........ 40 to 66
500 solid gold Guard and Vest Ohalns... 16 to 1850
$50 aoid gold Leantine and Ohstealnes... 10 to 1875
A4.AM he above List Of Watches will be sold for TEN
DOLLARS EACH.
Certificates representing each and every Watch In the
above List placed In similar envelopes and sealed.
Any person obtaining certificate, to be had at
ole called for the return Of the certificate with Ten
Dollars. 4#=z5
We charge for forwarding certificates so cents eaoh.
Five will be sent for 81 and fifteen for S..
The certificates must In all cases be returned with and
accompany the money when goods are ordered.
All orders promptly flled and forwarded by return
mail or express. Address
HART, GIBSON & CO.,
#yz=. No. 2o5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Augusta Market

AUGUSTA, june 2-corToN-There is considerable
INQUIRY for good cotons. The sale lotced week.
ly review is al ISOLATED one will not ori
terion The mirke is stienng. We hear Of sale at
81 cents. strict middng Holders are not willing TO
sa without an advance pased on the late encouraging
GoID-in the morning gold was dull at 1876. but the
news from New York reporting rse caused brokers 70
ask this evening 14l. -
SECURITIES dull. Georgia Railroad stock dull at
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Foreign Financial and Commercial
rpRp AILRMANIA |

The Consolidated Bank Of London had closed.
Il The Times says Frankfort adyices mentlon a
veil snnnorted as there outstanding accounts TO pc
sRssSsa whole 7s psss s1s to
oa b .eaa pressed on Berlin account Where the
antahis state Of business compels reazations
stock market Tbs as.en is
@ ,nnrecedentedIy low. Bills on London are in abund-
ance ag they for remittsnces against bonds sold
At New York and for May dividends The regular sale
for such bills to the trade for anuactured goods ana
produce being now very restricted"
The Times city article Of Tue sday, May 29th Says
he closing of the Consolidated Bank entirely checked
the general recovery that had seemed certain and the
regret occasloned has been especially severe from the
fact Of the disaster having been incurred by one of the
most extraordinary errors ever committed by men OF
business intrusted with the property of others"
OonBols closed at 88x to 87H. Z
Illinois Central and Erie paid up shares further i'm.
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RErnsED suaARs-Are in moderate request and prices
unchanged. g I -. -, i !
only to report obbing lots 81 81 per gallon
New York Market.

MONEY MARKET.


The New York journal of Gommerce of Monday, the
11tb inst, says The market generally ts dull In the
various departments, with important change In
value OF ost descripto ns OF merchandise Iae sup
ply Of surplus capital s in excess Of the present wants
Of borrowers and call loans are chiefly made on accept
able securities at p First class busi ess paper at
short .te is readily placed at 6h@7 p per annum
discount. .
Gold opened this morning at 39h, touched 1924
and advanced to 140, closing at 13sx.
Silver moves slowly at SOC cents below the prtoe OF
gold.
he exports OF specie from this port day, to Eu
rope, amount to million dull rs Of which the
tonta took $372,04S and the Fulton took $74i ,Se0
The steamer Proponts, from Philadelphia, took ont
Foreign Exchange Is firm. Leading bankers aak ITO
for go days sterling bills and nix Tor short sight do
We quotes Bills at go days o9 London. 1081 to lOsh
for commercials losN to no tor DO at sh9a
do at short sight, 507H to 60eA; Antwerp, 6.l6A to
$40; swiss, 5l2h to 5.10 Hamburg, B. Y to 87A; Am
sterda AZ to 4t; Frankfort 43 to 431; Bremen, 79H
to 80; Prussan thalers "A to 74A
Stocks steady at the early session OF the open
board at the regular board the market lacked antma
ton and prices were uneysn por'ion oi the railway
the quotations Of yesterday Governments we're nrm
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 9-P. M.-OoFrEE-Co Continues in.
active and heavy Java 2Bc to &c., Native Ceylon at
21o $780, Maracabo at sc to 2c Laguayra at 1So 70
20c Rio at 15o to 20c and st Domingo at 7Ao TO l7o
oor1os-Has been in fair demand about previous sa.
prices Middlings have been quoted at from 10 10 Soo
chic fly within the range lb Sales since our last
4l00 bales, against receipts of e12 bales The weeks
receipts at this port have been H. l7S haes sales and
resales bales export noe Tnesdsy ny
bales. Messrs Cornwall and zesesa notice the weeks
business thus:
1--WE have to report for the week quiet market at
uniform prices The demand has been largely from
spinners but many lots have been bought as invest.
ments By parties who believe our next Cotton crop viii
not be large enough to supply the demand for American
Cottons and that prices must have advanced. without
reference the Liverpool market the actuatons OF
gold Tho repors from the South regarding the pros
poets and condition Of the growing Cotton crop very
Contradictory but most Of the evidence 10 unsvorabe
the general complaint being Of cold and yet weather.
unie7orabla for the growth Of the CROP We nov hear
gewer complaints Of poor seed Of the freedmen not
It al sasfsotory as to the probable amount of the
next crop the general opinion that the suppis 70 be
BILE foreign avioes and the fact that market Is nov
fully eight cents above The Liverpool market The Cot
ton Goods remans quiet with prices unchanged
Receipts at all ports for the week ending June i
baes receipts at all ports since the oloae Of the war;
q 3O6 500 b2iea. !" i*tst
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CHARI,F FSTON DAILY NEWS...J UNE IA, 1866

