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New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
HAVANA wBBKLY MARKET.

Havana jan 2-sngir opened cult mrtet bgoyan. but un.c
lied Havana hantas "a 900 ocIes fni
Lhis OF the Havana MaianL $4,000
Lo1e G9O0 hda exported durng the week om Havana an
Matanr O0O 500 hhds Including 200 boxes and all
hhls 10 lie United states 10 ~ H. g. l3ai reas
robe. Moases sug,rNo4 TO 10 at 0tdlQ real. arrobe
Mnscovaio suysr-lnfenor to Common, lOb1lOia reals
v srrobe; Far 10 Gooi Re5ang ll't@lg reals =
arrobe Grocery grades II a9l5 reals srFobc Mose, trn
Bacon dat at s2ies25 es Butter active 2, 800 S TS9s
dull at s2Sqs2 ee 70, Anrean him.IA%srein erica & sqg' r.
$2i quintet in trs ead at s27 s29 9unta i.on 10 ,
"a reals = gallon Onions firm at ~ 5oSsS eel 3
for American. Naval stores in fair demand Coal Oh
IN but srm 1 reals gallon E%gJ i9;'heads INN at
SO nominal ShOoks-BoI dull at II reals sugar Hogs
ais reals IogsheAds quiet AZ ~ reals Hoops
regular hid Of Moase loading a, Havana Tor
81 81 l2i1 hhd Mosses from tos
the portsl for the United Sstes ~ 2dt 90
TO Falmouth losdng Havana 5J c1I G loading AZ
ports the north Cubs Cos d62s I'd rse IN
freigh Is erpectei.
United 90 days 7ld12
premium short sight, 7id5 cent premium 90
days goli premium: short sight gold 3d9i per
premium London 1850 cent premium on Pans $50
SO pes cent premium. .-
S1gar rei Freghts closed y bor Of Sugar oating it
Havana TOR ad 81 dSl 2j bm Of Sugar do 70 5oD
S6 ~ bhi OF Sncsr ports Cubs touiide
ports for f60sG 5O = hhd Of Moa, osing as
Havana United - J0OS3 y hid ~ Nohs IRON
ports north of Caba for the Uuied States % 20
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

bales; stock 292 S85 bsles
mcsns Jan 28-ccon wssh quiet, hddlips lstc.;
Kidding ise; Coed Ordinary l3 4695
sro 1ose 6Ae exports eosssE 9sS bsles sales 900 be
CHaRLKsros Jan. 2GCotton du nominal Mdinns 1870
l5iyc ie. Mdiins IL liis0liac; Good Ordinary. II s;
stock. 5s, ,S2J bate. ' - -
ST. I5r jan 26-Cotton dull iover Mid.tg l5i.c
eepss sSo bales; shpmsnts 567 baies s 273 bales stock
sosroS; Jsn 2G-Cotton heavy Mdsiug Iec
bales " -
LortsvrIIE. Jan. 28.-co.ton nominal; Mddlng. 15c.
PBiLApEIPHIA Jan. 2G.--toton du; Mddhng l6ilc;
hiank - a Strict Good Ordinary 14at Good Ordinary l4e
Ordinary lic net receipts 900 bales; gross III bales
AuGUsrA Jan 20 Cotton dull Nddlpg l4lc; receipts 453
bales sales, Jl7 bales
SAvAsNAH Jan 26-toon dull; Mddiny 15ac;
ep oos bales erDorts tn the 1904 bales coastws
sSl bales sales, l,j33 bales; stock, 10. 232 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

