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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18
Fer Sale.-A Great Bargain.

well furnished house and lot situated il
the best location in this city. Spring Stree
cars PAYS the door. For particulars, apply a
this Off ,e, or address i. .. Box 3S3, Los An
geleS octZStl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18
Letter I.ist-W. +. e. 60.

Letters addressed TO the following named
persons remain in the office OF Wells, Fargo
K Co.. Dpcem Der II, 1870:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Examinations Yesterday-Large
Attendance of Ors-Satisfactory
results of the ExaminatiOns-fhe EN-
hibitiOn last night-SOngs-Deci"ma-
tiOns-E Essays
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18
STOCK REPORT.

BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH LINE.
Especial Dispatch TO the Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, December Il.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18
A Rare Chance.

FOR SALE-A GOOD DPAYING BUSINESS,
the present proprietor wishes to sell out on
account OF Ill health. a good opportunity
for "A man with about $500. For particulars
apply at this office. oct2Stf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.

LNOR SALE.-A Splendid pair OF Work
IL Horses, well broke, three years old, dark
brown, lGH hands high--fOr sale cheap En-
quire of SMITH Il STEPHENS,
Attorneys at Law,
diStlw % and % Temple Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18

CHEEP FOR SAlE.-l.OOO three year
~ old good grade Spanish MerinO ewes for
>ale served with thorough bred Spanish Me-
rino Rams Commence lambing the lSt of
February. For particulars apply ut the Farm
ers and Merchants Bank, ot to
GEO. CARSON,
dec9*Im Domnguez Ranch.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18

EOR SALE.-City lots in an eligible 10,
cality. Also, for sale or rent, good fruit
Gnd farming land in Orange, on the santa
Ana rancho. Water in abundance. Apply
10 II. s. ORME,
noy2Stf II Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18

TILLABLE LANDS TO LEASE.-,-ln
] and near this city, on shares or otherwise.
GLASSELT., CHAPMAN & SMITHS.
nOV20tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18

EOR SALE.-An Orange Orchard of los
] acres in The eli Y on the West side OF Main
street. containing also IA variety of fruit trees.
Walnut, italian Chestnut, and Vines of the
best varieties all kinds in bearing. Terms
easy. Apple 10 W. ii. MACE,
Attorney Law.
decl I'm Il Court street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18

e OR SALE.-2i I-2 acres of good orange
I land, d. miles from the Plaza. Free wa
Ter privilege. Price 50 COO. For particulars,
call on j. l., McALLISTEK,
81 Spring ST., Brooklyn Land Office.
dpcI1If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18

NOR SALE.-62 acres OF superior farming
Il land handsomely situated, with churches
schools and thriving settlement near by.
can soon be divided into desirable residence
lots. S65 peracre. BRONX Il MITCHELL,
decl2tf Commercial Bank Building.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18

EOR SALE.-A Good Paying business,
] consisting of Cigars, Tobacco, Cutlery,
Stationery and Yankee Notions. For par
ticulars enquire of c. G. LIPS,
No. 2 Arcadia Block, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18

In addition to the above we have a large
list of very desirable city and country prop
erty. which we are Offering at low rates and
on easy terms.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18

Four Lots on Temple street, near Fort.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-12-18

