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New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
TIE bids for stocks at the close Of the Exchange

The affirmation Of the validity Of the Wisconsin
Potter Railroad law by tho Supreme Court OF that
State is an event likely 70 give announcement 10
the already growing Z" Granger" sentrment nearer
home. Some of the arguments advanced by those
strong in the faith for an early agitation of this
subject here may be briefly stated. They say that
the people of New-Yor have greater cause for COM
plant against the railroads than those of any West
ern State; that the capitals of roads have been
"wateredD to greater extent than any in the
West that. except III the manner of doing It, there
is no differences that while at the West
the favOrite method has been the building
of branch roads and extensions by
sort of Credit MObilierp arrangement, and then
turning them in to the Companies something like
twice the actual cost, here the bass has generally
been the enlarged business, the Improvement reduc
ing the cost of transportation, and the prospective
future II is stated that the line from New-York
to Chicago, by the New-Y0rk Central and Lake
Shore route, has TO extra net income OF up
ward of S5,OOO,00O TO meet the payment of even
per cent on the fictitious capital or water" which
has been added within the past ten years; that to
earn this extra sum requires the charging of rates
which are q direct and unjust tax upon the
business along the entire line of road They say
that if the companies have the right to assess such
tax now, they may IN the next decade add another
SlOOOOOOOO of water" and still plead the right of
compensation. They claim that while the actual
capital invested in railroads is entitled to fair
turn. subject TO the contingencies as all other
business, the people entitled to all the benefits
arising from the inventions and improvements
which reduce the cost OF tTansportion, and should
receive them IN q corresponding reduction IN the
charges for passengers and freight. Without stop
ping 70 Gnalyze these propositions they are submit
ted thoughts likely to force themselves at early
day the attention of capitalists and merchants
The foreign advIces were of no great Importance
to-day British COnsOls and American securities in
London being a little easier, with the Bank of
England rate of discount unchanged at three per
cent. The bank gained in bullion during the week
G121 900, and S5,OOO to-day. The Foreign Exchange
market was steadier the nominal rates being given
below but bills were attainable at ASH d4.S4 for
90 days, and at 4S64 for sight The effect of the
Louisiana troubles having been in part spent, there
were specOl OF considerations affecting gold,
the opening price being 10, from which it declined
to lO9s. The prepOnderance of the days limited
business was at the intermediate figure. The bids
for the Treasury gold small and not calculated
to impart new fTmness TO the premium. They
aggregated 81 $4,000 from IS bidders at rates rang
ing from 1904 TO 1896. The award made at
100 70 to lO9.S6 as thus detailed:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
cprrDS MARKETs

aAsrssro~ seOt l7osOn stssdI 1oaef e ssiaA0, ia,
ys hsie,I vro.s $40 .les 435 bales .toet lOo bAe
MiAssaS 1850 ordinay l4's-i sofs fe-pe 80
.pssts Br-n. 20O bales e"ASs"e ~ 0-s'' a' -
bz4es; ssd s-i.s. ,,.,,.-- ,xa... -
As~0sax..s sses I7-COaoa gse.i hseAAo. io,fs tos
nLios is.e eed orhBafY l4; oet rteeiyt 1Zol p1les
srsss Less saiss ss 500 has iAa vveHis po oasS '"e1
II 7.47T bses .x,. 49,. - 49,
Wuaxsrcn s-p. w. -Cottsn auss Mbihoa ios.i Low MO
aAas laSsc Cod o-<insrI l3lse net r,'nss Nv ''' -
soa.s-se ~ bAssi stoek zve ese
ss>< r.45ossDs stsady hsans aee- 20. 80
49, God a,n.s- f39sei sst Ssag1' fi' WV s-' "
szsss Tf2 essss sfeet, sS34 sA+e ,.,,s -.
hsss 80 f7-Coatn quiet and aaeAsAte,i a. - -
ssssps MAO ssssss szgoa' %.sssi'' DBL oss'' ~s w
ssck, 5,sOc bziss -. -, ,,,4xu-. "a.
NxsHs s,pz f7ccaen sr.dJ f.ir deD,si hAanss 10 =.
ssoes, 6,8st bales. -. .....,.
46s bsss srps 56s bAes saes bales 'oea AoA'
aal<s Lu.4 - =
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

