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BISHOPS AND DIvINEs. inc ludIng the Rsvs. Potter
ROpzns, Dix, Tying, Smith, Newton, Cox Morgan,
Weston, Huntington, Muhlenberg, and Vlnton; also.
Gustave Dore artst; Kate Batemani actress; King
ana Queen of Prussia Theirs, the statesman; with
artc es oD the charac. er OF Shakespeare Education
by John Neal Society Suffrage; Walking shaking
Hands; A Natural Life; Heath; Sleep; Oeath; in
December chronological Journal. Pictorial Double
Number 20 cents; year, 80. Newsmen have it,
Address FO Sler & Wells. No. $3.50 Broadway, n. Y,
or j, l.. Capen, No. 722 Chesnut street philadelphia
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John II. Surrntt Arrested in Egypt-N,
Doubt at all OF hts Identify.

WASHINGTON, December 2.-The State Depart
cable, dated this day, December 2, of which the
following Is a copy:-
Have arrested John II. Surratt, enc of Pres
dent LinCOln's assassins. No doubt of identity.
"OHARLBs HAZE,
~. S. COnsul-General, Alexandra, Egyptn
1t appears, as we learn from official sources
that Surratt was arrested in Italy, as heretofore
reported, whilst serving in the Papal Zouaves.
gave the necessary order for his arrest, upon
the request OF our Minister, Mr.. King; notwith-
standing there was no treaty between the
United States and the Papal Government bind
ing the latter to grant the request of Mr.. King.
suTratt was traced after his escape TO Egypt,
and arrested, as stated. As incidental TO the
above, it may be stated that Mr.. Boutwell,. 10
the caucus on Saturday evening, made the state.
ment that the Government had known of the
whereabouts Of Surratt for six months
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Financial Net~s.

BY TIE Ua'ted States Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December S.-The following are
the quotations for United states securities st
the. 1880 o'clock call this mornlng:-
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GREAT BRTTAIN.

The British Popular Congress in Session .
LONDON, December 3.-An immense reform d..
monstrahonis IN progress Ia this city this foIehool A.
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From Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, December 2.-The Tennessee In
sutute for the Deaf and Dumb will be opened on
Monday next, II has been closed during the war,
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MEETING OF CONG 3Ess.-in urst ching the new
Congress will probably do, after bearing the Pres-
dents Message read, will be to adjourn and go TO
their respective hotels, and gather in small squads
and compare their new suits OF clothes together,
which most have BOUGHT of Charles Stokes s. Co.'s
Clothing House. under the Continental, in this city,
and there discuss the merits and price of their
harOnina.
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AS YOU GO UP TOWN stop at Whitman's No.
SlS Chestnut street and take heme box OF Canuies to
the dear ones They are pure and nice, and will
not disarrange the most delicate system. .,o
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pCOME EARLY THE DAY, as the days are short,
II you desire Photograph gem OF yourself at B. +.
Reimers Gallery, No 624 Arch street. Six card or
one large picture, for 81
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~. W. HoRNoR, OF FarkeTsDurg, West Virginia.
says that DR.. H. Anders' Iodine Water cured him OF
Scrofua. He had thirtY-seven running ulcers when
he commenced taking the medicine. Persons af-
fcted should make a note of this. and send to j. p
Dinsmore, No. So Day street, New York, Tor a cir.
cular concerning this remarkabla ramedV
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Etc, Etc., Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
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HAINEs BROS PIANOS. Er5scs5seFE
IL Z Z Moderate in price and as durab!eS YgS
as any piano made.
Gould, Seventh and Chestnut Streets, Y
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SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF RRADY-MADE CLOTHING
,WANAMAKsR & BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH ana MARKET Streeta
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BUY YOUR Black Cake the best in the world of
Morse & CO.. No. 9O2 and 9O4 Arch street.
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CHILDRESs CLoTHINe.-M. Shoemaker Sc Co.,
Nos and n. Eighth street. are now opening a
splendid assortment of boys, girls, infants and
mlss es' clothing.
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t.faeeas9ez7 MASON & HAMLIN's c-ssszssessz
TEYgs = Cabinet organs, only at TEFRI
j. Z. Gould's, seventh and Chesnut Streets.
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If HE WHO CAUSES two blades of grass to grow
where but one grew before is public benetaotor,
then he who places in the hands of the public the
means of curing disease 10 more DR.. Humphreys
has been over ten years preparing his HomGOpath THO
Specifics fer the public, and has elaborated lhe
most complete, simple and successful sys EN- ever
known for families or individuals, His preparations
have an established and merited reputation. see
advertisement. ADDRESS
Hnb HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
No $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
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ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE CoMPANY's FIRST
PREMIUM LoOK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES in.
comparably the best tor family use. Highest Pre-.
miums cold uedal), Fair Maryland Institute New
YORK aud PennsyiVana State Fairs 1865. No, 923
Chestnut street,
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THIRD EDITION

