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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15

PpEGHTs-Te market for Berth Fghts less active toasy
su ye oom The ehsrs business was quiet
sabe the Petroleum and Grain trades fol
GsS at i2dl2 81 BY sssm l44 was asked To Lon.
1914 OOeer shipment To Antwerp By sail 5000 o0sh Sian
SAd 500 Is LSrl On Pns1ss yen & WITH 500 quarters Gro
private Tires barfs Of about 300 quarters eb 70 arrive
Of 600 600 do sane yOyse and nate
w. St ,r, an innate TENS: CerTlan bsk hesoe
~ DOS Rfsne5 s6 Shl Rn 3D. British bdg Of $50
, hence ~ Apeos witb n cargo Of Petroleum bb and
seph direct wish 300 bb Refined DO private
GRAIY-Tbe features Of our the past
scented quite contrast TO those Of the EG1lSas ~sek as
cline N goa and T e and ure demand and notwtBBding
se oripg TIE fear Of short supply tonnage October and
IsyeT Il eeTue very conservative nEaenee, and
pesrs certain that daily receipts Of neat auT9s en
VII m below wants sSd S'9 @oeLa,s s'Glage e,g'i
SeISsI 1oess ags aPE and Chicago are now
tfns prt 90 l.AAe - IT, ~ ~ dsilv snnes ven In
To tbs many smaller ports on DekeS MSsn ana
Canada aud the sostsen States We want tn, 1000 900
So nov s I lT throaS our friends Earore The guam.
s nr part OF destined for rdewa'er and as The CAPACITY er
sppesTs the highest Importance that great effort be made %
SSa vessels from tslpS 10 's Sc, ave. 5ose and with 6e liberal
supplies have declined aud are uns lied ne demand m me ~
fture anything Ike present asking pres uss they nave pre-,
,s , 9 70 Doubt ue eTop Night Cd States Amber
B quality Spring Wheat enables receivers 10 place promptly
rd W and IL being m largely substitute for
Aub Winter exports the week 4S4 Oo3 bush against
94 the corresponding week last year The decline IN prices
since our last 4d6 Winter and 5G!e CT Spring
os The Wheat opened dull and tame under be liberal
Ar. vs. largely in car lots these The deInasd for the
l. ght tu o @ and next months deliveries Winter
peut. The market closes lover especially Tor Spng on The
syot the future Whit in is demand and ady In
$4,000 bush. No Chicago seller October
al 4g 10 600 bns Western 81 6S $4,000
bush No Chicago seller week Al 81 53 the sales 10000
Spuug; 81 54U4l 90 for No Chicago
srng sni Iowa ct 81 Sc Al 81 for 10 Chicago Spring
55USl Milwaukee; 81 61G1l 6o for No Red
Western and 600 bush No Milwaukee seller Tor the H4 To
25tb september, 81 90; 5000 bush Oh No Chcgo to arrive
Sosu AZ barley Quiet. Barley Malt and fair
Isn - OF 200 Fouowd State at 81 % snd 5000
bnb TvoroWs Stae at 10 and 1000 bush FouIowed
Choice 81 30 Oats qutt bot prizes are siIonser the
are 80 Ohio Mixed 450sOe White Asa
Sc: Black at a. 45itc MKed asa 4Gl2; White
Al 4Sd5Ie queti sales $500 bush O Western at
though
MOI uch higher part speculative though chiefly for
port the 600 bush (uart from stOre Damp UD-
sound 5sQ62 Tot Hot. Western Mixed az 63aC54c for
stesner Ordinary Choice salt Western White
65G7lei Western Yellow Il 67G67l2-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per NORTH RtUer Ysssrs ana Rdtgoads
eErr la24 pigs Ashes pkg Bee.wSr ia bSs rour
Corn % Gas bush Oat LOO 797 bags Grass Seed
E22 bales Cotton 80 bb Copper as pkg DRIED Pratt e42 bhls
Rees 80 bbis Oil Fsrseed, f57 bb Beans 10 bales
Hemp LOG bales Hops 729 hide: 5l6 Ids Hides 10 7I5 sIde'
Cat heats 200 Lard lao legs Lard pigs Cheese
1924 pig butter, 600 pigs Starch as hhis Tobacco. pa pfgA
Tobacco 54S bales Wool, esp bbh WHISKY -
Receipts Produce the week ending Saturday evening Sept IL
include 1891 bbis Flour 2716 bb Whisky 1850 bbs Gem
SIG 752 bush Wheat 994 S39 buh Corn
250sS3 bush oa 2b47e bush Rye 49 bush Matt 500 bush
Barley bags Seed 30 pkg Beef 1882 Pork 25U5
Meats 4476,es Lard las hegs Lard l33 sacks OIL Cake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
1872 TO DATE

