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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALyEsToS May 10, 1873
ports eoast"ise. As sales 2l9. stocA, sIOat
NEW ORLEANS, Nav ~ Is7a
gross 2sl sxports4o Great Brita n az, 90 y, Sais hs
Channel 1870; eoastwse, Ia sales 75l stock o. 60
Cotton easy middlns I5c i5%e Set A receipts ~" GO
bales Exports eoastwise, S4s Sales, 80 Stock lss62
Cotton quiet; mldalins isss IS" Get ''S re-
CENTS sos 6AieS EXPORTS eoastwise 2Ss GALES, 20
sAyAsxAH May 10, 1915.
Cotton quiet; mIednS is'se Net receipts $50 bales
wILHIyeros. \. c, May ~ ls7a
strained 81 S9 crude tgrpentine quiet; hart 81 a0
Flour steady; demand moderate; sales Of rs bls al
White Winter ns 81 & o o er e smGsf wnes = e
Milwaukee club 81 70; extra While Michigan 81 10.
Canada a. y - , Corn meal sS7 Tor boed 80 fer
So mddnngs ~ per ton. anal Ireights ower-wheat
oo the "nq Tye o Ss =. e Ssw fors
5SsRe rye iss iSe 40 luna lumber %
Lake recsptsFlour 200 obls; wheat sou bushels na,
wheat 40o0 bushels corn 5000 do oats. 10 SG DO
Darcy, lsll DO shipmsnts by rairoad-flour 5O0j
2.t0O do shipments BY idewater cnnai--wheat 7St5d
points " . 90 bu.he eor = saC 10
~ nav 6, ssr se iaeE 'c corn
quotations spring wheat dull and unsettled sale OF
IN air demand; SAFE o. 1000 bushels 50 White
Michigan AZ 81 30: 2,uUU do do. privately.
dull and lower sale OF 5U0 bu shells lie. In lots Oafs
ccted. Rye and barley here. seeds auiet and
unchanged. PORK lower; so 81 heavy moss lard
lower at i6c. Highwines nominal
TOLEDO. May 10 1876
.Flodr STEADY wheat steady. No. white WABASH,
81 S34 No. white Michigan 81 81: extra do Al ggI-,
amber Michigan. cash ani June, 81 30; july 81
gust. 81 Is No, req 81 81. No. do 81 red
~ IS; red Dayton and Michigan 81 2sj Corn dull ami
%agas e mixed isc aSas sSS SS as tSs
dun and unchanged. heceipts-WheAt. 1000 bushels.
corn, p coo do oats, 600O do Shipmenrs-Four aO0O
bills wheat 1900 bushels corn 10000
CHICAGO May TO- 1874
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED Wheat excite and lower.
No spring. fresh. 81 AZ No. do do ST. o.; do.
regular. 81 O0is spot; 81 II June 81 U5 Jny No ao
stsc N. rejected. s-c sec. Corn active irregular
and lower; No mixed 69c. n Toe, SPOT; 6aSc.T bld
June l2ssc., bid July rejected 66c. c Oats ia
TAR demand and lower. No. ?, 6ltsc. a 614c mot.
s2sc BID june rejected, 6O1sc rye duh and lover;
40. z, 81 ". Barley quiet and UNCHANGED Pork
panickyi dinicult 70 give accurat. quotations. verv
active and closing strong az so s75s spot OF june
81 ~ July. Lard panlcky difficult to awe accurate
quotations active anu closed firm At SIS spot. sll Us
june 80 10. ulv Bulk meats dema and lower;
SHOULDERS SEC short RIB middles, Ilo, short clear do
l2c Whiskey, nominally 81 liza 8 Is At the after
noon call Of the board-Wheat tSe lower. torn higher
AZ 691sc, June Fork, so So June; sH u.s. July lard
strong aud unchanged. Reseipts-FlOur. llp0j bills
wheat fslv9 bushels; corn, sSUU do; oats t0O do
rye lOO0 do. barley h,U00 do. snlpments-Four. lO0D
do. barley, 2OO0 do
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men TO sustain The same. Foreign exchange
closed quiet al about 4.s6ls Tor bankers 60 days
sterling and 4s91s for demand.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Washington aoyices report the following Treas
ury balances:Currency, SIS or, $50; coin Ss2 1885,,
lel; less com certificates s2i, o6s, 900. Customs
receipts to-day, s. Obs; internal revenue re-
ceprs, s263,724. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
