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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

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OLD NEWS PAPERS,
NEW SPRING GOODS.
~ NOW OPEN

NEW SPRING GOODS. non. o.s,
G. A. MAYNARD Il CO,
Masonic TrMpLE, Is a II THnn sfs., TRo' NJ Y.
Invite attention to their large aud varied assort
ment OF
AMERICAN, english, FRENCH AsB GERMAN
DREss GooDs,
which they offer in all the new fabrios aud color.
ings.
Tussone Silks, plain and stamped Ia
new spring colors, only ~ 90 per va.
Japanese Silks at only 37l cts. per y'd.
Special bargains in Lyons Black Silks
at 81 20, SO, | Is, 2 90 IL 2 so per 'd.
We make a speciality Of Ladies' I'M
derwear, and keep constantly in stock,
all qualities in Night Dresses Drawers,
Chemiso, Dressing Sacks, Corset Gov.
ers, etc etc, etc,
Domestic Goods, a full ASSORTMENT at
agents prices.
rVSEND FOR sAMPLES..44i
seg-All orders for goods or samples
will receive our immediate and personal
attention Any parcel weighing less
than ten ounces will be sent by mail
free of charge.
c. A. MAYNARD Il co,
LATE
MAYNARD, NOURsE a CO.,
NEa Masonic TrMrLr.
1914 l7Third st., Troy n.
April g, 1873. 2Giyga
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Use Renne's Pain-xnIing Magic Oil
IN Works liIo a Charm"

This is an honest good medicine, and has been
tested for a number Of years, as used by families
and individuals, and IL well liked and found to
be safe 10 use and sure TO cure pain TRUE, it
costs more to make it than it does common lini-
ment, but its use does more good, and it IL clean
er and safer TO use.
Try RCnne's Pain Kiing Magic Oh for Headache
Try Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil for Catarrh.
Try Renne's Pan-KiiliHg Magic Oh for Neuralgia.
Try Renne's Pain.KiiBg Magic Oh for Sciatca
Try Kenne's Pain. Killing Mao on for sprans.
Thy Eeuncs Pain-killiHg Magic oil for Sore Throat.
Try Ecnne's pan-KDg Magic on for Cramps
Suppose you try Il lor Dog or Cat Bite
Suppose you Try It for Frozen Feet or Ears
Suppose you try It for Rusty Nal Wounds
Suppose you Try IL or o Brllse or Strain.
Suppose you try il for Poison with Ivy.
suppose You try 1t for Fits aud SpasuIs.
s1pBnsc you try Il for Criek iu the Back.
1t won't hurt yon Eeune's Magic Oil never
hurt anybody. Nix h. IA molasses fora c1d;
mix it with water Tor r0rr eyes # you 1850 Is for
earache haIt put ans cotton lp tine ear. Gel
the genuine. WM. EENNE 4 sons. Mauufar-
lures, pItsGeld, Macs. 3ilGB4a
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"A Cssbgas Temperance sacistf 3.
srEaafe3 81 membeu
--eFsa person vere uaITeH Insa tb5
Baptist taunb ia. SUNDAY
--IH.aB Services were htId g tie
Mefaod.n Church. Faa Day
Haraa Csrk toi clara & WiUl18sl
opens . hardware store here
"A asr store is 10 be opened here. u.
p sllsag & Co. 81 hseue. nF Goods.
-sIrlehlns is about 81 au eud lu chr
village, iB use country around us 60 g..
tefF bad.
The uBirersallst Society have held
meetings during Lent, and ta-dsy--Ess-
ter, special notice was taken Of the day,
By commemorative services, prafa.e de-
o3ration Of flowers, aud baptism Of child
reu.
~ postmaster, ESQ says gar Erooral
thinks il good qualification for Post
oniee Clerk 60 De cross eyed, iu order
20 uad the grosswise inscriptions on en-
yelope. Your correspondent Is old
fashioned aud uouonal, bot don't girls,
don't direct your letters SO, q Jocks .il.
ly al leasi
Spring seems to be S. usual after all.
The immense amount Of snow Of which
your itemizers have dwelt upon, has after
sll gone away with no great catastrophe,
sud la lolefaby good season. Ia an rev
enoe say, IL must be highly amusing 10
Infinite Wisdom TO hear the discussions
90 earth, Of those matter, wherein we
have 40 control.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
&. l.. WYMAN, Agent,
47!c3mXG Factory Point, Vt.
KIuEER's IMPROVED
DIAINING MACHINE

