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Van Tiles per cent abcye--making n per cent OF
iavOritism. The reason for this favoritism may bs
found in Mr. Mathers statement that shortly before
the work was let, he informed bis relative had
an interest. He says.-
know the firm of Fisher Co.; they are r. H. fishef
and Jacob Groat: they of very moderate means.
lock No 30 was awarded Jesse Van Ze whose partner
is Daniel Wright Wright married sister OF M wits who
il now deceased; Benjamin MarsIall Jonas e. Heart,
and ohy leading citizens OF Troy wished me to exert
influence in favor OF obtaining work for Dir psn Nle;
Mr. Hunt for Mr. Marshall stated that he tsan Ic)
lent workman and hcn that he never under
took jon without going through with 1t; that he felt
exceedingly anxious that he should obtain work at
this letting and though he differed with me politically
they tfed that would be obstacle to my interesting
myself in has behalf fOc work MIR Marshall was 10 be Qua
Of his securities told III II his bids were Reasonable,
should certainly interest myself in his fiyor, at
this time time after. was not aware OF
persons being interested with him in any shape whatever
of it until short time before the work
declared off then learned FOR the first, that Mr.
Wright partner with him. That having been kept
rom me up 10 this time by Mr. Wright there WI, 50
much interest mantle ted By The citizens ofTroy in yor
OF Mr Van Ze, to whom entire stranger. that
felt anxious TO have awarded TO him Il much Larger
amount than finally awarded to him. but shat in
consequence OF his bid nng generally above the esti
mates OF the engineer il on he fact that Mr. Wright
partner with him eGd tupposing that every action
would be msconstrued thai account asked the
Board to award him Drt tls one lock.
| will give the committee one more illustration
Of the most safe and advantageous terms OF award
ing conttaots:--
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Court OF General Sessions.

BeiOIt HetofntT IutOu.
APRIL 1.-THE court reopened this morning. III II
o'clock Joseph Thornton. who convicted last term
on charge of forgery called up for judgment snd
sentenced to I'VE years Imprisonment in the State prison
NO cases being ready To proceed with the court al
burned TO ii O'Clock wednesday morning
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Here aro eight sections estimated al $25S, 739,
four oil which let ut per cent below tho esti-
mate. and the other four ut thirty per cent.
This is the result of making political "points" in
letting contracts. The sections awarded at $l3l 35
10 iayortes, might have been let on safe and ad-
vantageous terms, 10 contractors at 80, 437, or
saving to the State OF a35, 600. This was the mo6s
opcroa5a by which the favorites and relatives were
provided for and taken care Of by the contracting
board In my judgment, there has been a gross
violation OF official duty, violation of law, and
contempt Of the Instructions of the Canal Board,
solely to show favoritsm; nd if that is not corrup
tion, when done in pecunary transactions, should
like to know what Is. Every defence or apology
quite guide and the terms Of the bills were not
quite gside. Was the ability Of the parties
guide have list Of some few Of these able bid
iers, ana the amount Of work they to do towards
the completion OF the public works. Commencing
at the west, find allotted to such sturdy contrac
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Hsllis White says

was In MIR. Bcymour's room twice ON bosh ecoaioas
he sent for me TO know what sections had bid ths
second time gave him list The bids was nterested
in did not give my tho canvass which no had
made out. have interest also with ucoYc keynali
Co. on section 334 and two cuverts Solomon PArmeee,
George Anthony and myself form the company About
week after election sick at BuhAo and sent Ton
Mr. paImece TO mako the bids for tho compsny; then
first proposed to him TO form partnership cannot teu
why MIR. Parmelce consented to ASSOCIATE mo win aim
oil these bids
Mr.. White is tavern keeper, and late member
Of Assembly, he swears He has boon known
around Albany the last few years for his amabe at
tentions to members Of Assembly, sacrificing his for
tune and his social hours tor The pubic COED butt
remained for this aetute Board TO discover bis quail
Gcalions as a canal contractor. Then comes B.
prngle. of Batava-nobody before had discovered
his qualifications as contractor---ln fact, nobody
ever before dreamed thst in and around Batavia, tho
residence of one Of the Canal Commissioners, that
there lived many capable contractors, whose vAlu.
able services this State 80 far has been deprived
of. Oliver Cha,liot, / understand to be q mere
dummy of George Law. Noxt comes the firm Of
n. T.. Payne & Co, ono Of the half snd half con-
tractS-composcd of u bunker editor, a 50nn-law OF
Mr.. Weed, of the Eccning Journal, and various
others of both parties. am at liberty to speak Of
this Hyatt, as ho had abused me for supporting tho
canal BILL being a democrat. Thank God, l did
support the Canal Enlargement'bill but l never
pledged myself to up the fraud and corruption
perpetrated under it. He is abusing me still, be-
cause am making effort-it may DO a vain ono
to expose the frauds with which he and the others
were connected. On section 25j there wore 81 bid
dcrs lower than George Law, among them N. Il.
