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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-09

TOTAL, 1900 GIFTS, ALL Cash,
AMOUNTING TO......".......... 81 ,5OO,0Co
The chances for gift are as one to five
PRICE OF TICKETS 49,
Whole tickets, $50; Halves, S5; Tenths, or
each coupon, S5; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500; 22a Tickets for s. ,M !, Jig Whole h Ilckels
for 5000; 227 Whole Tickets for $40 600. No
discount on less than $500 worth Of Tickets. q,
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted,
in sll respects, like the three which have already
been given, and full particulars may be learned
from Circulars which will be sent free from this
Office to all who apply for them. :. E, Z -
Orders for tickets and aRpesdso1ih for ssen a.
ceyed, and it is hoped they viii be sent in
promptly that there may be no disappointment
or or delay in filling all. Liberal terms given to
those who buy to sell again; All agents are pc
remptorily required to settle up their accounts
and return all unsold tickets BY the 0th. day of
March. THU. =. bh HLH II D. =
Agent Public Kentucky, and Manager gltt
Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville,
Kentucky, dec IS cots
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
purr.DING STATISTICS.

..L .rdir Psb Al 1874 records Of the Depart
W. Adams superintendent ehno an ln
80, in AZ. several branches OF buhiing Interests IN
esS.e 10 Va. tton reports plans submitted for %
budnT. Of which tenenen and french n.s esms eo
T5O; OF alterations proposed, "a; est
49, , rs 40 ,oeea applications for frame and Other 'truc'
.,. AZ az ,beb III approved rejected and I'D pending
"a. Ry,,, on V,oLa,iOas AMI URst bndE9, reports oo
h,,Sne, sayy,,el reported oil made safe hkrn novn
soees Of unsae served 72 violations Of Ia" reporter %
notices served =, h,l1,,r, n, ..ea.es
a. a. proyded III served, 1903; rou arch girde
beams and hn,.is tested X s-..,., s.... ,.,..,.
tue i,r,.r, hail. VI Amusement 10 have been
;es no pI.cton noted except In non s1asre nes
ng ,,.s With camp stools 10 hotels aud odgne
80. ,s noa A, having been officially aud carefully a. -
,hsr condition and facilities for esress ~. ro,
a. III xb de.toed the paues Interest pave oeen o.
g.. 10 provide additional safeguards churches havs oeen ~" ~
non ~ .hlch are reported requiring .ft AL .eya.s ~
have been IN their eondou and ne
and ,nni.nse. therein versly provided TOT pfo'eeson
1 Az, and ,Aerx found TO De insamcien
Al, In been notified provide os4 Wy
..,gusr a. being vse ees@msus Y" W. ASpS
tor ARC !, IA he tsy II sasA sssnissusaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
Projected BUILDINGS,

For which plan. and specifications have been submitted to the
Department Bangs during the week ending Saturday Feb IL
1874: ..-
200 feet east Of SecondsVe ave tene-
251bJi r. T. Briggs Oxner
south side 90 feet east Of second
story, SOr2olli H. Hager, owner
One-hundred. wenTs Th-s No 2O6, second class dwell
iiug brick two stores, 3Or30.6; }. p. Mayer owner
Ssyr,thsye Hhrit one brown stone store
and tenement ave 2jI17 Holman P.nnns owners
side, l2j feet OF Third ave- three stories
10 frat dwelling J. d. TAYLOR owner
Focondst of nos oil 513, and DO, two brick
each thru estoies 55r15; j. FINLEY. owner
No, IS ~ st. brick store and tene
.ent i've stories 26.gr62 ~ Chas kircaer osner
BOZ broan stone hrst-clsss Dwelling
three story. 2OIi3; Ms V. Pfefer. owner -. -.
B.yard, No. So brick aud tenement Eve stories, 23I63
Isrss RubensleIn, owner.
25x23 II. X. Muller, owner. $500
Fer Nos IA llG brick stores aud teneneuts Eve
stories 25rJi; g. Peter owner.
SIth, north ITj feet east Of Secondave four brick stores
and ept, stories 25IfO Mchl Murray owner
Atorne 49, bnek and tenement three story 1874
100. X james owner "a.
north side 90 feet east Of Aler lnder-
tyo thnisss dwellings each three stories, 2OOIil. Law
Murphy. owner. .,- a.
Seyenth No 2O4 brick smokebouse, two stories 81
49,; gaias Lsngenbehb; owner
Gnd,t Of Blir1gesi Nova Scotia stone
and brick store tenement i've stories 25bI576 Simon Pnner
= IN o.
81; Bdwari Holon, owner.
R,stsd certificate Of erection Of the - buildings enumerated
S46,55U.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
Unsafe BUILDINGS

