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Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-01-28
T. A. CAREY'S
e Semi-TropicaI g
NURSER RTE -.
Grated, Budded and Seeding Orange
Lemon, Mexican Lime, English
Walnut, Apple, Peach,

rear, rig,
And Genuine I.amGuedOc Almond Trees
Call and examine py stock. Priced cata-
loguc sent free. Address POstOffice RoX 265.
Los Angeles, Cal. TKOS. A. CAREY.
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Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-01-28

HOUSES FOR RENT IN COMP
IA ton, near the depot, for men doing bus-
ness In Los Angeles, or others. Monthly
tickets to Los Angeles, 81.
Also, for sale, or rent,.40 acres choice land,
under cultivation, near the depot, good house,
artesian well and other improvements, very
cheap.
Also, for sale, five Ranches, choice land
containing good water for rrlgatng album
dainty: one 70, one 40, two 80 and one 100
acres. Great bargains
CHAS. b. WRIGHT,
de27-lm Min. View Hotel, Compton.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-01-28
The Santa Barbara Press
An Independent Newspaper,
Devoted to the Interests of South
ern California.
j. A. JOHNSON, Editor and Proprietor.
AS THE CHARMING CHARAC-

\ S THE CHARMING CHARAC-
"A ter of Southern California, and more
especially that most favored section called
Santa Barbara, becomes known to the world,
II is not surprising that widespread and
growing interest in this region should be
awakened. 1t is the constant aim of the Press
to furnish perfectly reliable information on al
points of interest to tourists, invaids and
hOme-seekers, which we are now able to do
with greatly increased facilities.
While the PRESS seeks TO promote the
prosperity of all Southern California by all le-
Ultimate and honorable methods, 1t Is more
directly interested in the growth and coming
greatness of Santa Barbara. The unequaled
loneliness of the climate its almost incredible
heathfulness, the beauty of the scenery, tn
wondrous variety and fertility of the soil, tn
almost unlimited range of products while
flourish there without irrigation, will b
known from time to time by facts which can
not be controyerted, I'm the columns of the
PRESS. Any intelligent person can become
familiar with this part of the State by reading
the PRESS for year.
Terms OF the DAILY, per annum .....,......T 90
Terms of the Weekly, per annum........... 90
: Currency and Postoffice Money Orders taken
ut par.
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All yearly subscribers to the WEEKLY
PRESS Will obtain, FREE, an Illustrated
Number, and copy of WOODS GUIDE to
santa Barbara, Town and County.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
FRIDAY. Dec, 4-P. VI.