Payne.
\, u. Payne bid 3S 1884
sl9,5sl
N. +. Payne & Co got section 2io at p2eeI7l
George Law offered for it................ 22l3o8
Asscrfce on these two sections as between
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Sl,349,5S
TO these men of ability may be added these help
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Sir that warming was in vain. Had they then
acted and done their duty TO tie state and them
selves and rid the canal Of these fraudulent lei
tings. end annued such petitions Of the lettings
a. political profigates had seized upon, and
promptly re-let the work 10 honest and expert
enced contractors the lower competent and re-
sponsibe bidders. law and honesty enioned
them to do, our public works would have been
resumed in honest hands, and iorwarlcrs
and our boatmen would hare been cmancipated
from that iniquitous bond which not only pledged
the revenue ofthc Erie Canal, but bound them and
the taxpayers Of this State in all time to come in
moral and political yassalage TO them. The Erie
Canal Enlargement must be rescued--must be saved.
There is no other course to save 1t, and no other OBJ
icct in this world could have induced me into nv
present course to stand up here and beard such a
powerful and corrupt combination. Now, sir. ] pro.
test against the views Of the gentleman from Temp
kins, so far as the democratic party is concerned.
Heretofore have referred to the birth Of this of
spring Of the Erie Canal bill. its putative fathers and
accouohers, but this discarded child of all par
ties is held up to the altar Of democracy by the gem
tleman from Tompkins. and waited upon by some
State officers. who are equally determined il shall
be christened, and who its willing sponsors and
we are called upon to baptise it IN the name Of
the democratic party and adopt il into the de-
moclatic family. Adopt what The blacklist bias
tard OF the blacklist portion of the wing party. ]
say God forbid! Shall we sanction these lettings,
rcpudiatcd so far even by wing majority as there
was in the Canal Board before tho lst Of January,
which refused to acknowledge them rejected by
the courts go iar-shall the democratic majority of
the Canal Board or of the democratic party in this
House, by their votes, put the seal of the State Of
New ork TO these netarious lettings--thus ratfy-
ING the fraud thus become parties TO all these
frauds from their conception to the present time
acccmplices TO all the guilt which attaches to its
creation. and which has followed il through all the
steps Of it. execution! have before EXPIRE sscd the
hope that the democratic party might act with una
nimi'y. " they have always done when this subject
has been presented 10 them-I repeat that hope now,
ns this probably is the last time shall address this
House on this questions aud will repeat, tao what
hnyc said 20 you on like occasions, that II. when
The our Of trial comes. there shall be found any
latvt % HcUtDcrstlc EiaN....A. - .asa ls DssA.
