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Havana Market.
[coqrespondcnce of tie Journal Of commerc

TCprrespondcnce of the Journal Of Commercc.] -
HAVANA, November 3-Thc Sugar market shows q do
elmo during tile week Of a1G rial per nrroba Tho de-
mend has fallen off considerably, returning account OF
sales not ustifyng present prices for shipment Further
decline may be anticipated. One hollday-All Saints
this week has had It's effect upon market and the
quotations given by tho merchants do not think accurate
for firm. Whites through ut s5aGA y 100 lbs; yollows
do Nos 10 70 co. So a5 so do; browns, and ~ Of
SIS gas IS do ccuruohos DO do 70 TO- at IS l2a3 50
do Muscovadocy transactions and no basis for quo
taHons. Shipped during the Teok from the two ports
255S boxes and 281 hds against for salno poriou last
year, 1O77a boxes and 887 hhds. leaving stock on
hand at both ports Of 1481 1913 boxos and 397l hhds
against previous year Of So 7bl boxes and 446 hhds
MoLAssEs-Llst sales Of cleyed, one cargo at6 rlas
por keg, and ono do at 9 rials.
In other island produce very little done and no change
in prices since my last weekly report. ....
FnEraHrs-Chartored Am brig W II Townsend 1o0o
boxes sugars at 5c per box for New York. Br brig Ann;
wellington 400 hhds Sugars at e3 per hhd and 5c pol
box both direct home For Boston, Am bark Eliza White
5000 boxes capacity to load 1900 boxes at 75c per box
Am echr Volumnia, for New Orleans, terms reserved
EXCANuEsIIaYe been dull since the steamer Eagle OF
last Quotations 20a201s prem; Pars 7a7hs do
United Staes Boston mud New York currency 21a24c, al
at GO days eit United Sttos gold coins at 9al0c prem
i'll exchange for Spanish gold.
WHARF SALES, November 2-Pcr steamer Columbia, NeW
York, 90 bls apples, do pears and crates cabbages
terms not publshod. From sorc-250 packages lard a
s17a18A u 100 his.
Business generally heavy, and money the same. Will
tho arrival of Con. ManZano this morning. We opc moro
PHOSPHORUS times may G1lsue.
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.MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF HARLE sTON.
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Kate, Lockwood, Palatka, via Jacksonville,
Fernandna and Savannah rs bales Cotton, and Nldze.
To the Master, Adams, Frost & Co, and others.
Steamer Elzn Hnncox, Post Savannah, yia Beaufort
aud Hilton Head. bales Cotton, lis casos Liquors,
and Mdze. 10 Ferguson & Holmes, j EnsoW q 60,
" Kressell, W S denery. NJ Pollitzer, W HARRISON,
Bischofr e. Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Schr " Gardiner, Steclnan, Boston--Street Bros
Co.
schr Alnericus, Moss, Daltimore-strcet Bros & Co.
From this Port.
Steamship Star of the South, Reed, Damore Nov s.
Br schr Alert, MGnn, Carbaricn Cuba Oct28 .
Schr Willie Dill Farrow Carbarien, Cuba, Oct 20. -
Schr Myrovcr, Hughes New York, Nov 9.
, Up for this Port.
Steamship Granada, - Mt Now York. to leave Nov 13.
The Hyack Robinson, at Liverpool Oct rs, entered fol
loading.
schr Matte Taber, - at New York, Nov 10.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Saragossa CroweD, at New York, Nov 10
Brig Josie Devereaux Clark, at New York, Nov 10.
schr P Boice, Adams, at Boston, Nov Z.
Sailed for this Port.
The Queen City Stewart, from Bristol Eng, Oct "a.
Bchr Mary Osborn from Baltimore Nov g.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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New York Market.