Bud,r reported an for tn. week ending Peh o. 1874
NJ s2s De sne,, st. un,se trout b. Krecher Son
Two buildings Nos 100 and 22 Pis unsafe ehimney' Sci '"
No. is l PSfon an.afs ssnsr Mr. Constantine owner
No l76 unsafe ehmneys; W. G. Dewey owner
207 Delaney unsafe front and rear WALLS Samuel Philips
No. 2O5 Do,ncey,, unsafe WALL samuel Philips owner
No 2o3 Deanc.y,t unsafe rear wall Samuel Pal ownsT
Dey and We's unsafe ehmne''' Edward Els
"T %so Ssnr No. and IL Gr.nd unsafe chnney, Mr. Has,
'0 S ias we.., unsafe cmpeys Mr. Hldebrand owner
No. 525 3l West Twenty oarihs unsafe walls Combination
I NO. 7sS RS unsafe ehmn.y. Bupne e,t.t.
No 7S2 srh uussfe chmney'i Bunnel estate owner
No "a srS.t rear unsafe chimney Bunne
No 1874 SIh unsafe ehimney Bunnel estate
s55 Ps., us..f. shinn.. Jane. T. Heath agent
Two buildings 2i2 and 242a Bcecksr. unsafe ehiunsy
Two budins Nos pa and 246 Beecisr unsf. hmu.rs E
No 24S uus.fe ehmney,; Han, schlaeht ssen
354 East Houea unsafe front and east gable Isaac Green
WOO r 500 n,rb,n ave coping; Henry
No. 2iS B.st unsafe ~ss founi,tOn' estate of NJ
as SsL., unsafe generally estate o. jane, Whiting owner
No south Finhs'e nus. ehlmnsi; James Sodtrey agent
No l27 uG,s va, and arch a. ~ hGHss asn-
2ls Desnces unsafe weather boarding George G. HiOct
No. So st.uou.-, unsafe s.aef,lly II N BE- B,s.y .seu'
Nos 2i5 and I'll Dencsyst chimney MT Hunter agent
No. 2j4 sOuib Ffhsve, unsafe front ple" st. Aph0n' u
Nos 6i8 622 wshihgOAt, unsafe south WALL John Ams
Nos ia and l46 Ed.behs ussnfe floors Koch Stocked
owners x,
40 AZ az wi!s,ts, nnsaie ehmssy. Henry R. Noun,
No. ss7 Rrngonsi unsafe front wall, Kate wassnh0een owner
No $40 ia.on r.. Saa. G %s Sw.'I chin
lIsS msn Sst' unas front wall, VIM Pey,On
No leS blIssts Sn.as chmusy, William Ha.ey
10 co,snat st. front unsafe wallis Taylor estate orneL
No ~ c,sa,,.,, rear salls Taylor esse ortei u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
COTTON MARKFTS

