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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-30
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
LONG BRANCH RACES.

.os~ op THE EXTRA MEETING AT MONMOUTH PAM
c,osyIY- CONTESTED RACING-THE fAvoMTEs
,,xsrccrssFrL IN THREE CONTEsTs-GALwAf,
carver WARRIOR, vERNANGO, AND CARIBOU
r,,v vIySrRs-pIvIsION OF PRIZE MONEY
Tbere WAS good attendance at the races
=, Monmouth Park, Saturday. There were I'VE events
,ostly run for long distances, and which IN 'hree III
,ance. terminated disasrousy TO the avortes dalwa
as the unexpected winner Of the first race dash Oh
,wo miles and quarter, for all ages Tor baho'cap
,rse Of S45O-$35O the first horse ana Sloo 10 the
.econd In which there were three starters Ne'ue NOT
~ was the favorte in the auction pools at great odds,
Notwithstanding she carried her fu weight while Gal
wav five years old handicapped for forr years and
osae had An allowance Of pounds Pools were made
Of these figures:
coffee. Netie Norton, los pounds 5000 $500
Hichcock Galway, lo5 pounds 30 20
DonOhue's Usage, 80 pounds. .....-.-... 10" iiV
r, borses ma lie fair start at the threequarter post
with Galway holding slight advantage as iar as me f
long pce where he was forced into second place py
Usage who led moderate pace, and by three ehgthS
mast the Grand stand Nottc Norton keeping the outside
f the track half length behind Galway. After making
tho lower turn Usage quckcned his pace and entered on
the last mile Of the race four lengths i'll advance OF tue
favorite who at the quarter post Lad engtheneu ' ga"
between her and Galway 10 five lengths Inc h''Vo'
closed rapidly on Ncic Norton Osase sun hoi"llS an
adyant OF four lengths. Galway came rouho '"o
,ovcr I'm ut steadily increasing pace ana apl*u oSi7o
Al the thrcequarter post while the favorite was trec
i,gtbs TO the rear Galway easily by two lengths
i,AI0s, Neitie Norton third and two lengths pchihd
os,ge Mutual pool ticscts on Galway brought Sl1 20
each.
There re eight starters for the Consolation Purse Of
sgO0: $50 ,ne winner. and 500 10 tAe second LOT
,rcs beaten dur az tae meeting II beaten ono, allowed
1--WE pnunas; II twice allowed pounds; distance one
mile Carver was the favoite n the pools. which sold "a
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The bidding and asking prices at the close were :;

The London adyices were Of no great importance
British Con.ols and United States securities we're
repoyted steady to firm, and money easy at last
ouotcd rates. In Paris, Rcntes closed easier ut
G63J. The foreign exchange market, AZ usual on
Saturday. was dull, and rates were the same as
YESTERDAY quoted below. The actual basis of busi-
ness WAS. however, 4.SGG4.SGi2 and $500 l.S9l2.
The gold market was dull and after early sales at
1137s-opcning the price remained stereo-
typed the rest Of the day at 1873 business having
been very united. The extreme range OF the week
was Hal and 1881. On gold loans the borrowing
rates were !, 9 /, and per cent per annlIm,
and Ia. la2, and 3Gl until Monday. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out in gold coin dnrnG the
week ~ OsI 600 interest on the public debt, chiefly
September coupons including S96, 900 to-day The
rcdemption 0f called Fye-wenties to-day amounted
IN So 600 a total for the week of T7j,7OO. The
impor entries Of foreign dry goods ut the port OF
New-York for the week ending to-day were T2,5oO,-
t;Ol the amount thrown upon the market footing up
80 527 rs, and of general merchandise 10 T4,09l-
400 making a total in gold coin valuation Of
7572O13. The export clearances OF domestic
produce from this port for the week ending Tuesday
Aur 2l were to the currency valuation Of Ti,o9'-
35j. The specie shipments for the week amounted
~ siii. S53 of which $50 900 were gold coin. The
busines, at the Gold Exchange Bank covered Gold
cleared. : iG. 100000; gold balances. 81 45l ,296 !;
currency balances, 81 73J jil. The principal quota
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II. BiASson. on UoaNcr...-...... - 70
G. -. Towns, /, 0,i ltiln,ny ...... -



