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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02
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EXCzLSI0R HAIR TONIC
: ufeiy VEGETABLE Preparation, for prcnotinA
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty Or :

"A Purely VEaETA Bile PREPARATION for no. =, 41g
ss4e s5roWel, Freseryatious and Beauty OF NJ -
e mo So THE HA8
- BE above has been thoroughly tested aSnd Il ~
II 20 an nassrsa expression OF enre 81 isl,s
tts warranted 10 eradicate the DanagIff 5yevens
edsAaeneys 20 turn gray preyent ats ~ -
~, Ha preserve rs color, render il soft pable AMI
siosS si condition for cnFling erallea = -
alFRieale which is destructive "a he mi, Z.
tae sepF scalf head, relieve - ,r
ESceislor Hair Tonic, being purely vegetable nreps
u0n is thf hing aF the oy lug IL
badness-s1ctifd any desire TO see his IA
elasr OF heau q, Isf Al ~
/, 'ii'e sstssA US q tae Excelsior Hair Tone.
ttdAsfa2 L00seaia@ IF The mir RI fhis
os esieetad, il wild the precursar al
result which is BY no resiTa5le uncaI1d sbch
can essy be avoided by thorough nse Of tie Excs1
sipr Hair lenic. - o E~esl
gJendrs1 md T6:-Tlis disorder. IN most case.
~ GO neg iec or want af ~
etsi3 $40 sll RELY yatec by The use aecord,,r "a III
lFsf,iionsi OF the Exceisor Hair ionic ' ~ ~
Ieaa@neil you would be Feiievad az Read sd
tand ths gloomy disagr feelifr attenlsnt ,c
gig n Shelr stead be inspired With fhs rssfgns rsfresb
cs a. 9aariaus spirit resulting w clea1 ard
HhirFoiaa SFalia free and active, use the Excelsior
Asataaensz-F or7 sFs~atIA. Brhiscs. =
tnsuInatism Chilbians Stss and Bifes suses
sthrdat, Rmles Cfaped HAMS 3d. "a l,Ds
AND Hashle iiaens Is the Excelsior a oncsa n
es.afen-lt may be used Upon he heads Of Children
wit sithe happest RESULTS salfs5f 7saAfaasla
PREPARED only bg toMRA RID 81 CUAspKIlI,. Dfug-a !,
glsts Springfield, Mass. To whom app;jeatinna frr
agencies must be addressed. e sas1 fsfg SisSTs
aiKsseTeass TSVENTY@TFVEss % seNTgsd ssep
kGENrs-G u. DWaEsL Il IS HILL. ,R. yII MARSH ~
a17 Y ~ UT ,Jf.aDa ssld by Druggists and FancE
'Jpaiel sSc infoslghcat the Bnited Stases ard the
Cffn41as----- - as ans dawtf s
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70 fha Afflicted.

