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BEEswAx-This article remains very steady, and
prices remain at 30 cts for Southern yellow


BREApsruFFs.-The news by the Great Britain up to
this late day does not to be dgested The excite
ment caused has not yet subsidized and dealers are
fearful lest they should sell at too low rate while buy
mid at making transactions at the prices asked
Upon the whole, scarcely remember witnessing
much confusion and excitement in this market
sequent upon European intelligence, and believe it will
take days to quiet settle the agated state
fairs which new exist; since this day week advance
Of size per barrel has been made upon previous prices
The sales have been extremely large since Wednes
day at various prices and to-day large sale of ordinary
common brands for Export at $5 rs Southern Flour
has advanced; also, Brandywine SIS IS SIS So Wheat
has shared rse and part Of the excitement proportion
ately with four large sales OF Illinois and Southern
effected at 81 O5 81 10. The sales in Rye have also
been extensive at advanced price say 73 II cents
Southern Corn active and transactions LIBERAL at 90
62t cents.


Ar AucrioN-ss chaldrons Liverpool Orrsl Coal, at
81 rs; 90 do at 81 to 81 75.I


CorroN.-The Sales to-day quite moderate, and
show decline Of onequarter per cen but little dispo
ston being shown to operate at that. until later
advices received We continue quotations until
the market assumes more decided bearing