Runny aot length t:r rest 40 the sendof bu; Yer
rrO closed Up gap at TIE q. - turn, dnd aAlns me
o.islc v.ed Nth Kuiiy for the lead 81 the quarter
pole where Hoaxcr showed x lengths - he rear Nc-
tg "a made coed Roadway i'm The stretch 10 the hat mile
yost where luluiny lengths behind, but leading
i0a.c. o.. sane distance as IGNORE. NcTTango main
timed her ayAnta.e e. ire isn, winning Inc race IN
5ft Rlnny second Mutual poo tickets IN Nernango
i-f -. 90. .
f.tWc.ii Carbon. Minnie 80" AID hronstOne was de
81 ircl cf au1 for puIse OF 500 MAS in2de
with MprDsiO.r out. Car. me ftVo!ltc IL me
pools hy lnl 20 On on ,liuI &c. The distance was
-. U- over nine hallcs The horses jumped the hrst
Iurl tarrt after w.ch t...ib)O went 10 the front
40 lei past the stand aEa over nc second hurie A.
tae .nurfh hurdle ca boo 'cl - eight len ms lie
,uuc dcyaYs at tie las lUrcie ana came near 'olt-
INTO tic renee bui brought >ut IN tine o wiz
era ID, by -ix es oh 4:j3 ~ ltial poo tickets on
hrJu- HI - ~.
IN, rri1r money Of the extra Monmouth meeting
,i,t, 70 - 100. md divIcd among RE different
sta ies a. foil W: 80. pa Dono!nr. - $50; John
o. &C. - -; Z. j. Erucc. f.GO; L. a. Jt LcOck, r31t
H. ni d W A. Mullen 500; A. II. Terrence, 300; j.
j. Ni'soh q Co, $50; =. NcCoun, $50; =. alior,
60: - A. Griu,,cad, $50: W. Il. BabcOek 500; George
JOp..stan, 80
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE


C3mincst no AZ az an ,3ar rytS bean ~, '! $3.50
West hogT.GR IT. eor II 10 rgs Srear l34OO
3d 81 : : 80 II OF Ave G cath Ward) S1.GAl50y.
S9cssrrnev ~ Nominal
SOILS, 10 7 b igS sni eSs 1880
G0th.st. n g. 1875 fl W of lst ave, 2JXlOu'; John n
Gooiieit, ref, Isaac V ID schuyler toItcosurG; ~
subDors $l3250. -
co N II, n $50 II Of lstavc, 2jXlOOI foreclosure;
John GOodctt referee 10 Isaac d schuyler SUD IN
lsi-9yc " q 1853 II II 59th ST. 2jxlOO, foreclosure
John 4 Goode,t, ref to V schuyler; submorts ,oo
lsi.ave 5Oj II Of 59th.st. foreclosure John oo
GoOllett ref, to V schuyler submOiis IL 10 loo
lst ave; 20 + c g. 5000
% ave- e & 90 2 n 8 of J2dsi 25xlOO. foreclosure;
John GoOdett, ref. TO V schuyler: sub Morris 400
lViH sTs cam coz $500
Railroad ave and Fordham ave, lots 27X2S, 2OlX-O2
q n fafham ................ Nominal
Wilarlave 5, 1915 It Of 2d.st, 2jxlOO; william 49,
Barnard TO DOninick MOr0gh 80
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miscellaneous
REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK, Aug. 2S, 1875.
The following were the sales at the Exchang
SalesrOom ON Saturday, Aug. %. 800