4 t
T7R. SAsEPFl, the CeIehraitd Indan Doctor hHs ar
4 rived ~ town, and can be consulted 1t No.1lSS
Main Street, Worcester, Mass
The Doctor cures Sick Headache, Nervous Diseases,
Rheumatism, Gont, Dropsg, Fits, Epilepsy Piles, Cam
+, ker in its most malignant FORM CONSTITUTIONAL afec
tics choc. Bilious. Flatulent sna Painers Debility
partly decafed Bones, Grasei Gatafrh, Diseasts Of
Children, Inflammation Of the Bronehia Tntes, Of tie
Liver and Spleen, Chronic Diafrh@, Dysentery and al
most all diseases Of the Blood.
Also, all diseases incident 70 Females. such weak
pess and all the like. My medicine win restac then
again TO full vigof and usefulness.
Come tome and benot faithless- IN cure thai ame
nHd almost broken back, and blo1che nat spite
Hing Of the food ;kewise VI & Fstnlh III Ano OF ins
PefinHnm or Lachrymalis. and the worst of
9plnnya cured byny Vegetable Medicines ma very
fheH time. a.s 1asiie ni8ff H saai sse
The Vegctable remedies which the God Of Nature
mas spread ont with such richness and profession
every hibaae,Iled and forest, havet last epfaeothe
rescue aud Consumptives may Live and pef DieI SKA
ihe Doctor il also justly ceIebrse and distinguished
Aior the hundred of wonerut cures he ha and
of hi sound and philosophical views upon disease
which carries terror with whfeyert appears, Which
has brought multitude OF ii,supon fraii huinht aud
whose consequences often felt BY tbe innocent
we'd as tnf guilty. 4 use no fheeare ofthlA
disease, and have Iaiied irlnch
DrJr, after ggeatabof and expenee, has euccaeed IN
inyentiag ami pefecung medicine whct. "a wonderfully
effective IN producing aaluary change and restoration
rom the lsg lis, Of discusses avg
orous health These meueines have bteh rico, with
thefhspPast result, by thousands; many 6fthe cases.
nave been OF more Than years standing. ty taking
mem IN hand, aud by simple treatment witafis meli-
ciie, has wrought porus dlre.a ne does Leave
he,e lmporianriee upon HIS psgfe Aseerslonfhe ap
Pesla " me numerous cestlnca,es which gratitude
Please Try the pscorse great and potent remediesSor
s % s snow az, sy WI s cause millions e ls0e
Mss,s.ss s'b ~ eIEss!g0S Sss..sas ssssd and
klAiline Is" " l a,,icie ior ass,
e 49, 4a...- 200 Main Street -
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The subscriber continue the business of furnishing
Drawings, specifications, d Procuring Patents lie
aenas 10 all business usually required to be transacted
with the Patent Office. He has many Years carried on
the business vi b0iding using ali kinds of nj acbin-
cry used in he iacteries Of ew Eng and Having in
vented some Of the important Improvements which
are adopted bya the principal manufacturers aud hv-
ingsoeen iaynFzed in heayy Iavsbid had octason to
study tie Paep' Laws with anus naIiateresi under the
late lion. Daniel Webster Being the los Of
Rafehfs thorough practical his ex
peiienee, as vel as his scientific know LEDGE and his
mtiWste acquaiDanee wifi -laHehanicai 0neraii0ns en-
able him TO unders and new Inventions 10 dstiguish
them from those sfeady paseDded and specify them
with faeiy and accuracy, which caInot be expected
o. Lawyers who hayeaa mefly done this bnsiness-s
Rialy good inyenlons have baen LOST tie inventors
py mi having them understood aud properly specific
50 as 10 Present proper claim
s Ats'se AZA ARNOLD. Patent A gent g
Washington, LIST month, 1868 Is 'ssssala y739sFns
References Hon q. T. James, U s Senate Hon
Ihomes y, RuEk, ~ 8 Senate His Exceieucy.P.
Aiienj Governor Of r l.; Edward w. Lawton Colec-
tor OF Customs; H B. Anthony, Ex-Gov, Of r. R.
w Greefe,. Cniet Jusice; Til. r Cafpentsf, Counsel
lnr at iawsS samuel AnIes, Counsellor az Lnw.4 ist4
the following note, was appended by theslate Hon.
Secretary of Stafei0f the U.s.;
/ have known Mr Arnold for some years nnd am
we'll acquainted with the gentlemen whose names are
ab0ve written accord with their pfiiids and kno
them to besoIhe Of the most aspsctole lnen 10 the
State Il esss.1 IS issttgk nabaN'Is. WEBSTER. fe
For further information, inquire, Gfiby letter, post
paid } OF ]. G,lAENOLD
No. 207 Main Il " orcester.
/ II All e0mnunicasions strictly confidential
O2SiSa t4eI 4-t & 0e0daeg 31 &
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\ SAVAGE e. ALBEE,

NNANUFACTURERs Of Extracts, Esaences, 90
lvl oenes, Hair Oils, 40.
\ Wholesale Agents for Atwo1d's Blfters, Extract
Dandeiion. and uther Medacpea..
Agents ior The sale o. tho Lancqsfer Bread. Also,
Kinr,s NJ INK and Brown Broad Il Xix
STATIONERY ai sthoIasale and Retail with evarety Of
otheF e,ilcas IL very iow prices. ''A' z 20 wy
Mif6ha,its and P6ars will do we'll 10 CALI aA We
can and wiH give bargains 70 persons Purchasing 10
~ m BIN SAVAGE,
,0stp dtf. . ~ ,''ss y =: rsAL BEE "a.
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i on. SALE

