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Commencing Friday, Sept. 1, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS will run daily, SUNDAYS except
ID, as follows -
Boston, IA. NJ, S A. NJ, and I'm
Worcester, 81 A. NJ, 10 A. NJ and 5 80 T. NJ,
Albany, 7 A. NJ, and Ii P M.
Springfield, 81 Am. AMI 1t P M. fer Albany.
Springfield, St A. M, and ct p. M Tor on tbs arrival
Of The train from New York; oI Worcester and Boston,
DAY LINE TO NEW YORK--Ua Springfield.
The Steamboat train leaving Boston at 7 A M and Wor
eester 81 AM will stop Way Stations unless to
cake passengers tor Springfield beyond Passengers pro-
aeed directly by way Of Hartford and New Haven and
arrive in New York by P. NJ.
Returning leaves New York at IA. M. and arrives 81
Worcester at r. NJ.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY
Leave Boston at A. M, Worcester 10 NJ and arrive
at Albany at64 PM-or leave Boston at M orceset
SO NJ lodge in Springfield; leave 81 next morning
and arrive in Albany at II P. M.
The trains for Trey leave on the arrival of the rains
at Gfeenbush
The trains for Buffsn leave Albany at74A M. 7PM
The trains ofihe PittsfeId ad North Adams Rail oad
connect Ptsfeld.
The Bousatonic Rail Road at the State line
The trains for Northampton and Greenfield connect nj
Springfield and passengers proceed by Stage to rae%
boro', Windsor Bellows Fails Hanover, Haverhill DC
Stages run fEom Charlton Southbridge from West
Brookned 10 Ware Enfield, New BnliHree and Hardwch
from Palmer to Three Rivers, Belchertown Amherst
Ware and Monson. HENRY GRAY, @
Agent Western Railroad.
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THROUGH TRAINS

Leave Worcester at & A NJ. and As PM.
Leave Providence at Z so AM 3.15P PM.
u Passenger Station, Worcester in Green Street Depot
do do Providence in Ewing of Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached, eaveQ
Worcester for Uxrdge (where il with Special
Train for Providence IL 80 AM, from Green Street.
UXBRtDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave fxbrdgr Tor Providence at Ills AN. e. LIS Pm.
Leave Providence for Uxbrdge at III is M and M
The Special Train from Uxbrdge, and the Passenger
Car from Worcester connected with the Freight Train
will NOT he discontinued upon October 28th previous
ly advertised
The through Trains connect at Miville with coachea
Or Statewide. At Whins with coaches for East Doug.
las and Whitlusve Farnums with coaches for Graf
ton centre and Village, At Uxbridge with coachea
Tor Milford and Mendon. At Worcester with trains of he
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad
The As M. train from Uxbrid2e atPawtuck,
ct with trains Of the Boston and Providence Railroad
Boson and the p NJ train from Providence connects
at Pawtucket with train from Boston.
The S45 p. M. Train from Worcester at Prove
dence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains.
ISAAC HINCKLEY, Sup't.
providence Oct. lS4S. dwtf
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LE0NARD'S.
Boston and Worcester EXPRESS,

n VIE subscriber continues run THE EX
ESs~SfAJg PRESS between Boston and Worcester fOi
$sF7EsS the safe transmissO of Packages Bundles,
---~ HanF Notes. Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given to paying, collecting and
goiiang notes. drafts, bills and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce etc.
All packages must be directed to his care.
The subscriber alone responsible for property eRtrus
ed TO his care and risk assumed BY Boston anil
Worcester Rail Road Company
Fackages by this line forwarded from Worcester &c
salem, Newbury port Taunton, Fail River. and New Bed
ford ais" to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express
OFFlc.s-HARNDEN Il cos Office Court Street
Boston; j. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main st
Worcester. & g. LEONARD.
Feb 25, 1s4T. DIFF
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For SaIe.

k~z A TWO story dwelling House situated on Salem
f.eG "A st Said house is SO by % ee' with wood
@l shed aad other convenences. The LOT is 81 by
H. convenient for large small Emily and consider
able fruit the prem For further particulars INQUIRE
of AIVAN ALLEN l6 Trumhull 81
Worcester, n. a
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To Farmers, Merchants, mechanics, &c

