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Arizona citizen., 1875-02-06
:, in the State of

principal, and - - and - O. l-, in the State of -, as sureties are held and firmly bound unto the United States of America in the just and full sum lof - dollars, lawful money of the United States, to be paid to the said United States of America or it's duly appointed or authorized officer or officers; to the pay ment of which, well and truly to be made and done, we bind ourselves, our heirs, ex- ecutors, and administrators, jointly and severally, firmly by these presents.
 Sealed with our seals, and dated this day of -, 187
 Whereas, by an act of Congress approved June g, 1874, entitled "An Act making appropriations for the service of the Post Office Department for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seveu- ty-fve, and for other purposes" it is pro- vided: "that every proposal for carrying the mail shall be accompanied by the bond of the bidder, with sureties approved by 8 postmaster" in pursuance whereof, and in with the provisions of said law, this bond ismade and executed, suf jeot on all the terms, conditions, and remedies thereon, in the said act provided and pre- scribed, to accompany the aforegoiDg and annexed proposal of the said -
 Now, the condition of tho said obligation is such, that if the said - -, bidder as aforesaid, shall, within such time after his bid is accepted as the Postmaster Gen eral has prescribed in said advertisement of route No. -, to-wit, on or before the lst day of June, 1875, enter into a contract with the United States of America, with good and sufficient sureties to be approved by the Postmaster General, to perform the service proposed in his said bid, and further shall perform said service according to his contract: then this obligation shall be void, otherwise to be in full force and obligatio n in law.
 In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this - day of----, 187
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-06
FORM OF PROPOSAL, BOND, AND
 CERTIFICATE.
Proposal.


 The undersigned - whose post office address is -, county of -, State of -, proposes to carry the mails of the United States, from July l, 1875, to June 30, l87 !, on route Mo-, between-a and -, State of -, under the advertise ment of the Postmaster General, dated De- cember l, 1874, ''with celerity, certainty, and security" for the annual sum of - dollars; and if this proposal is accepted he will enter into contract, with sureties to be approved by the Postmaster General, with in the time prescribed in said advertise ment.
 This proposal is made with full know. ledge of the distance of the route, the weight of the mail to be carried. and all other par. ticulars in reference to the route and service and, also, after careful examination of the laws and instructions attached to advertise ment of mail service.
 Dated - -, Bidder.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-06
BOND.
Directions,

@rIusert the names of the principa and sureties in full in the body of the bond; also the date. The signatures to the bond should be witnessed, and the certificate on the inside should be signed by justice of the peace, adding his official title, or, if signed by Notary Public, he should afix his seal.
 Know all men by these presents, that
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-06

NoTE.-When the above oath is talk en before justice of the peace or any other oficer not using a seal, except Judge of 8 U. s. Court, the certificate of the clerk of 8 court of record must be added, under his seal of office, that the person who admin istered the oath is duly qualified as such officer.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-06
bidder for carryin

the mail on route No. -, from - to-, do swear that have the ability, pecuniari- ly, to fulfill my obligation as such bidder that the bid is made in good faith, and with the intention to enter into contract and perform the service in case said bid shall be accepted.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-06
CERTIFICATE OF POSTMASTER.

I, the undersigned postmaster at -, State of -, after the exercise os due diligence to inform myself of the pecuniary ability and responsibility of the principal and his sureties in the aforegoing bond, and of the unincumbered real estate owned by them, respectively, do hereby approve said bond and certify that the said sureties are suficient-suficien to insure the pay ment of double the entire amount of the said bo1d; and I do further certify that the said bond was duly signed by - -, and ---and -, his sure ties, before signing this certificate.
 -, Postmaster. I ated -, 187
 Instructions to bidders and postmasters;
 containing also conditions to be in-
 corporated in the contracts to
 the extent the Department |. may deem proper.
 l. Seven minutes are allowed to each in.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-06