BALTIMORE Feb 28Coon no market; net receipts. 81 bales;
receipts S3 bales exports eOsst~e LOG bses stock 49,
ST. Iors Feb 2sCotOn quiet; unchanged sdditr. 5ae
bales shipments l26s bales for consumption, 100 bales stock
PnupELrHIA Feb 2SCOtOn receipts, 1O1O bales
GALyEsIOs heavy; limited Good ordn.
sry 10 lei Mddgg loci net receipts 100 oa'i eIE9,'' 10
6os1oS, Feb 2scOitOn, receipts, 50 bales gross, 2,ol4
FeS 23-coeu que; aiiddl4g Ii SC; Low Md
1885 il 26$ bales; sIpo Great Bt3ia c99s
bGes; the Continent 2f42 bales France 3Ol3 baes
wise s31 9sf sale. 1900 basi Saturday evening 1000 bales
Sa1iss.H Feb 2S-CottOn Quiet. Mdng l5ar net receipts,
39l4 bales exports ooasWse $3.50 bales sales l9 bsesi
AveUsr., Feb 23-Coton quei Addlus Ace receipts 677
noBmE 23COon steady Mddios 15iss: Middlng,
1891 Good Ordinary lSi2 net receipts s62 baes exports
Po receipts 2i5G bales exports
Louisville Feb 23-Co0n Que good oem'nd from spinnerr
wlLasaTOS Feb. cotton stead, Milil.ag, i5e
changed Low sdianr I1Gl ia rscelpt. 1912
po Ms.T Fs6 So cotton quiet and nsm,i Low MdSs
aIc; shipments 1913 basi receipts 9so2 bales stock ejl27
T. a. S ggs az. 's s I Ss. M 1g
sossolx Pn 24CoaoH STEADY Low Mda i4ia net re.
eeipt export coswise 24l0 bales sales 40 bales
Sav.ss1S Fen @Coon DOL and nominal Mi4iing 1886
B,ITSosg FEB 2d-Cotton and nomns Middlng. l8;
Low MdGlng l5 Good Ordinary, l31s receipts 5S bales
bales; sales Al bs; stock lj,fOI bales
GAya.Tos Feb 2Coon heavy demand limited Good Ordinary
l3lc Ning l6c Lib baest exports, 10 Great
Britain 677 baes c0aswse 9so bses sales l1Oo bales; stock
$50 bales. $500. .-,-..
49, bales: shipments 79S bales; stock. 10 ot2 bales.
WELLINGTON 2i-Coton steady and noIina Nddlng l5:
receipts 2S2 bales; exports coawse 80 oses stock 3o9Z
,,,
Low Mddpg IA s; Good Ordinary 1872 Orlnsry IL 80; net
receipts 81 bales gross, 6,357 bales Great Britain
bales cossise 1853 bales sales 5000 basi last evening"
900 bales; stock 332 SSl bales - 80
MoBILE Peh 24-Cotou quiet Middlng l5; Low
Middipg l4l26li5; Good OT5inary IL receipts $50
hse exports coaswis 9f7 bales sales 1000 bales; stOc 632l
AUausrA Feb 24-Cotton irregun sddng, 1865 receipts,
80 bales: sales, $3.50 bales.
ST. Louis Peb buyers AMI sellers apart very quiet
Mddinp 10 aa receipts days 9sS bales shipments, lO21
ba sales, So bales
CHtKIK,ros Feb active bat easier; Midlng 1Ja
i5iIc: Low Mding Hs4dl47 Cool Or.uary, lfc4 ret
cspi, OSs bales 800 bales; stock so )j6 baes
PgApEIPHA 24.-CottOn quot; MddlmY, 10 2c.; Low
Middipg l5I; Strict Good Ordinary i4s Good Ordinary l4c
Ordinary ~ Lgc; receipts $40 bales; 6S7 bales
BosToS Feb. ~ dull Mding l6hc,; net receipts Is
bses gross 66l sales 200 bales stoes, JOOO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
The STATE OF TRADE.
Ethiopian MARKETS

