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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-27
MAINE TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

BANGOR, June 26.-At the annual meeting
of the stockholders of this company, held in
this city to-day, the following named gentle
men were unanimously elected directors for
the ensuing year: Hiram o. Alden, James
White OF Belfast; Albert w. Paine, Jacob A.
Smith, Albert Holton, OF Bengor james S,
Bedow, VIM. Z. Merrill of Portland, Edward
O'Brien OF Thoniaston, Aaron HAYDEN of
PASSPORT AT a subsequent meeting OF the
directors, Hiram o. Alden Esq, was unaEi-
mously chosen president, and VIM. p Merrill
secretary and treasurer, for the ensuing year
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BosroN, June 26.-The funeral of Lieut.
Walker of the I'd New Hampshire regiment,
killed on the New Jersey Railroad, took place
at Concord, N. H., to-day. large body of
Free Masons, Gov Berry and staff, members
of the legislature, the city government, and
great concourse of citizens were present at the
solemn exercises.
The 5th Maine regiment, Col. Donnell, ar
rived at here at go P. NJ, and marched to the
common under escort of the Cadets, where a
collation. was furnished. The regiment left
this evening via Fall River for New York. 1t
is splendid body of men, fully equipped for
the field.
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TmE MIIwAUKEE 'hANK ItIorERs.

MILWAUKEE, June 26.-There is some ex-
element, this afternoon, in the upper wards
but no serious result. Committees from the
riotous wards, it is said, have been appointed
to demand of the banks to make good all the
money they now hold. Eight hundred troops
are under arms constantly to quell disturb
ances. The governor came here esterday
and arrangements are on loot to make the Sc
curities OF Solvent banks par, by the substitu-
ton of state bonds for deprecated southern
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vERMONT sTATE CONyENTION,

MONTPELIER, W., June 26.-The state
convention met here to-day. There was a
large attendance. The 10 lowing nominations
were made: for governor, Frederick Bol.
brook OF Bratteboro Lieut.. Gov. Levi Under
wood of Burlington; treasurer j. z. Page of
Rutland. A resolution recommending sus.
pension of old party lines, and the cultivation
of unity in a vigorous support of the govern
ment to put down rebellion and treason, was
adopted. Paul Dillingham;, prominent dem.
ocrat, and others, made patriotic speeches.
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NEW YORK, June 26.-CorToN quite firm sales 1900
bales,
FLOURRecepts 81, 3 bbls; sales Is 100 bbls; state
and WESTERN extra state is scarce and steady
other descriptions rule heavy and prices tend downward
superhne state 42O @ 425 extra state 400 @ 47O round
hoop Ohio IS q 500 superhne western 81 % 426; COM
mon to good extra western 4.40 q 49,.
Wheat heavy and unsettled; Chicago spring 50 q LOO
Racine spring LOS; Milwaukee club SO "a los; north.
western CLUB 81 403 Corn less active and scarcely
so firm; mixed western IL "a 49c for inferior to
prime. Oats heavy.
Pork dull heavy, and lower; sales 100 bbls Whskey
favors the buyer sales $50 bbls at Isl "a Ice. Sugars
dull and favor the buyers Muscovado a @ 4Sc. Coffee
quiet; Rio, 800 bags at II a lac.
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FROM TEXAS.

New ORLEANS, June 25.-Advices from
Texas regarding the superior condition of the
crops in all sections continue to arrive. Sugar
and cotton are in excellent order. Beeves will
be driven from western Texas here. The IT,
S. troops, prisoners at San Antonio, will soon
be moved 10 miles out of town.
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REBEL DEPREDATIONs IN MARY
LAND.

WILLIAMsPoRr, MD, June 26.-Forty con.
federate cavalry crossed the Potomac this
morning, Immediately after the withdrawal of
the federal night pickets along the line of the
river at Alexandra Skaters Ferry. They
destroyed his ferry boat and skitf and redress.
ed. The place is half way between Falling
Waters and Dam No. 4. When the report
reached here, two companies OF cavalry were
promptly sent to the point, but the enemy had
retired Two more were sent up the river in
the direction of Clear Springs, who returned
without finding the enemy.
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ITEM

DETROIT. Mich, June 26-The store and
wharf of Curtis Bliss, & Co., at East Sagi-
nav, was burned yesterday, Loss $4,000 !;
insured $4,000. Two warehouses of Sheldon
& Co., at Hougton, Lake Superior, containing
large amount OF supplies, were burned on
Thursday night Loss $4,000; no insur-
anrp.
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Gov. PIERPONT OF VIRGINIA.

