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REVOLUTION IN FARMING.
TRULY woNDEREUT MACu,Nu

Without any Goes BANDS, PULLIEs CRAHKs, SHAFTS,
SPRINGS, LEVERS, GEARING Of any kind with horses
guided by boy this IN chine execute in a neat
and perfect manner the following described work. being
what is wanted by evsry farmer.
lst Burrows out the ground any required depth
q, Drops the corn Gas maay Kernels as desred) in
space Of inches diameter automatically 10 a HILL
equidistant, in one.tenth Of s-cond.
Sd, Covers The HILLS and presses the earth as you do
with he.
4th, Mark. ac2urat,ly the position Of each HILL.
9th, Deposits if wanted gulno, poulrette ashes lime
plaster, any fertilizers exactly in the HILL
And 6:h, also sticks the pumpkin Juash seeds in
the HILLS, at the usual distances now done by hand
And ALL this at cost OF fifteen cents acre by
gle machiue, and ten cents per by double one
ten being planted by the first and twenty by the
second, in one day, with force than man and
horse,
In short, it is machine which going one way plants
the Cora in the Hills to make rows both ways a
fact never before perored and possible to attain by
any other device.
We furnish machines SIC and SIS each to those who
wish to purchase them for their own USE
Oar primary object is to dispose of this magnificent
monopoly upon basis most invliug-ooking to the re-
suits for large portion Of the esment- Bsin esS
Aby, and Brai in this forming part of the CAPT
tai,
TIE Planter endorsed by three of the largest Agrcul-
tnral Houses in Bostan, viz JOSEPH BRECK & SON;
PARKER, WHITE Il GAN NETT; and BLAKE, BAR
NARD Il Co the latter house making them on the
most extensive scale.
We guaratee each machine, if used according to the
printed directions.
call at rooms viii convince the most skeptical OF
the above facts and where may be found chances Of spec
ulaton seldom met with In this any other country.
Call or address
HARTLEY & CO.,
Merrimac House. Boston.
Boston, March 5, 1857. dt mchlO
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Auttions,
GTEAM MILL Ar AU CTTON

y - " =
On accoalt Of i'll health the subscriber will sell at Pub
Tic Auction, TUESDAY, the 18th day of March inst.
st 10 O'CLOCK NJ, the premises his Steam MIL sit
uated in the City Of Nashua N. II.
This Mill is located few rods west Of thu Nashua and
Lowell Depot and directly upon the track Of tn Wilton
iearoad and upon the bank Of the Nahua RIVER, oppo-
ute the Nashua Manufacturing Company's Mills
The advantages Of this location for business, and
particularly the Lumber business are pronounced by
good judges to be the best in Flew Hampshire not the
direct communication with all the Northern Railroads as
MISC the Merrimack and Nashua Rivers for supply;
and Lowell Lawrence Salem, Boston, Providence, WOr
cester and all intermediate places in addition TO the To-
cal business of the market
This property consists of about 81 acres of Land one
Fifty Horse Power Engine two Double Flue Boilers %
and AZ inch diameter Engine House 80 by 40 f. built Of
brick and slated one main building IS by SIS # three
stories and an attic, with addition 80 by 40 it. two
stories, and addition IS iy 70 f. one story; Also
counting room, store house, lumber sheds. &c.
The Machinery consists of shatng belting one large
circular saw, for saving logs; gang with 40 SAWS
one edgng saw and all machinery for drawing in logs
either from the river rarord. Also, large double
Burfacing planning machine, matching aud jnintng ma
chimes, cutting of saw, and machinery for making boxes
saving aths cutting Slabs and all tools necessary to op
crate the same all in running order.
liberal credit will be given if desired, with
doubted title and immediate possession.
Connected with the abov", an he had by the pur
chaser is about 400 NJ. Sawed Lumber, seasoned and
ready for the spring business Also hon 500 to 400
for Dimension Lumber.
For further particulars, apply to the subscriber at
Nashua n. II. l. D. KIMRAJJ
mh5 dts
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NotIree
M ECHAN MICS MUTUAL
f I r r
INSURANCE COMPANY,


