davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-07-19
TIE CANAL,

DnIDoxronr, July 1s.-AnR.yEp-pfop City,
Horny. Henry, 5000 bu corn, !, 800 bu ryo, illt.
doro. Henry. 5000 bu corn, prop Whale, scnecs'
.. 500 bu corn; asogta, SENECA. Q, 400 BY corn;
meal; Maple Leaf, Lockport, 7, 900 bu oats.
CLEAnxp-Ontarlo Lockpote, 3, 707 bu wheat.
, 1876-07-19

CkEvELAHn, O.. July ls.-rptrolsum nrm ard m
changed. ~
rtrTsnrn1. Pa, July 1a.-retroleum dull, r,,1.
eA4o Of Farkcrs reAncd iGJac Philadelphia dqi,yerT
, 1876-07-19
COMMERCIAL.

Thcfollown9 were the receipts and shipments Of
the leading articles OF produce In this city during
tho twcnty-four hours ending Ht 7 o'clock on
Tucsday morning. and FOR tho corresponding
time last year:
, 1876-07-19
DRY GOODS.

In comparison with tho two Or three preceding weeks
tho markus tor tho wcok lust closed presented points
u differences Nothing has occurred to disturb tho
quiet hitherto prevailing aud tho tenor prices con.
ttauca steady and arm. leyond light demand to suIt
current ttadn FcQuiFcMeats theso Il no movement.
Tito following. coactrulng ihs print market, taxea
from tie New York journal ~ Cosnmtrcs: "Just
now Pr!nts taking very tEdepsndsnt tone. They
tave peen falling, falling. falling, apparently into
space. nm! the aalonc buyer has thotr failing
with l9ua slo vt complsceney. Just now !.moutil
swrnkled VIZ snx9nsly royaisea .,ilsa " fears
EulAK up. It y nut t. crack which altonlalts te
at assS ts I yaS s.n sy t.. t. IL IL
turn T. l. shy tuFn oS ths ssllur nox y hHys lille
lbg rF!ces u th1 nuw fsl stock alu 70 be ~ MI sd-
YRnCN.R ENGu&auR lE1 latGlt af1dNt:
, 1876-07-19


Total Of al kinds In storc 8. 947, l92 bu. Thote
hRares show an increase during last week Of H. S44
bu wLeat, AZ, 101 bn corn, o, 500 bu barley; and
u decrease Of 81, Gus bu oats, bliB bu rye. Total
decrease. go, B20 bu Tho above noted Quantities Of
Northwestern whont Include 14O, G.i bn No. /
Ninncsola, and 31U, 2Ss bu No. 2 2M!nnesota.
CORN IN IRELAND.
Wo makc Tho following extracts from 4 Belfast
Itcland) letter, dated Juno n:
What Ii maize going To-. wo ask ron afatns o..
fcrs ceAvol FROM baltimore Indicating that 2os
would buy white and mixed. Our folks are, how.
ever, 10 we'll allied uu that II II lancf to soil now
than somn time since. oven at IL decline.. When
It came to 20s nobody could get too much Of It. and
yoi. can Imagine they are pretty much d!sxuetotl
now when II Is offered at 95s. I am inclined to
think mnliltudcs Of small mcn-shop .kccpers--
through tho country have takcn thn!r 100 10 .00
(1hartotBf each, as speculation, 80 that In 0yont
of rlsc OF temporary cc.shtlon ofimpoE,s wo would
iiays moro 2f tescrya than Tho great roEts would
Thing that usct ali calculations fot the future In
wheat and corn, and likely tiour.
, 1876-07-19
LUMBER.

Tho supply II tho sae acka was sus|s ycatstdAy. aud
ntary cxhauAted BY noo local Fbalers being tho prn.
cipsl buyers. pIseu stu was quotoa At a. oon7 Is,
tho range tot Naaates being s7sO&e7s, the outslds
bring fur short or Long lengths. and uoh Lumbar
quoted st 3o. W aad klo. o0at2t0I 18th AZ el tOs
his. sha shingles u e2.Q1119s.
Frefghts weTe dull and euy, a followst A,penA OF
lisy City. Sl35s ttsg1tes, fi,23i Nuakexou. g. 90,
yard deAics ruport light blaincas u unchanged
, 1876-07-19

