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On tho 9TH inst. there was \ great
snow storm In the Polar regions south
OF 10, extending from Memphis to New
York. At Memphis Is inches fell; at
Now York, Is inches, and 1t Wheeling,
II inches.
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Information for Homesteaders.,
TO- CHRISTOPHER SUFFER-

Honesteaders wishing to take adj
vantage Of the law allowing those
whose crops have been destroyed by
grasshoplers to be absent from their
claims, must file statement with the
!-ant! Office t" the effect that they wisl,
IT, take thu benefits of the law. Give
description Ut claim. Affidavit not
necessary.
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Vol. ., Nc. 0o.

Everett Cha nberlin, Chicago jonr.
palist. brother to g. Chamberlin and
brother-in-law to the editor Of the jack
con Republic, died on the 10th Of Feb
ruary, ct Jacksonville, Florida, where
hs VIM spending the winter for his
health.
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COLONY DEPARTMENT..

COLONY DEPd RIMEN1.
The ADVANCE, AZ tntimated above, will be a
map and history Of the National Colony. All
questions relating t. the soil, climate, and other
natural advantages. and to the development If
Southwestern Minnesota will he faithfully an
Swered.
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70 our READ1Rs ABROAD.

All contributions for the destitute Of
Qoblrs county will be forwarded free
Of charge it left Mt the Office of the
American Express Company, Nos. q
u and 76, Monroe It,, Chicago, and Iii.
rected to I. p. Durfee, Chairman Board
Of County Co nmissioners, Worthing-
ton. Mobiles County, Minnesota.
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NEWS AND LOCAL..
he ADVANCE will Give general ~l:,,m1-v =
the n'ws OF the wo"|d. hut /: aim viii: he t" w.
cnm' i first elias local newspaper, devoted esp
p,ndrnce from the di Yrrent townships and from
the several counties Tributary tn Wn tIingt:r
solicited.
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Blank Deeds aud Mortgages for sail
It t.,e ADVANCE c42cf.
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THE NATIONAL COLONY.


Minneta 4
p's townships Minnesota
having soil loan fro" two four feet DEPTH
Mobiles
ncaned the c.rAx
since took the name ofn GARDEN
eight
Ellington there twenty four lake
STOCK-GROWING.
growing
RAILROADS.
The Sioux City st. Paul Railroad a"utA~e"sty
across the sat from east r "1as " ".a
E'o. :nding Of the Colony.
National u"a"ai
o The tow" wot"s'on out before aud
Towns and Villages
w.hon Biz
Glow and Jersey
woRTI,1NGT0N
surrounding
ae* ITS STUFFED IN West oabs"' Lake, beautiful
nothing boating
a cunning ETC. TIE the
um5e +3hmdwae
confectionery
" """ '"' ae represented y py'a""7""
'"': dr"'s There
,n unrr Hail. wc, the nn, cfy:~, rh a w."
Of principal buildings II.
ona nins
Methods,
st
rhoppe d'a
superior u.
Of
BlGEI.OW
Is
tits shop
and1
be a ktalmy
Of
Temperance and Education
tered Il
woh'"'" prohibits
will
m"t the w"ri'gto" Seminary
lin county
PROGRESS OF THE COLONY.
CIIM ATE.
d
the rfes air
the ood health
- AoVANTAGE
this
kee ana heth' climate
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Headline cen +
NY'S
New Publicaticrs,
SOLD SUBS. FIT.Ul

SOLDONLYBY SUBS RIT. +
TIE ALD1NE THE ART JOURNAL or AxEEEr..
Thi, splendid enterpri Il il not only well .
tanned l. every feature, but IS being con>ta tly
out rival in the w!iule world of periodic al 1t,
nature. The beautiful dog portrait, "Aians II
selfish r. ied,' chrome presented to every ~ .
scribcl lis decided Lit, and will, ifpossiCie, AZ.
e. til popularity which this work has Kainet:.-
The LIT Union feature also y Onli>es great III d
benefceht results, in arousi pubic interest IN
the fine arts. Circulars aud full information CT
application.
Par 81, II, III aud " are now ready.
Sutton's liesure-Hour
Miscellany.
T" be completed In 70 parts issued fortnight y.
Each part will cuntai, an eiegant frol,tiSpiecp,
originally engraved Oh steel for the London Art
journal. REPRODUCING, at Il price: within the pop
ul;r reach, engravihgS never before offered ut
less than five times the amount.
These plates have been the attraction OF
The LONDON ART JOURNAL.
Each part vii. contain + Quarto pages, il,clu.'
Ing the elegant frOltiSpirce, heavy plate PIT
per. superb title page, 'tch!y Illuminated in
red and gold, will be given with tile first pa.'
and the printing Of the entire work will be i wO
thy representation IF the ''Altiinc PrcXS" Wllic,
Is = guarantee Of something beautiful and v;.lu-
able.
All \ COST O. Is CENTS A PART.
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.1RkCHER.