Oath required by section 245 of an act of Congress approved June g, 1874, to be'nfixed to each bid for carrying the mail, and to be taken before an officer qualified to administer oaths.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-06
Witness
STATE OF

ally appeared before me ----an and - -, sureties in the aforegoing bond, to me known to be the perso ns named in said bond as sureties, and who have executed the same as such, who being by me duly sworn, depose and say, and each for him. self deposes and says, he has executed the within bond, that his place of residence is correctly stated therein, that he is the owner of real estate worth the sum herein after set against his name over and above all debts due and owing by him, and all mortgages, and executions against him, after allowing all exemptions of every character whatever, the total sum thus assured amounting to $N) - dollars.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-06

sworn to and subscribed before me, for the - of -, this - day of -, A. D. 187 and in testimony whereof hereunto sub [sEAL scribe my name and affix my official seal the day and year aforesaid.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-06

ment; and by the same act it is made a high misdemeanor for any officer of the United States to enter, in its behalf, into a contract with member of Congress.
 But if member. withdraw from a con- tract it may be concluded with the other partners.-Opinion of Attorney General, 4, 47. A contract with one who is elected a member of Congress during it's continuance is not affected by such election.-Ibid., 5, 697.1
 The Postmaster General has no power, under the law, to release bidders and con- tractors and their sureties from their liabil. ities on the allegation of real or supposed mistakes of any kind in making proposals. He particularly requests that, before bid- ding, the fullest inquiry and investigation be made in regard to the route, distance, service, weight of mails, cest of stock, feed, and all expenses existing and likely to oc- cur during the contract term, and with due consideration of the consequences imposed by law on delinqqents.
 Contracts to be executed and filed in the
 department by the first day of
 June.
 Under the provisions of section 245 of the act approved June g, 1874, the Postmaster General has prescribed the 1st day of June, 1875, oR or before which day the contracts of accepted bidders must be received at the Department in Washington, executed in due form.
 Accepted bidders not complying with this regulation shall be considered as having failed to comply with their proposals, and the Postmaster General may proceed to contract for the service with other parties, according to law.
 Contracts received at the Department af- ter June lst will not be considered by the Postmaster General.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-06

Subscribed and sworn before me this = day of -, lo7
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-06
STATE OF COUNTY OF

STATE OF
 COUNTY OF
 I, clerk of the - the same being Court of Record, do hereby certify that -, whose genuine signature appears to the foregoing affidavit, was, at the time of signing the same, a justice os aforesaid, duly qualified, and that all his land credit.
 In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand as clerk, and affixed the seal of said court, on this - day of -, l87
 IL. s. -, Clerk.
, 1875-05-03
LAKE MICHIGAN.


An Immense lumbar heet came In yesterday. Oval
Atty lumbsr*ladsu vossels wers lying haswhen Ws1s
and Lake ttsess hsidges asor~slAster LII Carey VA
busy n boo ali day teop!ng lhs chahnulopcu and ~
ssu.na tho wesaea thslr various ptaces sever~i OF
hs vessels which brayed Saturday. storm and cams IN
yesterday we're completely eoveeel With cs: How u
ius far ihe I'd Of MaY f...T .Ths tn9 q. " Wooa eamo
srs ocsn. ana sssIstud u,s Orawfora yestsr-
lay sttstuooa IL pulling tho sootla cut of The
Iuud. =. yAe fysr yesterday was :sbant
loot lower tuan urra This, together With ths foot or
mora ii mud Il tbs bottom. which should hare nsc.
sa fnS sT Sss.es
ths Lsrlor. .Tho scht i. D. Coates went to Haatn
Uhirago with losd Of lumber yeAtefday morning
to return sna get oue u this ratt Ths prop Pains
wh four bargea sn TOW sft for Grand Haven yestss
suowsslortu aud ths particulars Of tbs drowning q
thrss Of tue Ut Joseph heFtaan and tho s!riug -
four psAQY, win u found u Tho loeal col4mA1.
, 1875-05-03