HAY AED SrRAWThe receipts Of Hay moderate holders
are s We quote SS 1881 = Good AZ e24 dS2G Good
and da Long quoted Sl1G$lS; Short DO Sl4G$lJ,
a1d Oat al SI80Sl4
N0IsSSis-Eo ssles and with stock limited pnoes nominal
NAVAL STORES-The Sytrts 1upeutine
escve ty ard prices entirely nominal though
JVor. ~ quote ABE EOsn dull GId
Common Strained and SO 053 10 FOR Strained Tar steady ~
e. 70 for ashingtou and Wilmington.
OIS-Lnsed very With fair demand OF 96e. casks
NE In Fish continue IN good demand and the market
tra Msnadcn steady bot quiet at 45 Other oils dull
PROVStONS-The dull ana feeling thst distinguished
st the Domestic trade and the feeling confidence
rns heavnag. II is ouhthe supply cOnd
err In excess probable wants of We trade the
slaughter da for TIE future BIS greatly sbaed and there Is
seues Of any feea IA Prime Mes little ha been done
sHd prices quite somssIi small sAss q Western
SIG 5OGSl7 %; d Guy We he'd snail stock, and
vs1es are very unoerssin Oh Mess been greY
e:s a 19$ k.o s R P saps aSd 'I srns Sc
TO-DAY the Psk sIt fne hoNsb Hs sstve The inquiry igh
the eass ere $40 bb az sl6 90 o
Oie Mss; sl7 90 s5 10 isr BrtrA Prime; srS 10
M Clear for fuSre sebvery wear " go Mess sepen
SIT 90 Beef Is fair reqse~ ard dv sales Of 40 bbs
So $40 Pain Mi $40 50GS12 50 tos RIIIa Aes SlS
90 Paese Family II SIC the attoS N densDd Toe Beef
Hama quiet aes Il 70 bbs s24 7$26 tr Wesern Cat
a. Peii.S a. se GO Sssfd !. = ~ 700 F.ssh Hans
llsl 912e 80 SXss Bellies Gee az sysge) 80 600 Picked
az sS4e buk Bacsn Ara bg quiet; Of
125 bOIe Jrg cs C, s' e soIs Sse.t Clear At S. sod
quote 6ada r u Lsrj better ssd dsDsnt The
s West Is cuces sales q 27OO bbS and ts la
Tor No S for CIV Size fs M " prne Steam and IL So
300 m Sumner TlGe 500 To- az Si AM % tes Grease
6c delivery hear sf $50 tea September
81. ass $50 tes February, 81 l-l66 Ss4G
PEov'sSoss IoH sEWosE SoK Sas WEEK NJ DSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Lovpos Sept 1S-12:3O p m-Consols 92's9921 for both
money and the account Erie Railway shares. 47ds
IayEKPsoL Sept l3-l23O -Coiioa quiet and Unchanged
Midlng Upsuds 9d hddlng Orleans, I'D sales 10000 bales
including 5000 EXPORT sales Of pands
shpments on basis Of Good Ordinary At 1874 sales Of
Or cans new crop shipments Of Good Ordinary at I'D
LvRRPooI, Sept 1Sof the sales Of Cotton day 600 bales
were American; ses Upands deliverable November and December
on The basis q Good Ordinary s7 The shipments Of Cotton
from ending Sept IL have been 1900
bales. Spirits Petroleum. lid per gallon.
IavERPooL. sept 1872 p m--Bresdsos; ere q.es
IoNpoS sept 1872 m-Bne Rsisay shares 47s+
l0Spos Sept l34 m-Dspabes from PARIS quote Rentes al
5Sf &C. dpach Frankfort quotes United States HvetEeni
hands at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15