A. the annual meeting Of this Company held at their
Uth"e in Carks Block, Tuesday Jan. 9th the follow.
D me persons were chosen Directors for the year
81 'Iiny, viz.
Henry A. Denny, Worcester, Geo NJ Rice Worcester,
geo blackburn, Boston, VIM. B. Fox, Jr. q
E5ek Saunders, Grafton, Daniel fainter,
Aionzo White Leicester sam'l L. Hodges, CherryVy,
:. Denny, Uiappville H. N. Bigeow, Clinton.
AT subsequent meeting of the Board HENRY A.
DENNY was chosen President. WIN. 8. DENNY, Secre
larry, and FARLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer.
This Company has been III successful operation since
May 1853 aud continue to insure in their Mech ancs
Class on favorable terms, Dwelling Houses and other
hnildngs, Stocks Of Goods first class Machine shops
and non 'zardops Property generally Communications
addressed to the President or Secretary will receive
prompt attention.
Worcester, Jan. T. 1851 DIFF il
SLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
- C0MPANY.-This Company continues to insure
cotton, wooden and other manufactures machinery er
chandise, stores public buildings dwelling houses Goods
at Bleaching and Printing Works. and other property
current rates Of premium.
DIREcToRs.-H. N Slater Earl P Mason ROYAL Cha
pin, VIM. a, Robinson James H. Read, John W. Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony, Louis j. Doyle,
Daniel E. Carpenter, BENZ f. Tburston, CHRISTOPHER s.
Rhodes, Emmanuel seare, Providence; Edward w. Law
ton, Newport; Robert Rodman North Kiugstown; H. N.
Campbell, Westerly; Ellis b. Pitcher, Pawucket; James
H. chace, valley Falls; Geo. G. Ballou, Woonsocket;
James S. CoOs Burrillyille.
Office 10 the Jones Building No. 81 Westminster st
Providence, R. l. JAMES. II. READ, President.
EMMANUEL sEARLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec. is, 1865. def d1S
MJOTECE.-The undersigned have this day formed
" a copartnership under the name of Harrington 4
Aldrich, for traDsactng general Commission business
In Flour Grain, Butter Cheese, and Produce generally,
and will continue the business Of Upham & Adrich, al
HB h 43 Front Street FRANCIS HARRINGTON,
PARDON w. ALDRICH.
Worcester, September 1, 1856. So DIFF
NOTICE no FARafERS-NEW STEAM
y dRIsT MILL in Merrifeld's Buildings Exchange
sireet.
The subscriber is now prepared to grind Corn Rye,
Oats Uobbage and every kind Of grain either for feed
family use in the best manner at his Mill Exchange
street He will also give particular attention to the wants
Of tine merchants who will favor him with their custom
Corn meal will be boted when desired The patronage
OF the country is respectfully solicited At this Mill
grinding may be depended on, both in the dry time
summer and the coolest time of winter All kinds Of Meal
ard Hominy constantly hand and for sale
Worcester, Jan. 10, 1857. HOWARD HOLDEN
lis dam
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Ollllttbuses

NBILLBURY sTAGE leaves the Bay STAT
1vA House at 10 80 A. NJ, and 400
Loayes Miiibury at A. NJ and P. NJ. DIFF j6
EM WORCESTER s LINCOLN So
O M N i b u s.
CHANGE OF TIME.-Monday, Dec Is, 1850.
Leaves New Worcester
tot 81, and 1ot, A. NJ. and H. 81, 64, and 81 P.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At74 %, and H. A. NJ, and "a, d. rs, and $780, P. NJ
Leaves Harrington Coz ner at 8, Pm.
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worces er, min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
SUNDAYS
VIII leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and u P. NJ.
returning at the close Of meetings.
~ Fare each way, 6 II cents.
DIS db L. b STONE. Proprietor.
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ss=4 A CHANCE. The subscriber win sell his
Ha';, place, consisting OF nearly new House, Barn.
4A and acres Of land, with great variety Of fruit
TITS situated on Plantation Street. the Bloomingiae
road, y miles from the City Hail. Apply on the premi
tes, any day after p. M FRANCIS @. AISNER
JyiT a deodhwtf
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EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The under
GS signed oeers for sale from Ten to Twenty three
acres OF Land situated three miles from the Court House
The lnd is in good cultivation, with Fruit on the same
ard Us wen calculated for garden purposes ANY prison
WishiIg Vaiuape tract Of Land at bargain, will do
wei to eau on The subscriber before purchasing elsewhere
Worcester, Feb. 20, 1857. d9taw&g3gs fa7
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AWFUL SLAUGHTER
DIR OOD S!!
Of CoPARTNERsHIPI
Entire Stock purchased at ian immense
Discount.