10 Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics, &c.
VA Ill hnd at the Worcester County Agricultural Ware
House and Seed Store No 220, Main Street oppo
ate the City Hall, Worcester Herds Grass Fowl Meadow
Ned Top, Northern, Weste n. and White Clover and
n nnode Island Bent Seeds, Oats, Back Wheat, White
=, Eagle, selfsharpening side-IIH and snhso,l Pows
ROW Wheels, Cutters, Points and Irons Geddes, U,y
lows Harrows, CutivatOr Harross Cu'tiyatorS Seed
rahters, Wheebarrows, Canal Barrow VS. and store B,r
store trucks, large and small Sugar Mills Fanpine
ml's Meat Choppers, Vegetable Cutters Straw CUTTER
and Garden Rolls 80" "'''s's'
cheese Hoops, Presses, Baskets and Tubs Wash This
raIs ra Cans, Wood n Bowls, Trays, Soap Dishes al,
mmsr.as' butter, Fruit, Sugar, Spice, knife Boxes and
Cnufns, wash boards, Clothes Pins and Mon H,raIss
h hS loo, and Saove Handles Ok Yokes, and Bows
nosd Tree and Bench Scrapes Grass shears and Hoot
horse cards and Brushes Brush Seythes and snafh
Csa. nniefee stake, Trace, Halter, and CauIs TIe
Shnins Corn Shelters, Corn Crackers Corn ca,,.,''
Ha Ss srnasiS n and Cranks, wSstonss Axes
aias ia, sdddng Knives Sausage PLIERS WneJsaws
and saw Frames, Garden Rakes Cranlersv n as. p".1
DggeIs, Manure Hooks, or Muzzes, Co,he and T,siS
1.s 1uavei r,cks and II indies, Shoveis spades
noes ana Manure Forks and variety OF other ussSn
winch viii be sold at fair prices BY tho subserbs
-------- - .se, ", tofo dAwu
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HOUSE no LETl.

A-s A HOUSE within five doors Of Main street, and
siN IA within three minutes walk of the Pos Office,
J&saA with good accommodations, will be let a Emy
and The rent will be taken in board who VIII furnish heir
own rooms. Inquire This office. Oct. q. d
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Winter Arrangement-1s4S.