L C.1 IN Harlem, and 70 in Lake Shore. Union
Pacific, Pittsburgh. North West Common. and West
ern Union Telegraph CLOSED the same ss last night
while Wabash declined per cent; Ohio and Missis-
sippi .; Erie O. and st. Paul and Pacific Maj eacn
The market closed barely steady at o considerao'e
decline in some of the shares from the nisnes'
figures Of the day. The opening, highest lowest
and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day were:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

..p.s .ss s.., ~ss's ''~s.' ss sss' Ska 800 ss'''
LOWS sept l7-cssss giss and sseAans niddn.s lee
1876 bales
sosvos ssyt i7cou quies Mssipr l7isei ros sss'pss
s24 bses; ssIss, $50 bales stoeh 5000 bales -
strNsari seps l7sstsa unchanged Mddhas l6s reesps
e3 baes shpnents, 50 bales; stock, 8, 395 haiel -
AreusrA scpt I7-Coon qns A1dlns iSis net rseap"
S9s bsIes saes, 3S5 bal-z
PnnADsIPaIi I7-cos'on aun MddHns lie gros re-
256 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

asry,, a IN fair demand 5000 bush sirrsved sAts -
~ a. M, a,rs Fair Weseern 80 vi 49, enc
better somewhat erted We notice -eme
.s 10000 bush hes Ono miro g,,.5 =,
White a. DO 166s western
eOd65 l,c i66d6Te hear Of 3tVe0 bush 70 sre
d,verr on Rye quiet and s scsrcf hs ~
500 bush 96e Jersey az g5c delivered ar1 Sl
and the marriott 10 somewhat ercsd he red
the ~ 600 bnsh
at e5 dg8e closing 96e for load out orron sus 'y, a.
earl, for ~ loads DO. White al IS dSee 9o
o5rd6ior 80 600 bush al W aso' IN.
FLOUR AND MEArhe inquiry for trade brands o. E a., shin.
~ hnifed notice fAr nquJ
ming RIas Family brsBes are da and ss
I uipuesots ErAs demand and are STEADY ~ -
and No steady Al the close the market 70 s'J -, Of
grades but very irregular Tor the medium and hsh g'u'i
IA
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

IHrREnAT, Sept INT4.
COFPERTbe Rio for the reported follows;
aeeep per 9S4 bales
Taiuto 1870 bag; Adeside Penderga I6l hagi Copeucus
2Ol7 hays: swallow b769 tSntOS, 3492
Iamon bags ReOws s95 Susan Bergen, 1900 bags
stock Baltimore, 81 2SS bags Haip
Roads LOCO BAGS Mobile, 1000
Orleans 500 bs total AZ SOB bags ahoat and load
for a. 400
bags stock sappes for ali parts Of The
United sss The business mild grades emhrsee
mostly pBeyouss reported 000 SINGAPORE 346l bags Mara
Rca, $50 Porto Rico 2b6
DomIrgo 2 Jamaica 50 bags LaguAyra
sod IN within add S56 bags SAnIo Do
maso going Hamburg To-day he
very sG chiefly Ae IDeIsni weather which
the advance noted
act We have lZj b. per CoDeraegs.
terms public Mid grsde steady
Of l7Lsc. god NesS Watt Creighton
Novr ttest
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