Deecher stock is rising" is said tO
be the phrase now in New York. Tie
introduction of Tilton's True Story''
In evidence, III wh,cl, lie states his he.
lief in his wife's innocence, was thun-
der-clap. A bill IL heing pushed
through tho New York Legislature to
allow Mrs. Triton to testify, and then
.B..c!.sr stock will bound up anew.
The whole internal conspiracy to ruin
Be cher IS going to pieces, and tie
great divine will come out from behind
this cloud aud shine like the summer
sun.
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INsUFTICIENcY OF CULTIVATION.

e Commissioner writes to the Land ONCE at
Grand Island, Nebraska:
lii reply lave to state that your action in re-
tecting said application Is approved by this office
~ tile erection of sod house aid cultivation of
one quarter Of acre OF land does not show that
Of the statute requisite IN committing home.
stead entry. Tho payers forwarded arc heroWita
FOQQIaed. r
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STATIONERY Department

School Books, Blank Books, Gift and Toy
Rocks, Letter Paper, Foolscap. Lega! Cap, Bill
| Paper, Plain and Fancy Note Paper, Ini ia Pa.
per, Envelopes In great variety, Pencils, Pens,
| Pen Holders, Inks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07


AsnBsrhe market ren,ns steady With inquiry at &C. for Pot
SSc for Pearl
BUILDING upp and the
ke, fm with good demand Pale a. sass so;
S7dS7 80; 10 River, 81 5Od$i %; HaverAw Bsy
81 50dSS; Cloien Pronts-Brown Sl2dSl3; Dark $50
STA and RED at SlSdSi5 Philadelphia $2sd$32, and Bsh
S509S56 OF delivery he ADDED Cement but
Roepdse at 81 80 Portland 81 % vessel and
81 50cSs as from Hair bat quiet lAa42c for Goat
quoted 81 % for Common s5Od$l 10 for Finish.
ing IAth arriving freely sad the market lower
fair demand; sales Of BOO 0O0.st 81 l5ds2.
BOOTS AND sHOksThefe good eeAng this MARKET the
Spring about
for the Pail trade The
bat Auction s continue
w Fise With better demand al
heahAJ ossdtiou. Collections are good
BROOM CORN ASp BROOMsThe market for Com 10 dali
unchanged quote Short Green lie; HaT
l4dl7e Asiaa Green, l2Glac and Red sad Reippei lO9
lie. cash. Brcoms ara vithcu, change
BRBswAx-fhe market strong With moderate inquiry; 900
q choice Soasherb sold OF 35e.
CoAI-Thee . very chang. market, miners sun
doing unchanged
Gas Coal At the The thes las,
have agreed TO advance heir zoe for April We
Apthrsce ~ 6V6SS so Cunbersni 81 500
~ Isl Western vra,s Gas ~ G0S$7 Peunsvsnis and West
moresns s7dS7 49, JA@es River % de6 90 james River
CArboai g. American Camel sl2a*lA EagAsh do, tI7tSls
COTTON Rusines BE- said 10 be almost complete aand
the p sbest 400 bales ss reported the for the
day and ths merely the q fnin@ small spinning duss Ia
Holders Of The supplies cesaus er cautiously
the asking mites about - before qaosoas shevss
sAp pss Ysv ssd sQl balas NJ su VssA. e30s Isis
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a. against 49, last night and sold at 4<l6H94Sf0
piQ42i loss for the day Of II per cent 1t appears
Mat the rumors concerning this Company, to which
reference was made in this column this morning,
were not without substantial basis of fact for we
learn that not only has the Panama Railroad
Company given notice OF Its intention W
cancel its contract with the Steamship Company
70 which rumor adds that the Railroad Company
vii, establish and run its own steamships, which
last should be taken with pinch OF SALT out 'ha'
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company have discov-
cred discrepancies in the accounts at San FRANCISCO
and Hong Kong which reduce the finances
some SS7s 600 below the estimates Union Pa
ci6c. of which 44,4co shares were sold,
closed 40 a decline of per cent from
last nights price Opening at III. it fell back
10 7O. rallied TO az, declined again TO Co., aV closed
at 7OI. Twelve thousand nine hundred shares OF
North West Common sold at 44.a 1.GFj. and oOC
Preferred at 5Sa5s.. ST. Paul has been'strong with
sales of 1900 shares at SEA and 100 Preferred
nj 5sS>5sIa5s Rock Island changed hands to the
extent of GEO shares at l0201OSd l01S lO2f. I've
sbousapd four hundred shares e. Wabash were
taken at 15I9l5sai5. Ohio and Mississippi sold t(
che extent of 400 shares at $50 2sl a9s and back
to 2si. Lake Shore opened at SSe, and with the al
vance IN Western Union was bid up to '4s, returning
aftprward 10 7Si, with sales OF 1850 sharess oo,
shares n Y Central were taken at lOOsaloIt' auo
a5OOO Erie fuctuatcd from y! 29s a 20 to Ut nan
nbal and ST. Joseph declined per cent on sales OF
coo shares at s02s.a2z.. With few exceptions
enc market closed weak and feversh. The opening
highest lowest and closing prices OF STOCKS were
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TALLow-The demand is Limited prices unchanged s,es Of