CHEEP FOR SALE.-5OO Cotswold
y ewes. Will lamb early. Apply to
MICHAEL BROPHY,
-Four miles Northwest of Lyons Station.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
TIE COURTS.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE TWEED CASES.
THE DEFENSE WITHDRAW TIE MOTION TO REDUCE
BAH. IN THE CIVIL sUIT-PRoBABILlTY THAT 1T
WILL BE RENEWED NEXT TERM-JuDGE BRADY 5
DECISION NOT YET RENDERED.
The motion to reduce bail in the suit OF The
People against Tweed. from $3,000.0O0 to an amount
which he can give vacate It altogether was on the
calendar of the Supreme Court, Chambers yesterday
and was regularly called by Judge Davis. The defend
ant however, had already withdrawn his motion by
formal notice served Mr. Pcckham, paying so costs
and Offering to pay any disbursements.
Notwithstanding this notice, Dudley Field and his part
ner Mr. Dcyo. Mr.. Edclstein and William NJ. Tweed, Jr
were at the Courthouse until after the motion was called
Daniel Seymour on behalf of Mr.. Peckham answered on
the call that the motion withdrawn, and Mr. Tweeds
counsel then away They rctcent as to Their
future movements, but will probably renew the motion
in some form term calls another judge 70
preside at Chambers Judge Barrett is by regular assign
Incnt to hold that branch next month Judge Brady has
not yet rendered decision the motions to qas the
indictments. 1t rumOrcd yesterday t1at should he
ieny those motions, the prosecution will move for an I'M
mediate trial OF some of them, or require The defendant
10 plead at once to the new indictments.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
SALES FROM 2Is o'cLOCK p. NJ TO CLOSE OF BUsI-
>Ess z O'clock T..
WEDNESDAY. June 3O-P. NJ.


To cav that the purchases and sales of Western
Union TELEGRAPH stock to-day have exceeded one
third of the entire business at the Stock Exchange.
which has been only to a moderate amount, would
sccIn 10 be a sufficient comment upon the character
Of the present market The remarkable activity and
handsome advance in Western Union to-day Is
no doubt to some extent due to the announcements
that all the previously unsoid per cent currency
bonds of the Company, the proceeds of which are to
b usod for the payment of its loan falling due next
November have been taken at % per cent
and interest which is understood to be the
price the late Syndicate were to pay had
they succeeded in placing the entire loan.
As may be seen by the summary CT fluctuations
cyen below the general list has been fcverish, and
has seemed to be in state Of dubousness to the
immediate future. Union Pacific has held its own
in the end very WELL after having advanced in the
early dealings / per cent while Pacific Mail,
which made corresponding advance, finally
closed at - per cent decline from last nights
closing orice Lake Shore at time became strong
and advanced to G23s on a rumOr, of mysterious
origin, that the August dividend was likely to be
2lo per cent, but closed weak at 81 y. Concerning
the much-takcd-of dividend We think we do not err
in stating that the proposition which will be sub
mted to the Board of Directors at its meeting Will
be Shall the Company pay dividend of l per
cent to the stockholders, and neglect the pay
ments due to the Sinking Fund, or shall
it keep good the Sinking Fund, and pay
no dividend!-a question which it should not re-
qure second thought to answer. The remainder
of the list has exhibited feature calling for
especial comment The total amount of business
for the day was 1884, 400 shares, of which 69,30O
were in Western Union. at 7S070li 7S7sd70as9
7sI2e797s, gain Of per cent: Mariposa Land
and Mining 5000 shares at pa 7sa l2l4~ IL
0l2l,, gain of 81 per cent; Preferred, 3,lOO
shares at l2l2 gain of 4 per cent; Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph 800 shares at 23@227s@23h. a
gain of is per ce,it; Union Pacific, 500 shares
at 76I4a767se7oA AT760s@7G. decline of Is per
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
GEN. w. G. MANK CONVICTED.