Arsraes weight Of hogs for March, 2o1H ns.
CATTLE-Tho fact ttat The rrsTious wetk vaa
prosperous Ohe notwithstanding ths unprecedented.
ty heavy receipts, apparently induced among Ncaern
shippers tbs bolio that the ratio Of supply la In.
dean!tely ruaihtalnsd uhuu! aub}etting prices to
Decline and ths l6,0Oo head then sent forward hare
bsen followed By sone 100 for tbs woek Just closed
That tbs results Of tlis experiment vsro not alto
gctlcr satiGacory may e Inferred from the fsct that
prizes were tbs downward aca1o from the opening
Of trado on Monday DOM to ths ctoas OF tho week.
xhsn thcy allowed an azssegata reduction Of aoa
eoo. The dcpreciatop, though less than might
hays been s.psstod. va ~ aoyers ~ nse snoneh 3 e
tSe fcs!l,,a .aons nt ta. elsss WI asoy CUE. At
tia reduced rates hers far kctlvty til te dem.rd
fen ths Glaze, 0f s - tas ea n ns
I'll aesRf VI #: sa s s s'%s:
wa W. % t s1tr.sly qiss .y nsihsi loeal nor oasis
buyers taking hold With snY ahow of Interest. md
pEiots "sFs weak and i.reaal.t: .'astn,a
Extra Becrea-otaded steee't Weighing 1.4oe ,, y,
ho.cs he eSYs ii. xel foraci ysss
tot ;year old stcars, weighing l,2~o 10
Ing l.i5o 10 t.:;o ] sso@o. 90
Ing i.ioo 10 i2oo ns.... - ] ssoas.75
Seishins 100 to 100 4oo0,,so
to $50 5.6Ga50o
staas, mss, aud sca,awag atesis 3.odas s.o1
oaths--Ts1aa. .......,..n 3.0VAs76
u0GE-CommCn bacon, and coarsc, heavy noga
ware Too plsnty aud have sold lower than aripg the
previous xselt willis good 70 cl,oles Erades Ot nj
welgss hsss about hsla tlor ovn II other respects
lhs situation Of lhb market vat essentially nnennnSed
| tia character Of tho supply and ths demand being
much ths s.nls during tle week before, 1lls qaa
ty Of tic hogs forward NOT sboss tue recent
aycrn8e, their uneven. Light md eoatso ha.yy ata
heretofore comprising tic bulk Of tia daily arrivals,
The average weight Of TIC hoas received during Apr
ATr 1a74 al5 for April, 1879; ana 21s's for April
1872. Thtsc fair acti.ity IN Thu 1lsfket on Batur
day, and riros steay At .CGa7S6 for poor tt
choics Light, and 1t $7,7stla7j for or to cl,olos
| heavy. anall drove Of extra Philadelphia sold a
ys.ui. Tney averaged 1ss hi. Among satutd0y',
| aalps wses Lbs folio oNlngt
, 1875-05-03
LATEST.
NEW YONG, sIay 1.-Aouey closed easy at 2tk@a on


NEW YONG, sIay 1.-Aousy cosed easy at 2k9s on
Foreign exchange ln'i u 4s1ta4s1K. fnr tanktrA'
at1ty dsys' Hteriiug and 4t01ieD, for demand. I1ie
mercantile paper IL quoted Il 50 por osht, Nlah
ce}tinnnily chuice ut 4 per cent.
uolu opened ut 11b>(. aud closed At 1l5K
the o1trcinas Ut tho day. borrowing fses, ie4 PEI
.Ien, and :. q ~, and Eer rent per annuI. At thu
eltse lcans wera nat. Cearings, $!otoo9.0ot. The
Aaktsau. Treasurer disbnraed 1l7 o1o and received
Fnr customs $Ji2to0. Slecs sHtpuca!t, $3.50 oo0 ID
gold
CortrnuentB closed atr5dr.
stAt4 lonth quiet and Aons.nnl.
Railroad tnottglEes quiet and hrni.
The stuck yuarks: yosy s tatls IN tht day. and
prcts declined, NTH tue chief decline In Wabash Tho
Lasket stralrr III Tho a!tcrz,con sud cloatd dal!
aud steady. Ths atlrsnrs fur tho aRy ranged from Il
rttng fron J61 to M with that rrica bid At tbs cose
Western Union rose jruIn 73}i to G04, Glazing at
R9t. UNion Paeae advanced 70 TX, and closeA ss
Tho highest point Of The day. The Increased earnings
af tbs rnad for Atrit-+9a, eva ior The twenty nina
days, sgasnzs $7is.H57 tie sarnt tnso Last year
strengthens tho stock, and there steat1y buying
movement, which 1naJ hare tons cannectton with tho
rutuor tbat Nastou combination had been formed to
bu. 1850 bhArea. Union pac.An c1oso4 Ut ID,
the higheat prfcs mrde. LSts Shore recor-
.soa 70 7t4,. Eorthwsst to y, ohtos Il %
pfti. dccl!uea 10 42!4, and afterHards recovered
10 4Jt.. Michigan Central advanced 10 TX, sud Del
twagr, Lackawanna Western 10 ll9ti. With sljga'
hnrcs. Of which 6.GVo Erte. 1000, Lake ghore
l,sOl Northwestern. IN, go Iaciac Afsi, 800 Ohio
it"a Western Union, 400 Wabash, and 1900 Uutot
Fasshs.
, 1875-05-03
fsst II possible, and ia do 10 ats willing to meet buyers

