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WORCESTER ACADEMY OF FINE
w ARTS AND SCHOOL OF DESIGN,
Clarl1's Block, 257 Main street

Oil Paintings, Engravings, Mezzotnts, Chromos,
Autographs, Photographs, Artists Materials Of every
description Portrait and Picture Frames for sale at
the lowest Cash Prices. Frames made TO order. Par
tcular attention given to Framing Wreaths and Fancy
Work, to restoring remounting. mendng vanishing
old and injured Pictures.
The Fine Gallery open day and evening free to Wis.,
m30 dtf
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At McKimm Hospital, Baltimore, July 49, of typhoid
fever, Edward Richardson, Co A, 5lst Reg
at the house of his father NO Everett street.
this Friday morning 24h inst at 10 clock Friends are
Invited to attend without further notice.
In Clinton, July %, Lieut.. Elisha & Buss OF co Q,
18th Regt wounds reeeS cd at the battle OF Get
tysburg. 80 yrs.
Flu era at the Baptist Church in Clinton, Friday,
at o'clocA NJ.
In BROOKLYN, NY, July 23 Mary A, daughter of Lu-
Their and Mary w Chaplin, and grand daughter OF Dea
Lewis Chaplin of this city, 2! yrs.
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lem Advertisements.

STTUATlONtW ANTED-T do general
~ homework, BY good smart girl. Apply at No
East Central st Get d3tt ia
SITUATION WANTED-By a very
~ capable and experienced girl, who has served in
good family to do general housework. No objection to
the country. Apply az No 26 Temple street.
j24 d.w*
SITUATION WANTED-By one who
~ understands all kinds OF sewing, TO do chamber
work. Apply at o. Shrewsbury street d3t' j4
Dash paid for secondhand Piano Fortes
~ BY S r. LELAND.
Worcester, July "a, 1868. dat
ENOUNll--A sum of money, some weeks
n since. For particulars inquire Of s. b. CROSBY,
at the Protective Union store, No. 20 Front street
i24 d3t+
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Preserve Your Eseauty-SYMMETRY FORM.
Your HEALTH AND MENTAL POWERS by using that
Safe, Pleasant, Pup1lar. and Specific Remedy known
HELMkOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. Read the adver
tlsement in another column, and profit by it, Diseases
and symptoms enumerated. Cuttt out, and preserve it,
You may not now require it, But may at some future
day.
lit gives health and vigor to the frame,
And bloom to the pallil cheek
1t long suffering and exposure Beware of Coun
tertetsl Cures guaranteed. deOp2m iy7
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BOgle's Hyperion Fluid Restores and Dresses Hair
BoPle's Electric Hair Dve Best in the World
BOgle's Balm of Cytheria Cures tan and Pimpes.
Bog'e's Wigs ana Hair Work New improvements.
SurpaSs all others Cheapest, best and most reliable.
TRY! Be convinced. W. BOYLE,
2G2 Washington ST., Boston
iyT0 d5n
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COMMONWEALTH or MASS1.

4 lOMMON w EAL1H OF MASSA-
- HUSErrS.-Worcester ss-Probate Court.-TO
the heirsat law, creditors and all other persons inter
ested in the estate of ROBERT OVEREND, late OF Wor
cester, in said county, deceased, intestate:
You are cited to appear Court OF Probate, to be
holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday Of August
next to sh w cause why license should granted
to Margaret 0verend unon her petition sell much
OF the zeal Estate OF said deceased, the purpose
paving debts and charges OF administration will
tn sum Of $50 49, And the Court orders this
citation by publishing the in the Worcester Daily
Spy, newspaper printed in Worcester three weeks
successfully, before said Court.
Witness. HENRY CHAPLIN, ESQUIRE. Judge of said
Court this ninth day july in the year eighteen hun
dred and siXty-three ~
iyl0 d3sF CuAS r. STEVENS Aog4 Daa
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SturgIss Electric Compound An efectua
cure for NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM Also, invalua
bic for Spinal Irritation, Hip Co plants, Ague in the
Face, Tooth Ache, Pain in the Side, Back and Limbs
Ear Ache, Lumbago, &C.
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OOMMONWEALTH OF MASSA