Winter Arrangement-1S48.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 81 and 10 A. H.. and At p. N.
The ten O'Clock Train connects with the Boston and
Providence Trains The Evening Train with the
Boston Trains.
Leave Norwich ut SAM, IL M, and 2.45 Pm.
The Morning Train eonnects with the Trains OF the
0os'ou, Providence, and Western Roads, The Noon
Train with the Boston and Providence Trains
The Evening Train with the Boston and Western
Trains.
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester at 81 Am. Leave Norwich at so
A.M.--tDaIly, Sundays exceped)
wEtn STEAMBOAT TRAINS,
Leave Boston at P.M stopping only at FydnaiN CHAM
IS, Worcester at DanieIsonvfEs at ST. MOI ytoA
vt s.42, and arrive az Alyns Point at O'Clock.
RErUREIKG-Leave Allyn's Point about O'Clock AM,
on the arrival Of the Steam Boat.
Passengers must procure Tickets the Station Offices.
No baggage permitted In the Passenger Cars.
No smoking permitted in or upen the Passenger Cars
or Dep0is, 3. II. p LEE, JR.
Nov6. IF snpt and Eng. NJ * W.R.R.
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SIDNEY, New Jersey, July 70, 1913.
Dn A. H. CHRIsTIE-Dear Sir: You wish to know
OF me what has been the result in my own case Of the
application Of THE GALYANIC BELT AND NFcV
LACE My reply is as follows
FOR about ttoeny years had been suffering from Dys
Pepsis; Every year the symptoms became worse nor
couid eotaln permanent relief from any course of ped
cal treatment whatever My physicians were skfII and
eAoeeh' men put here their prescriptions failed About
fourteen years since in consequence of frequent exn
sure TO the weather in the discharge of nv pastoral dn
ues, become subject to a severe Chronic Rheumatism
iI loI year after year, caused me ndesc ribable an
5uu IN me seyeTer paroNysms, the skin my phys
elans sometimes afforded great relief; but this re-
le was only temporary. Farther in the winter of IA
anu 40 IN consequence Of preaching great deal in nv
own and various other churches In this Teoio5 ras q
lacked by the Bronchitis which soon became so severe
@ require an Immediate suspension of my pastoral Ia
~ NERVOUS system a0ds thoroughly p1osiratsR
ana as my Bronchitis became woI5C so asod d M, rs
PepsIa and Rheumatic afection-thus eyncne taf mac
we're connected with each other through the
medium OF the Nervous System. NV suffering were in
oee9 severe, and had prospect other thar being an
urey a'd aside from the discharge of those dutes ana
the performance of those labors in which INV soul La
ever found the highest Of her lows ~ - quo
a. BGt reasoning from effect TO cause concluded that
s ~ siocuS system must be reached before any hone
De INDUCED Of my obtaining relief from these Ir6st
distressing maladies In the whole pharmaronrco 49,
Leemed TO be no remedial agent which could reach ami
my nervous System; every thing that had
rled ior this purpose had completely failed Al last
was led by my friends to examine YOUR inventions ana
hough with no very sanguine hopes of their
GHiVmmre No. 70 9ry the effect Of the application Of the
E y AMI BELT AND NECKLACE with the MAG.
NEIlC FLUID This was in June 1886 TO NV aar,r
AsTohlSHhENr IN TWO DAYS MY DYsprpsIA nan aorr.
IN EIGHT DAYS WAS ENABLED TO prsrA,r -, a.sos.'
LABoks nor HAVE SINCE OMITTED SINGLE sERvIoE ON
ACCOUNT oT THE BRONCHITIS; AND MY RHEumArtc nyFKc.
avE LAO CEASED TO TROUBLE If time I'VE rmitted
MI sheet Of paper with the details of particulars
ou. can now only furnish this brief abstract NV Dys
rePIa mas nerer returned; the Rheumatism once in
vi " M ne, put not severely and is easily arrested
sna : manestiy being driven from It's hold upon my sys
tsp r. ana NJ Bronchial affection is entirely cured Such
NJ Nohaerul ana happy results Of the experiment
nave recommended the BELT and FLUID TO many
Who nave been Likewise suffering from neuralgia afec
TONS. Ihey have tried them wtTn Harry RfstlrsI DE-
LiEVEN EVERY cAsr. - ~
am, dear sir very respectfully yours,
asIe 'sfsals ROBERT w. Lands.
For sale In Worcester by the Agents. M. n, GREEN,
- :. 0hEEN co. dM&sweoply Nov 9
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Lamps. Lamps.

MINIATURE, SOLAR. CAMPnENE AND FLUID
1NI LAMPS-CampheAe Fluid, an Cam hrne OF supe
rIor qua ty for sale wholesale and retail. OIL Lamps
tered TO burn Fluid, by IT, AIRES,
Sept 2l-dtf 93s Msin Street Paus'e Block.
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The following letter, narrating one Of the most re-
from the O' "
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PLASTER.


AuA fTTiE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln sousrs
f!!:A Il known as the Worcester Branch Railroad Del
.1@ pot 10y feet BY So will be fitted up to accommo
iRto basement " ~ ~ va
Also Building situated the Boston and Worcoe,e,
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop so BY 30 n
stories high with steam engine and engine house ATTACH
sdand bincksmiths Shop neai, 40 by 80 feet stories
ngn, WIN ynrb ro"m--wl he fitted to tenants.
Immediate Possession given Inquire NJ the cr nj tbe
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company No. l4s MnIb
""Vs'' du Feb 3.
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For safe IN Worcester, by the Agents. M. u. GREEN,
and J. GREEN a. co. DING weontv =. Novs
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Rev. DR.. Lands, a Clergvman
sIpNEY, New Jersey. Inlu 70 1919

IT New Jersey of distinguished attachments and exalted
reputation =
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WORCESTER 4 NASHUA RAIL ROAD
ss5ssTs sTssss fzssss sfssessss5eezisl -