Ibcnded n toe above <ye % bales 70 srrfve-
shpplng 5 bsos us dag ssf
aas rear 562 ssies;
York 3a.S72 ss>s consolidated Aioek lVx oSl bales
sesdy SAsos is0w di oubsas
LcWB Bidalxazs:
sfx .. n--septuber. 800 B ia<33o
400 lb 9ft- oSbe1 Eos 10 IA S; 400 l51; November,
800 IA Dsos<,e1 leO, k l6-s1e jsssry TOO Is 81 see
Fcsrusry SEQ " 1885, nas so0 l61e tots $500 bai,s
teAss o. " n-S9cnr LOO b1sa 500, 10 2i.32e
$50 i6<; $40 lS ~ -ss 40 isNs o~ssses I0s ls 7lse
lB8sc 500, 1854; es IL isSrf; roo, lbss 100
is i6<2S ise t6HA otIs II So 100 rs IS Dc
fb fssDss ioy IL I1S2oi l0o i5a 100 ~ iises
Deezs. SO iSia-S Ty, ls 5n- .9g 10 LOG S ~
10 I1-iSe Boz - .S S2s; 500 10 1iIGe
ZOE u isi6s Ae Is e2ssa, hASca. 800 I61.e
April 100 i6 Ie< ,ssL 100 sr-sd i290O
FEYiGxrS-tse 10 szth Pr+gde so~y nsaxate
wssh eiy Lvcsepl vtas
o~z Brss - 0o0 b<st Grsas
" sse 70 C<s6f ooo bosh 70 n "a 10 1kvevsa ~ oO1
90 a. rs 49, r.s-s tss ga isa1ea ~ TOO teas
Oh CxAe ss la e. 8 s7s TsaaAse lsq
ars- -sses "a a. On gsean trs4s hstsd
cf sge<i VII SOC Grsa1 "a "a oo<su, ItAi4n
vath $40 $500 asss-4 81 II sze Elo uaun-
GhAlA whvsa spsses .ss
aaeh Fresssr ssssh Is. u De Wss< e oaua s
Oh sprss ssa VI gee tsgss Of @eessss. ssd pu
5s 1ETks esses se tcsxh gs Hs deGB4 ssfy export
Wis,sris!s srnI srs Y ar Teyeen % nifss ne s,i,s
ls No sAs.sss .s 81 25fss Oh 81 25asi Is
la Lei 81 ~ for White Michigan z7ia fof Azbsg
d.. 81 27As White WosasAA sssisT ssA aAsslla
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

In railroad bonds the transactions amounted 20
$4,000. The business In the Pacsaa mortgages
alone exceeded $4,000, Vt q fuEshsr advance m
proes- C., c. d L c. 1n4a ooBtaaee On thesr do~a-
ward career, and to-aas tsusb~d Ga Tic ALLOWING
were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

In State bonds Missour3s sofd at 99s for sxes Of
1875, 81 for the Hannibal and ~. Joseph issue and
Tennessees at 5cto5O for new coupon. and - for
new series. The other dealings were uniruportant
The following NR4ra the hids.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
DOSTPONED SALF.-SELMA, ROME and
DALTON r. Rrhe following sale tPoned TO the srs IA
day. being the third day Of November BeTt 1874.

"A X -
.I sT.Pg o1.oS or S J fserD s.r. s 81 vs. The
s% sP % S % dSsS1 Ds@ e I q ] e a rS S f Rome circuit
Of eOl Decree Of foreclosure Of Hrg.se se made !sns'
ms Superior court On chsncsry Court veil
T ss Sss. ag % I a o.'; % a 'ss cSsS, vu
@ @ e ] $ e9 - ' Ts 19s 1 aoo. ,esns Sss % Win viz
sell pase before the Coahoaie door the C Of Rome
tT1I, Of ~ S5 4. 4 se a T T M sos.n ~ M next he
wing M lh1 ni noron OF the Selma ome a
G ero.ss, s S.S. ss ae between fh 5. q Ab%s
Sf Sq'Pt Po Of r o Dec Il s a aa Gan q o ,uss
o .as %. Sa Ss whEe as sar Win s Il. shts
ben sPss SSss, s. .ss sSs ns s1
property RO. spperaIniHs or belonging
OsoS, Os G Of $ HS Zoe M & s% M Rons aDa Dalton
o. sG ISs 1 p Ss s9 S or .S BE- IN the hS:
aad said receiver. IN the State Of Geern consisting o. al
box fat baggage ssboo passenger and other all
Dd aen nav be on The liz. q road depos
bon.af 70 @ sns Rome @ end Ds sSS %
be paid e the DAY sac Lhs balance s The pi
oner be pad cash Or By ers. the Anoaat 81 ssa sAne &
gage red thereby the said ssm, Rome and Dalton
@ u. sSrssss to Be- 5 for moi ess than i've hundred
dollar, ,s ~ sIs 1s % s .S @ s = a5e 9,a.s
tue Chancellor Of Ad Coars deem the sane night aud proper and
Upon full omplnce With property
be made tbs purchaser BY The Commissioner shon the purchaser
felt any paid scored the said Commissioners
rgbt Immediately they
may resell said fopeY both real ane personal OF sad
Selma Rome Railroad such
thal agree on. BENJAMIN g. WHY, c,r,n;.,,o,.x.
DANIEL 8. PRINTUP
RoNE GA, Msy !, 1874
The made under the supervision and
pOyu of The Chancellor and the sane hereby Ordered v pissed
Of The Court Of tie proceedings 10 said cause
and the order 81 this Court. -
Done at Chambers at Rome County Of FoId Georgia May l.
1874. j. W H. UhDbRHOoD
j. s. C. R. G.. Chancellor
sale postponed by OF he Chane lor and 10
psreptor the hrst Tuesday 10 September nsIH
j. W. n. UNDERWOOD.
j. < c. x. c. and Chancellor
soresad postponed by order OF the Chancellor until
Ttr.La NuHr
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

