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The Weather Yesterday.
:. 49, Nniol T4llQrupA "a. Bullstia.

The WGgteTb bHlo'E 4tfty1utNN ~ . = DSs'ot''''
W1EEiISo, Noon, Juue
ClncIHilati-C Cloudy; wind n O.; theE, 7s
81. LOuls--CleAr; wind y, w.; theF. Il.
Richmond-CleaF; wind n; thet. TS,
New YoFk-Cloudy; wind o.; thef. n
ChIcaro-CleAr; Wind .. w.; ther. q, OH.
R0SiOI,-Cloudy; wind e.; ther. GS,
Philadelphia Cloudy; wind g.; thst. g.
New OrlOanI-Cloudy; wind w.; thOfe5
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CANADIAN INDEPENDENCE.
Great Mass Meeting and Bold Talk
FI. at Montreal. rf.H


The Worlds Montreal special says that
a great independence mass meeting took
pl1ce in Montreal on Saturday night. In
the course OF astirring speech, Hon. John
Young said that the time had now come
when Canada should sever her connection
with Great Britain and become an indie
pendent nation. At this announcement
tho greater part Of the vast assembly
checred Justify. L. A. Flamm said that
appeals TO England for support in, case OF
an invasion Of the Dominion would be
futile. The present Imperial Government
had deserted her colonies and proved her
self a step.mother TO those who had fos-
tered the deepest affection for her: 1t
was thrrcfore-tolly to think of anything
but Independence. Other speakers iol'
lowed in the samo strain, and the meeting
adjourned till Tuesday, The lndepen'
dence movemcntmay be regarded as fully
started in the Dominion.
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THE New York Standard says that
Horace Greeley continues to be seriously
i'll. The disease with which he returned
from the Bahamas still clings to him, and
his physicians deny his friends permission
to see him. lie has a strong, bouyant
constitution, and, although severely strain.
cd by fiily years Of incredible mental and
bodily toll, it's feared he has seriously
ovcrtaxed II, md that he may be compcll'
ed to seek continued rest d. r
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, June

BALTTNONI, JUNG III
FLouR-Dull and less Arm.
GRAM-Wheat-Dull: western 81 SGGO1 6S.-
Corn-Dull; white 81 1901 Is: yellow 81 Ooi0l o.;
Whit mixed 81 O35l 05. oats-6Oc. Rye-$l o.
PRoy1SIoNs-Mess Pork-Firn at $3I. Bacon
Firm; rib sides 17c; clear RIB lThc; shoulders
i4c; hams 23623Hc. Lard-Qulct at l6E0l7Hc'
WHBKT-Firm at 81 030l ".
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Gibraltar in Danger.
New York, June 2G

.......,.. New YoHK, June q.
The llendTS London special says great
excitement prevails in Madrid in Consc-
quenCe Of the discovery Of o plot 10 blow
up the powder magazine of the fortress OF
Gibraltar. Fepiapism is supposed to be
at the bottom Of the conspiracy, The
ring leader hSs.hem arrested
The Corte9 hRs closed for tue Summer
vacation .l a.'asl-H .'..
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THE subscription list to tho autograph
edition of Charles Summers Works,
says tho Wdtchnldn, Is curiosity. Prob
ably there is not another document where
so many notable names can be found
and in The handwriting Of their owners
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Philndelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, June n.

PHILADELPHIA, June u.
FLoua-Less active and receipts small; prices
we'll maintained
GRAIN-WhOat-Small business; Pennsylvania
red fI SOTSI 81. Rye-$l 10. COrn-LeSE active;
western yellow 81 Uo; mixed western 81 OSS1l VI.
PRovmioSS-Firm. Mess Pork-SSO 50. Lard
-16H0i6Hc.
OmS-Petroleum-
WHIsKT-LOwer; western Iron bound 81 02.
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WASHINGTON.
Important Action In Reference to the
Currency and Banking. a
MAsuINOTON, Juno 2

The Conference Committee on the Cur.
rency Bill have agreed upon tho report
which they shall make-thU retirement Of
tho three per cents, the redistribution of
twenty-five millions Of the existing Ma
tiOnal bank currency, and tree banking on
good basis, are the leading features Of
the report. .'" 'fF ..rla.rr.f.
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LEIPSIC.