TALL0WThe demand Is Limited Do, prices are uhhanseu Ss Of
wS0-rte inquiry from and price. s;e
aoL 4 &c t, ,, m ~ roue.t a, fui values Fleece.
eouunue on at .pay Woods there htse
i Gaess o tOs There M c 81 a tsa
hight Tor L se''on buyeF. ae & r ne a q IAN
Ce 95O 900 NJ III Lon the 25th
.s the 4ih inst; pnee, at the cOe cre sr%
srag Cslfora private terms. % 600 To LAMBS Fall Pie 1000
prys:e tIms 1000 SP1is IsOoa P ;,A'f ns 40
Il og.zo private 10 Pulled private ;erns 1000
Sso' io 1000 wss,s,. Wa Ws IS Soc 50.
TIE reported in our las; circular has es7oaed ihoesh
The euer s;ocx Of WOOL, however not beng excessive
price. materially affected by his danss with some few
cepoB Fine Domestic Pieces having i1e large arrivals Aairs
Ian with show d9g from qaoaeus Of mouth
,o 1pd e rStSq tie erie season HE nSaston. Of these
limited prices VARYING sea more than Eve pc;
prospect Of s6, advance before reI clip opens Tie
Australian wools the markets Of good char;
coni Prices somewhat lower than those o1aei
Of these WOODS pnt Shipment the sale: thus
are sin three bos the domestic clip Will be available and
With only aPp 81 2 sa.Ss Wool zoe PGta
time during early month the wool mostly affected by
dull trade A California TINS class as VT SHOWN ha:
stock ad generally Of and faulty character and
Sing co ber show maternal decline At the reduced prices they
with favor and during the past week .eer age n,
Tte fpens ia the will
Winter thug @ The s and s,CasS nav 70, reasonable to
holders
luqlv with steady market Pulled Woos not 10
freely turng the monh at redue-
IN Choice Sgpe and kIas rer'
hans exception They and coumand iG values
been rather since last reported The bak OF the
stock desirable for Clothing
hence little have sotend somewhat
Woo cuhg the month were loe bales ali
bags Co.sSwse Texas, go bales New ~ bales SOUL
100 TIE mpor9toas reported sre London 1887
bales Liverpool S6 bse Marseues 800 bales Hsvre 81 bsesi
AntSer &c bales MOrievteO. 2-6 bales Trieste IL bales We
quote: , , W.
oos,y-saIopy Fsss d49e IheaGsrrr And Fuheod ~.
rao d49e Hsfboot feee 4sda2e Qusrer blood Fleece,
IS G4ss; COnpon sses. 42o<4e tonOng Fleece d6Oe
OEo Asp % ssseAi ssIoog fleece
s5s57. Piece t3o35s Three ou.r'ar ssd puessd
Nerno a5ia Hbool Yssss 33d53s vusrr blood vssss,
I7s3ls Co.nor ysss. al s6'; COMBINE Pssse 60 963e
Iowa vEanoyr ILI'sonTh~sas. AMI fslblood No.
45sIsa Hsfo. Tsss %oa4sa ossrssreiood Pssse AZ
s45s. Conbia< Hssss. e5dess .
Nl,sor, Asp TsIFsnr wahed Fleece. 44assc;
Cnusshsd Pssss, 81 s40c; Usvs.hsd Combng. 42dABc
TvBwnEsp NoeS-Chass, 65g3oS; Paw 62S5oe; laferio'
and Barry 47s3?a
PrIIIp WoOL-r...Yc,l CIV Brra pslsd. 46s%7e. Ny
York Pulled 4ad41e vssn super ard kItss 1oV
s3e Ezra P.Le4 County sspea rs.t ~ aye
s3s sprne CLIP sAss and tup 4S27 Pal Clip l. 2ou
23c; Paw Chp. loW sTs<s Nd burr. i6G20N -
rrxs-ras Ess,srn. s01sSs hsAun ss,ten 3od3Ss; Fine
Toasiss woon-Caps Of GOOD Hope, 1885, Baeaos
A,res Merno and Mes.eh Monevdeo M.npo Nee
3Us33; Asssisa Cioshts tssos; Australian eonobg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07

