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Union Hair Dressing saIOOrl.

= --..,I- 49, - N-chhhk9 oeaAVVhMs
NJ Esshs dANklNs AZ CLOtIGll would most ro-
1Sl spectfully inform thar patrona and ebe nubiic
mat they bavo fitted np new Hair Dressing
M IN splendid sty ., over The Jewelry Store Of H.
petween the Post Office and A,nedean Ta,,osrsnos
anan "nefe uey will be found ia prompt attendance,
their most siaeey, laySs them with call Returning
which iney have received during he ma,,v vsssa
both .e,a2a, s"s ssa eare on the busess 10 this CIV
eort viii st iacys"ss they trust that this new
decA DIR W, u. IANKINs,
-- ~ II. CfnIfHu y
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House Lot for Sale.

IA ON the elevation of Land East side Of Orange
Lm street, of the desirable Lots may be pur-
chased AT low price. Terms of payment very
easy.
-AfSO, to rent, part Of the in the new three
story budiig recently erected Busnsdes Court and
near L. Springs Store, Main and sUuthbIidge streets.
NJ s. BALLORD
Worcester. March 4. lp53 qodtf
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A VERY IMPORTANT QUESTION

NNTHAT is the reason that people do not get cured
w of the various ailments that trouble them The
reason is plain-hey not the right kind of Medi-
In the Spring and Summer people are always
complaining Of weakness, want OF appetite and per
iaps pain all over in some particular gan as the feet
legs head. They bilious "run down. ood sours
their stomach, and they fee energy to them
sevezs about work of any Kind. There Is certainly no
Of stlth
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nRnGs. MEDICINES. &c.
comnound ToIu Rock Cough Candy,

or, VOCALTST'S COMPLETION.
AN entirely new and effectual remedy fol Coughs,
"A Colds Influenza, Hoarseness, Asthma, Catarrh.
Bronchitis Tickling in the Throat, and for all diseases
of the Lungs Il is prepared with great care from
most eminent physicians Ministers, Public speakers,
and Vocasis will find this Candy very beneficial for
clearing the voice. -
KINS, No 27l Washington street. corner OF Winter
street. Boston. 49,
Also, sold by NJ B. GREEN, and sIBLEY & SCOTT,
Worcester. maIlS deOd3m
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For Sale or Exchange
For Houses W Orc ester.

A WOOD lot Of 80 acres in sutton also, house and
II five acres OF land in Sutton.
Also, house at Whtins village also, house lots
near the Worcester Academy.
Also, house lots street leading from King
to Chandler; also, house lots at the corner Of
Chandler and Queen street
For further particulars enquire Of
GUSTAVUS ELLIOTT,
Corner OF Chandler and Queen st.
Worcester. Nov 5, 1859. DIFF
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Imn0rfanf tn fha Sick-

! Ak. Z. A. HILL No. l2l Main street, Worcester,
II Mass invites the particular attention of Iuvalids
and the public, to his and successful method of
treating disea'es, by the OF Maneto 81, ctrcity and
MS newly discovered preparations Of Magnetic Electric
Medicines ears OF careful study, scientific ex-
Permens in the preparation of remedial agents as
physician, in large and varied practice, have enabled
d. H. 10 discover new methods Of preparing, condens-
ing and combining so as to nroduce The most remarka.
BILE and happy results, and effect radical cures in all dis
eases Hong standing, and in where The med
ical SKIN IN the use OF common medicines, have failed
Neuralgia, Spinal Disease, CONSUMPTION Dyspepsia,
Chronic Sore Throat, Chr mic Rh ism Piles, Scrof
ula Ciils and Fever, Cutaneous hruptius Mind Dis
matter from what cause it may arse have all welded
TO MS new method Of treatment and those who aher
suhdrg Tor years from these Diseases aud given u all
hopes Of recovery have by DR. H. been safely conducted
to the Temple OF ileah.
My medicines eau be obtaned of mt in person, or by
ettcr, At No l2 Mah stree, AID Of Other person,
or in no other place. janI7 DIFF
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New Carpet Store.


