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ny-Dr. Orestes A Broyvnson, If uoston, Will de-
Caruss Saloon, Thursday evening,
O'clock aid OF school OF Young Friends
Society.
Subject; Charity and Philanthropy.
Tickets IS TO be had Of the members Of tho society,"
NJ the door Ap5-A
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AUCTION BAHGAISswe are Just in receipt very large
II sock OF enbroderes Foods kinds which
we bought northern auctions prices We respectfully
solicit call rom the ladies', and
bargains In the lot wii he found
cuHs, insertnRs, handkerchief, sc.
We have Just
l2k cenn ~etsye sv-t had or ttic.
w. N. SINISTER h CO.,
Ap5--o9vf Iih street, Pannsyivania
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Nsw HAVEN. Conn., April The State is thoroughly
democratic ngersol carries New Haven city, and il elect
ed by least 900 majority. All four congressman proba
bly, democratic,
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SECOND TRIAL OF SPRING

PHILADELPHIA, April 4-p. m.-Sprng the murderer. is
undergoing his second trial Four jurors have been
empannelsd up this writing The prisoner looks quite
cheerful and INDUCES the hopo Of being acquitted OF a,
least larng better than he did The first trial. He conn
protest his innocence, and endeavors mpcate his
son in The terrible tragedy.
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John ~ BurHMsSN PennsyIvsnis avenue. south
SIDE between ~ and 9th has received schooner Sen
A Of schedam
Two hsifppes of superior coenac
Also, Chateau Ma,qsuv spd Chst.sn La6ue
ass s.pp'y ss,szsr water IN sman sad large Jugs
Ap5-k
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We graied (says the Baltimore Patriot Of last
nng be able say that Chief Justice Tanev, who has
been conhed by sickness for me at his residence
in this city, is getting better, and that the prospect is
favorable TO his speedy recovery.
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SAnUbls SALOON.
FAREWELL TOUR OF PAUL JULIEN,
Who will have the honor give his
LAST GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT
in this city
wGpsEspAy EvESIse, April q, 1883
will be assisted BY the following
siguorina ANNA yEZENTiNI sisnor ATIIo ARNoLDI Herr
CHARLES BECHT.
PRoeRAsEs.-PART FIRsr.
Introduction the piano forte from Don Giovanni tThal
berg) Herr Charles Bechl
"Ma Cene,n Grand Fantasia von (Haumsn Julien.
Variations for soprano Voice, tRodes) sgnona
from % Maria di Robann (Donize) signor Arnold.
The witches Dance" (Pagsnni) Paul Julien.
Home, Sweet Home, Bishop ssnorni vezonuni
PART
"Lucrena Doga" Grand Fantasia for violin, (santon
Tbro' Rysn (scotch ballad sgnonn venenn
Caprice lie
posed m by Herr Charles Becbt
Dueo from MAspadisrn (Nerd ssnorin Nezenlni
signor Arnold
The Carnival of Venice. Pagann Paul Julien.
Herr Charles Becht will preside al the piano.
Tickets 81 principal music
this and and Saloon night
may Mrs Andcons Mr.. Davis.
music
Door, open at u Concert O'Clock
APPS
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ARRIVAL, OF THE rAmreRo