LosooS Feb 24-l23O mAmercAn seeunts-EetLBf coin,
sbd prioss ss- Ers RsisAy shares, Al 141 y
LvkkrooI Feb "a = ~ 80 -Coon Is doll and unchanged
sales loOO0 baies nndEg 1000 iOT speculation and
"a ID. basis hddns 0esns nothing below Low hddBss deliver
sk tsf hhe Nay At l6d The receipts Gf RG2t bI The pas
% Gays have barn o. 900 Tsrte intending "a O0U American
isy,nrooL Feb 242 n.Brsadstafs queA Wheat 1918
~ entA iT .vsge California White 13i1l3j4 Tor Club
%" sno lll6d 1872 for Rcd Western spring.
Feb "a 2:30 DThs o. discount open
ees noaihs bills ~ per cent which IL q
~ n y n gland gate Rhe kAissy shares, iaa44'4
s'kAfoe1 Fen H3O m.-Of the .a,es today 200
ss American sales the basis Of Mddng Upsnds
-. eeeo off'ssy .eppsj February and Mach, a 7s41
s~ssss - M-5;SO a-Tbs sneslt Of bqhop so,s iste
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

the p.sh Of bssoc today $4,000 Paris Dispatches
QUOT bM &c ..-..,
Paris di,pstehes quote Reutes at bSf p5c
res sts; 80 "a rAe -arksf'r Yarns and Fabrics
Lospos Reh 2i-Pe,roean i2.a gallon for Refined ana
for prils TsLov, 40! v cwt
ASrwsRr FEB 9t-Peiroleam $40 for ane Pale American.
LsrDos Peh 24-kvennE Turpentpe opened al 35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARK Ell

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Feb "a. 1874
The local horse trade to-day was quiet and
without noteworthy feature.
At the leading auction marts the following sales were
reported:
Nv Mr. Arch Johnston in Thrteenth-st. near Unyer-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
WOOL MARKET.

PHADrrSH Feb 24-WOe marie. araer under tine influence.
sdce Of spirited competition London auction sales by
European sales OF American Ohio Pennsylvania and
Wet Virginia Double and above 56d5Se EItrS 55d56c
Medium 45d5Oe; Nevlork, Michigan, Indiana
and Western 5O55c Medium. 81 G55e Cosrse
Combns washed 6507Oc Combng unwashed AZ iri C,a
ada Combing 62a65e Fine, unwssbed Coarse sao
Modinn washed 3503Sca TubwaShed 5id51 Aoc Colorado
x,,h colorado unwashed 22a2jc. EIra and Merno
puled A505Oc SLperdne pulled $4,000 Ierhs nlnt
25d3Oc Coarye 2202Jc; California fne
and M-dum % a 3Jc: California, COarse 20 d3Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
REAL ESTATE.
KEw-YOBK. Tuesday, Feb. q. 1871
AUCTION SALES OF NEw.YORK REAL ESTATE.

J'r,. Johnson. IT,
lot south side Onehnnire and
tsenv verth, 30 feet west seventhave lot 2OKe9li H. III
slGoj0.
BIZ n. p. F1irchHf 49,
Premise. knoyu ~ Gand. consisting o. Tot 2S6IlO 90
with thrcesto brick building front Of o and tsotoy tenement
n reari s. Herman; 100000.
BY J1ms, ". uiisr.
Thr.sory and house and lot north side Of Mason
1872 Of Jsekon, 263I295lrl 6I6O Jacob Fisher
$500
Twooy basement and attic frame house south side Thirty
eghttst ard know as No @2S bas Thyghthsti lot 2rSA
Mr. Dana; S8.2Tj
Nv ADRIAN IT. Mailer d Son.
and brick house and lot south side Twenty
$50 feet NJ Srthsye and known as No III West
Twenty tIh-sti lot 2l.J l1i9S.9; NJ. Sehuauii slo.OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25


i've poultry not wanted and prices Fowls chick
I0dlc for Western. I2dl3c for New Jersey. TURKEYS
SIMILARLY. GesseNesJcrsy. - - ar 3O Western,
81 2j0Sl 81 Win The execution Of pneeS hc supply o. birds
pressing stock the market lre have ruled oY. Qua close
sms Neusou IS varied very little remains in wholesale Aands
and definite quotation for 70; parties close
sccptei &c. for saddles. Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

