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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-21
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Notice of &C partnership.

The undersigned has this day formed
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under the firm name and style of Merriam q
confectionery and ice cream business at No.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

SAD END OF WEALTHY BROOKLYN BUILDER
Mr.. William Mcclure, wealthy ana well known
Brooklyn builder, died his family residence, No $40
DeKalb avenue, ut an early hour yesterday morning
irom tho effects OF injuries received the evening pre-
by being thrown from his wagou NJ the Of
Vanderbilt aud Atlantic The horse took fright
and running away threw deceased and his Char'f
the ground with terrible force, fracturing the skull
ana breaking the collar bone OF Mr.. Mcclure, sr., and
severely injuring the young man. William Mcclure
born IN Ireland in 1922, and came TO America
IN lS4u About twenty years ago he opened gro
Gerry store East Broadway, New York, aud
largely upon successful building enterprises In
both cities II is estimated that within the last 10
years lac has constructed 800 houses Ia that
ton oil tho city known as ne Hill He Is said 10 have
anassed fortune OF at least $400, 000 He leaves
widow and several children HIS funeral will take
place Saturday morning IRON ST. Patrick's church.
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THE CALIFORNIA SCARE.

Yesterday good deal Of CONSERVATION caused In
Wall street by the announcement that panic IN
progress in San Francisco, but upon inquiry by
HERALD reporter the following facts ascer-
taincd:The Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF this
city, had been prohibited from doing business In Cali
fornia by reason OF non-fulalment OF tho insurance
laws Of the State and shorsupon ssrioss decline in
all classes OF insurance stocks had ensucd. some Of
them declining much a. forty per cent Dispatches
through certain press associat'ca reached this city
dcscr crbing-erroneousy as was ancrward ascer-
taincd-thc panic occurring In mining shares and
great excitement rcigniny Francisco ia
consequence. Consolidated Virginia mentioned as
tho stock must seriously affected bat upon inquiry Of
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OvERCROwDED STEAMBOATS,.
To THE EDIroa OF THE HKnALD:-

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:-
You will have a chance of doing good aud perhaps Of
saving human life by calling the attention ofths
boat inspectors TO the violation OF the law in regard
carrying greater number Of passengers than the boats
licensed for. refer especially to the Rock
away boats on Sundays. came from Rockaway Last
Sunday IN the Americus The boat full that it
nearly impossible to about and the list OF the
boat at times great that wheel would be oG
water. or within q few inches OF being The bouts
swung IRON the davits full OF people, and II any
accident had occurred which would require their use
Il would be impossible to move the people from the
boats because there room anywhere else iof
them The calm, fortunately, but had
there been wind the sea been rough. 1t was
the Fourth OF July the would have come aboard
without any doubt
Surely there some relic. from the danger TO which
you might be exposed and which, II 1t continues IN
the way will end fearful accident and loss Of
life which be prevented An inspection Of
the boats any warm Sunday will prove what your
writer has stated as the truth G. A. II.
NEW YORK, July II, 1915
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FRENCH WORKINGMEN.

ARRIVAL OF THE LYONS DEIEGATION-DIs>
TRRssINa SCENE AT THEIR RECEPTION LAST
NIGHT.
Yesterday morning the French steamship ST Laus
brought this city thirtytwo workmen, sent 40
delegates by the workngmen's associations OF
Lyons, France to the Centennial Exhibition ut Phila-
delphia They all intelligent looking men aud
represent the leading industries Of tho city Of Lyons
Each has been provided by mis- trade society with
list oi some sixty questions concerning the social
position OF the workingmen In this country, our
politics. army, &C., to which he has to furnish an
swers. The visitors Will probably remain IN this
country for month. They call themselves 'the
Rhone delegates" Upon their arrival here yesterday
they taken in charge by reception committee Of
French workmen No. 1o2 Prince street,
where they were .'dncd and wincd" ami treated with
the greatest cordaty by their entertainers APhiia-
delpna they will meet ana affiliate with the parisian
workmen who have already arrived.
TRAGicAL SCENE.
During tho afternoon u number OF the delegates vls-
tied tho Central Park aud o!ner points OF interest Ia
the evening The following Parislan delegates arrived
from Phiiadephia:-Deux, MARTIN Abadie, Gonod.
aud Martin IRON Grenone-to assist at the banquet
which had been arranged 10 take place AT about Elk
O'Clock despatch received from the Partisan dele
gates at Philadelphia
He will be buried tonight at six O'Clock" F" second
despatch brought the tdngs that Bonnet delegate vi
the Partisan tnsmiths seriously i'll Both csses
are supposed 10 be owing TO tho heat Delegate Deux
and several others burst INTO tears when they heard
tho news and "A minute later subscription list had
been headed to collect money to take Normandin'S
body back to his vile Paris II Will go back by tns
French steamer tomorrow. Mr.. Hubert De-
buchy and Others, in we'll chosen language,
expressed their sympathy for the Parislan
workmcn at their loss. Mr.. Deux, who knew him In
timately, said NormAndn was hityiour years OF age
passemeaterie manufacturer native OF Paris who La6
three children and was beloved by all who knew him,
and he was father all lie read the address ia
the American workingmen o fortnight ago from the
Partisan workingmen. Mr. Deux said, as h" WAS leav-
ing the HERALD reporter: ave can easily, think, COL
lect in Paris this city and Pbiladepbia 900 francs
for the widow OF poor Normaudin.n -
The Lyons delegates viii probably leave for Phis~
delphia
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
MEMORANDA.


