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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-09
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under the circumstances described
above? In general way we can say
that one of the greatest triumphs
reached by modern bee-keepers is sue
cess in artificial swarming, by which
the old drum beating and bell ringing
! practice is done away. An article on
artificial swarming can be found in
| the Rural of April 1st, page 222.-
Pacific Rural Press.
We fully endorse the above reply to
| w. VS. queries as far as it goes, and
will add that the inquiring novice had
better artificial swarm as advised and
save his music for the celebration OF
the coming centennial glorious
Fourth. Noise in settling swarm
we think avails but little; water or
dirt thrown freely among them we
have found most effectual. They OF
their own accord usually settle, but
when they swarm out with the full
determination of absconding, there is
no remedy. Mr.. WIS bees appear to
be troubled with the swarming fever,
and as he says. ale only hived to be
hived again. We will give him an eff
fectual remedy to compel his bees to
remain in the hive where they are
put. After the bees are all in
the hive, close the entrance 30
that they cannot get out, but
be careful and give them sufficient
ventilation, so that they will not
smother; then place them in dark
room or cellar, where they will not be
disturbed. Thev will remain more
quiet in dark place, but If you have
no suitable room let them stand out
of doors. Keep them shut up for three
days. On the evening of the third
day liberate them, when they will
have dissipated all idea of absconding
and will at once go vigorously to work.
The reason for this is that when bees
swarm they invariably provide them
selves with three days rations, and
when confined for that length of time
they consume the provision on hand
and like the traveller when strapped
must stop and go to work. We have
practiced this for several years, and
nave never failed in single instance
to compel the swarm to remain. Bees
sometimes desert the hive on account
of some offensive odor about it, heat,
and various other causes often not dis
cernlble or known to the ee-keeper.
Hives should never be made of new
pine boards or any other lumber that
has a strong odor, as it is offensive to
the bees and frequently causes them
to desert the hive.
The Los Angeles apiary is now turn
ing off choice box honey by the ton.
This enterprising firm are now able to
supply the home demand with the
best of honey. Orders left at the Office
of G. w. Morgan will be promptly
filled.
We have just seen letter from J.
III. Harbison, of San Diego, to friend
in Los Angeles, which states that the
honey crop there will be much shorter
than was at first anticipated, owing to
the cool weather, which has dried up
the nectar in the flowers so that but
little honey is obtained from them.
So far as we have been able to learn
from the apiarians in Los Angeles
county the flowers continue to yield
honey in abundance, with fair pros.
poets ahead.
Any apiarian wishing the services
of an experienced bee-Aeeper will ad-
dress the editor of this column, box
626, postoffice.
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The Bazdr commends itself to every men,
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ter having thoroughly tested its wonderiul
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1t, this recipe, with full directions for prepar-
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paper DR.. W. @. STEVENS,
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ATAYTTHHP and Morphine habit absolutely and
EHDHH EWa speedily cured. Painless; no publicity.
VI b ~ ~ ton. lS Washington ST., Chicago, III.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. = Office,
rooms 40 and so, st. Charles motel, Los
ANGELES, Cal. jan4tf
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HARDWARE MEN IN COUNCIL.

meeting OF about thirty representatives OF tho
hardware and cutlery trade was held yesterday at the
international Hotel In Park Row. The call was signed
by Wallace X Son. Charles Parker, WeiDush 4 HIgcr
Hardware Company, Norwalg Lock Company, T..