100000 on account OF interest and $685. 900 IN
redemption or nve-twenty bonds. National bank
notes received for redemption to-day, 5000, 900.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were higher, In sympathy with gold and with
demand from home and foreign investors. Dis
trict Of Columbia BONDS were in request at 145s
United States currency skies, 1241s q 12411; do.
do, 1881, registered, 1874 Q 1924 do. 40. do.
coupon. l2414 1241a; do. nve-twenues 1852
registered, III q 1l7l4; do. d. do, coupon,
1T 117i4; do. do, 1864. registered. 117Z .
lis; do, do do. coupon lis q 1851; do
co.. 1866, registered, ll01s 100; do do, do, cou
pom, 1905 l2o5s; do. do, do. new, registered,
l22A 122h do. do. do do, coupon, 1924 1928
do. do, 1867 registered, 1924 l22k 90. do. do,
coupon, 124 124h do. do, 1885, registered 122 .
12s; do. DO, do, coupon 1898 1884; do. ten
fortes. registered, lle1a lle2; do. do, coupon,
ll7z us; DO. aves. 1881, registered, llet lls16
do, do, do, coupon, 116S 1l6h.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day Is 900. Paris
MES, 65L The rate OF discount in the open
market for three months bills is ga per cent or
4 below bank rate. Erie, at $40 p. A., 21ss a
2lA. AT 80 the price was reported by one
authority a. 22L and by another at 207s IL
These are, oil course, understood 10 be the figures
or the street. IL is reported In London that the
Deutsche Braziianiscne Bank OF Rio Janeiro has
failed in consequence of some party connected
win the bank abseoudng With the funds. The
capital of the bank Is S5.oo0,0oO
STATE BONDS
The State bonds New YORK registered bounty
loans sold ut 1OSs& Tennessee new at 5ox; do,
new series at 5o55, and Virginia deferred at ga.
RAILROAD BONDS
were strong for tue Pacific issues and steady for
the general list. Union Pacific drsts advanced to
1olsl; land grants to ok ana sinking funds 10
92A a g21S Central Paciacs sold a: 1887 1891
Fries were weak. Firsts sold at 1907, the asking
price yesterday having been 1o5 Fourths sold at
94is, a decline OF % per cent. Third offered
at 9s and nfth at 95H. c., O. and L O. irsts sold
at 40, Toledo and Wabash second at 81, ana nrsts
at s2x.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 100 Tor Fourth National, 154
for PARK and 100 for Republic
QUARTERLY STATEMENT OF THE NATIONAL BANKS
THE CITY NEW YORK.
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livery The sales were about - on buaa .s 81 10
~ ~ Tor 40 2Clcaa0 ia store and ahea,, ~ - tor t
wahNse atoat 81 zO1s Tor old DO III store 81 421a
81 a f9r amber winter; 81 70 tor No Milwaukee, 10
arrive ~ june Corn was in limited demand ana lower.
Inc sales were 7uUO0 bushels a. Sic SIC tor mixed
ana yellow. oats were dnll, ana Ic lower We note
saes 81 a3u0 bushels at 1se Iatsc for mixed 1yc Tor
wnle Rye was Quiet az 81 0ic. asked and 81 bid for
Sahada ~ bond. Barley was m limited demand,
win sales OF 200 bushels East C.EaIu at 81 ~.
tkEIGhts quiet but irm Tue engagements we're Ito
LIVERPOOL Dy steam, 90 boxes cheese al JSs. 20 do
bacon az Sos bO bushels gram 81 ID Tor and o.
lot wneai bO bales gZd Tor compressed and
oou Ior pressed, and 80 hbs rusin private
terms lbe charters We're toilows.A British snip.
nence TO .he Continent WIN i1jJ bbls. refined petro-
leum ~ ~ di Norwegian bark, hence 70 Exeter,
another, hence 70 London, with $500 refined pctro.
lcnm AZ - ~ another hcnee 70 the Continent with
JauV 40 refined petroleum At 4N. tlfd another.
PhnAdelphla 70 the German Baltic, With 100 do
tined petroleum IT - I'D; American schooner.
