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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25
From the Cleveland T P.aindeaer, I1tli inst.
THE FUSION DEFICIT!
STILL MoHaE DEvE1 0PMEN Isl!
S750,00O Missing!

Private intelligence assure us that the whole
amount Of the deficit was not stated i'll the Of
ffcIal 9eSpatth of yesterday; that the Fusion
off iaIs at Columbus dare not deyelop the whole
deElcation at once, but like the padcN's gun
which was loaded to the mlzze, they propose
Sting it off by degrees,
is The amount is rybE c5aEle,hiaGy stated to DC
s$75u000.
The Herald and other Fusion prints are en-
deavorng to saddle this deficiency on former
Democratic administration. 1t is no 90, no y-
ever. Mr.. Dreslin, former Treasurer was un-
f5rtunate in the selection of some of his dcpos-
itaries AMI by the failure of a several FuSion
Banking concern, he was minus in his accounts
S204, coo for which, however, he had the youch-
ers of said Bank to show that the funds had not
been misapplied, but only misplaced. Now let
MS see what a Democratic Alninistri ton did Dc
in reference to the better guarding the rubliC
Treasury In Gov Medl's Annual Messages
OF 1876, he calls SPECIAL attention to the cor
dition OF the Treasury and the necessity OF al
ditiona safeguards for the sal. keeping Of the
public money
The Auditor Mr. Morgan, id bis a1nual Re-
ports Of '5345 and 6,dlsciSSla the salns subject
aid urges further legislation.
3 "A Democratic finance Committee OF the Sen
ate in the winterof '55 reported on what had
been officially di clo e by previous D5mo
cratic messages and reports, and asked ac ion Il
the subject.
So much had been oflic a " dole by preyi-
Gus Democratic Administrati, II. In The money
pressure Of IS whersS rfary banks went by
the board, several failed laEing Safe deposits
T. the amount Of S204,0O0' The amount was
definitely known and acknowledged by the for.
lper Treasurer. The Smelling Committee o
the last Legislature investigated this mltter,ahd
iii their Report state the amount precisely as
previously ascertan4d. This Is all there was o
se, 50 far as the Democrats were concerned. =
Mr. Breslin, the former Treasurer, was censu-
red by some for trusting to Banks at all; but hi,
predecessors had alwaS done so and he justified
himself on the score of PRECEDENT He was re-
nominated by the Democratic party and went
INTO the canvass with this deficit fully under
stoodby the people. He was Ieaten to be sure
but no worse beaten than others upon the tick
ct. His conduct has been passed upon by the
Legislature, the reports Of Committees and by
the people 1t is too late to saddle the sin o
His successor or Of this Fusion A lninis.ration
upon him. "Diy light and fair play' is tha
motto of. the Democracy. ,..-s~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25

lou amount observation-disclosures. SSjb, ,lUt ~
Thisincludes all that have received from
the late Treasurer up to this date
There IS yet outstanding $4,000 of his Ger
tifcates, held by the Treasurer of Hamilton
county s 4ar,@
In the gross receipts, have included the re-
denl'tion fund Of the Canal Bank OF Cleveland.
! am, respectful. +
WIN. Ii. GIBSON,
+ @ Treasurer.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25
NOI,ACE,
ATKINS sEL F-RAKANE
Il Il n Z l. II & wow FIR.

The hest CoaS5jaed Machine noD IN use.
GEORGE Il WILSON having been appointed
~ Agents for ihe sale of the above Machines in
The conntles of Harrison, Jefferson and Belmont,
beg leave to call the attention of Farmers TO this
Machine as The best labor and grain saving machine
now in use. There has been several improvements
made during the last year. which obvates all the
d'ihcultles OF their successful operations in any
kind OF grain or grass.
1t Las raker always on hand. and doing the
work, particularly in heavy lodged grain, better
than can be doas by hand. The c;,nnge from
eaper TO u Mower is very simple and MAIDEN
tsw minutes. ...-- f.
Farmers can be accommodated with either a
Reaper or Mower separate Specimens OF the above
napled machines can be AZ the Depot i'll Cad
".
Cadiz, ma7-3m 'h.s taE ul +'F
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25
EzAsLEgI STRINGS,
s5S, 'sa ~ a'sa N Es5S.f