In the matter of the injunction against the Western
Union Telegraph Company to restrain them from pay
ing their next dividend ex-Judgc Peabody, the referee
appointed 10 take testimony in the case opened tie
Investigation this morning. The examination OF wit
ncsses Was conducted private and no information
could be CLEANED as to the nature OF the testimony.
There was meeting OF Erie bond aud stock holders
held at London to-day, with Messrs wattin and Jew
EFT present Tho Affairs OF tho road and its prospects
Tor the fature discussed Mr. Jewett said that
the gauge narrowed and steel rails laid the limo
could be worked with the same economy rs other lines
He advocated the altering Of the AVOID trans
shipment; also OF the yng Of third steel rail from
Buffalo to New York. The waverley ra was, he
SAID, great success The laying OF third line would
open up markets which practically OK
cluded Mr. Watkin euiogized President Jewett, and
the meeting promised to support him his efforts 10
redeem the line.
Dispatches from Los Angeles state that only ia foot
OF heading remains TO be taken Of the great San Fer
nando tunnel the Southern Pacific Railroad and that
in few days tho rails will be laid through It. The
trscklayers having crossed the Sierra Nevada noun
tains ut Tonachapa, are moving down Cameron Greek,
TO the Palm plains, and will soon be ready to effect
junction with the southern dvison at San Fer
nando tunnel
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.,mooc,, R.or. ,oox 500 ~. Ls.usRR
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CorroN:--sPor WAS FIRM, FUTURES CLOSED
wEAK-FLoUR DULL AND IRREoULAx-wHEAr
LowER-CoRS EAsIER-oArs DULL AND
EAslER-PoRK DUI.L-LARp wHIsKEY
DuIL-PKTKoLEUM srRoS0ER--NAvAL STORES
IIRM-oILs sTEADY-GROCBRIEs FIRM
rRRIGHTs STILL ADVANCING.
THURSDAY, July ls-sP NJ
The merchandise markets remained extremely dull
with exceptions and the general tendency Of prices
was toward lower basis On Change the chief inter
est centred In the brsadstulfs mzrkets which were
more demorailzed than ever Flour was
dull and Irregular. Wheat was unsettled
and decidedly lower the market closing
nominal At the quotations elsewhere inserted.
A. the rciuced prices fas business DONE however
both for milling and shipment Corn . shade easier
save strictly prims which steady Oats were dull and
easier whiskey d-l Pork dull bat without do
cded change. Frsights charters Grmer Cotton ON
the spot firm; futures Coffee was steady
Sugar hrwer Naval stores quiet but nrm. Oils
we're quiet but steady Petroleum armsr
market Tor Braris steady We note sales
Of bags Rio Ursus 6s4c for barely fair and
ut Baltimore 55 bags Rio. Alice Tor fully fair
and 900 do Francis Jane Iesxc for fair AID
Iooo bags do en:do.. I0sc for fair lone Of the
lots Of 1000 bags reported IA private
terms mild coffee quiet but steady During the past
week 3483 bags Msracabo. 525 bags Costa Rca do
savania and 81 do Lagusyra sold In lots pton
within range also 1870 bags Domingo
savanils shipped Europe by first hands The stock ~
mild coffee hrst hands 10 follows :-sOUs grass
java 4ss bags Csyon 25.si6 do Maracsibo, 5097
Lagusyrx 1862 do 81. Domingo 100 Porto Rico
DO. Costa Rcs, GA do. African. Jso do Mexican and
ssis d.. ssvsnLis Total Hoskiso.os7 bsss and sooss
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Net receipts, "A bales. Sales,