Wrafcrn lots. atir an trick. = tuo ou;
Ff1f1hts-NnmInal.
Mo ahiufncnta
, 1876-07-19

Ontario a.oz. dsluk.....1D
OntArsI lO.oE. t1llcR+...23
Ontario t1.0x. duck..,.27
Ontario l!i.ox. Lmnk. :. III
Western Mar, NI.Incl,.tsI
Western Star, 4u.ttcli. ~
Green wood, a7.lnch
NlEbIl.rMFef..........m
Stark drill. ~
AinoateA8 drLll......... g.
, 1876-07-19
Oats we.a aener selling A. 971<a2ao for Auxntt o.
September, closing II tho netdd.

%s;s ss tss'ss ass :ss* sds :. for AHf''
GENERAL MARKETS..
ALCOHOt-~Waa quiet A S7.2t.
hRoOM 0RN-coustnues aulet Small orders Aro
placed u tho current pricaA Thero II dtnand tur
lArZs lotA Choice hnlt, aatoc, hnrl, 7@act medium
and No. hurl b}x4t7cs good Medium bEush SKA
ec common do, &katcs fair fuiids md coyars. ma
70, inferior, ststc, crooked, 7sao.
DUTTER-The market wal fairly active, and for good
10 choEe krAdcs prcacuod fairly hrn tnnc. The out
ward movement continues very liberal scalc+ and
heavy ~ arc tho dAy receipts thcrc not 1t The
ment hnT yery cona,dcrAhle accumulation Of Stock
qualities due 10 tbs willingness On the part Of recoiv
efa TO meet fha sscvs OF buyerp 1ioldnrs OF tholcb
ErAies insist Upon futl prices. We quotos Choice To
fancy yellow tA11sc. medium to good Rradcs, l&1 loci
lnfcrtor 70 common. ilAl3c
DAQdfNu-Trade Ii Seamless goods continues 10 In.
pro*c. and although the market cannot yct bc quoted
strong there "a hardening tendency, ahl NOR, hope
fnt feeling prevails snonE tohcr Durlaps and Enn.
mics remain quct and easy. We auotei Starr A. 11c,
Tcctlesa AA, 24c, Lowhsoa. zsfc AohlAup 24c, Tn.
tarfo. Csc; American A. aoc, A,noskeaa 9Dol ottct
Crack. 2oci hurlap baka ba. t40ttci Runn!cs sin.
Hls. f3.f2i4l<ct do, doub!c, 33a94c+
CIIEEsE-Therc waa 4 Qnitt tradd nt about prtyIoue
auotstlon.-sood 70 beat factoEy iobblhg At ezoe aud
lower Rradcs At sa7c
coAL-vtry little ensin.s Ia doing ia this market,
tho lmpeobabtty Of any immediate advance leading
coaau1ess to defer placing thcS orlera In tho moan
time prices remain steady and uhchanscd ranging n
followf: lnckawAnns, eRa. e7.sD; do nut s7.7s, do
rnnEe. $sWs Dloesbttg. f7u0i cannoi 9zoo, Erie,
ssuoao 20; baltimore Ohio. $500, rliuosa Ss.7s
1%.oo.
Eous-Tcsa dutl and weak At 1aoloc. This receipts
wore frequently founl to be Ia bad condition. having
become 10 while In tranht. owing to tia hot weather.
flAH-Lttt!d that Il new eselopud In connection
Will! the sh market. Col IA scaroc md Ia held very
hsmfy, IN expectation Of an airaacc. For mackercl
ana weak. Wills Nu il IL scssly suppiy lid Ft;,,
Lakc nh ttniAtn about ltea1y. There moderate bu:
H. :. ssssass ss sss ES Sh9 Ns
Sii. t t.as !as:sssei Il S0 kbt 1a'ssz:1sa szs
f. ssss 5:S SSs w. @ e. ssA 81;
t;sf:'sF ;s;'Ei?f ;s' ie9ss* fs :5Ss: Ss
? sisss ssi'isE s,ss :Ssss Go,s%: ss:
ox.f I'D da, irune., eafsans, LID valersis rs!slns
@ s:s; s5 @ s;:
drSs stss: s9xG Ar ye. 49,
us *S:;s: ;:S;:
s ss;s ss, S;t ss.!iss IL
as1ssYsss ssss iS ns@
pss. Tsass sneff Tss wsiS rs.s: !ss;:
!s!sYs i!ssyt sse
0 fso!s 9s Il ss
~ S x s;aE
.4e T. Ss rsIf s s,s Sh
SssSsS y;
g. e. S 4 ~ '':$S g. sess ss
e1sss ss: e 5s siss; 4: Il;
, 1876-07-19