VIE subscriber, having moved into The nav ana
\ magnificent Store, No. 212 Vashingfop streei
est and best selected Stocks OF s
CA r. u THINGS
~ 'c tohl'y, embracing e the new and most deslra-
and AMERICA. - "oAOrE
me Tapestry Veivets and BrusseIs com-
PRISE 'he most scientific patterns in the world which
10! elegance style, beauty Of design and duralitv If
sann n be surpassed in his or any other city
copied from English 1apesries and are 10 he fonnd no
where else In first hands. '0 "'
~ ihe SnperJ.aes Extra Fines, Fines, Commons, and
ces. PAINTED MI non ~ wT1. "oIAe' pr
OF every descriptions from three feet 10 twenty foat feet
~, f li 10 ohefed at The lowest figures. Many Of
anese Goods are patent npsh closely Initiating Velvet
AMI Of bright euanelled surface, materially
~ NIL, Nlg NC durability Of the Cloths.
NJ. aNlVN MATIlNGS, BAY STATE FELTlNGS,
n"Ss, Wool, and other Mats, Bookings, Ne,
@o'i which viii be sold for CASH
Boston, March q 1853 d3ms
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&zA THE subscriber being DESTROYS of leav- @.%n
lSi@ ing This State offers his entire REAL HS&
ESTATE at very low prices, consisting -=4 -
in part OF one House shelby one DO. unlin-
shed, on Laurel street, DO, Grafton street 20
House Lots on Laurel t; do, Grafton street
il acres ri Land on The Holden road lS9 Acres OF
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton,
ocI6 DEF a. NJ MERRIFIELD.
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Alexander Putnam

WOULD give notice that no continues the AUG
~ IiON AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the
old stand OF Hood PuinnrD, No. lq3 Main sheet
Where pc VIII be happy 10 receive Condiments of all
descriptions OF pfocrty, for Auction or prvote sale
Property.
NJ H. Cash paid for secondhand Furniture.
FURNITURE, Trunks, NNllsee, Dry and Fancy Goods,
&c al private SALE low Tor Cash
Worcester, FOB. 2B 1868 dtna
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Farm for eaJa,

'I7EE Subscriber will SELL or exchange for Real Es
tate, in the city OF orcestsr, Farm of so acres,
IN the westerly part Of Sire sbury about 81 miles froIl
the Court House, the Old road to Shrewsbury. il
the Farm owned few years since by levi Howe and
now occupied 10y Peter Rich IT. Il is desirable place
for one wishing TO raige vegetables for the Worcester
market, the soil being well adapted TO that purpose
For further particulars enquire If Peter nch, Jr on
the premises, or Of EDWARD EARLE
v orcester. st Month 1852. isn29-dawtf
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This is the most direct route

MS Is the most direct route
from Newport and Providence TO Springfield, lbanY
Saratoga, northampton, Greenfield, Fi.cht uig, Eeene
Bellows Falls, Rutland, Burlington, Nashua Manch7 IS
ter, Concord, White River Junction Montpelier, and ST.
JohnsbHy. ISAAC Il. SOUTHWlCK, Supt
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
TO LET.


A LARGE ROOM, over the store OF the subscriber,
IA suitable for an Office. Apply to D SCOTT, JR-,
novl9 DIFF GAS Maj in street.
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FOl. SAlE.
Steam J1roinas.

Steam Engines.
NOR sale a Locomotive Boiler, with 40 two inch
L tubes of IA horse power, built by Adams IL Co.,
Of South boston.
Also, two Engines, of6 horse power each, all in good
order. For further particulars apply to
CHAS WILDER,
VIM. A. Wheeer's Iron Foundry. d.
Worcester Feb. 2Sh, 1853. dawtt
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NEWpORT AND SARATOGA


