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The New York herald., 1874-09-09
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPs.

" STEAMSHIP LINE
TIE rev w nohk 70 BkIs roL ENGLAND DIRECT
me steamers OF this line will sail from pier is Esss
GREAT WESTERN, windham. Saturday September IL
COhN"ALi. stamper Tuesday Septe mber %
CABIN passage, S1O intermediate, S45: steerape xNl
currency; excursion tickets, $50 ~
Apply 10 the agent, ~ south street
E. E. MoRGAN,s SONS
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE-sTEAM TO QUEENS
u town and Liverpool
Sailing every Tuesday
from pier 46 North River.
WYOMING Beddoe. september %, at 20 NJ
NEVADA. Price. se ptember g, ats p NJ
Cabin passage, $50; stserage at lowest rates
Prepaid tlckeE ut lowest rates
Passengers booked TO and from Paris, Hamburg Nor
way ana sweden. &c. Drafts on Ireland England,
France and Germany at lowest rates Apply to
WILLIAMS GUION. ~ Broadway.
NAPsCOTT BROTHERS 4 CO. EUROPEAN Ex.
/ change and Passage Office, s6 South street, New
York-Drafs for cl wards payable in part OF Ire
land and Great Britain at loves rate Passage by regu
lar mail steamers from Liverpool and Queenstown at
duced
O'DoNoyAN RossA.-CHEAPEsT PAssAGE-IRE-
~ land England, Germany, san Francisco New fork,
philadelphia and German lines steamers every day.
Northern Hotel, Cortlandt West streets Of
fee open evenings.
The New York herald., 1874-09-09

BOARDERs WANTED.

Paror, with piano; also very desirable second and
third story Rooms with Board references required.
Forty NTH street. West, No. IT,
The New York herald., 1874-09-09

TX MADISON AVENUE.-HANDSOMELY FUR
- nished paror Floor, with without private table
also Rooms en- suite or snSly to gentlemen with or
dress
The New York herald., 1874-09-09
nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

4 1NLl DlhECI LINE ~ FhANCk.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL
sTEAMSHlPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE
CALLING AT BRESr.
The splendid vessels on this avore route for the Con-
tnent lbelng more sOutherly tnan other) Will sail
from pier No. 80 North River as follows
nILLE ~ rAhlS Dahre saturday, sept ~
FkANCE, Lendormy ............ Saturday Oct IL
$l25; second S15; third. $3j.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
American travellers, by taking this line. avoid both
transit by English railway and the disc omors OF
ing tne enamel besides saving time, trouble and ex-
pense.
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-09-09

Tx WEST THIRTY EIGHTH STREET.-A PARTY
liz of gentlemen can be accommodated with second
Floor with without Board in a small private family;
references exchanged
The New York herald., 1874-09-09

717 EAST WKNTY-EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN
IL Lexington and Fourth avenues.-A choice Of
Rooms to let with Board to gentlemen and their wives
and single gcntemen rooms connecting, suitable for
families
The New York herald., 1874-09-09

INlPLoMA OF MERTT vIRNNA EXHIBITION 1873
~ Or Pa!ersons American Powders ana cSlePsss Psw
ders, 81 pcr box; Eozenges ST. All che ms1 vcpo@.
rOUa ARA Ney York MoNTkuk M nav ur'sSnA
The New York herald., 1874-09-09

NCHOR LINE.
"A NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
STEAMER EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY,
from companys piers. 20 and North river, York.
OLYMPIA sat, sept Y ELYeIA. Sat Sept. 26
BOLIVIA. T Sat- sept 70 ETHIOPIA. sat oct
Rates OF passage, payable in currency:-
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY,
QUEENSTOWN OR BELFAST.
Cabin S65 TO- $50 according to accommoda-
tions. Return tickets issued at reduced rates.
INTERMEDIATE, $685. srEERAGE, $2a
Drafts issued for any amount at lowest rates.
pany's offices, No Z Bowling Green
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents.
The New York herald., 1874-09-09

100 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET. NEAR IRVING
Loo piace.-Desrablc Rooms handsomely furnished
to rent, with Board, to families or gentlemen; refer
ences.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
SATURDAY, Jan. 24-P. VI.