coed ordinary s,e as's, Net receipts "a bales Sales
ceston enIe. midelins, io..e low middiing, s1;s
Exports eoas,~iss. ess Sales J. stock. 43a
Cotton qaIes miaalius. low nidaIns. ioSe good
soas'@se % 7S4 s.ss % stocs sssfS ass7 '"s
's5 'ssass ~ ss'.n doas s%s',
lower sales 100 bushels No Milwaukee Club a. 81 2as;
Illinois sI4s ssd @ C Co. GSss s. n
Sl feed unehsnyed Iansl i,eiss. unshasgsd Lake re-
shpments-wheat, 4,soo bushels lunbsr. $4,000 feet
BUFFALO. July Is. 1870.
ssshsl' 81 ., do BY ssilYsas-rloar Ioo seIs
se sasss 81
1S$s % 4 os
barley. iSoo rye. iaoos FrelsS, By s.a.i
and d. % Ss. . @ a Ssg Y1s. a rsS
So Milwaukee orsIsd at y o. few car lot, sold gri.
and barley nssisc,ed ds sales OF western Il
3 . ss nsh%ne. aqs n fs 81 S .s- s
city made
white Wabash. y as; No. white siehs.n q i7 No
81 os ssp;eaSer q o. e ao no ~ red rt.ss ~s
sss ssa ;ss III os ssis sns
grsds 4sc. damaged sse. Oats steady in fair as
Fsssip.s bushels; corn DO: oats 5000
oats. l4OIO do
CaicAco, July 49, 1876.
Flour heavy Wheat unsettled and &c. Be- lower; No.
Chicago spring 9tAc spot; sales vt s3i4c; 97tac Au-
gust closed at 9osc e5&c. August: September:
:i.sfss ss%t vi IN ssS
bid August; ae1c.. september rejected 4o1,c. Oats
and lower closed firm at outside prices 2sc
bid spot aud August Rye dull and unchanged Barley dull
and unchanged Fork In FAR demand eut lower;
demand but lower; $40 40 spot $40 30 bid september
Buikmssts steady and unchanged. Whiskey 81 lole.
Lake .reghs lower; corn to Buffalo lc Recepts-FIour.
1900 bbis wheat 80 900 bushels corn do oats,
Flour 5000 bills wheat. 5000 bushels; corn, 23aooo
do oats. l4 900 do IL ~; barley. 400 do. At tho
afternoon call Of tho Board wheat hrm 9iac: August
Corn. 41Hc: july Oats and proyisions unehanged.
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Stock tascertsined by actual
t t..t.t,oD xn.sn.la

iuy H. 1913 l03.f39 SljO6 t2.33S 9OOt
srwAxisk.-Ksecipss-44 bblA and casks. The market
steady We note sales Of about 7oo tsrees ut I31se
l3Ac for choice
TALlowKceeips-2T hhds. 81 tierces and 10 bbia The
ma quiet. 7U.UtU lbs. sold at Nc. SJ-Ioe.
wmfsKkY.--Lsceipts-lJO bbis wbskey and 63 hb,s.
alcohol 1hs market quiet with sales OF lhy sb rs
81 rs.
fHrrcHra-There n limited business done In all
branches Of the trade owing 10 the scarcity OF tonnage and
rates asked fne engagements wcre Liver
pool per steamer, 3,UUJ boxes cheese At 5Os LOO
hhdA taliow. 4OA l6.uDJ bushels whsst. Siad.;
1000 bushels gram trelct ROOM At vd, aud BY
sail 500 bbls. Hour IS 800 bbls rosin. 3s.. and
To London. by sail 1000 bushels OF grain private
terms The charters comprise An Italian bark, hence TO
Penarth Roads for ORDERS with $500 quarters Of grain NJ
6s Cd. Austrian bark. hence to Continent with 1850
quarters do a Cs fosd. privilege of Cork Tor ores At
same rate; an american BARK hence to Trieste,
with 300 bbls refined petroleum at Is British
ship. hence TO Bremen, With 100 bbis do al
5s 4lsd.; American orig. hence to Bristol.
with 700 bbls. do ut 5s. Cd. an italian Dark
hence 10 Odcsss with bDls and 600 do
ported 7s and 81 LaterA swedish brig hence
the Baic with 900 bbls refined petroleum private
terms: an American bark from Phadeipnis to United
Kingdom or Continent with $500 bbs do. private
terms American brig 42t tons lrele hence United
Kingdom 2 bbis high test oil private terms
quoted ~ 5s I'D Italian brig, hence Lisbon with
800 quarters grain private terms, an Italian bark
Cork for orders with $500 quarters d.
short lay days.
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the Messrs Wormser in the Drcxei Building this roe
port was declared false.
Another account stated that there decline-and
very serious onc--in mining shares growing out Oh
the antagonism between Messrs Mackay and O'Brien,
the ''Bonanza kings" Of the Pacific coast, and NJ.
keen the Jay Gould OF the Mining Board n San Fran
CISCO and that the former firm had attack the secu-
rites held by the latter with view to breaking hta
power IN the stock market At all there has
been scare In mining shares. and whether the nsus-
ance imbrosho WA The cause OF 1t or not few daya
will develop.
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mats Java We quote Ordinary eargoes i5Ac. q
i55sc; fair do. i7c i7i4c good do l7'<c- i7'se
prime do. 'sc ls'4e; extreme for lots ia4e
loAc Santos fair good l6isc l7sc.. gold. ninety
days; Java government bags zoe 22c grass mas
~ ~, 25c singapore, do: ise aoc: Cey,on i1fe.
lSpc; Mzracaibo l4c. lsc. Laguayra l6igc al5'er
Jamaica. l5c lie. -. Domingo. l45sc 10; Porto
Rico. iec isssc Costa Rica lie isc Mexican ldac
lsc Manila. lie - Ike Anaostura lie. lsc sav,-
nilla lfsac lsc. Curacao. 14lfc n l1c
torroS-The market for cotton quiet but nrn
u,nes closed weak The closing prices to-day with
Wednecsdsys prices As follows: =
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Rock Island. lso Pacific Nail, 800; ST. Paul. l,iOo;
st. Paul preferred 900; ohios, 100; Western Union,
800; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, alSo;
Michigan Central, $780, New Jersey Central ,4>o
orExNG, HIGHEST LOWEST PRICE,.
The following table shows the opsnipg highest aud
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DOMESTIC MARK ETS.