~ Passengers leaving Newport in the ni0rping may
reach Saratoga the same evening.
~ Passengers leaving Saratoga in the morning may
reach Newport the same evenl 2.
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REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
TIME Subscriber, having taken an Office in Paine's
d Block, No 236 Man street, would respectfully rs1-
der his services
Real Estate Broker,
to any having property for sa exchange
either in the City or adjoining towns, and woud solicit
the attention OF purch TO the following Schedule Of
Property, which he offers
FOR SALE.
Twenty valuable House Lots on the beautiful fat in
the western part OF he city three the co ner Of
Aus in and ok ord Streets Also several others lit
tie north westerly, more elevated ground and two
IN Fruit street. Also number Belmont It Get and
north. Also one on Pheasant street. Also, Cottage
House, on Ctpr0H street, nj tWp on fremont 81.
ieblo du LAkAlN SMITH, 23G Main street.
Alsa, number Of Farms, with Gom 20 to 200 Acre
Of Land, each diff feb24
T. Z. ABB0Ir,
A 7 the Old Stand, 233 Man street, offers for
IA Sale
20 House Lots, on and near Pleasant ST.
20 do d. in i've vicinity of Elm st.
% do do On Chandler and Ma on sts.
Also, several L,ts on Car en- aud Jackson SITS.
Also large House on Irving street.
Houses on Chandler st.
do on Mason 81.
] large Mansion House, corner of Newton and
Pleasant sls
Also, eral FARMS in different paris OF IN County
varying from Is to 1850 Acies. Terms liberal.
ans dtT
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EXPRESSES. &C.

New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.
Commercial Line of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. time Is Hours.
Goods Transported between Worcester
and New YORK as Low, and with e
qualDespatch, as by amy OtherLiEae,
~ go TIE Boats of this Line rvez -
49, will ge,"s Providence. 6 s.
|sSssSss from Fox l'oint, Ca NON 1865
- DAYS, WE'D NBsDAYS q FRIDAYS,
and New York or tuesdays, THURSDAYS, j
SATURDAYS until fYTthernOtice.
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates.
his Line connects, by arrangement with the Dai'}
Inland Liue of PrOpellers between New York and
Philadelphia and The Semi-weeky Inland Line TO Bat
more al ell fines. When this Inland route is cfen,
Goods viii be taken at Providence for Phadelphis al
cents per foot, and ioT Baltimore cents per foot
Usual time between Providence ana Philadelphia, 10
hoursi and between New York and Baltimore, 80
hours
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forward
ej from New York by any other Ies, il 80 directed,
at current rttOz.
For further information Apply to w. Il. JO|ADAE,
Office Of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co.;
Isaac Odell Pier No - 4 Il. or ". p Williams, "a
Broadway New York, or to-
b. BUFFUM, agent, i5ot Of South Main St,
Sept. 81, 1862. dnwti Providence.
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Desk Mandatory.

H. +, WRIGHT q CO., Manufacturers of Pulnits,
~ Counting Room and Office Desks; Llbrary Odiee
ahu Dinlng Room Tabes Druggists Drawers md Book
I,sus OF every SIZE and quality, respectfully mioun tho
Dzes 81 worcester and vicinity, that they are now
notice. aud 10 the best styles. And We Will warrant
81 wo'h 70 10 equal TO any tho country. Rear of
Worcester, Mass. q. p WRIsiIr"i
Jan'o uu NJ. SMILEY.
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Excelsior Eating House No. 237.
MS neat aud beautiful Eating House Is kept by
Mesyrs. THAYER 81 GATES.
where they keep constantly hand all Varieties ofco,
sale aud RETAIL - "'"'o
In connect on with tho above they have f,,ad . .,o
expressly for Ladn0 and Gents Relreah,non .oo''
They also furnish families with tho best krds o9 ~.
Hterr, by tho pint, gnnrt or gallon. ~
MesIH' Thayer a. Gates hope by their uni,.t c,o,,.
70 merit continuance Of that generous hlcl
Inc nahiic '' 'oA'o"ed upon them, by discriminate
- adr,eI '" Ar BENJAMIN THAYER,
~ ID. q. GATES. NH
Carpet Bags, valises, Trunks.
A MI HN 49,, assortment cheap, at MERRILL eal
- """ hbeet' uuiG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-22

TWO Convenient Tenements. with shoemakers shop
4 attached, and large garden, well supplied with
Fruit Trees, about y miles the City Hall, viii be
let on Tie first Of April 20 good tenants a very mod
crate price. Apply at this Office NJ. Barrett Col
ege street. Igeh29 dt
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FLOUR !.
S ALT.
Winter Apples.