The recent developments in the affairs OF the IA
cifc Mail Steamship Company have caused much
comment and apparent unpleasantncss;" Dnt after
all they amount TO no more than was foreshadowcd
in this column in September last and those readers
of THE TRIBUNE who accepted tho statement of the
Company's affairs then pat forth and acted upon 1t
arc likely 10 take but little interest IN the matter
now The natural effect of tho rather staft-
ling developments published in the morning
inr,ols today WAS to create an uneasy and unset
tied feeling in the stock market; but by the COM
hined efforts of bnlls and bears the depression was
checked. and q temporary buoya1cg was impaired
In the dealings which resulted in an advance IN
nriees. Chicago and Northwestern. as heretofore
taking the lead, and making an advance OF /! per
cent from the lowest pricos of the day; but TINS
condition did not continue long, and the market
soon resumed its natural tone OF weak
ness and closed at nearly the lowest
prices Of the day, Pacific Mill taking
the lead in the down ward movement. The business
of the day amounted TO the salo OF about l''.O0'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Nxw.YoRK Dec A-DEEvEs-Frsh arYeis, srJ All 81 'eJ
81
4U31 30 for the c"uespSUug ur d's '-S'
There Of ong horued cattle among thc Oh w.
o gh 10 r. ~
even g,oi lots 'ns 20 te hn
active thaa pehoi' "sl sil's =
at noon tAe oG all sol FT c,nm - ,. & ~
ste were going s@I2iac IN "a dres 90 20 90 o sn
cherokee cattle 5J d. lne de 'eI ' N'
r fe brmer the Of Prce- r'm'us We ~ ~ -
ported Wednesday ,rsIerd tue "ofase '1'0' "-1 saw "
Of al leas. l4c y 10 r. -, =, 49,. Scot, cara.
n Dura cars; Wheeler 60, cari D. DaI,'l-n '""i
Elliott Ca oar; sader 90. cal w. n owens ca aAs
II oSr, .om Tor Scott, ls light Kesurkv steer ga est
49,. At OL y 70 ID 10 cat. " fs &C.,
80 syrrs,r az Gl2c y N. 10 drs, 81 ID 10 l. tab's
h, a. ia lOe 20 dFr %
N for ssn 50 bne Os cSt al lO's IL & TO- 20 a' -
m FOR mixed hunoh Of II keniuctT aod sr -
ew at 9l9c DO ID kiot Co, AZ ,oase a-'-is
cattle lV lc. So NJ 'of Saudcf lave
carload Of mixed ohio aJout ia cw sVeise al 10"
yL,c q Id. 90 u, TO ii IL 10 dress . % -
NcPhe-,n. nrJ U. D,iesmsa ~ k-niuetV ci'
average, lOl4 dl2c b %. % " To- a. p1A -
common KeutucAy seer, "a DC y - - uies % -
b. lUls. So 10 o Wheeler 40 10 ON" o"4' W
conn on y Sc y 10. 10 dres Do u. - q.
\ Moses Tor Marks BTohefs, 10 Omo ear '' 'p' VA'"'
10 ewL W glOLc q 10 VITA few toF. AZ ia ~.
Fitch frerse, for L.. D DOgd II ib4snA '"e's ''"' - "
y N TO dress b, u. .,y...I. ..,,,. ca .x1 =.
lO0ll ~ y 10. Ia dress 66 10 to 81 10 -. . ..,- -, a /.
M.uu Faler Co. cor o. n Owen~ ~ Nlr;inia ese
crI Al ~. u 10 TO 80 10 with $lO oa the oi b ~
Ti Ci, 3f cst 91ac y n to dress 90 10 an' ~ %
Wheeler "a Oaio setnt e"I a. e~~ ID W 49, "a GA
NJ w..l GY nsnt, " aaes Co i" s~eTs ~ Wv
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

shares all told-about the samo as ycstcrdny-tho
leading shares as tn volume Of business having been
Pacific Mail. 1850 shares North Western. % 100
shares; Lake Shore and Western Union, each 81 900
Wabash. 1880; Union Pacific, 1900; st. Paul. TO-
5Oo Ohio and Mississippi. $500; Erie. 5000, and
Rock Island. 800 sbarcs The changes IN price from
the close Of business last evening to that of
this evening included q decline OF ! each
In Wabash and Union Pacific in Western Union
Telegraph in Eric, in Canton. II in Panama.
and q in Pacific Mail, and an advance Of each In
Lake Shore and st. Paul; each in Central and
Hudson; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western; Han
nibal and st. Joseph, Norh-Western, and Ohio and
Mississippi aud per cent in Quicksilver. G. G. and
/. c., Harlem, Rock Island Atlantic and Pacific Tel
egraph. and North Preferred closed tho samc
last evening. The opening, highest. lowest, and
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day as
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

