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The Van Buren press., 1876-04-04
THE WEEKLY SUN.
NEW YORK.

E1GHTEEN hundred and seventy-siX is the Cen
~ tennial year. !, i also the year in which an
the war. will be in power at Washington; and the
year OF the twenty third election of President of
the United States il these events are sure to be
Of great interest and importance especially the two
with them' viii be fully and freshly reported, and
The Opposition House of Representatives, taking
up the line of inquiry opened years ago by The Sun
tions and misdeeds Of Grants administration; and
wll II is to be hoped. lay the foundation for new
and better period III our national history OF all this
the Sun VIII contain complete and accurate ac-
counts. furnishing Its readers with early and trust
worthy information upon these absorbing topics.
preparations for it, will be memorable as deciding
upon Grants aspirations for third term Of power
be the eandidatc Of the party OF Reform Is well as
eectfng that candidate. Concerning all these sub
jeets, who have the constant means OF being
The WEEKLY sun, which has attained circulation
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when unimportant, at length If important, and
always, we trust, treated in clear, interesting and
Instructive manner.
family newspaper in the world, and shall aoutin
uc TO give in its col umnsa large amount of mlscea-
tife Intelligence and agricultural information, for
which are not lle to make room in our daily
tulAioh. lHc uePaTtlncnt, cSpectHilS,
Is one of ats prominent features The fashions are
regularly reported in its columns, and SO are the
markets OF every kind.
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The Van Buren press., 1876-04-04

Episcopal and Catholic churches all hay
good houses of worship in which servI'
ces are regularly held The Masons, odd
Fellows and Temperance societies all
have organizations,
Van Buren, has many buildings, both
brick and frame, that would be an orna.
ment to much larger place; her mer-
chants and professional men stand high
in their several capacities; and her c'li'
zens, generally. for etiquette, hospitality
and intelligence, will rank with those OF
any country.
Van Buren,. in consequence OF her neal
thy location, her facilities for receiving
and shipping, both by rail and river' ana
cheapness Of all the necessaries OF lile'
presents great advantages for manuiac.
turing.
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-04

Crawford asks the attention Of all who
are seeking homes, to the attractions OF.
fered in the way of fertile lands, to her
facilities for manufacturing, to her eli
mate unsurpassed in healthfulness, and
to the chcapness of all the neccssaries of
|; fa
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-04
DIVERS STATION,

on the Fayetteville road, eighteen miles
north of Van Buren, has steam mill and
cotton gin, and is q place of fair bust.
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-04
LITTLE ROCK
COMMERCIAL UOLLIGL,
The Most Complete, Thorough and
~ Practical Institution in the
.... Country.
Located i'll Martini, Block, Corner
ofThird and Main Sts., Little
Rock, Arkansas. ...

TNIIS Institution offers superior facilities
l. for preparing young and middle aged
men and women for the counting room, and
for the management of business aud financial
affairs.
The fun Commercial course as presented In
the Preparatory, Theory. Actual. Business
and Banking Departments OF the College, en-
braces critical instruction to those who may
require it. in Reading. Spelling and Arthme-
tic Book keeping. by Single and Double En-
IT,, as applied to business pursuits of every
description Business Penmenship Comnef-
cial Calculations, Mercantile Correspondence,
Detection of Counterfeit Money, Lectures on
the Science of Accounts, Business Activities,
Organizations. Economies. Business Forms
Business Customs and Etiquettes. Commercial
Law. Finance and the General Laws of Trade.
TERMS:
(Pagabie in ddrance)
Life Scholarship, full Commercial
Course $50 90
Full Course in Tecgraphing. by
sound and paper, 40 90
Special Discounts rW be made to CLUBS
and DESCRIBING tarties
Usual time required to complete the Full
Commercial toursC-irom 10 To Is weeks
Students can enter the College at anv time.
as there are no vacations.
BE sure TO visit or address this College be-
fore going elsew here.
AARON BALES. Principal.
yInJ 2S-ly.
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-04
CEDARvlLLE,

ten miles north of Van Buren, on the
stage road to Fayetteville, is place OF
considerable business, there being steam
aouring mill, and a wool carding machine
in the vicinity.
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-04
ALMA

is thriving town, and place of con-
siderable trade, nine miles east OF van
Buren. on the line of the railroad, and is
the center of a good neighborhood A
steam Touring mill is now in process OF
erection there. .=#H4 H.#Es
The Van Buren press., 1876-04-04
COURsER-JCURNAL,

usual price 81 90. postage prepaid on both pa.
pers, tor one year, for S4.OO.
The Weekly Courier journal is the great
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
CATTLE Markets.