rALLOW-The market aT active bat steady o. 10000
al &C. aecorng quality 80 hhis Choice City sesL
UHIsKY-Ike market active steady Ales u $50 to
4
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
principal quotations for gold;
Tor foreign exchange :

Money has been in ful supply at 2aS POI esat GA
call. The discount market is last quoted. The
Treasurer at Washington received $4,000 IN Ma
tional bank notes to-day for redemption
Government bonds have been quiet ana firm, and
clooo ~ foIioxvc
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
THURGoAT Sept II, 1874
complete s OF exports snp2el II vessels Hneo
-srs cleared io-1aT 10
ASrvmP-SteAner w. A. sohoten
Wheat bush Is iii Tobseeohbds 35 MID Tobss,D 1925
Tobacco, cs.. "a
BErRoUT-Bark Harvest Moon
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

WHITE STAR LINE.
Foa QUEENSTOWN AKp nrvYRPoon
cARRfING THb
UNITED STATES NAIL
SBW AMI fUII~POwERKI srkAhSHPA -
ssssax Seu-fcrk SATURDAYS Liverpool % IHVkA
DAfs saiag o Csrt Hsroer
gRIAnsIc SATURDAY s,pe 10 2, Il:oo
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. 0cssoss o. al Il:vO A&
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. os~osr Az o. sVOe
BALTIC. tArURDAf October ~. a. lVvO A.
From ,hs Witt stal rer o. Herh hvsr
Passenger siasssa aansssa ooaense
eAFETY sPRED AfO OOkkONr
sste,.a
ssaos ssssses sea ssSuasAss esssAay
ELTss-ssicsn ESQ., goa Rssau ehsA sil0. GoA assnss
tes .>s fnsss ~ h,saas tss Ola Cssany
,,n psv opss. ,sszxs vrspsa ssakesss a lsv rslsa
pssss~ssrs esssss rAA 3s3eME
HsrvsV b,ssss lpala. busssAsiA. ChaA
py,as asnB II spvAra
u uouDteSo
sSsA n 10 xsa1sss. As0rak IL conIA Aesse
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
MdrDle duo Sldte Hlaufels.

KLABER, No. 1874 East Eighteenth-st.,
IA near TrAve sehug and manufacturing All Kinds q MAR
MARBLEZBD MAN fELS and ether MARBLE WORK al
greatly reduced pres Marble turning Tor the trade
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

qnote . A., up--.4,.s5 oo4s5 10
Com MsaI .stern 20gs4 20 Corn Meal God s"4 'o~
Com Ap.lW WsnN 4 O0d 50 - ~. v.iIov,
Bsg Mes.Mrket arm; Fine White 81 O5ds2 O Eise ei %
Al gbd$2: Coarse At 81 l3dSl tSi Cob he4I ~ -
Ground Feed at 81 6Oa1 20 p 100 D. ,., .,s,4v.
HAY AND STRAWTbe market n noderaiey 5e i ~ "a 4;
30 anote shnrpng New 60065c retail iOish
clover At 56d7Oe and SAT- 6Od65S slra. =. ~ $40 do
tsm,s We Gnoe Lour Rive Od and New 55d7Oej she o
do., 45 d55e and Ost at 4Od5Oe. , 80. 81, .,o,k In
MOLAssES-Refning grades very due' ior van % '
Groe,ry era 1es there sboat former hsuts
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