There has been no essential change in the condi-
ton and prospects of the general trade of the city
since last week. Preparations are making for an ac-
tive Spring business, and the plentiful supply of
money and constantly diminishing rates of interest
give assurance of successful in trade. The
imports in dry goods show considerable increase
over those of last week, with slight decrease in
general merchandise Our exports have exceeded
those of last week by about 100000 The move
ment in breadsutfs has been moderate with slight
tendency to lower prices In cotton there has been
a large increase in receipts and exports, while the
market has been rather dull. and prices have
dropped about one-half cent per pound.
Government bonds have continued strong. and
show a fractional advance from last Saturdays
prices. both here and in London. Southern State
bonds are duh and inactive with the exception of
Tennessees for which there has been more demand
of late owing to the improved prospects of more
prompt interest payments in the future Good inter
est paying railway bonds have been more active. aud
are more firmly held. Money becomes daily more
abundant rates more moderate, and an easy money
market for many weeks, and probably many months,
10 come seems 10 be well assured This leads to the
belief in a further general advance in the specu-
latiye stocks sold at the Exchange Whether that
belief or expectation is TO be realized we shall see
in due time The natural or usual tendency Of
plentiful and cheap money Is undoubtedly to up
ward speculation in stocks but that such is not the
invariable tendency has been clearly demonstrated
in this market within the past two years, within
which time we have seen duh and declining stock
markets when rates for money were ut the lowest aud
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

strong upward speculations when the funds Win
which to carry stocks cost from l6 to peY cent ue
diem The upward tendency Of stocks met with a
check about week ago by the failure Of tho Lake
Shore Company TO declare its usual semi annual
dividend the managers of the Company coming
very properly to the conclusion that II would b
better to their spare surplus earnings In the pay
ment of the loan which furnished the means for the
last dividend which they declared and paid some six
months ago. The transactions at the Stock EY.
change have been hight compared with those Of
last week. and the variations In prices more limited:
but the result shows very general advance Of To
per cent as follows: Hannibal and St. Joseph Con-
mon, per cent; Harlem. North Western, Ohio and
Mississippi c., c. and l. c., and Pacific Mail each 4:
Western Union Telegraph (; Rock Island, !. Toledo
and Wabash, 1; N. Y. Central, 1; Lake Shore and
Union Pacific. Il; Panama Railroad, IT, and Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, per cent. Many
of these stocks had been from TO per cent higher
in the course of the wee'., than the quotations At
which they close to-day Oar usual weekly compare
tive tables will show the exact range OF prices.
To-day these was very little that was either inter
esting or important occurring at the Stock E1-
change, aud the closing day of the week des-
titute of activity as any of its predecessors. The
speculation opened steady and prices advanced
incentive to help up and hold up this stock story
was put aoat to the effect than the Erie people are
buying it freely in the hopes Of obtaining control
of the road. Afterwards tie market took down.
ward lurch and still later made partial recovery.
business closing up generally at about the opening
quotations. The principal business of the day wss
in Lake Shore Western Union Telegraph, N. Y. Cen
traI, Union Pacific, Pacific Mail and Wabash The
general market closed steady. The opening, highest
lowest and closing prices of active stocks sold to-day
were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
auftion balcs OF Real GstaIe.

EXECUTOR's SALE of the REAL. ESlAIL
II Adrew L. Ireland deaset bg Mesr. u 1nei son.
TUESDAY Pen g. the BtchaDge saiesrom No III Ifoass
Pour story DWELLING HOUSE No. 5l Amity lot :, ~ i'
Two-story and Aihc DWELLING HOUSE No % AH"s-' w.
Two s.of, and attic DWELLING HOUSE, No. 81 Analyst % 20
Tseesory DWELLING HOUSE q South Fbave' q lll2
b. lbs @ IL feet -. ..... , o.-o,r, ~ :, "a "a
Kighbaye. Of HoBnosL lot bJlE ie' on 9s S
"a 3l2 ee on b. 81 6lZ t AID 90 'eet IN oe" ~
feet lsctson.
Two twosory COTTAGES Nos II ard lioraio@t ''AoAso'
sousre No. l4 deep lots IA D oy GO lt@ h
Foar twostoy DWELLING HOUSES No. S"aH'e'o'f'S"' ~" 80
by 90 feet d, r,,,o, tvo uorsR v5t, rear
bo lng No Gal IluS,a-t lot 30 212 b. III . ei oo
Three and DWELLING HOUSE, DO. 30
and -eve1th aud
. 70 b, 10 feet JOHN IRELAND Executor 200 Broa"HJ
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
HORSEand CARRIAGEMARKET
Nrw.YonK. satnrtnr. IN. q. "a