fast II poasbt And ia do 10 ath willing 10 meet buyers
On favotahls tarms. Ttess frmAtks apply, huwavcr.
tn1y to Ane feset4 and odds md ends usually to l'o
found 1t the cioas Of .ho year. Medium aeeees and
eonbInE and de!sna re.ctona ara In sctlrs Inquiry.
Very sautt pulled wpois not u hr1n. Extra erafea
particularly dult. Tho transactions in pulled woo!s
hare boon tho laFsuas tor soma weota, comprising 'l
wards Of &oo,hM la. but tho tlon1anl haa bccn noas
exclusively canhrtd to 1no and light strers 10 takn
Of Ohio and pcnnaylvauta aoeces. XXX, medium, anil
No. 1. d28ddAai aal xS HlchIRsn, 46N aa2Hc;
WAstarn and other hesoes, htsry, 4st34po; comh!ng
ami .ltl&ns 1eeces, hs;oc: unrashcd conatuR, q q
t7s&o; seousti4 tocatt.oo eupsrdne aud <, pulled,
A1ilt1txc.
, 1875-05-03

rcd, $l.at; No. $l2a. Corn and oats arm snd un-
Ghange1.
FEInntruN-Qnel atnhdartl white, car nit lLc:
OlIn 5tAo tcht. 14,ir; Hlln ls'ta. IT, &c bfahrr.
ilEcE1rrs-Wl.cat, Hn1 bu: cosn. asu bu: GALA,
1,9io hu.
NEW pRtEAfH.
Nkw OntEANs, May yf.-fsovisiONB-forf qnict but
AtfnlH at f.7h.
DthstU unchanged,
, 1875-05-03
FftruafV,l March.
i srs. bril-.

a latter from Eor1i.un, ILL.,, states that Saturday
algtr Nas very cold. with sauF: 0nethtfd lesa vheat
III lust couhty LAn lat Sear. In few lAs1Aoss thu
sarly-*own wheat IL. rstssI, aud Will " planted %
ssvzn, oss aud baslsy arr suwu n1osv s1.etsltely
iii sosp Id w b. us ane 70 sor N
eyar fourth o1 wssl u yss grounl, aud hut
i:st!e tarlr{ Ind oats. Tas psospset Il largsiy-
1Mah!SAea xhtAt crop, IN average 1ak Ind barley
esop, and Feus&ay eaJ corn rrup,
LUMBKn.
Nr+ 2tockhrsuge, Secretary Of tho Chicago Lumss..
'nfns Exchange has compiled tbs following statement
Q: ttoc2s N hand saA sas sas April !, ~ compared
, 1875-05-03
RATHER FjSHY.