AORCEST Err N NASHUA hfAA" -
e @ ssEz - -
lrsu fran Worcester the Fickbug R. Road IN GToton
and after Wednesday, Nov. 22 The trains VIII leave
as follows as a Temporary arrangement until me
boe road is opened from Worcester TO Nashua, winch
vin he about the Iolh December, 10 wit
Leave Worcester 6. AM, and 80 Pm
leave Groton, 9.IO AM, $40 and b20 P NJ
stony Brook and Peterborough ana shirley Railroads.
All the rom Worcester will arrive at Gfoton IN
.esaon Fitchburg Trains Boston, and the Nj
and 80 NJ trains in for the Stony Brook Trains
=" TbssIoA.M and 4OPM trains from Groton, leave
on arrival Of trains from Boston and from Lowell; and
the $40 NJ arrives Worcester in season for the
Horycb and Worcester trains TO Norwich aud N. York
and the Western Railroad New York, Springfield, and
ALBANY. The 20 NJ train leaves arrival OF Train
from Boston.
he Fitchburg Road will wait at Groton TIL arrival of
FREIGHT TR 4lNs leave Worcester st A. NJ, and
Groton az $50 PM.
Trains will ,r the present and discharge Pas
eeBgers Worcester at the Station Lincoln Square.
Carriages will he in attendance to convey Passengers TO
WILLIAM A WHEELER, AGENT
Worcester Nov 81, LAS. dwt
e 1SlUN \ WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.
go E;;s 7 ss;zzls 80. - -
Winter Arrangement commencing Oct I6.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
LsGUe Worcester al 81, 81, l04 A, NJ, 5 40 P. u.
Passengers will leave MiHbury at ST A NJ. and 81
PASSENGERS will leave Milford 10 minutes before
and P.
Leave BOSTON at SsAM, IL NJ 24.445,P.M
The train will only take up passengers al
Way Stations for NeU York.
The s A tram mill land of Framinghsm.
Rhe P train will stop of birmingham except
TO take Western Railroad passengers at Brighton
Thursday,
The p NJ train is the New York Steamboat Train to
Norwich TO heretofore, without stops except at
FrGmingham
Passengers for Maibury for Hoiiston and Milford will
take the NJ, and NJ. tfaius. Passengers for the
Norwich Railroad will take the Am aud q NJ. trains
n. B. The A and trains cake passengers al
Boston for New York via New Haven.
BrOokline Special Trains.
Leave Brooklin6 at "A 81, and G4 & II 81 81
Leave Boston al st TO- andl2+ 24 At 81, l0l
Neuton Special Trains.
leave Lower Falls at 6t and q AM, q il and P.D
leave Boston at II AM, l2!, 81, anu 9 Pm.
SdrsnUHe Special Ira
Lssve SaXouvlle al AM. and PM
Leave Boston at Am and ST pm
Boston, Oct l6 l849. If WM PARKER, Sup'.
Providence d Worcester Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMEhT-PAssE NGER TRAINa
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" EsTERNRAIL ROAD.
FALL ARRAYGEmENT.

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IA "a : S "a q S g "a 3ssa szf@zs
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g. understand ths, they had arrived Al Mstssmsi,
where The Empeeers soa lived and that he was
c,n,as ~ hNsrl ~ SEQ them Soon stcr tho
Pence appeared, AND they We're assin examined
bclese HIM In tho pagch language This lasted Tor
an hour The Prince len them and shortly after
scnt hcx Of swectmcsts
1he ncxt dsy they continued their voyage. and
arrived at smother city. where they were put into
hnx, tho hd fastened down. aud carried Ia Tho Town
Hall whore they underwent another questioning
The chief object thfoug hout oi the Japanese was
cyidonly ~ had cat whether they we're Enshsh'
mcn, and the mate ia Of opia'on mat hnd 'ney con
tossed themselves Engiishmcn. they would have
hccn killcd, Oncdsy they were summoned 10 'he
/ Town Hall whore mzn IN European dress SAT
among the Judges Hespokc hrst 10 the prisoners
/ In Dn,ch and then In French.
! Atls.i he said In English " II there are any
! Inn Rulls amongst YOU. you had better not say
.,xthine about IL" He asked their religion, and
tho circumstances which brought them there, inter
! ore,atins as he went along into Japanse. aud also
informed them that tley should soon recover their
liberty Notwithstanding this, one OF the seven
endesvoursd to make his escape. bat was caught
I and inhumanly murdered. At last after seventeen
months confinement, they were liberated, and sent
/ Ia the Datch factory IN the director OF which they
| recognized the European who had spoken TO them
/ So kindly at the town.hall. Ten days after they
were put on board the Da,ch ship Hertogeubosch'
in when vessel they arrived al Singapore soon
/ alter
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Commercial SuminnrY.