BUFFALO April 25 -CA-rLE- TODAY 57s head,
AS 60 through consznmcnts balance Oh sale
here .-ns ~ iss sao 9 far the wrs linus far Is
moer. active the supply was Only 90 al To 10 o a. d
disposed Of attendance OF cry amt country butchers was AIR
and hey b9asnt steaGy while L'5iSrh gaysis MIR
qnaly Of oasns, generally l.st and common trades de-
ADVANCED on common hight and ns a r qay ss al s
syersg ~ H. and i2gs b. At 81 TO- 81 81 a. and s.
Blaa. 5t,er averaging l02i liz. -nd Loo d. a. - o.
81 ga and 81 s72 Karsrs s!ees ayersSiqE l2o ~ a.
IS % OHIO steor gnz 09s u LOO n, az .. 75
sI,ssP ISb Ee,epi, to-day head, making the
total supply for the weo~ nus IA 'S le r,' s 30
slse reeS lat year mo narIot for week thus FAR
Esa q 9aa l 1 rs ' PSa % Sa ys a
dealers alny iod so.y stock 93snt compares wi M ast
ispos Tor the week thus tAl Of which Loo head
o1t '1 ..S makes II car. IN tns yards remain
me- no-oli 56,e owners have already Shipped Eastern
Tor ~" on ~ onat Of tho dalnoss Rorc,
Others T probably Ee, oG" . sG1 %ees QUO SSa Atom.
ss Of sa7 sasep aysraHs o D. a. ~ - i cs :
- So ~ exira 81 so: Indiana sheep ayerasnr % n
s. TO- 81 o. above S@2 ;sg - s p7s n az 81 7
MIC iS.n. irsr1sing 81 ID ~ - Is.
for t.. as.f sas ~ zoo b,s ss,t 200 head
me e last week and 55Oo head Tor Us sais SSs
s'ssof ar, Of Yer ers at "a ~ ssS 10 ier CON ioh u
r. psd II - S. e ose deck and one deck
S. - yards Daf. of stock; dsIns1d fair
CmcAso April 2j.-CArrlR-ReceiVts COCO head; market
very uu rs rSJ good ers - 4O1+4 g.; ship
ulents, La ,, .,,o-
uoGs-lspc-ipts 10000: market active demand 5'lOc
lower achDg ~ lUGSf 20; hzht oacnn 81 10 shpphs'
81 aosoo p ala, 6 s. - 70 t ,osn aim 20
wus-row>. NAE, April 25-B RZy ,rTLE Recepts, li66
hea last pTicrs hardly ,usane ani sr!de was dun;
about ON TIE jrth, co,tly mica cows .e
Western cattle sAls OF choce az - pFtS f0i
second qaaty. - 1895, thru qs2llty ~ - % ~
aagsr Axb .gE>-Hecrpts $40 Eosd the advance of last
uoo press cou hold ana ~ me pes nsuis on
urs mostly 1mbs o. select quality sase IN lots al so
tOsleh. extra 1898 %, or nom &c To sac v D.
NNAi.-Cslyrs - JOGts. -.-.-
Ios--ltoc,lpt-. 800 market dali It 81 5OGs7 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26