/ made from new patterns, having large
rolls, Cleared together with strong gears 1t Is
adapted to all kiud- o. plaiuidg from light sea.
aJHHd boards 90 the heaviest green plank and
isi,t Stare, Box. Tenoning, Matching. and
Woodworking Machinery generally. Mill Wurks
Shaitiug, taw Arbors. etc.
r. II. KICKER a SONS
ApUI /, 1873. IiGIjmjl HARRISON Me
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Iecal Intelligence.


THURSDAY Aran m 's
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
THE WEED SEWING MACHINES

! THE WEED SEWING MACHINES
are all made by MACHINERY, upon the same
principle the American Watch each part be.
/ ne an exact duplicate Of q corresponding part in
every other Machine, thereby iusurinP
ACCURACY AND PERFECTION
IN NOV E NJ ENT
AND
/ CONVENIENCE OF REPLACING
IN CASE or ACCIDENT
A PECULIAR AND IMpoRTANT FEATURE
IN THE FAMILY hTYLE r. r. con.
STHUCrlOS WITH SUCH AN
ADJUSTMENT Og BAL
ANCES THAT
SCARCELY
ANY
EFFORT Is
REQUIRED TO
KEEP n CONSTANTLY
MOVING AND WITH THEEX-
CEPTION OF THE ANKLE JOINT No
OTHER MOTION OF THE LIMBS OK MUSCLES
IS REQUIRED TO OPERATE IT.
-+4t-
GENERAL FEATURES:
( 1t makes the LOCK STITCH 4nLe on both
rides Of The isbfie; usea
STRAIGHT NEEDLE AsD rm SHUTTLE.
Consequently requiring no change IT tension In
e.
saaat alec executing
EVERY POSSIBLE VARIETY Or WORK such 80
manma, rrcuso, uLuHo. BuHrsa,
4uILIIRat FUFTH8.
HONDfN8. GATHERING
nsI sItTenls8t sAH FENIse
plFIh1, gs 81 IIlE
Hlsbm0, saSE fsU
sltb iAs
UTMOST PRECISION AND BEAUTY.
sIITCmNa ufBEE WITH
COTTON. SILK. on LINEN THREAD
WITH EQUAL FACILITY.
Soi sol.nF voik Or garments possible.
So .ospns 81 msteS44 20 be .ev6I aasssssfg.
So rorrss b. b. removed t9f faHae ~ ris.uus
THESE MACHINES TOOK THEGOLD
MEDAL AT THE PARIS TX
POSITION OVER ALL
OTHERS on ~.
HlBlTlON
sd.ss Ill please can sod eramlss them.
NELSON HOVER, Agent,
IHklEas H0glt.
Faatofy Point VI
s N. LYMAN, Asst Agent,
FAstGfy Poiuf
t1smslzI Opposite Poet Once " stairs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