CARROLL County. Ohio. s"S-H1
TIME SPRINGS, having undergone thorough re-
l. pairs and their facilities for accommodation
Increased, are under the management Of the under
signed, and are open for the receptio of ysl.
tors No pains will be spared to make comfortable
those who may favor ns with theii patronage. The
will be kept in the best order and.tlie tables
furnished with the choicest selec ions.
90 Guests who desire rooms for any coh.
siderahn time would obEge the proprieto i by adj
dressing him few days in advance Of their arrival.
3c1- After the 18th inst, hack will run daiy,du-
ring thevisiting season, from New Market tothe
springs VIA Carroton, leaving after the passage Of
the Eastern and Western trains; atfording an ops
poruniy for persons leaving Cadiz or any point pHS
the s & l. Il. X to reach the Springs the same day
WILLIAM mccoy.
jun4 Proprietor. X
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25
GROCERIES FOR 1867.


GROCERIES FOR 1867.
1CA0 BAGS Rio Coffee p hhds slugar,
AyV FOG bbs and hat bbIs Holasses,
50 ,bls Refined Sugar. 50 bhIs Syrups,
10 j 'Xes sssorled brands Tobacco,
20 Dozen Tubs assorted sizes,
~ do Brighton Buckets, rs"
25 do White Cedar,
30 Boxes Toilet Soap Is Boxes CASTLE Soap,
20 do German 25 do Rosin,
20 do Soda Salaratus t ta.,.h
500 Sacks Table Salt,
~ ans Mustard 10 Cans Cassia, aas
l3 Rlpento, 20 Boxes Extract Coffee,
10 Boxes indigo,
% Packets JavaCofia,g atI
IS do Laguara CoIeee, ls .,.s
I0Boxe5 Ground Pepper, 80 Boxes Starch,
20 Hail Barrels carb. Soda, na #
So Chests Tea,
20 do Xenla lime, ~ gl
80 do NO Mackerol, r,..f. r..-,
100 T. Bbls No 3 do
30 Qrsdo do do a,r sH
l5 Bbls Mess Shad,
IS do No Herring. 2caks Goldfish
100 Kegs Nnisa ass rted siz os;i aa
20 BJxes Searine and Apal Candies,
is do Extract Iogwood,
10 do Madder 20 l3oNes Raisins,
10 do Figs 80 do Glass,
2Do Kegs White cad,
l5C Bols Pittsburgh Sult,
100 DO Luke do
J ust received and for sale, at River prices, at
t GEORGE IL wilson's.
CaiiZ, Ohio Mav23 1851
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25
Rev. J. Moffitt & s. B. Lukens,

HAVING associated themselves together in the
Ii practice of surgical and practical Dentistry,
would respectfully announce to the citizens Of Cad
IL, and surrounding country that they are prepared
to attend to ALI operations in their profession on
the shortest notice aud upon tile latest improved
plans.
Block teeth whole orpars ofsets manufactured
to suit each particular case md for durability,
cleanliness and beauty cannot be surpassed. Com
tinuous gum work oniplatan, and single gum teeth
on gold OF silver plate; also Gatta Percha teeth for
temporary PURPOSES
Office On Main Street opposite tho Mansion House
Cadiz Ohio where they may be found at all times.
All operations wnrrantnd Way ~ I'M
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25
Ohio FuSiOniSm Coming out at the
Ltttle Fad OC the HOrn---Seneca
County Bank, Blown 10 Flinders
---(.ihSnaa trnsss sun

The Ohio State Journal of yesterday ssys:-
Eve have a well authenticated report that this
Bank, (Ssneca Coz located in Tiihn, has failed
to redeem its notes" -.--r
This is the Bank owned and controlled by
Gibson, the late Liberty-loving, Kansas-shrek-
ing State Treasurer. 1t is one of the lndepen-
dent Banks whose circulation is based on State
Stocks, but according to the official report of
4. p Stone, temporary Treasurer, Sl32,0Oo Of
these bonds are missing Piaiaiealer.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25
From the Newark Advocate OF June n edited by
b w D. Morgan, Esq late Auditor OF Stat
Gibson's Treasury D fa.cation!
yaIs the Law or 1855, Exec lied.