A MOTION IN ARREST OF JUDGMENT GRAINED.
III the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
In the case of exCustom-house Inspector Gen. W. G..
Mank who indicted for dealing in counterfeit money
Assistant United States DsricAttorney Purdy argued
10 the Jury that the evidence showed that; the night OF
March 81, 1875 Mank had in his possession $500 OF
counterfeit money with intent TO defraud the Govern
mcnt and that there had not been-as was alleged by
Mr. Dittcnh0efer-an attempt 20 enirap ManS f0r the
purpose Of putting him out of the way
Judge Benedict charged the jury that they believed
the testimony Of Defective Porter they must convict
Mank and that if they did no, they must aciuit him.
Porter said that. on the night of March 81, 1873 at
orchard and RivingtoDsts.. Mank sold him II 900 OF
counterfeit money for 5000 of good money.
MI Dittcnhoeer requested the Judge to charge as fol-
ows but the latter declined to do sO
The mere pcsscssion OF counterfeit money with no iE-
il, is not Ofcnsc within the meaning or
tho law Tho question of intent Is for the jury to
upou If the evidence is conflicting doubtful. In this
case Mank according TO the affirmative evidence Of the
prosecutions did intend to utter sell To be uttered,
any counterfeit money. but sold to be destroyed, and
that is no ocnsc within the law. The question o. intent
il necessary ingredient of the crmc and no conviction
can be had unless tho jury find that the deendn: had
uossesson of tic counterfeit money! with iucnt 10 sell II
10 uttered Intent to dcfraud. within the meaning OF
thc law means putting attempting To put counterfeit
money in circulation The cyidtn being that the cOun-
tcrfeit money marked by the defendant with the
words "TOm COngdOn, The intent TO dcrand Is mega
tlvcd
After an hours dclibcration, the jury found verdict
of guilty. and MI DttcnhOcfer moved for arrest Of
Judgment on the ground that the Judge erred in reius-
inc to charge as requested. The motion granted,
and argument upon it will be had in a few days
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
COMMISSION OF APPEALS.

AID,Ny " Y. June 3O.-pefore the Commission
OF Appeals Wednesday June 80. 1875:
Judgment affirmed with coss-Iattoncttis agt Eager
People rel Broker agt. Shiand Same agt Burton Feed
act Valentines T,onk agt TOri Ncwbnrg agt. Wal low
man AIT. Kceinen Boeert agt. Black; Perkins agt Giles
Order affirmed with costs-Iriest agt Hudson lhvcr KAN
road Company. . 4. .,.,.
Judgments reversed and trials granted costs 70 aode
eyents-AlOurc asf. Ryder Mccartney asi Wooil Naonai
Exchange Bank Of Iansing gburg agt S mani fiach aet
CITY " Rochester; Atkinson act Gfeat
West. .rn Insurance Company Stranahan agt Putnam
Of General Term affirmed and lrtrmenf absolute or
d,rod against the plainh with cOsts-fhpen aB' hNeN
Eastman sgt. Shaw.
ord affirmed and JUDGMENT absolute orr RED AGAINST the
Plaintiff with -StaplcnhOrst agt NOn JohusOn agt
Young.
reversed and Judgment a; Special Term affirmed with
cOnts-Bss agt SwartZ.
Judgment General Term reversed and Judgment ordered
plaintiff verdict with cOsts.-Siatiuck vt Lamb
Judgment finally erered In the supreme Cnhft a. uls
missing plaintiffs complaint affirmed with cOss-Bcssoi aSt
Kplln
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES

MARRIAGE STATIsTICs.-An analysis of En-
glands marriage statistics presents some curious data
relative 10 the probabilities of marriage for women at
different ages. THIS. sGpposing the sum OF a womans
chances OF marriage 10 hc 0o these statistics show that
she cxhansis, between the ages OF ID ana -, Iils
chances. If she lives unmarried from 20 10 %, 52 more
o her Gnnce m aIner 70 De Cs ann ann II 10 sue & i,T1 %
chance8 ont or her 100 left After % she has IL =
chances and II after woman has lived unmarried
go years she still has the tenth OF chance ont OF the
original 100.
ISsoNNIA.-Recent researches, it is claimed,
have clearly shown that the brain is comparatively
mic dnrng sleep aud that the blood thus removed from
the head is more r, y supplied to the viscera integr
pl,is The most ,asant cause ard certainly the most
frequent accompaniment of slecpes-ness is opposite
condition namely Of active and increasing cerebral
circulation. species OF nocturnal dyspepsia, mid III It's
character and producing no actual suffering. may some
fines give rise persistent insomnia. There may be no
synpt0ns beyond dryncss of the mouth burning the
soes of the feet. and heat and throbbng IN the head
these probably due 10 too acid condition Of the
contents OF the stomach and upper part Of the small intes
tines.
ANIMALcULR AND DIsEAsE.-The theory that
disease is originated and propagatcd by independent
organic germs appears to receive additional conrma
tiou bv the experiments recently made by German
professor in reference 10 hay fever The investigation
has IL appears been subject himself TO the maady In
question: and has pursued his researches for number OF
wears ON examining the nasal sccrctpus with power
f immersion lens. he found the organisms to be absent
except when the disease attacked him during spiing
Then the parasltcal bodies were chieny seen IN mofio
vibrating the slide and increasing In size after several
DAYS. using "a neutral solution sulphnte Ol
o,ued by the nasal doucc the anmalcule were found
10 he completely destroyed and subsequent examination
also failed to their existence in the secretions
NERVE TIssUEs UNDER TIE MICROsCoPE.-
IN, British Medical journal, dise sing the subject OF
submitting morbid tissues to the microscope, thinks that
the best method Of such examination Ia TO take portion
of nerve tissue about the size OF large pins head from
thoroughly defined locality, press it out gently under
covering glass slide, remove the coyetlngelss ana
apply TO the left the slide drop OF Jndson
sfIle (anincl magenta dye diluted with EIGHT drops OF
water; then with needle mix the dye and nerve nat-
ter cafeiuy. and cover 1.-THE preparation with clean
GOVERNS glass again gently pressing II out TO such an
extent that light can pass through IT, On submitting
specimen thus prepared 10 the microscope Is found that
tla cells the nuclei OF the ncnrogi and the blood YES
se are beautifully tinted deep crimson color, leaving
the other tissues almost unaffected Morbid products are
also we'll brought into view either by their ready asorp
tion OF the dye By iAer refusal 10 take on the TINT
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
CIVIL NOTES.
CIVIL NOTES.
The library of the NewYork Law Inst