we would respectfully inform the ladies Of Worcester
and vicinity that we have purchased the entire stock Of
VIM Locke g. Co., No. Lincoln House Block, Main st..
Worcester at an immense discount from first cost aad
have added to it about $4,000 worth Of
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81 DESIRA BEE DIVE Filling HOUSE
A',s FOR SALE-The subscriber being about to leave
R Worcester offers for sale the Dwelling House he now
occppes situated on Charlton street, few rod from
Hln street 1t con als nine rooms and is conveniently
afranget for two tenemeuts il desired The location Is
one Of the most healthy and pleasant in the city and will
be sold low and on easy terms, if applied for soon
toi further particulars inquire the premises No 10
Vhariton street. J. L. WATERS.
j22 dAWtf
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ltaaA FARM FOR sALE.-The gubscribeer q

o. FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber of
r. fers for ale the Farm which he now resides
- stuale' the westerly part Of Holden about two
miles IRON the CENTER containing 90 choice land
wei adapted for the various wants ef the farmer. the
buildings are large and ample fer the accommodation of
The place 1t is well wooded, and 100 cords might be
spared and leave sufficient supply. Terms will be easy
Inquire Of OTIS sTEARNS at Charles Whites 10 Wor-
cester, of SAMUEL W STEELE
Holden, FEB. 20, 1857. d&wtf f25
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- " 1I' N 2 HO1'A0'
-. 60.
= q Etie' Vi 'S'ou "iieS 10 MS lIieno III ne" beu
'ot Ti nus ,.;....
~ your uquIries' N'o repiy, t1at Wleh nrst com
ine usus PROFESSOR y OoaS iidif restorative my hau
mas ihoS0 M'e ia tu o7en SO 1r tne lAst zen ~ ar
ana Y was very INN on le oP Ell my mead ana very LOOSE
aa pul'el o9t feey pay io1nd mat before mad 9sei
Al ,ly sscouu ootVe, (Nneh was elght Weeks) nay nav
NaS enIisy cnageo % us eilsial color, sht proWn
h9 Y now nee rom oanufnn ana quite moist nave
au 10y nai GUY ee pl NIX ZINES s!ce the change' am
iiaYe never seeD any tns NE WDhe uar starng from
ny rols anu ~ II now as toK as lever was, an aees
ny Ve ps az an II laS proved III my easy az tnr
'"4Il WISH 70 ASH Yours, etc'----s
Suiy l. 1853
s IRON tns session Heraiel
eoAEPHIbG WORTH KNOWING. - by using Pfolesso
Noou iislr restorative, grey halr Can De permanently
.estorea 70 as ergnal culor The sphoiaed seruhcst
rom Johnson stone Gardiner Name IS nut one Of t
inahS INSTANCES dS are ually coming 10 our knOWeagt
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n o. 49, olL-bo bbB Elaine on IN store aud
Q. 8. q A. J. HOWE,
Worcester Bank Block
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THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED PREP
Araton bias never failed to produce growth on Bald
Heads when used according to the direction and
hair back 70 its original color after having become grey
snd renstate it in al its og al HEALTH lustre softness
and beauty Removes at once all scurf, dandruf and
pleasant itching, scrofua eruptons and feveTsh heat
from the scalp Il also prevents the hair from becoming
unhealthy and falling OIL and hence acs as periec
HAIR INyIGoRAT0R AND TONIC
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ENCONOMY, COMFORT 4 HEALTH
HOwe's Patent Elliptic sprIng Bed Bet
eOmns

For sale BY JOHN L. HOOD, No. 2a2 Main street,
Worcester Mass,
Thss and invaluable article for Family use or for
Ship and Steamboat Beths, Infinitely superior 10 any
Spring Bed heretofore presented 70 the public It ea
In few minutes, be readily applied to almost an kinds
Of bedsteads either old especially those where
stats are now used. sl DIS aAl Qell
As an anti bog bed Is far preferable to anything In
existence ol8s Us .tuaas Fr4f ff
In point Of economy II excels no under bed Is re-
quired and Pamleai, Husks Straw this bottom q
a. easy as Feathers Hairor Wool and much healthy
than any animal substance. f.n fHs s
All who have tried Il pronounce Il the eAsepesi, eas,
est, and best Bed 10 the market,
The inventor warrants them to last for gsnermtsona
without loOsng thar elasticity, or In any way get out q
order, d6wtf IS mchA
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BUILDING LOTS. RUILUING LOTS.
The fubfc'iber has remaining several eligible
BUILDING LOTS in different parts Of the city which,
TO close up this part Of his business he will sell On very
reasonable terms, Several "Linwood Place. with
In stones throw of Lincoln Squares one on Wachusett
street, one on Dix street. Webster Place. near
Harvard street, Burt street. three on Pleasant st.
and several others. y. S. MESSENGER.
mh5 dislm
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H4NOR SALE-A lot Of Land, situated on the old
e. miilbuly rold leading from Quinsigamond Village
70 hibury Said lot contains about AZ acres Twelve
acres IS under god cultivation, and we'll adapted to the
raising OF garden vegetables. Seven acres is covered
with heavy timber. The remainder is covered with
thrifty growth of young wood Pigments liberal In
quireot A. ]. EATON.
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Rgol estate.