~ Is GOVERNOR CHASE FaEE FROM FAULT?
Neither during the term oe the State Treas
urer Breslin, nor al G3 otter pyeviotts pe4ol did
the Laws OF Ohio, authorz. the Governor, the
State Auditor, or any other officer, 10 examine
into the condition Of the greisury or TO sub.
ject its affairs to personal inspection. Hence
n.ither Gov. Medill, nor any ofhB predecessors
lii Office nor any Of their colleagues in the fl
Iiancial departmentShad the power to ascertain
whether during their respective terms Of SER
vice ths phblcinoney was kept safely on othert
wise. The great seces ,ity for a law holding
the State Treasury tothe personal inspect ton d
some suitable officer, was frequently pressed on
the attention Of the Legislature during Mr..
Isreslin's term Of office, hut all propositions
look ~ 10 that emil, were deleateiiby influences
avA ~ to sqch q iii aGsure. In less tEsah three
ii .nths however, after Mr. Gibson's termfcons-
III ced, the Stafes bsgislatlre not only authori-
jled, but made it the boualeaoHt0 Of the Gov
.rn5rand Auditor Of State to ascertain By as
freq lent inspection As might be necessary, that
the Treasury was safely mlnaged The follow
81, s.portiousoi the klgof Apfil'8, 1856, are 10
fhepoint n wllich We w6ubl direct the attention
IN our rsalers. .f ,,
SEU. iii, Tue auditor shall , alone, or III con.
iunctiol with such person AZ the governor shall
appoint for that purpose, between the first day
u Saptsmber AMI the first day Of November in
.acll year, md at.stsAiotlter h0ier TIME as lie
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25
A TEatirc0 Fll,ysicinv,,

AdGs GsinisfFatOF's Notice.
ri Office is hereby given that the undersigned
In have been appointed and qualified as Admin
tor Of the estate Of Wesley IIefling late of Not
All persons Interested viii take notice accordingly.
NJ 4is3 1874 FLEM0N J. II EFFL1NG, ~,
81 MARION l.. IIEFFLlNG, M
June IL, st Administrators.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25

VERY large lot Of stela Ciape & Nett
N Shawls can he found at Hatcher &Co's
Price--trom S2to S2i' ap22-tf
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25
BOOTS! BoOTSg
FORTY CASES

TI,s,r 20 RTY CASES
tna,,D sgeelved and for sale at the old and well
Ai,I"n stand of 5. SLEMMONS. who has deci :
Gedy The largest and best assornen, Of Rno,s ueel
Gn,s ever brought to this market; consistny -
dohiu make make zap and fine Boots the best P6ils,
ment oi boys coarse and fine Boots Ai assor,i
ShosS-Buflalo, Gum, &c. variety OF OVsf
Ladies' Ware!
Calf, Kip and Morocco of all sizes. and .,e H.
9est quality very superior lot of Ladies' fSsiesy
an everlasting lot of chdrens boots, shoes WIN
every size and quality. Together with 10, of ! ~
SlIs I trunks and Sn!ches. Also, splendid LOT oi
pegs, &c which | will sell cheap. wv N'u u"i
.e IhnVe large stock my own manufacture. on
nane s. which am dsposing Of at the veJy loves;
a prices; % All who wish gond bargains will do wei
~ caIl seon as am determined to sell and no mis-
'aSe re cheap tor cash or approved country PTodnco
ti'y ~ Io0n ). SLEMM ONS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-06-25
STATE TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Enlnlnhns March % 19nl

y OUIIIHUIs, NIdIUH 70, IoOO
Hoy. A. KELLY, Chairman d.:
DeG Slr:-Below find statement the gross
and several sums ofmoney paid me by Jno. G..
Breslin, Esq., late treasurer, on account ofbal-
ances due from him; pa .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-25
TUESDAY, Nov 2i-P. NJ.