MEyPHIs April 2j,--cotton dull and nominal Mddlins'
120l2c receipts $50 bsles shipments, % bales sales,
500 Oaes; stock. 42,163 bales. -
SAVANNAH. Aplil 2j.-COton dull Nddling, 124c; Low
MddiDg, ni4e.. Good Ordinary l0c. net receipts IA
bales gross 2 bales sales 1913 bales stock, 2I55O bales
CHARLESTON April 25.COtton quiet and easy MGdlnig,
l2S,c; Low Mddng. l2c; Good Ordinary lO's 10 &c;
net receipts bses sales. $50 bales stock 1880 bales
Mddling lie; Good Ordinary l0l4c net receipts, go
bales; exports to Great Britain 353s bales coaswse lOl
bales safes 500 bales stock. 30 lS9 baies. -,
NEw-OMRASs. April 2j.-COton dull easier: hloulin2'
70 &C.; Low Mdding, ii SCI Good Oranay 5sc net 70
cepts $40 bales: gross 80 bales; sales 1000 bales
ToRF6GS April 25-Cotton dul nominal Middng l2is1
l2c receipts 1923 balcs exports coast"e III Daes
STOCK, Il, 100 bslrs. ,,,,,,,,
l2iac. Mhding, pc; Good Ordinary ~ ~ci gr3ss
receipts liz bales; exports coastwse, 80 bales ses 40
bales spinneTs, us bales stock, g. Daies ,,, avn
BOsrON, April 2'-CottOn uuchangei MlGdln, itlc:
Mddne Use ODinary, c net receptS ~ bales
gross 3s bales exports to Great Britain $50 baes s'oeh
GALVESTON April 2j-Cotton dun; nominal Middling:
12iac.; MOdiDg, IL SC. Good Orrnafy vac. nse
receipts 500 bales gross 559 bales ss 10 oaes sVooA'
$500 bales. ,,,,,
CScISSATi April 25-Cotton duh and heavy Mlcdlng'
l2i4c Low Middng &c: Good Ordinary iOe; receipts
Ia bales shipments, 716 bales; sales lof Daiesi '"oA
10 $50 bales. -.
LOUIS April 25-Cotton lower Mddling, 12i4c Low
MiIdllng, IL Sc Good Ordinary, 81 SC; receipts Dacs
shipments, 2j3 bales sales 700 bales stock LIZ Dalcs
LOUISVILLE, April 2j.-Cotton dull Hhdnng lZoSS, -,
WILMINGTON, April 25-C0ttOn dun; Mdding, l2hci Low
Hiddlng Sc: Good Ordinary l0ci net receipts 20 bales
sales % bales stock. l,5l5 bales. ,,,,
AUGUSTA, Aprl 2j.-COttOn quiet and weak MlddnnS
l2c Low MdGng l2i9e Good Ordinary, IOec'; receipts
PHILADELPHIA April 25-Cotton quiet; N1idding, l34c
Low Mlding, 1875: Good ordinary, IL sc; net receipts
2J7 bales gross, ol3 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
The STATE OF TRADE.
u.-.RAN AAng IL


Irrcrooi. hpr. - 1880 ? m.-Couor is dgll an DO
bale, nchf, $50 for -recusiian ant cvport;
r-csts 1900 br- nfv -a 500 srs American Futures
81 ,- 60 p-rtn. ai Ircn- OF iit "a! " adding "
lsrGs Inr Ft'irE c.1ps", June a. jay teiF ~, Al
lit h.p 81, ~ tIr AZ ~ 90; .acs ~ Eitts Up
at r-. rrs. - sirl' fr- TIE past three Ta's
'su0OcGaft-rs. OF r-icl -ael' qnsef. were Amtnr'n
c.ton low y iaE clause, "a an in2e te.i, - q
G7...t Bacon So Y'Nt wr LoAG Clear hd'l't and '-J
ifpgtr o., tpr - ~ Br,Ylstu1s inl. Corn. %
- !, quarter ,nr Nr~ HItrl Western. Pas 3 Gd3F
glart"- Pr 1ri an Via ~ 10 ir
Ws,ierl spuny. t.aps 80 tor Ret Winter
No. sn At 49, H,ron Sio-t ,i-ir dul $, o nc-f-t
So. 2 doll az %. . winter dol az :.
~ al .u, tpr rs D. 10 Jt 10 s1,s of Cotton To-Day
4ianae Ga q. AL d'i''iy At s'si do co July ani
PahuDs Manc.-,cr Is 'ay cotton futures dul' t~les
~ Nih'lus Iuiud. -" MttlnF clause. Ny snl June
sy,rT, - - 30 DO. '-a-' Lf SEPT .nhct delivery AZ
c'-lI sal, = Mddius orleans, 10" hddils clause Aph
ioS1v ,.r ejI 80 D. r Tho ate u discount for tire.
r.Dns oils open market cent, Which D, . er
below tit rsnf - ad tst" Unit STATES buiu'
ilvn1s April 81 ~ m-Pa1. ,dvircs quote Five Per
,rul fsnts, . lul'. zoe. Tor he account.
iospuS. Apul 22-J .. u.-sluts lurp,nune' 23b'@J'
Pow
~ BANK u Eur ard on hs'a4c, today IS 4l3!uO 49,
IoNrus. Aurl 20 D. no.. VEitri ~tat"s bonds, 1863
lui, i,cs, quote fiyo Fer Cent Rcnira lOot ',c
i0,p-v ,rrii as-53t D n -R,fn-i Petroleum. l0iId =
gtlirn Syrfl Ttrpratnr "i rs . Fc-L
Iorro,, April 2j-E cnu, Sperm OH Z . per ton LIN
r,m, Apri rs Exchange on London 2ji % ~ for Short
aTIg Apnl 1.-THE weekly statement % the tmp rial
Rams OF tara any shows an u.rr,-" oi '6ItODo marks
FEASKFOT April Is mite states bonds Nos Fi'eH oJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
N Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCT
For TIRE WEEK Ending AriIL %, 1876
lE1press.y Tor rE y. v TRmrNR. hy Kcporcr.l