sdesrabs Medium and Peunsvsnis nov
quoted 50a53e Doebe RI,ra Do ard Treble Extra
60D65 Dehn and Combns Feeces have bees
scsapd 56a6Oc Pulled Wool de sale. o Osor.
mis- Wool have been large sbest 800 900 having
sposc rapid rate recent sales embrace o' Of
Ohio Peuusyvania and ygsa Feeo at 40 d55G hehg.e ne
Double Brira at 47d5le wsesnsin western ana
Maine 4Oab2c Comhng 80 d60e western 20 oiaao
EsTs and Ist. Al 3i d3sc Tab 50ase SECURED 42 dsl
Supe fine .pJ BItra Puls i0d55c California 1Sa3S@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15

Good Refining Cubs. sas Resned sssar'u good requests hd'
IL W., and son White. 10SdlO'ea
sRFhs-Cloyer srm Al gse Prime. Timothy moderately
,,ye and ssdy sales 30 50 26@s3 80 Fssed sssrss
srRAHiN quiet and steady at ga. for Prime In tcs
TALLow moderately active and steady; sahs Of % hAoa fme
THisKY armer sad nss, active, sales Of 450 bbls o. 0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
CATTIp MARKETS.

cHIcAeo Sept lsRsOeips for Me "a 24o Hers
So $40; Sheep 4Sss Corresponding week laEesrCH 1476;
Hogs 45l44 sheep 6l49 CATrR du pnccs weak shippers
backward City de purchasing spang quotations % 81
ass 1919 for EIa 20 6OaS5 10 for Choice - rs
81 S7a 81 rs for Fair a asa Is for Mediums 81 5OdsS 80
Common
Hoe good dsmend prices &c higher 81 IS SO for Common
4Cd$ 90 for Pair 70 Coed 81 66d4 20 for Choice and EIua
sHEEP qseti prices steady; % 50d4 80.
CALDWELL Kansas Sept Eve bad heavy
snssns which "A bank full Cattle
passed . Slovs: "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
WOOL MARKET

posros Sept l3sses Of wos sontiucs large scale the
dung TIE pss week having 5000 600
h. and all grades TO be well sustained while for choice
Peeces and Combng and Deaus Pieces up
tendency No material change has place during
week. the extreme pees ss have been ess ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
financial.

L,IRE INSURANCE STOCKS and SG ISiI. v LOT
Il SALE parcels 70 snt gurchssera LONG ISLAND hhOh
and hAA'lroN' "''' D0 Go R DUr;ros 81 PAN pl.s.
7 0ST-CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT OF the
Onion Trust Coupsny Of HewYork, No $685. d,ed nI ~
s73 for a TAO Payment stopped application has been ss oi
new ceri6eae 10 lieu thereof JOHN MARKS Detroit mlen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15