The gradual improvement noticed in the last
number of the European Mail, continued during the
week Immediately following its publication, but the
last few days regret to say, the markets for the
various descriptions of produce have not been in
satisfactory condition. In London, holders have
shown more disposition TO force sales. whereas buy
ers have been less disposed to do business.
This state of things, however, 1t is but right to
state is not considered as likely TO continue, and
that for the best of all reasons, namely, that money
in abundant and cheap, prices continuing 70 decline
for Bresdstuii., while the demand for labor is In.
creasing not only In the mining but also in the man
ulacturng parts of the country. Export orders are
likewise getting large for goods the result oil Brit
ian industry. and the home demand is also on the
increase. while prices are becoming more remu
nerative - ,
The Cotton market in Liverpool has exhibited
signs of weakness since Friday last, and prices
for American descriptions which have been offered
freely, have receded an eighth per 10. The trans
actions In the Liverpool Corn market are becoming
more numerous and ia anticipation OF the renewed
operations OF the duty, prices have an upward ten
deocy. The duties will come ioto operation en-
Wednesday next, the lst March. and VIII continue
In force until the year lsi9, when all duties VIII
cease except a Registration Duty OF IT, quarter
The maximum Duty on Wheat is los quarter
The commercial intelligence from India by ovets
land mail il precisely olthe nature which We ought
70 expect The Calcutta failures had produced
distrust followed by stsenstion OF business, and
accompanied by tendency to force exports Of
produce. Bat at the same time general credit sp.
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Liverpool Iron Market.