TIE E1eautts Committos Of tho International board
at Lako uudcrwritara enga9sd In inland dsblua
tho Grand lacinc Hotel aatray afternoon, trying 10
catcl tAat naughty Tlah who il scouso1 Of having
baItpl tho wsoDg ues. Whether tho de1toroa hshsr.
man aucceelcd In getting pull could not 10 learned,
~ lhe huatl.nsier, Mr. Lowering, WA ~ dumb = :
wiatayer This MUCH nowevest may 10 safely stated,
thst, II hr. lowering ever catccs that Fish, he w!
hayn HIN fried sna dnns brown. Those smtl!.fty q
DHltot who cut up the sans rapets - thu lug chIoAes
ttsA were lsu 70 tho amount 0f $%W eAohs
, 1875-05-03
TELEGRApHIc MARKET REPORTS
FoRelph MARKETS,


Sp4ttat Dispafeht~ fAs ehfeaas 1Fibuas
Lltxspoort May Ill :, a,m.-F1oua-3l@7A.
GnAu-Wlaat-No. I, winter, u 8d No. do b
III; club, No. L. " Sd No. do. o. ID spring, No.
l. u I'd; No. q u 2d; whlta, No /, n ID; No ?, n
Id. Cosn-No. l, s5a ; no. .. ass I'd.
Puoyu1oks-poEk, 9ea 6a. Lard, G7s ID.
Liy1upoot, My lisa p. ht.-pts&dstuaa qsis
and unchanged.
LAAp--oss, Resi- unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. Msy l--EvaniuE-FLo -stats aud
y.atsrp, 3ad. wlest-Eos. J 10 spring. new. u 81
laQs, Coru-Am&slcAn mixed, new, s4aasls ~.
Observation-Disclosures weassrn, nav, 751 Sd !;
do Eastern. new, e2s Cd. BeefAmsriean, now ID a.
Iard-Amer,c.u. 6ss ID, Hscou-CumbsElAnd cut,
new, Goa Cd.
TALLow-4ts. ...
REFINED rrrho1ntu-os; splrits. 1Xs.
AxrwEas, liay yl.-PKTRoLEun-21L
LONDON Lsy l.~-puLL1ox-Amouat Ok bullion
Withdrawn tro, tha tank Of England halsnoe To-
d.y, GIo ppQ, Hats Of discount In open market foE
thrss month"; bs, s1*ls. or 71e below The Bank OF
England.
tosso.s-A!onsy snd account, s3Ea9t.
AxkHIcAx 6kounir1EG-United Bsates coupons, H5s,
losX; H7o, IueX:' lu4os, lo,4; new 81. 1o2X
New York Central. 9l; Ess. 2sK&acN psAissfed. 90
TALLow-tis9d.
Px1aoLsp4-l.ennsd, lod; sp!sita, do. tXd
LIxkIIp O1L--?lHd.
PAsls, Msy 1.-NskTzs-o4fS Do.
faAaasoar, May yi.-f1ouroxt-'a2s, seH,
| BOSTON WOOL WARKET.
Rosrpx, Nay l.-No important change IN shs WOO
market, Hses Of asscs hAvs bee EuAds u rssviou
sntss, but thets Is pressure 70 all On shs pat
haldszs, and III ~ Auaioas 70 caoss up ths atoaS
, 1875-05-03

WItb,lr,vr 5ron storo on friday for city ton.
sumption: 6,ee9 bu wheat, s,o7A BIZ corn, ,cos bu
barley.
rhe following erasn VA inspected into store On
sat,rday ,norn1uE: 81 No. spring. los cars No.
do, ears No. do, cars rtjctitd ito f2i2 wheat};
cars ycou eurn. 10 high nst1cd d. 2o1 car" No.
ado III cars rejected lo ts7 corn> cars white oats
" ears No. do, . can rejected 10, CATS no gralo
do GA5 o,,s}; car No. frye; 0 CIR No. barley.
Total cos ears:or a., ,oV bu. inspected ont: 1850
hu whsst asoto bu oorn. t4os BIT oats sud 7.atb bn
barley.
Tne following wcre the receipts and sh1psntnts Of
bross.us aud 1--we stock 1t ths po!nt during shd ast
week, and for Tho corresponding xccks ending -
datS1:
, 1875-05-03

