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EXPRESSES.
ES d L L Y
Freight E.6tae !
--BETwEEE -
Worcester and Veao YORK.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COMPANIES LIRE
OF Powerful Screw Steamers,
--BETWERN-


PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK,
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence 81 Worcester Rail Road.
81 Je~@tSss "a. 70 Goods transported between Wor.
-, soeater and New York as low, and With
We equal despatch, as by any other line
The 8teamers Of this line will leave Providence for New
York daily Sundays exeepted) from foot Of South Mair
Street and Til leave New York daily Sundays except
ed from Pier H. North River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates, and forwarded with great despatch
This Lns connects by arrangement with the daily In
land Line Of Propelers between New York and Phiiadel
phis, and with the tgi-weeky inland line to Baltimore
when the inland route is open.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
iom New York by any other lines, if so directed at our
current rates.
For further information, apply to EDWIN BYNNER,
General Agent, Office No. Mechanics' Hail. or to w.
J0URDAN, Master Of Transportation Of Providence and
Worcester Railroads. Worcester, to Isaac 0de Pier No
II, North River, New York or to
B. BUFFCN, Agent, Foot South Main ST..
WorceSteT, Feb ~, 1853, dawtf Providence.
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WATCHES,
JE WELRY,
AND SILVER WARE

At Great Reduction from former prices.
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70 "a TENT AG ENC Y


United SEaaess Great Britain France
And other European countries.
The Subscriber, PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFTSM AN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
bser for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
ents.
He continues to make Models ard to prepare specif
cations Drawings, and all neceary papers and 10 pro
Patents in the United States and European coun
tries Foreign business condded only to trugy and re
sponsible agents.
All business conhded to me will be promptly attended
to at the toses rates Casually Is per cent lower than
the same would be done by others in the proession)
Being connected with the best Agents a, Wash
ngton, and making frequent trips there, I am ena
bed to keep thoroughly posted all matters relating to
Patents and new Inventions thus afording the best ac
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inyen.
tors IN regard to securing Patent for their Inventions
Inventors will ind it to their advantage to put their in
ventons into substantial form Model as soon as prac
hcabe (this frequently Patent in case Of cues
ton Of priority OF invention and consu some reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws and proceedings
n the Patent Office. as TO securing their rights.
all communications strictly confidential Advice as to
mode OF proceeding given gratis Preliminary exannina
tons made comparing inventions with those already ps
tanted, OF In use for the same purpose involving the
same principles, and advice given the probability Of
obtaining patent in saving from fifty to one
hundred dollars to the Inventor
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them made
to order upon reasonable terms and warranted to answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office.
Deeds OF assignments recorded at Washington Copies
Of Drawngs, Specifications and other papers in the Pa
tent Once obtained
The Patent Laws, Reports Of Patent Cases. and othei
Valuable works relating to Patents, together with com
pete List Of all the Patents record at Washington car
be seen at my Office, free Of charge
For further information, inquire Of
JAMES G.. ARNOLD,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Worcester, Mass
splsl Office at Mechanios' Hall dawt
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CLOCKS! CLOCKsl! CLOCKs!!! O.
different patterns, in Gilt Bronco and Marble Gases
which can be bought low,
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Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING
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5sH RAILROAD ,geazs -
AND STEAMER aasssss iaszsl7islz

q EN E2AL TICKET OFFICE.
For all the South IN and Western States via Steamers
from Buffalo tor all lover and Upper Lake ports and
Railroads to al points. Pass myers by this line viii
find much peassnter, and from 81 to SO cheaper than
any other routes including meals and state rooms on the
boats. For Ii kets, aFply to BRADLEY Il Co. Leon
ards Express Office; d. NJ Wilter General Ticket Agent
worcester ara Nashua Railroad; at Junction Ticket
Office, Worcesteri or O. .. SHAW Travelling Agent; and
NJ L. RAY, General Receiver, II Albany street. Boston
List of farel from
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RAILROADS.