WAsHINGToN, June 26-The first official
act of the government recognizing the new
provisional government at Wheeling, as the
state government OF Virginia occurred to-day
in having regular official intercourse with
Gov. Pierpont, communicating to him the ap.
portionment of Virginia tor the 38th congress.
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ANEsCAPE FROM Pirates.

New York, June 18th. bark Virgin
ia Ann, just arrived, was chased on the 23d,
all day and night by supposed privateer, ap-
parently formerly pilot boat.
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"Isuy Me, and iii do you GOOd.''-Dr LANG
LEY'S ROOT AND HERB BIrTERS continue to be
the standard medicine the of all Bilious and
Liver Complaints uumors from pimple to the worst
putred sore; Jaundicc; Headache; Piles Dyspepsia;
Indigestion; Weakness, &c. They both Alternative
and tonic regulate the stomach bowels stimulate
Liver restore the appetite, promote digestion, give
strength quicken the circulation and purify the blood
better than any medicine ever known. They made
lila Yellow Dock, Mandrake, Thor ughwort, Cherry,
Poplar and Prickly Ash Banks, Rhubarb, Dandelon
and Others recently adoed all skully combined
to act in accordance with the laws of Nature, forming
the most etectua Spring Summer Medicine that
be used. Everybod needs this medicine, and all should
IT at Pleasant and SAFE at ali times. Only rs
and 38 cents per bottle
This medicine is also put up in
trated form, called Dr. LaRgleys Sugar Coated Root
and Herb Pilts, beautiful cathartic without gripping
pain, and will cure Ccstveness and Piles. Sold by all
Dealers in Medicines
orders addressed to j. LANGLEY or GEO c.
GOODWIN ~ CO, Boston,
GEO L. SPURR and DAVID SCOTT Wholesale
Agents for Worcester. weOw&d6m mch25
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Nrp GOODS.
+ OK FOR b JAR GAINS
d r. Y G. O O D S 4,
SHELDON'S.
FOR THE NEXT TWENTY DAYS,
Goods will be offered
At Greatly Reduced Prices, to Close the Entire
Stool.

Among the Desirable Bargains
A lot of Double Width cHENE MoHAIRs, at &c,
considered cheap at 75c.
full line of Striped and Figured BERAGE ANG
LAIS, lie, regular Csc goods.
1000 yds GRAY GOODS, at6ac.
IS ps GRAY GOODS, worsted and Cotton, at l2sc
extra, for the price.
Extra Double width GRAY GOODS, for Travelling
Suits at IL and Csc.
A full assortment of BERAGES ESMARALDAS
LAWNS, BRILLIANTS, and other Seasonable Goods.
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old CHEESE-50 Boxes old English
~ dairy, for sale by VIM o SWEET
mch26 dtf 1856 Main street
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d0lants.
flour, Groceries, DIT.

RUTTER-100 Tubs Vermont dairy, on
~ hand and for sale by WIN o. SWEET
mch26 diff 1856 Main street.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
"

Certificates OF $500 and $1,000 will have interest war
rants attached to them payable they fall due at
the Office of the Treasurer of the Commonwealth
Certificates OF 800 will be without such warrants but
payments of interest upon them Will be made same
place on presentation of the certificates themselves.
Bidders are particularly requested designate the
class and denominations to which their bids apply
ing that the accrued interest from the first daY July
from which the interest runs to the time Of their pay
ment for the scrip, will, in all cases. an additional
charge to the purchaser
Sealed proposals, for the whole any part of the
above scrip will be received this office the 10th
day OF July next ensuing. at two O'Clock NJ, when
they Will be opened and awards made to the highest
bidders reservng the right however reject any bids
for satsfac tory These proposals enclosed
in an envelope to the address of the Treasurer and
marked PROPOSALS FOR LOAN"
Parties whose bids accepted will notified there
Of and payment for the Scrip he made within
DAYS from the 10th of July aforesaid Should the Scrip
not be prepared at that date the Treasurers receipt will
be given, emitting the holder same as soon
as il can be prepared. HENRY X. OLIVER,
Treasurer and Receiver-General of Massachusetts
ie25 dtJvlO
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pURWELL.S WASHING SOAP; also
AZ wnchester's, and Mason's extra. for sale by
ALLEN & Dw5FAElI., No Front ST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-17