NRw ORLEANS, April 2.-The steamer Pampero has
rived with San Juan dates OF March 23 she brings nothing
laer.
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| PRODUCTION OF COTTON GooDs.-Tbe great increase
which has taken place 10 the United States consumption
OF cotton goods is manifest from the official returns For
this purpose have 10 take the number OF yards i'm
ported from England different periods, and The number
oil bales taken by the United States manufacturers est
mating the bale 400 lbs and the cloth at three yards 10
the pound OF raw cotton The result is as follows:
1890. 1870. 1912 is52.
United States. 1882 3q5,la1 $4,000 sO9G2o
Bales
OO0
Equal yad,.. i5si-4oo aAanooo 7n,oiSsOo ssesisoO
Imported from GU
Bhsn....... 6s577,s9a saO7sOo4 100000 94,7ss,o
Total supply Of yds $40 9lea3 3ot6o, 79ssoo
Population l2,s66,G20 l7o6g,453 30 100000
Goods per head. II ~ -. 3tI7
The number OF bales here given the consumption Of
The South and West Is that given IN the annual report a
toe cotton crop. Al ance II will be that the in
crease OF supply per head which has doub since $780,
is derived entirely from United States production. The
exports OF United States cotton cloths in 1859 were valued
at 200; which, at average OF eight per
yard, would give 90 al 900 yards exported which,
added TO 5000 600 yards foreign goods exported making
about 100000 yards exported than imported
showing that The entire consumption OF colons 10 the
United States is derived from home production. These
figures sbsw concusvey the growth of the export trade
IN cottons. The diminished margin which undoubtedly
existed between OF material and price OF fabric has
been brought about entirely by home competition. The
Improvements m steam machinery, emancpang faco.
tes ilom water power aided BY increased capital have
stmu ated great Increase the machinery employ ed
and this new machinery the South and West can pro.
duce on much cheaper terms than the old mills
Economist.
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Ii hear the remarks this
exclaimed Beautifully cried horrible silly splendid
aud grand epies profusey Iavshed surely
who receives such and such abuse
live Evans and did write poetry there OF this
which poetry
the alusion the American bird in
bell himself has done better
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ny E. N. sTRaTToS, Anctione,r.
(pennrioaria apenve, near Tenth sr.st)

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT
AUCTioN.on Thursday April O'Clock o. M on the
premises shall sell tho north half lot No w.
fronting 7th street west between and SOUTH improved by
frame dwelling, with brick basement containing lii
= =
Terms One third cash residue In and ~
est satisfactorily secured
chaser. Title isdsputabe. =
Az 5-d3t
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From the Gazette.

Richard Stuart Evans, of New York city,
Creek, the German Student, kc Richard
Evans, OF Concord Judge Of the Hampshire
lie has pracsed several editor
different journals OF much versatility character
literature to his professional pursuits he has acquired acquan
with than languages. He
one OF the first scholars and rheocans His
with high applause His publications of essays
poetry transaons, &chave been published
Maine Florida About
OF exas he delivered lectures in the principal
renewal Of the Congress of
South America &c, United
appeared under his the Madsonan papers
his his favore opc and before The doctrine
had party His poem
Patriotism might be called Love and Honor and is founded
the principles OF the ancient chivary
Ap5-lts
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I Owe and Patriotism-A Poem, delivered a
haa commencement OF Bowdon College; Richard
Evans For sale by ADRlANCE SHERMAN, x Co.
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On MospAr and TUESDAY Evsnses, April and S,
win b. presented thrilling patriotic drama, three called
PUTNAM.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
~ sole Lessee
Acune and Stage NJ A. w, FENNO,
The has honor o. announcing the cir
nights only Of Mr. n CLARK and his celebrated trained
BOsCIUs under Of Mr.. w j. SMITH, the orig
inal Putnam
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MILK from silver spring fern.-The undersigned win
vi furnish milk 10 customers in Washington lie ths the
milk shah be Of tho best quality from fine condition.
fed covsrbny and Customers their
convenience the dairy and observe the conduct Of concern
which tile health Of their families will depend
ALFRED T. DRANE,
Ap 5-2aw9w Manager % silver Spring Farm
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CAUUsI's SALOON.
tue sERMANh MUSICAL SOCIETY
win give
GRAND INsTRUMEN CONCERT,
on wrpsr.psy Evrsso, April 10,
CAMILLE URso female violnist twelve Of age, and
ALFRED JAEIL
Particular. will be duly announced. Ap J. du
PENs.-GRAY BALLANTYNk,
7h have received large lot OF Rende
Remotely gold which for
Fair OF the American In
New York.
Also on hand Rapp. patent gold pens APPS
DIBI.Es aud Prayer Books, In grent variety at low
ID prices. For safe by GRAY a bALLANTSNE
APPS
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Prices Of admission Private bores IS dress circle md
guete so children under half rcseed
rs IS family circle, third
tier, so cents colored gallery Is cents.
Doors open O'Clock curtain will be raised st7x The
box ONCE will be open daily from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock
u. m.
hp 3-ot
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-01