WORCESTER & NASHUA
&&
IN n AANf4AA=s
kRRANGEMENT

s&s& RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after May TO- 1868, Passenger Trains viii run
Is follows
Leave Worcestera at s2o and Ills a. m, and 80 p.
Leave Nashua at a. m and 70 m and 5.15 p
At Nashua all trains connect with the trains Of Con
cord Railroad where passengers take the cars to and from
the Northern the Passumpso, the Boston, concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad
At Groton Iuudon, trains connect directly WITH the
trains Il the Stony Brook Raroad and also with trains
of the Ftchbarg Railroad with the exception Of the first
train Boston; and at Fitchburg with trains OF the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with othef
roads pathfinder Railway Guide .oT the New Eng
land States" G. ". BENTLEY sup't'
Worcester, May TO- 1868. dtt y27
-yzsa=ez2r3 BOsToN & WORCEsTER
1877 y r LR0AD.-summer Arrangement, com
mencng Monday May 81. 1858
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester, as follows
Leave Worcester at Steamboat, I, $40 a. 120,
Exp, To- II 40 Exp. p N The 4, T. $40 a. N, ~
ana is trains start from the Foster street station
The and IL AS p N. trains start from the Western
Railroad station.
Millbur 40 a. N s 55 p. m.
Milford, 10, 8 As q. m, 80 p. IN.
Northb0ro', Z, $40 a. H. Ais p.
| Marlboro, 100, 10 M 4.35 p. m.
| birmingham Centre, 7.45, 10 rs a n, p.
birmingham, Steamboat s, l045 a. m, 2.2o, 4.45,
| Ii, 1890
saxonvle, $50 a. M, 8 pm.
Newton ago 81 30, $3.50 Wor., 9, III. Is Wor., a.
"a; l 20, 70 so, E545 Wor,, 8, s.15 p m.
Broosline, $50, 49, g. sA5 10 a. m, 1l5, O. 4, $50
| 64h, p M
Needhsm Plain, 6, Is a me-, 1906 pm.
west Newton Station.
| TRAINS FOR wore ESTE q, as follows
For Worcester, at 200, 80 Express a n 100, Ex'
| press 80, 30 Express. 8 p. m
Millbury, 7 90 a. M, 30 p.
MILFORD, 90 g. M, 80 80 p. m.
Ncrhboro', 7, a. m. 80 4.30 .. %.
Marlboro, 100 a m 30, 80 p m.
! birmingham Centre, 90 a. NJ, so, 430p.m
! saxonyille, 900 a. m, 8 p. m
Newton 100 Wor., as, Q a. m II, 100 wor $50.
| 40 Wor., 5, Q, 7, 9 Is p. m.
Brookine IT'S 1856, 9,O5 II M, 12.l6, 215. s.15
| 8 05, 6l5, 10, 9 30 p. m.
@, R. Branch, Z IS a. NJ, 10 10, Is, els p m.
| Albany, 100 $50 Express M, &c. Express, p. m
New York via Springfield, 30 Express ~, Express
| pm.
New YORK, via Norwich, 80 Express p. m.
| GTNew York Sunday Mail Train at p.
Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
Boston, May 81 1868. G. TWICHELL. supt
nv2S
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FRENCH DROPS AND PILLS.
Expressly for regulating the Female System Price $40
Can he obtained at DR.. HILLS Office No l21 Main ST
WoreesteY, Mass. n3
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N'uVt P1illts ~ te ttne pfOpOfuonate low price.
J. T. BANlsfER, Agent bsonards' Express Office.
my20 dom
4 EONARD s. CO.'S BOSTON & EAST.
4 TERN EXPRESS,
Deer tho Boston 4 Worcester RrSlroad,
0FFt0Bs--lS0 Main St.. Worcester; Court street
Hoston, mhI2dtf
El;sssssss EGLLAR's NOR NYICH Ann
$h WORCESTER EXPRESS.