LElpsIC, June, %.
Alvah Lake, of Memphis, Tenn, has
been sentenced 10 one years imprlson-
ment for committing an assault on tho
American Consul here.
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PRUSSIA.


H. BERLIN, June u.
The drought has been very severe
throughout Germany and advices from
all quarters report the crop prospects
very diGCouraging.
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WTEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

v . &. t.8Il
HoN. J. r. HoKE, Hshdtnt Board Of Regents.
@. c. STURSl, Secretary Board Of RtOENts.
ir ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., PStssdSrs,
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F.s. LYON, A. NJ, TIes PSddeat
Professor Of English Literature, and Principal Of
r- Preparatory Department zoe TEiI
s. @. STEVENS, A. n, ..r..
Professor Of Astronomy and PhySlcs.
H.H. PIERCE, A. NJ, y
Capt. U. 8. Al t''
Professor Of Mathematics and Of Military Tactics.
J.. ]. STEVENSON, A. NJ, ph. D.
Professor Of Chemistry and Natural History
F. ". WOOD, A. NJ, PhlD.,.
Professor Of Ancient and Modern Languages,
o. ". MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory Department
..... D. B. PURNToN, Tutor. .
GEO. N. HAGANS, Eso, ..
Superintendent Of Grounds and Bulldiuga
'.r HUGH W. BROCK, MD, ....
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHNA. OLLIE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FAII TERN begins 1st Tuesday in September.
WINTER TERN D." lat Monday In December.
SPRHG TERN Sd TueedAy In March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday In June
TUITION. Preparatory, s por Termof iaweekA
University, s. per Term Of Is weeks
BOARDING-NOt TO exceed - per week. sja"
/ ~ Send stamp for Catalogue. s7sf.sU
MOrEantOwn, W. Va. SspIsat
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IRELAND.

CORK, June@I
. The riots broke out here ugain yester-
day. Several houses were assailed
Quiet, however, was soon restored. Many
Arrests were made
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Arrivals Of steamers Yesterday.

At New York the City Of Paris and
Idaho from Liverpool, the Columbia from
Glasgow and the Paraguay from London
and lIavrc. At Queenstown the Ne
braska, the Calabria and City Of Antwerp.
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NEW YORK CITY.
An Agreeable Change in the Weather.
--.,-. ~ ----- New Yong limo 2r.

An Agreeable Change In the Weather.
''''" .' NEW YoRE, juno &C.
A change in the temperature OF the
weather took place last night, after an
exceedingly hot day. The wind altered,
n strong breeze blew up and the mercury
fell nearly 90 degrees. Tho thermometer
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ, Sunday, marked 964
degrees in the shade; at l o'clock this
morning it was IS, and at :, AM, it was
50. The heat yesterday Was excessive
throughout the country.
Chapter of Tragedies. !
A number Of tragedies arc reported, as
usual, as having occurred in the city and
suburbs, yesterday, the most extraordina.
nv of which was the fatal stNbbing of n
yoltng Frcnchman, named JOiseant, by n
Jealous husband, at n West Ninth street.
The murderer, Edward James, had sls-
pected his wife OF inidelity, and at .
o'clock last evening, meeting his supposed
wr0ngcr, he plunged knife into his neck
Mr.. James was taken to the station
house with her husband. She denies the
allegation against her fame. b II ~
Yesterday morning German named
Daniel LitChen was stabbed by Thomas
Sheridan, q printer, In 37th street. The
assassination was done in the street, and
the wounded man walked some distance
with his hands over his abdomen 10 keep
his intestines back. He was carried in
dying condition to the hospital by the
police. Sheridan was caught and locked
up .. .... -. . .n., J.
AS already reported, in East 4Gth street
James McNfanus aquRrrNled with his wife
chased her down stairs, and during her
flight fired four shots at her. One Of the
bullets entered m opposite dwelling and
took effect In the back Of Mrs. Fitzgib.
bons as she was lying in bed. The wound
was severe. ID, ... r.... ....
A free shooter was marched TO prison in
Brooklyn. ..a'
Thos. Mclaughlin was shot In the right
side in house on Hudson street, and one
ThOs. KCrrigan and two others were ar
rested for committing the deed.
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ITO WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA
j. KERS.-Hubs for Wagons and Carriages,
Gum Oak and Locust " ood, SpokeA from inch
10 ~, Hickory and Oak Wood Felloes frOrn ~
to Inches, Hickory and Oak Wood Bowe for
Carriages and Express WARonB, Poles, ShAi(s
and Circles OF best Hickory and Oak.
Received by HGLDRETu q BRO,
So Main Street
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market,
rn ..... NEw YoRK, JunO q.

