correctly stated in our Report of yesterday, and we now submit the following as more closely approaching bout—at 54/55 for val, and '£2.56 for " spot" P.M. £2.51 for Mussachusetts 40 for 36. for Indian Head, €2,54 for American Bnsiyn, £2.51 for Old Lion (Appleton), '¥2.50 for ¥2.43/374 for chops of lewes not should not be surer well near the potto whole. to learn that the alleged damage to the crop is pretty And we take this opportunity of recording the following, which transpired after our report went to press yesterday afternoon 2 i 800 pieces Drayon, common, at F1.5; English Sheetings.—-5,700 vi ity at fe 5 to F2.374 per piece.
Grey Shirtings.—12-Ibs. English, 7, 7000 pieces Zine Three Students at $1. ce. wud 1,250 pieces Am Nashua B at £2.35 por piece, 10-' And 6,500 pieces Blue Slug, G4-reed White Shirtings, at T1.74 per piece. The 2,000 pieces 80-reed Kin-kee at $2.24 per piece, reported yesterday, lacks coufirwation. The importer of the chop has made no such sale, 27th May. Motals.—Mr. Alex. Bielfeld says:—Business has been dull throughout the week, and in murly instances where prices have not fallen the greatest difficalty has been experienced in maintaining last week's quotations. Leap.—There was only s very laugaid demand and ssies were difficult to effect. Sone hundred tous LB. have been sold at F420 prompt delivery. Natxop [kox—4,000 bundles Dawes ure reported sold at 1.974. Stocks of Belgian in Importers' hands are decreasing and quotations are fairly steady. in consequence, Ban IkoN,—Dealers meet with moderate demand, but they are well supplied with all descriptic active and vali are not 80 strong. Oxv Inos,—Has remained very quiet. 50 tons Horseshoes, good sizes, were sold at £1.60, and about 700 pic common Scrap Iron have been cleared at auction at 91 cents, TxsPLatss.—Stocks rem: il and values are well maintained. Srest.—Ie unchanged. A lot of 400 boxes Bamboo was put up at auction, but bought in at £2.71. Srevren.—Nothing doing, Srearts jer again but meets with little inquiry. Correr XD Yeuuow Merat Suearaixa.—The market is quiet and restricted to retail saies. Japan Correr.—No b doing, Inox Wrae—Remains unchanged, 100 cneke advertised for public sale to-morrow.
Miscollaneons.—From Mr. A. Bielfeld's report:—Matcues—Are meeting with a very depressed market and deliveries are but small, No sales of importance aye been effected, WiNDow GLass—Continues in fair request. 1,000 boxes, good assortment, have beet placed at 22,35. Neevi+s—have ruled dull and neglected, and th igus of any improvement, Dyes axp CoLovxs,—There is no change for the er to report under thie beading. The dewand for spot lots is vene: cases put up at my auction wart on the 2tst with exceedingly low limite only 50 cases fouud huve Violet at 4 to Gj cents per bottle, Vivlet in $ oz, fir 17 cents and Rouge royal at 14 cents per bottle 7.500 Luttles ea. 2 oz, Cosme, Pberix Chop at £0.16, 5.009 bottles ea. 2 oz. Eosiue, Globe Clop at ¥0.18, 3.000 bottles es. 2 oz, Crystal Green, House Chop at ¥0.124, 2.000 bottles es, 2 oz. Violet, Peacock Cuop at ¥0.09, 2.000. tine ea. 8 oz.-Viulet, Dog Chap at £0.34, 5,000 bottles ea. 2.02 Scarlet, Eagle Chop at 0.08, 2.00) Lottlee ea. 20z Mayents, Etepant Chop at £0.17. Stsaurs CANDLES There are no sales and quotations are nominal,
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