OFFoEs--1s0 Main st., Worcester NJ O. Rrakenridee,
tore, under Wauregan House, Norwich o.
u packages should be marked Fullerie Exprege
orcester Sept lat 1865. septb
gpssa0ssssG ROSES PROVIDENCE AM
essasn WORCESTER EXPRESSLY every Iraio
Packages Forwarded, Noea, Drafts and Bills collected
and paid, and all orderb attended to with despatch
OFHoEs.-l6O Main street, Worcester; Horace Cookis
Store, Woopaocket No.4 Exchange street Proyidenee
-gy FESRE & o'S UNITED sTITFs
gasft! AND CANADA EXPRESS. = Megsen.
gers leave Worcester three times daily via Worcests,
anu Nashua Railroad for Bo3ton, Nashua Lowell Law
rance &ciurnshng Che most direct and exdeaitious line
FIsKE a CO., Proprietors,
lao Court Square, Boston
y, H. Vsgood, Agent. General Express Office, No a
haooln House Block. Worcester. dp u2I
OFFICE DESK FOR sALE.-A large ~
~ zoe des s made OF black walnut suitable for Bank
olnspIance Office. for sale cheap. Inquire Of n. h.
HANSON 60 and 0s Main street, dd i,'t
a ET THE BEST. A fall assert meot ~ Orr. 4
Va MacnaughFs SCOTCH SPOOL COTTON al
HAhRtNGION's,
aus dh 2o4 Main street Cor Elm.
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6 IAL NO TIC E.
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INSURANCE..

I&SER ANCE.
EfNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital 81, cock coo.
Z PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford,
Capital 100000.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York
cspitsl $500, 900.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
CAITTAI S5o90d0.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, Providence.
CAPITAL $4,000.
The above named Companies continue 20 insure usde
Avorsbis terms Fer further particulars inquire of
& z, BSLLoCK, Agent
OF sa~ti |arcests'
ZION NAY FIEE INSURANCE COM
- PANY, CONWAY. MASS
Incorporated and Organized in l849.
Capital 5000
JAMES s. WHITNEY, President
D. c. ROaERs, Secretary
This Company continues 10 insure Buildings Stores ma
chinery, merchandise Gnd other property agsus5 ass
and damage by are at rates Of premium. The
most satisfactory references given.
EDW ARD L. DAVIS, Agent for Worcester and vicln.
ity, lll Main street dly IA
SENHE MUTUAL LIFE iNSUg NEE
COMPANY, OF New Yosk, has a capital Of
s 4 6 8 ) o 00!!
It's net increase il the last year has ben
TIA dividend Of Feb IT, 1855 was 40 per cent on the
aggregate Of prem paid during hve years amount
Ing to $l,142, sos iSs The reversionary value az
this division being added 70 the Of the Policy
makes single increase Of more than 600 upon many
Of the Poecies made for $40 600 increase upon
all sm Her Policies ia the proportion
This is the oldest and much the largest Mutual
Life Insurance Compeny in the Country.
ANY further information may he had by ppleation By
mail or in person, 70 the A gent
FRANKLIN WHIPPLE.
sp2O deodtf 23S Msin street, Worcester.
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Owing to the long continued depression in the
money market, shall offer customers our very
large and extensive assortment of
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~ UINCY MUTUAL FIRE INsU e..
[, ANCE C0.-Incorporated SOL.
valuable md Cgsh Capital
100000
Insures Buildings Furniture and Merchandise atStoct
Bates, and continue to pay rs per dividend one
year policies, and 90 per cent. dividend Eve yeaH
policies, at their expiration.
Worcester odace in Mechanics Hall.
my6 decd y. A ROWLAND Agent.