Winslow, Laner & Co. and Morton bliss " w.
receive sealed proposals up to noon, Aprii TO- LOT
Lincoln Park per cent bonds OF Chicago adVer-
tisement of which appears in our columns to-day
The Quarterly Circular of Mcssrs. Van Sehaich
Co No. IS Broad-st. for the quarter ended April 1
is well filed with useful information for investors
and holders of Government, State railway, ana
miscellaneous bonds and stocks.
The Railway Advertising Company have declared
a quarterly dividend of five per cent upon Their
carital stock. payable on the 18th inst.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm; Phla'
delpbia and Erie Railroad. 22a Reading Railroad
5GI PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, 559. Gold. 1lfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07

LUMBER-Ths continues improve ana 1ee our last we
builders nave
fairly mskng pi kc bat fer business ns not
last yesrs White Pine stocks beng REDUCED
and kol ~ PER cent ess Wan
m wear In yellow Pine Spruce Oak hsb and other hard WOODS the
,toci are pie requirements Black Wan1t has improved
,iree our holder somewhat trmer IN er Ie"
quote spruce Cargo. ssds20 yellow Pine sz2dsZoi ieo~
dressed $3s $40; Pine lard Gear 9 feet =1Zdsoo
LISsEED-rhe dem has been far unaierd prices s OF
100 bags Bombav Bertesn at 81 l2 geld time 2ooo CAT
eatta Naturalist 81 1871 gold and lao Turkish Il
Solomon, O told
METAsThere rather improvement in the demand for
Ingo Copper the tn but prices earn OF no par
lieu change for three days oVUOo
10 Lake al II ~ $50 for terms We oa LOT
cara Sheshng is quoted at Use bolts and Brsen 5Oe
Brnre Metal shehns. Gle and NJ Bolts &c Set
cash Scotch Pig steady with little nothing passing
American Fig qoahe change and have no s1es 10 re-
port beyond small Foreign Pig Lead very dull aud 20
e lover figures would have be accepted The foresn
sdviees still unflvosble the seihns interest We qnote
nOmiaaly at SO 5od$e 62ta gold Aaaa .e'a,sd IN IN.
changed at CSC. for Bar Sc. for Pipe, and Sec. Tor
Sheet less 10 cent to the trade Foreen speer scarce 1as ys
higher 6d7e The operations Pa Tin have eeea 50 ,m, that
there really market and the position proved en'reY
nominal former quotations allowed smslr MANLY because
Straits az 2OS4 Q2le; L. aud
r. 2U02U. and Refined 20 lac gold In Plates there
business but without quob ehaue sale,
Tin 81 and 500 boI Coke Terne 81 Other Metals
dal Xea
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lhe day.s business at the U. S. sub.Treasury conn
Mo annex closing quotations Of foreign e1change

The demand for money was readily met to-day at
per cent at first, and later down TO and the sup
ply being abundant, and the outlook cheerful. A
GOOD inquiry is reported for discounts at $40 but
there is hut little paper now making. In closing
dealings call loans again reacted to 6.
The following is the Clearing house statement:
Currency exchanges ss447lOsf Coli eIchsrge... S60iSs4
Curr,ucy ia ABets. 4V45,os Coo oaapces.' l2'Se'"
The following is the quarterly statement of
she State banks of the City of New-lork for the
ouarter ended March p:
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amer, WITH 90 Refined Petroleum Soc British srf
ron Phdelvha 5000 bbts Refined Petroleum al "a Vii
iGh 81 NAV bark Bremen with t"po
bbls wsds pubue; coaer Of 49 tons hence
20 1rte vib German bark
Glasgow with Rcn AID iubeaang Oh at IS oy zoe
soro with Yellow Lumbe at s. 2j vessel Of 7l3 tons
from PnisaeIphis 10 Havana at soc. en- empty hbis.
PRlITs-The still hight generally sreakne
crer. interior wanting and the demand IRON
The e and busnes Immediately looked
for AZ the charges gradually decreasna owing to
pssigoo being fully resumed there little change TO
NOT. sirne fm the sales
brsce Layer Rsns 81 90 mo' $40 Loose DO al
"a .Oa 10 800 Country d. private term $50 Vaen'
ria do lie 200 French Prun private 1870 quar-
\ rbor saTdines. made public. We quotes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07