..... NEw HORK, JunO y.
Wall street and the markets are unsettled and
depressed by kilograms from Washington. The
latest report was that the Conference Committee
on Garfed's currency bill agreed to tho new bill.
the main features Of which were tho Issuing Of
$l5 900 900 additional bank currency: the retire
nCnt OF $45. .00O. 900 per cent certificates: the
redistribution OF $25 900 00O national bank eirCu.
IatIOn, and probable free banking on gold re.
seryG. This has caused general define In prices
and an increased pressure to sell In all markets.
MONET-Easy at sos per cent "..
Quiet and firm at 109K0l07K.
GOLD-LOwGr; opened at 1llA, and closed at
ll0T61ll. Borrowing rates fiat at per cont.
Clearances $50. .O0O,O 900.
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led the list and fc to 35A, but afterwards recov.
ed somewhat Fluctuations III other shares were
in close sympathy Herewith. u.-
Western Union Telegraph, A'S; Adams Ex-
press. G6X; Wells, Fargo & Co., 10; American.
%; United States, 46; Pacific Mall. %; New
York Central. "; do. scrip. 99$; Erie, 9H;
Harlem, 1888; Reading. 1885,; Michigan Central,
Pittsburgh, 1O9; Northwestern, sax; do. pre-.
ferred, SIX; Rock Island, 1l6H; New Jersey
Central, 100; St. Paul, 6S,{; do. preferred sOh;
Wabash, 6S;{; do. preferred 70: Fort Wayne,
"; Terre Hautc, 81; Chicago & Alton, 1l7S;
Ohio & Mississippi, SSh; Hartford i Eric, 35h;
Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Central, 1875;
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati, 80;
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EDUCATIONAL,
ME YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE

d 4
WIZ EELING. w. VA.
Late MoundsVille Female Seminary }
RU. RTST " " sFE4DoS FE4C01x5 HUTOHD'' Principals,
MISS Il. L. BoNHAX, Vice Principal
MI9s KATE s. MONTAGUE, Principal PrepAPa
tory Department. .s.F rH
MEs. MARY JACKSON, Of Weston, Mstron.
Teachers. y..r.. ~ .I.
Fall Torn opens sEFEENpEn eth, 1870.
DEsIoH.
The design OF the Institution "a TO furnish .
thorough and systematic course 0f'instruetiou
for young ladies' upon tho plan OF UnlveTSIty In.
Sruction, each department Of learning being
complete within ITSELF thus enabling q young
lady TO select her own course OF study without
requiring q certain number Of years 70 dnISh;
but, in opposition 70 thia young ladies who have
advanced further In s0m0 studies than other1,
can have the bcneht Of their former aeQuIromentS
and obtain CErt!Eegts q tteaelesH In one or
Anter which time, they may bring up, With greater
rapidity and success. Other studies. '' W. .'''
' MUSIC. 's'N "a i-'iH%s
Young ladies who have acquired eonSldoEGblo
proficiency upon tho plano, and who may WiGh TO
prosecute the study stu farthcr, can b furnished
with advantages Tor mastering this inStfum6nt.
Mr9 Hltchins will give her personal attention
10 this department,
Other schools embrace thorough Instruction Ia
tho following directions, viz: ,..,.....l,,..l-
N4k5EM1ties, Hl5totY, BblleS.L .LettsTS, RdtRdL
HlStory, PhyieGl Science, CihriSttdH GeteVcS, Ar
eient dHd Modern Language and btlN AFtS.E
The Academic Degrees arc conferred BY State
authority, and are a6 follows namely .lF iN"G
ALstrtES Of Eholtah LksratTs- Three yoaES
course. go "'''
MGiress Of AFEs-Four years course. IT.iIy
AtStreSs Of MIhc-Two to three y0Ars.
EHENsEs-BoARDNG DBPARTNRNF. '''
Boarders, two In q room, Including al Ok.
penBcs OF ofwaShInH, hel, lights, Gymnastics,
PenmanShlp, English, Latin, and French
Schools, per year. .....,..............S4O S4OO
BoarderS, four In room, including - above, q!
per yOar. ar........................, 500
Parlor B0Arders, two In Q room, pupil taking
but ono or two studies, per year. ..,..,.... +00
PArlor B0arders, with full advantage OF Inst
tuition, and with tho privilege Of three
music lessons per week and three TO i've
hours practice per day, per year. 500
Tuition for Day Pupils, 7, g, 10, IL, IL. and II
dollars per quarter, according TO grade,
Rooms for the occupation Of boardefS arc Of
two classes, viz; 1st. Single rooms 70 be 0ocu.
pied by two pupils; ID. Double rooms, Consisting
Of Parlor and Bedroom, for either two or four
pupils. ..w.-....r. iii -IL44. s,t.I
For full particulars address for catalogue, the
Principal as above. mAr5.M&Sd&W
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SUPPLYING THE PLACE OF THE INCOME
TAX.-The Senate Finance Committee,
at their meeting Saturday, considered the
tax and tariff bill with a view Of seeing
what shall be done 10 make good the loss
OF revenue consequent on the abolition OF
the income tax. Sherman said IN the de-
bate on Friday that the vote on striking
out all the income sections Of the bill IN.
volved something like seventeen million
dollars. 1t Is understood that they have
agreed to recommend the retaining OF
the tax on gross receipts, which eds
six million three hundred thousand, and
the retention Of the present duties on
sugar, which gives about eleven millions
more than would come from such rates as
the Committee originally recommended
These two items make UP the income tax
reduction, rs will be seen, and the Com.
lniltec will probably advise the passage Of
the remainder oEthe hill as heretofore re.
ported. ...
CABINET CHANGEa-A Washington
Associated Press telegram says there Is no
doubt but that Secretary Fish will with.
draw from the State Department before
the summer is over, but It is not by any
means certain that the President will send
him 10 England TO replace Mr.. Motley
Also that Secretary Cox Is also booked for
departure, but there b no truth in the
rumor that he desires to leave rather than
be in the Cabinet with Mr.. Alderman.
Per contra from tho source we have
statement that the story contained In
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
TUEsDAY. Nov. l-P. N.


Prices were not well sustained in the stock
market to day except for Reading and Western Umon
both OF which are under the control and manipulation Of
new cques whose purchases have not yet made the
eumulatons unwieldy The movement in Western Union
is probably stimulated extent by the knowing
ones" Of the street. have looked for reaction from
the recent decline from purchasers on pool ac-
count and thus a rally has been engineered without,
perhaps an order from the clique ITSELF In these two
stocks large OF the business Of the day has been
DONE and most OF the speculative feeling in the street
has found its outlet in them. slight advance
I'm New-York Central, Lake Shore, Rock Island, and
other prominent railways was established during the
forenoon prices gave way again at noon, and later
In the day the general market was duh and sprtiess
II has been quite apparent TO those who watch the
market closely that the improvement OF yesterday ana
to-day resulted from the purchases of the shorts ana
the clique operations in Reading and Western Union.
The real status of market has not it seems evident
been changed and II prices relapse TO the figures ruling
on Saturday morning it will surprise,
inasmuch as no new features have been developed,
nor have new;buyers their appearance In the mar
ket Reactions which stronger basis to rest upon
seldom last long, and this looks equally spasmode IN ts
character, IL Judge by the transactions OF the
day. Hartford and Erie sold down to 81 an indication
that the new scheme ot reorganization meets with but
little favor Boston TO have parted with liberal
amount Of stock TO New-Yorkers. The market was
steady at the close but not active. In Reading there Is
apparently large short interest and the cash stock has
been quite scarce and in active demand for borrowing
under the reported movements OF Philadelphia cOhDl-
nation. The Of the price has been Ols ana lU
there being at one time difference OF iper cent between
cash stock and that sold In the regular way; about 1l6
per cent was paid for the use Of stock until tomorrow.
Investment securities dull but rm express shares
being ne elected The following table shows the highest
and lowest pricesof active stocks to-day
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
\. Y. wHoLEsALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRoDu''