Remington & Sons, Horace Durrie Co. ind SIX other
firms The call explained tho object OF the meeting 10
be tho formation OF an association, with Wow Of
guarding against unnecessary credits incorrect nior
nation to the standing vi patrons and the
ton OF nsovent estates George Sc gent, OF Sergcnt
4 Sou. WAS chosen chairman and Nr Charles lead OF
the Stanley Rule and Level Company, secretary David
Fuer. actuary oil the Crockery Association, explained
she manner OF conducting the business OF
their organization OF thirty seven members.
number OF gentlemen present were represca
tatives oil the Russell & Erwin Manufacturing
Company, scrgcnt son, Stanley Rule aud Level Com
pany, Thomas j. Pope Co.. Wallace g. Sons, Charles
Parker fcary Clarke Weibush X Hilgcr London
Hardware Company and Horace Durrio CO. A num-
Der Of gentlemen including Mr. Breesc OF Parker co.
aud Mr. Dean, ofAirca Field Sons, expressed tho
selves strongly In avO OF such assocaon and the
meeting unanimouay lesolved to organize society 1t
was resolved TO appoint committee OF three who shall
appoint committee Of AVE- TO drsit constitution and
bylaws, TO be submitted for approval at subsequent
meeting Mcssrs. L. I. Hungerord, John c. Wittc and
Theodore Breeze appointed said committee These
gentlemen selected the following gentlemen as the CON-
mittec oil hvc:--Urah r. HUI gcrford Charles L. Ian
ders Thomas ). Pope y. Is. Dean and Y. Hger fhc
meeting adjourned subject ~ tho cal OF the commit
90
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August ., 1876.
Cotton nominal mladlins iii4e; 10y miadIing ioias;
good ordinary, vsc. Net receipts 80 bales stock 2s3
Nxw ORLEANS. August g. 1870.
SSi1" firm "i Ss. tow , %,sdn o good
ports ec.s:wi.o 1883. saiss. $50. Stock, 9i,2;4
Mon:Lr August 2, 1876
ordinary SIC Mes receipts 80 bales Exports coastwiso
Cotton Arm %adng lie low . %,dd.ns 9se good
Cotton quiet; midding. iihs low Iaiddlins. lo.Se
lo,.e g"oa ordinary yse ss'4e Net receipts 10 bales
PRovrprScx. n. l.. August O. 1876.
The market for printing cloths is unchanged
oswsco, August 3, 1915
50 20: amber winter 81 75A 81; white do 81 a 81 %;
ios sales 90 SSls wScas IN moaerais demand sales
s old s No. u osesss sSs"s TO- ss lss
New iors. aud car lot, Of No Mwsukee club AT 81 rs
s Ss" xd S grade a M Sia ss
sIs gy .Ss ANA, ,sfhs s
10000 isot Canal shipments Lumber. 10000 feet.
.s. ...r,. 200 p n,. 40. Aa u 3 ls.c
Railroad receipts 700 bb's whes IS 90 bushels;
sSo do Cana Ii, corn ioo
s bushels aeGr Ssn ss shss 100 s
bushels; corn Ssy1 d.; oats n t.,, do barley
Flour in sir demand sales 500 S". y, aaenanssa prices
wrsa % lard ard s.s % ~ ~ essr
Transactions on pirate terms Corn ans. and shade
hrmeri OF fODD western AZ dc.
Oats ling only. Rye and barley neglected Pork dull
sic 80 Tor heavy Lard dull at il1c. Hshwines
entirely nominal
ToiKpo. August g. 1916
Flour nrm wsss. closed steady; No white Wabash.
= M extra white M,eaisaa 81 80: amber Michigan.
No red winter. new. vi 10; rejected red w.
high mixed 'osc; septic nbur ol1sc: low 90. so. and
gan. 33f,c RcceipsJo bills -four 5000 bushels whc at
5000 a. shipments-5OD obis nour 1850 bus Is
wheat. 2t,OUo do. corn. 400 do oats
CHICAGO. August g. 1876.
Your quiet but hrm Whoa, strong aud &C. nishes: No.
Chicago SPRING w'lc. spot. Dl.t.. teDtcmhrr; DC
October. No Chicago spr,ng s,,-c. . 5-i els ted
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100, 900 gold com ana $500, 900 silver.