The library of the New-York Law Institute
~ No Al Chambersst will be closed and after July
for the purpose OF removing tie books 10 the new United
States Cout-rooms in tie posOficc building Due no
tee OF the reopening of tb library viii be gwen
The Government has begun suit in the
Unite1 States District Court against Joseph H. Bill late
savaI storekeeper at Panama, TO recover $500, 10
rLih amount l ia claimed he short In MS accounts
lanes r. Dey and Edward j. WOOsey are Bits bonds
men in the sum Of $4,000, aud they are joined az de-
ffndants in the suit.
Daniel c. Birdsall brought suit some time ago
aga stephen II. Alden TO recover 81 900 damages for
reporting that he had sedU ed Adens daughter Mis
Trubel The ase came fo tril yesterday in the Ma
rine Court Part Ill, Judge Me Adam presiding. Ex-
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
Decrease in s7J....'.'''''''''''''' sioio''' Oh
The quotations for foreign exchange are as fol

Money WAS in good supply at 202i2 per cent on
call. ard prime discounts were i'll demand at 3is
as. The Internal Revenue receipts today were
$500, 900. making total for the month of 1916,
600. and for the fiscal year, $l09, 9,353,000, an in
crease of ~, $50 900 above the estimates. The Gus
toms receipts were $4,000 total for the fiscal
year of S156,479 900, being S5,500,000 below the
estimates. Tire United States Treasurer to-day re-
ceyed $4,000 National bank notes for redemp
ton. The following is the Clearing house state
ment: Currency exchanges, $60,G73,776; currency
balances. 81 23s $40; gold exchanges 1852 SS5;
gold balances 81 ,327279.
Government bonds continue strong on the inquiry
for home and foreign account. We annex latest
street prices:
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Judge Brady, in the Court of Oyer and Termlner'
dismissed Yesterday wrts Of habeas brought o pre-
William Bartlett nom being taken o
Pennsylvania for trial. and they at once gwen py o
Sheriff into the custody Of the Pennsylvania Objects
During the June term of the Court OF Gcnerai
Sessions beginning June Recorder Hacket pTesnins an
Assistant District Attorney Nolan prosecuting 2Os cases na
been disposed of or the persons tried 80 we're acI
sent to State Prison. A. to tie penitentiny BOYS were
20 the House of Refuge aud the Catholic Protectory In
10 cases sentence suspended.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday.
before Recorder aekett william IT, Baker for forging IN me
fourth degree sentenced to 30 day. In the
His obtaining the Fan iNtr ihhc VI
steamboats, y forged order but exenuatng cir
Daniel Troy for burglary In the ird degree
Charles LYONS for pcSng pocket ON Ihru ave car
each sentenced Ia i've years imprisonment III oo
Prison Charles H. Matthews for grand arcenywa sent ior
TO state Prison.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
NEw.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, SHEET