:
OCHUSEiTS. Worcester, Probate Court To all
persons interested in the estate of AUGUSTUS f.
intestate: ''' N'
you are cited to appear at a Probate Court, to be
holde al worcester the first Tuesday August neXt
at nine clock in the forenoon to show cause WHY the
nfst account rendered bv Nathan Howe the Admins
ratOr OF ms administration OF said estate now on
me IN thls office, should not be allowed And the Court
orders public notice thereof to be given by publishing
ms citation once week for three successive weeks in
inc newspaper called the Worcester Daily Spy, printed
OF Worcester the last publication to be one day at
before said court. ' " '
witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court this eighth day of July in the year one thou.
sand eight hundred and six three.
tylO d3sF* CHAS /. STEVENS, Asst Reg
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DNOFING - THOMPSON'S

" EhN THILLITN,
y Worcester, MAY 20 1858 dtf mi
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GOLD BAND TEA SETPS-A fine
~ assortment now in stock, from Hayiland's mann
factory, at Limoges, France. including some rev and
very desirable shapes As d Keen any Enqlish
China, purchasers may be of having nothing re-
commenced to them but tue best goods -
JJHN FIRTH, 'oign OF the Big Pitcher"
Jy4 du l2S and 1870 Main street
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
FRIDAY, March 27-6 p. M,

FRIDAY, March 27-6P. M.
The general indications to-day were that the
storm has nearly blown over. Gold was rather
better than yesterday-it fiuctuated between 1879
and l42, closing at l4lL bid. Mr.. Deans bill
passed the Assembly this morning. A very exag-
gerated idea prevails in some quarters with regard
to alleged trouble among merchants growing out
Of the decline in gold. We have taken some pains
to inform ourselves the subject and cannot find
that any single house Ia in trouble that any goods
are being forced on the market, or that any losses
have been incurred by houses which cannot afford
to pay them. The decline in goods is small
In comparison with the previous nd.
vance. II merchants were disposed to sell
which they are not, almost every ono being de-
termined to .hold-they would lose, at present
prices, but small per centage of what they have
made In the past two years. II il very encourag.
Ing TO see the present improvement in public con.
fdeAce. But certain Indications which we notice
render II well that people should be reminded that
the s not over yet, that the first indication of
disposition to make peace has not yet been mani.
tested at the South, that we have won no vcto.
ries since gold was selling at l7s, and that, though
the people are lending the government about
$4,000, 900 day, the necessities Of the Treasury
auu Tue uue ol ueDt CeTtlnCbte9 COmpei MI
Chase to use not only all this money, but about
81 900 900 Of new paper money besides, which the
bank note companies are daily producing.
Exchange sold this morning at l53, l54 and 1855,
and closed about 1856.
Money Is easy to good borrowers, though some
what active among the speculative jobbers and
the brokers, in consequence Of the disturbance Of
margins. The leading houses are supplied st s.
eper cent. There is no change in debt certin.
Gates.
The stock market this morning continued very
feverish and irregular. At the morning board the
principal decline was in guaranteed, which fell S
per cent; New York Central, which fell az, and
Erie preferred, which fell ~. The cheaper shares
were steadier. Erie declined only X, Southern
old |, and Pittsburg was a shade better than last
evening. The irregularity Of the movement, arises
partly from the fact that these shares were sell.
ing lower IN proportion to their prospects
and the earnings Of tho roads which thev rsnre.
sent, than the higher priced shares. and partly
from the circumstance that the stocks which have
come out since the fall in gold have been mostly
first class securities. When exchange was $50
100, number Of importers, instead OF remltinr.
invested their money in first class securities here
for account Of their foreign correspondents. The
securities chosen were mostly New York State
aud " stocks, New York Central. Erie preferred
Michigan Central, Pennsylvania Coal. Delaware
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
NEWS FROM ST. THOMAS AND BERMUDA.