Stocks were heavy duriIg the day, comnstcios at
20 Fi1st Board vita lower quosiors, and general
desire to cell ard sho sng tnr1us hUut,tae list more
Gecc ed symptoms of weakness thar have been n1'ced
for two weeks This is partially attributable to feel
ing Of upe asness excited by the foreign news, which,
after thorough digestion is received as unsasfs,tJry,
and pary 20 the threatened revival Of active specie
e1pt rt. but the great aud Influential cause 10 t. %
gund in the Withdrawal for the time, Of tas support
of that pOgerful knot of opetato to whose boI,
sbIe6d and active efforts the marke. owes mdcu Oi
| its .th End backbone. lsness e. the trat
Board Is not large, but very We'll dtnolted through
the list Cleveland and Toledo, and Illinois C'Ltf IL
were quite active with but light concession In pc9s
duIips the session. New York Csstrsl opened dGl,
| ard declined to 1sl on comparatively small saes
Reading was firm, and quotations well sssta a7d
until afer the adjournment Etie snd Michgal SJu:l
ern dt clLed ! b cent. Gs.eDa was firm but Rock
Is and dropped !. Between the Boards Outside op-
orators csusht the more bearsb tone OF the market
ald fox the remainder Of the day vigorous AM tolea
bly .uccessfu haumeripg wa keps Up. Sales q: the
Second Board still further decline 10 the leading
stocks; New York Contra, the grea! card IN the msr-
ket touching ~; Erie, Ia. Reading, al5, and iol-
edo, II. No effort seemed TO be made 20 sustain the
market, but operators for the fall had tls field pretty
MUCH 10 lleUEeNSb bpnC WOiV w O i~h SN"Sh''
most of the secur les offered fading fair aod steady
market. III issouri Is are quoted at abou; the same
prices quoted st yesterdays Second Board CAior-
mia "a advanced Il Illinois C5ntrafs declinedl 2 cent
Michigan Central Lew loa9) cen. mortgage sold IN
the morning al a. but d! tne Second Board were Go VA
TO So
For the Information Of those who did not observe
our statement in regard to tais new tecIrty
we repeat that tbis issue coDposes part OF taose
bonds included n first mortgage Of the entire rJai
ard other property Of the Michigan Central Railroad
ConpsDy. TIE mortgage being b framed tDa' al
outstanding b. nds of ae Company, with the exception
of those dus in 1851 and 1893 embraced ~'tan rs
pro,isops it firms in fa It ons first mortgage amoua''
pc nov t. Lbou IS, 0c0 Geo, snd al issued lie nov
loan 60 csed comprising about s. 600 600 the OILY
portion which is protected b. sinking fund aud this
Is ds1c.ive and advantageous feature OF the se1uf'
ty; the fund bsipg sufien. in lis natural a'cunu-
la,on to extiuguish the entire Issue before m1tA'y'
The bous. bear y ce1t interest payable sem-annd'
sly-Oct. ] and Apri! |. They have recently mat
with considerable favor for investment A'the ose OF
business lower prices were quoted New York CenIal
sold down o II; Reading, 49l; Enc, l5aljti Toledo,
io There was bat little sn.msi3n 10 street opera
tons.
The following table shows the bidding and asking
prices for bank shares. The difference between the
views of buyers al seller. will be noticed, IS st
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Disasters,