MONEY MARKER.
The New York Edeaifg Post of Saturday, November
l0th says:
and notwithstanding the in money there IS some
apprehension that the speculative activity which has put
up quotations will give place to downward re-
action Opinions ore, however, divided on this soo]ec
and there is still persistent Gull teenng extensively
prevailing. -. a..
The ban market is easy at sac per cent on call the dis
count demand being light. Prime endorsed bills pass ut
G. good endorsed ninety days at 6a good single names
s7as.
The stock market is dull and irregular Governments
are quiet and firm Railroad shares rather lower
For gold this forenoon tho following were the leadn8
quotations 1000, 146 1880, 145; 200, l46A; l1:oo
Foreign Exchange closes firm for the steamer Bills at
go days on London at 108Aa108T for commercially 1o9
alO9 for bankers do at short sight, 1102la1l0A Paris
ct go days, lSAa5 15 do at short sight, l5a6 lsM
Antwerp, 18Aa5 15 SWISS 18a5 Is; Hamburg, Sc IA
36% Amsterdam, 404a41; Frankfort, 41a41 Bremen,
78Aa79& Prussian thalers, 72a72A.
specie to-day the City OF Paris takes ont S273 90and
the Deutschland $3.50, 900; total, 1928 100.
PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK, November 1O-FLoUR, &c-The market
for Western and State Flour ia deprossed and with lib
eral ARRIVALS and only moderate demand prices of the
low grades 1525c lower The better brands are mac
tive and lower. z=
State and Westerns So 50a10 25 for ordinary and common
extra States $40 50as12 15 for fancy States 20 15a$1 IS
The low grades of spring Wheat Western extra; sl 2a
for shipping Oo 51A 50e14 10 for trade and family
brands Of Ohio Michigan and Indiana and s14 40$l8 SO
for st. Louis extras.
Rnckwheat Flour is dull ct So 25a4
Canadian Flour is dull and heavy at s14 30a6 % fol
trade and family brands.
Southern Flour is dull and heavy Sales OF 200 bble
At Sl2 65al4 40 for common to fair Baltimore and
country EXTRAS and s14 eoa17 26 for trade and fanny
brands.
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Tr4E cH RI EsTON DAILY NEWS... NOVEMBER 13, 1866

sUoAn.-There has been rather more doing, i but y It
prices without any material change 200 hhds Cuba
sold at from Hall M currency HOO bags Of Laguayra
at currency 15o boxes at 1lAc currency and 300
boxes at 7sSc, gold.
Observation-Disclosures dull; sales of city rendered are
making at from 12lla121sc, and country at 1119al2c
q 1b.
ToBAoco.-Therc is a fair business doing in manu-
facturod but leaf is rather dull.
market continues very dull, and prices
are unsettled. Manufacturers purchase in small lots
only to supply immediate wants. small sales arc reported
at prices ranging from 5saG0c for extra for fine
52a55c for medium, 5Oa52c for COARSE 50a66c for tub
washed, and 35a48c p tt for Western pulled according
to quality
TnE1eurs-Thc rates 10 Liverpool are unchanged; we
quote cotton at d heavy goods as 12s Cd; tallow s
and grain at 3ha4d West India freighs continue very
dull and there is little OF nothing doing Petroleum
freights arc also dull vessel taken for Cork and or
dcrs on terms Kept private Coal trcighs continue du
port and tow, 81 s0 Charleston, g. 81 5O Commercial
Point q so Fort Monroe 81 co. Gloucester se 2o Na tynR yarR
81 80; New Bedford, So; Now London 81 o5; NeWpary
port 50 49, Poughkeepse and tow 81 o6 ~
al 90; Proydenccown 81 80; Salem 81 50; wilmington
N g. 81.
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Now Orleans Market.

sNEw ORLEANS November snd %acaes cae
ned aher inaniate from the opening to the close Of
business The majority Of holders were evidently anxious
to realize, and GENERALLY disposed TO submit TO eonces
Sarna to await further Developments and the sales were
Consequently restricted to 2loo bales nine brokers RaI
oipatng In the business Prices disclosed no qaosaoa
manded outside gures sn the bulk Of todays trans
actions we're at rates indicating strong tendency TO n
side quotations Referring to the apove re1arRs, we 70
neat as follows: Ordinary 30aS1c; Good Ordinary
s4No; Low Middling, s5Aas61ac and Midding nominal
at 38c.
s+oo, ~, hand sent lat 1855 bales 1o9 o82
Received Ree;vei nrav}onsv iii 176-11e 1853
21ss40
Cesred esrsd nrsyionalv ,u,ads a5e
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Conslgnees per South Carolina Railronf
November l4,