oSvea spd Great Western consolidated United States
kve.twenties feapsedA u. q 1 8 sna,, : =
The Times oity Article. Of Wednesday. MAY @ so.n.
The English funds a'm: oonsols closed at SIX
The RI hope Of war being avoided is only among the
French rentes e4f &c. Nve.twenties recovered, TX
Virginia sixes Illinois Central shares and Erie paid up
shares advanced respectively ], !, 2. s.l=ss
[Ptr Natal
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The principal feature In
the financial world was the announcement by the di-
rectora Of the Consolidated Bank Of London, on the
morning Of t1e 28 Of May that they had resolved to
close their doora This bank recently undertook certain
liabilities Of the suspended Bank Of Londun but as the
arrangement proved unsatisfactory, and led to difficult
ties, t found necessary to adopt the step tasen
apart from the arrangement with the Bank OF London
the Consolidated Bank financially strong that no
it's and the directors have now In their hands
the whole Of the assets Of this bank in an almost imme
diately available form.
denounced and it had the effect OF checking the I'M
provement which had apparently set in on the 2eth IN
On the 29th the news Of the heavy gold shipments1
from New York on the 10th was received, and had
500 Conaols we're quoted at s7N; Q. s. ave-twentiea
" ~ ''>'' BRAZIL MARKETS.
The Brazil mails reached Lisbon on the 9th May,
whence the following had been telegraphed:
RIO JANR1R0 MAY o.-oouee oaaoU ~ 70 aHoVv ~, suou
frs 49, shipments since last mail A0 900 bags 1ncudin
5000 for the United States; stock 10000 Exchange
2lI to 26. r..
BAHIA, May 18-Exohange on London ~ 70 n. su'
gar, white. 2hs00 to 2h700; brown 1l400 TO lu70O
PERNAMBUco, May l8.-E1change 27A to 27M. sugar
8R800 to 3HS0O; brown 1G600 to 1l700.
lf,er a'oe'N'on.i 'e''' q. -...,.-. ~
LIVERPOOL, May --OoTToH-Sales OF four days Co.,
COO bales; market buoyant and to 11ad higher for
American speouators and exporters took 10000 bales
Middling upands is quoted about l3Ad.
STATE OF FTRADE-Manohester market is frmer.
BRGADBTUFF1 dull but steady. hlonard9o0, spence q
Co. and HfgIa0d, Athya q Uo, report: flour oun Dus
steady. Wheas nactive western red lUs % 20 1Vs W.
Corn dull; mixed 30s to sos Sd.
PROvIBI0N6-Duu but STEADY. Inc bRWe 8utnOrlues
report. . Beef dull and unchanged. Pork inactive
Bacon heavy. Lard quiet and steady. Talow drmer
paoDucE-Ashes. small sales At 8os for Pots. Sugar
quiet and steady, Coffee inaotive Rice quiet and
eteaaF. Rosin quiet. Spirits Turpentine quiet and
steady, Petroleum inactive; refined Ia ls 1d02s.
i.oSnoa MAnxrTs-Flour QUIET but gteady. Wheat
Anil and IL fOver Hncar firner Coffee tending down.
,ra as easter Rioa 1tiiet Tallow ar mer: sales at
los a. - 81 =.zzS=s5s,
aAs 1, %. o..4a,4h,.,.a,s oiror,ar d.tad; ;yvadnaa
,t @ 49, n"s s ,aUrova
dsy evening" ssss: Slnge our ass wc nvso ~
m0nS In b,Zu9 OF n 66It LQ6 ld6t quOt8uou6 boAAS
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STOCK on manu-. .A1avoA
scepts from the coast since yesterday There is very
little Louisllaa Sugar or M6lasses on hand but the
stock Of the produoontof Cuba s liberal There was
better feeling in the and the supplies
Of which 81 hhds seconds at and IA choice yellow
clarified at h. OF Aolasseg e6 bbls and 100
on private terms. "A full price refused for large
lot Of Louisiana Molasses The market has shown very
little animation during the past week, and until to day
there were no eales Of Molssses, and only 126 hhds
Eugar at l2c for common Louisiana; 1870 for fair do
14c for good fair do 15Ko for yellow clarified and leo
psr lb for white do Weeks receipts JOB hhds Sugar.
The foreign imports comprise 20l7 boxes. SAL hhds
fJu8ats a50 nus ID oianros.
FRE1oHTsc coastwse are quiet; foreign are very dul
-four by nail for New York; Nc for cotton and $50 for
-four for Boston; to Ike for cotton and bbl for
-four by steam for New York. and to 10 for Boston.
We quote nominalyMd q fb iorcotton by sail and hd
BY steam for LIVERPOOL, and 1o for HaYre. - -
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, June 10.-OorroN-The market yes.
terday showed no improvement In the demand
There was some inquiry on the basis Of 32o
for hdlddling, but this was below the views OF
holders, who showed no disposition to give way to
buyers. The market, consequently, was dull Holders
we're asking 3s@s4c for Middng, and seemed confident
Of another advance, owing to the small stock In the
country and condition Of the crops We learned VI
Bright Mddltng at 34c The market closed unsettled at
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, June 8-CorroN-The market has been
light and transactions of the day made on Northern
nominal The market closing firm at SO to $40 for mid.
ding
Sales for the week ITO bales, mostly for Northern
account.
MouErARx. and T1NANo1AL-There has been but little
done In goM domestic exchange. The former open.
ed at 142 but rnder advioes Of decline In New York to-
day, prices gave way, and closed at lao
Large transactions been mnde in sterling to meet
balances on the other side, but nothing for new en-.
gagements The closing rates were lat for Al bills
business, at u to q premium.
New Orleans sight pa One of the banks put up rates
to premium. but heard Of transactions at this
figure
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tuuChAn9ed. We quote as 1OuOWs:
Howard street Super and cut Extra. .10.26 q 1880
Howard street Extra Shipping. 11.60 1260
Howard street do. reta lung 1850
Howard street Family AN. g::: 90 1Ss9 90
Ohio Shipping Extra. o60 ll6e
Ohio Retailing g 1aoU
Ohio Family .l6y0 g lo.6g
Northwestern Super. $50 q 976
North western Extra. llo0
City Mills Super. 800 @ 976
City Mills Shipping brands. l4.00 @ 1850
Baltimore, Welchs Greenfield Family. .176O q 0000
Baltimore IN high grade Extra retailing ..16 80 g ooo0
corn og lspai Mes1Yeliov nsg and Wbita az0 5 g az
GRA1N.-Receipts Of Wheat to-day S76 bushels South
ern and sold Wis $50 bushels at So 05 300 do at So
and 2l5 bushels at S. 12 no white offered; nothing
ported In Spring Wheat for several days. Corn was
again in very limited receipt only 1850 bushels white
and 100 bushels Yellow the white all brought ST. with
the exception Of lot OF ia bushels common, which
sold at 96o; yellow was steady at 90c Oas00O bush
els offered with sales Of Western at 70o and Pennsyl
Vania l9c, as to weight
MOL AssEs-We report sales to-day of 37S puncheons
Engsh Island for boiling, on private terms; 40 do do
= aPaoy1sIoNs-Are quiet but arm. We report sales of
70 hhes Bacon SIDES in one lot at 18o 40 do in job.
bing lots, at 18kc; 80 do Shoulders In lots at l5He
$4,000 s clear Bulk Sides looae at isXo; as os West
ern Lard at 22IoI 80 do Butchers at ho 100 bbs
Ness Pork at $Sl Is p bbl
R.IomEangoon from second hands held at 10 to 1o
quoted at 70 to 121s cents per lb
sALI: Liverpool Ground Alum, from store, is selling
st 81 20 to 81 80 per sack Marshall and Worthngtons
quality per sack Turks Island SO to 6Oc per bnshe for
lota from store Liverpool rock s32 to $36 per ton
HEEDs-Cloyer is held nominally is at So to 81 oo.
bushel
syRuP.--We quote Baltimore Golden steady at 90 cts
per gallon. ,,,Z.Z M.
aAR.-Market to-day was exceedingly quiet. The
last quoted. ,=
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SWilnntngton Market.