and active e 10. grades especially s.l,be beth the
sss for Ss S S Ms vas q :soT SS;sSs on TT,' .S
wheat demand the future sbsted Married
pSI ~ i P: current nD si
qs and se feeling Il vas on nporsry nost shippers and
,s are vel Rs.sd he probable R. y s.:.s ssSsas
spSpas capacity move it, and 'pphennye that our
70 sa py doas Tsve@Ss1 and pscs@Sc ysr.
49, s The Circumstances viii rot warrant them h0oins snq 81
Scs wsDGosd.y d, tone Of he has bees gns,s
more g eealy applies dealers IN spring s wSss' wsss
SsSs. nom Minnesota and %.oas have f demand
% $ ss vsoss Up 20 ITI' .S some arses ss
wnr wasst braods have sOd les. freely and q max. ss
Amber Wheat RSrss Toe business shppns brands ne fn
& S Sos s s for %1 October f.ssS 1900 S
81 Supervise DC business h. been light The asssT
ss ss earl. S si s'S o: Rs sGs md sss
sSs %Sn':y Ss : sSy sS Ss. S very
ssse1 S a.. s sa s, saS at ScS lover aTs
The exports Of The week have been S sr
T.da he inquiry Flour moderate. and most grades under s.
s s $sls s e sS ~ FAMILY gIt tsady FaSsT quiet
ssss 500 bblG ineudns 5000 bb Shipping EIra seller
s sSSsS D ~ 2Say .msopss eSS SO Is
Of; ssr {. i1.s. s. s sSs
S:s ir SSpS 1' si; 800 50 Ohio ind
ssSSSS to isacc 5Os s75 500 go
Minnesota Supffla- ohLOot oibRfe NJ WIZ q ~
q ~ SO 81 Double Bt 8 600 = 30
Csss 10 ebo,et So'R 81 Louis rnps kx So 10 rs
Wheat srtr,s 700 40 tseDsee Extra BIRDS 000 . 80
sksira Ind,
ohis and MICA 756 3 90
Flour quiet and tame TIE supply OF medium grades hge
heavy with moderate demand for the low
grades Bnoes are without changes sales OF o4O Dds m
loU %
Bat. Nix 10 Good SUD-. 500 ~
Bait. 9e0rgetoSn EIua ana ram... 3Od ~ ~
Delaware 's'..''''''''''''' 10
Baltimore Howard-st brands oDd -
3V~
Rye Pear nn lair demand aud STEADY sales OF IIV ooS We
Quote
Western Fine and superhDe..... - l0HS5 10
Rive Flour. Penusvsnls- ;......:;.:.. 4tSU9 80
and fairly se;ive sales Of 300 bo We quote
Corn Meal. Js-seY.SS 25d$3 35 Corn MI Brwef ISIS 90
ConM 25d 3 50 Core NJ ,GOliBsr. "a 90
oon Meal ws..~ d5S 3S5 Corn Aea. G Star a 3 81
Canadian Flour quiet 81 75d$S rs Pbb California and Oregon
Flour plenty quiet sS 50d$9 so hb Bag Meal is Sm
ana fairly active White 81 50dSl co. Fine Yellow 81 20
a$ 81 Coarse 81 05a$ l0i Cob Meal at ~ $780, Ground
feed stsldsl 20e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
Ghanres for Business Men

Ghanres for Business Hlen
A GENCIES in London or Liverpool.-A bust
requires the shove; security and twenty yean
reference. Address ACTIVE TRADE Tribune ono.
DROOKLYNACADEMY OF MUSIC.-STOCK
: GEORGE R. DUrTos, 81 Psrs.Dlsce.
business for SALE-Sutable for a lady ;
- pce $780, Address NJ, Tribune West SIDE OGee 3Oo "e
Tsensy.thirdst
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY-First-class me-
location Broadway, three lines Of the
sold easonabe tsohds cash Address n c. Tribune up
town Ofce. No. 81 West 32dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
Es sl 4 81

The BEST ADD MOST AGREEABLE TONIC introduced For
he Of Indigestion Genera Deb and Loss OF Appetite II Ia IN
valuable Recommended for it. purity the Food Journal Artha
Aass. N. d.. Wentworth L. Scott ESQ.,, r. G. s.. A. L..
r. r e. A. &c. SOLD by Groers 0Den AMI Chemists in large
toItes at 2G each. Beware Prepared bV
GOODALL BACKHoUSE l. Co.
Leeds. Rngland-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
For further Of particulars poers at Sot's and depo
l.. NJ. REED. Geal supt, Nes-hsvsn
JOHN I. MOODY. suP't DIV. Hew-iorks