Ths following Instruments wcrs nled for record
on Tuesday, July 18:
, 1876-07-19

tNcponhet duck, l0.oE.,
]NeInrsat duck, D.D1.,
COL u ss.s...s...s.s4.tssE
{ Nepptlatt duck, b4ok.,
& cold d,.......,.........13
ntnaticc. coI'1.........l3M
tHtaFk. ot,!'l......,.,....l4
{ 1I0JtOI1 AA..............t4
I 1lertUn Q3..............,l3H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

Transactions yesterday at the Exchange com
prised for, closure sal's by
Il. V. Haruett. one plot. 7bxeoo1o north slice FIFTY
fourth strc,t, xendiue through to Ffynnh street,
s25 feet west Of Tenth avenue, s3s,9l3.
~ c. =. Carter. house with lot, 95xioO. 10 suf
folk street, side, lOO feet from Lester street,
1900.
by j. wilson. one plot. i6xiOoi0 north SIDE Han
street, 1870 feet west OF Ihiri venue. : Sud
The I'll owing foreclosure sai,s W re Adjourned!
Thirteen luf- north OF seventy ,NtA street, west
OF Ninth aVcnuc, 10 May H.
one house lot SIDE OF Thirty fourth street.
west of smith avenue 10 Nay 90
Ten hnutcs ana oie south siue OF FiftysNth street
east Of Made u avenue, to MAJ e.
One D use and iUt rihWe.f corner - seventh ave
nue. md 1nutysiNth street. and ten lois on Tenth
nuo and SlAtf-slAth street, AiHc itte.
The tDfa Va.ue OF city rel estate sold I the FIX
aigc durug tie past tek amounted u 1904 O1S,
against $3.50 2l1 the figures for tue wees picy
Sales for Mohday at the Exchange are announced es
One house and lot on ielst street. east Of Harlem
Railroad depot.
One loi, e4s. eide Of Eighth avenue south OF Fifty
house and lot. north side Thir,y.eighta street,
east Of Eighth avenue.
one ,i'lrc HOES bounded b, l06lh and 10Th streets
ard Fourth and Lexington avenues.
Pour houses and lots on SCANNED, southwest corner
Of Henry street
nue..
Twelve lots. northwest corner OF Avenue A and 1854
street
Two houses and o's, north siee Fity-seyonth street.
eat Of Tenth avenue.
Premises 42j and ise West Finy-si1th street.
one lot west side u BrooN avenue, south - 1884
street a NtntYhId hard) and one sid, lUvh
street, west Of Iouth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
How the Africans Make Rubber.
From ne Scisnf,ac American.

The coast region north aud south OF the
COMO Il oecOpiug quite an important source 81
caOutChUuc. IL !. prUdLCed ON a giant tree
ere yer ttudo phtD, which grows principally
along the W ter C. urses. IL covers the nirhest
trees, and frequently consider tile extents Of
forest are festoOned down 10 tle ground, from
tree To tree, m all directions. with Its tuck
stems. Ike great hawssr,. sometimes ITS stem
j. as tniHk "a mans thigh Anuye, the trees
are uearv hidden with It's large glossy leaves 81
dark green hue. and studded with beautiful
punches ~ pure white star-llke flowers, most
sweety scented. It's frut Is OF the size OF "a
large orange, yellow wuen ripe, ana perfectly
round. with hard brittle smell; inside II Is full
ot sut reddish pulp Of AN AK eeabie acid havOr,
much liked ~ tue natives. IL Is not easy 10 90
tain ue SEEDS. as the creeper Is f,vorite esprt
Of vii lnous, seui-tran-parent. ns-le9ged
red ant-witn singing uitc, like the y, lex OF n
led not needle-wfIcn II very fond OF the pulp
aid the SEEDS Distributed through IL.
EV-ry pait OF the crreIer ylelds milky Juice
when wounded; cut, uhlike the American ruO
be tree. TINS milky sap VIII not run III O a vessel
Iced 10 receive IL IL dries so quickly that \
RIDE Is soon formed over IA cut ana the flow
rested. Mnen collecting II, the natives make
Tong cuts In the bark with u kn1e and AS The
sap gushes out they wipe It ur continually with
turir Hing r. ana smear II Ou their arus, snuul.
de :, aud Ore St.. until thicN cOvrring ~
formed linen they peel il of aud cut II MO
small squares for trans pOrtitiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
The Fairest in Carthage, Missouri.



