Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
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Man Franei.ca Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27th.--
Wheat-Dull and flat; shipping,
ST 62A@l.G5; good. milling, ST. 65@
674; pinched and off grade, ST. .25
@1.523. Barley-Good demand for
feed for Australia; Coast, 75c@S1;
BAY, $l.023@l 07l; brewing, ST Is
@1.25. Oals-Saies, Oregon, Sl.32k
al so; California. S1.l5@1.55, lat.
ter for choice Humboldt. Rye
Sales, ST 80. Corn-Large yellow,
$1.12a; small, $1.15. Hay-Steady
demand; common stock, $7t@8;
choice wheat, sian. Potatoes, east.
er = Cuffey Cove, ST. 40@1.45 |;
red, $1@1 20; white; Sl@13. Wool
dull-tall southern, 8c@l3c; south.
ern. 10c@lGc, bags. The combIna-
tion has advanced tho price to 144
cents for rouud lots.
Y-,I"w tever ,n Ont" Axa,u.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 27.-Cons!d-
erable uneasiuess is again felt at
Gallipolis, Ohio, at the the reap
pearaEce of yellow fever in the
heart of the city. This time there
are three genuine csses-E. j.
Huntspiller, Max Harger and VIM.
Hail. The last named died last
night. He WAS deck hand on the
steamer Horton. 1t is not known
that the others had been in the
vicinity of the i'll fated boat. Some
families have left the city, and,
though no great excitement pre-
walls, others will doubtless take
their departure as soon as possible.
Am. 20" Exp.orrss.
NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-The Unit.
ell States steamer Enterprise, Self
ridge com mander, arrived off
Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday
afternoon, after voyage of five
months spent in exploring the
Amazon and its principal tribu-
taiies. Captain Selfridge says the
exploration was perfect success.
The Madeira was found navigab!e
500 miles. The Captain adds that
he found the volume of the ANA
zon to be seven million cubic feet a
second, and if the Mississippi were
fl wing into it, it would not raise
its surface perceptibly.
An IrsiiabIe Chiuanau.
BRADFORD, Pa, Sept. 27.-Har-
rison Edgar threw all apple.c core at
the window of a Chinese laundry
and one of the Cinnamon fatally
stabbed him. The murderer has
been arrested.
CHAMP Claim.
NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-A claim
for $3.50 900 against the Indianap-
olis, Bloomington and Western
Railway Company was sold at auc-
ton yesterday for thirteen dollars.
Heavy s'"gs R"hbe'y D" D"Losa.
DEADwooD, D. T., Sept. 27.-The
treasure coach of the Cheyenne
and Black Hills stage line, that
left here yesterday morning, was
stopped by five armed men at
Cation Springs. forty-five miles
south of here, at 8 o'clock PM. The
two messengers, Captain Smith
and Lale Hill, were seriously
wounded, and one passenger, H. o.
Campbell, a telegraph opers tor, was
killed. The treasure taken amount
ell TO between $25,000 and $50. 600.
Ten armed men have started from
here in pursuit of the robbers.
The MurtRs,sy Report from the
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 27.-
Deaths, 81; cases reported, 122; to-
tai deaths, 2.703; total cases, 8,4S2.
BATON ROUGE, Sept. pa lull
yesterday morning gave hope that
the fever was decreasing. This
morning, however, the situation is
again threatening. Many persons
were taken down during lsst night
and this morning, and a number of
these cases are reported rs being
dangerously i'll. The Howard books
show about $50 nurses actively en-
ployed.
Heavy Firs in East ~. LoUis.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27th.-Twelve
buildings were destroyed by fire at
East st. Louis last night; also a
large lot of lumber, one locomotive
and several freight cars. The loss
is estimated at $l50,0 900.
The Fever UHnbHted la Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 27.-It Is grow
ing warm again and the fever con.
tinues TO spread. Scarcely an hour
passes but some well.known citizen
is reported taken down, and so
they fall. Owing to the malignancy
of The disease fears are entertained
that they will all succumb to the