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NEW LONDON spri ss-Ar .soop r-s.AE. sx,,-s sr y,~
fork- Sid shrs Caroline. Rosns Yori ckis G5s>
sleeve FOR Absry, shops Js~~s Lsnpse-r sk--s
Jceeh Lawrence Knsry. Tor d. Nev Lonfon knsos Do
Nkw ORLEANS. Apr s-cd steamship Eayss. CITY, L.-s
New fnrt Hsvsns ships Ds~tsnons Rosrnon. rnse
cent cv tBr Bss'-s Liverpool North ses jenkins Ds.os
Ls-srs Brr Batter Bremen; Hamlet s-sr iv~rpl; aa-
hs Jorsn. Ha,rr Oh Ensxsi Lowell Hsvr, H-p4s Ehui<s
liverpool bsrts Rrrte-r Nee fssh Ars,
Msznrss: Wu EhIabeih tBr) Pcaer, f-scfpocl, AarIo
Wait Baltimore; .chs- n Meksy, DownerFst tss'c Star
Gsnmos. Bs,o Ssntsso An 1sih. ezashp bes NeAils
ter, Araaccoa steamship Pa hca, McsaA-r. si.aos
shps Rc-sswsy, Liverpool; Jahes Asason New rok
Kentucky, Phianey Bo~ina: Excelsior Saith. barss
Prince 81 Wsi-s. Br Brown, ST. rhoma-, Aooie Cysar
Iovelsna RicbD.nd, Souh bra Martin ke-@Aa' rhs,cr
winins'on y. G; ssA. szs--l Hsiosa. Br,os sx,sso
PHILADELPHIA. May z-Ar sehrs H-nr~s,s. keen, Car
Senss James H. Deputy WIamore, New rort Ch iss sra
Jon,., D.ytes, Se~rohi C. Wool. coz.r. New oh
Myers. norton. New London Sequel Barrett, Bro-kbn
RICHMOND, April 5-sh -chF. wm Burke, kases., y York
SAVANNAH. Apra ssArr schr virrnia. York CD
sehr Sarah Thorn,lt-. Hardins Bostss
WILMINGTON, April s)Arr schrs Ncsnor. hnks, Parallel
Dhs Robert j. hurrer Rooasou. fsrrov
wsren. Camden, Name NoroA 3Os. sckr. 4 w Boss
Huse New Yoft bsft 81 Lawrcsce, Prince do sehr vraaa
GRIFFITH Pumrser Charleston. CID 1th .ehrs N-m-no, smith
New York Lille Sanders Cooa, Philadelphia snesas Hooper,
Douisso J. r. Randall. Blackwell. New B-i; bns PORES
Perkins Bostoa b. bns Mecca Hale Liverpool Mar shn
H. p Russell Bear BALTIMORE; Ehzs Wares, Gosd sostos
WIsCAssET-sh April -. schr. Martha Js.e Bsyisstoa,
Savannah
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New.Ycsh Population 1000; valss eftsxsslss d 42m
entire debt Of the County o<a0ol
The Last named County BoBds arc usrsntssd - he PWS
and Indianapolis Rsilroad Co -
$4,000 ALLEN COUNTY. Ind, SEVEN PEI CENT
BONDS. Coupons payable is July and lst Jan
$4,000 ALLEN COUNTY. Ohio. SEVEN Pen C1Nx.
BONDS. Coupons payable isi July and ls Jan.
$4,000 VAN VERT COUNTY. Onie. SEVEN FL
CENT. BONDS. Coupons psysbls isf jny and la Jsn
$500 CLARK COS STY. Ohio. SEVEN PER CkNf.
BONDS, Coapops PAYABLE LIST Ass snd It sra
ihe oresssg BONDS esch tr ~ 90 pr,nc9Ym
49, Interest m al easrs payable semi annually In New>Yua
Inc kAtLkoAD BONDS are secured IN the most snvse
manner cy 'nestsaEe OF Deed Of T known 81
Responsible eirsxrn % New York power u u -
fsnh to enter and eel each ne wfh al eqopnen he, -
raisc money ~ ysy amount Of Interest pfiDcscal
fss CITY sad COUNTY BONDS sre is.s-A IN sssA
BY virtue OF Special Acs Of the pnoper Ia1s}swu
grsnss full power nr thai purpose irpcf vote =
the people Interested that vote being Asscy 49,
issue.
The under which thess Bends crested resus -
proper authorities 10 mako SPECIAL LEVY " TAXES
TO be SET APART exclusively for The purpose of needing
the sceruss interest and gradually 20 rcnbur tho pss1
pal which be enforced through the courts Of law sos1
IL become Necessary.
These debts operate in the nature os mortgage, -
real sEd personal estates within the respective Cy -
County limits
The new Constitutions adopted BY the people q Ohio -
Indiana prohibit absolutely the Il funded 49,
by Counties within their boundaries This win prsye1s
further issue of securities Of this sort
Printed Exhbts IN each be ha6 on sppNezs1oD
At Office gvins full and detailed Inflammation 70 -
'''a'' Of WI WIN SLOW LANlER CO, No q w.aA
Eev-York April %, 1852
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To Mariners.

hs'.sv Of he Superintendent Of the csast Surrey 10 tie Ss~esy
z.afsas1 Ls H. sso ~ re css.i II ySs,.ls
CoAs, Srs,sy OyrIes, April 30 1884
ssnse IN the vicinity Of Asaeaue Light house the ess.s of
TED sssss Say ,uie1sas Co Oss IA. go
he hydroUaphe parry working on that coast dsnns the
pAsss" 2, ~, AssA,s.sus .sxr rossr-
sr-Ihe hstt house stand. eevso. Of abou, nails
81 " west from Greenwich
lathe lis; Of dangers the bearings &C., within brackets true:
ose "hhout are magnetic OF BY Ise distances are -
nautical miles.