%: .chss ohslsns wheeler do; Brazil. KinsmAn Bra1os
NV ORlEANs Jan lO-Arr steamship Bepviie Bull
Iocb Hyork via Havana bark Clarna Dwyer boston Cid
ship. Jchn BARBOUR W. Moran; Empress LcIaw and Ed
big " Heard, Miller Msr~eilies
Ih-Arr br ship Euxne, Watts Port Glasgow; bark Re-
dr,n Farrell Rio lsneiro CID ships Ocean Monarch,
h. Wyatt VIM Singer Farley and Gen Novel; Novel;,
Liverpool; Jenny Lind. Larrsbee, Queenstosn 70
wo.d: Charles Pencil, Mecher, Havre W Bou 81
wards Bordeanx; sr bark Cristofero Colombo Anoa Ge-
nos .shGs ohn oipin psly Sngi.s, !a sS,
TSwed 70 .es "a inst ships Ocean Belle Spark the
Ocean th TIN Lnthe ana Joshua maHran ma ~, M sn
kLMhERN, Jan g-cld scar Ex.bsth, Hall, Antigua
NORFOLK, Dec 70 tback datet-Ar ship iieye.i., boas
POI m a' brig sarah Ehz haynes Sio,I sers
sohasse' Toby, ssnowicn; Pennsylvania, LAdd Nor"cn
Jan 10 Arr In Hampton Roads tby teo bark Rockaway,
NEWPORT, Jan l5 AM-In port schrs Augusta Gregory
from Niok for BOSTON, Flora sears from Bsto for Ne"
NEW LONDON. Jan is-Arr schr silas Wright, Seaman,
PENSACOLA. Jan 7-Arr ship Columbus Anderson Dub
In brig AnnAndse Match Camden s,h sth sca,s Mary
Cid slst briggs e;astnsr Hastings, Barcelona; Frost
HOPKINS Torugas; w Drisko Drsko Boston; Isaac Car
Shute Havana previous 70 Jan bark Arcadia Good
win, Havana; brig Wenonah, Dow, do.
PORTLAND, Jan l+-Arr Bf bark Guiding Star, Kelley,
BoSion briggs Kennedy. Wnslow, Bonaire VIA Clio
York oh'''sn. Means Havana steamer raAp''0 'A New
PROVIDENCE, Jan iS-Arr steamers Petrol Young. and
Philadelphia Sid schrs John Daring uoney Nor
folk BALTIMORE; Chief, Edndge Norfolk Hudson, Water
WILMINGTON, NO. Jan ls-Arr schr A Deisosset
wIsCAssET, Jan H-Ar brig " CLARK, Daggett, Boston
70 load for Cuba Sid 18th, bark Sam shepherd Hathaway
Havana
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SHIPS AsHoREWe remarked few days since that the prsc
the Of anchorng vessels in the North River during ice
terms" faught with greater danger than they
brought 70 the pers We have record the grounding
Of the ships Fearless OF Boston, from Manila and Calhoun,
from Liverpool, the Oats between Ellis and Bedloe's
Islands carried there by the North River Ice Tuesday night
There fortunately being very full tide yesterday with Wind
from NE, they noaed OF AT high water and owcd 70
their bertbs The rain has bat reduced the quaa
tity OF drift ice.
SUR GOLDEN STAR Cof Boston Staples from Mobile Nov 10
for Liverpool wrecked Wexford Tre and da'e
Capt Staples wife and servant Gill aud 10 Of the crew.
drowned. The mate and men saved
BARK JACOB hgRRLL-A telegraph despatch from Sandy
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 16-6 2. M.
The money market is again easier to-day. We
hear of large line Of paper going at per cent,
and quite large number of names are current at
3 IL. On call, money abounds at per cent.
The tendency Of our money market TO increased
ease will assist the negotiation Of the Treasu
ry notes on Saturday next. The prevailing opin-
ion In the street appears to be that they will go at
from to 10 per cent, and that the bids will con-
siderably exceed five millions In amount. Much,
however, must depend upon political events. The
emily fear ofmoneyed men is, that the President may
not show frmness in the present emergencies. If
he continues to administer the government with
courage and boldness, people will be ready enouhg
70 lend money to the United States. In this view,
Mr.. Buchanan's answer to Col. Hayne N likely TO
assist the negotiation on Saturday.
The stock market continues firm and even buoy
ant, though there is not much outside bust
ness. There are no stocks in the street,
and there is lively inquiry for stocks
from parties who have sold short on the political
crisis. Illinois Central, which has been freely
sold, advanced this morning to SSH, and this
afternoon to 851s; IL sold three days ago at 10.
Reading also advanced, and the general Western
railroad list was higher. Tennessee 6's fell of
fraction, and Erie was also rather lower. In the
afternoon a very large business was done and
prices were uniformly higher than in the morning.
The IL per cent Treasury notes fuctuate between
IA and "a premium. At the close to-day the
market was firm, the following being the quota
tions-United States 5's, 1874, 90 931s; Virginia
Sc, 74A ais; Tennessees, IA q q; Missouri 6's
Ssa q; Canton, IA Is; Cumberland Coal pre-
fened, z a 0; Pacific Mail, s9s1 90; New York
Central, 1917 az; Erie, 3ss4 40; Hudson River
EHa AS; Harlem, lSh Il; do. preferred, % q
~ Reading, 4la M Michigan Central, s4I< a
~ Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana. Az
IS; do. guaranteed, s35s a "a; Panama, ia a
ZIG; Illinois Central, s511s q; Galena and Chisa-
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Personal lntellfSence.