THE Spring CASE There is considerable
excitement in Philadelphia in relation to the appli-
cation for trial in the case of Spring the muir
derer which, it will be recOIIected is based on the
ground that one Of the jury answered to a name not
his own. The weight OF the American authorities,
i is said, go to sustain the opinion that an error in
the composition Of the jury was fatal to the proceed
ings in capital case. The Bulletin says that ifthe
motion for new trial is granted, the law will prob.
ably be cheated Of its victim, for how will il be nos
sible, If new trial is granted, to procure twelve
men who have not formed an opinion as to the guilt
or Innocence Of Spring? The Bulletin intimales that
It the veidict is set aside, the people PHILADELPHIA
will be provoked to exercise Lynch Law.
The case has been argued, but the decision Of the
Court has not yet been given.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-01

From the Report OF the Committee on Dentistry, atke
last Mechanics Fair, held in this city:
''To the presented by O. F Harris, of WOTces
ter the Committee gave their UNANIMOUS AND UN-
QUALIFIED praise, both for the elence of the
rial, the natuTaness and decacy of COLOR the perfect
carving of the teeth and aso for the superiority OF the
plate work. and the strength and perfect fitting Of the
teeth to it,.
In view ofthese facts your Committee award to him
the first premium of "a
silver NJ edRl,
for the specimens presented"
Having increased facilities for the manufacture of
Teeth the SUBSCRIBERS prepared furnish Dentists with
Block Teeth OF superior quality both 10 strength,
and e-like appearance.
Particular attention paid to Filling and all other OpeI-
atoms Of the Teeth.
Tooth Brushes also, Tooth Powders, and Wash, su
perior articles, may be had OF o. HARRIS,
1853 Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office.
may22 dawly
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
AA-i.-nI ~ IL.
" the Niagara.


HALIFAX, March 81.
The Royal Mail Steamship Niagara, from Liver
pcUi, Saturday 18th, P. NJ, arrived at P. M,
with Sc through passengers and full freight.
Observation-Disclosures business has been
very unimportant. Lord John Russell spoke of Aus
rian proceedings towards Sandman subjects, in con.
sequence OF the Milan insurrection.
The Sandman government had requested the
British government 10 interfere against sequestra-
ton. The government had written a strong letter
10 Vienna but in the meantime, the Austrian author.
tiles stated their intention to remove sequestration
from parties proving themselves innocent. Lord
John Russell also stated that the government had re-
ceived notice that the Grand Duke had liberated the
Madiai family, and would allow them to leave Tus-
cany.
The Jewish disabilities bill was postponed till
April llth. Petitions against the MaynOoth grant
pour III.
The estimated import of gold during the next
three weeks, is about two millions sterling.
The British ship Bernice had been burnt 10y mu.
timers OF Javenese and Manila men. The captain
and officers were murdered in the Straits of Casper.
FRAEcE.-The Emperor's policy at the present
moment, is to preserve quiet aspect towards all
governments until after his coronation.
Political news is scarce. Great anxiety is mani
tested for the Pope's visit to Paris. 1t is likely, but
not certain, that he will come.
On dit.-That the Emperor of Austria insists on
the Popes going to Vienna to crown him, but TO this
Napoleon will not consent.
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MAMMOTH CONFERENCE.-The state ments
embodied IN The recent publication Of Mr.. Lodor.
the President Of the New York and Erie Railroad
Company, give an idea Of the vastness Of the eater
PRISE IN which that company is engaged. The
road, nclung all its assets, PROPERTY and effects If
every name and description, has cost The sockbold.
ers, up to March LIST, 1858, $3.50, PTS, 5a2. There
are, Of main road, Of a solid and permanent charac-
ter, nearly all well fenced, 446 miles. Newburp
branch, Is miles; sidngs or switches, sS miles;
double track, l36 miles; making in all 7OI miles of
iron rail, laid. The working machinery is l49 loco.
motives; l3l passengers and baggage cars 1885
freight and burden cars, with steamboats,, store.
houses, depots telegraph line, sc.
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THE LATTER.DAY SAIETs.-Yesterday there
arrived, via New Orleans, about three hundred and
thirty persons, Mormons, their way to Sal, Lake,
cheny1rom Eng land. We learn from Mr.. Vince.
lock, late presiding Elder Of the Church IN this
city, and just returned from England that there are
six more ships on the way, chiefly freighted with
members Of this church and their families. lie e..
Inmates the number expected by those ships vt from
twenty-five hundred to three thousand. lie is adj
vised Of the arrival Of ship at the Belize with
about three hundred persons from Denmark. Ar
engagements are making for the transportation from
Europe, next year, Of about ten thousand. The
growth Of this body IL one of the most singular nov.
cities Of the day.--Si Louis Republican, Mch. 20
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BY TELE CIR PH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
NEW York, March 81.

