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IN THE CONFIDENCE OF THE AID.
MINISTR ALTON.

We have witnessed that the wing press, pretty
generally throughout the country, have labored to
impress the belief upon the public mind, that Mr..
Richie did not possess the confidence of The AID
ministration, and was dependent on rumor for the
facts stated in that paper. We think the follow
ing important official communication will effectu-
ally correct any such false impression.
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From NAUvoo-The steamer .Ns,o Hayen
arrived here yesterday evening, from Nauvoo,
which place she left on Saturday evening last
The Mormons had then nearly all left about fE
teen families came down to this city on the New
Haven: The steamers Osprey and Uncle Toby
had taken large Numbers up the Mississippi
LOlGs .ke,g Ern Crpf %
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A CHANGE IN THE NAVY YARD

Last evening the command of Com. Jesse
Wilkinson ceased in our Navy Yard, and to-day
the broad pennant Of Com. Charles w. Skinner
was run up. We hope the ensuing adminisira-
tion will be more favorable to the workmen en-.
gagged in the Yard, than the last has proved. All
persons attribute TO the new Commandant great
energy of character and if it is properly exert.
ed, we may look for material and favorable chang
es, in the shape Of business.
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From the Philadelphia Times, itself.
THE CHANGE.

LIE CT1hrNGf.
Our readers will perceive that the one half of
The =" Spirit of the Times" formerly owned by
Mr.. j. G. Sims. has been purchased by Mr.. E..
II. Penniman of this city. The number of ap.
plicanls for the share alluded to. was really be-
yond computation, and Mr.. Penniman has been
selected from the number as a gentleman well
qualified by his business habits, his sound Demo-
cracy. and his excellent reputation to add to the
character and prosperity of this journal.
The editorial course Of the Times will Of course,
remain unaltered. Mr. j. 8. Du Sole will con-
tlnue to he. as heretofore, the Senior Editor, and
will maintain, as he has always done, the pure
Principles, and advocate the upright Men and
Measures of the Democratic Party.
With this preliminary We let the gentlemen
speak for themselves.
TO THE PUBLIC
The undersigned. after a connection of upwards
of three years with the Spirit of The Times. has
sold his entire interest to Edward A. Penniman,
Esq, who to-day assumes his place. The last
three years have been marked by events which
VIII long be member in this community, and
during all this time the public will hear witness
to the hrm and independent course Of the Times.
The Democracy have always been well and faith.
fully served by its honest course, and the Times
has outrun The most sanguine expectations of its
friends in public estimation.
Mr.. Penniman is too well know, both as a gen
'Fhid" anu d LeIDocIdI, 10 leave a d0uDt that the
paper will continue to prove itself The friend of the
oppressed, and the fearless champion of Demo.
cracy.
Confident of the continuance Of that PATRONAGE
Tor the new firm which has heen so literally be
slowed on the Times during The last three wears,
the undersigned subscribes himself the %public's
OBI Servant, JNO. G SIMS.
From the above il will be seen that John C..
Sims. Esq, has Withdrawn from the proprietor.
ship OF this paper. In whatever position Mr..
Sims may hereafter be placed, ! wish him, most
cordially, happiness and prosperity. In entering
upon the duties of proprielorship Of the Times, I
deem II unnecessary to trouble lis readers with an
%eIaborate address. | have always been a Demo-
crat, and design to keep the paper emphatically
Democratic. Sustaining the men and measures
OF the party upon the broad principle Of right, be-
cause | believe the happiness and welfare Of The
people to be The true object Of party and of gov
eminent. | am bound 10 no man, and will adyo-
cate the success of no faction. The great Demo.
crate famiiy, and every member Of il, shall be
fairly represented in the columns of the Times.
| have no private gfiefs TO crafty, and entertain
no unkind feelings towards a single human being.
The past cannot be recalled-ihe future is be.
fore me. IT untifing industry will ensure success,
assure the patrons Of the Times that their SUD
port will not be in vain. The business of the es-
tablishment will be conducted hereafter under the
firm Of E. A. Penniman & Co.
f.. A. PENNIMAN.
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WHAT'S IN a NAME 1--WE see by the papers
thai Daniel Webster was married in Louisville
ON The 3isl ult' Ischariab Taylor was put in
the Baltimore watch house one dav last week for
whipping his wife 81. Inns ReDe;He.
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Iai9'ed Meat can be entirely freed of It's diss-
gTeeable state, if when boiling, a piece Of charrsd,
or burnt stick be kept in the pot. A piece Of char
coal is as good.
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NOTICE
MU1lGE
To Cotton and Wooden Manufacturers