XXXIXth CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
~-~~o~~~OV~~~~~~>~,NNr~~e~~~~
WELCOME TO WASHINGTON.
soroDO~D,-~~~-
Chief Justice Carriers Address.
Y~-~>~--~~-~~,>O~~-~~>>o~~>~~~-~~~-
The Reply of Speaker Colfax.
-
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For FINE confeoiIons, frus,i and delicacIes 90 to
u. W. JENKINS,
No 1887 Spring Garden street.
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c-9ss5sessJ9 GEO. STEoK 8 Co.'S PIANOS, G-ssseesz
VHYSS sss4sAt GOuld's, II EYR1
Seventh and Chesnut Streets.
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PETTY POLICE CAsEs.-William Parliman
was brought up with a round turn yesterday
afternoon on a charge of leaving the wife Of his
joyed the pleasure of other company. Mrs. p
objected very strongly to such conduct aud had
her lord arrested and taken before Alderman
Holme He was committed in default of $500
bail, and in the meantime will have time to
think how mean he was
John Manly was arrested last night, and when
taken to the Southwark Hail Station House
made a manly resistance 10 being searched.
The cause was soon evident, as he had a con-
cealed weapon inside his coat in breast
pocket. Alderman Httermary committed him
to answer.
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THE FINE ARTs.-We call attention to
Messrs. Birch a Sons advertisement of the sale
of a collection of choice oil and water-color
paintings, new on exhibition at the Art Gallery,
No. 1ll0 Chestnut street. The sale takes place
On Thursday evening next,
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TIE MESSAGE AND DoCUM ENTs, AS
PUpLIsHED IN THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,h viii
be on sale to-day at the news stand, s. W. corner
of Seventh and Chestnut streets, which will be
kept open until 10 p. NJ, for the sale Of the
above, together with the latest illustrated
papers etc.
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On A 'BENDER."-James Keating, dis
eple of cold Rye was arrested last Saturday
night at very late hour, whilst indulgtng in
some very noisy pleasaDtries at place Third
and Carter's alley. 1t is alleged that James was
in a very happy state of intoxication and went
living and otherwise, around In a miscellaneous
manner The assistance OF guardian of the
night was called, and James was politely in
formed that his company was wanted He had
a hearing before Alderman Hurley yesterd lv
and was held in 5000 bail TO answer.
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NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE
BY THE YARD.
Just received case containing three very choice
patterns, really beautiful only 81 cents yard This is
"NoiTiRGHAM CURTAINS for Christmas Presents,
fom e3 to S2 so pair the best tor the price, and the
largest assortment from which TO select.
WHITE TARLATAN, fof evening dresses, about
twenty different qualities. from 40 cents 10 95 cents,
better than REGULAR goods for the price
FRBECH MUSLIN, for Dresses, several qualities Of
real v cheap goods. just received
RIAL VALENC1ENNE LACE HDKFS., tor the
HOLIDAYS from $3.50 to $3.50 just the Wholesale price
for them. q.
EMBRoIDERED HDKFs., tor the Holidays.
GENTS HEM STITCHED LINEN HDKFS., for the
same. nf d. ...I'
LAPIEs LLABIIEs DC 40 49, i9T the Ss%s Rs
DERED LIN EN- HDKF6, by the dozen, suitable for
Holidays would hnd IL pleasant and profitable to visit
WORHEB Lace and Embroidery store No, So North
EIGHTH street lF
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.zoRDERS s0LIGITED#
as@ Now is the time to form clubs. -
CLARK sseHooL VISITOR, s.of.. <

