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I, we have up, 70 this moment had no report
oy Telegraph of the steamers news now
looked for. tteo2.tta


4 There IS nothing OF local interest, sufficient
ly important to report. t5sTo bas ael
bhe weather continues warm, but we have
pleasant breeze.i ~ ia5q .,ssr o


The transactions at the stock board 10 day
were to moderate extent and but little yaria-
ton in prices.


mi n .tH b4f,&R F.y.g III Ma1s.


The Hour markets. still firm, and holders Of
fresh ground are not willing 10 take less than
$4 so. ys.4 ,r,f f.,,g -.


There is an active demand for wheat
sales Of prime reds at 81 per bushel. Na' I.
!. Corn has also gone up to 90 Csc for vel
low. !" atWa.t4 p attatu a.a Rst E.q LAD
Oats 30cts. ya,ftes1 i'sgs y Eaau.t ~ai s.


Sales OF New Orleanssugar at previous rates
anu hrm. ta1ra wm . agSl ai l..,1,s.


No change in Provisions. ga4