STATES TREASURY
The United States Assistant Treasurer to-day paid
sut $lGO o0o silver exchange for United States legal
tender notes before s;orpagc
This morning the following notice was posted In the
bub-Trcasury "Dy the direction of the secretary of
the Treasury silver tho amount OF $500 900 viii
be issued in currency payments or in exchange for
United States notes In not exceeding ST. 600 In
any one TRANSACTION"
Al ten o'clock long line OF applicants was formed
In the sub-rrcasury to get silver, and payments con-
'nued unti i've minutes Of twelve oelock, when pay
ments we're discontinued and The following notice was
gwen Tho transaction OF the general daily business
OF the ollcc Will prevent the further exchange to-day
OF silver coin Tor the United States notes"
The street. generally accepted this announce mont
as an indication that the ubrreasury was unable to
meet the demands upon IT, and the strength Of tho
belief. more than one party bought gold at H.
Revenue receipts to-day, 500 900; customs receipts
5000 UOo barr Tor redemption 5000 600
Tho total coinage Of the hints In July was
IS, 100000.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
There has been large business government bonds
and the dealings attended with considerable up
nation. Some OF the issues In small supply aud
ordcrs for large amounts not easily filed The
largest transactions to-day have been In lsC7a Tho
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT 1-Sc. HIGHER FUTURES CLOSED
wEAK-FLoUR FIIMER-wHEAT QUfEr-CoRX
FIRM--oATs FIRMER-PORK EoMINAL--LARD
Primer - wHIsKEY FIRMER = PETROLEUM
FIRM-EAvAL STORES QUIET-oILs QUIET
GROCERIES COFFEE QUIET SUGAR QUIET
FREIGHTs WEAKER
THURSDAY, August SO +. NJ
The markets wcro still quiet but generally Grner.
On Change there was better feeling and in some
cases prices were higher. Flour irmer and fair
demand Wheat decidedly better, but quiet Corn
hrmer but quiet Oats lrmcr. Whisky drmer. Pork
neglected and nominal Lard nrmer. Frcshts
generally lower Cotton the spot lc higher
Futures were BE l-lSc. Coffee Sugar
was quiet Naval stores quiet Oils steady.
Petroleum quiet.
CorrrK.-Thcre . more active demand for Rio and
the market firm. Tie sales 6oS2 bags Alice.
i6c low fair and 5000 bags May Queen, at Bal
timorc for New York account private Mild coffee
was quiet During the past week s9 bags MAracabo and
1880 bags ST. Doming, sold In eonsump within
the range and $50 bags St. Domingo in transit Europe
The stock mild coffee hands 10 follows Java
grass ats - 49, Ccylon. 100 bags; Maseaibo 3Oo5f
do. Laguayra, 1923 do; St. Domingo 3433 do. Porto
Rco do; Costa Eca. 1850 do; Mexican, 22s2 do
savania 1912 Total stock eo53s bags and 73 is6
mats Java We quote :-ordinsry l$s.c. Ice.
fair do. ie4c. i6,ie. good do. lie ALIKE; primo
santos lair good iG4c lie. goi ninety DAYS; Java
government bag, aoc re do grass mats zoe. Sc
caibo. l+sc. lG>c Iaguayra. L. te l7isc Jamaica,
' ; s.. * a po%ess te xss s pois s 'fs lg
Manila. i5'se iehe Angcs,ar. 5e i''se savanilla
again sasS thu sc.u. price, ssy
viii Wedu esla Az pftc
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Active and FeyeriSh- Lower
Break in Rock Island.
Money on Call Fer Cent-Government Bonds
Pirm-Raiway Bonds Shade Easier.
WALL STREET,

y,
The wcathcrcock or the Stock Exchange still con-
unues to point duo east and the sharp driving blast
OF depression chils tue OF speculation. Al
though there signs Of favorable change OF
weather, manifested in the 1rmcr prices OF the
spring dealings, the vane soon worked back to its
normal position and the i'll wind set in herccr than
ever.
The unfortunate coal stocks usual bore the brunt
OF the storm while tho granger stocks, Rock Island
and Michigan Central more or less shaken up by
the gust There did not appear TO be any new reasons
for this additional decline and pressure from other
circumstances than apparent concerted dash Of the
bear party upon the weakest points In tho market.