Winter Quarter shosI one mile o.s aad ere third .. ne
wide. runn.s drec,ios r. by Nh and ". BY IS Ne
ana With aoi over 81 inom water The least
the oundinys change suddenly from to T. AUD the. to akoms
miles distant from the nssre'. hnd -h 10 i..h', .aisr
league Light house visible from Tbs the shoa
ii miles. Ths !. highly danseica. .io. a. /. sounding,
change suddenly and hes drect, in the aek Of vessels The
shCa s :ns ,,Irpy bank =, ss ryvnS'
~ miles long, with wild OF OF me and dis
ant from Al 10 mies om the shore with from 81 to hons
II Its north end bears E. by S. a. ST. distant
niles and its south cad So s., IS ST. di'tas' ga nles
Assat' Lisht House. with Is feet it.
Another With feet vaer it, lies E., g. By E. distant
AnOa err, with upon it, Les S. Is H. ds,a. "a
Within semcirce OF miles Ass,-asue Lsh, House beng the
center the bottom exceedingly poten and The general
westward and vessels from the West ladies and Southern ports
Delaware Bay have been shore these dangers
by The tbs vicinity dangerous for large vessels
gated by persons well adlusaei with Vessels supposiss
vicinity alter strkins IL and 10 fathom,
should keep lead and keep bright lookout In the day
vessels should approach the land hsn
miles with from the deck night,
weather. when from the southwark nearer thss just
keep Asateague light sight until brought, 10 bear. by
PAS. southwark of A- that will be
Keep further off, and Ct sight, order avoid Winter
Quarter ShoaL"
light clear weather, night be at distance Of
twelve miles.
would respectfully authority publish this connunca
Soa Very respectfully, your obedisnt servant,
A. d. BlcsE. Superintendent
Hoa Tnon,s Colwrs, Secretary u the Treasury
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WhnlerS.

Arr New Bedford May ship Archer Smith Pacific Ocean,
with go bbs OIL Spoke Dec L. Oft Mas'auero, bark Para
Nelson OF hastucke 10 cut 100 DID of st. Mays.
Chill, ship Balsena, Dexter, ~ b., 200
Arr PrOvnceown lsth whaling bark r. Bunchns Tuck.
New London SID Path, schr Virginia, of Oreans Pe,tens
North Atlantic Ocean 25h bark Parker Cook Cock North Allan
brig Germ, Of Truro, Ryan, dol schrs John Adams Fsec
dol 29th Waiter X Tsoa, do; Both, T. r. Cook, Neker
do
Lahana, Feb H. ship Nnrsi. Carney stp
Ocmuiec Cotte 25d ship Lancaster Amy OF New eds
25h ship Brooklyn, MOrry OF NLondou 10 bbs wh -hp
Charles Phep B ch of sh Cabinet Noyes
Of Sionngton, Pr ship ono Hache, OF Havrc
March s. ship Cowp-r Fisher Of B. ship Cortez Crose
Of de- lbo bark shepheres Waters OF Mysc so bbs
clean 9th. ship Bart Go.ne Hastings Off b. ship City, Il
ddge Of do 30 bbs It'll Gladiator Turner OF B. 10
bbs sp; Geette, Fahav-a, clean Louder
b. clean elnn, Cooke of do clean B-tsey Williams, Pen
Spooner Farhsven 10 bb 18th hp Gov Troupe Cosgss
hail. of n b. 200 bib. 10Th ship Catherine Hail. or B. $50
bbs VIII 18th. chip Eaphrates PeAker, OF D. 100 b0s ship
Jas Lopez, bound IN, clean.
Arr Honolulu, s. L. about March H. b. bark Isabella DDa
Sydney; Am. VIII. ship Fabius, Smith, a cruise.
Arr. Tahiti March s. r.. wh ship Pins k from
ITO bbl 1876 do VIII Barker. Bedford
Arr Al H'lo, Feb a. BARI Columbus. Harris ~ L.