have heard a great meny both male
and female peakened Of Pretty faces and lovely
woman bIt tue Prrluest face | Ever Beheld is
amonee our Carthage IT Daughters Sho has
dark Chestnut Brown hair afull White Brow and
the VI Intsome,t Eyes | ever saw mid and
gentle is those Dreamy gray eyes sutch Rosy
Cne rs and full Coral lips tue Perfect Picture Of
helth she l. a. GOO formed her with out PANT
or Pourder she - a Perfect as woman ever was
she L. not only Pretty dor Beauty lone Is worth
But llttl"l ut sne l. good ana Industrious this
monte Girl has made her own living Tor meny
years ana no one can say auPht against her she
does not sew tor ilNlng, neither does she N IKE
hats. hut She simply does house wOrts sLc can
turn her hand to eny thing about house Cook
ng washing inorring scruDing or Milking Cnirn-
ing OF sewing or fancy WORK my wife SAID sue
never saw IA more Perfect Lady in her life she
goes Bout her work Tor more cheerful than
those lorlar oruiments aud wall hOwers go to
the piano she all ways welcomes with smile
Sho keeis the Aouse cheerful with ner cheer
full noise singing But with all her Cheerlulness
there Is some tniug about her lovely face That
shows sad Grave look as though some Cruel
knife had Pearced the true Pure heart Will not
give her name she IL an inmate Of the house Of
and Ia mutch Beloved 10y all tho family
they treat her AS they do their own Daughters
sue has the Nouest OF Blood IN her veins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

'Ex dividend.
The total number Of shares dealt In TO-DAY was
Gs.540. 81 whIch Lake ~nore represented 2t1;
Western Union, 1850; MIrtiean Central, h,l2);
Pacific NJ u. 400; Eue, $3.50; Union Mining
CoWl any. $50; New York Central, LOO; Ohios,
1909; 81. Paul LOO The preferred, 400; Della
ware, Lnckawanna and Western. ls4o; North
western preferred, 700; Producers Cons oldated
Land ,and Petroleum company, 4Oi hahhl-
bal ard ~. Joseph, 800 " ellis Fargo Express,
800; Cleveland and lIttshmRn' 1856 Delaware
:. Express rs; A. ana T. preferred. 10; Con
so idation Coal, leo llar m, loo; Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas. 100; Nj l.. ana NJ. co. preferred,
100; N. j. Central, ldu; \. j. Southern, 100 aud
Messrs T.. y. Robinson y s. II. Dunan have
formed a copirtners ~ tor purp. scs Of general
banking ana the purchase Of stuchs and gold
ON commission.
advance from ll2'6 10 ll2k, consequent upon the
covering of some Of ine shorts. adOcd To the
fact IN ! the specie shipments to-day amounted
to over Sl,luO.UOO
The following we're the principal quotations.
1919 IqqS iii s i I!5s 4 MNtiii2 s5 59 Miii:
In loals he rates paa for having balance carried
l1e iot, clearing Al IN. Cold Exchange Bank were
anees, ssni "a me eros c'rains. q, lee ~,oh 4iy
SGb .Ir asuN pad out to.oai tla3OCo, com interest
on tlc nuiir , ana i9r ~ wsJ. xxx o,% na'iLs
Metk "Esrr- e., go ts'lVoo re96Sins during the same
The oays hu ine.s 1T the ntcd states suhIr asury
was Coo rccun,s tiho"Sl2a do, laj mtuls Wv,
ahhINll 30 40. palurtfe, tbod3aoto 60, balance
S3S pa ~ dS Custun-, alfe0OO
The 1r asuIN ba.Hncc, at tLs close ~ business IN
Washington Wtrei CureTcy S1GUOOOOu, and com,
k13 600 OOu including s27 ,buOuuO com certificates The
revenue tcc PIT DAY were 500 COO, for TIE month
10 date, 81 10000; aId iur the hsCa year to date,
500 Sid.ouO TIE custom receipts AZ Washington to.
dRy were iiOOOuO mphlug to al Ion tue month 10 date
Of 500 900 aud the fiscal year To date Of $780,
100000 he Irrsuy at Wa hingion received to day
t4AOuuO IN national Dnuk notes fOr redemption, max nR
u tOtil Tor the WUtk of itihunuo.
FOTelen exchange utd Nu but steady, al quotations
current during IN past Week.
The exports Of specie rtfr week footed up tlb1'
$3.50; anu since jan. $50 SadtNO; against s2a,Si3
4i2 me time last wear, aud tlbSii Qli 1870 The
exports of domestic currency valuation Tor
tie week ending ~ slaA lhs, we're touOb,3l5i anu
since Jan. S1S,0i3bNd The imports OF dry Cocoa
gold yaluau u-hc.u Ing genera merChandise-fOr the
week erding odlF ,muUnlcd 10 a s65 027 aud aimee
Jau l. f12libl 600 against tl37, $50 same time
TASTY ear and 81 500 1874 The receipts OF cot
ton, coastwist and ht rn dutihg the week were 25
100 rae gnd the Lunl err exported was 1890. The
totAl receipts sbCt hrlt t.C commencement Of the
cotton JeaI were 3,,.lIU5 AZ increase VI tvV.1ls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
A Blind pnrcnoloai., Describe. Pastor.