s19 bales Cotton 10 bales dze 1o7 bags Grain bbla
Spirits rurpentne. cars Furniture and Sundrca 10
Agent Cantwcl & Co. Ferguson s. Barker, ] W Mont.
gonlery, W Drownfcld, D Alien Co., Il Faber. G
Cook, Lcgare, H D Lesesno, NlrD Starr, Humo,
" Benllet w II Tarrant, T Dros, Willis h Ohisolu
e w Williams & Go, Barnwc B A Mucltenf.s, Fra
scr & Co, " I.oach Thurston & Holmes, L D Desaus-
sure L II Rodgers l. Co. I, II Aver 4 Go, Davis, p
DoHlng, II T Baker 4 Co. o.-
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q;hR 1aitg Menus
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1896.
COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

BosTONper schr W Gardinor-3S bales UPLAND Cos ;a;
ton. 1874 bbls Rosin, bbls Spirits Iurpentlno o
pAITTMOsESper TIN schr A1nericus-15o,0oo feet Pine
Lumber!
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Late Markets.

CHICAGO November sFlour dull and declined 15a25c.
Wheat quiet and declined c sales at SO 09as2 u tor NO.
l. and ST 81 for No. Oats quiet and declined
&C.. sales at 4Aa4Ac for No. qais.
active at 6a715c for common to extra choice Freights
quiet Reocps-12 900 bbls flour 95 600 bushels
600 bushels corn, G600O bushels OATS 9ooo nogs 6
600 bbs -four 5000 bushels wheat ll2ooo
bushels corn, 81 600 bushels oats
MILWAUKEE November 9.-Flour dull and declined &C;
Wheat declined 5asc; sales at 10 07a2 10 for No and
81 9a1 o3 for No Corn declined &c. Oats declined &c.
Receipts-2OOO bbls four wheat 1000 bushels Ship
monts-4O00 bbls -four, 1O4, 900 bushels wheat.
LOUIS November Cotton droop3ng sales na s @
75c: old 05aS1 O5. Oats lower sales at 48a51c Pork
ower sales at s31 76as2 stock exhausted Bacon and
lard dropping and nominal Whskey higher at 81 3d. r4
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+, The Charleston Cotton Market.

Yesterday holders having in many cases lowered their
nrices full cents q ib. below the rates prevailing on
Thursday last buyers purchased about 5a5 bales es o
1ors. 10 at 32 al at 49, 100 at 94 43 at IS; 213 at 30
at 3 18 bales Of Jethro cotton at IS cents o ID. we
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Baltimore Market.

~ Baltimore Market. .
BALTIMORE, November 1o.-CorFEE7-Market quiet.
with prices shade easter
CoTroN-There is light demand, and holders are
wingto make concessions last quotations to effect
sales =
FLoun--The demand is confined to the supply Of the
trade with lower grades of Extra Offering % conts per
Dbl lower but without sales VIC do not change our quo
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Conslgnces por Northeastern Railroad,
-NOVemher Ii ana IL.

1G1 bulos Cotton, % bbls Naval Stores, cara Stock
bundles Hides, Naval Stores, hIdao &C. To Kendall 4
Dnrkory, MoWry & Cod & j D Kirkpatrick NJ Cald-
we'll l. Eop, Dukes Il Co. Lee T. Spencer I Murphy
r II Agent Adams, Frost & Co, q W Williams 4 Co, J II
l'aggct & CO, Cart, Kopif Joryey, Rodgers Co,
Epps, Order. == -=
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0ck on hand. '..'... . 2: I. :. :