TURKS ISLAND, Coprse-Gue, Fine. and small RAGS
L Salt, AT Boston Prices
iebIO DIFF LEE SPRAGUE e. co.
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70 Rent.

A PIECE Of LAND, situated ut the intersection OF
"A Plymouth street, and Providence End Worcester
and Western Railroads.
It's well located for lumber Wood Yard, having
been used Ser Lumber business.
Inquire Of /. h BARBOUR, JR.,
at Plymouth street Coal Yard or 2Gz Main street.
mars sdtfWzt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-22

A QUANTITY of Winter Apples for sale Nv III,
~ bbl.low, hy LEE sPRAGuE A. 20 "O
iebl0 III S,c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-22

Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York Low, and with e
qualD patch, as by any o. n crime.
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no n, SAT, e

Wnrcnsie1- March 4. ia
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on and after Monday, ApTtS Isl, 1883 through FAS-
ENGER TRAINS will leave as follows:
Leave Providence at $780, and Is 50 m. and S45 ?.
-. Is-.-.a-tnr ~ 81 mud IL m and q d. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
TURKEY.
a. Fousa Efendi. Minister for

On he 18th inst FoIad Efendi Minister Tor
Foreign Affairs, sent 10 the Directors OF t1e nk Oh
CeusTr srcple TIE long expected note, which announces
the final disposition II the Loan. Il states that tnt
Governs nt al responsibility anu tha, ne hVS
Greek Merrhsns win psy 20 the Bank, for III. pos me
cum Of also COO IN bills London. PARIS Aarsrihe
ard Lsehorp or Messrs Spiridon, BaltszIi & Co. sni
Mefsrs Hsva & Co o,he order OF R4sk ~ hga,fz'1r
ard will De erioTsc by the commission f9r tss Gga'
sioE of .ks B1NS The Directors mus, iuned@i"! ON
tie rec, in, O. insse bills give over the cOO pastrs
IN their hands This mode at Withdrawing tue dlrec
tiou from 4essrs Alleou X BaitazIi has SO annoyei
these gentlemen that they have announced ineis m'ei
tr 81 exposing their books and correspondence wirh
he Government in the Borsa and even BOW they invite
srv rrc-rl ants 20 examine their accounts
The "Heiy places question IS IN very COM
rlics,ed state The Greek Patriarch has not only ~
sieusd bis offce but has Quilted jerusalem with tAe
kcys OF tie Holy Sspuchre, which were 70 have oesn
given over 70 the French. The Patriarch and keys are
at present IN quarantine al Smyrna
Intelligence has been received from Monte
gro 20 the 81 January The Turks have retaken the tor
tres q; Spuec situated the confines between tne
uourtsius ard Sccpo Omer Pasba by this time must
have taken Cerini the capital of Montenegro. Tie pea
aed into that country by Podguritza an Lescopoe at
the head of 5000 Albanian rregulsrs 600 infantry anu
II Guns He had under his command Osinan Pssaa
Governor Of Schodrs and Tussau Pasha Governor OF
Perzerin Ismae Psshs on the ether hand, VIII loia
him with 500 infantry, after having retsken the re-
voted csifi, Is bordering Heryegorin- ThevSSped
ton rnay be considered rapid military march into
MCnterecrp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
AUSTRIA.