&sA TIE subscriber being DESTROYS of leav 49,
Isisz ing This State, offers his entire REAL, 2&
ESTATE az very low prices, consisting SO
IN part of one House on Shelby street one do unin-
sshed, on Laurel street one do, Grafton street 20
house Lots on Laurel Isill dol. 90 Grafton street
a acres Of Land on the Holden road lss Acres oi
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton
eeto dtf a. NJ. MERRTFIELD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02

uE11O
ON huai, the Modern School for the Piano Fofie,a
W comppsed and complied from the works Of the
most eminent modern aud classical authors anil teach
ers coprsing complete Of instruction, based
pp0n new principle A4proaressv its Character
with pmea lliusirai0ns Of the hands, [thoroughly
explained showing the Use Of tker muscles and ten
d0is IN playing tho Piano. by Nathan Richardson pupil
Of Alexah Ter Dreysch6ck an eminent pianist. i3s14
nov9n :, X t 4. w 4 s.4-tas .a.a.t s, diff
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Real. Estate for gale.

essA The Estate Al the Corner Of Summer aud Bel
.; Eoni Streets recently occupied BY the American
oral s~--ss-. - $50 #
Inquire 81 8 r. M VEN 1t The New Library Build
ng, dtf III
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A BGENEIsAEi assartment of ST0 YES, Tin, Copper,
~ Rrittnia and BgSss Ware, Tin Roofs putou il the
best manner, Tin and Copper Gutter and Conductors
pu up az shofthcttee. So Culvef's improved Hot
the hest in the market.rsss asss +. T.. PHELPS.
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! VANITY .safl' isrs..
50 CanYasser Wapted.

ITO circuIsse sess and valuable Books Young Men
of gao Address with SO or s Is will had pfoht-
able emp ioj aent, BY Ealing a. RACED
h'." s2i3 filg M ALIENS bookstore, s3ias &
n9 dtit saH 9lt sg 275 Nam ST., Ns oscester.3
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ms W a MI. IN

4 siTBATTDN Id Mercantile. Or Manufacturing
"a Bssiaess BY an artvehnsiness man, who will III.
vasi t7yo or three Fhousad Dallars. Address +. S.
alc.in2 me Eosll z lllge e2s dawtf s27
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J O Pratt, NO. 208 Main Street,

VMYQULD again call ting attention ofsthose who may
wv DO wanting FuItS. to his newly repienshed
stocf for Ladies' and Children's wear, which are made
up IN the best sfy les. by experienced HANDS, and Will
DO sold at very low prices Please cali and examined
helm. nOv29 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02

IA FIRST RATE 6octave, beautiful toned EeolIan,
N for sale low. Any One Wishing ifstfhte Instri-
nont h invited 70 call and axainne ". at Hsven's
Agency Office, Sc Main street, next door to Selby's
Auction Room. tnc'i r doct6q t.atftti DIFF
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

New Worcester and Lincoln So. Omnibus
VKTII.L INN az follows: ~ 1,''p
wv Leaves New Worcester, sst .li1l'a hA'
Al 74o'clock Am, 9A.a III p NJ 81 IN. NJ.
III .Leav9s lincoln Square, XXX. : glf.....
Ats O'Clock A. ~, 10 NJ, ~ p, ~, and r. NJ
Leaves Harrington Corner for New Woftester6 &
Tuesday, Thursday, and SATURDAY Evenings the Qm-
nbps will leave New Worcester AZ 81 O'clock, and 70,
pnipe leave City Hall AZ 9, OF at the close pfEccnfes
&cy~fN IA t--SUNDArs-1't us' y N Hili W. csc
SillissveNew Worcester At 10 a. M. andl p. M.,re-
turning at the close Of meetings. $500
Ry-Farc, eAeh way,6 Ia cents. diff n19
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02

k-FAvE a large stock Of Double and Single Fpwlrg
- Pieces, Rifles, Pistols, and Reyolvers III GREET
larlety, Fasks and Pouches, Came Bags, Drinkng
raps, Gun Tubes, Tops ard sld6sto Pouches, &c,Se.
Also- aking Sticks nj Wholesale and retail, at 1866
in sire & daM2w ta. . = sau22 ~
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N HFql Perry o AndreWs' .1ali
PIANO FORTE AND MUsIU RO0Fs
No. a Harrington etsyser, Worcester, Mass.