HAY AND sTRAw-Tbe marte very quiet ...d ".
60 :, si5 SIC. AM Osi stsl59s9
ptoci buae is .o. we have oy 70 barrels Of New
pod At pee ranging from OSG2e In Foreign Moa.es there
NAVAL SfORRsspirn Turpnin. held with consdenc.
f and MOI offered to. 4S for Merchs,ble she above
NJ to srsne ROin quiet and the m,te, shade sales Sat
k sos se' rm and wanted sale, 500 bb No snd Low Pale
Mrsi % and 80 bb Pale 81 90 Tar steady S}d 50 l2
oiLs-Lasee steady; Crude Fish
ra better .aes saius evening Of 90 bt Prme Wrter
vA &tc bd. Oih.F OILS a. steady.
PBrROLBuA msIiet for all descriptions quiet to-day
~hosi features ln Refined sellers unwilling
on' and buTe, not disposed asking figures
epo, se .d ybs s o, , o vs. q@oo
sef sUnon months se Peb 10 at l4e steady
sons 6a6S; Of 900 bbls February late saturday
20 TIE .i qoSOPs for spO; we're 81 80 Petroleum Center
aSSSi4e fes.1y 500 Dbl. last hail Nav 1896
I sa sess , ; M As : sa % @ s, S % &c 5S
50 SI Clear For future delivery Of sales Beef firm
S got peps th arrival. limited sales 100 bbls at s9asl for
Sss' sm sal. Of 100 Extra City Ind, Mes, is reported at
- bs.i Hams are sm and fair demand sales Of 100 bbs
a. 500 sss City sSSss Ss Ham, :. smed shoulder.
Ioheis 40 Dry sailed Shoulder. seller Fbpus az 6h 2s
S,:s S ~ Belize. l0e 10000 n. lOal average at 9
:s.;.. S Bacon as sss.i ooA .sdy ls tm.ad csssy
ESQ Soss Do DO seller FsSsa' western Long Gs, spot at
wee. gsr..I, s $50 Ssl d so SSI'' sGS c. 5
& S :f c Sa ss Esy; .'' syS:, .sd
S,rd bitter ttoofs not ysry.ay. $40 bb. and e. =.
ana lOe Kettle aerd.di Tor fuiars denver, :. g' steam
sosiss & i;j'.' March S''s 1915 and $50 '' for April
BUrrxa-Tbs demand Ia h At sboa, former ssu,,. s,,,,.
Sea Krs halves and Welsh style readily sien Tor lo, o..
'ssru solid eaciea and rolls without chang, wquo.
6tO-Y0Tb Ne0-J,rs>t dHd PenHsy,rdH1
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
COTTON MARKETA

MrupH Jan 26Cotton irr.sal.ri buyers and sellers Apart
,nents 4 .yOs bsl.s; stoct. I0b13 hses -,
ian os-Cotton Mdilnr l4- oct receipts
s9I h,I,,, sIpors 3,33s baes sales 40 bae'i
,locl, IS lsO bales. - -, -, ..., vt,u.u. ~.
"a, ,eeius 2I3 baIes stock. 33b2 haes ,,,,,r-.
'su Ian 26-Coon dull and lower FOR sales; Mddlns
Isss. Low Middling II Il. siret GOOD ordiniry dos
receipts 335 bsesi tIa hse epofs 70 tn,s
..,-.. oos bses; 29l bales; sol, IA 10 bales
CWciSsIn Jsu. 26Coon qu.ti hiddn,a 10 y ree'p"'
, x7e h,Ies ,h pnent 148 bales stoei IL 5o bales
Jsn dsll demand limited dood
I3Le hiading l57se net receps sSov o,s esf. .iPo' ~
80. "a b.es ssss 400 bales stock. ia Dz bats
E.vOnLsAss 28cotion irrsssaf hiaIhhr ,3 20,
ssles rro l2lC5 tslssi sSpor 10 Ofss sn'an s"o e"
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
Tye. x.a D,, cyam,v and Ne. Yor. Ytcyerry

900 bags sngoon arrive at 50 55 gold in bond 100
do 7a; 40 bags Psus at s; 30 casks Carolina
SadSo - casks Carolina a, S4aSise 10 90 ver choice at
126Sfc;
7.d7l aud - Carolina late this afternoon al So
SRRDS-C quiet bu. Grm the receipts light but ample for the
wsn trade quote 9as09o. Tor Prime Timothy dull at
50 250$3 50.
SPCES steady bnt without much activity We only note To-
ssle Of 613 bags Pmenio private
and in Ind sales Of 100 Prime G2
7 and 100 do for February private
1900 N No. !. IN hhds., at sc.
SUGAR-The market more active and better the sales
about loo hhd and 76 boxes viz 2Oo bids Molsses
$50 do Densars private 80 do Centrifugal at
al 300 TsnspiTed
G27 Centrifugal at % and lSi boxes do at Ss Rtned
Hsds Powdered Crushed and GnulAte
lOA,c; As gas Bs, 9la,; BIrs Cs 9he; and Cs SsG9c
TALLOW and iairy active; OF 100 hid. Prime CV
for February &C. $1,000 ouotown stock at ia r7'e Prime
Cy quoted At 77ac.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
@ouurInersnlu NoI,ess.

NOPARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned have
~ under the hrm naae and sys OF
JEsSuP Co. transaction of general Clothing ani fufnas
, busp... and sill occupy premises No 25U Broadway 'oSa
a. 70 Iuill Temporary stole, No. D AaIrayrt a..
sTRPHBN W. JBssuP. JOHN L. PLUMMBb tfer many yam s
Of Ab.ruetsr Caiias also Colas psmm.r .e yo"N o.
hcNJLrr JoskPH j. BARNUA.-hss-fsh, Jss l. iofs
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,ol.v Pots are steadN anu q"
s,eed Al G9,d7c Pearls sIe duh ana hon Le quoted
g. CoFe to-isy quiet still ta maAel Nss % 4O
COfFbh-ss. ,bt. evening the only sales we noe W
Se,dri ~ @ e,ty;eser on terms communicated MIA '
.e.d, ha' quiet sn1 puces 10 en
coIrOS -The inq1ry for spot sll Vel' ln,e-, t, %
-. 80 ,y, -. Il oser We quote as ooS T.,s.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

Oa ,sd sner 1879 vii SsstA Bsshst. ersss-
lys ., follows (sunds,s slespsei):
Pstehogus and inermsaste sstces q 80 y Na
For Isip $50 N and ss TX
Per Babylon ssd iA,eIusdss sauoss Of 80 n and 'o'
sad p ..A,.N q q
sad pm. -. =. a N q .
FOR Hsnp.ssa RssAsssy. ssa 'ssss.sss s'asss@ u"
sssas, Ws.ss l.s,, Dusassss Ishg 49,. ..,,...
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

70
sors Mes, sse, 81 2oas4 80 Meal. B,w. $, 7oas
S;srs Ms.l &s.s 25a 80 Corn Meal Elr "A 20
Bnkwhcs Four sye and stesdT STATE At - 50d
~ 10; PeSts~sna 81 9Oas3 go tsncI - ioGSS Iy
H.r Mes - stssdy; Fine White 81 81 6jQsl TO- DO FELLOW
ri 6OGSl 20 81 500 II 50; Coo Meal III 35dsl iO
q; round Ferl - 81 2OdSl 40. ,
The market to-day very quiet bo'b ~ 'he ne o
h,rthF moderate
fr The engsCemen were: 10 LIVERPOOL y
e.,m S29 hush Gain at 81 900 bs es Cot at ~ as
$50. $4,000 bush Grn at Id To London BY sa,
900 and 500 ibis Flour IS 2i bV an out
1000 bush Gram Al ia The charters include an
kssu Srrve Baltimore to Cork fo orders with 5000
b. brs hence 10 Gibraltar or orlers,
Refined Petroleum on pr, ate terms British bsfk OF
egIst syre With general csIgo l1np sum-
h. f. rvei betce Bremen 500 bbls Refined Pc
k,un Of 96l O TO arrive) with
lued Petroleum from Pbadepha 70 Bremen, both on
kneo 6s Sd and British brig Of l39 tons register,
&sooe ilr q ndSsrd With general csTRo. lump sum -
GRAIN inquiry active for Sfng Wbesi and VI IN MOD
crate sys are ftr nger te moderate receipts o late ana e
reduced below holders the scyauaEe the market
au tg1gh the advance the demand chiefly 70: Spring
aud Mnneain d lc advance
@i deman0 tie sales $4,000 bush a; 81 -
uSl 81 UnIradef SDD II 81 for No Chicago spring 81 90
kdsl So for 80 81 62GSl - for No Milwaukee 90 for
M..t>rn 81 T3 Tor Amber do II - Ind 81 sja
81 81 White bhrsp 81 OjdSl 81 ior Whe Spring Barley
% srmer and xaue1 Of 900 Dush good No Western II 80
- 900 busa lIrOwed 81 15GS1 30 Canada West
Hrm $40 bush Hungary aud 10000 bush Gcman pnvate
quiet drm sale. Of $500 bu b. Tworoved
ktsie 81 less and h,n at early change
rei 81 Gic; White 81 GO5c Black at VI d62e Western
hIeh 65N6ic; White at 6i q6jc STATE MIed at O2c on
tat $4,000 bush. NJ Ied in al o. ~ Rye quiet
1e bush Pennsylvania sGd State at 81 OS0-l 90 and bsg
bo. 81 O3as 05 aud 900 bush Prime STATE
ehosgh quiet; 10000 bush unso1pd at 772a
Sc Old Old MIel held a. ~ TS3c. IN st esern Mixed
bet SO S or New Western eow at S5dSJc; ley Yellow
IS3aSJc. pier; Oh led sod saoAt SOC IN car lots
u y lKg
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
CToNINGTON LINE F0K BOSTON. VI