There is little Of political interest from
vienns public attention being absorbed BY the smuse
men,s Of the Carnival
Ii is not exactly known what led to the nu-
meruus arrests which took place some time since in
Hungary. That a widely extended aud cunninzly de-
weed conspiracy discovered Is certain but what lis
object and what IL chances Of IL impos
sible 10 say From hints which now and then
dropped Is supposed that the greater part Of the pro
dre Of the robbenes In Hungary goes to swell secret
fund out Of which the expenses Of future reyou
rcnAry movement are 10 be defrsyed The extreme
secrecy with which the proceedings against Noszlopy
and his conederates are conducted, hss oven rise in
Vienna to strange runors among them thst Noszlopy
Government desoy, and that a lady Of rank named
Teleky. with many other persons had been priv
executed al Pesth but these probably mere fables
The Oest C0Tesp0ndeN= says that measures
viii be taken 10 prevent the return Of those emzrants
20 Austria who bring back nothing more valuable th.p
the political opinions they have picked I'D among he
GerIrisn lusifives IN North America"
IL is stated in Vienna that the greater part of
the garrison Of that city under orders 10 march 70
the Bo.nan frontier IN which neighborhood and In Aus
ran Albania army Of 10000 men, with I2O g1n. b,
70 re cOncsutsted under the and of The B.rlJe
isch Troops from Bohemia and Upper Austria will
supply The Place Of the YeEnese garrison The roops
Tor Bosnia !eaVe Yenns Tia 5th- IL further stated
though less definitely that the Russians VIII occupy th
DsIuhisn principslines. Next sdvices viii pro6asIy
brig confirmation Of this news.
A correspondent Of The Morning Adreriser
writes The gsomy fortress Of Comorn is ain sled
with Hungarian prisoners, who are kept in rigorous
conn menf Fifty eight Of the number belong 10 the
upper classes CT society Seven among them are sen
teaee4 to twenty year imprisonment two for eighteen
and three for sixteen years Forty are ciyians
two e.ergynen, and the remainder military tn
mscry OF the prisoners are engaged in learning the
Ensl-sh language.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
GERMANY.

The two remaining ships of the German
feet are to be cold al auction the l6th March, at
Bremen. They are the Hanss, $50 horse power and
zoo tuDs and the ErzheTzog Johann ilG horse power
and 35 tuna Both are at present entirely disaasted
further term will be appointed for the sale of the 20
gun-boats and the stores.
Professors Schonbs in, Of Basle and Bottger
Of Frankfort have cold their invention Of gun-cotton
10 the Austrian Government for 10000 forms 1t Is
said that Austria Las communicated TO the other States
ofthe German Band that they may be admitted TO
share OF The secret.
Mr.. Muller MelchiOr, the leading free-trade
orator in the Parliament OF Hesse Darmstadt has Just
been ied II Msyence Tor OF his Zoye, speeches
delivered in the Second Chamber Fortunately he es.
osped, from some technical iniormality
The Austrian frontier police are ordered to
keep sharper look than ever on emizrants pro-
ceedng 10 the United States. An arrests lust ssued
Austrian sub ects that by emigration 10 America
they forfeit ieyocsbly their rights domiee and will
net be allowed 20 return
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
LATEST.

The .iugsbxrg Gazette of 9th, quotes from
the Ga:ats Of Vienna of the ith article the at
fairs OF Turkey in which it states that Austria had
taken any aggressive attitude toward Turkey This
sursnce had tended reassure both the Bourse and
the public
No balls are TO be given in Paris during
Lent which causes the storekeepers to grsmeie. TAX
en- altogether the trade of Paris may be said to be ina
favorable condition. Flour remains dull Corn IN
changed No change to note in the price of raw sns Ia
the Southern Departments The manufacturers Of Ly'
OPS and ST Etenne continue to purchase extensively
and is the general opinion that prices viii raise dur
ing the present mouth. The Bourse had been angaid
the past,wo days.
Further accounts from Montenegro throw
no additional light on the state Of affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22