sE9t1lhktel.
Winter ,shsat-7ho Area planted With wheat
Tor shs crop Of Isis Ia, including uaiisorntd,
crop Of lsi{. The condition Of the crop IL ls-
low sterugo. Tn most parts Of tho South
aea!nat all eunneencios sxcspt fruss In Callfnrnla
large breadth bus been seeded, and tho pto1lr t. arc
favorable for he early sown whe4t but thege arc ao.ns
Ia the Valleys cf ts Ohio and Missouri Rivers report
uferlpt condition account Of wusf miling. Taoss
Hase suffered n,oss+ Iii thu Midd'd Flutes, though
IL appearance. lbs raots ate snnud, znd pros
pses favorable s1ssps 10 patches shAs nnfe been coS.
souuties III Nav Yurk ihs winter whras crop ~ III
ledtum condition. In New Jersey It II prosiscslysly
an arcrags eondscu. Virginia. Is below nu Arera1s.
:tosth CstdlhA medium coidltton. llnols II oott'
slsrs1y be!ow average.
The e1reestd a1riv II grain In the United Ring
dunn dufug ths four veets FROM April lo 1875 are -
fuiiuNs.
, 1875-05-03
COMMERCIAL,

Ths following were tho receipts and ph!rments Of
As .eanR ..t!ss Of produces IL shis s,ty during Tho
Menty-four 4ours ending At o'clock on saturssy
morning, aud for tho corresponding data Gus year
ago.
, 1875-05-03

PROVISIONS,

PROVISIONS.
HOG rNoDuCTs-Tsss very 1u!et, Int hrrncr, with
4hs exception ef mts PORK. Tho deliveries OF tho
rnnrninR wcre sn,a, and Tiers rRs no pressure to
scll lut hs demand exceedingly Light, there bo-
Ing ssr9 for ouA!t1o or1lorH on The market. fhs
business transacted via chiefly in ehsna.nR ovtr ws
ote thAl The stock af PORK In New York Ia reporsa at
a,9.2 Lss, against ca5A month a!nee. and 7A,076
tssh ycAr $50. Ths slosk4 hest reported, nss-
officially At about itoceo br1s csa pork. and s. roo
.c. Of lard, OF tts sr.I 800 cs ars ke!.1e1 and 'so
tulnmes-rsnderct. Ths work Of sumnss.pacling Is
ou ths increase, two hrce houses having been
attracted during ths past wsak by tbs larger surpy Of
hogs.
sntrxxy1s-Tho Commercial Rsnarf gtret Tho fol.
snring n Tho shipments Of prpVstos from this roint
for tho weak ending Ap, ~ 1875, And siuos Sor. I,
1877, together with comparisons:
, 1875-05-03
NIAlsiN t.
eonT OF CHICAGO. MAY I AND 2.