DIRECTORS.
Dudley G. Denison. Royaltou,
James =. Jones, Woodstock,
William NJ. Pingry, Perkinsyillc,
Phlo Hatch, Woodstock,
Charles $ Raymond, Bridgcwater,
Otis Chamberlin, Pomfret,
Charles A Forbush, Springfield,
George Il. Chapman, Woodstock
William II. Walker, Ludlow
Philo Hatch, Pre-.
K. S. Southgate, Ssn
We have known the Windsor County Mutual
FIRE Insurance Company fer many years and
have no doubt that Il If sound snd honestly
managed
February, 1872
GEORGENICH0Ls, Secretary Of state and In.
ahrsnee Commissioner
OF Vermont
J \ MIS- BARRETT Judge Of thu Supreme Court
JULIUS CONVERSE, Woodstock.
FREDERICK BILLINGS PRECEDENT otthe Wood
stock National Bank.
ELIAklN JOHNSON. Cashier of The Woodstock
National Bank.
S, f. MUNGER, Treasurer OF the ottsuquechee
Savings Bauk,
HIRAM HARLOW, President Of the Ascutney
National Bank.
HENRY NARDNER, Cashier OF the Ascutuey
National Bank.
y. T FREEMAN, Treasurer OF the Windsor
Savings Bank.
HENRY BARNARD, President of First National
Bank Of Springfield.
ALBERT BROWN, Cashier Of First National
Bank OF Springfield.
GEORGE W. PORTER. 1reasurer OF the Spring
field Savings Bank
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Tn Rrr vi II Inu. n Aaals.
targ. ul8 on Bale - Liaa Church neal
aaasr tlhe gsa laaH tg marulaE sa8
sFtalas service
au. A. Alttlasaa. oar fa5aineHaE .lsef.
is saan ta leave Set psahY, butwl bs
gaas aaF Temporarily. Tie people q
psaty eaaHaf So bsaeF ts4n So pasrua.5f
t.m.
-Fa8cuea istHE aH asi eaauae Is
o. dtpai raa5 .a TIE asF Of throwing
ama Ne haps tff "aaa, w.H Ae
aatl De Us a'ose3 again ,o lba same of
Gee from which De now is making
b.s raanag bow
~. T.. Wyman hae tle sgcner Of the
Windsor tauuiY Mutual Fire Insurance
Camphag. This company has been doing
business l9s s series Of wears and hAs a..
ways meg Iis Losses promptly aud pre-
seats q eatap and desirable Insurance.
Tbs mod has nearly disappeared "a
our village and the roads arc getting dry
ANA .a48 patsfH, theta d. ..,aa ,,ng
ftt su4 occasionally the skeleton Of a
sgge .a.w artn an e,pre.ssye re,pf,3sr
az uhat we have recently been compelled
to pass through
Tn. f.Ils,,ing named se,,,laroa, yyes,c
e,e.te5 op Faster MONDAY Al. tbe of.
g.ers Of ZION Chpreh. far the eospipy
u,forblsl wear. John &. Roberts. Senior
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

iohn I Beach has some Cue buggies
81 h.s carriage shop, which be Will seii
cheap. These vehicles are made Of tle
VERY bes, tlmber and n ; uohby style,
and are superior to anything ever turned
car ei The shop They are not INSIDE %
shady timber aua thea puiiled up to stop
ihe cracks, a. aa} one cas- see by calling
and examining his work Mr. Beach
VII also On ap al CID csrriage, and make
a look almos, ~ good - new.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

The assessment for the year ending March 81 -,
1873, is TWO per cent, and the average rate for
the past thirty-three years, Is only TWO AND
THREE roURTHs per cent.
1t asks your patronage because,
/. Il ia no experiment, but has been in sue
sessful operation more than thirty years
1t IL HONE COMPANY; managed by Vermont
men, and issuing only in this State:
3. Insurance in it is cheaper than 1t can be in
any Stock Co., because it is mutual aud there
are no dividends to be paid to stockholders
1. |. takes bat three per cent Oh the premium
note in ADVANCE and assesses at the end Of each
year what is necessary to meet the losses already
made, thus leaving your money, 80 far az pos :
sible, in yeur own hand, where ii cannot be lost
through any mistakes or dishonesty of Directors :
g. The Company has clear surplus over all
liabilities, and the very low average Of assess-
ments proves that 1t has been honestly managed
April, 1873.
PHlL0 HATCH President
Il, $. SOUTHGATE, Secretary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17

"A class Of drawing painting, ete.,
opeuel TIE lash
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WINDSOR COUNTY

Wo0GPoEATED oNTHE 800 % otrourG is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-30
DOMESTIC MARKETH