in srst nominal HissriSed wskAr v.sai..
81 70 81! n 4 bushel had been held a. a., niIed a. ~
ard RED Z, 44le Qr trce or hosrd IN spring
Rosoek adyess Of TIRE Isl nss sss,es tia. pree. Of
vHssr had Fsih.r gwen wsy their sill sed 81 r.s
had lot been offered below ~ 20 IS gr free eo.a
IN spnns olns the damp weather experienced durnx
the s,Arr Part the winter the contoa Of the CosS
ss, years growth bed not improved .nd 81 70 FOR wHssr
was corsiGtrtd very ecc6 weight BARLEY had %
hard sparngy ard had rather rssn IN vslee god Qash
tie. wefe then Ceo,ed p % > PEI free ca eosrd
Az Strtfin On the Sls Jan WHEAT ostainahls On
lower than before; r,ised ,Ae fail fsn the hshesf
rout We. estimated 20 have amounted TO q or coed
ii n red wss then offered Freely a. 49, sr, IRE. on
Ar Hs,rlrr on Tuesday tie WHEAT trade 90. s-iIes
" dull with me furp favor OF the buyer Red Upland o.
the ,tot as croted 45 and 81 n do o gaSter tree
on btsrd In srrg CoAS moderate share Of ba.ses A.
been coue Al t teTus 80 fey garter hsgns been pae
for IS n ps,'sh, ard 81 er ~ - >sls osklsr. Oars
- ~ Dsnsh sht have been eoogai az equa 10 II
20 IL T. quarter. ne on beard IN sprns
In the Dntch rsEsets very tne change seems TO have
FpniFrsnee We learn kat the farmers sapphe. Nd
p,ovrc more than SUIT ccut 70 satisfy the demand and thar
lie ysue of WHEAT Lad or Ices 81 most Of
tie markets ia the interior. Az Paris on "Wednesday,
FLoVR very dull q sale and ieely oaered te
crs Of per sack The prce OF bread bad been csrr~d
The news from the Mediterranean OF mach interest,"
ard rcss DO rot sprcar TO have undergone much vaoa
Verce on the 2s,h January GOOD Dsnabe wsE,r was
ottainable at equal 10 s. 10 PER n free on eoad.
AT LeshcrD Ancona, &C. business was qlet and prices
renamed ncrinaly - before.
The accounts from the more distant parts likewise
uhcue6 tone this week letter from Galas dated la
JsruArv states thst he operations dnrns ih preceding
icrtng had tesn comparatively retail scale sne that
sellers bad experienced considerable difficulty IN oetainIns
former terus. Soit WHEAT was quoted " 70 % and
Lsrl n 10 ~ per quarter free board The exports
o, Galatz snd lbrsa the year 1882 had amounted 70
$40 49, quarters Of which istS1o quarters sd ecnssfed
CT Wheat The soeS o. the latter article ON hand ives com
Iui,d q, y, eco quarters ,
The stss, sdvicss from America r.crm tha. IN eonse
crerce OF tie falling IN ihe British demad fcs brvsd
.pa rrc. had rather given wsy and sellers mad BECOME
rore anxious rsaze Freight bad also become easier
Ivsr,cci having been accepted. Drrng the preceding
ht about 5scCo bbls OF Flour had changed hands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22
The Foreign Corn Trade.

Tie confined decline here has had sc, On
prices on the Continent and OF the Bate por au
t4tons are from az y quarter lower than thsy wee :. he
clos OF ast year TINS statement hrs been GRADUAL and
pen eoneteed very reluctantly prices IL the interior
nave hcs spondIny reduction SO louz
cur remain quiet the tendency on the Continent
Will poesny Be downward but very little enoarazement
70 induce foreign merchants 70 raise their pre-
ter,ons and ne present period GIT perhaps be fsyora
DE ore Tor obtaining purchases abroad
AT Dsnt on The st inst holders evidently
% q oat tnSfe APPEARED to be buyers Enslsh
&c spseuaion on the spot having quite saOsided
hoDssoeFs or the .lst December, the weather was
FIG zee uneof year tue thermometer being only few
peow tne ffcennE point In the early part OF the
Nees rather htera supplies had been brought
rsfd ey rcwsz but decline Of u 70 lI3 y Or having
se Alen place IN prices Of WHEAT the deliveries
ICE ne sfcvers bad again been checked. The business
ss'SAy eSne hsc teen ns and quotations. had become