The clearances are exclusively for Boston.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The receipts OF the new croI
are yet very SMALL but they are increasing gladualy
and comprise since yesterday 13 hhds Sugar. l9e pos
and 81 half bbls Moasses mostly from the Upper Coas
The Sugar consists mostly of clarified Inc deano JOE
too nall, yet, for uyers on shipment TO operate
Good Molasses is very much in request put common
neglected The sales to-day comprised 61 mas sugar
Of which is yellow centrifugal in two lots on private
ters and II hhds o also lots at l6c per pound 1ol
seconds and l6 10 for yellow clarified OF Moiasses "
good and 81 for choice and 80 half bbs choice at 81 pei
gallon We quote common Molasses at 85c per gallon and
have heard Of some email sales Of Sugar and Moassos
particulars Of which have not yet TRANSFERRED Inc prices
paid yesterday for Sugar were 1870 b tor fuly af 60
primo old PROCESS and 10, 16 and 1910 y b for yel
low clarified For Moasses, 85o y gallon for common
and 81 for choice The stock hand Of Cuba Sugar ano
being for the home product There are few or none
the qualities Of Sugar on hand desirable tor groeers
trade which are the grades most in request NOS ~
IS are retailing at 13a13so o ib Cuba Moasses - re
falling at 65o gallon and s quoted ~ the cargo at 6Oc
There is somo little Molasses In the market from some
the other West India Islands, received here from New
York. which Is commanding Toe q gallon.
FRE1aHTs-The rates are now cent U 1b for cotton
aud 80 cents % Dbl for -four by steam. for New York
and cents % f for cotton for Boston. Sail for New
York. cent q ib for cotton, Is cents q bb for -four
Sail for Boston, cent p lb for cotton and 76 cents
Dbl for -four philadelphia and Providence, cent u
for cotton Sail for liverpool 1za916d v 10 for cotton
for the North quite brisk are they BY sail to-
HaVro, but for Liverpool they small The steamer
which laid on her berth for Liverpool yesterday has OBJ
tanned Id p 1b for cotton. ship was taken for aavf
ut 1s cents q Ii for cotton; vessel was taken for Phia
elpha at cent and vessel was laid on Tor Boston
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GRAIN-The offerings Of all descriptions OF grain were
again very light, and met very dull market Receipts
Of wheat were 100 bushes white ana 2l75 bushels red
the only sale reported being 524 bushels prime red at
$S 90. OF reeeipts 2700 bushels white and
1900 bushels yoow sales of white 900 bushels new
and damp a Sia1 o. 1000 do at 81 10a1 49, 1000 old a
81 16a1 90 with 150 bushels mixed st 81 12 Of yellow
1900 bushels inferior old sold at 81 a. Receipts OF oats
were 2827 bushes with sales Of 5000 bushels al 61a62
cents, weight; bulk at the lower figure. Of Rye, 002
bushels offered, without sales.
MoLAssEs quiet, without change in quotations.
PRov1sIoNB-Mess pork has declined and is now
quoted at $32 e bbl for mess old in thelnarke
Bacon continues in active jobbing demand, without
change in price, Bulk meats not in the market Lard
s quiet but firm at 16 cents for Western in tierces Hams
and quoted at 22a23 conts for pain and IS
a26h cents for sugar-oured canvas.
sALr.-Liverpool Ground Alum is scarce and quoted
at an avance52 25a2 80 per sack. Liverpool Fine is
unchanged So 10a3 20. Turks Island has improved;
sales are quoted at 58as0c p bushel from store.
sEEDs.-Coyer is scarce and in demand; we quote ct
80 26 for Timothy is steady at So 50a3 76, and
crushers are paying at S3 20 for Flax
SUaARs-Are quiet, without any material decline In
prices. zz===z
REFINED BuaARs.--We continue quotations follows:
Hard Crushed at 161c; Soft Crushed at 15a1514c for
White ID a16Sc for and Extra and yellow at 1879
l4Hc. ....aoo== - - ,,,,.z,
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE November 7-corroN-The demaha M mas mas
been light today md purchases made ohlony ~
In sales of 500 bales effected at from 20
the market closing easier at -a35ao for middnng; g.;
MONETARY AND DF1NANo1AI.-With no new FEATURES II
the market to-day, we quote as follows:
Gold 1A615a148H.
. Sterling 166a157.
New Orleans Sight par. ..Z5z.,..,.,..1 -, 1a,,a
.S RanSara ana aZ discount buying outside bills
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PHOTOGRAPHS

BARLOW, THE OLD OPERATOR, HAs THOROUGH
I1 LY renovated and fitted up tha Old Star Gallery
and Is prepared 70 tako all kinds Of PORTRAITS He is
thankful for past and further solics share of
the trade He has also Photographs of Confederate Gen
erals Ordinance Of Secession, Views OF City, Sumter and
other at wholesale and retail at s. E. COR
NER KING AND MARKET STREETS, Charleston, 8. C.
N. B-Porcelan Portraits and Pictures enlarged on
short notice and In best Of STYLE The old price Of Card
Pictures $2 half dozen, and 81 Yer Dozen will be con-
timed but short time. Iadss Novemberl
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Boston wool 4Tarket,