nom brunswick 70 New iorA, with l51oQ0 lumber
mt ST 10
HIDEs,-1he market continues quiet at fui prices We
IS lbs 22iac 2ic; Aonteyideo, = 3 los u q lbs 2sc
Ac. Lorrienes, "A lbs - los &c a .2lsc; Rio
Ginude, ~ lbs. y BIS 2l4sc. @.c Orinoeo II lhs
- lba ~ e. &c; California - ms 20 lbs 2-1sc:
Central American, IS lbs n MS. 2Nie; Juan -
los. "A lbs. giac Matamoros, - Us. "a his, zoe
ale Vera Crna - lbs. 70 lbs isc. lac Tampeo 70
20 lbs 2l9 lbs, Use, lJc. Bogoa, is ~. ms Ice
beo and Laguayra. 20 It's = lbs., l9c 20c Cara
cas- 20 lbs % lbs, 9c. Payta - lbs Is lbs l9c.,
sisal 20 lbs. ~ lbs c.. Camneachy 70 lbs. % lbs
lie lSc Tobasco, 20 lbs II lbs, lgc gold selected
LEArHRR-Hemock was in good demand at full prices,
We Quote;-
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There be gold 'clique," as It is termed, IL
mas certainly not yet played It's cards in the ordi-
nary way. me shipments are Indifferent; there
has been no "squeeze" in cash gold; the quotation
Of ll0k was steadily main tanned throughout the
aay without excitement or pressure. and ia short
the Board appear to De simply responding 20 the
belief expressed by many OF It's members weeks
ago, that some time during the year, unless a
European war should intervene or great foreign
demand be created for American products our
gold would be called upon to balance accounts
and '1lI the gap" in tue commerce between this
and other countries It remains 10 be
seen whether this thought IL true
one. What we owe abroad cannot al
ways be paid In the currency which we so
DEITY circulate at home. Repeated default has
Inaken the faith OF the lorelgn investor, ana he
win hencefortH require something more than a
mere written promise to pay" Tine opening
and close OF the market to-day was 1l64, with in
termediate sales az 1l6K and 11C1S. The rates Tor
borrowing we're /, ?, ~ ADD per cent. Loans
were also made nat, ana az the close 1t per cent
CARVING.
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=
For futhe delivery basis low mIddnng toe sales have
pcen follows -Yestcrdoy alter two II. May. 100
bales al is 3s2c; June, w 10 s32c. July. no az
IL T.3ic. 2UJ 6i4c August 20 az lesc. september,
100 1T 7S1c: october 40 atil5c.. 500 l5 20
nary 90 at is 253lc Total $500 bales Today, up 10
two T. MJuac l0U at IS Isle, 1000 Al Is Lice 40 at
Is l-szc.; July $500 at 6 7S.c, 9UQ at ~ s-ltc.:
August J. 500 l6ssc.. l,5O AZ 10 ll.31c.. 900 al
Ia Si6c 20v at is i-s2c. loo al IS Side september
30 at 10 5Szc., 500 st Isle; october. go
100 at lsszc go At Is 2sslc koyem9er ag Al 1870
nber rs 1890. January, 400 az 5c rs
2sszc February 90 at is 15i6c. March, l00 az I6sc
total, l1l0O bales Grand total 2l.50 bales.
ton. IS bsess New orleans, ,67!i Mobile,
%; savannah, S66: Charleston. 3U9; Wilmington, 7;
Norfolk, CAS-; New YORK, S2l. Total 2d2a This day
last week, 3lii. Aa aissoa gay Ag year $50 ioial
as foliows:-To Havre BY steam, &c TO Hamburg
by steam &c. To Bremen, BY steam, Ne; by sail
&c, compressed. 10 Liverpool o. steam "a. by sail.
Flour AND GnAIS.-Receipts--Four, 35t bbis wheat
lG 90 bushels; corn, $3.50 do oats. ~ $50 do The
-four market dun and unchanged We note "a 81
lis bbla Rye continues quiet Corn was se adv
Tue $50 bDis aud O bags al - ~ for
Brandywine - 40 tor western FELLOWS % 81 - IS
for Jersey and Pennsylvania bbl 81 so for "a a.
more coarse yellow sacked ser 100 lbs. We quote
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nd lowest prlces of the day:-
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following are the changes for twenty-four