lottl '.,lro T-'.a""
We clip the following from Me, wle. bros son 90, 1r.
car: N"Trubrr mon'h "hea NJ 'le a he "oI "e ar.
thr sls AA' 2o-td ".'H y u'n '-s " -a." - a.'
certain a 70 tie ia are Of 'nr -Sr isat e have n Se 20
t-s coa.s. oas1ol, nas p. dep sai
SS ,i as % snnn s,. i. , one ' & % me- ' sf ie p -
sls Tue aHo,t general '-e%oa - :, per u tie P"so
the -n poiaS t'its be nart goods tbss
would not sell AL IN the 400 ne "ae. cn.. have "e be-
l"ag IN p.ce' Ter to ei ses he
believe that any aecae " il b. stccs % M Of Sr STOCK. For
peroi Of 'ue 'et tie sapI % es W u1oa5:e' ies
on 1cgn mssct; 'Leef.. sh,iI Lese b. noi"tey
mantlincd Id prossb' alv'pcs prc.s qe.'ao..
Puei "o" have 1e ~ 41ed son "1i "'h ile &c; 81 '
ovirg te OIrng can be bought At sikh. ae'ae '"s
benz reqea.,t the a.ue' @ tye ho 'iOsn maen!
change texas oo,-Ie supply 10 lh, most, u'sss
suite ttc Il " eoo4s ns; IL sn n t leAs
se not moya4 rs freely Tlt b j. Vi ca Prarc sa
justGe bg condition Of Ia n hes sd pr's % ~
rrrpoa vi the values here Ne d. not to-" o"srl 10 Y 81
isren uloa Wooen GDo mAet As'ehs "a.
hssr du ool bonad to ;y@ps.h g., a. svsr ,,Fr
manufactured ssice will ndcte dne o9 me re-
s;,sasI s,ssi.sI: - ,.,, ,.,.... -, wa,
rno IL 05Oa; sOOd ieeee 49a.- Qa,''ei ooy f'e's'
QUO Pa.fLy.St AND secc;ei SaIosy Fe'cs
6ja58 Fese t5acCe 9T[e1u5f'sr "a l ~ ~ rs~ oa
ss55c sl5 on non Pece l7r Conbns Perce Go@d@e
Iowa. fRkhoSf 'SD Si IT, ,., gioss. "a
46 4J Hsh0oi Peece Ii GO0ci V4aTsefS1 fleece ~
di7c; COnbiDg Psere, 81 a60c. .--o
AssoUK AND IESSgsGs Wl,aed Fleece iOd0Ve.
un.sseI fleece 36aiJci Unwl aol " a)nk. iJ@ ~
TUsn "ooLChoice. 5VGO4G; fsr. "a 43Sci lnens
AM hasry i5152G o
PrLlnD Hooi-SesYork Cry Ezra Pul Ell. 40d45c. New
ork ty sugrf prl 43dGe Hesork TIT, Lambs Failed AZ
ode Nesrn Suv.r .1 EIEa lOGi4@i LIlts PaLsd
4Sc Country Super Paed. 45Ve country LAMBS Pulsed IL
qIJc ,.
34e: SDuug FL sud - Io&; Fa Chp -
2St.; Fall Iip low AMI Ourrv. i1D23c
Bs.rn. 80 V30e.; M.aa Eirtern 3Z~3Jc Low
q Ia nor 5Iq2Jc. Very barr, lNGZsc
P0KEu. ape God Hope, 33d37@ Bnenos A. 'e
Mefao de,La 80 d32e MoneVJco henno ani Mr't' -S
35c. C.othGg 40 95Jc Aasrs 81 M. fSG'Zc
sMHnkihe market Is seaiv a. ye,erlaJs a1Vasee with ~
ot 45u bbs. at 81 u3.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring purchase or rent such property
will ind il 10 tner interest to advertise IN 4HE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate un exceeds that OF any other news
naner and in addition TO this advantace,T TIE TRIBUNE
will e found not oay IN NewYork aad all its cities ana
villages bat in every State and Territory throughout tie
Union Tho advertisement should be as BRIEF as VIII
allow of the advantages claimed heinS made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwell ON the fact that the
.ubscribers for I three editions of The TRIBUNE, Daily
uiWecky an! cekIy, cuuprise individuals III every
bnsiness prfcssiOn consequently, each
arc read by all classes THE TRIBUNE dcVOtes especla
attention 10 reports of sales 0 real estate bOth IN Guy
and coutry thus adding greatly 70 TIE value OF It COZ
0mns as an advertising medium. The charges TOT adVer
Using arc as follows; DAILY 1EiDUNE, 80 cents per me
,nrrocn insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. = per nnei skh
VyyKIy CRIuI-NE p cents per line About ten Worus oi
onr wide columns avel age line. Terms cash IN ADVANCE
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, FRIDAY, Dec. 4, !

