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Wednesday,, August 2S-0 II. NJ.


The Stock Market rallied little today. At the Old
Board Long Island advanced per cent; Canton Co /;
Norwich and Worcester, 2i; stonipgton, j; Reading
Railroad Iii Vicksburg ii Pennsy vana SIS, Il Illinois
fell Oft Ii Erie Railroad Farmers Trust and Ohio
closed firm at yesterdays prices At the New Board the
operations were very limited and many sales reported
were no doubt of fictitious nature. Long Island i'm
proved II per cent; Canton, !; Harlem, /; Norwich and
Worcester, si Ohio 6s ].


there appears to be iderabe excitement In Wall
street in relation to exchanges Spectators have been
purchasing largely at 92 premium, in anticipation Of
large consequently an advance in rates before
the departure Of the steamer. very limited demand
must place quotations for good bills at 10 per
cent premium. First rate bills are held now
at 10. The stock spectators not strong enough
to kse? the rates for exchange below specie
shipping point They have made great efforts to
do so, and have. in two instances, submitted to
large losses to accomplish their object They cannot
control the market for exchanges in the face Of the i'm.
menseimporatisns Had the receipts Of foreign mer
chandse not been so large by many millions the brokers
might have Kept back the specie going but
as things now stand the must the precious
metals to the shores Of Europe Mexican dollars are in
very active demand. The London packet ship St. James
tho packet Of the LIST Of September from this port has
already $soOoos engaged, and the prcmium will, no
doubt rule at II per Should this premium be
realised, gold must take salt andt il. possible the
steamer of the 10th September may take quantity


The amount of revenue received the port of Boston,
for the week ending the oath inst was $500 Oo0


During the second quart Of tho present year. April
May aud June the iollowii the principal exports
to foreign countries from Philadelphia =


EXPORTS FROM PHILADELPHIA TO konEIGr CouyTRIrs