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Jan. 2l 1874.
The local horse trade of the week under re-
view presented no features differing essentially from
those prevalent since New Year. Early in the week
transactions In the open market were completely
checked by the ncement weather, ana during hc clos
Ing days there but moderate degree OF activity,
restricted chiefly limited demand for common draft
horses The auction sales were toeraby well attended,
aud d sirabe stock realized about its current market
value.
SALES OF TIOROUGHBREDs AND TRoTTfNG STOCK
A Young trotter called Jupiter recently purchased
at San Francisco by o. a. Hckok for $500 Mr.. +.
Lorard Of tins city has purchased ~ NJ H. Gratz OF
WOOdfOrd County, XIV, the twO-yearOd MY sprnglet,
by Imported Australian, dam SprnsbOk, by Lexington
for Sl.iOO
Tie horses offered during this days. sale az Messrs
Barker & Cnases City Auction Mart andN Y Tatersas
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

II TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave SegYok foot Of Dsbses and Coaudtss
follows.
Rrpr for Harrisburg Pittsburgh West and South with Pail.
Palace Cs attached $3.50 m o. and $3.50 M Sunday o.
For BsIauore Washington the South, $40 and
n. IN. o.
'Erprss TOT Philadelphia s:4O $3.50 1890 T. D. $50
AID ~ night Sunday D. G:lO. $50 sni Engraat
For Tenton a, 7:zo M O. 3lO sud 6lO Sunday 6;lo
For Newark ri g. $50 1920 TAO 500 10 IL m IL n
l. 2 2.U :IU $40 4:l0 4;30 D. j:2D 5:4O 6 6lO $50 z,
730 80 10 ll3O and IL night Sunday 5:2O. 6O and
S:lODm .. -
1880 $40 To- l1;3O and II right SUNDAY, $500 G:lO
For RsswaT 6. $3.50 7:2O. 500 10 An ~ H. l. @ 2:s0
$40 34O. 4tO l3O $50 5:i0. q. 6:l0 $50 $40 10
and Il night SUNDAY 5;ZO and 6:l0 m.
For oibrg Perth Amboy and south Amboy Ond 10
Fnr New urunssel 1890 snd 500 m I'm 9 $40 4:3O
5:2O o 10 7 I. IN. ami II n,ghL SUNDAY. Gle m
For fas Milestone. 500 a IL. IL i:.U D.. IN
for lambertyiie ssd Pennington 9:3O 4 N. and 3 D. IN
Por PhilIpslurg sni Beyi ee and I ~
BOrient0Sn Buinyton and 03Ot
m. 1850. 3.l0, 4, snd $40 pm
For Freehold. 20 g. ~. and
FOr Farm NJ ilis ami T:2O III. and . IN.
tor P.m,srton ant Camden. o IN. aud 2BO 4. IN
Trans follows. From Pittsburgh $3.50 1235 and
1885 dalv ii 90 III daily, Monlay From Washing
baltimore 6Bs m. J.l5 0.27 m 6O5
snd 1927 Prom Ptia.elpha J:22 Cos $50 lOl5.
l5o 2lb 5:l5. 6o5. s;44. 1927 p Sunday. 6:22.
Cos. 600. ll:l5 a and lO:21
Ticket Ofee 526 4S5 27l and 9i Boaiwy No As,or Hoo
Batter place. A j. CASSA1f, Genera Manager
N. BOYD. IT,, Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
NEW-YoPK. NEW-HAvEN, AND HART.

