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'E.t s' NEW YORK, Sept. 80, z p. m.
The Great Western is now telegraphed be-
low New York. ktp4l@# btlg


A fire broke out last night in the large croc-
kerry establishment Of Messrs Wetmore & Co.
situate in Water street, which nearly consum-
ed the entire building.


The loss is estimated at $50 900, but is most
ly covered by insurance.


The feeling in the -four market to day con
tinues firm at Yesterdays prices, and tending
upward. 't htgaa


The grain market is without any special
change since yesterday. 1'tt


Corn meal $3.50. .,.e


The supply of wheat is not equal to the de-
mand.


Prime western corn 72a73c


Northern corn 75c
gg Oats 38a40c. sls n.Aneat


Rye 7sasoc. al


Barley Coo.


Flaxseed sl2O. ,.


The advanced price Of cotton is maintained.
1.-The transactions at the stock exchange were
TO fair extent. nr6 '2 aoa e


There is fair demand for Provisions.


Groceries are in better request
Sugar has advanced little. a.a"
Coffee remains as last quoted.
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