Regular weekly sale Of horses carriages harness.
and general horse equipments at Messrs Baker Chases
City Auction Mart aud y. Y. Tattersals tomorrow
"wednesday the 18th inst., at IL a. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
5apinus Banks

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANk, Elgn1n q, ar;
= ~ ,.a.h a.se, 80 OsO0ly %; srplas ts6i Wy IL
g. W. BRsTDRnors, boz ~'"','' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE

By Jsrr johnson. Jr
Tree-tory English basemsLt brick hou west side Carbonate an
known as No AS Csouye lGsKlOi2i ~ Hesseubu'sel
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

Feathers are snivng ity chiefly 10 mshBsur,rs pspv bs
howu little batter movement Al better prices Bs,,, IL 90
tof s.nety prime Western solihen eesrsI a.
for Western and Southern tzles 1900 ~; exports sine,
~ SS5 ~ time lsst 10 $50 NJ Fs.er,.I ora M,
80 v n tin for Oh Peppermint &c gs.a oil Wu,1rr,s.
" 10 q 10 Oh sassAifas. 60dGl L.. y 10. QnotstoEi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

Rscp for the vesf oil eS do. last week 6s4 bales same
lIsf 81 Nothing OF encouraging nature nae
trAnspfd e ho9 trade Brewers neglect common grades and VIII
lots has been recently refused
Of Tie beat orDa nave been pressed ior sale among
parn who had looked I'D offered O them bg; the buyefs declined
W clos Transactions m cu2ht that the high price 81 barley Will
pr,Ts6 brtse from Manufacturing largely and OF
us- 70 the aes viii be mainly supply tOr early We
arnnnL.- Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
Gountrp Real Gsrate tor Sale


ACRE PROPERTY adjacent to New-York
lower Wesebeser County showing Territory ceny 9nnsteI row
No. Isl 81 Bro.dT,y street door
L'OR SALE-One of the best built new
DWELLING HOUSES in Mount Vernon 80 minutes from ~
walk, Graded and Jagged Price $1,000 Also DWELLING
~ sp oTs fruit Of ali Kinds, street graded h,gsed
Price low The sbor place. the best of the village
RsTE %sT,5 " SSG IS
ELEGANT HOMESTEAD for SALE.-The
Hon; .: BARTo Of Tgm,S % n r. a,,n.,, .o,
&c Stable and 'o'O"'d DS f ssE o s a.rse
modern Accessible by rs-"eVe hours from
biz Osf No. gS9 rsIp.o,
COR SALE and TO RENT - First-class
s- FasMs ffP2ifI e
FOR SALE CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMS
folk Va the seabO, d R,r2sd cR asasi so, PIX.
L'OR SALE-Good STORE PROPERTY at
the e9sPs street l house t four ,'Srs
two ,,Ss aS Ts .11s BoI So s2ass S
L,OR SALE or EXCHANGE-One of the
COUNTRY SEATS the Hudson RIVER all imprced and
IN perfect apply before e. H. Or after w. ~ We"
EARM for SALE - Containing about 400
t,io.i and yr and I
possession price $40 per acre Address
c. q. LLOYD Eevtown, Worcester COUNT Md
TOR SALF-Forty acres of good LAND,
H. all necessary buildings fruit, 3e pleasantly htusted Two
Long Branch Rsiosd n rom depot for par
cn.s apply ION plseel WILSON sPR0UL Report ~ j.
nor SALE.-The very desirable COUNTRY
RESIDENCE Of late T. Clarke. located ChoION LAND
sSs s acre. .. o;aS onisI @ Win
fu The buildings the premises sehsst
Two story Cottage House containing ~ rooms sh eosee
good barn. and othec oui
srso< mi
,..,ry s OF Albany pososd AID stteps The
river and eoad easily undivided into number o. wa n'
'''' ~ H. l. CLARKE 1893 Pe.r-.i n T.
EOR SALE ON THE HUDSON.
TARRYTOwS; seoooo
mansion and Ontbuldins, line acres 'sG900o
one so beautifully located. seres........'. 3oOoO
Era, house, aae surrounding i!0Oo
several Improved properties from 5000 to'.''' l'Ooo
Mssnseeut properse, and Improvements 10000
the wet side Of The Hudson o sale bt
27O West adjoining North River saving. BsnE
MARYLAND FARMS-S8 per acre upward.
III Catalogue, rec p. CHAMBERS. Fed.rsl.burg Nd
CRAWFORD, C0NN.-Choce Building Sites.
y oas esed 70 crier easy terms Also tpe Vail, e,
exchange. p @. HUBERT, jL. 81 Lberyst
VERY VALUABLE FRUIT FARM for SALE,
smyrna Del Address FRUlr Beniord o. Delaware
VONKERS.-Housed delightfully."- located, War
station sale e O. Heeer r Oh Liberty
u I'M LOTS at GARDEN CITY PARK,
~ IUU adjoining T. stswss Garden City onv S. nsaihly
choice and for ~ millions dss are be sg
ne~ nvesments pay Savings banks they al
liberal diecaa 70 faose who sAh dow
deeds srsnins ih propeny be store ss
sn.r..,' = " hiTcacotx u. ssss assis,.s,.1 ass
J rANsvss ~ yartlSsAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