a I.h
~ FORD RAILROAD. D.-New-iorE anu hew-dayen Division
WIN ITV iRRAE iEMkNr COMMENCING NOV. II. 1873
psepse s,oa m Grand Central Depot Entrance On
FOrty-.econl-sL
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORb. - -
New Haven leave 1903 (Aen S:oo bt.l. sV2
lAoenl 1000 m. (En 1900 Accnl l:OO bLl hi 800
ee Ss anl 5:l0 uoesl Erl $40 (Bhl and @lO ENl D. n
For South Nors3k 1:Oj,S05. 800 2OO m lO0 *
3j5 sSs, BIO C3j $40 o. 10 For SiaHior - sV3
900 1910 100 800 223 and BOO (br o:oI Eoo
4.45 5:lO o. 80, $50, 1870. $40. 9l0 p m.
For Chester. IL 40 N
m via shore Line 800 srd 9:lU The S:Oo liOV
500 y 10 and 9 D. m stopping Stamford Norsak and Bnlge-
and 100 connect with trains on Shore Lac
and the Conn valley AZ say
broos The and 300 connect with Sew,tsyen and
Nohamp,on Haven S:O5, 1000 aud l2OO noon
trains connect River Il H. Springfield AMI 300 m for
Noatfea The 100 and 300 connects with Aa12a
Railroad, aud The S:OJ and 200 ~ WIN hoa'aonie
Railroad a bridgeport The 800 sui $500 AMI 4;oS
D. vita anbury an Norwak al 40 hosak and te $40 m
l:OO. snt hl0 with New, Railroad AZ stmoc
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at IN sprng6e S:lO p M
ys ProVidenre.
pres Trans n, an .co
ts Depot Offices OF y Y Transfer Co., ga Broadway and
~ u and No Courtt, Brooklyni who vail ao
ereekh hsg- from residence to dest nation
FOR information Of paeuis sec posters AZ hotels n1 depot
JOHN f. MOODY. Sup'L OF y. l. DIV
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
OTtIBH IAUII"T4V sJ"VTI N77II "II1 T''VV' 0'
nominally the same as yesterday We quote:
Prime bankers sterling h.i.s
IL inn

Money has been easy at 10 per cent, with as the
ruling rate on call, and the market tending 10 lower
rates Prime discount, as last quoted. The ont
standing legal tenders amounted To S3Sl,7s9,Oo1 o
decrease of S26S.l3O The bank statement is again
favorable, and rejects a strong gain IN the banks
from their legal tender resources. They make neb
Gain this week of S2,54s,5OO, and hold in lawfnf
money in excess of 2j per cent reserve. S27Gg3,''
The following are the comparative totals:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

~ NOTICE
On f serec l. 1873 vii leave South Esbth Brook.
lyn. as folloss Is uniavs eIcrpte)
Ps,ehogue at $50
Por islp aud intermediate tous 81 $50 and and p n
For Babylon AM enai stations at $50 and 1850 4, o.
AM 2. 800 n
FoJ Meek ani intermediate stations at 80 aud 1880 o. o.
fuf Tnm
Hampstead RoclAvVy. intermediate stations at o:3o
All !. and J. m
SL.isy lTains leave Dusasie. ier Ilp at gAm
bLO. h. IA.a..N su2ennteSdent
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
0ountrn propsrtn 10 fcl.

ITO LEASE.-FOSHAY BLOCK, sing sing,
n bck flock; lest iafuoa
in town: good o,eug branches hlal Plans &c,
he seen a 3G5 Broadway. n u CtT. Inquire iJr fONiAl
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