cent: Pacific Mail, 10000 shares at 404041'sS
4Ois0 os0397s 0 decline Of 3 per cent !;
Pacific of Missouri. 200 shares at 5Oss@
5Oos; Atlantic and Pacific Preferred, ooO
shares at Is ; North Western, $500 shares NJ
39a. 4Ol. 939s.0 a 10 O039i2 3o2i039ss decline
of ss per cent St. Paul. LOO shares at 33 33'a@
1884, gain of is per cent Rock Island, 800 shares
at 1O32Q1Oi. gain of Il per cent; Ohio ana
Mississippi, 1000 shares at 23ie023's@23h, a de-
cline Of Il per cent; Wabash, 400 shares mt o'4@
5i2 gain of s per cent; Lake Shore, 10000 shares
at 6los962G61i2 i2G62Ss0617 a gain OF Il per
cent; Erie, 1900 shares at 1880 1890 14's@
14ss gain Of y per cent; Central and Hudson, 300
shares at lO3 1913 Il a 1922 7sd l03, no change. The
market closed irregular and fcverish. The opening,
highest lSwest, and closing prices of active stocks
sold TODAY will be found in the following table:
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
CLAIMS OF MINOR MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.

Judge Joseph +. DAILY, few days ago, IN
the Court of Pleas, directed judgments in favor
of the plaintiffs in the eases OF McNcnony, DOnoho,
Reid Thomas and Walsh. who had been deputy CLERKS OF
messengers of the Boards of Aldermen and Assistant
Aldermen in 1871 Their claim that their Office con
tjnucd in s72 until they were discharged by some
specific act amounting TO removal On the tria Judge
DAILY allowed the claim and verdicts were entered fo
the plaintns On a motion for new trial, the Judge
ON fIr her consideration TeyeTseS his first decision. lie
holds That al the plaintiffs employees of the Clerk
of he arflclar Board, and Therefore their employment
ceased with the end of his Office and hey have shown no
cuIlOymcnt by his successor The Clerk from the ne
cess of having custodian OF tie records, holds over
until his is appointed But there Ia no reason
for and such rule for. the continuance OF his
pluyes after his own discharge
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
ALLEGED COUNTERFEITING OF REVENUE
STAMPS.

Charles j. Spraguc, broker from Railway,
v J.. was indicted, time ago, in the United
states Circuit Court for putting counterfeit twocont in
,ernal revenue stamps on blank checks to which had
been forged the name OF Colgate Co. The trial OF the
case began yesterday, ex-Judge Garvin appearing for
,be defense and Assistant United States DisrctAorney
Purly for the prosecution. John K. Raymond testified
tnf Surage called on him in Mavery, y. y, and made
An otrr TO 20 i,o "a paying business with him hat he
accepted the Offer; that the business fo'ei 10 be obtain
inc money on forced checks, and tbI; he Rai inOnd
b0ught the Meter the attention OF the authorities.
The trial will be resumed to-day
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
CALENDARS-THIs DAr.

SUPREME T-CHANBRRs-DAvIs, r. T.
32 Bailey &C. agt. soul. 22G Elrlcher ae Thorne
ter, &c. r
Io1 Ere Railway Co at 2iJ Carter AT Baldwin
Conld. 259 .Camm yer, 81, egt
1876 Clark apt. Deacon. 80 - tlari &c -
lsn PARK api. 262 .NooDan agt. swift.
&c. 2G7 .BciiOai jr.. aSt Nathan
22l DccliDg ag Lynch. &c. and ano
SPECIAL TERM-WRsTBRoOK, j.
,9s Roosevelt et al. agt 1873 Crow et al agt Carpen
Roosevelt 1t al. ter et al
537 Mutual Life lns. Co.
agt. Smith 1t al.
SUPERIOR CoUET-S SPECIAL TRRN-SPEIR. J.
Demurrer LIiC and Fact.
Davidson act Butler. 30 Pollock etaL agt. Smith
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