lEIprssiy Tor Tax n. Y. TRIBrNk nv cur own h' f
sFtcls IN eeoi
soh Louss hy wholesale. Shrfes rreri'e
les, i-Ccird bsa, fright aud ""f
Boxes PHekgrs should eay msrked with paint ans . N,i
private Of the s.eE saoad abe ls painted aeL
invoice list OF sl,cs upon the ur,r eide ci nss
sead letter by ns eonsainZ uvoce aud dttcns Iii al
how and when s-ut Clean packages sud care In pa''ps
much 10 the value oi the produce.
BEANs AND PEAS. -, he
Receipts Of L,nn. bash. more es.
wrsk corresponding week last year. 10 bush ..s A
si hsSr 1880 hub, sEs against $lp lor e r.,
and ,u here marked fssrcy 81 te present. s
woru &c n hush. hsl u"s, w
,auer mediums snd msnews iCde bush Thr, swa ",~s
the latter there nnsl, for nig No, 10 bs rad e,d
viz tor 20 bbl, dock, and $50 Dbl. to "n'e sau
."" a., hsa, in hath iur. and msirew. WI @,ss saA
i ga bu, danger caring f.r their sfgs ~
The mstei sm trs ~. al "a
hhs ,a1 AIR ~ so lIS 90 r.s sss..
70 and bib. 81 NJ al. Of SO basp OBJ
Lae xss made 90 pr, ate ,~ruA III .. " bbs Cassa
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OF active stocks to-day:
Coleman Bcnedcts closlng nnotaons are az follows

Money continues in ample supply, and borrowers on
call readily meet their requirements at and per cent,
the latter rate being generally exceptional the princ
pal bondhouses were accommodated at 4. Some loans
have been called by banks and corporations having
interest other obligations to pay on the 1st inst
though this has not disturbed the easy of money
and the amounts thus temporarily retired will speedily
he restored to general circulation The currency move
ment continues of material importance, though the
demand from the West quite likely to be more active
before the expiration of the month. Discounts in
moderate supply though the offerings Of granpaper
rather longer than Of late Commercial acceptances pass
IL L-II L. L Z -.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

Seed Leaf has late brn quite ssise the dcmsnd ID IAN
snd consumption, but msiny speculative IN oo ,,
Fail obtained, and the market coses Pf,tr
6deoc for Connecticut Flefs; Bass for do si
aud 015c. for Wrappers; NewNoFk filers q" prs
lot, 35s and do Wrapper. 5c Ohio lenns sfass 80
sad Binders, 00llc DO sssoel lots, loo Sc 90 p hnI
Manufactured moderately scfive and stesy We gs. ~
follows Black Wcrk EGOc. cVHnou To medium and I'm
fne Bright Work, 25d;sc common To medium snd i,
d.. Fo,ixn have fod little sy ~it""-1
,slue.. We quote aya ElGsac ot t"nmi, si 10
~ % Ia TO Prime lsra pc. ict '@ shs F''
for II Ga.
TALL )WTlm msrke. has been hess active + weak bd! ~ p
D. Ia sfiau t at q 49,, The latter for u
WHI>ki-Nh 30 hbb rrcPs the market hss be- -
a. sales OF 2I bbls. -t Sj5c Tor rOnhoun@
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