o. FOR SALE.-A very desirable residence,
% on Pleasant street, No. 50, two story double dwell
4ng, eleven rooms each and 5000 feet of land hand.
somey laid out with fruit and shrubery. This property
Fih pc sold at great bargain the owners business
viii be out of the city For terms which will suit the
most difficult, inquire of GEO. T. s CURTIS,
mchll blot 197 Main street.
HEOTEL FOR SALE on 40 LET.
THE NASHUA HOTEL situate at the corner of Sum
mer and Belmont Streets in Lincoln Square, is now Of
tered for sale or to rent The house is located in Of
the most beautiful squares in the city, convenient the
court House. and Immediately opposite the Nashua r. r.
Depot 1t contains 10 well lighted and ventilated
IS supplied with water and gas, and is we'll adapted for
Hotel or Boarding House. commodious barn on the
premises, will be sold or leased with the house
Possession given April ls For further particulars in
quire of JAMES BLAKE,
Worcester, March 2, 1857. at the Gas Co.'s ONCE
mch7 diff
- FARM FOR SALE OR TO BE LET
s The well known Farm. 10 Auburn, four miles from
49, the City of Worcester, occupied for number of
years BY Ihomas and Isaac Merriam containing Three
Hunred Acres OF Land, is offered for sale at Utrg
loW price. The land is suitably divided iuto Moving,
Tlagei PastUfage and 0rcharding with about one hun
bred acres of Woodland Dwelling house and two large
Barns are on the premises About seventy tons of hay
ure usually cut and there is ready market for Yegea.
hles 10 the factory village adjoining the estate.
Unless sold, the Farm will be let For terms apply to
FRANCIS II, DEWEY,
milo d6t&w6t 2lS Main street, Worcester.
- VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
as, Containing ITO Acres of Moving, Tillage Pas
ssiSu ture and Wood Land, with commoiious Building,
yell watered and pleasantly situated miles from Holden
Center on the county road leading from Worcester to Ru
land Said farm is under good state of cultivation and
s so laid as to be easily worked and worthy the attention
Of those in want of good farm For information refer
. LEE sPRAGUE Esq of Worces .er. IRA RRnAn, 81
d8 dkwff =
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Terms OF PUBLICATION.
DAILY PAPEB.-Hiye dollars per year 81 so for six
months; for three monhs 10 cents per week; single
opes two cents each. Hea paid strictly in adDance
deduction Of 81 year will be made and proportionate
eductonf paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
WEEELY PLPER.-Priee two dollars year; 81 for six
MONTHS and so cents for three months II paid strictly in
advance, s175 year; single copies cent? each
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r. SMALL FARM FOR SALE-Coo-
tanning Ten Acres Of Land, in the town Of Barre
R Mass, about one and half miles from the center
oihe nubbardston read. The buildings consist OF a
~ two-'tory House Barn, and Blacksmiths Shop and
me isaso Shoe shop on the premises IA win 81 sod
w low, aud three-fourhs Of The purchase money NAV
reaih on mortgage for a term 81 years Apply to T
GEORGE 7. 8. OUTFITS.
iA 8N Real Estate Broker,
,aa 494 H. sa45 a..,f Union block
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TIE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE &
HnMAs DREW at No. 212 Main Street. Worcester Mass
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abr FEssOR o. j.. WOOD S
HAIR RATIVE