On gold loans the rates were fiat and per cent
for borrowing and and 2 for carrying The Ha-
vana steamer arrived here yesterday with $4,000
gold coin. The Frisia sailed to-day with $4,000
silver bars. The Customs receipts for the week end
ing September u, at Washington were S3,5OO000
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 for called
bonds and $4,000 IN coin interest. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold
cleared. S3s979OO0; gold balances, S1GJ3656; cur
rency balances. Sls3l,3s2. The following were the
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
THE MARKETS.
tCarefunr reported tor rHE TAIsuNAl

RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

TIE Cotton 1ssut
norp thar a yraoe absVe below the quoted
sALss PoA YaasRsT bELtvEAf.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
findnrial
LIRE INSURANCE STOCKS WANTED by
IL T. 3. BAILEY, IS wAll-.L
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ THAT THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY
Will be heId At he OHc. o toe Company

ON WEDNESDAY the l4h DAY or OCTOBER, 1874
TBB POLLS WILL OPES AT II n and CLOSE AT p
Tie books the viii be closed Oct az N,
a.the hss OSBORN Ca, a 3Osds sud reogsned on
Oct l6, 1874. g. r MOKOslhI
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

Hf
NAVAL sTOREs-spnts Tnrpenne in better dsAns ~ %
sales embrace ZuU Db AZ -
s4c 5bO bhlA at 4OO EewlOrk bb At Soc eabo %
LOO bhls Wilmington a. prices Wheh we're
Pivsr graGes neei demand s Rnbsaao "a
~ 4g0 hhls Good AZ ~ 80 closing sady al S2 259tZ 81 N
mon 10 (;oo 600 bbs 5j0S6 So Tar sold IN yoos
nT al S3. sales Of 40 tbs Washington At that pne Fon
~ 80 ~ CIV Pitch at AZ so; 200 bbs Pale Rosn 20
remains quiet al oO1Sle rom ernheh
Cude Fish are steady limited demand Crude Nl,e n M
~b Sr innpv qaiet bat steady; held az 81 tOqS 10
present and 81 II G5l ~ ioI Fhnt western
nm Al 95d3Gc. Other oils are duh
pRTROI Ei M-The Reaned Oh was LIN ea aha Ine
show dnness and held higher quoted az u %
deTer sales Of 1000 bbs spot Al L
4Td5e Saphtba Western unchanged q9oa a,
lO1-dlO4c Cases quiet and steanf ~ &c
Pndepha the Re6ned less active but stead
roe Pnmary msrks quote ooEs Petroleum Neni hoDs
doing rusyie dull 81 O5; OIL City qniet al II Vo S
ehsyed At 72oc housewife quet al 922c PaIeTs an Osl
S5aS7i2 Latcr-Sales OF 5OO bb tIhu a.
Refined reported at i - cT hfsi h- V'
delivered. 81,
PROYIMONsTbe Pork market less ,eye bn steady sale. OF
25p bbls $24dS24 l2l cash 800 bb Do sesf
bat duiet; of 70 b0s Al elo @
Extra Family TeTo Beef bIm sales OF lOV
CITY S26 80 Beef Hams arc steady Cu.
qs Peked S3i0s7sc 1000 smoked Hams at Ioc
10000 u light Bellies 10 q al II Bacon qne bu
mixed lots AZ lie Long Clear he AZ
l3s4 Dressed steady bat quiet quote gss
anhe market especially for The futures sales OF IOO ic At
City quiet al u &c for fuure deiTer We
Of $500 seller September al lO0l5's 5UO e seller
Ocgber l43lc 1000 eter si1 months II oloci 40O
e seller the year y b LOU tes khneo seller the year
rrER-The-r continued good demand A1d with moderate
ind table SUI continue 70
he Western
H.. Nu N IL " fTr N
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