and those Insuring thems
FEVEIE subscriber offers Tor sale COTTON WILLOWS or
L PICKERS OF plan which possesses the following
properties the old plans, viz:
IL takes less power, requires less repair viii do great
deal work. simple in constructions VIII Clean
the better and will convey the cotton loO feet or
from the machine, and is little liable TO lire IRON
friction any other machine in mill and separates me
cotton so msueiy that j. relieves the succeeding machne
taps GEsfi asSs- s.! %9s aud q c9gTas COSTS
perfect work They are in successful operation in some
twenty lve or thirty OF the hest mills in The country
Lowell, Manchester, Saco. Providence, Norwich a.,
Orders will be attended to, directed me at NEWTON
UrPER FALLS EDMUND BACON.
Sup' Elliott Mills
York nj e co. al Saco.
can ready say that consider your Willow the best
machine have used FOR The first operation
from The bale, and shall pvt them into all the Mills Of The
YnFkMfg 20. to tahe the place Of those row in them.
Cory o. 9 iettr from ~ fumes, oUerseer oft9e Cardiae
Depart az the Stark NUS, Maachester, Nh
This Is % certify thai two Of Nf Bacans Willows in
successful operation at the stark Mills The average quan
tty Of Cotton worked in this Mill Sc 900 lbs per week
one q these Willows prepares IS 600 lbs and the other
1000 lbs. in the length Of time and much better tnan
the Lowell The Mason's Willows vii! one third OF that
confidence recommend Bacon Willow ms FAR s,nerr RI
aus nm acquainted with, knowing that merits Of the
machine is known il will Immediately be introduced
JF.JAMEs.
Nortcicb. Ocf H. 1916
Mr. Bacon-Dear Sir il is now over wear that have
had one Of Your Cot pckers 10 operation at NV Mill in
Greenvilie Coni and truly say that give il decided
ple'efiIce over any other kind that have used
seenit prepares the beautifully requiring but lille
power 70 dtiYe u and will do an astonishing Of
work % the best manner short think il tally answers
MI the recommendations you give OF it.
ours. trRy, VIM + CLARK
also offer for sale WOOL PiCKERs, to the
merits OF which offer the testimony Of ALEX WRiaHT
Esq s1;.'' Of the Lowell Mfg CO.
Rlr y Bacon, 'se-- ~-Fhe Picking MAchnas had
Of yon for Wool are much ked-one Of them Is usea 0.
Worsted Woo, ant are perfectly satisfied that il o9el
me WOOL better and breaks the staple than any pickle
WeeVef iied The other Is used Filling WOols and we
are equally satisfied ba short fine ana coled woods il
T. more ehleienl tbanihe scotch Picker which until we
u'ed yoefs was the beet could find.
yours, &C A. WRIGHT, Sup't Lowell Co.
NOV p. dlaw wti46
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FACTS REGARDING THE
SUGAR COATED IMPROVED
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