Movements OF Admiral Wnkes--Acttvtty
OF Our CruIsers. &c.
HALIFAX, N. s., March 26, 1868.
Tho steamship Delta from st. Thomas on the 18th, via
Bermuda tho 23d instant arrived here to-day. al
The federal steamship Vanderbilt arrived at ST. Thomas
from Barbados. on the 18th instant ".
The Governor OF Barbados invited Admiral Wilkes to
dine with him. tho latter Declined giving
that the Governor hadentertaned Captain Ma of the
pirate Florida, few days previously.
Admiral Wilkes had transferred his flag 70 the Van
derbilt.
The wachusett was at St. Thomas on tho 10th inst,
also the British steam frgate Phaeton. also two British
steamers the Aries and another unknown blockade
ner.
Admiral Wilkes threatened to seize tho two blockade
runners II they attempted to leave port.
The Aries started the 10th Instant but observing
the preparations Of Admiral Wilkes to pursue she turned
back and anchored
The captain Of the Aries then applied to the British
steamer Phaeton for protection, which was afforded
The Vanderbilt left the day (the l6h II said
for Havana.
On the morning Of the I7h the Phaeton conveyed the
two blockade out The wachuset did follow
them
The commander Of the Phaeton had communicated with
Admiral Wilkes regarding the seizure of the PeterhoG
The bark Fame sailed from st. Thomas on the 9th OF
February, with the crew of the Jacob Bell on board.
Is reported that the captain Of the Princess Royal
passenger per the Delta.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
The Turf.
TROTTIN0 PROspECTs-THE SPRING SEASON.

THE TROTTING PROsPECTs-THE SPRING SEASON.
In previous year do remember TO have known so
much excitement to prevail respecting the opening the
trottng season Long Island tracks during the
present Tho great interest felt the
matches that have been made s confined 10 sport.
ing aone, but is participated In by that large and
constantly increasing class Of genemen who own and
drive ne horses on the road. At the Club House, on
Harlem lane, out TO which two hundred gentlemen
drive nearly every pleasant afternoon there has been
match made almost every day since the middle Of Febru
ary These Matches in addition TO the purses
recently advertised In columns by the manager the
Fashion Course-tweve Of which have been hllsd-win
mako three four every week during the entire
season. But besides these there six great matches
between the famous horses Geo. N. Patchen and Gen.
Butler for 5000 each race. amounting, in ALL to
000 In addition the stakes there has been large
amount Of money bet outside the result OF these
Patchen SO far Is the vore with the exception Of the
first race which the friends Of Butler think he win wn
as they believe be can be put into trottug condition
er In the than Patchen. The celebrated horses
Flingham and Rockingham also have three for
large amount Of money. But there has probably been
excitement Of late concerning double teams than
about any match that hks been made Commodore Van
derbit and Mr.. Bonner have for number Of years
nopoized the best teams In the country he belong
ing 10 the latter gentleman having last spring made the
recently government and returned California
adveuturers have aspred to cope with them, though
without Success. One went far pay ST. 900
for pair yet the best of pair has proved u.
sound There has been great deal Of talk about match
ing double teams but Of the being opposed
to betting nothing has yet resulted 'FRONT.'
The IN the Fashion Course things considered
bids fair to be unusually exciting The Union track
occupied last fall by Colonel Chickering's Forty first
Massachusetts regiment connected with the Banks expe
dton, the mon Of which, during the cold days Of the
carly part Of last December tore dowp the whole of
fence around 1t, and used the for nrewood; con-
sequenty there have been purses ADVERTISED the
ing to DO trotted for that course The pro.
pretors Of the Union Course, however, have
their intention 10 rebad the fence, which, is esti
mated will cost about twelve thousand dollars; but as
their rebuilding depends their getting this amount
from the contractors TO whom they leased
the course there will probably be delay about It,
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