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following are the changes for twenty-four
hours:-
DECLINE and Pacific Telegraph. Xxi;
Atlantic and Pacific preferred, "a New York
central. u; G., c. and |. c., 4; Erie Ia Han
n0al ana 81. joseph, y Harlem, y Northwestern
common. y; ohio ana Mississippi IA Panama,
~ Rock Island. e; st. Paul, z do, preferred,
/; Waoasn, IL; Missouri Pacific. q.
ADVANCE. Delaware ana LacKawanna, /: Lake
Shore. u; Pacific Mail, q; Quicksilver, az; Union
Pacific, NJ Western Union, -; Erie, IN London,
~.
THE SALES TO-DAY
amounted TO s9S,ooo shares. which were chiefly
distributed among the following active securl-
tes:-New York Central and Hudson, $50; Erie,
200; Lake Shore, 10000; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, 200; Northwestern, $4,000; do preferred,
500; Rock Island, 14,5oo; Pacific Mail, o., 500; st.
Paul, 1000; do preferred, 200; Uhio, $500; West
ern Union, $1,000; WABASH, 1920: Union Pacific,
1900; @, c. and l. o., 1859; Panama, 700.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT NEGLECTED AND NOM
NAL-FUTUREs QUIET AND sTEADY-FLoUR
DULL AND UNCHANGED-wHEAT RAsER-
CORN LowER-oATs DULL AND LowER-RYE
QURT-BARI.Ey SAcTTvE-PoRK RREGU-
LAR-LARD IRREGULAR AND LowKR-PErRo-
LEuM QUIET AND sTEADY-SAvAL STORES
oUIET-aRocERIEs QUIET AND STEADY
WEDNESDAY, May 1o-eP Pm
There was no less irregularity In the merchan-
disc markets to-day than there was yesterday.
On 'Change nour was In buyers favor without
being lower Wheat was easier, and some sales
showed q decided decline. This was especially
the case with iuture deliveries. Corn was dull
and easier. Oats were easier and dun. Whisky
easier. PORK and lard irregular and
lower though fairly active; at the close
prices recovered q little. Freigh:s were easier
with light offerings. Outside OF the petroleum
trade there was but little employment Tor ton.
mage. Petroleum quiet and steady. Naval stores
were quiet Dummies quiet and steady Cotton on
the spot was neglected: futures we're quiet
coTKK-The market continues quiet but arm. with
out any Quotabe change prices We quote :-ordnary
cargoes I6s<c i6c fair do, l6s<c lie good DO.
IKE. IKE; prime do, lszc. ls1Sc; extreme range
for lo l51c. lshc gold 80 % days; Java, govern
ment bags ale 25c; do. grass mats, &c &c Singa-
PORE do nc. 23c- ceylon, nc 2ljsc. Msrscaibo,
lskc q 22c. Laguayra, l9c. q 2Oc.; Jamaica. IKE
ls1tc; ST. Domingo lc. Porto Rico, lie l9c; Costa
Rica lie zoe. Mexican, l9c a roc; Aneostura, lsc
axe. savanilla. lsc. 2l1sc; Curacao. lie. oLe
lotion -Buslness In spot cotton partook OF a rets
character. bids were made ~ exporters but
without results Prices nominally hanged,
with the tendency rather in favor "a buyers We learned
81 no business Change except J bales in several
lots parity Futures closed auieI steady
al decline OF l.loc. We quote -hav 10 l-s2c 10 Lice;
june liz l2e. 10 ll6c.; July, IS &c. 10 7.S2c Au-
gust, 10 5l6c le Use septemner. l6ac. ale eS2c.
November is lll6c. Is 2352c.: December, rs Use
Is lee: January is 116c. lo4c February Is 2332c
Is bloc; March, 16 5-Scc April 6'sc a 10 16c.
Quotations based standard OF classincauon force
September l. 1874, and on upland cotton In store
ruhning IN quality tnan halt q grade above
below the Grade quoted Ordinary. Ike; good ord-
nary lake strict good ordinary l59tc low middhng,
10 midding l6Ac; good mlddling l7s.c. Quotations
based on American standard OF classification =
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OPERATIONS or THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Golu Sl,5Z50o3
currency Daunces .s..s.....s..s........ lse6s z3l
Sruas cearanccs 44,3v5 600
WEEKLY CLEANING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency $50 ls9 500
currency Oalances.. AgyoO52
1out4chanBess.s. $500 s3U
WIN phAuces...s.... .............s...sss. AL aoo
The specie shipment to-day was s2s7,eSO, OF
which $4,000 was gold coin and the remainder
gold and silver bars The Rio and London
failures reported lately had tendency to
strengthen the bull speculation In the Gold Room
to-day.
THE MONEY MARKET
- without change. For commercial paper the dc.
nand - N excess OF the supply aud prime names
are rated as low ss4 and per cent on call loans
capital was freely offered Mt AK and per cent. IL
generally admitted that there nave been few
times wnen speculation might be stimulated, II
al tue surroundings were favorable. more tnan at
inc present moment IL IL feature not to be
Enored by those VINO are looking Tor future
tEa and counting upon the powar az nonaSsd
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. X. 4. Nav 10 1878
Printing cloths dul and weak AT Blc sac for stan-
dard, and extra 64xeA 30 days
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FINANCIAL.