SaesrOOIn on Saturday, Aug. y, 80.
Bu Il. y. HoYtnet.
6vestory (undnshed) ,ro.n-stone tenement ho'se;
Sa s s Sh 2 g5s 100 to Isaac schayier 900
| i've story (un1nished) brown-stOne tenement house.
w1Im lo eSnSns Soun oi 'e HATS
| rve-sfory (unfnishCd) brown stone tenement hon5e
Sh 10Y! on es f ,o same ST l5O5O
| live story (unnisled brown stone house, with lO'
Sl 9 n1 70 ~ "a ' nS 1871
| five story 0uinshed) brOwn.siOne house, WIN lot
su ,lhng tn ase @'o'e VI" INV ''' 800
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The start was eject d without delay and all got of
vl tocher with the exception o. Jack Trgg who was
lef at the post rs Friday. Vanderbilt and Nenaneo
,op led ont from The field closely pursued by Camden,
Irttrl H.. Long Branch. W!niham, and Carver. Thc
distance TO ;hc quarter post was hoy contested by
Nerl, 20 and Vanderbilt. At the halt1ile post Wynd
har aso showed great activity, and soon got III between
Vanderbilt aad NCrnango Vanderbilt increased his pace
on the lower turn and forced the running TO the three
quarter post With Wyndham in hot pursuit. Nernango
second Carver third. Camden fourth. Carver deve
op the greatest speed in the dash round the last turn
into the homC-strech, and coming up with the leaders
Wn9ha and Vanderbilt. beat oil ,hc former at the FUR
long pole barely held his for short distance, and
;,eu by hne effort dashed under the wire in l:i6
lad in advance OF Vanderbilt, who was three lengths
ahead of WyndhaIn. 1hc finish was so close thai the
crowd remained auxously in doubt ~ the result until
tie judges awarded CARY - tue pizc Mutual pool hcH-
Ct on Carver brought SIG
In tc twO-lnilchc4t there were four competitors
foy TIE purse OF 800 800 10 the first and ~ 90 to the
second horse: FOR al ages DonuyCtOok and GALWAY
were alternate faNOrites IN the pools, as follows;
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Time loans are done ut low figures ana VIC nav
heard of G0-day offerings at y ana per ceht' ine
following is the Clearing house statement to-day
,,c, .,cs sss 57t .2S Cola exchanges. - l55I3
,sr,,ncy bal's. 2s-2.i2l Goh saiaDces..- oz9''e'
The following are the total clearances Tor the week
a, the Clearinghouse, and the resulting balances
clear. Ar iy5 jO7 CssII ,learnrs f3 soss4t
curr.ncyy bal's iU7s7 os6 t'ot balance ssaso'
The bank statement WAS not Important the
changes having been snail in all the i.enls' the
movement of the week cventuating IN net loss TO
tho hanks Of only S34O.O75. They now bold in law
iul money in excess Of the % per cent required oy
law 900 500 l2I as against ri DBL 200 last week
The following shows tha condition of the New-l"M
citv hanks az the dates aforementioned:
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Al tie close OF the shooting Major Fnlton presented
tic badge to Mr Hepburn in an appropriate address.
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Eounirp propsr,p do fei.

1 PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, vel
-a'-r - eooI tenants Address MI TUAL FRIEND, TEb-
CifCe. --------------
v,IrCAyT OLD PLACE for RENT, in
FL, ~ bridge Mass-A large square mansion HotsF. ~
.e,ru ori,T modern improvements, rbeiy siiharn
tr le.ps with large Lawn, Lne tfets snc angie
S,..i.. Actrr.s r. r. APrHoRP, 40 Nattt-st. oosoh
ylNJ LET on LEASH-A two-stoiy ZULU
re 20 leei by 30 feet with OF without power ApI3
-. 81 NiS A., q LiFFi.Y. East Newark. n j.. "a 90
I,. II
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Real Gstaie Go Gerhansc.

Real Gstnie Go Gsrhansc
AT PLAINFIELD, n. j., 2-story and attic
"A HOUSE. II rooms all modern improvements In ine
Iyn house. rutland WHITING. Bee&malEsi
EXCHANGE for New-YOrk Brooklyn, Buff
H fao EIni7 Properly Farm ON line OF Ere
RAILROAD. a hT-t-class modern RESI- DENCE in Bergen
County within hour Of the city 10 acres mostly III
choice fruit j. O. HOlf * son, III broadway.
rsNEXAS LANDS-To he exchanged for good
4 family RESIDENCE in New YORK immediate
' Address Il. l.. c.. Tribune ONCE
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GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.

SATURDAY, Agg. -. 1879
The movement In got Cotton :, only n5itns anh
the tome ot IN, mark, easier but prices are wa quota
be change ,..,a..,i., A., ,,r.c SAINT
is7I snd GU pand Cotton Ia store running "a qy not
,,,rs IN an half a s,ale below the grals &lo' ~
Ordinary l5T. Strict Good Oriipary.ltt Ntiilry Ia
,;ooi0ni 1874. Low Mhiling~~.... IAN us.I MIG ION
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Railway bonds were firm, with the exception OF
Hannibal and st. Joseph Convertible, which de-
clincd to S2l2 but closed at a recovery OF q per
cent The following were the bids:
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WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

The following are the mportaons of general AZ
the port of New YORK for the week ending Aug % 1919
Pkgs. Value. NO Pkgs Naiue.
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fiouses an0 farms Uante0.