Ii Va Hnr,u., R.rosas Pare sI steamer LAURA d,eon-
ss No s f;i ' s:ss md ' boat D"
NLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
ss G 81 Tq st as ccsa . ses .T% ss
% Br.neh X Jaseon vito pelawsrs L.tsssnns
T i4 S;'t,P ~ D,is;, e,
s and the ,'s sr1' r' '''
Commencing Dee ls7s-Lsav. New Yos s follows:
,,s:is Sluns, TsNsqas Wiitesbsrre scranton &c
55 % for FaSsa, rsa1s K,on B4,re x..eb Chunk
wiSarre fttston MahauoT City. Mt Carmel HaIeton lgnk
ssHao Terind, Wayee &C Connects at Junction with DEL
li F. s' :: sGs, f. F.,fP e. sass As,:
n At RastOa Auh Chnus ,,m,qoa wlhebae Scranton
9 o a5Ses car, ro 70 S9Ss ol ssnn1 S,n'''r &c
G for s.fp E:,'S4 B. s.isn AniS.I
ias Coiu5i, IaHe,.ier Ephlai. Poe, g.rrSurs &c.
va W., iaa .a is for fisS1 pi.4i.A as'''" aud D'1s
,s s S s. LiSa . ana % r. "a Mach Chunk Con
$50 p IA Way for sO,psrvIe and Pennington
spps Tw.y 1pTly a5i3 T.ia %i fT sS"ff.i PIsiasen
t9g5 4,'saI: % son.9,iIs rl.,iS,sh Chicago &c
1880 p -,kmisTan,l1,Poss r. sSn, Ensiosin
,j.s. &; iiis y az sfs 80 s9 - s;s
$780, 80 9;i'' io'o ii''' K r. RoKBR suut and Bns
ERIE WINTER, ARRANGE
IT, of Tain, taking effect kGysmber 1873 From Cham
s5 500 pP1 fSi a eSs.se
Ba and Coaches destination
10i6 mBrpre. Mail for Buffalo and niagara raH oee~nE
Coaca Buffalo. c,.a.,.. co..,..
uogsS TO BoaIo Niagara Fails Cinciuua Detroit and Chicago
without thIlgr.
ps ie,ts 400 900 1880 and lo45 43o 1880 and
en-, and Maeoyu 80 500 $780, 900 1000 and l0:45
m 3:i5 $3.50 1890 and ~ The 300 AMI lO;4o s
snd d 80 p N rins coniect iown with Ner-YOrk and o.
W. .ssst Ha."a sos i$;.s asCRra
seSSSr; 'si9 az ds $3.50 1000 and io:95 a H. 845 g.
Riieewcod HonoSu Aned,le. and R.m:sys t6 645 g.
rs';oS II sson .lis ais sI5 4l5 5;5, 6, 6sI ~
siS E., 1880 o 'aa .s5S lo5 s"a 1880 a Bio.
ana AID IL SATURDAY. nights oSy N N .,oao -
400 sl.iT 5I5 o. $3.50 S:l5, 1890, and -ll:3O m
Ulj,e Hsesenssek WAY. S;l5, and tS4o m a. o.
| and IN m and IL SATURDAY nights only . on
RszissoO .. g. 49, and $50 l;3o 3ilo fiio aiso o''
& O .,I = 4s D. m ~ Saturday nights only M a On
Cr~tI 3 X 10 and $3.50 a IN 1880. 3;l5, 49, 63o oioo
and .7:l5 o. m and II SATURDAY night onS ~ a.. .. nao
SpAshiu 3 49, and $3.50 l:3O 5;lo 4!io ffo ""o'
$50 1.i5 p IL SATURDAY nSL only IN a,s .a5 40
Penont sal Mack 49, ani $3.50 l;3o 3'lo '1'' o'oo'
| o..O I7:t5 .. ~. AM ~ Sa:urday nights ony.-
gprng Ysey aud WAY and $50 iio M ..,,.
ChamberssL even or na nou's -
ri IL earlier than above time .raln sins
hours Twenty thru 81 oO
having ChamDersst at same hours Ine " ''
mdu trains startfr from Chmbersst only e,.o,,,.
Ticket. ior apsrne nts in prswine s a
Cote .an be obse the cneeking ana
COmpsnys ohces-Zfl, gz' a" %
Iota-. cor Onehunirei and tSen hithst and imru'
Court Boo.lyn the Companys DeDo ana o' Assns - "
.n,i;y tsundays only. t'suudays MdiletoHn oay
JNO. N ABBOTT. General Passenger AGENT
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
Glendnning, Davis & AmOrV's Closing priceS

Res1ing n
The subjoined table show the extreme iiuctna-
tions in United States boads the leading railroad
and miscellaneous shares and gold made during the
past week. as well as the closing quotations of each
at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