1ELEGssPc dispstoh from Port Hood states ta1 ~
Coec, ste sLne previously reported ashore Casp
cnap have been ola ~ suction Tie sehrs Monteren: -.
ifset Arm were sold together bringing sSS and The MI
ha. o MAKING total Of 80. The conn1sslonk ios
accidental expenses attending the sale OF srses
prcr,rty ,st judging from the pAst exprs1se-s
proceeds very low figure Inc ss vssse
iisuIta OI So having Atoss 10 sne Insurance eonpsa
usI re above figures IN the estimate, Il ~
sCha loaded vita fouI weLt sshOfe Point no -
fcsy stteuOon, where has since sa- Sac VII p'osss
pieces We have been unable ~ learn Der nAns !"
HAon the cargo belonged
saP hEbRAskACspi. Ellis Of steamer OPeloasas g -
On esr- Nov IL fro Oalyes.on. reports slip
before ported wrecked Galveston bar vi" % .oes-
e. oriy cargo nin- bales Of hsy. Nj Thompson
nate Ct the NstEss who Quilted ou 20 sea ~ "a
sUppc TO .. os; has tanned Ifshr Ansf
koGIs II the water dIteo ashore shout 80
There SIX CT esLt passengers the Nebsnks fren -
bc&. icm shoIe.
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ISM steamship Marion. Foster ChArleson rkdss. and
"a 70 spono,d Tleston Co Monday, st6l IN, 80 nile.
: oftsre Haera ,ienaled steamer NASHVILLE, sasSi ~
al a IN sgnaed steamship Alabama hence. -
Bah sn,s odd HoPsieI, HsseuIs Oct ballast sd rs
Bis Lucy Haywood lof Bsngor, Powers. Belize Has.r.
OCT . Lgw'es to T. a. ssnssEd Nov H. on salt A'Jss-
Big p. sBow,ot oIes'n, Me D Pierce. 81. JeAnap Z,
~ s ,SsH id 10 " lot fro S1s he SseI !, esd.
mos,se. .cb, Cd Fire Island in gale from w N w. 'pI
Big 2. N. Msyhe", Harvey, Bermuda 10 day, b'las h
ss tsSy c1e.r~aD' Cooper Bermuda i' d.T' ballast
Big John Cotton Cof Fall River, Ellis, Port PrsS
ton, for NewYgk Nov. Is. lat % as, Ion. sIeiAasi
Hsl, yith bark Masnos !sw steering sW sss =. =
schf Empire, Osborn, Norfolk days. shingles 70 ssurv'
sehr Sea Bird, Carol Ne~bera N c. 10 days naval sa"
ssar Orelon Truce, Washington, N c.. days naval s'
seLr ImII. ooues Williams Frederick.busa days f'u
sehI Sarah Ann, Benson, Camden Me, 7dsy'rn bas'
scbr. Dew Drop Rutland, Bsra'Os Nov, a. fruit ke to
sebr WIN. II. Rutsn Rose, Alexsndrls, Va, assr.
Sch. Piano. Bstr HysnDs FISH
SER. Aexapser B, Chri,tie, Nswut for wsreham.
scbT, maria Theresa, Moon, Nellhset nsh.
s S5I haap hI Aston Paas.Ssl. ION iss New
e s Sas q stscn fsss s ssSn Of e
steamer Atssnta Gsser, Chaestsn 81 hsurs ncss - IL
Couyen Nov g. 81 Cape May, spoke stoanef Ws 'esns'
from bo,ton for Baltimore. -
Steamer Petrol, AIey Providence mdse. 70 Isaac ossL
SAlLHD--slips Cad r6ings, Nelson. New Oussns ssv
O!l.ans, Rich, New Orleans AlneIs, RObe'ses NlPssSi
imcrsid Coos Liverpool Wm Woodbury. Mcclellan, A'e's'
Jas HoIduIs,, Bates, Beize
Also shps Rebeccs Hanson RIO Jansoi PatI.es hexin
ford lordon barks Aueda, Goss ST. Jssoj 0sclA Ah'
hba big Ocean Bro Rogers, Sierra LeoaeI and other"
WIND-W. to ". s.. W.
Tie Bay ssie Of he Fall River line, did not -
ua poor being oupled to put ho cesport Oh seeoins
avg sgu oil fIOIa " ~ W with heavy rain AID thnlasf
The Georges 90 t1nsiesstsr rAs this ns takss
tie 81 Dock reparsi abe WI De Stripes
,sciAtd s..d y coppcred. L.
TLeegpsr 5Back Wsrrior having cor ple,ed her regsn
b Hcstes & the large Sectional Docs 81 high vhsr l<
clpar bip no. tI, viii be taken the shove Dses ~
anil s,iCn.
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vIarisets...CAREFuLLY RIroR1ED fskTHE lkiscHE