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Dec. L. 1874.
At the Exchange SNesrooms to-day Richard
v Harnett sold. by order OF the Supreme Court (wm
G. Ncoh ref reel house aud lot 22V7l south side OF
Foryeghth-st 81 feet east Of Eightbave., to Alfred
Rowe. for 500 T0e nder Uf the sales announced
for TO-DAY adiJGinet
X Stevcust.L jY. s,d the house and stable No 81
West Fort sCcud-s TO- Mr.. A. Nj. Howard of Newark
N J.. for S43bpn tho premises Hoffman leaseGod
sround rent $50 per anuum. with renewals.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

HowEs G. COMPANY, Bankers, Wall-st. New
York, offer the same facilities to deDositors banks
and allow interest on daily balances at per cent
Collections mado on any point. at best rates. with
immediate returns Special attention paid to choice
stocks, bonds, &c, for investors.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

FRIDAr. Dec 4, 1874
Asups without chnge and the market remains very
dul Pots auot.d at 6lac snl Pearls al 3c ----,-.
UOOTS AND sIiOBSTnee fair number OF orders IN narket
since our be called good for fancy goods o the
neglected aoi buyers arc ob1ed
90 u1cae h-ir oders while heavy good, remain uns ID oer
ear would greatly ony heavy gooIs bat t.o uboe Tho
export quite active Tor W esI indies CeuN u
so the Bntsh toonie Auction fairly active for his
season Of thu yr, LAsng Seges Di &C. have soil TO better
extent shoe Find Lae and webs trs seiS 10 f
si, EN- Isi p p' c. . ~ Unoa. a............. $50 90
'P Pn~ 10 ,.r, w. 459 s3 Iirep We, Pgrssi 2OD 80
siiII' iiI'i ' SSGsl 80 Cor .ei Web....... 2J0 80
b. C,,,,n do y0p IS Cater do. o........ / 0J9 %
Pgu SiiI bDH ~
BEESWAX-The market and rather more inq iry sa OIL
800 ID at 3Dl Dl2d3lc Tor Western sni Scntheru - .
BROOM COdN ASD BROOMS-COrD Urn with mr. densndi
,e quote New Green liar Saa9l3 Green. heiiim
sso,, jfp Brush sJIa. ami RednpDed and Red al W 10
broom, Qln but hrm a. OH reA nj, ..,., ,.n.t,.
COFpER-rbsre fair business In Rio AMI The nArke, remains
the Dnuiry grades these are steadily
hell The "a es 249s bags Parry Be on term, not
tr,n.n and :, 1900 bsgs UIrsh 70 arrive at
oIi1ay eArses at 10 lotc
Isr do =. N dl7s.e Good do lsroc PRIME do At lo1
ig spd .rt me range lots ~ e2UG gold MIA gf'ies are
,t ted holders pressing sales ani prices nom'naJ la
ue quote at 25q2Sc; Ceyion l71iVci haehD
LaSuayfs ls9l9e. Jamaica l19lS9s sanio DO nogo
a7ci Pore dice II 20 9c; Costa Hca ?al9 Meicin
isd 100 Anso.tur lvei SAVani lt@iS@ and OasooA
lU9lSG. al god , . c.,.. r.. h.., oniv uu-s ,i,h
M toas Of The but prices s yet are IN nt dso
change receipt. the shipping pofs Today are eIes
MI, isv lsst e. ~ f75 bales this diy .s year EOvsV
t,I ,nee sept iDt77 balss " last nigh sane TIM '
go belus iseaaS odsy eeassaA1sa " a@ ssv~
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