z
FOR CONSUMPTION, COLD
RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA AND FEVERs.
yTAVLN,, heea attacked some months WIN bSo
j i Cough Weakness ia ny Chest, aug loss Of apPe-
lie used Nrghi's indian Vegetable Pills hut grew
worse, win cold sweals al night; could not sleep ana
m snith's sugar Coated Improved Indian Vegetable
pins which restored my heath within six days, and
believe them to be the best renedy ever aSsa; .n
Cambridge oct IS, lsa4
,Extr4c from a. 6. Page's letter, duted
Bath Jan 81 l845.
The sugar dated Indian Vegetable piIs You me
.e well and give good satisfaction. They sell better
Than any have had
lErt,qct from Leus Barrstes letter, dated
Cannan, Me-, Feb. 8, 1916.
The Pills hitch received o!you have gwen such uni
versa sat, where they nave been purchasel ana
me snle mas been SO unfit run that thought best TO re
guest you send me on some more Of them Immeda's
IErnqctJrom Nm N Paokard's1snerl, dated
9ionson, Mass, Jan %, ls45.
sir enclosed is the payment for the last pills. You
"a in Dease send by Express another lot, say or
dozen; they give good satisfaction. have not on hand
more ihan boxes. and do wish to be out OF them
is:rtract from Daaf Tq2 & Son,s letter, dated
Taltsyille, W., Feb. g, 1915.
Your Pills received few days since, and have
ssd some of Them and also used some ourselves, and
nnk very favorable of then and they are liked by those
who have used them.
all and wishes ioz. boxes Immediately, and they
give such satisfaction that he has determined
NJ A. ALIEN. OF Palmer De7ot states that he was
verv thankful he appointed agent, his wife
mas been an invalid for time, and box OF thes
pills Immediately cured her; also, that they had perform
ed alike wonderful in the town, and was entirely
out and wanted more immediateywas agent for other
pills but shou- only recommend these.
Extract from j B. DGnforths letter, dated
Barnard, VT, an. IL, 1916.
Please send Immediately dozen. Smiths sugar
Coated Indian Vegetable Pills. those You short
tine since are nearly all sold and give universal salts
! faction.
The above only few Of The numerous letters which
daily received Of the great popularity and success oil
these truly excellent Pills. They The best medicine
FIR the above complaint that Sold and in every case
that they have tried have given universal saisiac-
ton, and should be kept family medicine by every
one We only ask trial of them to convince the most
4 skeptic Of the truth OF these assertions,
The directions and treatment at the diseases, accom-
1 pany every box Price IS cts per box.
No . Sugar Coated Pills. can be genuine without tht
signature OF sole inventer r G.. BENJAMIN SMITH
Nj. D., President ofthe N, Y College Of Heath,' UpoI
! every box.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of this medicine
I79 GreenWch 81, NeW York. and Water 81, Boston
Agent in Worcester, JAMES GREEN co.
FOR SALE IN ALL THE PILLAGE S and TOWR
IN NEW ENGLAND STATES.
N. B.. No trGDeIng pediars arc atto0ed TO sell ines
Pnls II March s.
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FROM WORCESTER, daily except Sunday1
with Passengers from the Western Rail Road, Albany,
Hartford New Haven and New York Wis New AaNeh AT
l0AM ana Ct P NJ. stop9ias az WGg Stations
With Passengers from the Norwich KAN Road IA - An;
sfoppihe al Way Stations.
th Worcester Passengers, at and 10 A ane q PM
stopping at Hay Stations. D-,n;.b
Wb Passengers from NetuYork by Steamer to NoFwCA'
early every day except Monday stopping only at FTats
With Passengers from New York by Long island Kan
Road every afternoon except sunday
FROM BOSTON.
,'or 4Ibang and Western Railroad, Hartford New ia
ven and New YORK. at 10 AN and 4P a.
For Norgicb ami Stations on the Norwich "ai'o"u' "
n A. n. and q P. MI - t.Yoo.,ar Rail
For Wo~ceStev ana Way Stations on tue s'oto'ssei 100
Road al u and 10 a. 81, 81 ala , r. NJ
ro; af;ijbwrD a; "A A. NJ. and p P.
Far Nsm york via Norwich and by Steamer, every oSs
except SUNDAY, az p. NJ =, ~ very do,
For Neu York, by Long Island IAN NoAo' ." o'e' ~
except Sunday, at 4. n.
FROM MILLBURN.
For B9stoa and Way Stations daily except Suua9 a.
81 a. N. and 81 P. NJ ~, $50,
r-on Boston, at 81 A.at 81 &94PM, daily except sulas
40 III Newton at 5 Il l02 AM. u & PM. do 90.
The last train each oay may be omitted IN case q SIG"
sunday Mall from Worcester at "a, M-iFom Boston ~
An Baggage at the risk ofits owner
Fares are less when paid at the Ticket Onces sll IA
lhe Cars. WA. fAt'iAhAN' lao
Dee. I. l845. VT
NORWICH ~ WORCESTER RAILROAD.
~
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BKINCk EKHUFF, Sole n
Principal Office $50 Broome 50
AGENTS.
NEW YORK , Der. q
NOTICE.