PETROLEUM-Thec has been improved demand fo Cld' N
bulk only avstesd prizes; sales OF equal to Goo et M
hnslness reported
= %. b /. that ne
g. There ha. hot moderate d.m md for We
fined mainly prizes sales Of 2O bh for %
23.c Naptha quiet st 0stc In PhsdePa t5 "a
inquiry loNer figures; sss lHO bb. November iu
December 5O each month"; % snd 2O00 h Deceple al zane
price receipts wrre-Rrined 9s9 bbl Crude h2n hbs
RICL-Te market well supplied an tue sOk continue 10 n
with holders ofrg e and easy terms tlough h' IS
hardly much depressed last week fo
somewhat nominal; tcs Carolina stti0c
SUGARS-The s het with mach appareai ona
Indifferent sd cautious aud few will take ANYTHING not re
qured by the pressing esse of The hour To-day the move
anu,usy fall feeling rong W some 'p o'
claiming gauce hut nothing waraats scnsl ohsn % eg
aEl still fsir Good Refining and M io No
Y box sales Of so hhds At 81 ae tr Cuba lode 10, ro1
and 100 hoIes Hana 10. lie Reine ul ami
l5i for ani, 2 d9 for so hte. aud .d M iof Zero"
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The gold market small sales has been steady at III
tll rs the principal quotations though the price
mentaiiy touched luialllt The only consideration
affecting the premium still the scarcity OF cash gold to
deliver Notwithstanding the payments OF the Treasury
on account Of November interest. The borrowing rates
until tomorrow lGi alJ2036i of per cent, hat
and 7d3a2t per cent per year The operations Of the
Gold Exchange Bank were follows: Gold cleared,
>62s7o0og gold balances, 81 7OS SS2 and currency bal
ances, s?,ll969i. The principal quotations as fol
lOws
1000 mllll 70 2m....Iil!' i30 mllI! 3o0 D. .lIll
iV'p A. mill. lS:5p P MILL. 2Ui m.llla JDp MILL
iiS Ii:S m..IIli l'ooP mill! 2eP milii 1901 ~illi
The transactions at the sub-Treasury to-day as
follows:
God rr'eP s28oi ~ Currency receipts 1907
""l PtFw.ns 4.kiaifs3
Cod balance 6lB4Olo5 - CoeneT balnnce. 697lOio o.
tusoms
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COEFEE-Te oci Rio bd br importers in the Unte this
morning bags including j0D Galveston Mobile
1000 Savannah "a Baltimore and 20 Ncwiork The
quotitins flow~; In bond y! !G9l for ordinary
lOdiOc for fair do; Ilac gOoi lldl2 for
pe Duiy paid IA 0ac The extreme for invoices The
crrent rib- parcels fail prices he
paid accumulation small we'll under control sud generally bh
with confidence bn, sill show caution and greatly
elned exceed positive Java h a. higher kgus view Of
abroad ndis
Marscbo Edl3lc aud Lsga,r l6lr sales
day = Baltimore 40 bags Rio per Serene AID at H. mIon Roads
A m do R.rto
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

Inc state bond market remains In the same dull
""' an" without any changes worthy Of notice There
were rev small ransactions at the Board in Missouri
os " u tennessee te new oOi and Arkansas 7 The
folio wing were the bids.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

"o'rFnnent bonds have been inactive and a fraction
hIshr nan Yesterdays quotations, though devoid OF
'"chatiVe or investment features. The eos G4s and
ola 5is, were quoted exeOupon. The market closed
steady on the basis Of 40, Sil0s for Gl's. Fisk *
uIlll III
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

r BRICK. BueBos Ayres, mixed golD3i d35
Common IIanl NJ r jO0 - 20 Hog, Western UnWasbr,
" r. H...PM 0Ja 20 (carreGcyl ............W dlli
Jersey. wa pi LINE
Crotcn Fronts p NJ 10 O0dl9 ~ Common, y bb.......t 10
Phlsdephia Fronts. - 0ldJ3 % Lump, II 10
CENaSL ILalhs, Eastern, M....,.,,. ~
Rosenlslt p bbl...... - 81 90 PLAsTEs PARIS. .-
Nova Scotia W., y tnn. - a. 90
RIO GIande mixed, gold ~ Nova Scotia b., p tun. IS ~
H.. ............... -d35 Gale Eat&Cy 40 az 50
BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-Only limited receipts of prime
prices hini sales u
n Medium HHr, Id8c., apd prime
Green 3a6. d. BrOom in fair demand at = 5Od eJ 30 per
BEBSWAXfle market is dull but in prices hear Of change
We a t2c. for Southern, aud SHE for Western
COTfON-MOre favorable private advces from abroad have
and with good business the market quite
III av the or the feeling OF iu
the ports sales 1921 bales ga last evening
00 srryel which 293 for oonsump
don 6 for speculation aud 30 IN tsnL For future delivery there
irreguaty, The market closes little sales
evening loo bales November To- 6tc 40 Decernber
October
November shipment basis lOr Low Mding Isle.
to-day I6al5 ION each November December
60l6.c 2 January at lbdlo. and O free, on bos Charleston,
NewYork Los Mdimgs Ele al on basis II Low Mthng We