Gsgsrdi UigeFifgnG
Send only good eres The freight and other
np poor goods PIT everything n good "'fer An attractve
lO0k OyamuaDa, and often makes sto whore dirty
package or soveu sppe1rencr a Pack secnrey - That
the motion viii not allow ta contents change about. as
plenty Of cls4n dry hne cat straw with rgg, Marx pany
IA P4Hta stencil plate ID bes-<nd mote contents ito
box or barre, stating the amount also Send letter at tho
tme stating what ssnt the route time &c. An.
voice r LIT should also be ncloe In barred or box Awas
state the number OF packages for yourself Teputa
lion Tor nnc goods pat IN best shape that your mark
demand
BrTTRR.
Receipts for the past week, 90 1870 PACKAGES previous
f. will he noticed that
larger STEADY decline ~ pric-s nearly
lc. day Where IL vii stop Of knows hence
quotations only De the ~ afternoon,
which nearly cent the opening this
morning The 900 pkgs received tdAY had qac deDress
Ing a,ncr upOH tho market Western butter arry
ing somewhat freely. ana portion Of isray hue The
fancy creamery fully state though there cry little Of
II present A little California has reached here 81
roundabout way having been sent To Western cities an1
hnaliy forwarded 70 New YORK. IL In rcsls boxed
up htfie stale In favor, but good color and
sola at 32 but would not sell above 3Oc today There Is
enough OF II 10 anect the markeL VI omit noting sao
rs on falling market they tend to msea unless sl we're
made this afternoon Orange County and other hne state
pas were pat Al sse this morning. 80 Of course can
ing at 5e and Welsh at soc Ihore very hi,is doing IN 9d
halter though II alone suitable for shipping South and TO
tie West Ipdies. South America &C. We want to caution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26