AsuFsTb, mXket withou. variation and quiet sNes
If Pot, a. and Pearls at so TO- the socs fair -.Dou
$50 bbls P,is and 40 poi' Pearls saef.'a' ''sSo1 -
Boors AND sHoEs-Trsae hsi uaaersone no amshoa;ion
the SOW ct the crops toward the sesooAa .eAG
- coil cton. difficult and but few tales ere mafns %
c0Iutry dealers The tisorsaEzec st~e VI Iae cS "
ns.nf .,t adjust Itself - any rnstersl extent q;
he that been made aud are stu beng snes
are quite numerous f9r California we notice Dat nssa
tlcuIiDs a, ia ewy tevivns the great decline
s ,Is ls sX@1n r,esn Yellow !. qlie,st ad2I.c
COTTON-Ths market cootrn-s unsettled ana oly Nv
quote: Middhls Upland. a: IL d. Gai a. l.e hiddHs
fsi1 Upsna., lli-; + air d. ne. ,,o p,us,oso,.,
sa to- Announced tor To- MORROW pending winch tHe tas
respOsed to ae prices are heavy 81 DV O "a oTen
niuso asc cab, par; or export ine .toc1 9i no
- 80 bas, q al. 'ne ~ Dag. ard mats We sS;s s
J.vs white, g BIS. ct M.faeaioo'
Bio, ten to piHe 10 "a az o. !: ~; s,
RIO, O.dhsy.'....... g'S = - ~ Co. iV' d. 'S
demand may be noted for Foreign ste tas
mn Iii - lr; "a e Of 20 Urrv AZ . o. an 10. ~
g. IS Camel a. SIC So and n lots :: ~ - nos -
b,s beer u 40 G sless j. nd wa much hrHaes
he riyn have been The Nock has accGmlaed
,owly ard Of Psisd Qualities lee. tan s.. y eus 81
srse SIZE there considerable suips Toe deE.ha !J i
No., ane for Is Esu.ed ou 10 sfhty
nprovius the sae' as A. ga - . 0S ne cargo '1u iA
~ ~ - 40 so~fur.t "a AID Pseal a. 4,
OODs-The demand iol all kiaes Il faie mJ4eIate
al prices rule extremely low the inquiry n ehiehJ ~ Ls
f,o.. N 81, DouiI e. have bcen sold duns tse week
A. -ua125o tar, cab AID 10 tars Laslas on P,iyse
.,E. sos HopJuAs Loswoad hs been slipped tfom 81;
hands 20 find ket +. :. BaEItto Co IL theH cIe-aE
% Day T,naIk -, , IL. - s,-.-h.
~. .O. n. L. hat The wAch nave f11s
tirea have been molly 10 'aAo,' TIE MARKET no. .es
lschoice csrg eonnaldIIs "a u 81 9 tin ~h.e NJ
aIeui have bser c.osee a. AID even - Dso~ tAs
~. ExpoF-fs entirely on: OF
he usi.t and severn holders decline 10 zeal a. pcss say
wEts present EsIs' AL o;Lsf as...E:9a' Of DysTo01.
Mods W. have only aoiie sale Of On cargo MeAicia
go. NAbo-,py q, anctlor ay.rsgng az; y footoaief
Ia Gnai,y low pIie- s=lo~ tLe Of rro41:I n
W, quote: ga
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LEAD-Ps is held steady At g 3 > az sP9lsh - Y!
Bar sells at Glc less y cent and Sheet and Pipe &C. net
ash. 81 49, -, "a
LUMBER-Esssrn Spruce and Pinr are dull al IVA eIl
N feet by the cargo.
LATHs-Tbe demand Is good the supply small sad prices
have further advanced taes Of Eastern a. :, III
LIME Rocksnd quiet but steady at sc hr Common 'ud
L for Lump. , ~,
MOLAsSES-The business has been small We oTly he.rd
f sales Of 60 Abs CUBA Buscoya3a at ~ 1I, and By
.nctior Is bids English leland At 2c cash
MAYA SrORES-Dulness has been the predominant fes
,ure of the arhet today owing partly 20 the unfayoabe sd
vices from Europe Spirits TuPentins has apsed into quiet
and il less buoysJt bo.es free sellers ct 4c but
tuyeIs are td puri st this rate the stock, which Is
quite small chiefly held BY spectators Crude Is nstye
but tb. upply Is 1sht hoGes very firm ~ $3.50
g. 226 10, Common Rosn ia III good supply AID Is dull
AZ a. = s 40 $40 d. ahoa- and delivered The medium
Al fine grades also euid ard much depressed; have
oniy 10 Tote sales Of $50 bD Pale II 81 20 10 strictly
re Is worth about o. but thaIe Is l.tle II any VI
his sort Offering Tar inactive, bu. prices noDay ths
same. Pitch Is quiet.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoaK.......Ns. y