FOR PRODUCING HAIR ON Bad HEADS.
-r1esrossTrsss aSsfsEls
no IT'S NATURAL COLOR.
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s VERY BOLIs HE'D!
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g. FOR SALE That beautiful new Two Story
;i; Dwelling on Crown, of Congress street, con
maintaining ten rooms well srranged with Bathing
Rooms, furnsce Gas Hard and Soft Water and all 9TH.
CT conveniences lot choice Fruit and shrubery
ard terms very easy. Inquire Of
f23 dsm GEO I. 8. CURTIS, 1877 Main street
ENCR SALE--A FINE COTTAGE having eight
finished rooms, plenty of good water. Lot contains
over 5000 feet Of land which great variety Of
young Fruit Trees in bearing The said Estate is suat
ed about one-haf mile from the Post-0fBce in this,
inquire OF A. J. EATON,
feolS d4W Myrtle, cor. Southbridge St
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FOR SA LE-About Forty Acres Of excel
Rs lent Land, within three miles Of the CITY Han.
.EA. About one half Of It'll sprout and Wood Land the
rest is suitable for cultivation. good House and Barn
with cellars under both, situated on the same AS
the owner is about to West he will dispose Of the
same az bngain For further particulars inquire of the
suoscriber A. WEBSTER
f25 d2mt Minhnrv Avan,s
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Corner Friend and Market Streets directly opposite the
Merrimae House, Boston.
Boston, March s, 1857 dr mchlO
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Gases splendid styles RAW SILK PLAIDs, receiv
ID this day, by JENKINS, HAMILTON 4 CO.,
ri aim Successors to L. Harden + %.
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n, COTTAGE House FOR SALE
il In this city, about hall mile Southwest Of the
ILL., City Hall, in pleasant location, containing eight
ons The House is In good repair has large garden
cd water, ample store-roons, barn. &c. and il "a every
" adapted for genteel private residence. II will Be
d al bargain, and payments easy.
n not sold previous to tie FIRST Of pr It viii be rent
TO good tenant. Apply TO GEO. r 8. CURTIS,
lr.l4r- l1 .HuVti Real Estate broker,
10 dN +.t.t VIZ Us Union Bock
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Price Two cents
Drp GOODS.

REAT ExCTTEMENT!i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-06-26
ITEMS ABOUT TOWN.

The Young Ladies Library Associa-
ton OF tais town has scarcely been in
existence two wears and i; has bctw cen
six and seven hundred volumes of choice
books on its shelves. But very few 9th
or than standard works have been pun
chased. We think the Young ladies'
who conceived the plan Of furnishing to
the readin- public a select collection of
books. ana have thus far succ cded in
their efforts are deserving Of much praise,
aadmore ofnub'ic sympathy ard all than
has been bestowed upon them.
,-...- ,...u.
,1orir,o T,nrtsIot, anil pli,lnler
To,,te,,e hro,bers wer, drowned in
B. neb Pond On sunday last, They
were sons Of Mr. Joshua Togrtelott. and
were very energetic and capable Young
mon Thc;r a,cs wcre % and Is years
resnectivelv
We understand they were on a small
raj, Of lors and one Of them inm,al on
to los that had been loosed from anoth-
or raft and slinned eff into the water
The brother who remained on the raft,
instead of handing him an oar as he
might have done. jumped in after him :
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Tho july number Of EMERSON 5
UNITED STATES MAGAZINE - the
commencement Of new volume--con-
tains the opening chapter of an clabor-
ate original Life of Georg Washing
ton" which promises to De one OF the
most attractive literary features Of the
times, |; is written by dt,tingnishe |
author. and will be illustrated with sew
eral hundred Gne engraving, executed
By the bet American artists This
with the great humorous historical work
Of Major Jack Downing. which is pro
flseiy illustrated, ami the many other
brilliant features con,aiue n III, sIp I'd
monthly. will make the nav ,olame one
Of the most magnificent works ever is
, sued in any serial publication On this
side Of the Atlantic. The illustrated
description of the New York Herald
Establishment, and The Lover at Sea.
another beautiful poem by the author Of
Maggie Bell. sap2rbly illustrated, will
attract especial attention in the present
number. These will be f5llowel by
similar features in futur, nambsrs.
-HARPER's MAoAzrSE. for July Is
received 1t !, useless Tor US II praise
this sterling periodical to those who
take it. aad those who don't, miss a rare
monthly treat. We know of no hand
som volume Tor the Gentle tlbis than
Harper makes, neatly bound
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New York Market.

NV YoRk, jun %
Hour 10 a l5e better Common to strait
state go a CSC lTrer Lake go a
+ so common TO good Ohio extra 90 a
: 40 extra Genessee ! GO 1890. South
frn Ne better on common superiinc-Mixod
to good 80 : 90 fancy and extra : ,G5
9,15.-C Canadian frmer-supcriine $50
& 80: extra 600 900.
q6 yellow 50
Pork dali and lower for rness-Aicss - so
- So prime ~ oo 1910.
Beef iirn-Ceantry moss 400 a $500;
prime moss - 20 - - aud dull
Coffee. dull--Ei1 lnl-2 He.
Sugar dull--.ilayanna sl-2 in bond Tor ex-
port.
Malass~ dull. Nusc5vado % nhoud