All the old stories which have rectcd for weeks
back were revamped. furnished up and set
going u pilgrimage us good as
Thus again treated TO the
break up of the coal combination (this time
"for sure the unsatisfactory condition Of the trade
ITSELF with woful prophecies Of the future Of New Jcr
scy Central the serious falling of in the st Paul
ings, and lastly vague rumors with regard to tho
physical condition OF Mr.. Tracy, which latter broke
down Rock Island pa per cent aud Northwestern pre-
ferred nearly per cent There not particle of
novelty in these reports, but the market is in state OF
trepdation and ready TO fly at the first cry OF "Wo"
There engineered sharp turn upward of over
one point in Michigan Central order to estab sh
more favorable point of departure Tor fresh sales OF
long stock account OF the parties who have been
supplying the market lately every opportunity In
fortunately there not backbone enough TO carry
The weight and tho onus became uncom portable
Snbad the Sailor with the Old Man Of the Sea.
The consequence steady decline to Z per cent be-
low the opening price, and loss at the close of "a
per cent from the best quotation Of the day.
Operators who anxiousy waiting for some writ
Ing upon the wal which will give them clew to the
future Of Western Union, doomed again 10 day to
disappointment for the stock held its own with won
Gcru steadncss, without sign from which an augury
could be drawn, and without ripple OF excitement
While the share market is thus depressed and lack
ing the support OF capitalists the bond calls show
siderable activity with good demand at firm prices
per cent interest upon the purchasing price.
THIS is very encouraging for the future OF the
speculative stock list, suggesting, 1t does, disnc
nation TO any present indulgence in the cat and dog
diet which is offered by tho general list.
Al the very osc there n slight rally in
stocks it questionable whether there is any
available which the sick his legs again
for some timo TO
The transactions OF the day In the active specula-
tive stocks aggrc gated l0l 900 shares.
OPENING, HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES.
Tho following table shows the opening, highest and
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market Is nrm In tone and prices are generally irac
ton higher than yesterday The close was nrn at the
following quotations United States currency sixes
lo6H 1891; do. do, do, 1881, registered. l10ss
llsI do do, do. coupon, 1908 1903; do. do. 1885,
registered. 1l51s 1l6h do. do, do. coupon, ll6
llos; do. d. do, new, registered, ll7H NIX do
do. DO, coupon, NIX l177 do do, 1867 registered
ll9a< 100; do. do, do, coupon ll914 120 do do,
1s6s, registered. 1919 1917; do. do, DO, coupon
12lk 1918; do do. tcn-fortes, registered, 1l55s
116L; do. do, do, coupon, ITO ll0k; do do. hves
1851, registered, l17h NIX; do do, do. coupon,
1l7H l17k.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds wore nrm as a rule. on well dis
t.ibated business. The largest dealings were in Union
Pacific irsts, which advanced to 1914. Union Pacific
land grants declined u per cent, selling at lo+4,
while sinking funds remain arm at 0ah Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated were in demand, and
sold at 94 944 for coupon gold sevcns and at l04
for plain. ST. Paus drm, and sold at 1927. for
La Crosse dvison and at 9o. for consolidated sinking
funds Central Pacific rss brought 1885,. St Joaqun
branch 04ts and California and Oregon branch 92H
Harlem rsts sold at III for coupon and 120 Tor regis
tered Ohio Burlington and Quincy eights at ll54 I;
do, scvens at 11ok Albany aud susquchanna frsts at
H. second at los. Morris and Essex consolidated
Grsts lO0 of 1871 at lo. American Dock
Improvement Company declined from 05 to e4h
to 1904.
STATE BoNps.
In State bonds Missouri long were firm and ad
vapced to 100 Ohio skies of 1856 brought ia Ten
ncssoc sold at An and District Of Columbia
365's at 7O14.