Two Missouri wild pigeons sold - 30
wanted there is enough 10 last WAL pniae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
foIris.

COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
~ (oeeupyng ou Worcester te spnrsAese B0ssSa -
Y. ROGERS Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

week j2J hb onions g. DO There
Ia. steady demand Potatoes all sonud grades have
The market closes u reduction IN stock supports deal
their receut bglE. and extreme
furs firm Yellow beye advanced IL
White Potatoes only nominal at tins
Ou.f sf.aos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

TIE fsW parcels % red % len
sesnd with parcels SOU.h fell pre-. California pears
gu aa about iTey GnS4 for Pound
kster Brurre Winter Neis all The bt been
losRg or shippers Perhaps cat Of the entire shipment car
leads been oOmpieie lost while the
pr.s. Cr.ube!rles with selling arry,
Barrels have he made ron rrst-r. Qlos;0ns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
Brooklnn Real &state TOR Sale.

TOR SALE.--LOT on Hester-st., suitable for
4 building irstcsss tenement -
rutland WHITING. Beetmsnst
NOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
st Fabush ave. and Prospect PARK Plaza GORDON fOkp,
81 Car1-st. Brooklyn
EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos 43 Wilow ~ Heksst lO2 Pines pest loS
Remseu 40 81 and SO Nssaust 26t and POS Washingcn'
179 1877 Wloughbyst GORDON L. FORD 81 Car, brook
Bn
TOR SALE--A most convenient and modern
threestorv high stoOp basement and subeesr Philhepha
eleven excellent neighborhooi
delightful half block First place Brooklyn
fifteen from Wafst stage nor car
crowded 1esy; al improvement In ne orde fee
~O''' HOLLY BROS. Piue-st
GtS OO0 to $4,000 will buy three STORY
SC,UUU brick hou.es all Improvement, 10 to 10 rooms
terms purchaser o. v Hocome ~ Bwsy, MllaasooTo
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF UNITED
r. for lst Nv. wears, Quantities yauesin Gold and
Coueocy also ReeIpor TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1874 Price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

-, l.. 81. xset 506 pkrs; last week, 561 90 ,
40 ,ees s wear Coz DOL APPLES continue ge" absence Of
- ,-s,tv an ffUrtS. uoiSthstanans Ne -, ~
qo1e P' active Az prosperous trade Of ne past n.s
100 tbe pruc pal oeaer IN pcsto9 % Ps,eSes ans
ne slsvly bui the stock Of q. linus HcSor,
S, irnts sea4v Mid BacSpSrr' i t 81 Ibis .essoa
d. s ~, Pime. poor lots DALI receipts past week IUv ,
Cai',ru.s Dried Pru.ts baTe soAe oal "A'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
POULTRY AND CANE.