7isfaas : s5aEs 4saf ef45s . es3fs=
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OLD RYE WHISkEY
Defeated or pepurated for medical or social
usas. by the P&ScATuARTIeoS. invented
and patented Jane L, lsi3, By
JOHN Z. WILSON. Baltimore. Nd,
in Barrels. Deraijahnz, Bottle, &c. Fer sale
BY the Agent on the Northwest corner Of
Howard and Camden streets. nearly opposite
Camden Station = Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Mn genuine that ha- not the pat
entee and Agent signature On each label.
JOHN f. WILSON.
It. purity hs- been fully tested As per the
annexed certificates ef analysis.
CERTIFICATES.
From earef4E Chemical Analyst. e Superior
Old r. Whiskey. Paneathar:coh-
ized b. JOHN {. WILSON.
II Baltimore
This whisky Is characterized b tie absence
Of heavy FusiI 81. sugar and Poisonous Me-
taIie can1paan8s AMI b refining Is ethereal
odafaus es aa5aiatesi. L has The chemical
composition = . pure, carefully defeated rye
Eespse.ftslIe. i. HAYES. " D..
STAT AssaXer II bax1ston street.
Boston, Mas. ID August lst'2
Having Iaale . careful chemical ANALYSIS Of
the PaHeathasfieallized old re Whi= k. Of
Mr.. John {. Wilson Baltimore pleased
t. >tata th5t Il : entirely free frun fusil Oh,
Metallic Saltssef ofier H4atters III any way det-
rimental = health. In aroma richness and
deIieacy 4 favor. It cannot be surpassed.
Respectfully SsaFs.
& 4 I.FjBIf, 8na}vffeal Chemist.
Baltimore. july -. lss2
Careful chemical analysis If four kinds Of
Whiskies->aperior Old kye Nhi.keY. supe-
rinr Old Bourbon Nhiskex Superior Old
Wheat u hiskey. Superior Old Corn Whiskey
northumberland b means af the patent
apparafa. invented BY John L. Wilson. ef
Baltimore, Nd. have shown them to be en-
tirfIv free from the heavy fasil oil and from
the poisonous metallic compounds often found
in Whiskeys.
Thy retain tie Ethereal Products. entirely
fFse from any TAIST produced By injured
grain. or careless fermentation. and being M
modified By the use of sugar. are remarkably
pure products Of delicate chemical operations.
Respectfully.
State Azsayer. Il Boylzten street,
Boston. Mas. z5d August ISL
ORDERS SOLICITED -
/ Dealer and Druggists allowed i liberal dis
count. For prices and particulars address
] sole \ gent Of the nied states.
JOHN T. WILSON,
" Corner Howard x Camden streets
Baltimore Nd. March - 1sti5.-:sffl.
T
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PapsenE crss

Per steamship Emily souder. for New York.
Weneeralh, T mckinley, Capt Getty, Bytle and
a Ms Mss Hansbsy mrs Ms' avsn
4 in the second cabin and ,steerage.
Per steamer Kate. from Palatks, via Jacksonville
Fernandina, Savannah Hilton Head and Beaufort-i
" Tnrrel H- o caldwell, Mrs Long, T WalAnson and
ladv D o jennings, q Lee; iE Lahardy, Captain
Reading and lady, B seabrook, 9 Waterhouse, v D
Lindsay M Hewtrick, Judge Long, Mr. Bi1ney, NJ Ms
oerson. L A Cummings, D Mcpherson, T Crawford,
Per steamer Dictator from Palatka yia Jaeksonyille
Fernandina and eavannah-Capt himan! MY hop &c =
Hearing, Hear Dr. " q Paine, A Ward. Z HeyWafds,W {
Biahon, D Damiano, A s lizard Gourdini 20 orohe'
williams, E Graham, Moore, Miller, Mrs Aqas: :
Frey, Miss L Hannahan, Il O Perry, J b .Wesooat
| and 10 on deck. ,@=.=zzz.4zszzzIz Itzzz@Z
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stock on hand and on shipboerd not cleared