The Octave, in Carved Cases,
tle6 ana7 Octave in plain round and round Cases.
Ihe6 and Octave in square Cases. with prices varying
from $500 to- $500 !; The Roudofr style which is SUI
pcrior TO o.hers In form aud tone the Octave iii
carved Cases The Octave In plain Cases, prices ftom
e25lifo $500. All the a9ove have Gjtbsrts Patent
Action amt are superio TO any Others In the Market
ALso, Seyaphisies, Eolidas, and Melodians, ';is'
from the ilcsl Makers. Music Books OF aLkinds. A
choice selection Of New Sheet Music Piano Stools,
Ghireys Furniture Polish &C. Pianos IL tuned and
repaired EMERY PERI Y, Professor, and
aug diff ~ A.lANDREW WIS. Teacher ofMusic.o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02

L.5. = Wy : y vy ~ s>f 4 xfIfa'
FREsp o''und' 'n' bi, w. SSbrroN. 4 co., ~
fmyas l,~'s No. q MsehanIrN.
mas 4Ais1 yti1 s@ts l.s
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T O r gAL e !.

z& The Real Estate, corner Of Portland and Myrtle
Iss Streets, consisting 0l Houses and about 1900
feet Of Land. Enquire OF 400 FIT
ausS EDWIN GLEASON,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02

BOOT SHOE, ~ sLEATBER STOCK STOOLS.
kAhk SUBSCRIBERS deflfoas o. closing up their BUSH
ness OF Manufacturing offer for saie the balance
!,t stock, with the unexpired lease of Siose NO. IS
Front street. Nd A. DRAPER q ca
Worcester, Oct.l2. 1853. dtf
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we RENT

A ROOM over the Store Of he subscriber
N islI dtf ii. AYREs,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02

EQUIV Sentleman Boar3eisii1ay, be accommodated
Nifh 2 easapt Rooms, few doors from ain ST.
Also; a Gentiemsn and Wife md q lew table board
ers. The House Is heated With furnaces
For particulars iaqufse az this Office diff SO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02

fENHE Rooms the planning Mill in ihe Iitch Shop
on the Boston and Worcester Railrosd suitable for
wood work, for AIRY business that requires consider
able room, and bntlit.e power Possession given Oct
Inquire of SIMEON MAYO, Manchester street.
an23 Ia.-.. diff b La.---..l.--.-
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Real Estate for Sale.
80 THE nOuSE, BARN andLeT, No, Al Pleas
ant stleet, Als9a cossee iIopse about six mia
ueIs walk Iom the City Hal, sApplyta sgs <
sIscaz ~ Jos. i0YEAL. JR. 8
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.saIasnan Wantet

A n hxResir9c~e Selesmen is wanted immedihtel
II by the subscriber Good as I,
character, -.ill be. required.
~. tt.5s MARTIN STOWE
2 NJ dti FIaggis Block.
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BOOKS. MUSIC. &C.
PIANO FORTEs, SERAPH[NEs. &c,

For s;aIeaor to exchange on favorable ter S.
Also, SEkAPHINEs, Musi, Bo9,es > ~ Stools,
Furniture Polish, &c. si aNisaTe s;aae i i3ssei
EI Pianoes aad Seraphinss - irS,..,sy, tuned ord
repaired
Worcester, Oct. 81, 1853 l.l9 dtfi..
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02

~ 2 rs 81 aia.aes9 s.Tl
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aIpRTeas NV HN1ryT-Irrvts =, s,Nree3 j

kGEETs-G AI.DVsELIs IS HlLLst Il. H. MARSH (,
odd 2 SCOTT and peid BY Drugeists and Fancr
ADfaieis, DC, thfouahoat the United stases and tbo
DfnAuas-atftF Sstf rsisl s. * aus tiasvtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-02
House For Sale.