BosToS, June .
The demand for wool continues quite ac-
tive at this point, and very firIn, and in some
cases higher prices, and the amount of trans
actions Is limited only by the small supply
offering The stock OF desirable staple, both
fleece and pulled, IS reduced to very small
compass, and hence holders of good lots have
the advantage Indifferent parcels, likely to
be left over, are Offering at low figures to close
out; but there Is no discount on hne, good con-
dltioned wools, which are disappearing from
the market more rapidly than Is agreeable to
consumers
There has been quite an extensive move
ment in the better grades OF pulled wool dur
ing the past week, which has nearly cleared
the market. An advance OF 29Sc has been
realized on this description, with a strong mp
ward tendency toward the close. Mnnufac-
tuners are now running their machinery on
the production of hAnneIS, tweeds, satinets
and other fall woolens, and the supply OF
pllued woods, which has been unusually small
this season, Is likely TO be exhausted rather
prematurely. hut for the low water in the
mill streams this would have happened stlll
earlier. -
We already hear OF some little dickering in
the new wool crop but the results are with
out much Significance. In some parts OF the
west few early neeces have gone to market
at rather a low figure: but the Shearing SOf
thorough bred stock will not become general
for week or ten days TO come.
sales of domestic Tor the week foot up some
S2o,OUO pounds, at range of 55S75 cents for
fleece, and 4o9TOc for the various grades OF
pulled Buklsffu,
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The Dry Goo.I. aIn1ket.


The market to-day Is firm and steady at
last week 5 prices. Brown SheetiDgs-PRcihc
p; Lancaster %; Live Oak I25S; Starr Is; At
lanta 221z; Amoskeag A y; do q; Appleton
A ~; do c 10; do d %; Atlantic A Is; do D
q; do E zig; Augusta 2I; do I55S; Bangor q;
Broadway ~; Cabot B %; do All; CohaSset
a; Dwight 2-I1; Howard a q; Laconia B y;
do = p; do II 251I; Lanark Is; Laurel C II: do
ii .; Ludlow A Is; Massachusetts, 20; Med
foId 2l13; Oregon d q; Park IS; PittsfeId
u; Pequot %; Porter Mill B 49,: Salmon
Falls a p; do C ~; Shawmut ~ Shetucket
a Isl do \ i;S Stark a 3; do 81 %; do o 10.
Sheeting Black-AlleSheny A -; Amoslxeag
g; do a 81: Androscroggin 80: Anthony
Manufacturing Company y; BaIlou & Son
%; do 10; Bartletts %: do .; Columbia A 81
Dwight q; do 80; Forrestdale 30; Green Nam
utacturing Conn any %; Harris No. Is; No.
81; Hill Sem Idem By; do TX; Home BIZ;
do ~; Hope y; James .; do 28Iz: do 2I:
Jamestown =; Langdon 81; Naumkeag w
S2115; do c 20; NewbuFg PORT p; New Market
a ~; New York Nils 421[S; Palace Mills 8;
Palermo Is: Palmer River ny; Red Rand 81;
do IL; Reynolds a A y: Saten 261S; States
vile Is: suffolk 10 Tu>carOrR 32%; Waltnam
81; Wamsutta IS; Winston Company aG Tip
Top %.
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New YorK Marker