A blind phrcnologist lectured the other
night at the Christian Church. There WAS a
large crowd of ladies' and gentlemen present.
At the Il ise OF the lecture a committee was APP
pointed to select candidates for examination.
The lucky man WAS Or. Felix johnson, Cum-
berland Presbyterian pastor Of thus city, Inc
blind man OF science proceeded to say that tue
DocIor was very fpud OF the far sex-in fact as
Ju- epnus sud to solomon, " immoderately fund
Of women;" that II his wife were to die he
would lose no time ~ looking out Tor hnoiher'
ing aud liked to "oiue OUT and was sure 10
make IL understood wnen he did that DR.. john
son was there, &c.
some one IN The audience wanted to know
aboIt his religion. The si-htless scentift re-
y tely he IS not troubled WITH piety; he has a
nne nee anIcal head, aud. while he would make
fine blach. smith, lie would not make much OF
a preacher"
Here the Doctor turned very red In the face,
and said "Sir,I nave been preacher OF the
gospel for forty years !"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

TEXAS 10 PER CENT BONDS lusroN AND TEXAS GIN.
TRIAL HAiLnOAp BoSDs.
This road peneuaes the heart OF the great state Of
Texas which is increasing 80 rapidly In popu alton, It's
net earnings for the past year show larger
than any road In the country It's land grant alone,
which embraces Of the fertile lands IN the
portion of Texas Is worth than entire
bonded debt. Also some good Texas Municipal and
county and 10 per cent. bonds TeSs lands and Ian
scrip for sac oy WILLIAM BRADY,
Dealer IN Texas Securities. 81 William ST.. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

