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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-07
H. D.o;G.

The soundings in the Pacific ocean
demonstrate the fact that the
temperature of the water decreases
with its depth. Excavations in the
soil in all parts OF the earth have met
with increased heat at each foot of de-
scent, and the artesian water struck
at great depths in Europe is very
warm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-07
Travellers Home.

Arrivals yesterday from San Fran
cisco by Coast Line Stage: H X Nc
Luna, f Denison and c E Kennedy.
From San Louis Obispo: G Fl Cof-
fee.
Arrivals by Telegraph Stage Line
yesterday morning from San Fran
cisco: G NJ Lombard, Mr. Smell, Nels
P Nelson. N M Patterson, Wesley
Clark, Vaunce and L Michaes.
Departures this morning for San
Francisco by Telegraph Stage Line; 1t e;
Harper, J II Harper, s c Foy, Chas J
Barber, Mr. Sharrocks and Henry
Neill.
Fires are raging from the Cahuenga
to the hills West.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-07
EASTERN NEWS.
IucendiariSsnl.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, October 9th. Last
evening, about II O'clock, the foreman
at Grabber & Knowles coal yard dis
covered that the breakers had been set
on fire, and OH his attempting to put
out the fire two shots Were fired at
him for the purpose of intimidating
him, and the incendiaries escaped. In
few moments the fire had gained
such hea iway that it was impossible
to save anything. The combustible
nature of the contents of the engine
house, consisting of oil, waste, etc., fed
the flames, and in few minutes the
whole structure was in flames. Hun
dreds of people were on the spot, but
they could do nothing to save the
building. The loss will reach 100000;
no insurance.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-07
Trouble I'm Mississippi.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 6th.-The
latest dispatches from Friar's Point
state that Sheriff Brown yesterday or
dered an attack on the town by the
negroes, but the latter were driven
back. The whites are organizing
under the commando of Generals Alcorn
and Chalmers. The Sheriff has fled
the country.
1t is claimed that kilograms sent re-
garding the troubles at Friar's Point
were greatly exaggerated.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

The JxwEL.-We are glad to see
that this popular house has passed
into the management Of our worthy
friend, Sam. Fellows who will here
after run it as proprietor, with that
genial gentlemen, Jack Kelley ~
assistant. No better or more de-
serving young men are to be found
anywhere and they will doubtless do
well. Sam has been the presiding
genius of the establishment Of Hess
and French for the year past, but as
they have closed out he has started
on his own account at the Jewel.
Success to him!
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

=. Fl. OSWALD This gentleman
,as moved his store to Osbnn's
rick building on Front Street, aud
Is now prepared to suit his nnmcr
GUS friends aud customers to any
thing they can call for in the way
of 4 general assortment Of Dry
Goods, Groceries &c. 1fe has just
returned from Now Orleans with a
new and full stock, and an inspcc.
ton of his shelves and counters re-
veals a display Of every variety of
nice and choice goods which he has
marked at very small advance on
New Orleans prices. As Mr.. Os-
wald does not expect to make all
his fortune in one year, he is con
tent to realize only a moderate prof
it and buyers will do well to call on
him ut his new quarters.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

~ BY reference to their card il
will be seen that tho .irm Of NJ
Paul, Jr., & Co, was Dissolved by
Limitation on the first inst, and
that the new firm of John A. VIII.
]iams & Co., takes it's place, mr.. NJ
Paul, Jr., having retired. We wish
the new firm all tho success OF
which they are SO deserving and
our friend Mike has our good wish
es for his;futnre prosperity in what
ever business he may embark. lie
still remains with Messrs. John 4.
Williams & Co., to settle up his
business.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

WBy reference to his advertise.
ment in another place it will be
seen that Mr.. Julius Goodman, who
has been keeping the Pacific Saloon
has taken the place Of Messrs Hess
s. French at the Excelsior Saloon
under the Exchange Hotel, where
his numerous friends will find him
plentifully supplied with the very
best of the wherewithal to get up q
satisfactory ''smile."
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