PofT OF CHICAGO. MAY I AND 2.
AnntvEp-psrn Mesnpnger, 1cntoh lf'rlnr, 20 N
ln,nl+r 2f hss hsh 10 satks tnrnii., and sunirits
acr TAt.lo lssl, Mslcaon, 1u laulcr: sehs T. iIny-
den, Two hfssrs i2o III tumbcr sehr O. Barber, sIus-
kegun, IS lnmsnr, IL M lalh. 10 III rtckcts; as!r
A!balrufs, atanstec lS0 lumber dchr Uraco II,
T!lcr. Ludinaton. 2oo tn lu,ntct; Hchr lsccprorty,
Maniatee, 1sa IN lumber: bclr Il. scoyltr, uran,l
Haven, i13 m lnsnlot. hchr Arctic, tuany,on, tai
m lumber; soow J. II. Forrcat, Ahi,arcct l71.To
shingles; ssnr Advance, itusHeaon, 1870 eds wood;
acow II. Cor!ett Mu@kegou. 10 ci1s wool: sctIr
Parry Hannah, JAcksdurost. $500, cellar posts;
#ebr Potomac, Jaefsunport, 5000 cedar pos,s:
nelr II. II. Derkcr. Ahna,ea. $,ot rusrna Hes tctc
ruai lies: ncr q. Harrssos Clay Banks. 7,os1 re,lnr
pssn; st,r Muakcgun. aIusiceoi,, sunflrea prop j.
5i.nssec, aao n lumbar scow j. 4. Jas,nsan sanss.
!mss 80 i, lumber; sshr , Ipsraiu. ManIs'es' ttm
baRs ssnr 4 sm S3a sse fsa1
fumler; achr I. If. Davis, Mn.k.gon. no m lumber;
,,mr tim, Corona. u. 10. nnaIr!os Prop Menot1in1e,
sr 'shr IL D @ whi!e IHe, nmSer sspr a.on t",
lan.ber; prop II. !. Paine Grand Haven, toutng;
hr'a uoiden Hornet, Grand Haven, lumbar brEG.
as i hSss hff %'Iiatf Ists msss ass
prop O. r. lle.il; ssugatlck, snndr'es: scar. Kcat.
snis ass sas s%sss Mu.kss Skss o, a
seson 'ff fd T. 4 Hsr'o Mss fs,
at, Mana'er. lumber prnp rayeo. Frankfort 1s-iron;
tchr Wniswiul Muakcauil, lumber !. schr sorih
Haven, South Easeu, humber; ecllr q. ?. Morris,
issikys 1lnrhnr. cellar rn4a schr O.. Ellen, Clay
nants, bark; ecow Harmonic, Houh Ilnsen, woo.i: !:
tchr City. Of shoDoyNan, iiorna fer, wo"i;
AcAr Guide. Clay HsuEs, b9rk: *tIf Net
chant. Green LAY, hsh: ac.r Graham Dro,h-
! sss, Horns ldar, hcdar posts sctlr Enras, Ko-
wai,nes, b1rk; achr Midnight, lforus Ifer, wood !.
! Gulir H. ]. skllntore Pentwatcr lumber: arhr Mali.
son. Whts Lake, wood sellr uesstns, Msn!see lum.
ber; scoW 4. Brou, WAsto Lake, wood achr George
i. Wsenn, ManIste. lumber; sclir Falcon, Ldlngon,
| umbor: ht.nr Chirsgo, Milwaukee,. sun,Irics !;
achr 1taca, stanlstee, lnnlber: schr fasoAl.
Manlsles, ln1nber: schr Ala Ne!ors, Mu'teBol,
lumbor rrhr Isabel. sanls, hlaniater, la1Aier |;
fcow y. r. vi so.sanl flaYeu, wood; achr o .ALoss
Msmiitec, lumber: scAr 2tlan, iiani.ce uinber ;rcos
u;adiaor. MaAistee, lumber: III. Nixon, M4u!s-
,es. u9;lsr; .cbr Ardent ,yhlts I4ks. *oYd sehr
taek' TTy1. scht 4. :: M2Sry, ai,nis.
acow Ner.natl, Grand nirer, lumber; schr Beyentti
Ohio, Muskegon, lumber; fehr J. i. Dtcondrss,
Ahnepce. railroad lies; acl.r Mary NeVca, Jsnkaou.
port, railroad t'est aehr lyrslc, Muskegon lumber
achr II Tempu, White H!sor. waod ucoM Hunter,
Frankfort, wood.
CtrAnEn-sshf Mary 1Ieten, Wllte L.ls, ton,
foetl, md tnndrlos prop eAenger, denton f1ssbo1,
br1s oil, and anudrlos anr Muskosan. h,,rtegun,
u fr1s lrk II sdsta coint 20 sacks poAl0ps ~ hr
tour. atiL a.!tltsscs
Twenty 1.-Two yctses cleared itGht,
fQlt vessels cleared light. Msy1
, 1875-05-03
NEW YORK pnY.oooos MARKET.

NEW Yonk, May l-E'us!nesa continues moderate,
with commtajon houses snl jopbins branches quft.
Cotton gooda Of Tho boat brsnda seay. Corsst jeans
mil shtseens IL, good damsd, and nockrort and Pap
pcrell n,akca sn1d up to receipts Light ehncntsts
plaid and shlrtngs ia moderate dcmantl. Dlngha,ns
active and scarce. Hoolcn goods remAin quiet