NEW YORK. March 81.
The rpeort of the steamer Union being below
proves to be erroneous. Some little anxiety is felt
on account of her non arrival, as she left Aspinwall
before the Georgia, which arrived on Monday.
This morning there large turn out Of the
house carpenters for l7shilIings day. They mum.
bered about 1000.
ExSecretary Corwin is in the city, awaiting
expected call be witness in the Gardner at
Washington.
Mr.. N. A. Russ, the American Consul at Port
Cabello, is dead.
BALTIMORE, March 81.
The remains Of Mrs Fillmore accompanied by her
husband and the remaining members of her family,
passed through this city at early hour this morn
ing, en- route for Buffalo.
New YORK, March 81.
The Albatross sailed this afternoon for San Fran
cisco, via Vera Cruz aud Acapulco, with IL passen
gers.
WAsHINGToN, March 81.
Daniel Radcliffe will be District Attorney for
Washington. II is understood that Dickinson and
Dix both accept the posts rendered them in the New
York Custom House. Chas. O'Conor, it is said,
also accepts as District Attorney Delevan is APP
pointed naval store keeper.
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lcE-The New Hampshire Patriot learns that
large quantity Of ice has been during the last lew
weeks ~ the interior OF New Hampshire. About
FIVE thousand tons has been cut and stacked At Long
Bay, Winnipissiogee lake, for Boston house.
This ice is of great thickness and remarkable puri
ty Its approaching advent will be the first appear
ance OF the article from that region in the Boston
ice market. The expense OF delivering it on board
ship at Boston will be about So per ion.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-01

LAST CHANcE.-To-nght will be the last chance of
Witnessing the Burning of Moscow at Brinley Hall,
with the accompaniment Of Diopuic Paintings, and
VentrlOqusm. AS this entertainment has been in our
city the last two weeks those who have seen it require
no solicitation to attend, they will be there and those
who have not, we say lose moi the opportunity as you
will most asRuredy regret doing so.
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Snow IN THE MoUETAINs. "A letter from
CHARTS Location" White Mountains, says the
snow is four feet deep A week or two since il was
five feet deep but the mild weather has settled it
foot.
letter to The Journal of Commerce from Chary
N. Y, few miles nerth Of Rausbury says the snow
IN that part of the country is four feet Deep
In thus vicinity there has been hut verv lItllG
n-,~.,, -"d ,nure mas not Deen good seighing for
three days in succession during the whole winter
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ne. POISONTNG. IN

Thousands of Parents who vcrmifuge composed
of Castor Oil, Calomel, &c, aware, that while
they appear benefit the patient they actually lay
ing the foundations Tor series OF discusses such sal
ivatioD, loss Of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will he found the advertisement of
Hobensack's Medicines, which weask the attention OF
all directly interested in their well as their Chill
dTen's health In Liver complaints, and all dsord,
OF the only genuine medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills
o. " Be not deceioed," but ask for Hobensack' g
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each
the signature OF the Proprietor, }. N. HOBENSACK,
as else are genuine.
l.. r. LAZELL. EDW'D II. MARSH, D SCOTT,
Jr, JAMES GREEN, and CALDWELL HILL,
Agents for Worcester.
noYl3 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-01

R In the Gardiner case at Washington on
"wednesday, James X. Partridge, one of the Senate
Commissioners, identified certain pancrs igned ~,
the Governor and Secretary OF San Luis Po,os;.Z
Among them is an official document, containing a
list OF mines throughout the State, from which an.
pears that 10 the whole department Of Rio Verde.
there neither is, has been any silver mines
An argument took place until adjournment, on the
admissiblty Of these papers 10 evidence.
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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY!
The Celebrated MADAME CAPRELL,