~ ,l .s,.., steamer. RHoDB ISLAND. rsessvs rsss-
and NARRAGANsBrT Mssdsvs weisestsys as
S,s,y. rom foot ef Jayst ss tsxe> sss
s.,S AZ n m arriving sssai Of al oAer naeA
for Rsirssi oaces ssd shterocos ~
80. y, N. oas~s ef BKere Co st 3s BrssSvsy
l. w. tiLkiSS. u SAS'"'A '"
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
STEAMBOATS, am0 Railroa6s.


RRIDgEP0RT, and an points on Housatonio
ss ~ s Bel Ss & ss,s '''
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ALLxkr9ws tiss T9 rug VEST .sa y'.sss "a
sS-tS Brsncb II With Dsls.srr
E: %:,T $.. s:'.: ST.. e. :::
,,..,,o. .uc.x,,v,. H.
Comm.ueinr Dec 4, Is7a-L.sve New.rers so'iss.,'
5I5a aSsw. Ts.s &. hster s:.A,sOsa BAH. Aie'"-a.
8. m-wy Tr.n Tor Plsiasen.
Sa n, % sa"s9 s%9'sa & s'' @ dsr~ a:sss
s.aaoes coD'ec's: JuDeii'u s'h D-.
& ,, sr;s .; . +. s,;; =, y..:: ::
E:,s. ss,is Csr.i a..s w y ''
MA Ss. x::; "a; q .:s %:s, .sa p s.. .ap; a..
ing Columbia Lancaster gpssa. Postsvlle, s.rn.sor a.
49, so W. W., Tran Tram TO- FOR Tss Pss.A A'''''' ''' "
r9 .S for s hi.,ss ar%:.' ~ Mach c'4'' Coz
,ssOp n-wy iran Tor sorse,rI. All Pe~.s1'a.
sl5rp slr% w. .,iS T,.is .I' ssrfi.is fss fis.;.il
1i5op n-g,Sslys RIns.' i.d, for B'soa B'"ise A"s'
sP,%-ws; TI;S s,G.s Q; s9ns''iIs.
1922 -,sais5,H.IYos s..,ea
lIi3p n-For Pi.ins.G
lds9 Ifisa is% 8; IssS, %% ! S,s 3, s;ss
80 tiS SIS 81 5:i5 'S 1876 J. iiiSp% IA .,nv0,
HP. BALDWIN General Passenger Agest
ERIE RAlLWAY.-WlNTER, ARRANGE
II MESr OF Train, taxing so'embs' }. 1873 PyH ca..
900 a. '%-cisannsa .ad oSsa,o Day Rrpr. D--.s a..
Coshes 70 Buf,o and Sleeping Coaches is,'la.,oa.
1Oi5 -EEpreS NAL for Buffalo and Nssii FNa Hepas
Coscb 10 Buffalo.
In m lDayl-P.ciSc Rrprs. 70 Sleeping co.h,.
through to Buffalo, Nagls Falls Cncnaah Detroit AL C~ 40
without change
Port JerT, 90 900 1000 1915 IN. 40 iss)
Goshen .na Midowp % 800 $780, 300 1899 .ni ID 10
30 trains at hiiorn With Sssfofs sni ~
w,1"ics 800 i6:i5 :. m. and t3onm
Se-burgh, ts:3O. . and 10: m. sud 4;Jg p IN.
slasrp -, Gas $3.50 1880, s0d IS m. 3ij 5.
Ridse~ood. Honosus' AleLd.e AMI R.mwy'. t6 Gi5. s.
p,vr.an 81 si5 4 $50 TO- 1880 i0:t5 Ii jy
a, m ~ noon las, 3lj 3:45 4ij . 5;l5 D. '6s. y.
Newark -, I. $3.50 to45 snd 1880 a m 3lo. as 0.
ana i6.3O D.. N aud l2 sAlandsV nights - - -. -
Rushe,funi Park and P.ssslc 40 's3o 10 .lo;o IL
noon, .l;i6 4. 5;l5, .. $50 ol5s 1880 ant .llDem
HIsisls Hacsensscl ani Wa D. To- ana $40 l. s. g. g.
and 6 IN. aud IL Saturday nzhts only.
spge~ooi 3 g. 49, and $50 30 3l5, ass. AiJ q ~
Crsskll 5 8 49, ard $3.50 1870 3:l5 tij. $50 o 10
sna '7:t5 m. and IL saiuriay nights
spATkhll D. b. ~ ndo:SD a. m i.o ,oiI, fI' 10 obh
aud Mack 10. ami 30 1880 silJ isJ ID
6;30 j7:45 m. ana IL Sa:urisy nights onl,;
Spring vsle7 and snf $50 IN. f4D N.
NOrsIraBs leaving CRamberssI hi h'nfs tsvs
Tweaty ds 10 Minutes earlier hsn shove time f,o' s,ra<
quster hours Twenty ri 80 inmates es-s
Boats leave thirsi and 1880 eoaaspas
hours Tb, ~
mdnsht trains start from Chamber It. only. . -.
Coaches can orer or the cn,esns an ,a,
Bsgxsg. NAV ohcss2il, bl) sni SSI
c.dvsy; One.hundrei twenty 6ths, aud ibdsTe
Court - BrossD at the Corpanys Droo AMI OF Asens "'
P.bp, .b.,s ~ ,supdsy, only tsSuodsvs Miadlst,xn oaly
JNO. n ABBOTT. Gen-rl Passenger Assat
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27
Qbanres Tor ,3uslmcss Hlen