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u h, KINNEY, SCULPTOR, AND
Ape CAMEO GUTTER. No. 1855 Main street. (up one
fight { staiYs) dH 10
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NEW YORK NEWS-.JuNr d

Mr. c. d. Fredericks No SIS Broadway, on the SD
instant received notice that note signed by him. for
$1,000, would shortly become due and at the Arti-
zans Bank Mr. F. knowing that he had not signed any
note of that description promptly called at the Bank
asked to see the note; but the bank officers refused
show it, in spite of his assertion that it for
gerry Mr.. F. then applied to General Tamadge, Super
inenden of Police and that gentleman officer Bre-
o"rt with Mr. Fredercks to the bank with instructions
10 inform the bank officers that it his wish that Mr.
redercks he allowed to the note. After hest
ton the produced, and Mr. F. Immediately
pronounced it to be forgery Officer Brevoort then
ask" ask" Tie President to allow him look at the
names upon the note in order that he MIGHT he aba
10 aee H. nut this refused and the officer appeared
neIore Justice osborn issued a summons recurring
@ n I ir,er 9 the cashe: of the bank at Court, and
So'ls = @ "ii1 To bring the note in question. This
summons was taken to the cashier who rather than be
II - 10 eort gave up the and stated that Mr.
Josep D. lshal, ol No. Il Fulton street had denosted it
for collection. The bore the en5orserat % w s @ IT,
Illus a. Gigan said to be youn, E,il t ol oie ~ .
Gently received commission in the I-ntaJ So - ~
Officer Brevoort yesterday called upon Mr. ISborn yo
stated that his brother Ralph Isham had placed the
i'll his hands to raise money Gllipan l. olIod o., I
the person who forged Mr. Frederick name to he note
and is stated that he has done the on other to
the amount of $500 'rFT'TFrT- -;
The work of breaking out and dscharging tbe rricat
SuSquehanna is progressing tavorably
made all is ready place about 500 tons
of ice mixed with salt board her next to the vail,
of the sh? in order to destroy the Infection when the
ship will he handed to the Navy Yard The Black
warrior has been thoroughly cleaned and will leave Quar-
antine to-day.
In the yacht the yachts passed through the
NarTows yesterday 1l:2O p NJ the Rebecca first Una
second Madgie third and the schooners far behind
Al 5dO T. NJ they had passed of sight the tec
graph station the Narrows, were going off wing
with square sails set before fair wind which blew fresh
from the southwest by west
A very respectable looking man. about fifty wears of
age, giving his George Bovine, on
Wednesday, in Wall street. by Bank Detective officer
Hays, charged with forging two ehecksone for $500 and
another for 81 I200-upon the National Bank Of this city
PuIpo''ns TO have been drawn by ex-Recorder Tilou
a he on urI t OF eT%y HS' Uf % G the murder Of Mccarthy
council, postponed till the first Monday Term
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE OATH.

TRIEsTE-392 hhds. tobacco, 80 tous bark $50 tons
rosn.
CADIz-S16 hhds tobacco, 800 pipe slaves
SPANISH MAIN.-334 bbls. -four 20 half bbls do 150
bbls meal 90 half bbls do, 4S bushels corn 40
bbls bread 20 half bbls do so bags bran so bushels
lard, 80 half bbs salt 10 bbs cotton twine 20 boxes
soap 12 half bbls sugar 500 gunny bags, bb pitch
bbls tar box box adzes boxes glass tumbers
so shot bales shirng stripes bales denims
Fied stripes crates, cask stone jugs box wall
paper hhds leaf tobacco, cases boxes manufactured
do. venetian blinds, 6 puncheons oil meal
VALPARAIso200b bbls. Hour, 200 half bbls do bbls
beef 46 half bbls do bbs dried beef 42 bbs pork 36
bbls bread 200 crackers, 25 lard kegs
butter $50 bbls rice 600 kegs nails so boxes candles 800
boxes soap, 149 boxes starch % bales gunny bags 90
backing 40 bales domestcs 81 bolts cotton duck
/ bale ravens bbs twine. l case clothnn 20
blue drills sample box do $50 bbls sugar 100 half
bbls do so bbs tar 63 pkgs cordage u half bbls var
nsh So pkgs rope. 50 bbs vinegar 10 boxes trpenne
so boxes alcohol 80 boxes linseed OIL 90 boxes ETHEREAL
OIL preserved lobster bags coffee bags pimen
los halt chests 100 boxes tobacco oars AZ hand
spikes brogans II hats and shoes bales
oakum, ties hams $50 doz. brooms. 40 doz whsks and
brooms 80 boxes acks 6704 feet of plank 400 slaves
LAGUAYRA-26O bbls flour 4 OGO bus corn GOO bns
beans % terces rice, so boxes cheese kegs uttar
co kegs lard, hhds tobacco, boxes do 5 bundles
leather.