~ The new Advertisement oil
DR.. W. G. TAFT, Agent, appears III
its appropriate place in our col.
umns this morning. DR.. TAFT is al
experienced Druggist and pays
careful attention to the compound.
ing Of prescriptions. Tie has a
fresh stock Of Drugs and Medicines
and purchasers may rely upon the
quality Of medicines purchased
from him. He keeps besides a
general assortment Of Fancy Arti-
cles, Stationery, fine Cutlery, Books
Blank Books etc, and persons in
need of anything in his line will
find it to their advantage to bny
from him.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09
Com
New ORLEANS, la, J
.1nnttnrv Z 1879

Mr.. EDrroR.
The yield of cotton rs stated "a the
C;ucasisu of the 2G;h inst is very
extraordinary. Might not my young
. nua'ntance be mistaken as to ycAere
tins whole o. the cotton came from
Parties perhaps who grew the cotton
90 freedmen? Might thoy not have
visited some other persons cotton
house or cotton field at night, have
known OF such. ] know the negro
pretty well, owned hundreds dur
ing q long life, / am susp;ctious yet
/ hope ] nrn mistaken in this in
>tance, if am there is no better
cotton country anywhere. Why 80
elsewhere to plant, Nr. Brngier
made three and half hogsh ads OF
sugar this season Per acre, he has
published so.
Your digestion in reg. I'd to the
labor of freedmen, l think cannot
work well. Certainly not to the
land owner. II the same rule OF
docking" was adopted the share
system would be best, and why can't
1t be adopted and carried out pro-
pcrly fos both parties. You hire a
nand at $l3 per month and rations,
If he falls TO work full time you dock
hiGl at t1eice the rate OF his wages,
to cover with loss time and rations,
unless the time lost was occasioned
by sickness, then Simply deduct it
at tho rate paving him, and charge
for rations. TO deduct only at the
I t: agreed for wages would not
answer, many of them would be will
.ines to get rations and work at their
will if they we're only docked for
loss time, why should they not be
docked for loss of time when on
shares Us On wages? Share form g
as substantial wages as money, it is
money, what else? The system OF
of iabor and wages enaugrated by
Gen. Banks is the best for the land
owner then any that have succeed
ed bis. It was giy7n up, fear be-
cause it was a yankee rule.
A PLANTER.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09
e. The Washington Capital
makes the following allegations re.
SDectinf President Grant nf

e. The Washington Capital
makes the following allegations 70.
spectink President Grant !: ui
"The President assisted IL private
box 1T Toole's performance last Thursday
night, and the opinion prevailed among
tho dsiutsrsStsd VI the orchestra chnira
that, Judging from appearances, be would
not be troubled with the third term. His
Excsllency, we ore painsd to write, il not
in the best Of health and, although pos
sess.ng all iron constitution, II not more
careful If himself ho will not b about
much longer ~ trouble the politicians. or
late W. learn that he has been extremely
careless Of mis- health" a
This means in plain language
that tho President was conspicuous.
~ drunk at the theatre, aud has Of
late been frequently seen in that
condition, and we dare say it is
true. But the idea that his healtl,
is undermined BY such practices is
mistaken. He is . man OF extraOr.
binary strength and endurance,
and although he is in danger of be.
coming u confirmed drunkard again,
Us he WIS when he was obliged to
resign from the army in California.
in 1854. there is no probability that
his life will be seriously abbrevia.
ted by that cause. Such is the
quality Of his nervous system that
ho c:u get drunk pretty often and
come tresher out OF it than any
other man; and NO it will probably
be to the end. IN. Y. Sun.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

" At the election on Monday
last, Mr.. Edouard We'll was elected
Mayor Of Alexandria by q handsome
majority, and Messrs. Moses Rosen-
thai, Jos, Bouillotte, E. r. Biossat,
NJ. Legras and ". w. Wilmington
Jr., were elected Councilmen. We
congratulate the good people Of our
town upon having secured such able
and efficient officers. -
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09
Invest Your Money q Houston |
Houston, Dec. Goth 1874.