The London advices report qust s;ase Of affairs
in the Stock Exchange. COnsOls and american
curites closing steady after quiet Tho rate
Of discount three months bills 4 per cent,
GIG below the minimum rate of discount at the
Bank Of England this institution making a gain on
balance to-day of &ISJ000 sterling bullion Tho tone
of the foreign exchange market steady. and bus
mess rates the ba is ofiSi 49, for 90 days.
and 4S9.G i9)! for sight. Tho gold market was
steady at the opening. ut l12}oll3 and continued so
until the gain III the Bank of England was known,
when it declined to III, and later dropped to III.
closing at 11a011s Ii is stated that the pool Of late
manipulating gold out of the market.
On gold loans renewals were made fat, and later
borrowers were paving and per cent The specie
engagements for Saturdays steamers amount to
$4,000 The Assistant Treasurer redeemed $?970d0
in called FIve-twen'iHs. and disbursed $4,000 in
called bonds The import entries Of foreign dry
goods at the port OF New-York for the week ending
tonight were Sll73.5O3 IN coin valuation; the
amount thrown upon the market was $i2S0,j21. The
days operations at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold cleared So 100000 gold balances, $,fS?,7j
currency balances, S1,CS9C33 The quotations were
fill
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
And the following for city bank shares:

The following shows the imports OF foreign dry
goods at the port of Ncw-York for tho week ending
Dec. and since the beginning of the year:
For he Wed. IS7S. 1873. IS1f.
ThIoEn o MARKET. GT6,S.9 OJZ,Ojo l,s3OOSl
Estr at The por, 2I5 I76 slll019525 sl0l57336
Thrown marset. l21749,2i3 lll,9j503i lOi8757oI
The earnings Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company are reported for November 1871. $780,
597 20; for November 1873. S2Oj2i2 2S increase
1874. SH,354 g.
The earnings Of tao International and Great
Northern Railroad Company for November, are
reported at S390l7, and for November 1873. s13GOJ
showing an increase for the month Of 3lG3l2
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania 6s, 10; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
ID; Reading Railroad, 53.; Pennsylvania Railroad
52.; Gold. 1l2.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

20 sanfi of classification IN fores sept 1B7I
snd Uosnd 10 a.shy than hsb
ssoe ~ bsIew the q 1so,~t -
Ordinary, 1J stnet Good Ordinary, ifb hAflnx I'D
GOOD ora LA Low Md, lia Cool Md. l5T
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
SEw-YORK CITY.

'rsa. ss, s. o %.:G %:s 4 l7'fSo 90 West r"
ItI1spcc ,ie psr' o. 81 mS1 M'raaSs Is a175
55 55 lPrsp,&og & % s i5 %p sI, Sg sf7ISr
Another psrt lot llo map Nornsana 90 f TO mu
f- SSn DO $780, y f 10 S s-i' i.s 5000
hSrris, 80 sIieelaS on I.eWos Dam ROi4 70 Grove;
olSs N q ~ $4,000
Tts NJ wife tOrne Ssresr.. :..: l5 500
H.cS .,...... 10000
Rsach- -. 10000
dOn heirs Of Tere., B,a.rl Rser Nominal.
Sane poEeI'y Ffaaceea snei jho bapeai and saLa1.
Sfs Of Prelerek tio-r and H'un'h. ie Of George
ssS: @Ssi PSs' Fs a' To- R5s i00o
Emily weess....,.''.. -. .............:: 10000
Iasr,b,'. Nonir,
80 l+S Of Ls.'s0'a's As 900
sfs., sS s.I e5 iisa Of o.,. 9oIio2; oo
s5A 4i';':sSs' @5s s;' Jdt, N'i'n ooo
iisb @2 Of 6;a.ate 3c6ei 5o1ooIi;
lSs' 2?5 W! 81 Hs,s s@TSsS SSi1r gSy 5000
G.; StaT' Ma,l.aa,, lS' S R.2lsSl S 4
p..,s.I. TO- s:sss :ss5r s, Of ii West @ '''O
" iS and ID ~ = & 4, 2i5 70 Wa.5Sto4
s'; and 4'3 III A-' .'as.. " Nominal
sU%Hs1e s. 4i45 Wa.~'ldgoad, 25Iioo ooo
ws.isSsel, t1a @ala 25S i RsIes.se l5
R,'3, 'G oe'e MA n'"'A' os0'I. $3.50
Sd ave- e.. 6J9 4 77is't So5s75 Go deH eE ooo
esayt SS5,;r' cor LIE $50 Of SeGoy
1sI6 10 70 - Il l1II i Rsgt.5S.s5 5S 1000
1is.ss y, b. b. ,i.aD g,a' 1900
OF md OF l2th-aye eat nding
10 lLe OF 9lth-s cg what VS.
foner know 81 .aaS Of Of S-E ora. distance
s.iT..n I,. p, a S' ,J1 Ti' T. ! m $4,000
KsCJEDEJ.
7l, IT, 52I = 81 I''e 81 3eT pr esr $3.50
oiStsst rs 3T5 Of 2JIlOJ HmitOn Fish 10 -o
George Hamilton: u oOO
2i.t.st 80 1T 2JylOOi Hamilton fIsh 70 ON
- vcir... ooV
2ls-s, 400 I,-avei haui"n fisn - nt"TgeJ
O'O
= Of lsave inll.ol Fish u OeoTgeS
ovV
t9h-. - - S9sy'' % %'tv. ''- '''o " $50
sa 3-g ,e,. se liz }eais per ycsI...,. 1900
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS

H,RDWARE-Trade improved our last no de-
experienced in sales t1ey are 1 TR 70 sose o, s' VII
middle OF December pnees are without ms4
@ank pnsa o r.esveiy 10 Ss. he,o Improved demand
SnGY ASD SfaAW-e., lots sabr ,nd the mirse, remains
frm Shipping gat-s qne We quote SLppe Al OOc e"l
lots GOaoOc Clover at oO@ @GJt aDa salt az - &c ss" Is ~
~ 9Je, AMI O4s at % PJOe cash ,., ..,..,....
without especial change We qaoe a. oo"' ManA aao &c;
god s,' % ,aes Of 900 Oae, s a. & 10 10, d iA, ape, az az
400 baie. Of ga aZHs., cash AL time.
LIySEgD-fbere ntie accomplished r the past
bat prices se1lJ at our qaetaton " 4o gold oo dA
tiInect Copper contnues quite
iir for tue future; safes $1,000 2 G23 % cash. and
an 24c for January Fcbny closing With 9ja .sAd, cash,
report beyond fair bong trade tne aemAhd Icing eu 20 % t
Caes, At 81 and Gienssrnocx a. $50 moving
:, snr extent ouy Purchasing to supply their mme
tis,e necesines and the market !, 'il u yer, Gull
ss5Ssss 81 q :'''ls P i % ~o1s change.
SScu. loo tons At 81 25a6 80 s Foreign I 75
So ~. godi Govsroment prse ~ 80 sol fote.n s3e
rather CURED afer and the market Sai s o ZOu ions
spot auJ % for slrsan Union afd de Tor H. ~
gid DOnte aa-' ,ae. Of 90 ton, sa'sSe, 5 5
sae straits here and 20 arrive a. ~ hra9s
Binca all go Plates are iei an4 arm o'ber Metals ,Ie da
MOLASsBSThe inquiry for torelgn Is l Verv hght the gly
Dome.s !, in rrods,- request Caoi
cenniuai aud M,ed at SS@3Se; Sso. .l.;sd al o. ts
Rico. sUGUjc, BslsA iAaAds, iOGoo1 AID Ne"'o
NAVAL sroRgsThe m,te, for striIn-d Ro,in vsg qass,
via .sh perc,ptbi We qloe a. 2 - o. 'O T M
dl'p doot aes Of 90 obs At tss 3's , raroeoue
aniterei bat deAud sissJSa le' o, 90 es 80 3'e
,,., I sS, S',s n, Ss s $3.50. sS S u So aoro
OIL>-inseel seaiiy he'll VITA it iqJ 9io'ei ~ vp
sO b.ss qaes rather 4O9.lS i'f Coast and iJ
S46e Tor MIae Grade Ph dray naiatlas e't et ysy
n- s,seno. s1',..si aansl u o'"si ~
PROyIsoIsrae Port ~'-. 80 "'@ "' taas sale" Of
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
Titn nca! estate for Sale.