The American West India Company have re-
ceived another consignment Of West India produce
from San Domingo, per Sea Gull. The company
are now loading the schooner Nautilus [the fifth
of the line) with general cargo Of produce and
agricultural implements, &C.. and will send by this
vessel gang Of woodchoppsrs to cut dyewoods,
lgnumvit@, &C., from their lands.
We are requested by Mr.. George W. Mclean, Of
the Stock Exchange, to state that his name has
been used as one Of the corporators Of the new
public board, without his authority or consent.
The Panama Railroad has declared dividend Of
three per cent out Of the earnings Of the road for
the three months ending 3lst instant, and one per
cent additional out of the earnings Of vessels &C.,
payable on the 9Th Of April The Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad has declared . semiannual divi-
dend Of four per cent, free Of government tax,
payable at the Office Of Messrs. Vermilye & Co. on
the 22d of April.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

snce our Lest quotations viii be- sesn By the following
list OF prices thaa there has been some slight changes
MlA1A-Bssf-Fne roasting pieces, 90. leo psr 10.
portorhouse steak Ice. 10c sirlon steak lSc $50
ordinary pieces, Sc soup and coarse psoss Co. corned
beef &C. l0c. mutton, fcrsquarters TO-; mutton, hind
Of veal To- nndquarssrs veal lac; veal outlets isc.
20c mutton chops, 100 fresh pork, 1oc 1lo roast
ing pigs, 81 Is u each shouIders Co. smoksd shoui-
dsrs, So ham, l1c corned pork, l0c; sausages, loc.
PouLnr AND GAxl xl-Turkcys, $50. 20c. per lb.;
ohckeni 100. ibc prairie hens. s7c. o. - psr pair
geese Ia psr ID capon chickens, 100 o2c wild p,
geons - 50 pr dozen canvAse back ducks - 80 per
pair; red bead ducks ~ ~ do broadbills 16c. do.
rrsH.-Ees, l2c. l4c; Southern shad, 81 81 rs
each, salmon, $40 81 habut, loo per b haddock, Co.
ders sc. hsrrngs, ec &C. striped bass 25c; salmon
trout l5c.; white fish, 15c.; brock PIKE, 12c pckere
i2c. backsh, loo. 1sc. muskelopge, l2c; lopsters
Go a &c.; oysters, 62c per hundred; clans, 500 per
hundred. For smoked and picked articles m the hsh
line the following prices ruls-smokcd sairnon, lsc.
picked salmon, 14c.; smoked mackcre 12c; dry cod
ash o. smoked herring, I0c.; soaked, sc. Isc. ac.
cordDg TO size picked Goldfish, 30. smoked haddock
Ice sof, shell orabs soc 500 per dozen scaops 25c
per quart; shrimps, 25c. do
yRgfARr gs-lOtatOes, 14c q l6c per peck; cabbaaes
Co. loc. each, celery, loc 12c per bunch The whole
sale prices A. felowssVhte cabbagcs, SIC Der do
zen savoy caDbaxcs, Ca. per dozen celery 81 90 al rs
rer dozen oyster pant SIC 81 pcr dozea; onions "a
Spinach 81 25 per bb bcete ~ 30 per hbi. white tur.
nils al % per Dbl Rssa turnps, st q Per bb pot,
toes red MERGERS, ~ per bb lettuce CSC 81 Is per
dozen.
Englsh cheese, $50 Soc. American cheese, lac 16c
eggs, thirteen for rs.
In. rrs-White Malaga grapes 61c. a 75c per IN. O.
nvba and Isabella grapes, lsc Csc. Havana oranges
SIC soc per doxen cranbcrrics, Ice per quart apples
~ 2sc per hall tcck LADY applcs. o2c 75e psr hall
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