s,? s;alsy ssss: sssn ssss ri
%csipss' W. Exports coastwise RS Sales, sS A'-"s'
o %issasa.a f is 2. rs, s
eef NJ s:!ss So sSsa!ns
sSpOrs 10 the contnent Loss sosstwiss ~ sslss
a Gs.:op s S1snap sssa
Salss Exports sosstwss 3sG sales LOO Stock, si4
Sales s0O '''''p''' I'D Exports coastwise' Lsao
Cotton dul midaIIpss l7c. Net Tceepts 81 bales
ESsPo sts; SSss1 1st L sales Stock weekly
Cotton quiet. Hsss' 1' mid
s::; II s ssss
s.- wHxlseron N. G. August 90 1873
sps Saaae ~ ssaSS
sssS for yellow dip and virgin Tar aulstst 81 s. u
Flour firm and in fair demand wheat A ssssy @
sS white nss. ashEaH amber Me 4 spos and
h S,isS;s ssYsss$ssf sI
mixed mixed seller sRtsmSs, seller Last q Sep
for 10 q ssc Tor Michigan F5eighs dfn vessels scarce
~ SiSSss Sa; K % We : Sso
5000 bushels wheat; 21Oj DO and eoo5 do oats
r,.u. ~ osyRdo, August p 1873
ssSrssf - dob
sS sluS
Of to) bushels new State at 4Oc. Canal frcightswheat
e York; Ssw Railroad = To-
TO Rhiladsp6ia, SOc e Boston ooc 70 New York zoe:
80 ms sufn n%ss %hsst 90
ss SS e., Sm6ss bushels yAsst 500 g. corn
r sake rpS 5a Ssa mpS5S: for
do; oats, III. 71 DO; Canal shpments Wheat s2,4A
S fSul sss, Ws.ss9s
a IS; amber. $3.50 a $50; white. $9a ss2S Wheat
strong no spring In market no sales reported quoted
81 81 .; Chicago, No. 81 s.; White ScSsan 81 rs
aSi o Corn advanced le per bushsl on prime grsdes
dry in lots at 59c 1900 do rejected at 40c Rye
&c. sa9s ssaaSy Prime MntsI
changed.
CHICAGO, August 20 1873.
ses a Of eG X sanR y @
n ~ s1 ssIIssr 4 q Is ,s.r
SSsa e.sS sr ' sss,
~ ss SSsSoef s's qu %'1 sad
s ss!sT rejected NJ Rye in cash a
dsmi5d at 7Ss for N. Barley steady at oa
sc for No. spring Provisions quiet and weak Pork i
s1 ana sSsas es s s sales e
short clear mddles quoted at 9Tc sxc Bacon quiet
ana whskey active and higher q
$ s's 1q1 SS
2Da 0lU bushels wheat 900 do. corn 5000 do cats
$1,000 do rye and 1000 do barley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LospoN, August 2a--l2 30 p
M-Consols for money. Ns 2M; for the account 92A q
g2M; United states hvstwenty bonds 1878, ssf ten
49,. SOP. M.-Eric Railway shares 4sx. 3:J0 r. M
Erie Railway shares. 49% 4:D T. M.-Erie Railway
PARIS BcuRsE.-LosDos, August 2s-2 80 p. M.-Paris
dispatches quote rentes at 57 9Oc. 80 p M-French
rentes, SIT DC
FRANKyoRT BouRsE.-LoSpoS, August 29-5 P. M--De-
spatches from Frankfort quote United States vc twenty
bonds at Tk for the issue of 1857
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARREr.-LIvERPooI, August 29-6
p MThe sales Of the week have been So 900 Dales OF
which 100 were taken for export and 500 on specua.
ton The stock in port 757 boo bales including 900 0l
American The receipts of the week have been 10000
bales including 1000 American Actual export 5000
bales The market to-day Is quiet but firm: Sales OF
uplaSds on the basis q good ordinary August
port Is s4f0 including 1900 American. OF the sales
to-day 800 bales were American Sales OF uplands on
the basis OF low middlings deliverable August SD
able in August At Sales Of Orleans, on The basis
of good ordinary deliverable October and November at
SD The market rules with mtddiins uplands SD
LIyERPooL BREApsrUrys MARKEr-LIvRRPooL, August
29-P. M-Thc market Is Arm Wheat, IFS. ID a l2s l0d
per Genital for average California white rs lod l3s
I2s Sd for red winter Flour s 3d. 2ss 3D. per Dbl for
Western The receipts OF wheat for the past three days
have been 900 quarters including 2a0Oo American The
quarters, including 60o6 American
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET.-L1vKRPooI, August
2-P MCheese. els Cd. per cwt for the best grades Of
American fine Pork Sss 3D. per 6bl for new mes, 90
Evenng-Sprits turpentine 3s. per cwt Spirits petro-
LONDON PRobUoE MARKxr-LoSpox, August 2s-Even.
ing Sperm OIL fso f9 per ton Lnseed cakes $40 o's
PETROLEUM MARKET ANTWERP, August 29.-Petroleum.
38<f for fine pale American.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-30
COTTON STATEMENT.
BUFFkEO CATTLE MARKET.