A PARTIALLY or fully furnished HOUSE
~ by small family must not be- over three stories
Il. nj % I'd
ayes opportunity 10 get responsible ami care
a moderate rent possession required IN 10 days
send ill particulars tOJOHN N WNCkOFF CO.. u PARK
XNTANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, with
w STORE in a country town. Address, stating lowest
ana full particulars. H. MiLLkR l12 shave, " y.
WANTED A small, we!l-built, frame
w HOUSE about eight rooms c0X-0 tot within one hour
from city; New Jersey preferred must be "c loca ana
SOD or annual uayines Of $500 for less Address,
with full BAN x CI.EIik Tribune once
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treasury comprised
We annex closing quotations of foreign exchange:

The course Of money yet runs smoothly ana eau
loans are done at l. a2L, per cent, the intermediate
being the more general rate. The commercial paper
market il slow. but undoubtcd names pass at low
nric.s Brokers' scale rates as follows:
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

4 SPLENDID HOUSE in LeXington-ave. for
4 IS 500 twOstOTy Cottage House, 23xiO double par
lors ex tesOn dining room ground 50x0D choice fruit 20
minutes the ferries dIstcass locality Terms to SUIT
HASTINGS, S53 Broadway, opposite Deha!DaNc
UOR SALEM Twenty third Ward. or will
Dc LEASED for term Of ys years to resp"hsl6e paf
modern imroy 6mens il has large garden with choice ru'
ana shrubjTy situate high glond Overlooking ne sur
rounding country short distance no. horse or steam
cars only minutes from Forty second Street Grand centra
Druo Il deared viii be leased partly FURNISHED Actress
JAAES L. PARSHALL, Oh Wasl.ngtonavep cor oil iO'lh
ST., Norrisania
NEADISON-AVE.-Av valuable CORNER, Op-
w pOsite Central Park, for SALE Free and clear LOIS
(BIokly or New York; taken In pari payment: ,,
rutland & WHITING, . Beekman-st.
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The following table shows the relation between the
total reserve Of the banks and the total liabilities:

Total reserve ss277e4OO ss2653sOo Dec. s222Goo
Reserve required
against dcpsits 8l,5if,200 6l,GGl,675
Excess Of reserve
above legal re- . o.oo,,
qmremonts. 81 232,2O0 20S92l25 Dec 3avnn9o
Loans 2S2 y6l 200 900 Dec. t2i3oo
Government bonds were dull and irregular
changes in general way little lower than yester
day We annex latest street quotations:
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fcarefu!ly reported for The TRIBUNE.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE
, ,,s ~ proiu,, f,y the ending >a.urday, Aug
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

m. following complete Lat Of eNr"ts shipped 10 N,sse
r,,ch w.r. cleared To dag for foreign yorta:
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DVuynrook Was the first to gather Roadway at the
;flri vit Warrior IN close lrsnt round the hrs turn.
iJntre Eow.sd third and Galway fourth. Warrior in
.,.i his pace until ne neck and meek with Don.
D., brook Hail down the last quarter warrior forced
r,ir- and wrtsted first place from Donlt brook as
incy d.sAcd past the grand stand while GALWAY Who
,i forced Hattie Howard into fourth place, ran AK
j.ugtls hrl!nd Dounybr0Ok. Warrior now drew away
i r.nyirOok until at TIC quarter post they were sep
acted 10, Tx lengts lille Galway ran an en- al us
faro behind DonuybrOok At the haIGile post Galway
owed second. ana only two lengths behind warrior,
,y3 rsed under Tie Wire II lengths ahead IN "a q
/, my brook getting past he distance stand ana Hattie
Howard d.stauccd.
rotor. tie second heat The betting mcn made Galway
o. y racaIitc l2O 10 $3.50 Warrior and 100 on
bn,ilv brook The i:,r, i quick II the start,
an -t away in mont 80 Warrior and Galway who, max
~ = rec-iid-nec dash ~ the FIRST turn, passed Donny
-,h and they tOctic the greater part OF the Hist
,TiD Warrior led Douny brock pat the stand and Gal
Wv ran length behind DOnnYbru0k Warrior got oul
3D., Jonvuracn WY tie resi- II the heat and showed
"a aatan cd. &c 81 * ugil> - The fist quarter post
al.,r. tioI-h consi, rably tagged, abored heavily
WI rcIest ct-h. and won the heat ana the race
m tx lengths -: i, DorlylfCOk sesoEG, and Galway
...u,cd. Mutual pool ticNtfs purchased on warrior
.,re IT, arst 1TougAt rl93 20; before the second
hat, - 20
ne frufth race for gentlemen riders mile dash,
&. lue io- ttr.ncl cup There were ave entries ana
ltcc .t.it,I-, ItI, i'll thc pools and being ndden as
follow: ...o
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CITY bank shares were quiet, and sold at 122 for
Commerce. 90 for Fourth National, and 1O2 Tor