A UGUsT BELMONT CO.,
n BANKERS H. and Il Nassau street.
world, through the
Messrs De Rothsohld
and their correspondents
Also commercial credits and teeWAphic transfers Of
money on California. EUROPE and Havana.
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This old established house offers facilities for specu-
laEg with investment III money raag.ng rom $50 20
any amount, anu gives small investors the adyan
tage ~ those who invest thousands OF dollars During
the last month investments OF 500 stocks
Ions e those unaccustomed 70 Wall street operations,
nevertheless Ii u true, sbstantlaed by the uctuaton
OF prices 81 Tho Stnck ENchanga.
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Boston Daily News says
Messrs Alexander rockingham q Co. VIII furnish 10
those desirns invest Wall street explanatory ctr
culars containing detailed statements and quotations
and many .pointsN OF great value TO the unintatcd
lher once Is at II wal street. New York city.
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New York Commercial Advertiser says:-
The banning house Of Alexander Frothingham n Co
No II Wall street has In its employ twelve Dookkeeper
and assistants. There are other stock privilege Arms
who employ IRON three to six men, This urn have es
tabshed their entire business during the last years
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FINAncsAr..


-sI6OU10 MADE ~ TWO MONTHS
AVAIL STREET oPERArloy-Iho banking house
OF Alex rockingham Co. i wan stree. VINO deal in
stock privileges have paid thus enormous sum to their
customers during this short Of time some per
sons have made high s6OOo from only sloO orgl-
nally invested, ana many have made $1,000 and over
rom only $50 They paid a single day over $4,000.
for which only $500 received $4,000 net profit
to various people They employ continuously from
twelve to fifteen bookkeepers assistants
With this strong they often compelled to re-
main at their work until midnight This energetic firm
Men qssesDes te great ~ psnE .ne noue "a
knowledge that they have established this business
the short space OF i've years
They have customers who reside in nearly every state
OF the Union the Dominion OF Canada nom the Island
o. cuba they orders from persons VINO are con-
extensive two perenced correspondents
ployed to attend % their advertising accounts Their
hshed n the United states TO hsthey attribute por
their business with firm possessing the very highest
upon honest principles 10 deal with this house.
affairs in Wall Street which hey are glad 70 mail ree
Tor one year, to any who desires and mplates
send Tor it.-Evening Mail of 18th inst
New York Commercial Advertiser says
ihs re b p house q Aexander Fro!hingham Co,
and assistonts There are other stock privilege hrms
tabshed their entire business during the last five
Boston Daily News says:-
Messrs. Alexander Frohingham Co. VIII furnish to
culars containing detailed statements and quotations
and many ponts, q great value TO the uninitated-
New ork Graphic says
This old established house offers facilities
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NEW rokk HERALD THURSDAY 20 l876-QUADRUPHE SHEET