Another passive day marked the course Of the
gold speculation to-day, and the market was without
incident or feature The London adyces reported
Consols easier and United States bonds finn, with
money easy in the open market. The Bank Of Eng
land lost fl50GO0 withdrawn on balance. The rates
paid to have gold balances carried until Monday
5, 81! 81, 4, and per cent with per cent as the
final rate. The range of the price of gold for the
week has been very narrow III Il1s-showing the
dullness of this market. Ths Assistant Treasurer
redeemed $4,000 in call,d Eiye-rwen,ies to-day,
making total for the week of S,9j.OO0. The weekly
disbursements of com interest amounted to 5.O0OO,
inclusive of S6SOoO to-day. The import entries OF
dry goods at the Port Of NewYog for the week were
80 29l 6i2, and of general merchandise S2,5O3.Go5,
making a total in coin valuation of S4.795.2i7 The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
as follows Gold cleared, ;-,-99,Oo0 gold balances,
S1,1Oi374; currency balances Sl,292,l3l. The fol-
lowing were the quotations ior gold:
lO:OO.mul L 1l:3O."llls :gD..."lllS 2i30...i ill5
1880. ..llla l2:O1.lllA t;5J....ilios GOO'. iti9
ll:OO...lllSs l2;JU-..lIla = 300 ....lllS dIlls
The days business at the United States Sub-Treas-
ury included:
Gold receipts .. s68GI3 81 Currency pavns e34l - l2
Cola Uayinents. 1nJ+97 CETeacg balance 5lih Nj So
Gold balance. 32J3o4 80 tlons..... 4B@OOO W
Currency receipts I,l"5oJ7 -
Foreign Exchau Qe has ,been duh. and rates are
nominally lLe same as yestC CrdeV. We quote:
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Citp Real G5t1tc for Sale.

Gtn Real G5t1tc for Sale.
CNOR SALE-Or would EXCHANGE for a
small COUNTRY PLACE. gool threOty bgh-stoOp stone
HOUSE, up town. p G. HUBkhf. jr., Gl LdJertyst
EOR SALE, with posSessiOn--4-s brown
stone perfect order FOGrecond-
25IlO0 Terms TO slL AppP to JOJENEAi 6l LsPenardsi
DOR SALE OR LEASE-The tOur-story
4 STORES No. 10 CHf and 2fl Pearl-ss. between FULTON
John - b l97 feet suitable for bu ne requiring
strength and good light possession % l Nay desired Apply
GEORGE G. SAMPSON, 10 Chf-st
HIRAM MERRITT, Real Estate Office, No. SO
k3dsve HOUSES and LOTS Bought soh
Let Rents Collected aud full charge OF property
promptly nsde Reference gwen as 70 responsibility, &c.
\ OTIS for SALE or To LEASE-FOr FOUN-
II DERiEs. MANUFACTURERS. CHEMICAL WORKS, &c
blocks Of lots with tukhed snab
isctces also bcSs lots suitable for dseugs prices
low and teruf very Apply to b. sCHlhFPELN 10 Nh.
iAm-st
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
Qfarhfrs.
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Jan. "a. 1874
There were no public transactions at the Ex-
change Salesrooms to-day, and for the next week the
sales announced to take place uniDportant. Next
month promises more active market; several impor
tant sales are announced take place. and the results
will be looked for great interest indicating the
prospects Of business for the year. The indications now
are favorable to an improved market for CITY real estate
more particularly IN The new wards when nave Decn
recently added from WestchcStcr County The money
market will probably be very easy throughout tue year
and as "a largo number of railway companies who have
been large borrowers are now permanently out OF te
market, it Is anticipated that large amount OF captal
viii seek invcrtmcut In rCtl estate WHICH, ncAt 10 pVY
ernmen bonds is the safest investment and least likely
to shrink III value Below will be found list OF sales
announced 10 take place at the Exchange SalesroOms
next Wechs
BgA IT, Muller Of the and lot 2l5r999, the
south side Of TweDttt 40 feet west OF SIisye knoun a'
Kenuelysae Of tie and lot l23rlO0 the
side Of Leriuaonaye 36 ii = feet north Of Twentynnhs
BY Hugh " CsmpSe Of the houses and lots eioh 25IlOOl
the south sde Of OHehund andsItst l5O feet west o
BY A. j. Bleecker Son whtsSae Of the
the south size Of Forty each 25HlOO 100 feet east Of
Bv James MlIerSae Of he lot Of land 3Or776
buildings thereon No II OngesL near BToadt IN she
city of Newark, New jersey:
Wedne'dop. Jan %
II. Ludlow Of the bulkhead opposite Nos l72,
l73 l74 ard l75 WestsL, being 50 feet 'front.' - 80 .
west corner O sIteentb-st. and Avenue B.
Joseuh NcGe-Sae the lots aud unfinished buildings
ec 2Or7O the northwest Of Mssouave. and sy
tbirl-st
DoTh sde Of one nhs 100 feet Of secoDaye.
pv II Mailer S,n-Ssie ~ the premises known As No so
Naaus 99l north f Jonst 34 IL l9NlOl lO
basement brick and stone stores Thrdave. southeast
corner OF Seventy ynnths having tonnage OF 81 feet
the by s5 feet deep ON the 100 foot street
store. 22X7OXs5 feet; three nslde stores each
gOXCO lot IS feet deep, fOI Sl3J,DO0
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