AnYYNMnE 11nN O0kh 300A
-, NJ. oS1o"' Aoo' ~" Ao'4'
W. n"''o'
In the very midst Of the holidays
though We are, still all IL life and
hustle with the activity Of business.
The old year that is slowly dying
OF servility, will leave behind it Q
thriving and prosperous city. The
future Of Houston looms up gigan.
tically. Commodore Charles Nor
gan, worth somewheEein ths1eiglDS
borhood OF $50, OOO, 600, not only
has bought several hnndred thou
SAND dollars worth Of onr Haetg
Bonds. Not only Is constrpCtj0k :
ship channel from the sea to the
corporate limits Of this city 11aa
Will allow ocean steamers to Cewoa
to our wharyes, bat be has .1epbnf !
y purchased largely q H1d9kohg
City Bonds and 10 nov ono Of the
c'ty's creditors TO the amount ~.
one fourth her debt. A. lhan With
the financial ability, the Y asos1cys n
making sense OF Charles Morgan,
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

r. We have moved the CaNc0-
sian Office to GOOdman's Brick
Building, on the next square above
its former location, and our friends
will now find it mucl, more conye.
nicnt to reach us than it has been
heretofore. In this connection we
take occasion to observe that we
are just in receipt Of q large lot of
new job type and other job mate
rails, and that our facilities for do.
ing job work are now unsurpassed
by any country Office in the State.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

" Thanks to the Seminole and
Garry Owen, for full files of North
ern and Western papers, and to the
Selma, for a file of New Orleans pa
pers.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09
SheriOaN'S Bulletins OF SiaDi.ar

HEADERS. NIL. DIV. OF THE MISSOURI,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
~. January !, 1870. }
Hon. W. W. Bcllnap, Secretary of War,
Washington, -. c.:
1t is with deep regret that | have to
announce to You the existence in this
State Of a spirit Of defiance to all law t,,'
authority, and an insecurity Of HE
vhici, is hardly realized by he General
Government, or the country at large.
The lives Of citizens have become so
jeopardiZed that unless something is
done to give protection to the people, all
security usually afforded by law, will be
overritlaen.
Defiance to the laws and the murder
Of individuals seems to be looked upon
by the community here, from Il stand
point which gives impunity to all who
choose to indulge in either, and the civil
government appears powerlcss to pun
ish, or even arrest.
| have, Tonight assumed coutrol over
the Department OF the Gulf.
T. II. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General.
A1EADtSf.S. NIL. NV. OF THE MISSOURI, ]
NEW ORLEANS, la,
January ), 1919. }
Hon. W. w. Beiknap. Secretary OF War,
Washington, b. g.:
l think that the terrorism now exist
ing in Louisiana, Mississippi and Ar
kansas could be entirely removed and
confidence and fair dealing established
by the arrest and trial Of the ringdeal-
ers of the armed White I.eagners.
If Congress would pass bill declar-
ing them banditti they could be tried by
by a military commission. The leaders
of this 5"nditii, WAC murdered men here
on the 18th Of last September, and also
more recently at Nicksburg. Miss,
should, in justice to law and order and
the peace and prosperity Of this South
ern part OF tine country, be punished.
1t is possible that if the President
would Issue proclamation declaring
them banditti. that no further action
need be taken except that which would
ucyolve upon me.
[Signed 2. II. SHERIDAN.
Lieutenant General, L. ). \.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

to No one need be IL: any doubts
as to where to go Cor the very lest
beef that tie market affords. Mr.
I. L. Saclsman, has u stat! in the
Market House and keeps good beef
Give min a call.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

- Messrs j. Il. & J. n. Gooliu.
have for sale at L'oyd's Bird &c fc-
ty fine Texas mules, which they are
offering ut very low figures AS
this is the time when our planters
are preparing for another crop,
those Of them who propose to buy
mules will do well to purchase from
them, as their mules are muc!,
cheaper, live on less, and do the
same work as Western mules.
E The rive, bus risen about fou;
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

ga The Legislature and the pro-
ceedings of the Conference have
taken 'aD all our space this week.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

ly DR.. W. c. TAFT, Agent, has
for sale large supply OF Lan-
drcth's Fresh Garden Seeds.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09
ALEXANDRIA, La:
Saturday.. Jan. ., 1876
N o I'll 4 {!