SHARES
Tho only sale of city bank shares was 20 American
Exchange at 100 u 1857.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
CHI IN and
United States bonds steady, with the exception Of
fractional Improvement 1868. The Bank OF Eng
land gained f5l5 specie during the past week, and
f2l6 600 bullion additional went into the bank bal
to-day The proportion OF tho hank to It's
Liabilities 571s per cent, against 57S per cent
last week. Al Paris rcntes have declined to 1867 INC.
The specie In the Bank OF France shows an increase
for the week Of 7,1S9 000C Tho following arc the
quotations at five p ~ :-Consols, for money, 96s4
9ogs; do, for account, 96al n 9GJS; fve-twenty
bonds OF 1865, old, 106 l06H; do do, 1867, l094
ten-iorty bonds 1854 l0S5s; new Aves, l06A;
Erie common shares l2X l2h; Erie preferred
shares, 1917. Silver is quoted at 5l14d.
PHILADELPHIA
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oIie Csc Corn active. firm and higher; No at &c,
spot 1885, August. fG'ec september; rejected 5nsc
Oats in good demand at isll prices; No a. . &c
barley firm and unchanged. Pork fnirlv active and
shade higher Sis 30 spots sis 62s SIS 50. september
Lard active and SHADE higher: $40 %. Sl1 'a
81 s. september Bulk meats steady ami unchanged
Whsksv. 81 lnis Railroad ireigh.s unchanged Re-
cepts--Fiour. 1901 bills wheat. 7'op bushels corn.
1875 oats. $1,000 do. rye 2,6lO do barley. 500
do Shpments-Four. 300 hbls wheat soOpD bushels
$4,000 do oats. 44OOD do rye. 80 do. barley.
4tUO the afternoon call OF the Board Wheat firm ::
Ole. cash 9f.sc. September. Com unchanged. Oats
higher; 81 &c. cash BE. October Pork firm and
changed Lard firm and uncha nged.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1876.

800 at II 10 3,c January 800 at IL e33,c. 2loo
1t II ll-l6c. February. $50 Mt llssc; April 200 ut
1900 Mt lakc July, 10 at l2sse. Total - 700 bales
Grand total 800 bales The receipts at the ports AS
follows ;tialvcston 81; New Orleans n; Mobile. 81;
Savannah. joi Charleston. o Wilmington. IL Norfolk,
~: New York. 10: Boston, 25 Philadelphia. ~ Total
avI This day last week. 53l ihs day last year -.
Total since September 4D3u e3 bales Cotton freighs
closed follows: Havre by steam sc. comp Fesed
to Hamburg by steam. sc. compressed; 10 Bremen by
sail g. Cd.
FAoUs AND GRAiS-Reccipts- Flour. 7.3f7 bills Wheat
1900 bushels Corn meal 6 bbls and 65rO sacks Oats.
45's bushels Corn 1880 do. barley malt. 2.idi do
The -four market firm for all kinds while extras
trle dearer buy. The sales 23oo bbls. inelud
Ing state Western aud Southern the
Rye Hour steady. with sales of $50 bs. ut 81 %
20 l5 Corn meal quiet; about 40 bbs sol 50 20
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
Tho following the changes in closing prices COM
pared with those Of yesterday
ADVANCE Lake Shore, e Land and Petroleum, ~ ;
Western Union, u gold, =.
DEcLSE ST. PAU common, x; do. preferred, = ;
Rock Island, IA Quicksilver, Pacific Mail, u New
Jersey Central d Northwestern u do. preferred, X
Michigan Central. 81; Illinois Central /; Harlem. y ;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph common, l do. preferred, y
Delaware and Lackawanna, Ia; G., G.. c. and l , q
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. y do. preferred a.
Money closed easy at two per cent on call The fol-
lowing the rates Of exchange New York at the
undcrmentionci cities to-day Savannah, y premium ;
Charleston none offering, selling u premium; Gin
cinnatI easy, 80 to 100 premium; New Orleans,
mercal u, bank Il; Chicago, 80 premium; St Louis.
% premium to discount.
Foreign exchange was quiet and without important
change, actual business being at s7ls for bankers
long and 4s9A 4S9h for demand sterling.