THE Original Jacobs Old Established
"A Jwey Musical INSTRUMENT, Bi,ine for SALE
bargain. Apply al ils ,hahsmst
A LITERALLY paying REAL ESTATE and
N LOAN BUSINESS estsbi,hed bisn consequence
BUSINESS. little erA dosn HARDENBERGH l24l Brostwsy
XNANTED-S5,OOO to $4,000 to help enlarge
weebhed aud payiee Business IN the CIV OF Ysrs
The be uy psreulss address j. Dick
INsOS Co, Box ,OJ6 New-York r. q.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

s sr,.r, priess early the dsy we're from aoloc
H. ~, = rortiou Of which regAned "ih I'I MI
1890 iss ,oScessop sale. as follows all on '''' VI ~
s.ls. evening ser Janurs So Eo5 ,ss 200 Is
s,y 200 IL 82e 2Oe 10 6G M11ch 'i 0n ~ S6c 100
EYiG so Is % 32e AtI 700 i6as ~ Vv 100 i6 i73gc
ssp. 800 7c; 200 l6 400 10 iIlo S 100 bales
FsbT.rr fos kpr Sales ods = m 1'IS' 6o II
1OJ IA - 200 Is 3l-32c; 300 Ice feb1si' w, IL 5,si
Seo is 200 i5 200 u sl.s' do 100 +, So 10 ig 15 se
E.S 500 ,5s 100 IS 2c 200 10 g;dG' sa6 III iDc 30
SS 7s2e; IN 10 9l6e 200 l5ti 400 10 '57c; AdVV GV0
HS ai6 ~ l5 l932c; 400 l5asc 400 10 i9%-c 9Uo 20
S S61 900 i6s 300 70 ljl6e 900 eei zoo zoo
rs si ,ly l6e 100 - 3lS2oi 900, 10 10 ioc; oVO
$si5 5 Is $lS2e 100 10 l5lGS; 100 % SlS3s S6o
,o0 IL, 800 l6 32c; 800. l6o 5VO 10 l,Zc ooO'
h5 Tic Ss, 500 ID bloc 100 10 li2S 500 239 700 lgSci
160 M sc 400 Is ll-}2c; ZOO ltssi 500 10 I935ci
s,pp i6 rc. goo 1890; 200 10 "; ouo 10 'ioci
S90 is l sac. 300 10 7-l6c Jane, GOO I6sfc; 100
"a "a 81, unO l6 1916 100 l6 ll16c; 100 l6'4c 700
~ Il i6s 0 l6 25.S2c POO 10 l3l6c Jal' 800 80
E01 l7c -a II Tc; 200. II il6c 300 II s. o's oViVo
S.. Ora natal 81 900 bales EEhsnge-c Jsl 10 eihange
6OO F.hYsr l6 pad exchange 100 January Tor Mstcn
siOR ANp NEAL-Tbe ROar market fairly active the demand
,.s, en % The grades not plenty and re nfnr
S.,sm ar gh crates du ard Irregular No. ana supreme
e.d, .,J n ~ scve At the make; Is very strong ana
s,, ,r, hs low grades dull and hesvs for the medium
rr,da sfry demand sales o lSooo oo'> ihouug
800 b shipping brands within our range We qpot
81
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