GALVESTON. July 13 1915
Cotton steady middling, lie low middling lUc. good
ordinary Net receipts Is bales. gross ~ Sales V
StocA. o,l5S
Nsw ORLEANS, July IL. 1870
Cotton Arm niddling i.c Low middlins iOs.c: good
ordinary yisc Net receipts ia bales gross, Ex.
ports to the Continent III; eoastwise 800 Sales 400
stock. Sl.1I3.
MoBiLr. July l3. 1870
Cotton nominal: middlina I05zc iow uddns, 91<c.
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.iol nv oet oA'
In those wards where there Is the largest tenement
house population where large numbers are crowded In
small lily ventilated apartments, ana where ignorance
ana carelcssness allied with nlth improper 1000
and iouI air recorded by the largest number OF
deaths Especially Is this tho in tho SIXTH
Tenth Twelfth, Sixteenth, Seventeenth and Twcnty
hrst wards where tenement houses particularly
abound The opinions OF eminent physicians fully
agree with the deductions Of the Registrar, that the
heat together with the ignorance or mothers IN iced
ing and caring for their offspring has very sensible
influence upon this marked IN the death rate
As instance Of its effect upon tho business OF un-
dcrtakers be quoted the remark OF dealer IN un-
dertakers materials that his orders for small cofns
were large that he obliged send over TO New
York or 600 small caskets 10 supply the demand.
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Wheat unsettled aud lower closing nominal at 81
The sales aooooo bushels at ssc for prime No Chi
81 sG oi .sa Ss % = n o
part Of aoaI Of choice No Minnesota 45 for choic.
Tsa ~in,s Corn % s prime
sales Of 10000 bushels. At 4ac. lss: ioI no,
sss. sss for 10. mixed, soe ior ysiIow mixed mixed
was quiet i5oO bushels sold within the range 7c sc
Barley quiet Barley 900 bushels sold At 81 80
we're about 5000 bushels at 2sc. APE for the range
~h @ e whs sss D 1907 70" Mite Mo-
state 3ac ssse for mixed Western aud 2ac 2sc tor
Hnsr AND JurK-The market ruled quiet. We
A., sSsss sss s sG 70, for ro0s ,ss sa
hemp 7c gold Kussis clean $500 $40 gold; italian
Sa ssu S:S s ss s'ssss' ss
gold. ,
mixed ssc ase cayed ass @ DO %ascasado 'no re-
nns SOC n.s % DO s Sc & 4 rSss se . @
good. isr 81. prime TO choice. Csc. 5sc.
arm Ro.n Sas quite,
tine a, so'as sle kosin.com%on 70 good .srained
s. so Advces from Wilmington were IS follows :-Rosin
81 90 Turpentinc steady hari. 81, SON. 81 IS
virgin. g.: Spirit. steady ut 2ihc
in boston was sold TOR export on private terms. We
ssssss1a yssa yss% sse. s:"s e |
white winter G5e lard presen: MAKE Soc sse sperm
81 60: Whale crude Northern doc do southern. Soc
b,esched winter. 7oe re olive casks 81 IN 81 22
do cases. Si 10 - 40; winter bleached Esh, 4sc
n'p market was decidedly higher and ac,ye
We sales Sf 1900 obs refined in the forenoon at
ie sp DSis DO. Issr ate ,h ,s.s and nd IS 90 & ssl AT :,
DO ls The e.sni IL price: were rsn.s as hi.
ss.ps fG ~ Is d. ss s Adsisss Sfs.es ao%
sr%: United. = ~ s:ssd, s. ais bid; Union. u %;
'igosn aoi Dos lard or ,erces
veal wsai slo."s The can ioioysJuiy sis 3
,sass sa s SO 70 asked The sale. wsIs assa.
s5. ss 80 70. .S 4 and $40 20 (; ssS
Gut .rLs, was little more active but prices
ssr at &c. .'Gs S' & Sa % at
o 400 se !, avs,afs snJ go :. iSe ~ do ego
sssrase at io1 FRESH hams Io,ss -:
, Ss. s''s Al M Ss =. at a2
Bacon quiet At iose ioc ios city long clear and
bis ness within shs range We quote Sarrsi,. extra
I j., s .srs plain nais sss prsss psss
prime mess. $40 Beet hams , remained quiet at s22 a
smssss s"' s%
%sru sns sa s 1' S si y IS S ;s
s W & s @ ai Did s 81 10 A,ss@ s
.oou. 800 & ,isrssi SCI % s i ,sl s sss,sms & aaa s ,a ~
iSs ana 90 Do sii Is esanea.we mote sale: q
Cuba at Io'.c: and 200 do. city No L "a. loasc :,
kIck-The market was steady. Ihe stock OF khngoon
in bond is .2,ooo bags. We quote ;-csrolna,
Size 5s4c. do. prime, &C. oiac-: kangoon, fair to
good. oitc e7sc Pa,na good, 74c 11sc., gold; Ran
goou. Ia bond 2ssc- 2s1c. gold
suGAm-The market Tor raw was hrmer and active We
note sales OF 2UD hhis at sac. tor good refining: 100
hhds centrifugal ss 9lc and 100 hhds Cuba. Mnscovado
sac Refined decdly hrmer We quote Fair to good
ssc Y,4e do ccntriu hhds aud boxes Nos to Is
SIC. ssc: do. moasses. hhds and boxes 7se; SIC
Porto hico, refining. common TO prime .1ac do
grocery fair TO choice Sac sAc; refined STANDARD A.
Ios.c aiol4c of A. 1876 loc.; crushed. II
powdered. iIc Ike grsruiaed ll1c Isc.; second
quality do. lie. n iIsc cut LOAF. ll,sc. l1lsc.
The stock OF sugar 10 as follows -
HAas bo1es BaSa Nsiado
Stock fascert aimed by actual
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ACCIDENT ON THE RAIL.