Colonel w. L. Bradley Of Connecticut; Or. scammon,
S SsS Of Of ss
n. Holland, Of San Francisco, are stopping At the
LAfaIge House.
Rev. G.; T. Rider, Of Poughksepsie; Rev. G. l.
LHneugwen, Of Middetown DIR. K Wescot and wife, OF
IAaaelphia; William Sim, OF Ireland A. Barn, OF Eng
knd f. A. Macarthy, Of scranton, Pa; N. Carter OF
Egland and Theodore Hart Of Montreal stopping vt
the CLARENDON Hotel
LAeuenan,s Cambria and G Dewey Of the United States
Navy; q. Washington, OF North Carolina l. W. Coe and
N. s. Morse, Of Connecticut; j. Nicoi OF Quebec; DR.
Hastead and wife, Massachusetts,, C. II. Stow Of Hud
SON and h. Blood, Of Vermont are stopping VI the 81
NschoIas hotel
Hon. Caleb Cushing Of Massachusetts,; Hon. Daniel s.
Dickinson and H. II. Wolcotl, OF Bnghamton; Judge Mil
bes Ut New York; R. j. Hldeman, vi Pounsylvania DR.
F. t. Dennistou, of Northampton; X. A. Richards and
party and r. Payson, Boston, and C. A. Washburn, Of
sAn Francisco are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Hon. Amos Kendall and wife, Of Washington; hon. G.
T. Upham, VI Maine, John Bingham, Of Pnadeiphia;
Robert h. Hall, OF Detroit; j. ID. Ao~ry, j. NJ Buckng
ham and s. Converse Connecticut Peter Carroll Of
Canada; John hughes, Of Baltimore; NJ. II. Cochrane
House.
MAYOR G. z Beauregard United States Engineers DR..
JONES' Of the steamer Glasg w; Lieut. Randall Of the
UnseS states Army Mr. s'earas and wife, Of Manehester
Boston, T. b. harrison, Of New OrleaDe; w. Chamber
hin, OF Red Hook Peter McNab, Of Halifax, N s.; r.
Grimm and T. s. Strong Of Long Island j. Mundeil and
". Colgrove, Of Albany, are stopping at the Everett
House.
D. H Folleti OF Boston: T. R. B. Eldridge, Of St. Paul
~ 8. whitney, W. n. wecker and J. r. Williams, OF "a
Iforns, r. Ryan, Of ~ LOUIS; NJ wilkinson and s
kclane, Of Virginia; y l. Lee, u Buffalo; W. NJ Dlbbee
st. LOUIS y. Chap,p and /. H. Taylor, OF Massachu
se,ts Capt George Blackman, j. Kirby j. 5. MITCHELL T.
H. Rowland, Bond, H. A. season, :. Monro and ). NJ.
Doyle, Of Dunkik, are stopping at the Metropolitan
HOTEL
Judge A. D. Russell has resumed the practice Of law in
this city.
Governor Andrew, of Massachusetts,, has appointed
Henry Lee, Jr., OF the firm Of Ice, Higginson Co.,
brokers, OF Boston, Of his aid de camps in place
Colonel X. l. Burbank, declined and Mr. Lee has
eepted the position THIS completes the staff which
sisss Of Co.ones sargent, Richie Wetneren and Lee.
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S HIP PIN g EW S.