lots bring l3- We quote;
siate FaetorT ene 70 State Factory. new,
1904. all cream hte..... l32dl3a
SlSteFactoU good 20 - state FACTORY, new 20,
l2afal3l2 all hr.. llit0lZ1
Stale Factory. State Factory, new,
20 fan. II az All cream h1h
Western Factory, skinned 6lO
common 10 80. l2i4d13 State Factory, new
all cream. iull skim 4 n
available stock 2Od22c the buoyani,
22d25e. We quote: ~ ,
~ d23 Caaalisns SAS
Metesrn Ill az
RICE-Te market very guiet the demand being ONLY Tor smau
proes The stock kang0on tbs
1880 Carolina AZ TdI f for Fai IA2di" for
Prma; PAua ct 101 4c and Rans0on A. od
6lse.
sRRDs-The demand limited the market srm
oasnni Of Od Western lO AMI DO State al
Ise the of buyers Timothy b selling
. s2 75d&3 basL Rough FsIseei In fair demand and
amer sales Of 800 bash 81 % q bush
sTBAKlN IS quiet aDd steadyi quoe4 al 1873.
SuGARS-Tle business in Raw Sugars only limited owing
chiefly eeenl weather but holders reman verl in the re-
iSj hh Cuba Museoyad0 within
200 boxes Centrifugal 9 We quote Far to Good Re
S-sc; Prime Centrifugal lhds ald boxes
s9ad9s and No II Glazed At ga Rsbo connues q setve
demand revised We quote
tgd1Oltc yellow 1ONdlO7 FOR soft White II &c for
Powdered l4c Crushed ii IL GranuAsed We
uUFfa
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

NEW YORK TO CARDIFF.
~ THE SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COAPANra
NEW PlRsTCLAsS. FULL-POW ERED CLlDk-BUiLH sTkAAs
SHIPS EssTosd Wharf sersey Atr
GLAhoRGAn.. .sfPTENBER ~
..--s ID.
Csrrylg goods si ne
United States Canada TO por 8re Channel and all obss
poInis BnZsnd. --- -. -... a,
These bu expressly for ss sas oroudea nfa All
IL. .est ia nent>f
CABIN AND SrERRAGB PASShsokltA
and Cabif, SD
Ncfeaxu Ceraaeas
fUu sS3 currency brsrs ssor Il aowart
For further Dsrtuan C-Hh sttne Company Olee S~
'0''' N"4-''' ARC aIBALD BAxTER Co .AssnA
40. Il Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THR GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC GOMPASpS MAtb
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN ssW ToKx And HAyaz CALLING
AT BRESr.
Ts s0n ve.ses toe (b<ias
more souihery any otL MI Per % NoTb RIVER
a.
vILLe DR. PARIS. Danfe sArURDAI. Sept 10
PkRBIRk, hurms Octoesr
SAINT LAURENT. Dscbesnez ssATURDAY OcOoef II
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN COLO troeaaaisz siss,
First Csbia ....sl25 eecona
B1eursion tickets a
American uayesrs usasi By ssrhsa
Ce.ene bss4ss saVisS sas
N-''' ~ GEo. MAcKzxAx Asent Ne 55 Bro.d-ss
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18

C0TTS-fA meveDeua USeoa SAly hned not
vt~uanhng Enrop-
and Irregular make chAnge We
New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
TTIHE pFNNSYIVANIA RAILROAD COM

tn PER CENT, GUARANTEED, FIRST
" MORTGAGE LOANS on improved IOWA FARMS Refer
,pces aud fuIl Information sent sppiesnon-
UNDERWOOD a CLARK. Muscatine lows.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-08
Pacific Coast Items.

Shere was S1,377,415 in the state
Treasury on Friday.
The lighthouse at Hueneme has
just been completed.
The burnt district in Chico will be
Immediately rebuilt.
Four thousand tons OF wheat is
stored at Redwood City.
There was an earthquake al Calisto-
ga on Wednesday morning.
The water of Barrett Springs is be-
ing shipped to San Francisco.
San Jose on Saturday shipped 4 ear
load of fruit to Philadelphia.
The opposition stage-line between
SonOma and Milton has been bought
off
\ lynx weighing eighteen pounds,
was Killed last Saturday near Grass
Valley.
A California lion and bear were
killed last week in the vicinity of
Weaverville.
The Monterey Teachers Institute
will convene at Salinas City on the
Goth instant.
MN. Morton last week purchased
the Masonic Hall property, Santa
Rosa, for 5000.
The dry goods dealers ofSacrameoto
have inaugurated an early-closing
movement.
A ten days run at the Washington
Mine, Mariposa county, last week,
netted $1,000.
George Kilgore, of Quaker Hill,
Nevada county, last week, committed
suicide by poison.
Charles ID. Woodmad has sold the
Tehama Idependent to c. B. Ashurst
and l.. ID. Clark.
The freight and passenger traffic on
! the Southern Pacific Railroad Is large
| ly on the increase.
Sacramento shipped 1,022 tons of
fruit and 263 tons of vegetables East,
during the past three weeks.
Several citizens of Colusa county
have recently embarked in the enter
prise of rearing Angora goats.
Loud complaints are made against
the n anagers of the Vallejo street rail-
road for charging fifteen cents for a
single fare.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-08
Miss Fannie Marston Tonight.