stock on hand and shipboard not cleared. 068
The exports are for New York exclusively.
SUGAR AID MokAsaEs.-There have been no receipts
from the ocaat since yesterday The supply Of Lousi-
foreiQ production Is ample, with little OF no demand
for either Holders however, are very firm In their
prces The only sales We hear Of are 40 bts and 80
Rhds Of Cuba Molass at 400 per gallon. There Is
aa retail btaeness dotng in Lousians Sugar at 18 to
iac S.s comnan to fair l to 100 for fully fair l6Kc
for nTiue 16 t1eHo for yellow clarified and ITO per
Iibior wkits-Gaha Sugars at 10 to 1870 for Nos l2
"n nFnSIoHrs-There are no fixed OF reliable quotations
for eghts to any point the demand still continues
Int little better than nominal There s no steamship
nm for liverpool and the rate is I'd per lb for cotton TO
that port By SAIL and 10 per b by sail to Havre Asking
rates by steam to New York and Boston, to 1hc per
lb for cotton and 76c per bb for -four and by sail to
9.1ec per ID for cotton and 46c per Dbl for -four
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force, and the variations OF tne price M onan
themselves within mnth narrower Hmfs Ihe opeli.
inq quotation was 15i4, which was the h1gne,t pun
struck, and the lowest transactions recorded we're a.
The loan market essyat to cent for advances
on cali with gold colstra securities The demand for
discount ams and prime commercial pis are scarce
enT ba stock arlat sd and steady Governments
ara nniat fhg highest speculative prices OF yesterday
.Starnoon mot beinp sustained There ia. however, q
ddd ADVANCE At tR@ quotations OF the first board yes
sa ia sooa heinz In demand at 1884 coupons OF
sesa snS 1ask at o9go 1903 1040s have advanced to
oes[ y ana ara auofel at 1922 to 1u2A. et II
Txoom archanoe extremely dull and depressed.
nils al 20 ays on Ldon are quoted at l0e to 107 for
i07 to 18 for baBkers do at short sight
lin. paris at 40 ay il TO 07H do at short eight
oeH to 05: Antwefp s TN to Tx; Swiss, I'm
n ~ Hamhurr 18A to 81; Amsterdam, AZ to 42H
Erankfnrt as to Bremen 70 80 Prue sian thalers
- 70 10 pnlpucE nAnKEr
NEW WORK June l8.-F1ouR, ho-The inquiry for
Western and state -four is less active, and common
brands are to 1oc wtr but the med um and better ct
gr des are steady The sales are 6o bbls at Sc 81 to
II 40 Tor superfne shte 81 8B to So 90 for extra
er es of western ea IS for shipping
ohto $40 80 to 914 Or trade and family brands ana
! s14 15 to $l7 for st. Louis extras -.
canadian -four is dull and easier for common out
steady for family brads Sales OF 26o bos as S9 % 10
10 25 for the of EXTRA and $lo Az 10 10 oo 'or
'tS Southern aour is m moderate request but common
brands are easier Bales Of 300 bbls ut go to - ~
1 cnnn
for ml1eu 70 goou II le nn5 @ rn;Iv ira ia
and $l2 25 to II for tfPde ana fanny pIas ue. ooo
Rye -four is frm ana moderately acYo' oaios Vi oVo
bbs at $6T6 to 81 26.i
Corn meal Is inactivp but hrm. .,,o -,
GRAINThe Whea, ~ nnu @ -. aru r1 Arm
Of sales prices e Holders very na
in their views. and @
to the scarcity OF chQice spllng ~ t1a,,hi, ,ao cola
evening 1000 bushels OF cnoice NO. "oo o.
| TO arrive at 50 25A. A.zH.=.
Barley is dull aad uaa .ominal. .==
Barley malt is inactive. .,,,o.
Oats in good demand and 10 better 81 closing quiet
~ ne snes ea 70. a.1 ,r,tts u1,vo so
80 to $40 for t,vo Tho aaaa ara anon bah.
Rye Is frmer ous iess aove' l1e ss1s al1
hsS b.s 1oo - a. On ara Canadian at 81 10.
Corn Is Jess active ana prlees aas 90 % eat
gae n1ea siss ase ss sSs @ Closing
PRov1sIeNs-in nss IooT tr or1s soosh nTas ::
ace u porh toaay ss rsa aie fegaai
delivery range Of prices nss b6ef lnwef ana vsry
irrealsr closing n5eFe itesdY at sos 12h to 50 q
for meas For uture delivery rs VS. hots icy e., pDs a q
saiea cash and regular are $4,000 bbis at $50 75 70
oS t3H for mess r.,.. !. nan ,,,,. a.
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NEWS.
ponr OF CHARLESTON.