The Philadelphia stock market is firm Pennsyi-
yania Sizes third issue, 110l2; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 2Oos Reading Railroad, 563i Penn
sylyania Railroad. 50la; gold. 1872.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF spe-
Gle from the port of New-Yorb TO foreign ports for
the week ending Aug "a, and since the beginning OF
the year - 40, ,s,x
For the week s5.2si'455a s5.6665i9 .siIa,;3l5
PREVIOUSLY reported l'9,j27.lA l716lllo5 lo9'ld@'''
Total since Jan siSi j8s sl9227ii2j $ld2 !2s
Price OF gOld...-. I402 iV'7 i"
The following shows the Imports of dry goods ana
general merchandise at the pert Of Newiork for the
week ending Aug %, and since the beginning of the
year:
fr@e Week. 9. is33;;, s,in s55f;;a :, f s3a
R Grn Merchandise 5c05,aS S5!5i5s 4SSioS
Total for the week ss,lG5,334 sae252el s7;52od$
Previously reported 2bT,592 S6 2650l1oS' =Z7i'f-o
Total since Jan l. s27GO57520 s275.Gi2sis s23j7o0307
The following the dry goods imports included
in the above FOR the same period:
yr, f, a. s ", hex Bort ssSSsiie ssooiis s2ssao.
Thrown on mar set... 5262,s7s a'315'l3s -'o27'9io
rp, sS IN he nor, sst7o73l s7705oo s7i393l5s
Thrown market. 7G,Jl6,Oo5 77,soI,3o" 'o'ii'oo"
The exports OF specie for the week ending Aug. IS,
and since the beginning OF the year, were as iol-
lows:
Total for the week s.....-----.....--.. tItlSs,,,
pTeyiously reported .......... ........ 6o'SG',Ii+
Total since Jan. ...........-.....- 5iSlO'3'7
The following is a comparative statement oi the
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The following is a comparative statement oi the
exports Of specie from the port of New-lork 10
for.iyn norris since Jam to this date for period OF
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On the amount Of capital stock, payable at the
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DAY, the 10th inst. fh
j. W. WRIGHT, Bank Manager,
Phoebe. New. November Sd. 1875. n4.td
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PROCLAMATION.

II HIS Is I'll BEST ROUTE EAST.
Its Track is of STEEL RAILS, and on II has
been made the FASTEST time that has ever been
MADE in this country. By this route passen-
gers for points east Of Chicago have choice Of
the following lines from Chicago:
BY THE PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
. THRouaH TRAINS DAILY. with Pullman
, Palace Cars through to Philadelphia and
New York on each train.
I THROUGH TRAIN. with Pullman Palace
Cars to Baltimore and Washington.
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS
tNEw YORK CENTRAL AND ERIE RAIL
. THRouaH TRAINS DAILY, with Palace
Cars through to New York.
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL. GRAND
TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIE AND
| NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILWAYS:
| . THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Palace
| ) Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through to
| New York to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Rochester.
BY syfn BAITIMoRE vi MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
| q THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pullman
| u Palace Cars for Newark. GAINESVILLE, Wheel.
ing, Washington and Baltimore. without change.
This is the SHORTEST. BEST and only line
| running Pullman celebrated PALACE SLEEP.
ING CARS AND COACHES, connecting with
Union Pacific Railroad at OMAHA and from the
| WEST, via Grand Junction, Marshall. Cedar
Rapids. Clinton. Sterling and Dixon. for CHI.
CAGO AND THE EAST. ss
This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed.
| Comfort and Safety. The smooth, well-ballast-
ed and perfect track Of steel rails the celebrated
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the perfect Tele-
graph System of moving trains. the regularity
with which they run, the admirable arrange
ments for running through cars to Chicago from
all points West, secure to passengers all the
comforts in modern Railway Travelling. No
changes Of Cars and no tedious delays ct Ferries.
Passengers will find Tickets via this Eavorite
Route at the General Ticket Ofices Of the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad in San Francisco and Sac
ramento, and in all the Ticket OfAces Of the
Central Pacific Railroad.
MARVIN NHUGHITT, Gen. Pass. Agent
Gen. Supt., Chicago
H. p. 6TANWOOD, General Agency. 1A1
Montgomery street. San Francisco. auio-u