NewYor Of Dssrossei and Corl'nd.ss As 1oSs
E1prpss HARRISBURG Psburg the West ai South with Pah
man Pa attached, $3.50 NJ o. Z. and $50 Sunday
8. Z. $3.50 D. m. -,
at Q a. H., 3 and 9 D.. m. SaDdaY .. -.
Philadelphia B. g. 800 lZ:3O s. L. D. q, o'tb
0 D. M and ~ nighL SUNDAY. ), Z. $50. ami 3 ..
For Phsde Jha Ksnsinson. aud 6:lO p m suDhn
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15

Canadian Flour Que, 81 75a$S as Dbl California and Oregon
ana fairly active White al 81 5OdSl 90; Fine Yellow at 81 20
asl IS 81 O5aSl l0 Cob Aea at 80 Ground
feed at ldsl 20e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15

TROI CITIZENS LINE for Troy;
rs..e 81 80 re s% s:t. s,. ma
ssys snsep'eA at ...s's 80 Eo,ans ~ $3.50 On
Railroads Cor all rsta cart sad vst -oo, xy opooo.
INK MOST DlRECr hOvrK TO AsATo0A, LA0 SEOR0E.
~ AND MONTREAL
TAr.uxh tlekst. 81 and Aaxsaxe checked - Destination
JOSEPH CO -NELL. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
6teamboata an0 Railroads

NeWHATen leave IU3 lAcc NJ tUJ lbiI, 10
AesBE .5s AID $40 oca EI sl0 (EE and 9lO ~ Pm
For Souh 1905 sos. 900 1900 100 and 3 70
EI), % i53 5;1o G35 $40 gl0 Dor STAFFORD l9
sos 905. 1910 M 1900 100 Z23 SlSi S:oo, 45c,
4:45, $40. $40, 6:3j 7:20. $40. $40 ?. N.
Fer Port Cbe ter III 40 .oo -,
$40 H. Shore Line at 100 And 9;lO TSe 500 a A.
loo md 9lO D. H. osgRg Stamford NsrsS aad bnfse-
por The sos IN. and loo connect WITH ,ss on S1ors Ian
Division for NorEeh Newport s5d roViesce ae1 we
and Northampton z. New ayen sos asd izOO neon
trains conec; witt Springfield Asd 300 m ef
Montrea The sos 800 500 and Ass eeshesls sh Mag,
tuck S:05 CO. BOO p m slth "a
road Bds The s05 sni sO5 m .nd 10 ply eos aA
$40 Oashuy Eorsalk al So Nor~sk an Tue cVo
m l. :3s AMI $40 Sss Canaan Railroad e stamior
sunday Boston Mail Trains at 7Oo via spnagAcl J4V
via Providence. ,,-.--- - M, u
Dwingooa Da! Bzpess and seepngoa on Night 20
Tickets can e purchased Text Ooe Of COMPANY a. Grand Cen
trail Depot OK at \. Tazr Co, 9ii bTosaSAy IA
Coast Brookz; vino will also check baggage from res
depce to destination
rber Of particulars posters at hotel, and depo
l.. NJ R1ED. Geal supt, Nes-iisven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15

A LBANY and TROY, So SARATOGA, So 80
"a b. DAY LINE BOATS. c. yIBBARD and DANIEL DREW.
Yry- Pier $50 Twenty rist nort OF Enc
ferry S:45 landing at YOHKERS. TARRlT0WN aud MACK
by ferryboat MILTON, P0UGhKs8PsIB, gIIEEBECk Two
IT, CATSKILL anf HUDSON Connecting for all points SI and
NORTH Imp tickets to WEST POINT, CORNWALL and NEW
BUhGH return day 81 Tickets b. special ears and baggage
eheekei ohaNioga and Shason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
DONDOUT and KINGSTON-Land DIM

