THE MARKETS. :
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There has been only moderate business doing
in produce the past week. " ".-
T0Gdcco-The breaks continue light without va
ration in prices. The arrivals of loose new is
ry moderate, and sells readily at so 10 S5, accord
ing to quality. .f.s,s


Couon-In the early part of the week small sales
were made at 7c. After the receipt of the. late
Foreign news 7-S was paid; the market however
settled down at the close Of the week to 3-4 ;des
mand not active at this price. Sales of the week
reach to about 300 bales. l.'3a
Cor:s-T demand for this article is good, and
prices have upward tendency. We quote 5S to
Large lots would command more .s.s.;


Wheat---In the early part of the week 81 123 TO


LIS the highest price for good to prime parcels.
After the receipt of the Foreign news it advanced
to ST. 22 al which price We now quote good sam
pies.


. Ahhough Che accounts are very favorable