BERMUpA.-1S0 bbls. flour IS half bbls do l Dbl rye
-four 20 bbls corn meal, half Dbl do, 554 bus corn
100 bus bran, Is bus feed, bus oats, SIS hams half
chest tea, bbs, tar bbs pitch, boxes candles Q
boxes soap. bbls do, half boxes biscuit rs bbs
bread half bbs crackers canister of cake So boxes
do 40 cans do. bbl 2 half bbs. and cases md Sc
Dbl beef half Dbl do, IA bus peas, 10 bus beans
kegs and irkin butter, kettle lard, kegs do boxes
candles l case matches, half terce rice, 10 boxes
cheese Dbl shoulders; 10 paper, fral dates
bales hay 600 #. W. p. lumber.
CIENFUEeos200 bbls -four 1sS tcs 81 half tcs and 40
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IMPORTANT SURVEYING EXPEDITION TO
TuE JAPANESE SEAS

THE JAPANESE SEAS.
Among the passengers who sailed by the Star of
the West for California, on Thursday was party,
consisting of Lieutenant Commanding John NJ.
Brooke, u. s. NJ, the inventor of the deep sea
sounding lead (to which the Atlantic telegraph pro-
ectors owe much j Lieutenant Thorburn. L. S.
N; f. NJ Kern the artis who accompanied the ex-
rloring expedition under Commander Rogers to the
North Pacific, and several others.
We learn that the party will proceed to San Fran
cisco, and thence, in the FennimOre Cooper-a pi-
lot boat OF about 100 tons, formerly of this ctyto
China and Japan, principally to explore and survey
the route between those countries and San Francis
co. 1t is said there are more than 450 dangers
such small islands, reef and shoalson that route,
which are not located on any chart yet compiled;
and in view OF the rapidly increasing commerce be-
tween ports the Pacific and China and Japan,
practical Secretary of the Navy has determined
to do what lies in his power to dissipate ignO-
rance which has already proved fatal to many gal
liant ship
Lieut.. Brooke carries out large number of his
ingenious leads and we may expect when he returns
to have complete chart of the bottom of that
part of the Pacific which he will pass as that
which his lead has already given us of the Tele-
graphic plateau in the Atlantic. Joseph Heeco, a
japanese who was wrecked some years since and
brought to this country in an American ship, re-
turns to Japan in the schooner clerk to Captain
Brook. Heeco has applied himself diligently since
his arrival in this country to acquiring know
ledge of our language, customs and institutions, and
is said to write the language very well.
TIE CRUISE OF THE ARcTIC.-The cruise of the
little old Arctic has turned out as we expected it
would She sent to the Gulf, it will be remenl-
bered, to elbow the British Fleet out of water
with two guns and howitZer) The first day out
she made three miles an hour. The third day out,
she rolled so heavily that corporaPs guard of ma
rines had to hold the howitzer to keep it from pitch
ing overheard. On the seventh day, she broke her
engine On the eighth, she sprung aleak. On the
NINTH set all hands at the pumps. Succeeding in
stopping the leak, she crept on toward Havana at
canal boat speed-two and half miles an hour
She did not see the British feet-didnt see the
Styx- didn't see anything in fact, except when some
merchantmen overlook and sailed past her. Fl
nally, after voyage of eighteen days (more than
it takes to 90 to Europe she reached Havana
Then it was found that her boilers were out of or
der, and she started back to Key West for repairs
1t is hardly necessary to add that she did not elbow
the British fleet out of water. ."-AlJaHy Ecening
Journal.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
MoNRovIA ". C. A.-Ketcb President.
129 pkgs. palm oil, II tons camwood, 4 hbls syrup
do. SUGAR. W. S. Hall & Co
COASTWISE.