~ PROVIDENCE
.nd RHODE BLAND TUESDAYS rnurr
DAYS and SATURDAYS aOi SToNNGTON Aondas Weneas and
Fricss from PEG 49, Fsrh River asy eept sao
dsyl, Al nnyingln bostoa ahead Of all other Inca
This the Inside Route, aad avoids Point Judith.
Tickets for sale at al principal Railroad and ssteroons
cured at the sa Of sssses Express Company AL 3ly os
D. y BABNOtk
l. W. PILKrYs Press.sst
AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-15
pHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD

L ONLY DIRECr ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS. 10
TIE OIL REGION LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. dfsiA
will leave Dessrofses and Cor sat-sL Ferries:
$3.50 Express daily Suais win Pnllmsp Paf
Phalpha Wamspo sHd Palace Car % Oh
City Arrive susbsry $40; wlssspo $685. Loci Haven S51S
Remove Irvisetoa BIOS; Gerry, 6sO5; Rne 743
CORY OIL Greek and Allegheny kvf
Oil Region hne with Lake Shors Tor al poae
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-21
CITY EIectIen Proclamation.

Be it resolved, and it is hereby Or
dered by the Common Council of the
citysof Los Angeles, that an election
= be had by the qualified voters Of said
city, on the first Monday in December,
"A. D.a187S, the same being the first day
of said month, for the following Off
GERS of said city, tO-wit: "a
u One Assessor to fill the unexpired
term of L. Seebold; ...s
4 Two Councilmen to represent the
First Ward Of said city.
One Councilman to represent the
Second Ward of said city; 38a@
Two Councilmen to represent the
Third Ward Of said city;
Also, three members of the Board
of Education Of the city of San Fran
Q The polling places shall be as fol-
For First Ward-At the house of
Don Cristobal Aguilar.
a For Second Ward--At the Council
rooms. tt.
For Third Ward--At the new brick
store of Lorenzo Leck. a4.-
The following named electors are
hereby appointed for the purpose Of
conducting said election, t0-wit: 'Pfft
First Ward-G George Walters, In
spector; T. P. Campbell and Cristobal
Aguila, Judges.
Second Ward-Wm. Mckee, In
spector; J. L. Morris and Wm., Nc
Phkrs0n, Judges. N l- -tF
Third Ward-James III. EastOn, In
spector; Louis Mesmer and Louis b.
Martinez, Judges.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-21
SERvAN1CALlSM.
How 10 Got 4 Supply Of Good Help.
Los ANGELES, Nov. q

aU5 Los ANGELES, Nov. 20.
EDITORS HERALD: The city of Los
Angeles has splendid public buildings,
elegant churches, handsomely paved,
clean and well lit streets, magnificent
agricultural horse races, climate with
out end, and everything to make life
desirable except good house servants.
just now in New York city, thousands
of first-class servants are out of en-
ployment, many of whom would be
glad to come out here under an en-
gagement to work a year at half the
wages usually paid here, provided $50
was advanced them to pay their fare
out on the steamer. propose that
those who are In need of servants, will
each advance $50, and in addition their
pro rata of enough to employ trusty
agent to go to New York and secure us
O supply of help. 1t seems to me that
the proposed plan can be easily and
successfully carried out, and that it
will result in saving the ladies of Los
Angeles much hard work and vexa-
tion Of spirit. Yours, truly,
HOUSEKEEPER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-21
Prescott and Los Angeles.

The military telegraph from San
Diego having been completed, Pres
colt, Arizona, and Los Angeles are
now in telegraphic communication.
The following is the opening cores
pondence: 49,
PREscoTT, A. r., Nov. 10.
Hon. J. r. TOBERMAN, MAYOR OF
Los ANGELEs-De0r :Sir We are in
telegraphic communication with the
civilized world, thanks to Brigadier
General George Crook. Send us your
railroad and we will send you some
Apaches. M# I'll -
- &s - Yours, - -
..lf5tsfs WIN. M. BUFFUM.
se REPLY OF MAYOR TOBERMAN. 80
MAYORS OFFICE,
Los ANGELES, CAL,
lWffTI November 20, 1873. ~
Il To WIN. M. BUFFUM, PRESCOTT,
ARIzoNA:-Los Angeles joins you in
congratulations and thanks to Gen.
Crook. We will send you the rail-
road, but take none of the Apaches in
ours. j. X. ToBERMAN, Mayor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-21
Real Estwte Transactions.