FENnE Mysterious Lady, the Natural Asst oogist,
L respectfully informs the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that after pWcticng in various Cites and TOw1s
in the Union, where she has given perfect satisfaction
to all who cons ulted her, in relation the PAST
PRESENT, and FUTURE, she has been induced by
many visit this place. for which purpose she has en-
gagged suite OF Rooms al the AMERICAN HOUSE.
where all persons will be conducted her She will an
swer any questions relating to Sickness, Business
Marriage, Absent Friends &C., &c and will describe
the future partners well if she had been acQuant
ed with them during her life. time She states that she
advertises nothing but what she can do and pledges
her word to give satisfaction all who wish to be ac
quainted with the.past, pre- sent and future
She was born with this wonderful gift of revealing
the destncs OF Man, and she has revealed mysteries
thatno mortal knew. u Madame g, ptescribes medi
cine for all diseases Price, SO cents.
Worcester, March 90, 1853. DIFF
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ET- From the report Of the Ohio Secretary Of
State, on the condition Of the common schools for
the past year, we learn that the whole number Of
youth in the State is 1913 $3.50. The entire number
Of pupils enrolled, male and female, 10 437 ,4l2-
The average daily attendance during the year has
been but 266, POT.
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THURsDAY, March 81.
Patrick McGarvie was brought before the Court
for being vagabond, and idle person, negecting all
useful and lawful calling, &c. McGar3ie, who is an
old, wretched-looking being, bruised, battered, and
dirty, pleaded not guilty. 1t appeared from the ev-
idence Of Mr. Warren, that the defendant was not
only vagabond, but drunkard besides He was
committed To the House of Correction for one month.
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EXCITEMENT IN WAsHIEGTOE.-Washi
March Sl.-The Senate, Lis now said, will remain
IN session another week.
There was much excitement among Southern
Senators, caused by the report that the President
had determined 10 the nomination Of Mr.. Henry
Watson Tor Postmaster at ST. Louis. Mr.. Watson
Is strong Benton man. II is reported that Senator
Atchison and Mr.. Phelps Of the House, have pro.
tested 70 The President against The nomination.
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100 Agents Wanted !

fN0 engage in the sale of Talialerro, Cummings q
Il 81 SIS faient SELF HEATING, SMOOTHING
TAILORS' AND HATTERS' IRONS in the Eiates
OF Connecticut Massachusetts,, and Rhode Island II
is an arcle OF great practical value and enters into
every family Towns and districts will be assigned ex-
cnsvely each, and it is desirable that the ngen1s
should he well known in the territory in which thew
may operate The business will be profitable to such
as can iufnlsh testimonials of character, integrity
energy and gentlemauly address and none oher need
appy The business being cash, capital of 500 will
be all that is required
WlLLItM CRUTTENDEN Agent
Office in Tylel's Building, rs Chanel street New
Haven, Conn. meh25 dx u}auS
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SNAKEs.-As two young men we're reconnoiter-
Ing near Ridge Hill, Geo caed) in East Randolph.
they came suddenly upon large black snake, which
they followed to his hiding place, and there found
eighteen more Of his companions. They killed them
all, and found that their united length mea .ured
eghty-four feet, and that they weighed fifteen lbs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-01

LAWRENCE CITY.-I'he charter recently
granted by the Legislature, accepted yesterday
by vote OF the people,-yeas $50, nays l43, ma.
joritJ SIG. This adds another fbeinp he twelfth,
TO the Furnishing cities in the Old BAY State,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-01

Trunk FoUED-A trunk was found, yesterday
Cfhursday), in Fox's Pond, by SONS boys who we're
fishing. 1t appeared 10 have been broken open and
rifed Of its contents, except some knitting work.
1t was sunk by placing two stones IN it. The owner
may have il by calling at No. Winter stIeet.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-01

REMARKABLE SHEEP.-We saw yesterday
a sheep, which the owner calls California sheep.
The animal is not large in bone and flesh, but enor.
in fleece. The wool in parts is tlUenty four
inches in length, and the fleece is estimated TO weigh
forty pounds. 1t is of very fine and valuable quail.
ty. apparently like the Merino.P Providence Journal,
10Th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-01

E7H- Rad6cId's pyrotechnic establishment, at VII.
lamsburgh, blew up on Wednesday morning, killing
two persons, girl and boy, and fatally iajuring
one Of the workincn. The adjoining building, known
as the old North American IIotel, was much dam.
aged.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-01

% The Cleveland Herald of the 18th says: "An
intelligent buyer informs us that three quarters of
the wool in Northern Ohio has already been con.
tracted for, at prices ranging from As to So per
pound. In one instance lot of wool which was
offered and refused at 40 cents since sold at SO
cents