Mh. 10 s.sS sIa ss ees ere sGoed ~ bs2re
SOC Io and !, "a Tor Tor ER RsSs and N'rh River
LUNBE.-Ibore been rather more donr IN M
vay and poss BY .T,nrh.alas eps Il a. ne1sa.53
and vel a.sortoA E.stera spruce has sst9 QUE and man,
ehanIsa quoted at sl2 5oss FOR Rauoms and G 20
sa '' YooM 5a e.. B % S 3oG n1 -
s22 asa do Green Flooring BoaTds GS3 do Dry
HaIes Dali an9 notpiasIly unclaimed We
gloe wholesale value By car bal at about SO so or
for 81 s9s9s4o Do for wildwood $40 Tor oak and
hETAITheIe are no changes to DO noted IN the market
fsuT. mS ., iron Isn Nc eop ona,s dg @ s
Ne ~ s2OaS2l anu GRAY Forge At sl3@s3O Although
under noders,s SOCKS s 81 10 t5Ss El5ian al f28
H,9 UlS ZOOS 4 and C9linss SOS r. In
from w. Ea casnge We quote: steel Fi5@tGt
s21ssei wfoarlf scr, nonipaIy 80 3r No ~. .n
hhS'o ,S Cong Resaius Antimony reInsns nnu unfer
S SSs'1 s "a; -ei y I Ss@ srr And dfas
12isc bi and 22ec aIsf Iios rim = tl2b ti , II"
sing - more "a orabie forssa advices; salts lOi SLAMS
I6'e Tor EnEsh, Il sc for Banea, ali gold Tasre s
is moisrss but s s ss market Tor ~ Plates 1a. es,
S u 80 boxes Charcoal T.rne quote CharCo1l Terot
60 and do TeISe g. 81 a$6 god iead sgo ~
81 % ne niger very dun qnote At 81 pa
49, boN PEI ~ Tor Domestic. Foreign spelirF Is dn
1oS an q 2jdS STA sol6erg "a 25Gs7 30 gold
a. " - eN-Oiieas was quict and unchanged. For
o. glet Al late pfoes. 80 hhd- la l.cnu sOd al
nas Toe Quotations. Cuba Claycd, 3Oo3sc; Cuba
Sf0c t iehnlhg sfabs 80 03le do, grocery TIie, 80
Ss9 Vito Ileo 4Od55c. Barbad1es, 38@iOc. Dcnerara
TrT ~ Sh VI ie-a common 10 lair ~ ej2c; do, good 10
~ - Doc CO., choice and fancy JSaG0c
AZ SIORl-eSpirts TarpeIt!le again very 1uiet
In Oeehne TOOK place, the quotations bena }6c
veats sis9 mule or nothing done, and little
ward soshnE but se ~ Nj SsRe ,s are b.es
IN on Change sales later Of $50 bbs G,0d Strand al
S, se ls9se 81 Tor Common Straiue 81 tur Good
ana ~ sqS1 90 for No. Il IS as 12t, ior No l.
s7sss IN o - nxIa DO Extra %i1d9w Glass
No ga Wilmington CITY Pitch quoted 40 TO- delivered
Wa s,osu Although tle business la berth
das yot innch MINER tone notceabl the iinne.
Of tS s o. D.Agc are small III fact, this ~ the
Ni franc Tor next weeks steamers 81 asked FOR
In charter better business A. done nj
ra- 10 The grain Interests especially
Tho enavs Oeoted petroleum tonnage was rather quiet
Taia Oh at 4d Loo bbls sugar al 2Js ton 400 his
bS st <9s and 800 has strip y ton 70 london
store at7i ioT whea 1900 bush do (vesse 70 haul
900 atZ& Flour quoted AZ rs To IIa by steam "a
'""a GRAN at 6be7d TO Glasgow, By steam,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
WOOL MARKET,

PHILADELPHIA April 2Jwool que. bat firm supply very
small cIolce ohio Wo0s demand IN
prov ng; OHIO Pennsylvania and Wos yirgin NA ant dboye
Al ijc; X, 4id45c Medium, 4GS4Sc.; Coarse ~ 2e
New.York, Michigan, Inlaua, and Western. Fine, ~ 3V
40c.; Mehum, 1921 &C.; coarse, 40ei2ej Combine
washed f062c.: do. Un1ashcf. 422c ca ada C'lhD-
ing, 63c: Unwsshei 2jds27 c Coarse and Neilnn
Unwashe 30 e35c. rub ashe 4j1J0c. Colorado Hashcc
10 20c. Colorado. Unvashes, lSl9c.. Extra and herno
Pulled, 3js3ic.; No. ! and super Pulled. 55S3sc Texas
Fine Medium 30 S22c.; Texas, coarse, lODlSo CalIOr
MA Vine and Mndun. y a2je.: GaOIna Coarse l8Y4Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26