hereby notify the public that HoRAoh Ev-
FEET IS no longer my General Agent; @ld that
! ave 20 connection with lin, nor hive any
thing to do with any pills which he mavlotfer 70
the pablo, called the Health Restoyot,l pins
nor any ether medicine manufactured bylbim.
~ q. BRINCKERu0FF.
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Oaily except sunday
Leave Worcester AZ P. NJ.
Leave Norwich at An.
~ Tie Evening Accommodation nom Norwich, anc the
Mnrnnr Accommodation Train from WoTceses viii be
discontinued.
NEY YORK TRAIN, uia long Island Rail Road
Leaves Worcester Norwich and New IoTk al So MN
utes past A. NJ. daily except sunday. Stopping at me
WAY Stations both ways for Passengers.
Leaves Norwich about for Worcester and Boston
daily except sunday.
NEW YORK TRAIN, Uia Steam Boot.
Leaves Worcester Norwich and New York at 81 p NJ
daily except Sunday.
Leaves Norwich Tor Worcester and Boston every moTn
Ing except Monday upon arrival Of the Boat from New
York. about 9 o'clock
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each ray, except Sunday.
Fares are less when paid tor Tickets than when paid
in She cars }. W. STOW Eli, SUN.
Norwich, Dec II, 1916.
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MINERAL TREASURES,

A GOVERNMENT GRANT Of one mile square, IN the
IA Mineral district Lake superior IL Offered for sale
To- 500 Inquire Of JOHN MILTON EARLE, Worces-
ter st Aug. 20
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ADAMS q CO.'S
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
FXpREGG

Tgg5s5lIs55Eaz & co. forward Goods Parcels; Money
sss2ssssg no &C., and make collections on Norwich
ss -s-z~New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Pitts
burg and St. Louis, with the prompttude giving a
possible all and any kinds of business Of the above
description entrusted to them. " A. & CD asoforWafa
Parcels Letters &c. to all parts OF Europe.
OFFICES.-9C Court ST., Boston 1856 Main st., " oFees
Ter IS sheucke ST., Norwich; b +. Bolies n London
Is Chesnut 81, Philadelphia; Wall Street New fork
Light ST., Baltimore; Penn Avenue Washington; 50
Garner Pine aA4 y atsrr SIS = Luis
Worcester, Sept. II. N w b. DINsMORE.
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aosroN 4 WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
Winter Arrangement.

~ k.vsegg7s ssssssg7.fsggys 80 "A
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New Drug StOre,