-1 Arrived Yesterday. JUNE ~
Steamer Dictator, Co1etter. Palaka via Jachsonvie
Fernandina and Savannah. Mdze. To Aiken q Oo,
MRS Cheyes. a Petsoh, Robson, Wallace Mel
ton. ,,.u.z
Steamer Kate L J Flynn, Palatka, via Jacksonvile,
Fern sndina, Savannah, &c. Mdze. To the Mastef,
HUNT Bros, Southern Express Company, 7 LockWoso,
n Harrison, ar d Order. ~
Steamer Idea, Wiley. Edisto. Mdze' To Char es L
Gilleaume
Cleared Yesterday. JUNE "a
Steamship Emily B souder, Leonard New YoEk-WA
s.hr John Lee, W Papasll, Bss,o s.,oadoes and mar
ket-ohiseolm. n. BROS. -
Went to Sea Yesterday. (JusE Al
ata annship Emily B souder, Leonard. New York.
sohr Florence Rogers, three masted) Rogers Dalter
From this Port.
Bark Scotland, -, Liverpool. June Z.
UP for this Port.
sohr wide World, Hldreth. at New York. June 10.
Cleared for tSis Port.
sohr Samuel Lindsey. Wilson, at Boston. June 10.
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CHART ,EsTON DAI4sY NEws....J UNE %. 1865.
oons,g pe,,, per south Carolina Railroao'
ia u June 42.

1914 bales b.es Ysr9 6nd sRn RRnareg f.
tine Old Iron car anmPe1 Ssa sna q Williams
Co. stssa getty nene Co. Wv Williams letters &C. Co.
willis ohsolm eodsm,th Koso5 aon, safey Meor ops
isnui nn \ = scba,ia Dukes CO, NJ Caldwell son
apaeser smith, Lee spencer, Rayenel y Barnw nayen
" r Dowling,aJD Busch, Rodgers 70. .a1 camp,
sen & 90. WsKsRyan, Ebaugh e Malonee' AanspaoA 9
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Financial and Commereia1.
.# #[rr ,Sssansshtp Psruuinsll