All parties report very dull and irregular market for
dry goods this week Domestic have boon jobbed
out In some instances c &C. per yard under previous
quotations. but the leading commission houses arc with
holding hof supplies for the present rather than sell at
the prices which goods would command and which
would involve serious losses The extraordinary fall in
cotton quite ~ much the decline In gold dctcrs buyers
from purchasing freely and exercises very depressing
influence the Market The commission houses ask 45c.
tor heavy brown sheetDgs, which quoted in The out
side market down 10 40c and BY Stewart at 41c 6ome
specuators have sold the same goods ~ low As 56Kc
371c. In order 10 CLOSE ourho stocks. Jobbls quoted
beached goods, Ringhhns dcnims and cotonades down
To- 2tsc per yard The lowest reported sales OF drills
we're at 37c. Of York stripes at the Prints
have fallen In the outside market NC 1c., with limited
transactions and in printing cloths there 10 nothing OF
any moment doing and prices are nominal. The
trade In domestic woollens has been extremely light
though there has been general reduction OF az AK
per cent In prices, particularly In other than standard
goods There has been important business reported
foreign goods during the week IN tho regular way and
there hes been no possibility Of obtaining reliable quo
taton for seasonabe fabrcs Several auction have
akon place during the week and have been comparatively
well attended, but have been spirses and goods have
been disposed Of at much reduced prices, In The In
Of the domestic cottons sold BY HaSgerty Co.
Friday which showed decline In prices Of fun Is per
from the highest rates Of tho ssason. The weeks i'm
port foreign dry goods amounted " e4 o18 In direct
entries and o2e7 r0 In warshousng entries, total
importation a u ,0s2 ot< Tho amount marketed was
81 02Q s70 The total Imports same week In lSo2 were
81 ,166,1A. .4.s e.t
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
-~~--~-~~- ~ .~-~~-
The Bohemian at Portland with
One Days Later News
lANGlEWITz DICTATOR OF POLAND.
HIS MANIFESTO TO HIS COUNTRYMEM
RUSSIA TO be FOUGHT TO TIE END
THE CzAR REFUSES CONCESSIONS.
The Austrian and Prussian Ministers
In Paris Seek Instructions from
Vienna and Berlin.
An Australian Ship Overhauled by
the Alabama.
,~>>~~~~~~
The Prince of Wales and His
Bride,
&s.. &C.. &s.
poRrIAsp. Me-, March 81, 1888

PORTLAND. Me-, March q, 1858.
The steamship Bohemian. Captain Borland, from Liver
pool on tho I2h Londonderry the 18th inst with
al passengers arrived here At quarterast nine this
morning Her dates day later than those already
received.
Pnrser Wallace reports foows-Experienced strong
northwest and southwestegy winds Passed icebergs In
longitude 40 March Is siynalzed the Nova Scotian,
bound Londonderry, and on the 18th brig Gaucus,
bound west On the goth passed steamer, in latitude
81 35 longitude 81 80, supposed to DO the Hbernan,
east. On tho 22d passed steamer, IN latitude Al, long
tude supposed to DO the g. andrew bound east. On
the oath passed steamer in latitude 49, longitude So,
supposed to be the Anslo Saxon, bound east.
despatch London Of the 18th instant has the fol-
lowing
Proposals have been issued for the f400 900 loan for
Salvador.
American securities continue to fall.
Tho shin Prince OF Wales from Melbourne reports that
she brought the Esd Of February in latitude 30
longitude a. wes by the Alabama. who reported having
destroyed thirty four federal vessels during her cruise.
The federal gunboat Tuscsrora was sail from Ma
deirs the 7th instant
The West African had arrived In England, and
she reports fever existing at Tenerife.
Commodore Freeman had visited tho King Of Dahomey,
and urged him to do away with tho horrible rite Of hu
sacrifices" The King replied that II he should give
up the custom he would be poisoned by his subjects He
said he would agree with the requsons Of the British
government, II It was possible, in the course Of six
months
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