NEW YoRK-Schr Baltimore
cases matches-Rnbinson, Lord & Co: % bdls iron
casks mdse-E. l.. Parker X Co; 100 bdls do-F. W
Brune Sons; p cases do. Crosby & Son. so pkgs.
do, a lot copper ore-order.
CHARLEsToN-BGr LdcOniI
rs bales cotton-J. Williams Il Son; ~ 900 it. lumber
Perry Trowbrdge Co.. 50 600 do do o-Pendergrast Bros
New 0RLEANs-ScLr 4. B. Moore.
bales woolGeo. a. Harrison; DID hides 142 bdls do
@M @ crane y SON 40 40 ooLroiand ian jenkins \ Co,
Bartlett Co; $40 do. DOB Deford Sons; 200 do
do, 90 bbls. whiskey 20 pkgs. mdse-ordcr.
New YoRK-Str Caledonia.
10 pkgs. wine-L. Thomson Co; do. doc H. Ny
ers & Bro; do. do.-J T. Jameson & Co.. 500 do mdsc
-sundry persons
RICHMoND-Briq NontrOSe.
9T4 bbls. flour, 200 half do. do.-Order
BosT0N-Schr. ". Dodae
32S bbls sh-Curtis Post; 40 tons plaster 800 pkgs
mdse.-order
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PHILADEI, ,PHIA NEWS 81

The surgical instrument mandatory of Messrs NJ &
j. Kuermerle at the of Eight and Morris streets
Eighth Ward. robbed Wednesday night of goods
valued at 81 900.
Dr. John H. B. Mcclellan has been elected Professor of
Anatomy in the Pennsylvania Medical College
The Association of the Defenders of the Country in the
of 1872 will hold their stated meeting on July 5th
at the County Court House celebrate the birth day of
American Independence.
man named Small by trade sawyer, fell overheard
yesterday afternoon from Scull ReXs wharf at the foot
of Poplar street. and drowned.
A man named Christian Ruff twenty three years of
found drowned yesterday in Cohocksink creek
A man named McAfee fell dead yesterday morning at
his house in Shippen street. above Eghteeth
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IL TEL. .EGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER X Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % SOUTH STREET.
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 25TH .
ALCOHOL.-There has been Il very limited inquiry
throughout the week and have sales of any
sequence to report The stock in hands very light
and holders asking II cents which nominal
Retail lots selling at 46G4S cents
BEESWAX.-We quote at 2Sd30 cents for fair to bright
yellow, with light sales at the inside figure
BARk.-There have been transactions of moment
this week. and quotations therefore, nomnally $40
@l22 for ordinary to prime No. Quercitron.
BREAD is unchanged, with limited sales of Navy at 3H
cents Pilot at cents and Water Crackers at cents per
lb subject n discount for cash.
C0FFEE.-The market opened on Saturday with brisk
speculative inquiry, and sales amounting
bags, follows: 600 bags medium Rio at 104 cents
1000 bags do at 10 cents 900 bags fair at 0dI0k cents
100 bags good fair at l0 and 200 bags Laguayra
IL cents Since then the market has ruled very dull
which is partly attributable to the assorted
hand it being composed in the main of low grades for
which there is little sale The sales subsequently include
1100 bags common to prime at 94 all cents. To-day
there was good inquiry, with sales 100 bags um
Rio at 10 cents 1l00 bags do 10Y ca bags
ha at OS $50 bags Laguayra at II cents and so bags
at at 1l5 The market closes very firm, with good in
qury at lOd10A cents for medium grades Rio. 104 all
cents for good and IL cents ior prime 1ld11
Laguayra and 16d17 cents for Java The stock
about II 500 bags The imports have been $50 bags by
the brig Chattanooga from Rio
COTT0N.-Spinners have been purchasing tolcrably
freely this week. and note sales of
binary middling fair Upland and Gulf from IL cts
cash and Is cts and months. The stock hand is
about 500 bales The market closes ct higher than
last week and advance our quotations accordingly:
GRADES UPLAND. GULF. WESTERN.