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. z--@
LIVERPOOL June 8.-Sales Of the week II, 900 bales
,ncdinq $500 bales to speculaors and $500 bales to
aInorters. The market opens buoyant and advanced
fay Id but subsequently became heavy, and the I'm.
provement was lost the market closing with decline
af ,<d@Hd on the week. The authorized quotations,
sacnrdine to the Brokers' Circular, were
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LIVERPOOL, June s-sales Of the week u 600 bales.
including $500 bales to apecuators and s6oo Daes 70
eIportors The market opens buoyant and advanced
movement was lost the market closing with decline
r. aaHd on the week The authorized quotations.
according to the Brokers' Circular I'VE were m,dd,,noa
Mobile. ....lSMd ixd 1s1d' 1sd
upands;, a.,.. of oon friday were 16 900 paes
,noludno 600 to spectators and exporters The mar
Eat IL buoyant to-day. with an advance of A@h y tb
ha STOCK Of cotton IN port bales Including
l0l, 500 bales Of American.
TRADE REPORT.
n,ho Mancheater market is armer under the American
adyieea Der steamer Java with auoatons unsettled and
some excttem emit.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFrs MARKET.
The market s firm and all qualities have slightly ad-
yanced. Corn La dull however.
LIVERPOOL. Provision MARKET.
The market is quiet and steady.
LoNDox MONEY MARKET.
LONDON Friday, June 8-Consols closed at 88 to 86A
AMERICAN sECUR1T1Es.
United States $685. "a to 84k; Illinois Central Rail-
road rs to 7616; Erie Railway, 40 to A.
The weekly;return OF the Bank of England shows an
increase OF bullion of FL, 400 600.
Another report says At the close 2Os are 81 to 64
Illinois Central rs to 49, and Erie AZ to 42, at which
the market appears to be rm although prices reaYelv
Ia London and New York having now nearly .nrroy
imated further buying for export is atonned
Ahaatic ana o1oas "oseoiA oou active under low
quotations. zz=
lf'er sseapr ship Chiaa.]
LIVERPOOL pnsas BREADS ssTprrs MARKET. #
.4s Richardson, spence & Co., and Blgland, Ithya
h 90. report: Flour rm, with an advance Of Is per
sack Wheat has upward tendency, with an advance
Of I'D to Sd per Genital Corn dull with decline of Sd to
| Sd per quarter. 5zz
/ LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Messrs. Gordon, Bruce Co., and Richardson Spence
& Co., report: Beet steady. Pork firm. Bacon has an
upward tendency. Lard nominal at T9s. Tal0W inac.
| tive. .5
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes-Rabes small at sos for Potts. 3Ss Sd for Pearls
Sugar steady. Coffee steady Rice quiet and steady.
at es to 6s Cd for common Spirits Turpentine dull al
48s Petroleum steady at Is 10d to 49, June advanced
| sos to 40s.
| London Baring's) Rreadstuffs armer. Wheat ad-
vanced 1s on English; American Offering Iron quiet
at f6 for bars and rails Cos Sd for Scotch pig Sugar
Tallow quiet at 42s Spirits Turpenne dull and down
yard Petroleum steady at 2s 2d for reAned ITS for
crude. Linseed Cake quiet and steady.
VERY LATEST.
LIVERPOOL. June 9-CorroN-saes to-day 10000
bales including 1000 bales to speculators and exporters
The market is firm, with yesterdays advance fully main
tained. z====
BREADsruFFs.-Tho market is firm.
PROVISIONS The market is steady. #
LONDON, June 9-Oonsols closed at 889a to 86ss for
m oney.
AMERICAN S1ooKs-U United States 5-20s 66l3 to 66
Illinois Central Railroad 75 to TO- Erie Railroad Al
to 40.
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Tie market Is Hf VIII yBBt6fday advance fully ma
tanned. zzz=
BREADsTUFFs.-The market is firm. .
PROVISIONS. market is steady =
LONDON June 9.-Oonsos closed at 88}1 to 86s1 for
money.
AMERICAN s1ooKs.-United States 5-20s 66H to 66;
Illinois Central Railroad 75 to TO- Erie Railroad, Al
to 40.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

NEW YORK-per steamship E souder-8b bales 8 I
and "a bales Upland Cotton, 100 bal.s Yarn, SO
BARBkDoEs AND 4 MARKET-schr John Lee
- 10000 feet Pine Lumber
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LIVERPOOL June 9.-CorroN.-Saes to-day 10000
baes including 1000 bales to spectators and exporters
The market is firm, with yesterday advance fully main