Shoe Dealers and Family Stores.
HIP ELLIS Water proof PASTE BIN CRI.A q
kD for Winter use Is now ready for sale No mmly
should be without this BIackng, for II has proved real
leather nourisher H. excellent quality has secured for
itself high reputation, and the low price al which
sold renders II valuable article for all
II Is for sale by the Agent, q. II CREIGHTON, nj
No. SGT Narrower Street, BOSTON,
al the Sign of the Highlander.
b. liberal discount made TO wholesale purchasers.
Directions for the boxes. l3w Dec IL
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Arrived.
s s. s2 IsiisSsi M1si %
YoiL March snivss ~ Msr.sy. .ou,hsmsI, Palmer In
John b.r io SYoi md Boston oa. i .s
S s; ' Il W.; "s! 's s. e s :::
Foreign Ports.
Deal March Arr Mediator. New York. In the river. NJ
M.sa.Tr Mach s-Arr s-i,. rI.nd. New Yck.
Lrss,SSoa M sEA s,.u H',swa Mobile; Grace Or
PoRrI AND, Mich s-Am Atlantic. NYork for Bremen.
Ae mt s . ss Be 's; ss
con pete wreck.
wore,er lmportaslons.
q s!;.::
i;sa 90 *: &c p. r s
smi.n-s9 erst.s ck ear'heIwarr Murfsd-x dis Trees
s:a y 81 ss; ~: TT S.:
s.ad. p ss 81 :. s:t
ss.Ima;S1 WALTON cs@m.ss whi,sh.a.s ca Dbl.
/ o'DsSn.ii iEs vito s.i:. s.sy.: s.I.rss.o:
ssw.i-s bsni'; I j-sa:'oo c. "dz s:.d: Full Gs
clay :; s%'s ns
&C. =s:. wsS s. s..
d. T Sss . do. g 81 s'H H
f.. lanes .a., 8 S;s:s s ,
TIT s'i t's:. CO.
sm wares w Smith co.'s do mdse sper Feu.er--
~ k-tcgx cs-2s w Canniux-i Al % haz-u < cos
cves 'ch'nsry Leousrd m. &ro essk ,dware lace
hsrdw re Irving vanw r ,rdwsrs and fustian,
Ewas-s ca.ks h rdwsre nsrdwsl Dncu-i Meyer Leon
howa, paekag. bead Stu = co-l c.sk srawsre
oro.r-a do csse DO saw. Edward Connery- DO do
h.,d AID tssl soots s.neon smi,h-l B,rton--
Field. Hi,lsy Kaa-le y sH.nmssI vi, 4 Mi,eA.il
Watt shrrmsn--i hodes-l Hsnt-i Henry Ccgg;ll L
col AL Halst@d-3 KENNEDY Brsgsn-i Mniv-m-i De-
= Dsvs:on Ksls-, tsss cr:n,'.s Welsh Mallo!xIs
Walk ya Cad Tayio, sons-ess bars iron Devs Brooks
Coz pkgs Facone coz 3 Harris col y IN mas-3
w Smith col Harden ce-2 Dpryee-A BroWer--
I0 Swords - y sh.w-is w Chsapey 4 e.-,ii 9
10 cks 100 bdls sheet ofdsr
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Psssengsrs Arrived.
LvERpooL-Pseket ship Yo kshire-Sirs MeCcssln nrYss
Add thu children, Kew York; Mixs Mrcounrn Cubnt Jas
Wood Ssmoei AlIinsoa PhlsdsIIhs, Maloay N Iork.
John Norton Pennington, onn-5o0 in stseIsgg
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LAUNCHES There will be two launches this
morning. One asleamboat, called the Mountaineer,
from the yard of w. II. Brown, foot of Twelfth
street, al II O'Clock. She Is 40 feet long, n feet
beam, and Intended to ply between this city and
Peeksk'll The other is from the yard Of Penne,
Paterson and Stack, at the head OF Water street.
iine clipper schooner, of 100 tons burthen, called
the Perine She IS designed for the coasting
trade, and owned BY Messrs henry d smith and
Clark Elliott, Of Midd.etowu, G.,
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Highly Important Intelligence.
Tremendous War Feeling In England
Effect in Europe Of the Refus'
to Arbitrate,

And of the Passage Of The Oregon Notice Reso-
lutions In The American House,
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SHIP Henry CLAY I'VE learn that the shin 81.
Patrick was not in company with the Henry Clay on
Tuesday afternoon, the 2ith inst. II may be safely
lalaIred, from the time OF the St pauick's arrival
that they were not at that period, The afternoon OF
The 2i,h, within two hundred miles of each other
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
IMPROVEMENT IN THE COTTON MARKET.