II.o 4G5, and 4G9 5TH-AyE.-For SALE at
4O). great bargalas must be sod before Dec l. ' VI
a.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

FRIDAY, Dec d. 1874.
Th. following complete list Of exports sa'asi IN vessels waeh
urrsc TODAY for pons
ASrwgnP-Bark August. -
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

Drered. as,rd :
AIban7 4 Sas. lst Is. - lob
Alb. L Sus. 81 BIDS. ..lO2
Albany & Sus- 81 b.. eS
Boston; H.&Biis lM. - ~
On. s. ono Us. lst VI. 81 52f
Cpic. & AIT. income. lOOls
Jouet x Chio LIST al. % -
Lh..BGOSpc lIM. M.ll2i2 ia
Ch,r al A Pacific. 1851
Ien.RoiN.J.IstM.N.lOa4
Am. Dock 4 I'm. B..lO2
M1SLP.l.M ). PU. .lO1l d 10Y
MkS.Pl73lOP.D J2a "
NksP. Is. GOld RID ~ ~
M.AstP.lM. LsC.D.. JJt ~ 9
FINLAND. 81 -
NsLPlhI6 De-. y
Msst PIN. 6D. 10 ~
d.GN.P.lM. &M 81 y 70
A. L St 4. 81 n. 76A2 ~
rhic. a n. ". s. r.l0b
CHIC. & 4. W. lat u. 81 ~
Cn!c. & NV. G.. D.. ~ W
ll c a. y. W. ltt a. ~
Che. Il n ". CO. Is. Sl'4 .
Ioas MiI. 1t n rs. o5 81
,.slrna & Chic. Fra lO4 100
GAeua I Chic. 2IM. lOl
P-ninsular l.i ". g.. W
COO 7sSf. 1922
Del. Lac. & w. | NJ. lOl h IOJ
Morns q KsseI ! b.lOS
Narrsahss - Mos lOi
Morris & E.s-r Con. -
Non,xE~ 7s.of7l. J0h 0D4
Ere lsi n. hI.."lOJ lOi
Ere ~ NJ. Z. 10. .lGl lOJ
Ene 81 NJ. Is. 'S2.IUOia lnl
kr.e 4tu ". -, So. q ois
lne 9TH NJ. Is. 80. 90 = 100
Long DosE Boal'....lOy1 lOI
N 4 ~. 10 l.. G....lO1
iiaa. 81. 10 ss. Z NJ. oyia 80
lllngi. Cea.s.i,7s. 10 400
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
Dantinl Araocmles
Qrlrlcrs.

A LADY from Geneva (Swizerland) desires
IA coud teach FRENCH and DRAWING
h exrhbSe for heS bo4rA Ap. br Letters Mjcmoe D. No
fhthsw
An experienced TEACHER, holding first
SnJ Ga sisa character. coali de-
several hours c pupils classes Addrev L. NJ
D.. Tribune 0mce. New.loss cav.
ANY ONE desiring able resident or visiting
"A TEACHERS will Sad en- applying 20 Mrs MITCHELL;
lpeAkng the languages well Gd hsvn- go'd knowledge OF
e will ony h.rS information also
ty schools TBACHBRS BUREAU
81 West S5th-st
DRlVATE PUPILS WANTED-By a theO-
loges stuent Ame sNDUs IRY No. Universi y-psce,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
Broohlnn Real Gslate for Sale.

