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nder. The New York Stock Market. The New York Herald, of the 6th, says there was no abatement of speculative excitement on Saturday, and adds: At the first board there was an advance of 3 per cent in Missouri 6 s, and 2 per cent. in Erie old, other descriptions being firm at the highest quotations of Friday evening. In the afternoon there was a rush to realize profits which led to a decline of 2 per cent. in Erie preferred, ½ in Illinois Central, and 1a1½ in other active shares. Erie preferred, ½ in Illinois Central, and 1a1½ in other active shares. After this decline new buyers came in, and the market closed firm at an advance of ½a1 per cent. from the lowest prices of the day. An active demand for money was created by the speculation in stocks, and the regular lenders on stocks disposed of all their means at an early hour at 5 per cent., after which some loans were effected at 6. Exchange closed at 135½, gold rose to 12¼ and demand notes to 119¼. Miscellaneous. The latest letters from Mississippi represent the national loss i