wheat sold to the extent only 500 bushels at 81 10
for amber Western and 81 os 81 u for amber Jersey.
Corn was In more demand and tribe higher with sales
Of rs 900 bushels mixed western at Sec $780, for sound,
and 7sc S4c for unsound and heated Sales were made
Of 500 bushels Of rye at 81 o. os and 600 bushels
barley on p oats were in good request at TIC S6c,
CANDLES were steady in price, but not active.
was more acvy n no 0os
e. including, since last, IL 500 bags Rio, 1000 bags
MaracaiOo, and $50 bags St Domingo,
CoTroN was quoted at 68c. 62Xc. for middings,
with, however, light sales. rtf.
FHsleHrs were auos 10 liverpool there wero shipped
600 bbs -four at H. 9d 5000 ushes corn at Sd,, IN
lard oil at 10 London there were taken 276 packages
provisions at 2os, and 70 Glasgow ESQ packages 90 o.
HAY was iu more request at $50 q 81 o5 for North
river. M
METALS were extremely dull and unsettled in price.
MoIAssEs wa. more active the total sales having en-
SIC 100 naas dS at ..S ds Soa s' Z %
Ons-1here not much activity In any description.
Linseed heavy at 81 Isl lard at $50. 95c crude
petroleum at 2oc 2lc, and refined do At S4c $780,,
PaOvmcmThs sale: Of q pork reached shout 1000
and $ll SIS IS prime Beef continued inactive at
sales were made Of 100 bcs and sross Of lard within
9c. Ids packages Of hams and shoulders at 6Nc Sc.
and &C. . &c. Butter was in demand at 21c. 28c for
State. and 17c &C. for Western Cheese was quiet At
12kc. 16c.
Rcs was dull and altogether nominal In price.
sDps.-The inquiry was very limited for all dsscrip-
tions, including clover at from 6xc. 0Xc. timothy
at - Is - 37K, and American rough max at $S 50
81.
srIcD lower irregular and in very limited re.
quest.
f $50 hhda Of all kinds at 8c. 12Kc for New Orleans
and 0xc. A1Oxc. for Cuba.
TKAs.-Groens were selling slowly atesssntialy unal-
tered figures but blacks were neglected. lower and quite
irregular.
ToaAcco continued DULL prices being deemed too high
sales ~ hlda kentucky at 20c 30 bales Yara ct t.
And 123 cases seodleaS ut 21c. q 42c.
wHBKxY.-sales Of 800 bbls. wore effected at 45c. o
47c.
0wooL The sudden decline In gold has put stop to an
business for the tme quotations are merely nominal
Holders not pressing sales, but keeping back for
higher rates with moderate hrmness purchasers how
ever operate at full 10 cent below prices current
before the fall In gold and exchange. Sales have been
exceedingly light aud have no Particulars 70 report
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY MARCH 2s sHEEr

and Hudson. &o.. 80. Nov that exchange has
fallsnto l69 l64. these houses are renitting and
are selling the securities they bought. Hence ths
fall in Central and Erie preferred. for instance,
Governments were steady this morning. At the
one P. M. board the market rallied and there was
lively demand for Erie, Pittsburg and some OF
the Western shares. In the afternoon there was .
smart rally in the markets Erie advanced "a.
Pittsburg l, and all the railway shares were
higher The following were the closing quota
The New York herald., 1863-03-28

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. 80. to
Sugar steady refined quiet. Coffee arm, and IN gooa
demand. Tea unchanged. Tallow drmer.
THE LATEST MARXErs.
IlvReooL, March l3--Evening
COTTON market closed hrm to-day at previous
quotations The sales were the OF 900 bies
or which 1000 taken by spectators and exporters
BREADsruysIhe market IL quiet, and prices are gene
rally unchanged though wheat assumeda hrmer tone
and corn decided upward tendency
PRoysloGs.--The market is dull.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
France.

Tho Paris Bcurse closed the i1th instant os 7oc
for tho rentes.
The bill for now oan passed the senate With only Ave
diessntient votes.
reported that the contract for the loan had beon
signed by the Rotbschids but the particulars had not
sfanspred.
me London Times says that the adyicos from Paris
state that the cause the reduction ~ ho rate on dis
count tho bank Of France Is owing 10 considerable in
lux Of on from America Iuither re Iuct,on IA tho
Fntc " discount VAS checked by further downward
uaov nont In coLsos the i2tA instant.
The New York herald., 1863-03-28
CITY CoMlIEROIAL REPORr.

y CITY COMNIEROIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, March 2T-SP.M.
AsHn were Inactive Small lots OF pots sold - low a.
7Xo 57w ~.
) BxxswAx was dull and nominal. ,- =
BAGS AND BAoaNa were quoted heavy with no inquiry
Of any moment.
BRRADsrupys.-The market was nrmer for 6our to-day,
and there was more doing both In shippng and trade
brands Sales were made Of 10 900 bbIs State and West
ern, 1900 Southern and 800 Canadian within our re-