IRA The suhgcHber wishing 10 locate where Land
1s,sk is morApleny offers his Real Estate corner OF
- Pleasant and Linden streets, for sale. Tic house
Is nearly huiltby the dag and OF The best mate
riiis. Terms liberal. Price low. Inquire Of t4s
~ dtf N. AJNSWOR TIL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-03
SECOND BOARD.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY May .-o 7. III.
AslEs showed less animation but ruled firm. The
sales amounted so barrels at IS 56t4 for pearls and
SIS for pots, per 100 lbs.
BREADs1Uffs Flour ed in good request at Satur-
full rates The days sales comprised 900 barrels
sour at - ~ 1sSt super6ne No. at 81 1881 " 49,
common State at 81 62h; straight do at 81 62h
q 81 a1sI.e straight % At es fancy
Western at 81 93a So round hoop Ohio at ~ 20
81 s1A: common to good do at - 70 90 fancy Gene
see at IS So 12k fancy Ohio at So 06 % 25 extra
Western at SIS 1SX IS bO extra Ohio at 81 70 IS IS
and extra Genesee at S. rs So Canadian was nanmate
and unchanged Southern displayed less activity though
continuing steady The sales embraced 900 barrels at
So l2l. $6 SIN for mixed to very good; 70 3Ita
SIS e2 fer favorite and IS So 50 Is for fancy, per
BARREL Nothing occurred in rye -four or corn meal
wheat was inquired for and decidedly higher There
were 500 bushels Genesee Niagara county white sold
at 81 49, Rye favored purchasers-300o bushels were
procured at 9Oc Barley was held above the views of
buyers. Oats rather sparngy dealt in, at 3sc
41c for Southern 43c 45c for Jersey, 4ic 4oc for
Western and Canada Corn was in very brisk request
and tending upwards. The days sales consisted Of
$1,000 bushels
CATTLE MArKFr.-At Washington Drove Yard.-The
market continues active and firm. The offerings since
our last reach 1000 head 1900 southeIn), of which
all but 100 head were disposed Of The range OF
The market today is from &c. los. per ID At Brovn
ings(Lower Bulls Head jim market 1900 sheep and
lambs All sold at prices ranging at from 81 to SO for
common qualities Of sheep, and extra at from 81 to slo
Prices of lambs at from 80 SO to &c. Cows and calves
IS offered and all sold at from s24 to s35 TO si5 At
Chamberlain ST TUCSON river BUN neau l.-'mereai
800 beef cattle. Prices from 7kc TO 06c 90 cows and
calves offered ard all sold at s25 $5 30 $50l extra
al $50 Also 200 sheep and lambs offered all sold at
20 to 80 10 for sheep and ~ VI % TO ~ ior
| lambs. lot Of extra sheep sold at $40.
Co1ToN-1he adyces per Baltic being contrary TO ex
rotations have given buyers the advantage OF tue mar
/ 500 bales at &c a &c OIL from Saturdays prices
| CorIKR was very quiet, The sales we're confined =
100 bags Java at II Nc; 40 do l@guayra part al vac
/ eve; and 2sO Rio at 9i4c. $50, per 10. 49,
Copper was selling in lots AT 26c ot yellow ana o-c
| for new bhestbipg, per lib. a.,
FHArruRs-The demand was lair Tor i've geese, ~ nc
| s6c. per Id. ,, 80, =,
TRsisins werc In hotter request. The sales IA
cluded 900 boxes buacA at ~ 10 S7Ih, ana v~ ~
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weaAsd CAaAi, @ through those Of the st. lawrence
free. me rate Of toll charged the Welsnd Canal for
pss~sx the following articles, per ton weight Is one
shiissg currency Bricks, limo, sand slate stones
wrought OF unsrouxht, marble, clay gypsum. cement
nasue~. ssit, coal, manganese bark, hemp, unmsau.
featured tobacco ores, poatoe spples onions railroad
iron scrap iron pig iron, bloom and broken castings On
the fsesiss articles the rate reduced from two sAn
nss hreepence to one shilling sxpence per weight
bran aud shpstua, barley, rye, corn oats and the
meals thereof nax, aad naxseed clover seed pressed
hay ssd pressed bacon, corn cotton oilcake, oil
neal cattle, sheep, hogs horses hoofs and bone pot
and pearl ashes bacon beer, butter cider junk lard,
lard si pork rags tallsw, vinegar window glass; stove
aud other iron castings nails spikes and all classes of
ircs not otherwise described On all other articles the
rate Of toll, ws believe. is the same as last year.
The Bank Commissioners Of New Jersey report that
there twesy banking associations in that State
organized under the general banking law of which only
four bona fde concerns, viz Bordentown Bank at
Bordentown; Newark City Bank, at Newark; Hudson
County Bark, at Jersey City and Central Bank, at
Hshttovn These four institutions have each regular
banking house. and pursue the business of banking within
the true intent and meaning Of the law and afford ac
ties 10 the communities IN which they are located
OF the other seventeen the Commissioners state that
only three have partially complied with the law by hav
ing Office, clerk, aud BY making occasionally dis
ceunt-but beyond that. regular banking business
done BY either Fifteen OF them have given notice of
their intention 10 close their Affairs and the Commits
soners esnnct "resin from expressing their opinion
that the confidence Of the legislature In the system has
been abused"
The securities deposited by all the associations
amounted, in December last to s7s5 400 and circulation
outstanding sSG8. 7l2.
The returns OF the Bank Of France for the month ending
April IA, 1858 give the annexed exhibit Of the different
departments On that day
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cluster .. q 90 81 S. parcel Of 50 sbL car.ut.