4op 18th ships Fellows, Pendl-ton sonisson, II
2S VII Navy. Norton b. SIS Isaac Hicks skin
ner New London, ont, 40 bark Poneer Billings n b.
out Sap March 3D. ships Jas Edward Lnces
p Eurora Weeks n b. msn,hs OUT bark Cherokee smith,
Sid in San Francisco April ship kqueinet Taylor cruise
Arr. Sydney ~ W.. Dec. ship Sheffield. Of Cold
spriIe with lhe bbs VII oil and fco 70 bone board
Roys would ship the OIL and bone London left
tcon, Vede OF Hant, Dec. l. lat IL long ISL w. sp
whales alongside Dec l6 lat, &C. Oliver Crocker Ca.h
is mos. out. 500
Spoken; No, H. 1851 OF the weste. ISLANDS, By ship Psca
ships Tsnerlsnc, Of ~ h. 10 wh oil
Falmouth, 20 mos out, voO bbs. VIII. oil.
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Disasters, &c.

hss saevss'nts before reported Brsros s.ssss. va
es on on he 5,h and should the weather BE- moerse lev
csp Rogers viii succeed hs vessel and cargo she
perfectly ueh ana had al damage when last heard on
ss ELIsssrrH reported telegraph Apschroi
vsed 81 $1,000 which $1,000
Exrtern Office
:" T. businesses from 81 Jaso for Ne~ forf vhss vss
snor hs OF 9th Castle Island Bahama AMI got OF nst
y vas hen to han Key L. where she -as eond -mae Capt
vs al Kun Key l7th u snd vosh 70 Nsssas,
r. whersa portion Of had sses carried sy vrsetss
me rst cheer and three schr Da
vhes arrived At Bostos n Sunday.
Hrl OF Br barb Jams Hammond, OF Gassov burnt Al he
me hre ~ savannah also Of her Of about 80
eses OF Upland soh The ssrt
so' sht s and purchased BY the Commissioner OF potase
ihc co ton sveTss-s So per bale.
JAS hsAcn which ashore At the entrance OF NO n
ana subsequently OF would be owed to New Bedford e
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NRwrYORK. MAYS.
Cleared.

shss-racfc, Nelson New orlcars wm Nelson Co. South
port MsCormck savannah Starees Ccarman Enterprise Funk
Liverpool Taylor Rich Marthas Vineyard, Young Glassor
Durham Dnon; Col Maule Br Dorwad Rotterdam schmidt
Baehen; Col Cults vna, Mobile, j. Ward Java Jscksoa
New Orleans, Foster 4 Nickerson.
Bsrts-Pahfnde Loveznd Quebec f. GUARD, Jr Ann Kea
(Br Hayes Quebec Williams UuOn Massaca e Pntch
ard, Msianzas }. Atkins Co.
Bug-W A. Drew D1nnirs Philadelphia Flora Voor
hees Noble Ladd Church; Hoander Pousand Csds Rich
ardson (Br) Bush, Mmachi, H. c. Donovan; VII
bersorce lBrl Btton Windsor S. j. Whitney Co Aae
rcsn, Godfrey. Galveston, Hussey & Murray.
SchoonersR Richmond, Tidy Richmond H. Pierson Ira Brew
ser, Horton Wilmington. n L. McCresdy Co. Advance Nc
Rae, Phadeph Brett, yose Co jamestown Cook Peter.
burg Hunter PacGc, Faroow Washa.ton Bateman
Rudderow Abel Story Dyer Ponce p r. Russell Norton Col
Sateey Ewood Charleston. ~ L. McCresdy Co Euphens
Guide Laguaya, A. c. Rossiere Coz Benjamin Dennson Lu
bee Me- Simpson Mayhevs Co Onsts'a smontoR Mayasls
" Onatavia.
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New.York Cattle Market-May ..

[Repotsd for The Tnbsnel rat
For Beeves the Washington Drove Ysrd corner o. p
av and S4th-st and az ChambeTains Hudson River nu
Head foot of Robnsons For Cows and Csives sneep a
Lambs Browning's. in 6th-st- near jdev- and a'
Chsmberiain's. -. ~, n eoo
Southern and Western remainder this Sstel fair oun
ness has been done last but the market On
the whole is rather dull Prices however, remain ai "a
We quote fair retailing qualities at from ~ % 10 ~ ~
About left lot Of 40 head were taken 70 supply
the Bermuda market r.. s,o
AT BRowNINc's-7 Cows and Caves. Sales a. froM -
IN xs00s40 All sold 1900 Sheep and Lambs one5sa
sales At from 81 - e0S7 for the former and $|~s
for the latter Leftover $50. os
Ar observation-disclosures RIVER Bulls HEADCO
fered $50 Beef Cattle; all sold sales at 1926. % 70
and Calves at $50 $550Sb 800 Sheep and LANDS "
So $5dS7; ell sold.