The p,qrs market sovy receipts Of dressed nom he
VS. lave been u1usus. the NesJery o. other
near points ship frce, When such loN prices rule We no'
I5l CLsen sell the oesf but all socA Lat a. al Of in ap
,fsBce b . drop quoted Dn and frm
Geese u0t uau;ed.
W,e loseri quoted about The ffsfi killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

mo. VnU TNIIVIHf ,-on QO
S,s,. Welsh this, com. fair 80 n 80
s'sN ...... .S8a4O
Penn. various pkg, pscfd. 80 =, a y 70
Western hrklus, hna, In lot y " q 30
Western. Gair to good dull 0E'
Western. including Mich. ga 400
w ie' 49, ~. Iy.st.rn.....350SS
no, n 49,. 900 .82OS4
nous nous r pe,,, ~ ..,.,...SOd33
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25
Real estate 10 &xtbauoe.

DARN of 10S acres in Westchester County to
EXCHANGE Tor Broctkn PROPERTY pneey slooO0 hxsar
incamheTei. Rutland WHITING, , BeeshisF"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

~ r. AND Nhlh>.
Their pending coming LoLdon sales for
hssee We quote c1rIeDcv Dnce. duir Tree;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

p. 70, IN. v.ek 1926 bbs last week SIS DO; came
80 go 5q2 Rzgs selling iemaIEahy ' sn lor
t the moderate quotations for 'rr-l Of az kul If5 NtA
a,sl, gcr our at. Lined have picked no TO some extent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-25

Tb a1n2ly falls this OF the vesr ana a. he oOst Sh
len, nov adds something the sales III" moderate supply sa
uce ou last At ma. sly improved irces Receipts OF mk
f,r DC 1850 receipt LIST week SsU0 Cars Snpph
80, a.. v,t v the foov Erie Rslvar. ~ cren
20 5o M: Hsriem Is oad. 25s0 NeNHayeD Railroad
90 DO Hudson Eroad 12Odo Ahaud Rsllo~d 400 40
nearby route 100 do Prices The Harlem Railroad
e,lorls were follows: Pb H. - 500 Feb Is Feb -
- Pa 20 - 10: p. - -; Feb ~ - feb 20
= i serage 81 II per OF 40 lusis average ls week
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-11-13
Florida for InvnIIds.

II perfectly equable climate,
where q soothing warmth and mois-
ture combined prevail, be desirable
for consumptIves, IL can be fonnd
nowhere in the Southern States
save in Southeastern Florida. The
number of persons whom l saw
during my journey, who had mi
grated TO the eastern or southern
sections of the State many years be-
fore, "more than half dead with
consumption" and who are now ro-
bust and vigorous, was sufficient to
convince me of the great benefits
derived from a residence there.
Physicians all agree that the condi-
tions necessary TO Insure life to the
consumptiye are admirably provid-
ed in the climatic resources of the
peninsula. That great numbers of
inYalids find the localities along the
st. Johns river, and even along the
coast, distressing to them, is said by
some physicians to be due to the
fact that those invalids go there af-
ter disease has become too deeply
seated. The European medical
patients to Florida, cautioning them
"ncIo ~ 20. II WOuiu ScCul liIl =
possible for the most delicate inva-
lid to be injured by a residence any
where on the eastern or southeast
ern coast from st. Augustine down.
For those who from various causes
lind that each successive Northern
winter, with its constantly shifting
temperature and it's trying winds,
which even the healthy characterize
as deadly" saps their vitality more
and more, Florida may be safely
recommended as n home, winter
and summer. For the healthy, and
those seeking pleasure, it will be-
como q winter paradise; for the
ailing it 10 q refuge and strength
for those severely invalided its re-
suits depend entirely upon choice
of location and the progress which
the disease has already made. The
perfection of the Florida winter
climate is said to be obtained at Mi.
ami, near Key Biscayne bay, on the
Miami river. There, among the CO.
coanuts and the mangroves, invalids
may certainly count on laying {
new hold upon life-Edward King
in Scribner's for November.