John Halloran, aged twenty-five years, employed as
laborcr the Bay Ridge Railroad, el! oil train on
that line yesterday fore noon, tho wheels crushing
both legs so badly that II is believed amputaton
will be necessary. He was removed to his hone In
FIFTY sixth street, near Third avenue, brooklyn.
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HE EXTRAORDINARY HEAT.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

greater than the corresponding week Of last The
statistics further show that the diseases OF childhood
number more victims among children under the age oil
one year The fatality Of darrhGs diseases, which so
particularly afct children during the hot season, 10
Illustrated by tho following table, which gives the
aaiIy mortality Of children under ave years OF age
together with the daily mean OF tho thermometer:-
Ugfj Of
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DECLINE.
The following the changes closing prices CON-
pared with those OF yesterday
ADVANCE. Delaware and Lackawanna, u: Michigan
Central y; ST. raul preferred, y; Western Union, y.
DKcLIxK-Ohio and Mississippi, y; Northwestern
common, y; do. preferred, a.
The remainder Of the market stationary.
TIM MAKKRI,
The local money market continues easy, and bor-
rowers on call are supplied at 2 u "a per cent
The following tho rates of exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day savannah,
y premium Cincinnati, Soc premium to 81 10; Charles
ton nominally Il premium, y premium; New Orleans
commercial y; bank, y; ST. LOUIS SOC to 9oc. pre-
mum; Chicago, Csc to 75c. premium
Foreign exchange is firm at tho following quota
tions:-