BUFFALO, August %, 1873
Cattle-The receipts to-day were 6T head making the
total supply the week thus tar 1889 head 467
against 500 cars for the same time last week The market
MAS na s 9r wan OF eo0o stVcn 70 3pS!ao WIT III 2ef
The yards bare Of stock and there not sufficient
Illinois steers ranging from l,0N lbs l2sl lbs at
s. 80 45 head Illinois averaging 63 lbs at IS TO- SO
head Indiana steers averaging 1928 lbs at IS sheep
and Lambs-The receipts thus far this week were
last weeks The market closed nrm at yesterdays prices
Western sheep S. Sd s. rs Hogs-The receipts to-day
including reported arrivals 440O head making the
total supply for the week thus far S9400 head, against
z2 SEQ head Tor the same time last week The market
grassers The pens are well fued and buyers are not
disposed to nibble.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-30
THE JERSEY BOULEVARD.
The Route Finally Located-Reports al
the Committee and Estimated Expcndl-

the Committee ana Estimated Expcno1-
lures.
After patient and tedious labors the Hudson
| county avenue Commissioners brought to a close
yesterday their deliberations on the. proposed
route and estimated costs OF the Grand
| avenue which is expected TO bring 90
many material-if not Observation-Disclosures to
the eastern section Of New Jersey. The Com.
mssioners met In Jersey City Mr.. Clarke being the
only member absent. 1t will be remembered that
the question OF final location was referred some
time ago to q committee OF ive From this COM
mittee the following communication was read -
To THE HUDSON County AVENUE CoaxIssIosERs;-
GESrLEMEN-Your committee appointed to consider
y aud ra EXTENT Of the Sn1.ss
sss9ss 0$ % me-
Ss'
Board for s. a had
cation. After careful consideration OF all the o6jec-
SION that the following Changes prs@inary route
b and d s pcu sana Ss
Of
the ysssT linz o. the sysIue and r. con
!he laid down the preliminary map at Its
change IN the route should be made
at and feet Ss $
E,resd sSos n0Tsssr aSns BaSwn
lps the ssstsrly Ing Of BALDWIN su@@IS avenue
& s 10 s sss ss
Myrtle avenue thence northsly along Bonner avenue
% q u sSs
gsn a &c pSn a. H5
road. at near Charles street, thence through the
rH to en Il
the line Of the avenue located the preliminary
TSi,d-It is further recommended that tho
be changed to throughout its entire length They
also accompany this report with map showing the loca
aaE%sns they ,sinS ought iocsssS This map
ene e when haG Of ns
PETER HENDERSON, l,,omm,,t.s
A AboGPs sMhEacaKERr.
The following statement Of expenditures was
appended to the report OF the committee
The committee also report that they nnd on this line
s72 buildings. the total value Of which Is estimated at
removal Of these will probably BE- less
entire route asdactns liz for streets taken
sHd vail and S sSs principal s%s
q COS. for opening and WIN Be largely
@ :Ss TS
ssss%en Ts cost q ssnstrpct,cn ha, been SafeiuIy
done Tor the sum speced in the actviz 900 the
Of consructlon 70 Be borne BY gensr. TAX on ne
revenue Of the increased value Of property
CONSEQUENT upon constructing this avenue through the
county will far exceed the amount required TO tho
interest and principal of tine bonds to be issued for the
work.
Mr.. s. G. Nelson read o minority report urging
more westerly route in general and setting forth
substantial arguments In support OF his views.
The Commissioners, however, adopted the majority
report BY vote OF to ann the mad Of the
1nal route was duly fled In the County Clerks
ONCE, according to law. There can be no change
in the route now, and II the injunction restraining
the Commissioners from issuing bonds DC reinove ,
in the fall work will be commenced Immediately
thereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-30
YORK HERALD SATURDAY 3d. 1s7srRlP1E SHEET