men 10 sustain the same Foreign exchange
closed quiet al about 4.sols FOR bankers, 60 days
sterling and 4.S9ls for demand.
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main thei work until midnight This energetic firm
Well deserves the credit Of being the leading houe in
their branch OF business and IL is most wonderful 10
knowledge that they have established this business in
the short OF i've years
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They also Issue weekly report of inc condition OF
aHhirs IN wall street. which they glad 10 mail free,
specuating
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400 Ind. DdW LIST. b Q
coo West Tn Tel rs.
1000 l. A n, con, '99.
III shs Fourth y Bk..
rs Xxx 81 Republic. 80.
10 Park Bank.........
2U0 quick ~ pr. bic
40 Del i .iud Can =.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
Grammatical Puzzle.

Every lady in tais iand
HATH twenty ns.ls upon epcl lsltAi
: Five and tweaty on hapals an rect
And ithIsfS irtie WitIlOaCi j e.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
Romance of a Pretty Typc.Seiier,

A recent number of Portland (Or-
egon) paper tells a pleasant little story
to this effect: "a young lady we'll
known in Portland has just started to
join her parents, whom she has no rec
ullection of seeing. Her name is
Emma Frankel and her parents live
in Florence, italy. At the age of four
years she wasigiven to a family named
Stokes, who promised to educate and
otherwise provide for her. 1t seems
that she was trained for circus per-
formances and travelled with u circus
troupe until she was about eighteen
years old, when she abandoned the
business, made her home in Port
land, having learned to set type, sup
ported herselfby that work during the
past four years, taking good care of
herself and winning many friends.
Meanwhile she had caused inquiries
for her parents to be made in Flor
ence, these only recently proving sue
cessful, the parents having also been,
for some years, advertising for their
lost daughter. Money was sent to the
daughter from Florence, with which
to defray her expenses heme, and by
this time she has been reunited to
those who long ago parted from her
hoping it would prove to her advan-
tage.p gd' Ita 1Hpii f @biiH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
:. No Winter ..,,r..

/
To the weakly or sensitive persons
upon whom tie cold Winter of the
Western sid North Atlantic States
tell severely, it must seem like a fairy
toll to read that there is no Winter in
the midst of California. It is difficult,
in the midst of Winter discomiorts, to
realize that in one favored part of our
own Republic, it seems always Sum
1 mer; that when the SHOWS cover the
ground in all the Northern half of the
| Union, fresh green grass and SPRING
| ing flowers mantle the soil of our
"Ameriean Italy;p that while we are
CONSUMING the carefully hoafded veg
etables and fruits of Sum mcr1tAefor-
| tunate inhabitants of this new land Of
promise are making gardens and rails
ing fresh supply, and that while the
farmer of these parts is doling out hay
and grain to his stock, sheltered in
warm barns, green fields and pastures
receive the fiocks and herds OF South
ern California. Even in the more
Northern locality of San Francisco,
the newspapers talk about their morn
ings being delightfully."- cool and
bracing.o The other day when the
thermometer was fifteen above zero at
Davenport;, Iowa, and ten above at
Denver, Colorado, the San Franciscans
were scarcely content with tempera-.
ture that is too cool for them at forty
two above zero. 1t is reported of one
inhabitant that he sent to his less for
tunate brethren in the East Decem-
Der picture of his house embowered in
flowers and foliage. =. .sTeI
Under such conditions as these, it is
not surprising that people, weary of
the hard wrestle with life which u
hard Northern Winter makes neces-
sary, turn longing eyes to such genial
elimes as those of Southern California
and Florida. The latter State is more
readily reached than any part of the
Pacific coast, and it is necessarily
better known as a resort for those who
wish to escape Winter. There is no
Winter there. But Californians as
sert that there are more inducements
to Immigrants in their country than
can be found elsewhere. The few
counties known rs Southern Califor-
mia are very large in area, their total
acreage being about the same as that
of the six New England States. 1t is
said that most of this land is arabic
and Immediately available for agri-
cultural purposes. The healthfulness
of the region and the facility with
which crops are raised and secured
would seem to make it a paradise for
farmers. N r. Times.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
DR.. L. Dexter Lyford,

nHYsICIAN AND SUR4EON = OFFICE,
No. ~ Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office hours-9 to Ii A. NJ; to 3
and to SP.M NJ. ap23-tr-2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
DR.. nj. s. JONES,

TNoRMERLY OF ST. LOUIS, MO-,
AA IL has located in Los Angeles, where
E0HSss he will give his special attention TO
diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. sss4 #4a se5L-f4E55 .ftus8 -
OFFICE : Spring ST., opposite Temple Block.
feb25tf-2 a.sff8 gsi
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30

Will some OF our young tammar-
ians explain this puzzle and isilow that
it ''is'tfae without deceit -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
nr. Joseph Kurtz,

OFFICE-in Lanfranco's Building, Main st
above the Drug Store of 9. +. Heinzeman 4
Co. Will give particular attention 10 EYE
and EAR DISEASES. Office hours: From 8
to Ii A. M, from to p. M, and from to p.
M Residence: Buenavista street. augl8