II In ~
i TRUNK LINE AND UNIFIED STATES NAIL huo.s .
Eprrss for Harrisburg Pittsburgh West sad ssath with Psn
man Palace attached $3.50 and $3.50 - sanisJ ..
nd $500
EIors.s or Phiads uhis. $40 . 30 1890 $50.
D. m and ~ night sandsV >. 6:0 $50 snd ksxrsas
and secouiclss 100 D. ~. , ,,o ,,o - a IN
FOR Newark q, D. $50 7;2O TAO 500, g. TO- IL IL n.
30 $: 49, 40 4;lO 80 ). $50 54O 6;iO $50.
80 $40 TO- IL 30 and II night SsOda' $40 oO ssi
Pr RTr,bes o. $50 7.20 TAO 800 o. 10 IL q Ia -.
l. 2 2:30. $40 $40 4;l0 $50 5:2o 5:tO. o. 6l0 q ~.
7:3U $40 10. ll:30 and IL plight ssniar 5;20 Slv
Fer Rshws q. $50 720 800 10 a N. IL u. l. > $50
3lO 34U 20 4:30 $50 54O 6:l0 $50. $40 10
and II night SUNDAY. 10 and G:l0p
Woodbrdee Perth Amboy aud south Auooy sni 10 -.
P.r New sransics 20 and 500 a. m. I2 2. $40 Aso.
5:2O TO- o. IN. and IL NshL soaday. 6le
For East Milestone 500 N. IL noon snd t:30
for La,nbertyle and Pennington $3.50 a aad
For Phihpsbux and Belyidere. and D -..,a..
Accom- Burlington AMI csmieu ~" s@e e~~
M. 1880 2 $40 L. snd 6lOpm
for Freehold I:2U q. N, api o
P.r Psrmin ngi. . md Sqasn. 30 M. ana ="
for Pembetsn sndC Camden q a NJ aud z;oo en.
Ir.p. sr,. A t,lev, Pitsoarsh 900 "a ls3S saA
7;l5 D. n daily IL ;S5 m dsi, except Monai' IRON
Ton AMI Rs,imor~ 0O5 n 5l5 and lO;2I n snnday ovs
m and l027 D. m From Pu u,dephis. o22 800 $50 lVlo
liza M 9iy 5l5 0.O5 S:4s 1927 p. sssds,. oH
6.O5 q 20 li.55s m and l0;2Ipn
y,, 0n S26 AS 27i 9at Brsswsr Ne Ass Hssss
80 a, Ds.h,o.... Cotspdsts Enixai ehss oaee Ne
ps.r'.i,.s A }. CAssAir. Gessn' hAhsxst.
n ~ RoyD fr Gen. Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-01-27

rTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
l. HOLDERS ofhe AMERICAN SAW COMPANY will be held At
the Office Of the Company. No. Ferrv TUESDAY the 9Th
l2 O'Clock for the election Of Trustee, for The
NewYort jar. II, 1874. SAML. W. PUTNAM. Secy
THIRD NATIONAL BASs, NNHyrtLs Tenn, jan II. 1874
I'VE are prepared to attend TO the FUNDING
w and RBClsTHISG Of TBNNBSSBB BONDS Iniormation
cheerfy and the Funding sw furnished grss
application. EDGAR JONES Cfsher
We Importer and Traders National Bank New YOrk Bank
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-02

miles, these mountains form an ex-
tensive field for future development.
The number and variety of minerals
are very great. Placer mines are very
numerous and extensive. Oil springs
are numberless. There arc quartz
leads in an undeveloped state. Ashes
tos has been found there and marble
quarry has been discovered near Lyon
Station, which will soon be developed.
A fine lead of plumbago was discov-
cred in San Francisco Canon by NJ. a.
POWELL, Superintendent of Roads,
while constructing the new road
through that caiion. Traces of coal,
quicksilver, antimony, iron and many
other minerals, have been found.
There is probably enough limestone
to supply the whole world lime
in the vicinity of San Fernando. The
grand results that will ensue from this
great combination of mineral wealth
will yet astonish the country. The
first gold discovered in California was
by the Spaniards, near Lyon Station,
along the Santa Clara river. For
long time these mines have been over
looked, but now they are being devel-
oppd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-02