go %S,s a. i "a lao. at - October ioost i1I
lSS az a. SVsS io3 A. % sIsS loJ 100 S
s9o 81 I9sc So q s99 a. loS az lie lSe
ss2 49, sssc III ssPtsnses 100 at 100 s2e o
~ isc i ~ Is lSSc. no notice before the l5th 100 at
y Sd : 90 at y 5lse 100 at Y Is At q 7sc.
i99 ss IKE zoo 81 y aSss 800 81 i7c November 10y
.cosrExLThe market continued strong for all descrip-
tons with sales reported Of bags Of Rio Diva
private terms; A1o bags Of do Queenstown TO New
s sH TansSurs or private terms We quote BIG
SS s99d GsssGss ssc Prime ssFgoes IKE
d. sixty and ninety days credit; Java governpent
bags, ZSc 24xc; do. grass mats, 2ac 25c. Singa
pore dSe nc q ne ceylon Shsc 22c ssracsibo,
St Domingo, lS16c. l9c. Porto Rico, ale &c Costa
RIGA, Dhc &c; Malabar, 20c nc Mexican, zoe.
sssinlYh n4 Gdrae 0sosSS5 c ss sod aS Il
sixty to ninety days credit
FIoga Asp dEaiE ceipts-Flour 1885 sbls wheat,
0 bushels corn 81 939 do corn meal $50 bbls oats,
1897 bushels The -four market ruled frmcr wi,na
The sales were about $500 bbls, including looG bbis
50 Goa 81 81 Corn meal only In light request but
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-30
THE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.

ALBANY, N. Y, August %, 1873.
The Temperance State Committee, appointed a.
the Tweddle Hail Convention last June, was per
manently organized, at q meeting held at Saratoga:
by the appointment OF the Rev. samuel McAean' "
Aranv. chairman, and II. Bronson, or Amsterd lam
sacretarv' II was resolved TO hold Stste Con-
yention early in october, to be composed o, I'VE S
delegates from each Assembly r nunI ssI action
oT proSIbiton, without at present organizing an
inaependent party. The call viii appear II lev
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-30
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Steady for "Spot' and Easier for
"Future''-Wheat Active and Higher
Corn Ffrmer-Oats Strong-Perk and
Lard Were Unchange d-Grocerfes Firm
Petroleum Steady-Spirits Turpentine
Firm-Rosin Dearer-East India Goods
Generally Quiet-Wool Active and
steady-Whiskey Firm.
FRIDAY, August 29-6 P. M.
There was q fair degree OF activity in business
circles to-day, and the markets retained the firm
ness which characterized them during the earlier
part OF the week. Most articles OF merchandise
sold freely at full prices, while In some there
was further appreciation. On 'Change
breadstuns were bought often and sales to
fair extent were contaminated, gener.
orally at better prices. Flour was firmer Wheat
was very active, especially lots to arrive, which
were higher, with large sales ut the advance.
Spot wheat was exceedingly scarce and also dearer.
Corn In fair demand and rather dearer. Oats were
very firm. whskey was again pushed up the light re.
ceips helping 1t along Provisions still depressed
with but little disposition operate the part
Groceries were firm and the demand moderately fair
Cotton less active, with "spot" railing steady, and
"uture" shade easier Petroleum not materially
changed in value Naval stores rather slow of sale.
but the market very strong. Wool In good de-.
mand at steady prices.
ASHES Receipts for the past three days rs packages
at $s Is. Pearls remained entirely nominal
BUILDING MATERIALs.-There has been particular
change in the market brick. The demand has been
fair and former prices current Lime met with fair de-
mand and prices nominay steady ct 81 10 for Rockand
common and 81 65 for do lump. Cement only In
limited but unchanged in prces quoted at 81 rs
per Dbl for Rossndac, - 80 IS TOR Roman and IS for
Portland Plaster Paris, under q moderate demand,
ruled steady at s. 50 - per ton for blue Nova Scotia
IS Is for white do. and % per Dbl for caicned city
Laths sold moderately at from 81 20 to 81 rs for Eastern
CoRDAcEThe demand since our last has been light for
all descriptions but there essential changes In
values We quote :-ManIia large and small sizes ise
19c.; do, bolt rope yarns 10c &c; tarred Manila
HE; sisal ropes, ls1c l6lsc New Zealand cordase'
CHspLrs-Trade in q jobbing way moderately fair
but otherwise the market quiet with prices ruling
steady We quote :-Sperm, 39c 4Oc. patent do 40c
parafhne, Sc &c. stearic, &c. &c.; adamantine,
CorPxa-Trade continued quiet. but prices we're not
materially changed sales were 5eported aggresatng
Corros on the spot less active without quotable
irregular rates. closing with tendency to decline We