s'.sn.tir-Aralia Stone, Liverpool, Y. Cunsyd
slip Ocean esNh, Wills San franokco, J. FADE e.
CO.
Pals Mustang Crcenman, Key West, Beuner D>sks,
yngir "a, Iii !, Port SHain Smith, Jores Co.
Blss. l. Atwood Psddeek, Jaaisonsile n.tsri hrtsa
fts,e (sr Ba,bcr Windsor, r. DeWelf; Afen. Bi,ss
fol. Prince, N. Tusilo Nnstssa, Conklis, Ssfs D.
schooneis-R.o, LooL Es.tport q. c. HsdnAss ssahsss
Belle, 1ylsr; Mobile, b: G, Hur.l Ms,hs - srA.
Powell; S James CLARK, Port SPAN, Snail Makes
Bel Robinson Rio ysneIo 0s Cit, cm,sH MoSSSs ~.
master Copau.rur Eartlett Noble W PhArpsi spencer
d. Mspes A.xslSTis X. BIaesman, Sherman Newsern, C.
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FRIrs-Rsisirs dun; saes OF Loo boxes "h,s, uAi
End ,lsiter boxes - Is for holes snucS and 81 ~ 70. 90
months, 10 al lee eiT months; lie cases old s' ~
ta5.c. s5' qOnta,i zoe bse. old Wants 3, &c es'a u
GRANITE b. At u is ssan lower and rat.eI qeti
Evil IS ere pouDa al close sales Of 5000 bush Rcd Tenn
sssee at 81 22 90 bush. Prime bite southern az ~
bush Damaged do tb6c 81 10; Liz bush hlt m
iean at 81 IS 49, bush. White Cansdian 81 -
n 81 Sc; Milwaukee Club at 81 10 sad oVO Ons
White Ohio a. Is Rye 10 In fir demand at oaoUs oat
ley quiet but plenty sales At IA &c tor state Pare @
in ir nquc st az SEE 81 BUSH Oats are IA =. ieiur',
with n all arrivals prices bceT sales OF st:e ata
Western ic Ieisey a. S9d lie and Al
Com il bot activity the stock much reduced and the ar
rival. IN prospect s sales zoe bush S0dSc Tor West
,rp 1ed c for southern Yeos, and &c. for Prime Ga
Wbe so,therr aud g zoe. fox crop Jersey. White
p.srs are in eusnd a. 81 62 6s Canadian Peas are 10
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s1rr s-cc,s ~ re rci. rst Sow ice o'hsi' nAvs
de,ued The roV.neBt has esen -cise ,ssss s'',oI
Husorr - A5vslc-d - 49,,
gn bout ctarse; 90 ieG e ,en. n.Iaet; NJ ~
etsut-; CahsoIpiA 1870 y cent hts,i 10 100
Il l. N.wYenk 5. 81; Louisiana ,aes q: 5i snsllls az
c'c'bse T.nbes.sej North Carolina III He~-i ''A
cent. :, ,,-...,,.
gs. Il Bro~i Chicago 50 a. Iofer PIe"- a." va"
1sat.e u, Nan cps b0Ids, 81 Y cent scVAhee