Mayor Hall appears for the plaintiff and william II. An
thon for tho defendant ExMay0r Hall states that VIM
dication. and money. Is the object OF the suit
In the Court of Common Pleas, before Judge
Joseph F. Daily, the suit Of Thomas Riley against tho
Avenue G Railway Company. resulted yesterday In o
verdict for plaintiff The plaintiffs boy OF seven
years. run by one OF the defendants cars
and killed The suit was brought for the statutory
1000 The defense that the driver OF the car was
not negligent aud the bows carelessness caused inc
accident The jury found verdict for plantin for *iVV
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

III State bonds small lot Of new July and Janu-
airy South Carolinas sold at 30, and new nonfurda-
bic IS at U. District of Columbia 3-6s were back
to 72, and very large block was sold outside the
Rnnrn al that nrice. Ihe fOllOMing are the hida:
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
| Ten shares German American Bank stock sold ~
95, and thirty Bank of New-York ex-diyidend Al
13j. The bids are as follows

Railroad bonds were higher on the Chicago and
Northwestern issues, and strong on Pacifcs, Pitts
bnrgh and Fort Wayne irsts selling at Ii. The fol-
lowing ara the bids.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01

McSsrs. Norton Bliss & Co. will pay the July
pons of the consolidated bonds OF the State of South
Carolina.
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company adver-
tise to pay the coupons on tho South Pacific mort
gage bonds and the Atlantic and Pacific debenturcs,
at the Office of the Company, No. 3 Broad-st. also
the dividend on the Missouri Pacific shares, at tho
same place, on the Goth July. The coupons of the
second mortgage bonds of the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad Company will be paid at the National Bank
of Commerce.
The Kings ounty Fire Insurance Company have
declared semi-annual dividend of o per cent
The Trustees of the East River Savings Institution
lave declared their fifty fourth scm-annual divi-
dend, at the rate of per cent per annum, payable
and after July 10, on all sums which have re-
nained on deposit for three six months previous
to the first day of July.
The Paterson and Ramapo Railroad Company have
declared dividend of 3 2 per cent, payable July 2.
The Paterson and Hudson River Railroad Com
pany have declared a dividend of per cent payable
July g
The Hanover Firc Insurance Company have de-
cared semi-annual dividend of 8 per cent payable
July 1.
The coupons of the Carolina Central Railway Com
pany due July will be paid in gold at the Office Of
tho reasuTer. No Broad-st
The following securities were sold at auction, at
the Exchange SalesroOm, to-day:
Prices
Pacific Bank Ut
400 shares BrooSlyn city and Newtown Railroad
10 shares central New Jersey Land Improvement
.....-.
$3.50 Central NewJersey Land Improvement Com
pany Dividend scrip. 30tx
SIT Of Alabama per Bonds duo ls92.. l7
Harlem Light Company. 13oS
shares Merchants Insurance Company zOl
$4,000 City OF Houston Texas 10 per cent Funding
f3Onds dated Jan. I. 1873, due Jan. |, 1908.
Interest January and July. .............. 20
$1,000 City Of Houston (fexasl Road and Bridge I'm
provement 10 per cent Bonds dated Jan. I,
1873, due Jan. T. 1913. Interest January and
q 300 civ OT Houston CTexas) Poat and Fridge I'M
proyement 10 per cent Bonds dated Fob. l.
1872, duo Jan. ], 1902. Interest January and
Jhiy 20
The Philadelphia stock market is dull Penn.
sylvana Gs, third issue, lib; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad. 20os: Reading Railroad. So; Penn
sylyanla Railroad. 1875. GOld 1l7ls.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-01
TIE MARKETS.
tCarsfully reported for Tas TGrnJSKI
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
XEnNPsnAY Luna 20 la1a
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.


The following complete list OF exports shipped
which cleared today for foreign ports:
AysIERDAx-Bark Ruth.