Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-17
sam Frnscisco Markets.

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BSanguinetti.
san Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-Flour
unchanged. Wheat; Liverpool ad-
vices discouraging and tendency In
favor Of buyers. Shipping new,
$l624@1.65; milling, $l.65@l.7O;
old milling, $1.70@1.75. Barley
quiet; new feed, 9O@95c. Oats,
firm but quiet; ST. 35@l.5O. Corn,
firm; large yellow California, $2;
Omaha, S190. Potatoes, steady,
li@l4c. Hay, dull; sales $7@114r
wheat, $l34@14. Wool, firm and
unchanged.
Respect to frbediasd-r.
SAN FRANCISCO, July l6.--The
Chamber of Commerce met at
o'clock and passed resolutions to
the memory of Isaac Friedlander,
of more than the usual compli-
mentary character. Appropriate
addresses were made.
IndiR" GfShti"g.
PORTLAND, Ogn., July l6.-J. II.
KuDzie of Umatilla te!egraphed as
follows to day: Our scouts who
went out ten miles from here yes
terday were fired upon 10y three In
dams and had a bride and saddle
cut by bullets. They returned the
fire, killing the horse rode by the
nearest Indian, who, aided by his
comrades, made his escape. Col.
Mizenel's command returned here
for transportation to the front, now
at the Agency six miles beyond
Pendleton. They leave here this
morning, having obtained the nee
essary horses and teams. The Gov
ernor will send twenty-six mounted
men belonging to the Wasco county
volunteers, this evening, to Wes-
ton, in answer to O telegram re-
ceived from DR.. Ogelsby, and as
soon as horses can lie got, will for
ward to the front more men of the
same company. They are fine
body of efficient and well office red
men.
Heavy fire In New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, July 16lh.-A fire
last night OH Palmyra and Preux
streets destroyed eight houses; in
cluding the Madison street school
for girls. Loss, about 100000. AS
sistant fireman Joseph w. Hart.
well and Mitchell Iehr of COmpa-
ny No. 8, were kill.d by falling
walls.
The rr"g,sss &c Resumption.
WASHINGTON, July 16.-It is un-
derstood that no formal opinion has
been given by the Attorney-Gen-
eral to the Secretary of the Treas
ury concerning the exchange of
gold for notes from the United
States Treasury. Upon an OK
change of views on this subject, the
Secretary and Attorney General
agreed that this could not be done
until the first of January. The
Treasury Department holds the
opinion however that IL is lawful
to pay gold OH Government nc.
count ut any time. The smallsr
gold coins are likely TO get into cir
culatiOn In this manner. The coin
balance still shows a steady in
crease, and, at the close of business
today, amounted TO $28, $40. 900.
Cnu vn>ss"g for Germnn E,cc,lans,
LONDON, July lG.-The canvass.
ing in Germany for elections for
members Of the Reichstag, to take
place on the 30th inst, Is quite
heated. The struggle will be severe,
especially in the larger towns,
where daily meetings are held. 1t
seems improbable that Bismarck
can be strong enough in the new
Parliament to dispense with the as
sistance of the National Liberals,
on whom he has heretofore been
entirely dependent.
Receiving their PIsar arpot-ntinries.
LONDON, July 16.-A number of
Lords and members of the House
of Commons 60 to Dover to-day to
welcome the Berlin Plenipoten-
tiaries. The Mayor and Corporation
of Dover will present Lord Bea-
consfield with an address of Con.
graduation. A private train pro-
vided for tho Plenipotentiaries
will reach Charing Cross railway
station at 4:45 o'clock. Lord Henry
Lennox has charge of the organ
lied demonstration of welcome.
Tickets had been issued for as
many persons as the railroad sta.
tion will accommodate. All met
ropolitan conservative associations
will be present by representation.
No address will be made.
All ministers who can be
absent from Parliament will
be at the platform at the station.
Many liberal members of Parlia-
ment have applied for tickets TO
the platform, expressing a wish to
make the demonstration national.
Seats for 500 friends Of the First
Lord OF the Admiralty have been
erected within the Admiralty en-
closure in Whitehall. Downing
street will be reserved for members
of Parliament. Between Charing
Cross and Downing street the gene
raj public will be admitted so that
the spOntaneity and warmth of
the welcome will have to be Judged
by the demonstration at this point
of the route. Traffic will be
stopped from 4:15 until Beacons-
ne DPS carriage passes. The Min.
is erial banquet at the Mansion
Oh Duse will take place in
% lgust. The date of the
90 nplimentary dinner rendered
ay the Carlton Club has not been
De termined on. The western plat
io:m Of Charing Cross Station,
own which the carriage road runs,
Las been partitioned of, while rows
ol raised seats skirt one side, aud
hanks of rare flowers rise