THE DEPRESSION IN THE ENGLISH AND
FIR GNCH FUNDS.
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From NruvIrAs-Cart Mayhem, Of the bark
Martin w. Brett, a, This port, says tina, the Puerto
Principe and Neuvitas Railroad will commence
running on the 9Th of April No other news.
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Travel TO EcnoPE.-The steam ship Hbernia
will leave Boston to-day, for Liverpool, with every
berth filed. Over hundred and twenty passengers
will go IN her About fifty of these took the cars
Yesterday morning, and PASSED over the excellent
Long Island Railroad That route is the best for
those who wish TO be sure Of reaching Boston in
time 10 take passage in the mail steamer.
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AN ExCLuSiv
Extraordinary Ocean & Land Express
THE
NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE.
Arrival Off Long Island

PACKET SHIP voaxsH1Ru.
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Law AND ORDER.--The election in Rhode Island
takes blacc to-day
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HALurAx In the Piece Hall business similar to
that Of several weeks past Stocks are not heavy for
the and prices without alteration Yarns are not
the Increase The spisners Get with ceuton In not
making heavy purchases at the high price wool bears at
present There was Improvement in the wool trade.
Noils and brokss are in good request
prices there 10 slteration, and the stocks
in the Cloth Halls continue to be belov an average at
this period Of the year. There have been rather more
buyers in the town during the past week than has been
he Of late: business has, In conssq uencs, been
more lively In the warehouses.
BaADvosp Wool MAaKEr.-The market continues In
the dull state which has for some weeks
past The transactions are very limited No Doubt tbs
:, Ss
In prices we cannot notice any change
LEicEsrxR-There 10 NO improvement in the demand
for good: Ts: hand. ar. general, IN wors and III:
inquiries Tor short woods and combing skin WOOL
LAxcAsH,ax 10 Blackburn. during the lat fortnight
there has been but lew manufactured goods inquired
after and prices Iunous The yarn market 10 dull
and prices rather lower Handloom viewers are in
wrsohsd circumstance and wages keep getting lowers
to the incn the wssvss have only Oh and they have to
submit 10 sbstements for the most trn'ng faults Cali
CO block printing. At Church parish oswaidtwise Ac.
crington and their vicinites, 70 extremely dull and
hands have not much more than two days work psr
week. The handloom weavsrs at Whaiiey and Rib.
for several years past; wages are extremely low, and
the wssvsu have not half employment The silk trade
in the peighborng towns Of Manchester, muck slack
PARIs Bouasg. March 2-rhs news from America had
caused depression In thu French funds tho
Three per Gents closed Sal TO- the Five per Cents 1857
eoc the Orleans Rail- 1877 soc; Ronsn lo72i
6Oc HsvTs 7s0 Great Norther 96 25c; Avignon i0l7f
Soc vierzon TAO; Bordeaux 672 SOC; Boulogns 5s0f;
Troyes and Montsreau ao Basic css SOC; Deppe a70f;
Paris and Sssbursh 56lf 2oc; Tours and Nsntes $685.
Paris and Lyons 63if 25c
The following are the quotations for other lines
Lyons and Avignon Railroad (rslsboN 5oef; ditto Ga.
coinie) Sosf ditto tcompagTs Msrdionale) Sof SOC;
ditto De6iItives $50 26c; Bordeaux and Cete (Macksn
ze) Ssof &c; dino (spslsto) olof ditto Dsnnvs scot
50s Cbsrlsroi ss6 SOC.
Lorpos CoRr EXCHANGES, March 4 We have again
to report the arrival VI very moderate supply Of whss
for market conseq the stands we're barely
filed With samples Although the attendance OF puy err
all. the finest qualities Of beth red ana ~ e
commanded steady sale At very full prices; wnne me
value Of the other kinds readily supported rof or
eign wheat there fair demand hns wnnvu' shy III
provement in value Holicrs OF Corn under 10 weVo
again Arm and would sell except at extreme ngures
Mating Barley. the supply Of which vas small movsc
on brsslv At Monday prices In other kinds comca
ra,vely little was doing The Malt trade vas steaay.
Iste rates Oats were good request quite 90 much
money: but all other articles commanded very little -
tantion