DrooklDn Real Gslale lor 1alf.
NOR SALE-NOtice to House Hunters;IAny
ons Lo.g for story a.d basement b0Sh-ooIe NY ~ ~
80 iss hT -oo1 which he Ought ce an h1u usI
.bsy van, by applying MOODY LOGhis ZO' Mon'4sueS'
BrVokJa- =57 -
NOR SALE.-PARTIES WANTING 2-st0ry
h,s,,en, b-ovn stone sEs good negabornooJ htl
- IN 90, mprovemei frd last what they are looking or '
NOR SALE, a 2-story and basement brick
UOsE. located Rourth-aVe BrooEy9 can os Oougns Io'
a. so On Sss terms AYp5 MOODY kOCEkS %o9 Montague
1T. BroOklyn - = -,
NOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
No. lO2 Pi1esppest-Frane store spi hootci =, 20
Ne. a. II and So NaSssu-PTsme DWELLINGS, los fffUV
ssd Vssbiu u0tOnsLPrsD ne Dwelling
Ens I7g and 1877 whlovsL3sorT and Oaen-pt h"u''~
NJ AZ WIlougbbs st-3sor brck house lo zoI4o"
No N H.cksst.-3storV bnek house lot, ZotiVIIo
~" A'0 ~ " P COOK 2S5 wsshing gton St. BROOKLYN
HOUSE FOR SALE-cheapest property In In
B,oosIyp 3sory basement b1cE HOUSE, S snn
gTbuyoyeues,s Propvetp soe eau De -
AppJ 70 MOODY & EoGEas 2O5 Aontgue-st, pIo91, :. -
ID S. BUSSING, jr, No. 204 Montague SdS =
IL. o,psIsi Bu diu) BROKER in REAL ESTATE aGd mohl
BOND and eau
thanyb bs syetser 4 sound bass Of secantr are
60 An, tuspes. II persons u al Eatr IN bfooH
80 Cunt,, Properly for Cay Real Etate Ne" seH o
aepg 70 sv. opportunities offered by the present
an Re i sat learn OF eEceJe.t chances or
appfnx AZ tue
orpe Of improved and vacant property near ftosec'
p hsre eed their Estate IA the care 0 tne
~. y 81 choice lois a va1e Of locations near flst
a.. entrance the hsts
busbsrs ara F'na e""~O'S T. \ BusslSG, jr.
sSS''" 2Oi Monsgvest tCOohaentsl Baidihg bfoosyn.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

In railroad bonds tho leading feature was Union
Pacific Sinking Funds, which advanced to IS! on
larpe transactions. The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

cip following Bmmet Wess Weekly Hop Cculsr
Of tis date been we'll sasiaed tls week BY lib
and be quoted strong with endey
toward m early siyanc The export still small owng 10
e cny n cbsaag shippers terns anl he geGeri
bronsht on ngshoneus strike The morning
bgeyer state virtually an en and We may
re look an in he export trade Freight Tor
on 900 bales has for this week The ot receipts
INTO Ney.York snow verT large increase over hs
hsEd is comparatively smIi. bregcr, daiaz ai last 'e.
veek have bought freely quite agelT IL safe 70 M at
re yin rau 50 miles of this city have taken 3oOO
baes Of Hops Of crop stocs now IN the hands
Of only UOU bales what has been done outside
OF h, tell fhe contm9uEe redurenenso o Tue
cuntr h considerably thal hst and deal
than average tie five year' owing To the nsti h
complain oi 1u'hess
u he I'M eror reported dm, with very few Hops chsngn.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

sALRs fDs rhasgsf ~
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NKNItK-DHrk fI'Ts'sS'u f""'
gals...
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

FLOUR AND MEAf-iae maskei opened h out qiet the
iYinE 20
.ber No and Sa0erDe strog aud ANY
Slipping eiiy but quiet the close tle market
fry for sill grades uner 81 90 witt more genera de m
lne Bnh Provinces M
aud sales Of lj6JO bb We quotes
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

Siair Fae.ou. u~E,
all e.,am. ~. l2Abt4k
S.Ass Far'ogs. new.
all crran. hlll
sA,@D q amman @ cl1
St.is FACTOR, low.
a.. cf-agt. iuil sam 4 , 3
Ut q. .y, .'-.... ~ ~
L -.iiI D-.F Co.... 10 MI