FRkIGHTS-On the berth the for
fair weak small Of Bacon engaged at ID
Liverpool by Cheese 80s; Cooa rcmibsy 732d
The
ell sh, ba; With depletion o, Grain
sought aes be
in1ae: To Liverpool BY steam. 900
evening" .6d 80 tons Lesshe, 55Ai Hull .san, 16 900
70 hhas Tobacco 30Sf The ehaSs eomprse as bart
hence Cok for orders With 1900 q Grain o. g. British
barh Of 800 teas, hsno. 6r ssns vsyage, With sbes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07

trims msrte for old buer very irregular spd v the pr.ssss
portion Of the will settle 70 ow
dmsnd for sns cid hs. act yet n eo bat the supply o. stock that
This tendency send boV Of tasted
samples Of forward
ard favor Too.y Of
steady 2Od2lc Western 6kns
nominal prime and the qaosbs SLOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07
DRIED FRUIT,

Receipts for the week. ia pkz do last week 1876 to ssms
week lat year EyUos Of dried spples week
nnce l. 1928 bbs perod las, 464 DO There
scarcely any be noted Shippers are COT OF
MARKET snd home trade Of wholesome character Al
shaded nfe bat the quotations s ig ones or zoe
Of supply Sliced nominal TIE osnnT OF pesch
small strong pnces quoted though there rot much oa
ne.s Baekbernes small fruits quoted
before but active Peanuts show an important a
Common will bring g. These pics brrz
orv nj more liberal supplies goo4 healthy oae Tho
weather vonpg and likely that will suddenly rule
hlower Quota
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OLD HITTER

Recent. ~ b.,ps for %. week 25 DO seek leot
bbs sane wees 854 bbs Erporn Of beans
Receipts Of week $1,000 bash Export Of
III 800 bush Of Spring the bean trade loses
Of or the past week there have been few local
kuyer renders mediums weak and retseed
quotations Msows bsvs only moderate export call
and the inside for Is
A. sbou Be quoted for Wholesale pseA In kdneTs Of hind
IL no quiet Canadian steady
the late advance se s favorable
erpoer Green scarce bot are
and bands There hsvs been additions TO the
supply Southern peas and they terdng lower agurss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07

London advices were again favorable money being
easy British Consols rm and United States securl-
ties better. The foreign exchange market was
strong and leading drawers again advanced rates to
a. Sc and 81 90 with sales close on to these figures
The rates are pretty close on to the specie ship
ping point and doubtless in measure influenced the
price OF gold This market, however, was dull, and
ruled at ll4al14 the bulk OF business having been
at the intermediate price. On gold loans the
rates were ST. and q per cent for carrying The
Customs receipts at Washington to-day were
S7sO,OO0. The Internal Revenue receipts were
$4,000. The United States Treasurer received III
National bank notes for redemption. S41o,OOO The
export cearances of domestic produce from this port
for the week ending tonight amount in currency
valuation to S4,595059. The Assistant Treasurer
redeemed in called bonds $4,000, and paid out $1,000
In coin interest The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold cleared.
eSs 900: gold balances, Sl,9Se,S5O: currency
balances. So S97 7S7. The quotations for gold were
as follows:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