MOTTO E;!
QERVICES ut the TOWN HALL
~ Missionary Anniversary.
SATURDAY, s O'CLOCK, P. NJ.
SUNDAY Il O'CLOCK, A. II.
Preaching-Bishop KEENER.-
Preaching-G3 2. NJ. Rev. JOHN
WILKERSON.
0EVICES in the Pinevil'o NJ. +.
~ Church South.
Preaching and Ordination OF
Deacons-Bishop PAINE, IL A. NJ.
Preaching and Ordination OF FL
dcrs-Rev. LINUS PARxER, 8 =. NJ.
Preaching-Rcv. JoKN MATH-
Ews, 81 II. NJ.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

EY We have not had an hour:
sunshine for necrIy three weeks.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-01-09

q The river bus risen abou: four
feet.
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= Freights arc card rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-22

A MEXICAN STANDARD BEvEL TABLss, WITH
"A peiane, g wire Cushions; best In use ami war.
ranted second hand Tables complete tl<5
Bagatee i.ipolite and Russan Bowling Tables at re.
duced priccs W. n. GRIFFITH CO.. " vesey street
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ANUsExENrs-sxcosDP PAcr-Fourth, nfth and sixsA
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soSRb AND LoDGiSG Ws1NTED-Flss1 P1es"FoarsA
BROOKLYN. BRooSS'II79HI. REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-s-sosD
BUSINESS s1Ssselff' oelFffP'oSRSTHamNifrIEs-Nrsrn P.ex
cra Fur
cLEsSs S.s%S And sALEsxEs-srrrs,n r4e.-your.A col
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SaSciSd AcADENiEs"sseosD PacrAfoursh column.
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SSSSsE5 sSoas 1Sb afgsFaEsrs ssPB TO LET
and
HELP N4STEsD@AALEs-srvrs.u r4cs-vlnA col.
HoRsEs: CARRIAGES. 4c.-F.Rsr PAor-second aud
f1SSr soIcn
ISDUsTsiXL EXHIBITION coxPANY-Piasr pAc.-
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Neutrality-suspicious. PAGH-Sxth column.
MARBLE GANTELS-SEvENTa PAGE-Sixth column.
NEDIEAL-SEcoNp PAcE-Third column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAGx-F1fst
column.
xIscKLl:ANEous ADvERTIsENENrs-T.xrxP PAs.-
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MUSICAL-SRcOKD PAcE-Fourth column.
NEW PUBllCArIONS-FlFT PAcE-Sixth column.
PERSONAL-FIRsr PAGE-First column
PlANOFOkTkA ORGANS &C.-sxcoND PAGx-Fourth
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FExALEs-
SEVENTH PAGE-Third column.
PROPERTY OUT OF The ClTA FOR SALE OR TO
KENT-SEcOND PAGE-First and second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-SxcoXD PAoE-Second
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THE TURF-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUhPOsEs-SEcoSD PAGE
TRAVELLERS OUiDE-SxvxsrH PAcr-s,xth coumn
UNFURNIShED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND rAGx-ThIrd column.
WANTED TO PUkCHASE-FlRsT PACE-Fourth column
WAATCHsS. JEWELRY &C.1FlnsT pAcs1Third column
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THE TURF.
pARNUMs uIPPODROME.
LAST WEEK. Positively LAST WEEK.
TROTS EVERY NIGHT.
TROTS EVERY NIGHT.