,o,,, o1o.aors are. paBnsr-iuu4eo--. 'tEls-; sum
az, a. l'te s;n "A is+7s- 'c,iu. lima Il 9@qe
a,.yls IG G Est.s. Soc So 81 y5 'a' ''
SrEhBIN d.n aud lower, sales, 10 tc' Prime Western Al
vs.. q and g2essr9s'a &c Of 455 a g.
haas Ccnifar4l at s'4fs7 Retired va. ~ d,m.na sTd
Common s',nnE Gs% -. AT y. d. F,if 70 Cio|e
e c2ss ~ e. RI c %e ns.s ss9o Me.se-
ield?. fJit HSvzns boIeA ID. >, NOs. 70 - -
No. 10 =, 20 H. 3 49, N SSs 10 t." % ats6
write oalc1c. rorto Rco-Refnlag c~mwoa e. Prime.
T. So. T. H. 7.a7i g. Java D. : Nos 10 - .,s.c.
o. Grocery rrs,. rs. q'1s 10 9 n Witt
,5f1i .ntli9a a-,s d. ~ %he ET'
M q .csreely - 1f. Prim. quoted At -
So sal-s, COCOA Prime At si' q = D. ...,,.
ToB&cco-seed Leaf continued in i.lr demand AID
AZ ~ .ani 1iOe aud sl"r.-a =. 7a2jc sl 20 baes
a1. ~ .,l lscf.n@3 ,ai}. soS hhd =, 10 Sc
& gal1 I'm ~ ~ 80 f l. ,S ' 1rc quotod ii 50
E ~ < daIi hold A. o. IL VIA buyers 81 ~ II
Wool The general position Of ti' market is h,ni ll'
az last noted tho inquiries i9I A.,c 90 niue ,S
40 dq%53n ara .d , Go .n ' =, N. .npp. not op
hofe but s.s9 At Boston sre qMte liberal not ntne
i s' tat c'ins H. rot v.IrAD..a Ly III, naeur.s of
t'e ofd.rugs aaf he prces ran - Gr,tcla.s hands
,s,, S .u VII Nv. e. be sr,at.d ere Tree aoysneat
although ne prirrs aiorula old stock 'r'
ing growrh WIN cause st fariler decline 9Co bales Of
spring r.cciye noted H last, - bales ~
which dt-gpse OF al - Vlhc FOr-gn Ho"lF o."
r So supply light dSaaud Dut about steady The quota
tons are:
s5a pTs F;pn;yy.g ,p gss Y e.
,%7Hi5c; No ., 0i2.i Common, 100 Gambling. 90
tIc NeN.IorE Michigan, Indiana. sDd Niscon-'n ~,
1O@i.s: x. 576t2c 30 .tM'sc 40 2 3fGtDG. on a
npa, 3J93Ic-. Criutlg 80 bic 0HL y rm0nt Snd IN
nots > ard * 3s9f4c. no l. q tie; No. =. @JdSr;
,cmbhg bO957c. Missouri, kaItuc- J, and lenncssfo.
@s5ncS Pesfe 4ostGg Un"ashed ficeee, 3 '3Jc Tn
Trn WASHED WOOL Choice. 90 Sci Fair 45a5Oe; Inic-
PLiIKb EDOL-No~ York CITY Extra. 81 Super. 100
f3c; Lambs. 30 03c; Western Supr and ra b d37c;
Country Elsa, 50 8c; a-pe.. 42t4 e.. Lambs 5Ga+Oc
NkYI2Uc ~ tNp' IOaADO-Washed % assoc INV shei,
Of2jc.. Black I1HL2c.
RCNS tND ~Or4VHN Unwaghed Clothing average
qualify - % lJc.. dp. Combine 33G37c.
CAIPO4NIA-spring CLIP. ana, 2394sc. Medium ~ t2Sc;
low SScs ala BURY J1%0c, Fal CHIP Al, lJUlSc.; iOw
grades aid Gs IHDl5r.
Tgxls-F1ue W,staf 2l02Gc; Medium, gO92ic. Iuf rior
lbOlNc.
FoREIGy WoOfs-Capo OF Good Hone 3JO37c; Austria.
ian CiJtlin :, 43d dc: ConJiuK. 3UJJc
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pus than usual at this season. Farmers
ara ADVISED To portion Of their milk Ia making Juliet
dui the present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-26
Scr Cream.

A FACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM
N Is made from PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
others make, not made from Pure Cream.
exceed OF other establishment Of the
Kind world, and almost equal those Of all tie New
York dealers combined We Tina enabled 70 sappiy
BETTER ARTICLE At . LOWER FIGURE than any
ether establishments
CHARLOTTE Russo rich and deifcious,
~ CENTS PER DOZEN, or so CENTS FER QUART.
pEPoTs-No sos 4TH.AvE- and NO. l.2e& BROAD.
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FFTIIF WI NIT'--h'IfD -,
P-eatrt. Of dri-f' nut week. pkgs and 2l'2
o. pss nuts arrivals 81 frrd rli srr most nn,.Ly
vim niur -prIu or apples 40 htl srt ~hfnai
I'd md ripard Western santa ples ar YER
nm lfh a. aivtace u state gu-ri'r- -hiblc. ~" axe
9s ruf hysf- increase thor view.
~ .l5drw STOCKS ITO nsrtrt. 1h~rs re s'no "ii
t,,. 49, az rty .rimr witch ro-fh rlr We n
sfan-~ ,,- II 20 uh- srch At -~ - h'f iit' qlFfc
yifE- hll3 cuI 10 csc. iclc.~s
-. rrI 10 hi. ot unJ~rlri hAr a. lny AZ lie
f,r. a. .rry rn 30 onsiiug fnr al good 'f' several
t.,r, o.. -oii 81 Tic bhlA blacslrfrr- al lngc
.-f Dbl. At Peanuts hrrrr Anh - are rr'sn%
arg 90 being vcrl iC@l' ~ DID, '' vas 81" - j" -
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COTTON MARKETS

Corn coo bush Data shpments- 200 bbl Flour, 1000
bush. Wheat, $1,000 bush. Corn 5000 bush oats
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earrings Banhs.

THE N9W-YORK SAVINGS BANK, corner
OF T. g-ayc. and Fouroenthst-Six Ter cont interest
from Che st II month Assets SIS ,13l 30
plus, s4OS i2O 81. RICHARD IA. BU LII, President
G. W. BuSCKERlloFr, Secretary.
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RUSSELL. ICE CREAM, IL Bible House.
20 per gausa than three quarts 40 CENTS psr
Quart asbslors churches IS cents per auAxt oesss
hlppsd saywhere oct Of town. .
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Arryaso Bermuda socs pr STEAMER Of Yesterday; Potl
b. onions. crates
A. .oois ri lnapi prc sTe mach
lower aud tomatoes ar 20 on Ho" ~ ihc moro 20 sun
trrsu. continue stt the
,t-r ~ AMI have rather than yard tr ucy
,,rip. ave rcn freely ana htsr siJr sale
ulr or crs uriue 10 win ~" GROWING SEASON
f0l peas Sun ar'r Dat have %" ~ hAr price row
f,blgl and -ylhnal 8piag good uHc Nifug
bglr prr coming from Charleston AMI Florida selling NJ
Slt a. rri- The .rs Honda door inbcrr arrived
yr.tt,ay fIr crates soll "a 81 "a y cran thif -
earlier tin usual spinach plenty 10 81 ,! - y bbl o
OF r norfolk asarl YER and sold at - % gn1en
Quotations: 49,.
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POULTRY AND GAME.

Iva ro,r, Las bee CON ~ somewhat fr.cly. While The
Seind lrk~li prices arc lower, chickens 1ni nuch'
~uffne lhose nom
"a S6nIh hs6r snail Dressed pJlltry also lover ana
rather OF sale lots s1o mold or tani, ,ht" 81
sIory Pigeons ttry plenty 5t.toIiaj apd Hi A. 90"
T,c bat 9r. higher t1h being very 81 1T! AMI cesp
operate xIst good poultry ana game marcel Qoiaho''
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The steamers this take The Lane Routes ecommendsd
BY lieur Naury ", gong soath o the bLhAs on mo
paSslgo 10 Queenstown. all the year round
SDRT kTTg. SATU RDAf. Apri ~, az 3;JO a. m.
RAtTft, SATURDAY, May O, At
GERM6SfC SATUR DAT May 20, at p. M
CEiJIC. SATURDAY, June 3 AT u. m.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81 NORTH
hese steamers uniform IN size unsurpassed ap
noinImeuts. saloon. Saterooms smoking. and Bah
foonls amiiships where and
ar least felt aorns degree comfort hitherto unat
tanabls nj
RATf.S-ssloon, $50 and $780, gold. Retsrn Tickets
favorable terms Storage. SIS.
For % other Information, apply at tho
Company Offices, No. 81 Broadway Ncw-York.
n. J. CoRrIs, Agent
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LTNE.-U. s. MAIL STEAMERS
a SAIL EVERY SAFU RDAY.
Passengers bnOke AZ lowest rates 10 from any seaport or
railroad station In Great Britain or ireland
HEN DERsON BROTHERS, 7 Bowling-green.