SATURDAY, NAV 13.-Flour steady. shlppinc
.. tsetdno, fuiethn. teeud Wcstern g. pestogj
sn'di H. ss. - i: aS M, pr'icuis q, ;555
's 81 So. 9n ss% 49,; a. ,o sau
do nigh graies, t675ess 10 Rye nour, sunernnc s.eo
Gtt 70. lGa"~y~lne corn mea., 20 80 80 30. 400,
uusl al 81 1901 g Tor 80 iwauatc rug. ii g
si ~ I f'r sp'S 'i 81 r 10
for rod winter. Oats nrner; ..ics $500 hush al "G
cGc SO G o. 'r mixed sa e'a aoc 30 ta1 S. sn tas
Tue raugr oi mixed @a4oc. aud white 4i@ BE. RYE
siaye pcas~saief 55o5 bssa G.isG, ned In oana at
g e . nsr io l1a V d a, e g O Mini, IS
624r. tor mNod htoltic. for ungradcd, 62et ic Tor
dev r,' sSa Git Cd wtsCr Nina ~ '''
COTTON spots l.ld' lover ana Nil. hli ing up,
i.c sales 5000 bales. 81 sIis iac for May, L. $500
for June. ~ ldc. Tor Jry, ami y 7ld FOR August
PKoyrsioAs-fork Gruer, sales, on the spot, 100
PIE a, a. ~ ~ s3a i9r f ", o d, I y MIR NIX
t.l..o ud ior Agn't ana ga 10 To- sepemner bacon
sG at "a iir ciM. ana iislc. Tor western lard was
higher sale. the spot 900 les. AZ tl2s' for prime
Il aun y future deliver, 5000 tcs At ti2 Sa,i2 81
for June ell Voc sl3 % for Juy and Sl3IOssl3HO Tor
GroFRIrs-R'o coffee was quiet and unchanged at
lbSl ltrs 1T "a es goo bogs AT Baltimore on private
ra al l7i6c Yod Molasscs ana nee we're qct nothing
bat hons sues anu no changes IN pres. law sugar.
CUBA qi icl al lido 7l5iGt.' sles \ ~ ihis /
81 pNs inc udlng cuba muscova 10, AT ~, 7iif
ana c,uuitugal at s5sc R-nned sells weA i full
prices % ris quoted al lulHlV,c.
s5@5 osns we're leads at S. ' g f f5 a.
m lu gn If strained. Petroleum Was nrw ami quiet
bbls OCEAN hcqhis were quiet, bnt erin room re.
NAMED nrin, N.lie ohsft rs were slightly irregular
-four 90 Antwcrp. b. cam. rs 81 lrniu 10 prN Tor
1' c9 Il o %S g ,d, Sr a'i to u d. 'b
pif"ieun to hr'men Ssi crude do TO li1yre, s. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
balc. a. compared with Y. corresponding period of

last year.
here was change except N easter rates for loan
able funds ca, brOkcrs having ueen freely accom-
modaiedat 3@2ls cent Discounts were duh at 4s0
for prime names
The weekly exhibit Of the associated hanks was N.
nlc tccause rejecting in Of f2h97 900 IN the
TOT reserve, IN utts inCrt
Deduttms % Vccnt. required ly law from the AFTER
the net re- crvc fOots M VI WiF5 than aft week
und thebanks consequently now hud 81 5l9 $50 In ex
G ss of tlr ifgW ttQutHm' uts The loans were cOu-
tr acted L2OGSOu, ana IT, T.. cuatiOn t5S 900
Government bonds assumed nrmtr tont--and the
market tiuud strong On renewed inquiry for IsO9e
10 40. 1865. and rs ana ~ g 1881
Tlrlr,at ,.tc in money, AMI the fact that the July
interest not ~ distant has attr cted capltasts to
some Of The So securities tor Investment.
The following Wtrt thU l.. NJ closing prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
No polIllcian- Need Apply.

President Smith u the Police Board told the
officers who trial yesterday that since Jan.
no member the force had been promoted & rough
political influence, and that officer would hereafter
promotion by asking for It tnroug politicians
Then having reminded the officers Of the rule 10 nd.
81 them 'uE fI ius To tutefA Cdc for nIlI.
CATION OF punishment for offences he said tnat u would
ne lg.y tnlur et AID added that tlc nae To De ii'
posed tor inirlctlon OF TIE rules OF the cep rtmeut
would 1 increased II an officers friend should ask 10
haA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14

State bonds were quiet but steady, with sales OF MI
souri, Is long bonds M nAf. aud 1ennes o. new
rits ~ GENITAL National Sank shar Drought lOis
aud Merchants 113. Railroad bonds reflected n small
trade Tie principal Transactions were follows Mil
waukce and 81. Paul let, La Crosse division, 1O2Ii
Chicago and Nor hNcstern interest bonds 1U3; Chicago
aud Northwestern consolidated coupon gold ionds,
p3S Tn sapeakc and Ohio lists, upon on 80 I'm
budue AMI sioux city I'd dv,ion 100; Central Pacific
lists san joaquin branch, ~ Mich southern Dds tOl a.
Buffalo ana ric nuld., iOJl2 Central ricnc oil
bonus. 1Of Union PaCinc 1se ipils; Pitts urgh Fort
saw Its Western division 80 Pacific Iailroad OF Nil.
souri, Ists. Oh Western Union Tell coupon 1900 gJi.
Union Pacihc snking furd qlip; Hsrlcm Its coupon
1lGte Cleveland and Pittsburgh consolidated tinkng
fund, 1Od.
Inc ouenne nienest lowest ano . r. N. closing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-14
An .u,bor,,v on the Beer Question.