cluster At 81 90 81 S. parcel Of 30 bbis currants
FR1aan-For Liverpool about 15,c0s bushels grain
lots q cotton st "a gasd per ID and soms 0u, At
at 2s I'd per Dbl We heard Of additional sngs
Of importance for London HAvre. To California rates
dull varying from 40c. 75c per foot for
ment goods. For Australia lumber. the chief articc
Offering, ranged from $40 a $50 per feet.
HAY-Ihe enquiry for River was slack at S5a IS cents
Hors-A moderate business was transacted TO day at
10 = 21c ptrib
HoSEY-There were 10 hhds. and SO tierces Cuba, to
arrive, bought on private terms.
LisK-Kockland was in limited demand being held at
MoIAssns-A sale Of 60 hhds prime Porto Rico was ef
NAVAL sroRls-Rosn and crude turpentine were mac
tive About 100 bbs spirits turpentne found buyers at
Ons1he sales of the day were confined to 500 gallons
gallon. w. 20
PROVISIONS Pork a little more sought after The
sales reached 600 bols Wetcrn at S3 37 Sl3 so for
prime, and SIS Is SIS s71. for mess, per Dbl Cut
meats were comparatively neglected Lard rather
quiet some 200 bbs changed hands at loc 1o1c per
h. Beef continued the advance The sales amounted
to 140 bbs at IS so 80 l2s for country prime So 90
81 for city do 80 sl for country mess sla for city
do, ana repacked Chicago and $l4 for extra do do
per bb Beet hams butter and cheese renamed last
real E-rXrE -sa'es at auction BY Anthony J.
Blocker Col lot on Thirty sixth street, near Second
avenue 30x95 81, 760 do do opposite, 2ox3O $3.50.
h.E-There have been 100 tierces fair to prime taken,
ut 81 % 81 62I por 100 lbs.
sEGARs.-Sales Of 10000 Havana were reported, on
private terms
soAP-There $50 boxes CASTLE procured at lo1tc.
per Id.
SUGARS less active. The only important sale that
anspifed was one Of 1875 hhds Porto Rico at &c. less
per cent for cash, perlb
TAILow-Some II 500 lbs prime have been obtained at
et4c. 9$sc. per Id.
ToBAcco-Kentucky was in moderate request and par.
chased to the extent OF 100 hhds at SIS per ID.
WHsgKYSaes Of $50 bbs reported AZ 22c fox Jer
sey, and 222s Z2h for prison. per gallon.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
By Moth RIVER BoA1s.3 l42 bbs -four; 125 pkgs pro.
Visions lOI do ashes III DO whiskey 200 bushels cats
2 500 DO. corn; ,212 sides leather.
by ERIE RAILROAD leo bbls aour 1872 pks butter 413
do provisions; 40 bales hay $500 old, leather lo
calves 206 pkgs fruit
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lOt&l Soeo,
The value Of merchandise imported in the week
- ss3 0s3, showing of So 749 in the
imports exports During the week the mportatons
unusually large, and the exports unusually small
The shipments we're, will be by the above
pitulaton particularly well distributed More than
third of the total value Of exports from this port last
week, went to Liverpool.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount to the
edit OF the treasurer in the United States in the differ
ent repositories, Saturday 3Oh Of April, 1885, and
the aggregate amount subject to draft that date
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