ENGINEER CRAWFORD has returned
to the city, after several weeks spent
in surveying q route for the Los An
geles and Independence Railroad
through the Cajon Pass. He is well
satisfied with the information gath
cred, which fully confirms his opinion
heretofore expressed, that the route is
not only practical but an easy and
cheap one over which to build o road.
The highest grade in the Pass does not
exceed 40 feet and the ordinary
mountain pant of the route will not
exceed 100 feet to the mile. After
reaching the level on the other side of
the Pass, Mr.. CRAWFORD says the
road-bed may be prepared without any
work whatever. His report will be
submitted in few days. In the in
term the company viii do wei. to
prepare for active operations. We
must build the road, and the sooner
we go to work the better.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-02
That Ticket.
oped.

AS anticipated, the EUening Express
hoists the ring ticket and heads its
editorial column with an article laud-
atory of the assumed virtues of the
candidates therein named. In that ar
ticle we are told that it is "a respecta-
BILE ticket" "an honest ticket" and
such like recommendations, all of
which are intended to deceive the peo-
pie into the support of the rings
chosen instruments and fill our mu-
nicipal offices with men who recog-
nize the special franchise monopolies
that have so long checked the pros
perity and blighted the interests of
our city, as paramount to the success
of the people at large. There is also
a clearly defined disposition on the
part of the ring and through it on the
part of the Express to give the muni-
pal contest a political aspect which is
something that should not enter into
an election where only the improve
ment and prosperity of a city should
be the purpose aimed at. AT the head
of the ring ticket we find the name of
GEO. 0. TIFFANY, a gentleman, who
once held the opinion that
only those who are willing to swear
that everything and every act of the
Administration is right, are deserving
the name Of American citizens. Mr..
TIFFANY is besides an eX-Federal of
ficer, having held the place of Deputy
Gauger until the Collector found he
was not at all adapted for the busi-
ness and was compelled to fill his
place with another man. Lower
down in the ticket we come to the
name of A. G. MAPPA for City AS
SCISSOR, another Federal officer whom
Collector SEDGwICK tried and found
anything but a success as a Deputy
Collector. This gentleman, we are
informed, has long held to the opin-
ion that q man not willing to support
any and every measure of the Admin
istration afforded strong presumptive
evidence that his honesty is more
than questionable. What the ring ex-
poets to make of those two candidates,
neither one of which is remarkable
only for their strong radical principles,
their failure as Federal officers and
their probable subservency to the mo-
nopolies, we do not know, but it is GER
tainly trying to elect them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-02

THROUGH a sort of vague conscious
ness that it is no longer worth while
for it to repeat the BERNARD slander,
the Erpress now gives the statement
as coming from BERNARD himself.
IF, after denying that he never owned
% lot, then having the record prove
that he had sold it to Bishop AMAT
and afterward sold it to Mr.. BEAUDRY,
any statement that this man BERNARD
will make receives the slightest credit
it will be among such parties as the
Express epresents-people who have
taught themselves to believe anything
against Mr.. BEAUDRY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-12-02

The Express of this evening will
probably contain "a cardn from ROB-
ERTs the ''poor, sick man" who, the
little organ says, paid all his money
for CHAPMAN'S deed to piece of land
to which he admitted he had no title
and which ROBERTS confesses he had
never seen. This card will no doubt
be sweet document, but ROBERTS is
in duty bound to furnish the Express
with something of the kind. He has
put himself in the hands of the ring,
and besides, he must do what he can
to fulfill his threat to Mr.. BEAUDRY,
that if he did not come to his terms he
would do all he could to defeat his
election. We look for high old card
from ROBERTS. 1t was written in the
Express office and all Los Angeles
knows that when the managers of
that concern set out to make big
story they do not permit the truth to
interfere with their undertaking.