LAST WEEK. POSITIVELY Last WEEK.
1aS4s HsSss sVaa4 NXhHY siSan s1aHG'
ASfas AxJ4MinH MAySEH Asb ybB r
Miss Yates rides b. 6. johnnie Reed.
Miss Roberts rides q. m. Modesty
Running Horses. nlppodrOms Stud; 81 mile and re.
yImmS Rowe ride. or; q. Remor,.
Iinev QusntIet rides b. 2. Mulatto.
Gnn9s Jim 9ahS:os as: VITA Ghsa s:;e'A
MONDAY NIGHT-rrot Extraordinary. mile and 70,
John Rogers enters b IN Bessie.
Dan Mace enters br IN. Josie.
George vandewater enters b. m Rosebud.
H4ESs,q 4%u Mss H1'ss' SNb & 4 p pnErEAr-runsE $3.50
?ssS o. Ss;:s ss;s": !aS Ssset
TUE::iS.$Y SioHf, February ss-xlls and repeat,
5d:ssS SssHs Ss's sD:,: sssss; s. ksyasn
John So Rssisi sIssf: .ss!.6 ss & osn sSs.n.n ass
K. Doty sn'eT;ss: sn'HT;s.ss 9; 3; Pic. .:,-,.. .,.
Dan Mace enter, Sf g Esr:
j6an yRsra Roas,: :s':s: sSso,s e ~ 4bSaIssy bSI;s
M:ss :a:sr S :a!.s: rooy
:. DOW xsDSssSs iassn s6 X y Mar, ygssuAxY
r. ai;!' sis hi;;
M 80. . MI: ht ana r:p:ss..srr.. ssaa
!isa sa.s sGs:si s:as. sSsss: ssi:s: Il r aCi C:soa
iyss: ayss:a i.;.: .s..: * Ic9Hsi'aIIsT; 9n asS;..
vcrIos POOLS SOLD At THE LlyyY HOUSE,
pOSrcns 'A'' ''' e. sEAM w.
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a.
GRAND EXHIBITION OF SUPERB
AMERICAN PICTURES
THIS QONDAY) DAY AND EVENING,
FREE. AT THE ART ROOMS, sl7 BROADWAY.
THE MEssRS LEAvIrT,
AUCTIONEERS
-$250Oy WORTH OF MAGNIFICENT
IA household Furniture,
Pianofortc, Bronzes, Oil Paintings. &c.,
at public auction at private


~ r.notsr.s iis%ss sron.s. 'S5nasIs oil rsiHsns.. &C.,
1$;s Ss'so S$ssssi Ss:i ':s;s
BY AaeoHsss. az vii, sell all the
s?i:Ins sSss ss' s
aSe
furniture, Turkish SUIT Easy Chairs, Lounges, Cham
SPRING ana hair Dining
A UCTIoN.-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE or
THIS oSasy 1Ha uss'Hi s e. a.
s%y as:
masnincent latest style fa.lor suits in satin brocade
ss ss'$ss
SPRING and Hair
Mar.es.eS BedSin!, req and plush suts Library, Din.
sse KkAEMs si BY order 81 81
W. Richards. ESQ.
UcrIoN SALE. AUCTION SALE.
is!s ssrtsss1 irf H,sia'
THIS Mona s 10 O'Clock
2l0 West 2lst St, near 7th av.
wOoa 7 octave Decker BROS T Pan",orte @ ali improve @
saa M o
inss imported gilt bronze Figures Clocks Turkish suit
.sgsy s snf as:
ssSsss,x Ys.a5
s e 'gs%s &c
Kitchen B.
Sale positive Take n svtaas c%ss iaE. Aucn
RY JAMES l5 $500 N MILLER;-rgEsDAY: rEsxvAEY 2;
nue., southeast Tweniyninn street story
aa h ye fs:s .d9y sIG and Ts No ~ M
story and collar brick House IN rear Maps and partcu
EUGENE BIssELL, AUCTION NEER.
1u.sD$ S o:'ssS y as;:sy
large S special si.S trace ;S;s
consisting q Isrse Invoices voice st OF desirable good.
this sale. ~
HENRY FELTMAN, AUCTIONEER-BO0TH's THE
and s!s VenS o
somely fitted up at any price before the day OF sale At
CHERIFF's SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE. CAR
pets, &c-a AERNAN' Sns,iTs Auc!icneer, sells on
shs IaSy Carpets ssasI%s
s s' &c. WH scSoS coSs fss% sSer as:
WILLIAM BAIRD, Deputy.
SHEaIFF's SALE OF BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL
Wright S 52 aEKMAS n snsrs
10 street IL
nd sS G X: x:
,os.J xo,o.r~ WILL WILLIAM c. CONNER. sherir:
chattel mortgage. sells on Tuesday, February %
At lex O'Clock, at 48S second excellent Team
one double Truck and Harness.
VVILLIAM ABBOTT AUOTIONEER, 80 NEW BOW
w ery. will sell on Tuesday, ;si ms, at 1880
and dining saloon patent range copper boiler crockery
chairs, &c
\NILLIAM Writers, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL
w this dav AondayL at O'Clock, ut 46i Canal street.
the Fnrnisare Of large boarding house; blSsx walnut
Bookcases hne Brussels and ingram Carpets: Ocloths
Rugs, Mattngs, &c French plate pier, mantel and
plain Mirrors curled hair, hnsk and excelsior Mat
ns:t na Tischns JSunt-
ings and Engravings; large Ice Boxes, Gas FixtureA
Clocks Shades &C.
1OGrH STREET-PkREMPrORY SALE
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BOARDERS WANTED.