ID.
Steamship Columbia, Berry, Chareston-SpoHord, Tiles
sai oss bsy Pe a e
ws& S.ry Sorscn as 81 Son &c.
sssr Co
Steamer %eGs jersey sas 6s ssL xeon
ARRIVED.
sessmshp S P9. French ann, S p sh
sandy
.ns % with ma''
d.y Is. Ss %cs %s SLATER san ~
Ship Alma of ycs,on Graves San Bias; Yves, cps.s q
Ion 3 20 ss cy q Gss 2, m London for
Ship kS.Sod walter Chadwick c.l.o DC. 8 via Hampton
y. Ssy lon s. IS W. passed three l.rss Ice
from IdssriSo OH "a. jos % lon g q barn Fas.Sy
LONDON iSr sslons IN u. lon = spoke ys.sanp
g SPOKE scSr Enphem hence for foo Rico
Ssn s susso a g S.s I HTP s
ford OF staten Land saw very large iceberg had heavy
land ISLANDS, spoke BIZ bark Resoas Of sunderana bound
into PORT Stanley with loss Of fore yard and fore opn
ship Calhoun Truman, Liverpool Nov q with mdse and
Had succesion Of gales throughout. the month Of Dc
q them p fs r. Robert T Mo
died soon Afterwards 18th inst Rirner OF Ger many
Ship %eun no so london Deo 10 With mdse TO VT
Frost Was days from London 70 Sable island had heavy
Ship Confidence sears New Orleans Dec 49, cotton
bark Alabama tBrem Horstmann London 10 days In bal
last TO Hennngs Gosing Has experienced some heavy
.s cs9.sG GO ssysSnsh AATsSSy nG 81 say
channel spoke shp Hydra Of Boston steering z. Had heavy
Bars II a. ,Prls Gnde Cardiff Nov H. with railroad IRON
TO A Wendt a 90 Had very heavy weather. ~, =.
Barn Wave Crest Harmon Galveston, Is days. with cotton
Bark NorlmOesa saunders Galveston "a days with cotton
bark Old DOMINION, Johnston New Orleans Is days with
sugar S e * . aen a at I'D a 1ops sda
from New vteans tn Key West NV ~ miles saw brig
hrs Isps.P ss 8 s Jo%Ss M Roaohe :, rA.m.s
Bne Lady Warrington orr Morri, cornwalis Ms, days
Brig sultan sutton, Geoseown sc, 10 days, with naval
goststns 20 Miller noushton Had light head Winds the
entire Passsase Dec 20 lat = =. Ion = % spsks sshr ia
Va srh rand hey Ieh, bearing \, was in company with
sehr John moody Rr Of Yarmouth Ns Knlam, Angulla-
II days, y 9TH salt =, Leaycraft Co -
with fruit e Purvance Co Had heavy weather. spit the
schr standard B, Card cornw al Ms, via Portland, Ne,
6days, with potatoes, TO y r Dewolf.
ses "ssrnsn Co "O01e 0"s' WIN 00'''n N' " 'O'
esr sssw Sys oT ss' Ssy with cotton
&C, to McCready, Mott A DO.
scbr MaDhsssett Ward, Charleston, days. with cotton &c
TO Doner Potter Co. Experienced heavy NE weather
entire passage
schr Dansile, Chester, Richmond, days
Steamer Dawn. Perry. New Bedford.
Steamer amsutta. Arey. New Bedford.
Steamer Westrhesfer. Jones' Providence
Steamer Peiican. Adrich. Providence.
Steamer Curew, Aldrich, Providence.
BELOW
Ship William Sale.
Br3 Ben Dunnins Of Portland from Inagus via Fortune
Island at anchor In the Lower bay with ali hands sick
She Is bound 70 Portland and would this city
Steamships Australasan (Br Liverpool ana passed the
Battery at II AMl; Columbia, Charleston.
Wind 1t sunsetNE.
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go, 67ss . rs; Cleveland and Toledo, 34,S a x;
Chicago and Rock Island, 55< Sc; Chicago, Bur
lingtop and Quincy, 6924 10.
Tho buoipaaa af fha Cnh. Tro uuru 10 a.. .~nu-.