Deeds filed for record for the "a hours end
Ing at O'Clock, Nov. Goth, 1873, as reported for
the DAILY HERALD by Judson & Gillette,
Searchers of Records for Los Angeles county:
]. A. Jackson ct al to w. w. Jenkins ct al
100 9-lOO acres in Palomares Mining District;
A. p. Chapman to Joseph Young-Part of
block A, Chapman tract. Rancho Santiago dc
Santa Ana; $500.
Lucy Jane Fuller to Nancy Jane Pease-Lot
10, Block w, Mott tract; SlW.
I. l.. M. Chipley to {. A. Lockhardt-4 acres
Lugo tract; 81.
r. p. F. temple ct al to w. w. Jenkins ct
al-lOO 6-lO acres PalOmares Mining District;
S. 90.
S. A. Jackson ct oil to F. P. F. Temple ct al
100 acres Oak Fiat Mining Claim; SIS.
+. Y. +. Temple ct al to w. w. Jenkins ct al
leo acres PalOmares Mining District; S.
Alexander Hull to ]. s. Brown-Agreement
to convey lot IL, section 30, according to map
of subdivision of Rancho Azusa dc Duarte, for
sl,2OO and assignment Of contract by Brown to
NewcOmb Greaves.
]. Champion to s. p. II. r. Co.--Strip 100 feet
wide through part OF Champion tract, San
Francisquito Rancho; 81.
Geo. G. Gibbs ct ux to S. p. II. r. CO.-Strip
lOOx425O feet in sec II, 4 3, II IL w; ST.
j. d. Champion tOS. r. II. X. Co-Strp look
llSl feet in Rancho San FrancisquitO; 81.
Victoria Rowland ct al to s. p. X. r. Co
Strip lOOx86O0 feet in La Puente Rancho; VI.
w. Workman to $. P. II. II. CO-Strp lOOx
10000 feet in Rancho La Puente; 81.
State of California to E. A. Phelps-Letters
patent for w n sec. IS. $, II II W.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-21
PosT.oFFicE DIRECTORY.

Eastern, San Francisco and Northern-Tele-
graph Stage Ltne-Arrivc at $500 p. M. close
ut 1l:A5 NJ. Letters intended for registry
must be presented before II A. NJ.
Coast Line-Stations between San FrnnciscO
and Los Angeles, via Santa Barbara-Ar.
rive at 1890 T. NJ. closes at $3.50 r. M.
San Diego Line--San Diego, Anaheim, Gall0-
tin, CapistranO, etc.-Arrives at 400 p. NJ.
closes at 700 A. M. s p
Southern Arizona-Tucson, Yuma, Arizona
City, and Way Weekly der
.yice-Arrives sunday, Wednesday and FRI
day at P. M; leaves Monday, Wednesday
and Saturday; Mail closes at A. NJ.
Northern nArixona-Prescott, Wickenberg and
Way Stations-Semi-Wee Mon
day and Thursday at 500 P. ~; leaves Tues
day and Friday; mail closes.at 0 p M.
San BernardinO and Way StatiOns-San Ga
briel, 81 Monte, Riyerside, ETC.; arrives at
500 Pm; closes a. $3.50 p. ~.
Wilmington and Way Stati0ns-Arrives at
$50 p. NJ. closes at 0:30 A. M.
Cerro GordO, Lone Pine and dHayilah-Arrives
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 500 r.
NJ; leaves Monday, "Wednesday and Ratur-'
day; closes ut IL NJ.
Domestic and Foreign Money Order Office
Open from $3.50 4. NJ. to 4:40 p. NJ, except on
Saturday, when office closes at 300 p. M.
ONCE HoIrs--8:OO A. NJ. to 700 P. NJ.
II. X. w. BENT, P. NJ.