I WELL FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND ADJOI.
l. Ing hall Room, suitable Tor three gentlemen
with board fire and gas; prices very moderate
Grove street.
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1OGfH yTRERr-PkREMPToRY SALE.

BENJAMIN p, FAIRCHILD. AuctioneeE
will sell at public auction. on tuesday,
February 81 1879 at " O'Clock noon
at the Exchange SaeIoom, No Ill Broad way the mod
story brick and brown stone high stoop base
ment and cellar House and Lot No 2,y West l2o
between seventh and Eighth avenues, commencing 20
feet east from Mhth avenue size xHlx99 II; ali i'm
provemen; convenient all the railroads and ste Am
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-22
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A --SAFETY, STYLE. BEAUTY AND SPEED.
~ IMPORTANT SALE OF WELL KNOWN AND
GENUINE TROTTING HORSES.
THE SPEED WARRANTED As REPRESENTED AND
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-22

UCT10y POOLS SOLD At TINE LIBBY HOUSE
"A northwest onrnsr Of Twenty.sevOnth street AND
Fourth avenue tnis Afternoon and svsaug on the Ho.
podroms troL UkO. SHAW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-22

LOT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND pEvkL
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-22

nEsK WANTED. "A sECoNp HAND oFFIcE DasE
with rolling t,p, In Eoyd oepd ton, oi sySr feet
iuShss lsns. AasfitA aatA sSsh, S7rOxx3. SsfXls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-17

onions So; apples s3a5 y Dbl; cabbages
s3d v 100: ,snurkrout 81 y Dbl.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Light supply
and good demand. The market is still bare
of green peas. White Northern beans are
selling at 4c " It; white Western s606 SO
" bel; red kidney. Northern, 404Ac y ID.
DRIED FRUIr-Light supply of new
apples; they would command ! u Sc y fb;
old are quoted at &c " 10. Old peaches
are neglected, and quoted at 6La a &c u Is.
HIDES - Light continue dull but heavy
are more active. Country green are
are quoted at 6t ale; dry sailed l0c; dry
tnt l3c y ID, In city slaughter
sales are making at follows: Steer hides
over s. fbs. y n. 9lac; do. 20 to 81 lbs. &c;
DO under 20 tbs. &c; COW hides, as they rum
6l2c; kips. 25 to 30 lbs, Size; cali skins each,
75c OK horns &c each.
WOOL The season is over. and what Ii
tie is selling commands u a Sic T. II for
clear lake, - a &c for Louisiana clear and
II q TIC for bury. according 70 quality.
TALLow-No demand. Quoted al SOLO
= 70.
Moss-Lisht supply and dull. Gray is
quoted ~ d2lac; mixed 3 Sac; black d
4l9c y ID
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTs-Small stock
on hand and moderate demand. Lemone
are quoted at $40 q hnx; layer raisins
s. 80 y box; bananas 81 4 10 y bunch;
citron SOC = Is: currants 6lec; Brazil nu',
Sc: dates 'iac T. Ii; pioeapples s. 50 y
dozen; cocosuuta $40 r 1000
NAVAL S1oREs-Are in light supply and
fair demand. Spirits turrentine is quoted
az 2S't q -3c = gallon. RCsiu. d and Z
II 50 =. and & s. % az 30. II and I!
- go ii, X and NJ g. $50 10 y bbl
Far, s. az 10 = ha)f Dbl and IS 50 fbbl
Pitch, s. - a3 T. bb.
Hors-ATe dull. New York are quoted at
20 axe: Wisconsin Is a20c; California u a
.7c T. H.