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SIS, 72s,s37 81, and the balances
$685., sG6 80.
The Hudson River road will pay the interest up
on its first mortgage bonds on the LIST of February,
and will close the transfers on the 10th inst.
The Insurance Company of North America, Of
Phila delphia, has declared semi-anDual dividend
of per cent, and an extra dividend of the same
amount; the Hamilton Woollen Company, quar-
terly dividend of per cent
The semiannual interest on oil the bonds of the
State of Tennessee was paid in New York in full
on the LIST day Of January. All the railroad com.
panies, to whom State bonds had been issued to
aid in building their roads, furnished their quota of
interest as provided by law, except the winches-
ter and Alabama, and the Edgefeld and Kentucky.
The Governor OF the State has appointed Mr.. Lamb,
If Fayetteville, Receiver of the former, and A.
Anderson, of Nashville, Receiver of the latter
road. These roads will be operated by the State
authorities until the back interest is liquidated.
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad for the month
Of December, $780, re...............$4l 2 722 70
Earnings in December, 1865. .......... 400 ,l3l 70
Increase -.....T..........-.... 50 SOL 70
The movement OF the cotton crop continues to
fall behind last year. The following is Neill Bro
theirs statement of the movements Of cotton for
the last week and since LIST September last, COM
pared with the FIVE preceding ysars:--
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Corn meal Jersey and Brandy wine $50. s 10 . 8 60
to about 900 bbs at IS SO 81 a5 the latter agure for
small lots Of family southern -four less buoyant and
closed IN favor Of purchasers. The demand was good
with sales OF about 100 bbs closing within the range
Of the above quotations Rye -four steady ag
ures, with Gales OF about 200 bbs Corn meal fair
light at figures. Wheat was heavy and dull and
closed at decline for some descriptions Of about 1c
81 81 for prime white Michigan a 81 for white indi
81 IS fer Kentucky 81 SO for prime red Western
store 81 30 81 81 for amber Iowa WISCONSIN, 81 80
for Milwaukee club and 81 lsk 81 % for Chicgothe
latter pr, paid yesterday. Corn-Corn was dill and
lower the sales embraced about 900 bushels Toe
for Western mixed, store, and TO- delivered, and
73c TIC for old round yellow. Barley malt quiet
at Soc Soc. Rye was firm, and the supply light: a
sold at 1870. a TIC Barley firm and in demand:
tho sales embraced about 900 bushels common four
rowed, and at TIC for unsound Canada East Oats
nrm with sales Of Western and Canad at $780,. and
State at 36kc.
CorEE-fhe market firm but quiet; a sale Of $50
bags Of Rio was made at IL c and rs do Java Ice.
CUrToS.-lhe market was without spirit The weather
was very ncement while dealers disposed TO await
tions footed up about 500 bales lots closing az about
2xc. for middling uplands
FKrcn1s-To Liverpool about 81 oos bushels Of wheat
We're engaged in ships bags at lld 200 boxes beef at
3Ss 500 packages lard at 37s 3D. lots Of flour at
3s, If TO load at up town slips and IS. Cd, TO load
down town. and 500 boxes at 4s 3D. To Glasgow
600 bbs flour at &c. 3D. To Bremen bbls ashes and
zoo bbs lard at 32s. 3D. brig chartered for Cork
and 2 market, 70 load with wheat in bulk, at l2d
hundred bales shipping lots at 65c. 90c
Ons-Inseed was frmer, with sales in jobbing lots Of
city at 49c Soc cash. In large parcels sales have
made nj 47hc a 47c., now held frmer The movements
In the New Bedford market during the past week
thus noticed in the WAae,naas Shipping Lia-The de-
mand for sperm for export having been supplied we
have quiet market to report The only transactions
are saes Of 100 bb in two parcels upon private
Whale continues dull; no transactions to report
PRovnsioNs-PoIk was 1rmer, with sales of 800 400
bbls, closing at ST. rs SIT so for new mess and al
$l3 121s $13 25 for prime. Beef inactive, but
steady, with sales Of 230 bbs at 81 Is 50 so for
packed and $40 a 5000 for extra Beef hams were
quiet At $l2 $l4. Cut meats were inactive, but
steady at 5Zc &C. for shoulders, and at 7Zc. $40
for hams Lard less active and buoyant with
OF 500 bbls. at exc loo. Butter and cheese
unchanged.
SuoARsrhe bad weather tended TO check sales, which
confined TO small lots extra at unchanged rates.
WmsKEY.-The market lower, with more doing.
The sales embraced 600 bbs at Is &c. q l0c.