C.. c. and c. BoNDHOIDFRs arc requested TO
with liAssLER * Co.. Wail-St.
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@ on. ,,,.. total since sept I, 3.2o5.474 bsiesi
sane time last year 3447ol9 bales e9noaa nfee s. 10
he contnent 770i hs.s Soc. in hem.iSrs, 1872, a
SSs," we're az follows April 650c MAY June IL
Juir. II 2332e August ~ n.i, la 15c Frt C.li~No
os Csl-Oc,ober lOO at 16Se Third Cai-oetoeer'
200. al lo'4c ,...,., prt,vrs,
Toaar. Last ry'ss. Tct,l
,.. ...,,. 275 l23 400
n on ,tsnasr' classification In farce Sent l. 1875
lpanJ In sore anhua ~ qus"p wv "o' WAS
srae snoys or b-,es the diotei ,-, ..,.u ,,,.
OrLnau...14S She n'o' "'N''" -, Mi ia.
.l5HI tSS n, ,s.,r,c.-,ox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07
n Y WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL g. 1915
IIIprsav ior THs n. Y TRIBUNE BY Rspsrer
6ensrai Hrsetscs

General Dtrec1oH&
see The freight other
goods everything order Al attractive look secures cram
non ofsn dirty package Scvenly
pearsne securely The molten WI not allow the
elern fne cut with
ezra With pats-s stencil phte bsasa so esatsne
starns Send letter 81 We
ssns what sent the route time Id An n,~es Or ~
the Of
sfvs pa IN esss
sot demand
CHEESE.
Receipts for the ueeh l72l2 boIss Do lsh .sei 100 So
604e Exports week 2l1c3
vee. 2s207 do sane wsst last year 76s Do God closes a.
llss Liverpool cable quoarobs 72s London DO, ia The
q Old going steadily bot the liberal cs
aboat before There very little
medium len Of the lines Of sery Of high
rrse e that TIE winding Of quota
SELLER ehrinkaSc do
The sad lots property l6 yet nss
% this New has appeared snail bal
qeotstle vay. Quotations;
SuH fancy .t6A6lo1 Ohio Partory 10 el5b
State FACTORY good Westu PscsorY, good
IN dl6 Ola
eAk Fac. faif.....l2 GA Westn fse ,peofts r. 07
etak DAIRY, tne....l dl69 etats Ptpeappe ga
6huA............. all nitsnou kag Dairv. 20 e2S
Conn Elglsh Dshy Ia OFT
BUTTER
Reesp f,r the vssh 1868 pAs d. list wssh 126ll pkyA;
vssl - yss isoss IAs sss Essss Ssss vssS So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07

w., sr.ne b.;yery the market Is 332c n iower, but the
,,'necu, are very hight the abatement Sales follows, Oh on
Sale. yes.erd.S after i0o 2l32s h.y co loo
ais. 200 August, 400 y 2732e' 100 ~ o dsl !.
Yes,e,s,,. closing pce-Apn 16esa6 ls,c; MAJ, iae
June 7S; july i7ssGl7 2l32c August al7 S.l6c.
sen,epber IL 1890; October IL IL 10 Be- hoem
ber iG i7.S2Gl6 9l6c December 10 9i6el6 1889 jana
Arm 500 l6 2l.32c: 800 is 1895 Max lgo0 10 10
81 S2c; 100 ne 400 10 $3.50 100 u 2sS.e ~
s.I6c: 100 II 92c 100. IL b.l6c; 500 II 932e 500
II lIc JAY 900 II August, 200 l7sc September 3oo
l7as,; total o. 800 bses; grant total l26OO bales IN
Mr. CLas A. Eason Cotton Report for Tue week endng Apr q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07

very quet and values nnhsnFed about zVV
box sod at about el2dShs cur Grey
SKINs-The dull the arrivals. aree
Rece,: Calcutta 81 bales Capeosn, i! bales Hea c
Ares balss 1856 bales 1ampico 20 bales Zo~
4Si bales NewOeaus aud bales ss 70 DOMINGO
Marke dull Sales 80 bales Aerca1, ahn
100 bses Pav,a moderate request k
cepn: bales Asplnva bales BrsiOs, bale Tsmpco oae
Caacoa and Ia Mar1et steady sales wy
Central American 1000 rs Pa,a, 5000 Para and 3ooo ID h''
duras. We quote; -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07

Ios Neal Isrev.s3 95 ia 05 Cora Meal BnnFeS ~ 80
CsD Meal 300 40 ! Meal Gold kxr 4 abo
Con- Asal WsaN 500 10
FSDry Cod without ehsnse prices and he demand very
light Of 400 81 for Grand 50 500 "a rs for
Pe,le! do Ms,.s . selling moderately .hoa sgurss
800 Bs sold SSd for No 7dss for No Boz Her
plenty nd wanted quoted 4Oo for scaled Barrel
Herr dali We ouote: - " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-07

Railroad bonds were firm and higher. The Pacific
issues made further advance, and were in active
demand 70 the close. The following were the bids