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Markets. :. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE

MONDAY, May s.
ASHESThe market very quiet. Sales OF POts$ aud
Pearls So 25A S. 81. The receipts are moderate.
COTTON is finn. 500 bales changed hands - day.
FLOUR AND MEAI-Ou market opened etc. better
for the low grades Of State Flour fresh gound Influenced
by hight receipts and the favorable adlces from Europe
Pacific and better demand but al the close there less
buoyancy. Western is inn and not plenty, with far IN
quiry There tar export demand and some dry lots OF
Ohio via NewOrleans have changed hands III Cana
dian is firm, plenty and IN far request Sales OF 1900
bbls at 81 25 The sales OF Domestic are 1909 bbs AZ
81 ies0$4 IS fer common straight State 81 0Sf 6t
for mixed to fancy Michigan and Indiana and 81 Sl&U
81 S7l for avorite State Southern Flour very r and
there little to be had at inside figures The rece are
hight and the demand fair; sales OF 500 bhs at 81 40
81 6 for mixed 10 good straight brands and 81 75 - Is
for fancy Rye Flour steady sales OF 10 bbs az . D
81 Sit Corn Mea hm, and in fair request sales OF 40
bhls. jersey at 81 IS Brandywne is scarce at s. so
GRAN-Nheat Is in better demand, and the supply IN
cressng the later advces have impaired buoyancy
10 the market The sales 5000 BUSH good 70 prime
White Genesee at 08{6SI O9 9co0 bush White Cana
dian at $50 96c.; 1900 bush Red Southern
stated and 0oo bush common White Michigan at 81 Rye
heavy and dul sales of 200 bush 7c Barley duh
and freely offered 81 7c Oats less plenty and
40c Southern Sc 3Sc Corn is shade better,
with fair supply and good export demand The home de-
mand is fair Sales OF ~ 600 BUSH et 81 06 for Round
Yellow; 62d6Sc for Western Mixed 62t dSSc for White
Southern 6c for Mixed Southern Whites Southern Yellow
Il scarce ard wanted and Is nominal.
WHlSKY-The market is heavy with fsir demand and
good supply Sales CT $50 bbs 2o tor Ohio and
Prison Drudge Is dull at 2oc.
PR0NISIONS-Our market for Pork Is dull and heavy.
The demands only Of retail Character Sales OF loo bbls
Prime Mess dull and nominal Beef Is very steady but
quiet The receipts light Ssles Of 70 bhs at y 500
AIS IS fox Mesa and s. 0$7 - for Prime Prime Mes
Inactive at $ls0t0 Beef Hams dull Of Sl5 SoeeLS 1s
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DAILROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and

ID ABROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and
leCOUNTY ONDS-we offer for sale At fair rates the
following SECURITIES Of the most undoubted character,
$4,000 OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN PER
CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS, Coupons
payable in NewYors list July and lst January Principal
$500 CLEVELAND GAINESVILLE and AsHTA-
BtLA RAILROAD SEVEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE
BONDS, Coupons payable LIST August aud ist February
PRINCIPAL falls due in 1861.
5000 WILMINGTON and MANCHESTER SEVEN
PER CENT RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE MORTGAGE
BONDS. Corpsas payable In NewYork lyt June and lst
Dec Principal payable in 1865
$4,000 MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS SEVEN PER
CENT. CONVERTIBLE RAILROAD FIRST MORT
GAGE BONDS, Coupons payable ls Mag and Is. Novem-
ber Principal falls due IN 1851 Entire debt Of the Compa
nv $50 600.
e.. coo INDIANAPOLIS and KELLgFoNrAINE SEC
OND ISSUE CONVERTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS, Coupons payable LIST July and lst Jan The psa
sl5oea CHAMPAIGN COUNTY, Ohio, SEVER PER
CENT BONDS, Coupons payable In New York ist jay
and Is, jan Guaranteed By The Columbia PeqaA ADD in
5000 CITY of PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, SEEN PER
CENT BONDS Coupons payable in Newrf ORR ~ Jay
and st JAM Guaranteed by the Scicts and focns asy
$500 JACKSON COUNTY, Ohio, SEVEN PER
CENT. BONDS, Coupons payable ." ''Ay sna i'''AA'"
Ss Ss aSs< ROSS COUNTY, Ohio SVEN PER CENT
p0NDS Coupous payable iss July md lss jan The prn
r;ni IN. due 10 is3 They Iuaranfeed BY me Sinci
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