The counsel to the Police Board has decided
tina weis beer Is mol an Intoxicating drink, and does
not come under provision u the Excise law which
prohibits the sale OF liquors, wines, ana beer on sun
lHy lhe ponce captains IA. Wv, ~ "a - .,
is brerto he suu on -undaT What 10 ea!led lI'sIeI
We.ss beer cannot By t)ld,
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RAILROAD.

GREAT TIL SIX LiSE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New YORK via Desbrosses ami Cortandt
Streets Ferries. as follows;
Express for Ha suurs Pittsburgh, the West AMI south
with Pullman Palace cars attached $50 A. NJ, aud
$50 4. n. SurdW,d inl $3.50 +. VI.
For N insNOrt Lock Haven. { Try. and Eric ~ o 10
NJ and $50 = NJ, connecting a, CORY FOR Titus
vIlr petroleum. ntrc. anu the - j lsesi rs.
+ : halumorc, wlsnng 81, aud n" SOUTH . Limited
NH-uiHgt lXIres " OF Pu Imam Plrlur Cars dali,
except suada' $3.50 A. NJ. arrive " snii gtou 40
7. ". Regular at $40 A. NJ. and . p NJ. sunday v
L. NJ.
Express for Philadelphia T. $50 $50. $3.50 A. NJ. 1880
s. f.ln. .. Is. :, $50 o r. NJ ami Il night. suudly
9. - $50, aud9P NJ. kmigrint aud second Class.
For trains 10 Newark Elizabeth Rah way. Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Amb0y. F.euin2tOl BE where snd
other points see local Jules at all tic set ofc
Trans arrive: From Pit sburgh b55 ami 1851 a. Al.
AID 1910 T. NJ. daily; 10; 10 A. NJ and $50 r. NJ. dtily
except Monday. From " lshington aud Ba'uwore,
02O A. NJ. sos. 5;l5, aud 1925 p VI. sunday geo A
NJ. From Philade PIN 5.lO go. G;55 le:ij. lli2l
ll;S4 4. NJ 2i5 4U5, 5l5, GAO $50 S:44. ana iO;e5
IO.25 T. NJ.
Ticket Onces. SEQ and 9ii Broadway. l Astor House.
ani foot OF d. ross., AMI Corl ndt stsi COurt
Brook w ~ ne, aud lls iud-Op ST., HODOkcn Emf
grant ticket office, BAKERY place
ID. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
FRANK THOMSON
Gen raj Manager.
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WHITE STAR LINE. .-
w FOR QUEEN row y AND LIVERPOOL, CAR
RItNG UNITED STATES MAIL.
Steamboats, ano aailtoaos.

A PLEASANT milv fNcursiCn.-fhe fay1ritc
N Il amer SLEEPY HOLLOW NOV ca lei LONG
FRANCHl, Capt. Curtis. VIII commence ler rrgu ar
4lday trips to Ncwhurgh on sund >. May 20, and
every Sunity thereafter.
-PEDpLE'~ LINE steamboat, far Noany.
~ Saratoga. anu { e M,st leave dtiiv (Sundays
cepted) at a. VI, PIER Al n. r.. foot OF Caul 81.
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I,oR N0RwALk DIHICr,

Il -. 4, ANh KtI.' ~ ,.,,,.. ,,,rn,
Cos Pier 81, D. r.. foot Of Markel St. at ej,
an fro foot 3id o'clucK T.. II Returning, lie yes
South NorwGlA Of 1850 A. Me- daily (Sunusys except a.,
cluu,r ing 4ch way VITA ualourv and Nurv AK and
New Haven Railroads Far 35c Excursion tcacts zoe.
nLD E-TABLIS,iED LINE for stuvyesan',
~ tALShlLl. AnI IN tHlne4latt laliiug4. steam
Anigew II rier. rom FranSln It, (ner So. Tuesday
1uur-lav. ana Sltur ny steamer Monitor, Monday
Weluesdty, AID Friday T. N.
TUE ALBANY ANDTRON LINE or DAY
4 BOATS viii commence running on WEDNESDAY,