On Monday, Jan. 2G, at IL o'clock, Messrs. Barker
Chase will Offer wel-knOwn trottng stock. the
property of w. Edgar Scott OF Jersey City, comprising
;he chestnut Lady Temple, by Enan Allen. with
record Of 23S, the sorTel geding Andy johnson, with
record OF 2:43t, and others.
The unfa oTabe weather had still depressing
influence upon already dun carriage trade. Sales OF
fine carriages from the repositories light, anu much
behind what they were last year. Orders for tine work
are satisfactory. The demand for seies has
petey ceased, large stock Will probably nave
be carried until season.
Exports Of Carrtd9eA Exports Of Cdrrf11eA
Central America l30
Brush W. Indies, pkgs... $50 Imports Of CIrTIG1ss
2b4O
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
Rea! estate 10 Grehangc.

A SPLENDID PLOT of LOTS in HARLEM,
N near 6thave will be exchanged for private or teneneh
HOUSE; cssh wanted J. CRAWFORD corner '''" A''
3d-ave
ROWN-STONE HOUSE and $4,000 Rall-
ID road Broyn lots choice ea'ehod properly ~ "
YORK for rooklyn 900 jOOO best land IN FLORIDA "r
the equity Brooklyn houses elegant sanse AZ rass.
Jamaica; handsome hotl
ConnTcieu plauiaioa IN Nrgus Hartford liberal
oym. ' ' H. J.. RIDER 30 Vines,
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
NEW.JERSEY sOUTHERN RAILkOAD

NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
LEAVE NBW-lOEK PIER - SOkfH RIVER. foot Of Rec
trs SandF HooA, connecting With trains for all
s..tlons o. thIs and connecting railroads:
$50 Philadelphia. Long Brsnch. Red B,nk Port Mon
Dopfl Tons ysr yinplsg Bnigeton Bay Side and
int rmsdsIe onuecing Writings for Tuhertn Railroad
lOO For Long branch, Red Bank Port Monmouth Toms
RIVER. Wareogn and intermediate stations
ARRIVING NEWYORk-At 9:4U a. and 4:lo 2. ron
Long Branch RIVER trniite stations aud
Alb m Philadelphia vineland Bhdseon, Bay Side, and
poln.s on Railroad.
Far. New York 10 Ph ldelphi,. ONLY - 25
lines daily i1r Philadelphia from Pier s. " X loot
OF eerst received until and delivered III Phade
phia next nOmirg.
n r. FINCH, Agent, Pier 3 " K VI oo,y
~ '" "srr.r,,e,dent General Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
GTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON. via

aud elegant ISLAND TueshEs Thurs
and Ssnrav anl hARRAGASSErr Mouday We nesy and
FdaVs Pier 81 so1h Jss, daily teKesp sun
dsyD, si arrlg ID Boston ahead Of al. other lineA
kei Tor ST al Rsroai 0bess and stAeooms Sc
ie ocs Of essogs Co $40 AZ 5l9 ros3Hav
1. W. FILKINs u. :. BABCOCk President
Gtn Pa.s AT