The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-30

while skinnng his bear, saw gold in the quartz,
and examining it closely, found as the sonora
Democrat says, "lead of astonishing rch-
ness"
The Los Angeles Gold Mining Company have
gone to work in good earnest. These mlnes' ON
and near the river San Gabriel, were worked III
1872, and about $4,000 were shipped from there III
that year; but when the Of 1916 commence;
they were abandoned, and had not been WORKED
since then, the more northern mines Offering
richer reward for labor.
society had been formed for the encourage
ment of the emigration of Spanish Americans from
California to Sonora in Mexico. A large party OF
emigrants from Texas Arkansas, Missouri, ana
Iowa had arrived at Los Angeles.
There has been much sickness in the mines near
the Feather and Yuba Rivers during the Autumn.
The vintage is in full progress in Los Angeles.
The wine produced this year will be much superior
to any hitherto made Great care is taken in every
department of the manufacture, and the experience
of former years suggests changes and improve
ments in its treatment As the grape market IN
San Francisco and the North has fallen of, the
quantity of fruit turned into wine will be greater
this year than formerly. The great houses have
generally purchased the crop of the growers, ano
the wine manufacture will be less general, but pro
badly more carefully attended to.
The value of property is rising throughout CaIl-
fornia particularly in San Francisco, where it had
been going down since January.
From Nicaragua, we learn that the United States
sloOp-ofwar Decatur had arrived at RealejO, where
she had been ordered by the United States Govern
ment. This vessel is likely to be kept the Mica
raguan coast until the question pending between
that country and the United States is concluded
There is no important news from the interior
The United States sloOp Of war St. Marys lett
Acapulco on a cruise up the coast abouta week ago,
for the purpose, it is stated to warn off or take
when required a small privateer, which is block
aiding the coast by order of the Zuloaga govern
ment.
SAN SALvADoR.-It is impossible to say what
amount of Indigo is likely to be offered for sale or
what prices may be demanded. Sugar has risen in
price, andis Hides at Sl2 per quintal, and
Coffee at fabulous prices. Money is exceedingly
scarce and enormous interest has been offered, with
good security.
MARKETS.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 4-FlOur.-Sales at IS 500 lo5o
Grain-SaleS of 500 bags wheat at S3l5d3.2 5000 90
barley &C. Potatoes-Sales at lc. per pound FRO
vsons-Sales of 25 lard T. II. Co.. at l6Ac 20
rkins butter private Groceres.Sales Of 36O
Patna rice recleaned 5Ec so bbs. crushed sugar
Hc 10 900 pounds China No l. 12c; so cases gun
powder pound cannisters 3Gc so do black teas at
4Sc 500 pounds Thains candles at 26c LOCO mats China
No2 rice, 900 lbs adamantne candles to arrive on
private Lquors-Saes of 80 bbls. alcohol at 74ci
1000 eighth casks New York brandy, private terms
Nas.-75O kegs sold on private terms.
Sales at auction of so bales No China sugar, Sl2059
1929 20 bales No China sugar, IL &c; 500 mats Siam
rice so pounds each 4c 25 bbs old Bourbon whiskey