Miss Marston will give her second
concert this evening at Turn-NcTcin
Hall. She will be assisted hy Mr..
Morse, baritone; Professor Havell,
comic vocalist and pianist, aud Prof.
Falkenau, qianist. \ fine pro-
gramme will be offered Miss Marston
will sing in addition to a number of
brilliant walt2es, etc.,a grand operatic
SOLO "I[athleen Mavourneen, can
ME Laurie" and "Comin' Thro' the
Rye" and by request also the "Star
Spangled Banner She has sung this
on many public occasions and before
the largest audiences that have ever
assembled on this coasy and with the
most enthusiastic effect TO hear her
sing this one song is alone worth the
price Of admission. Prof. Havell will
sing two of his best comic songs. Mr..
Morse will sing q baritone song and a
couple Of brilliant operate DUETS with
Miss Marston, and Professors Havell
and Falkenau will play a number of
DUETS on two pianos, and
also a number Of fine solos each. A
most enjoyable entertainment and u
fine musical treat Is in store for those
who attend tonight. The box sheet
is fast filling up and already presents
n fine array of seats taken for the con-
cert All those who propose going
should get their seats reserved, ,as there
will be full house and good seatN will
he scarce
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-08
Real Estate transactions.

Deeds filed for record for the week
ending October 8, 1874, as reported for the
HERALD by Judson, Gillette 4 Adams. exam
iners of title, No. 80, Spring street, Los Ange-
les:
three acres in Rancho san Pedro; 500.
j. G. Howard to II. T. HazarG.-Undvided
y Of interest of grantor in Rancho los Palos
Neldes. $1,000.
L. Wollskill to l.. j. Roses. :. of n. u of
y. It. a of Sec. !, Il. / s., r. Il W.; s. 1000.
Sheriff 10 ID. j, Mccormack. Interest OF a.
NJ. Pyeatte i'll llsaores Santiago de Santa Ana;
$I,40J.
j. W. Potts %: II. Blanchard. Undivided
p of block X of Mott tract city; $l,50O.
f. NJ. Griswold TO \. +. Hyde.-S. L. Il of S.
w, a of See. II, T. N, X; 10 W., 40 acres; s..
r. A. Hyde - Johanna German; same pro-
perty; $780,
". II. X. Montague n. S. Montague
of equal portition of Montague farm.
c. B. Layman to Il. ThOrpe.--77sl acres in
Santiago de Santa Ana; " ,0SS.
Jacob Schlesingcr to Horn K Turncr.-Thc
ScheSinger tract ih lIl Monte
+. p. +. Temple to Land and Loan Company
of san FraEcisco.-311 acres lands described
by publiS survey; S93j i3
Joaquin Megia and wife to c. Lindlep.-S. Z.
4 Of Sec. II, T. $, r. 10 W.; $3.50.
Conception Paomares ct al. to a. II. Mes
of Rancho san Jose for $4,000.
W. S. Tidwell to A. Glassell - Forty acres in
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana; $1,000.
VIM. Johns TO |. w. Lord.-Iot III block VI
of Mott tract, city; 500.
VIM. Johns to Geo. W. Morgan. IN
block NJ OF Mott tract; $40,
vded a of Also Mills property; $4,000.
Geo. *. Porter ct al. to +. Peaudry. Lot |.
in Sec. 3, T. 2 N. r. 10 W; 100; 49,.
Il. Menzel ct al. to Chas. Htlls.-lot o3Xlt
feet on Center street, Anaheim; 1929.
&. Maclay ct al. 10 ID. Rivara ct al.-SiNty 'siN
lots in san Fernando; $3.50.