awILMINdTON; June el2--TuarEN11NE-sale OF 227
bblS At $s 80 Tor virgin 81 Is for yellow dip, and
$I 81 u for hard, per 280 lbs. -.
500 and 80 do at $50 per gallon for white
In county and Ny. bbls
RossNgaes Of al bbls at IS 60 Sc to Sc so for No
l. 81 and So to 81 so for OPAQUE per $50 lbs
10 do red No at 81 80; and 80 bbls No 2at 50 80 to
50 rs per Dbl.
OorrpN-No sales reported.
HAY-200 bales Northern changed hands from wharf
TmBER,-Two RATS sold al IS and sl4 per II, as in
quality.
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g COMM EKt3LA t..

The Charleston Cotton MarA ct.
There was good demand for Cotton yesterday, ana
in some cases improvement OF one cent per TO- IN
price was obtained over the rates OF tie oay
SsIaa near 9b0 bales We quote
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 9.-CorFEE.-some inquiry, but
no eales report d. Gold quotations nominally un-
changed.
F1ouR.-aood spring wheat Super and Extra fresh
ground and prices steady at rs for Super and
$11@$11 so for Extra as to quality and brand. We
report sales of 800 bbs City at $ll@$11 1aH Other
descriptions limited demand and prices generally
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LATEST YxA LONDONDERRY.

L1vEapool, June 1.-CorroN.-The Brokers' circular
reports the sales Of the week at $4,000 bales including
500 to speouators and $500 to exporters The mar
ket has been buoyant and prices are Id to higher
for American, and Kd to Id higher for other descrtp
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