During the Las, month the Of Iron have remained
with lte alteration. The greaer proportion OF the WORK
men IA the stat rdshre dstricts resist the reduction
buf Of he have yielded. 4 IL prob
able the -h0e will shortly return 70 their labor The male
Of Iron his been reduced la Wales by the o0~
Of furnaces The make In Scotland ren.sins
much aud prices there Of bar and ROD Iron have
been somswhs. reduced. but they now 10 better posi-
ton Scotch Iron bears higher price, and 10 still in
dsmsud.
Tn. meeting Of creditors Of Messrs Jevons, Son, Co.
Ircn Merchants Il this town took place on the I'd instant
and folly attended. II resolved 20 nd up Il
estNe under inspecton. Dr. Bowring, NJ p Mr.. Brown
uf stourbris gk Mr John Williams. aud Mr. John Finch,
IT, Of Liverpool snd Hr Gegrse 0avey, ofNeslh N
inspectors sppynted II kewlse resolved that the
chArmsa be rested 10 convey - The Messrs Jeyons
expression Of deep sympathy Al the misortuoss which
have b-aen their house after honorable ex'tsnee Of
than half eestury.'
Their suspension appeared 70 have been csused by 10
ve,tmsnts N Cou'err. and Iron Works ia South Wales
b the amount q t82 600 beside other nvemens ia land
Ano budins Of considerable magnitude The assets i'm
msfi.ely Avalsbe small asd the creditors will have
% depend chiefs the realization Of the Investments
The following The present prices ~ Iron IN Liverpool
MsrchaBt Bar II l5s Beet He'd, 80 Sc Hoop Iron, AZ
Is Sheet Iron. no ies; Scotch Pig IS 30.
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Lospo~ There Ia. been much inaotisy and dnhn'''
10 N. trade during the pasi fortnight ana ',n',u
sfs,f sltsfsion DO prices bad iaasn A. he
tendency Of tho tade haf been To- favor 9' boye 49,,
m.rIst held the ifh. Wheat both o. homr ahn
production cold At our s'' q1otAtlon. fo', - b.,
cheaper and brought about ~ pef b' iot lhn soiy
se.-frtlon. u Anrucan Tho dep s.acd state oi tns
msNet prov stod anb transactions Of moment tAA"f p
Vsrs nuls basine. Va. done on ths 10Th or len 10
either Whest Flour lndian Corn or any other atlon o.
tho uads % the 4't the supply o. tns "a ~ 800
land cArrsgr samples small, ara The conao" Vsn-
.omewhat improved u met free sale At iapy NE Puo-
ofha day .ennight Fofegn Was more Inquired ~, tso
u ,t- our quotations The Dat trade Is heavy A. pi
ar decline. our remain. unstsred IN value Holder,
II adian Com would cot accept lower rates aHa tue
The make, held the 30 was very quiet, and there
itl- passing 10 the Wheat trade nat 10 eh'nts
Gao be ported Fouronly retail demand as last noted
ndiaa Corn remain. ss'iouary, holders 'til un~iln1 ~
weld in price,. Yesterday FEB - the supply % Ens'h
Wheat mode ave- and prices we're quite a hsh IS on
Monday or foreign there was e. q suppl %. - ~,
rates Of the maintained Flour was dui Al lac
price, and Indian Corn quite neglected
LIVERPOOL. There has been very little business uh'
acted this market during the past fofthl t,1
18Th the general runs Of English aud iofean
moderate r~qaest. AZ our iast gn tstlont
v-ry dull demand, and prices were unchane-d is
Corn, In consequences OF holder. .nomtns %
~ per iart-f, taken 70 fair extent ior
Corn Meal also rec-ded per Dbl % The ieh inc a''
sssumei firm tone. -. ,.-
-Tieni sud The miller. eyncins rather more confidence
paid 10 10 "a the rates u ths lSh' while gooo
s.mpss though not 10 live reque't were Ia per ~ 20
d,sfer Sta es Flour, upon fair inquiry wss he q my
At 80 advance Of Cd per BRIL- bat wss not TAKEN fee -
80 .mendmept home.m.ds aud Irish commanding
onewhat more attention, realized a'isht Improvement
in value. r. r-s.L -.
unt the middle desert ptious have obiainfd an HdSanc
Of "a per ar snd Indian Corn Meal continuing RI ~
proved request inside I'd to % per POI more On he
was good AT end OF t0wn and colntry MI eis on .s
zlg transactions Ia Engish and Irish new meats "eI
effected fair amount a. the preyou, @
While In foreign. little smendmentwas ootansos upon
the rates Of thus dsy e'nnight- -.
Aperiean Flour upon al increased supply, SAs
more reluctantly than OF lse superior brands nFnsns
-. while parcels recently in scarcely exceeded as y.
az "a per btl IRISH Flour the contrary was IN s'on
request snd freely COMMENDED full quota'ions Al
though the exports Of Indian Corn to ireland were con
d-rabe the dsu aud has In some degree L
/. na- ar lover prices we're conceded Corn Meal at me
sans time not exceeding 3s to l5s ID per Dbl Az me
market held Yesterday Feb o. the market was Istnsr
fbinIv attended Prices Of Wheat we're, however fuiy
main sined Indian Corn and Corn Meai htVe pen IA
nod-rate demand for reaud-Yeliow us and Nhie -''
4
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Landau Money Market.

The accounts received TON P.r, has had most inlnr-
effect upon the London funds yesterday feo . and
Con.ois have therefore fallen fully one per e-nt lh-y
opened Isl fell 20 -. bat saan rallied 70 - fnd "a
Time bA gains made A. s6 20 3d. ana etet~M ara a.
8 TIE settlement Of the account has been cnnpi-ed
the sith 'o~rsbe - ularty al
thou sh one " part difficulties ESeheqaei-his
have been quoted sos preuliam Bank STOCK 10 worth
aa 70 last and lndia Stock ga The NsS Infseand-s
Qusrter per Cent. have been 6e .nd -.
There has bee little business done In foreign Stocks
exclusively the members OF the STOCK Exehnss en-
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5000, st,t, tts .ssa.isfaa 10 ths tssssi 'nasssi ~ 4
tt,.i.. ..s tha f.iass tsaassSii""s nfssll h""'''
IA, 4, l, Hoe slli Ma.lsas, 49, u'asaAf p4' ."@'
$500. 90, Ds,sL q -D SOD Halt PEI ta"'s 7'i s"'
tbs 4 paf tsat. atunaains 10 "a -. , -.
A., day Fsb ~ The Ha-s ~ The tlaH so" ~ H .'
rt... Of Tho thfaas ~ Ffarsa. aHf The
of ths eapaaaa ~ rais pf Ne Pubhsa" i''" ~ '"'"
..ent sas.sd . .sfsas faaaita" w The fnsl'h p""a'
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