WV 41hAtAs June u
Cotton-Fimer and more demand; S7GSSc
for mlddling: stock at all the ports $1,000
bales. FIour-More active aud frm s. ia
80 for extra state; 50 455lO 90 for extra
round hoop OHIO, and $40 OS6dl3 90 for trade
brands, closing firm. Whisky-QuIte firm at
81 p for western. Enthusiastically quiet
common grndes are dull and dropping. while
good and prime parcels are firm; choice new
amber Milwaukee ut 81 81. Rye-In request
and nTmer. Corn-Noderate request and
prices without decided change, the advance
In freights and the difficulty OF selling ex-
change has materially checked the export de-
mand; T2.9SJc for unsOund new mixed west
eru; Sl9.S3c Tor sound do. and Sic for choice
high old mixed WesteI n in store. Oats-la2c
better, and more active; 58S55c for new west
ern; CSC for new Iowa, and 7215c for Canada.
Rics-Qu Iet and firm. Sugar-FIrmer: II<a
l2c for Cuba MolaSses-Dull; CSC for Cuba,
Quiet 261Sc for crude, and 4I9il1<c for refined
In bond. Pork-Quiet and unchanged; so %
fOf new mess, closing at $50 81, regular; SO .
go 80 for old do. and 81 2592I 50 for prime;
atSO 800 bbls new mess for July and August,
s=llens' and buyers option, at so 6293l 50.
BeefSteady at previous prices. Cut Meats
Steady; lT9IS5fc for hams. Bacou-DuIl.
LaTd-Firmer at lsT92E4c. Butter-DuIl at
S935c for western, and 21G94 2c for State.
CheeSe-Dull at 6d0c. z-i1
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New York Money and stock Market.

NV AOE-ht , 4Lle o
Money steady at Ba7 per cent Sterling II
regular and unsettled. Merchants bills are
very dull at I0S<9l0g1S. Bankers bills
are quoted at I0g5<SllO1<- Gold-Excited and
higher, opening at 1879 advancing to 1867,
declining 70 1451< and cIoSiug at l45.
Government StOck=LeSs active and rBther
easier; 5 - coupons o. lU21{; SD registered,
90 l0l114: 1910 cnpons $50: ISIS lO211z<.
Stocks-Dull and lower; Michigan aud st.
Paul s.; Chicago and Alton IS; Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago 81; Chicago and
Rock Island 93i[: Chicago and Northwestern
301s; Chicago & Northwestern preferred 6O1&;
Illinois central lIs5{; Cleveland PlttsbuIg
S49E; Erie 65z; Erie preferred 70; New YORK
Central SO; Michigan southern 50; Reading
lOst5I; HUDSON llO5<: Western OnIonE Tele-
graph 60; Chicago s. Rock Island Bonds l0I5S.
At the O'Clock boark the following were
the sales Canton 81; Cumberland 25<: Spruce
Hill ~; Quicksilver 5IsS; Western Union
Telegraph 60E MarpoSa 263<; New York
Central $50; Erie 647S; Reading lGss<. Gold
closed af iitSlS
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Roston FIsh nInrEer

bUsIONt June 7.
MaclSereI are mostly sold out of first hands.
and rates nominal except for small lots,
which are reSelling to the trade at extreme
figures. We note small sales OF Bay No. at
Sly 5O9D o.; No. are nominal at SIS SOC
10 %, and No. SIS cog 10 90. A lot of new
No. has been received here and sold on prl-
vate terms. Alewives are scarce and firm at
s. per bbl. Picked herring are drmer at
s. 5O4S 30 per Dbl for common and Labrador
Smoked herring are selling at 5O960c per box
for No. sealed. In samon, so tierces, in
Guiding about all on the market at sISE5o per
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By Telegraph
Spirit of the Stock Market.

NEW YORK. June o.
The Posts money article says:
The loan market IS easy AT per cent, with
exceptional transactions att. Commercial
paper Is still scarce and rates UNCHANGED.
The stock market shows more animation.
Governments are fairly suspended, but
more disposition to sell.
Railroad shares are strong, especially Erie,
in which there Is a Very large short Interest
and the stock Is scarce for delivery. After
the board New York Central was quoted at
ss1S9S914; Erie 6O9651si but later, Erie sold at
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Sc Iouts Market.

Cotton-FIat. FIour-nrm at s. for single
extra; % u for XXX, and Si2 509I4 50 choice.
Wheat-Strong for higher grades; No climb
81 s. for extra do 81 90 for northern fall; 81 90
foFprIme g O192 %; choice - 55927I. Corn
slightly lower. 62a7a. OatS-Heavy at 4l645.
Pork.Unchansed. Racon-CleAr sides drm,
for June and July, 20. Whisky-Adyaneed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-06

With increased supply the market has
ruled dull, and prices lower. Western has
low, in fTkinS; O933c for Northern Ohio:
iTesh Glhdes 3S93ScI prime yellow only sale
able; Franklin Street Roll 20a3Oc latter for
choice. No New York state here worthy OF
notice. Market closed to-day dull.