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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24

WE are informed by Mr.. L. j..
Rose, Of the Sunny Slope Vine-
yard, that the grape crop of the
past season has been so small that,
while he has been able to make his
ordinary quantum of wines, the
brandy will be short this year.
During the past week Mr.. Rose has
been engaged in buying wines ex-
tensively, his purchases en-
bracing twelve thousand gallons
In Anaheim. The demand for and
appreciation of California wines is
increasing rapidly in the East.
While the yield of our vineyards
has been disappointing, the COM
ing orange crop, Mr.. Rose informs
us, promises to be very satisfactory.
The oranges will be both numerous
and of good quality. AS to what
our next years crop of grapes will
be of course depends on the season.
If we have seven or eight inches
less raj nfall this year than last, 1t
will be large. Experience has
shown that an excessive rainfall in
Southern Califor mia is hurtful to
our vineyards.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24

THE objection to Mr.. Sanchez,
the Peoples nominee for Tax Col
lector, is of the most frivolous char
acter. Mr.. Sanchez has practically
lived in the city of Los Angeles all
his life, occasionally visiting his
ranches in the Cienega and Ver-
dugo, as inclination called him. AT
q time when we see two United
States Senators from Nevada who
hardly visit that State once a year,
and whose residence there is purely
constructive, it is very laughable
to try to deprive Mr.. Sanchez OF
his character of a resident of Los
Angeles because he chooses, occa-
sio nally, to visit one of his country
seats. Mr.. Sanchez is one of the
Oldest and most estimable of our
citizens proper.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
Notice of Application for
Pardon.

In the County Court ofthe County OF Lea
An geles, State of California.
In the m after of the application of De-
los Campbell for the pardon of Alfred Il.
Ferris, tried and convicted on the 7th
day of May, A. d. 1877, of the crime of ar
son in the second degree. in the County
Court of the county of Los Angeles,
state of California, and by the Judge OF
said Court on the 30th day of May, A. d.
1877, sentenced to be imprisoned in the
State Prison of the State Of California for
period of three years:
You will please take notice that 1t Is
the intention of the undersigned to ap-
ply to His Excellency, VIM. Irwin. Gov
ernor OF the state of California, for the
pardon OF said Alfred Il. Ferris and for
his restoration to citizenship.
DELOS CAMPBELL.
70 G. f. THOM, Esq, District Attorney
for Los Angeles County.
Los Angeles, Move mber q, 1873.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
A RESOLUTION

Providing for the holding of General Mu.
nicipal Election in the city of Los An
geles on the first Monday Of December,
A. D. 1878:
Be it resolved by the Mayor and Council
of the city CT Los Angeles as follows:
SECTION l.. That a General Municipal
Election be held by the qualified voters Of
the city of Los Angeles, in said city, on the
first Monday Of December, A. D. 1878, the
same being the second day of said month,
for the following officers, to-wit:
A Mayor;
Tax CollectorI
City Attorney;
A City Treasurer;
A City Assessor;
Two Members of the Board of Educa'
tion OF said city;
Also by the qualified voters of the re-
spective wards of said city, for members OF
the Council of said city; that is to say,
three members of the Council to represent
the First Ward, three members of the
Council to represent the Second Ward,
three members of the Council to represent
the Third Ward, three members of the
Council to represent the Fourth Ward,
three members of the Council to represent
the Fifth Ward.
The polling places shall be as follows:
For First Ward-In room on the floor
of Bernero'5 building ESQ called opposite
the Southern Pacific Railroad Depot, on
Alameda street, near Mission street;
For Second Ward-In the Assessor s
room, at the Court House in said city;
For Third Ward-At Turnyerein Hall on
Spring street, between Second and Third
streets;
For Fourth Ward-At Santa Monica De-
pot $50 called on San Pedro street in said
city;
For the Fifth Ward-In the barroom Of
D. V. Waldron, at Washington Gardens,
on Washington street, in said city.
The following-named persons, residents
Of the respective wards, are hereby appoint
ed as officers to hold, conduct and make
returns Of the said election; that is to say:
First Ward-Inspector, John Shaffer;
Judges, r. IL Chapman, John A. Cline.
Second Ward Inspector, A. G.. Mappa;
Judges, R. Hughes, Walter s. Moore.
Third Ward-Inspector J. l.. Morris;
Judges, j. A. Bunch, G.. Pike.
Fourth Ward-Inspectoi j. 3. Winston;
Judges, Charles J. Shepherd, John Colds
worthy;
Fifth Ward Inspector, N. ]. Clark;
Judges, j. ]. Mellus, john Carlin.
SEC. Q. This resolution to take effect
Immediately.
SEC. 8. The Clerk of the Council shall
certify to the passage of this resolution,
aud shall cause the same to be published in
English in the Los Angeles Daily Evening
Express, newspaper published in the city
OF Los Angeles, for at least ten days, the
same being ten publications before the
said second day of December, A. D. 1873,
and at least once in Spanish in La Cronica,
a newspaper published in said Los Angeles
City.
l hereby certify that the foregoing roso-
luton was adopted by the Council of said
city at its session of November 21st, 1878.
S. B. CASWELL,
Clerk Of the Council,
Approved tlis 2lst day of November,
A. D. 1873.
B. COHN,
Mayor pro tenn.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing reso-
luton is full, true and correct copy Of
the original resolution adopted by the
Council of the city of 1 os Angeles at its
session of November 21st, A. d. 1878, and
approved by b. Cohn, Mayor pro tenn of
said city, on the twenty.first day of Novem-
ber, 1878.
no I'd S. B. CASWELL, Clerk.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
Dup,omat,c III, for ra..

BERLIN, Nov. 23.-The National
Zeitttag says that Russia, being sat-
isfied that the Afghan war must re-.
suit in a British victory, does not
contemplate Intervention or inter
ference while hostilities last, but
intends to claim q voice in the set
tlement of the terms of peace. She
bases her claim upon the proposed
rectification of the Indo-Afghan
frontiers. Russia will not consent
to the annexation of Afghanistan,
nor to the permanent acquisition
by England of the positions COM
manding the passes of the Balkh.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24

THE decision of the Supreme
Court, affirming the rulings of
Judge Sepulveda, is published in
our local columns. 1t sets at rest q
much vexed question and quiets
titles whose owners have been un-
easy for years. The patent bearing
date of August 9th, 1865. has now
been adjudicated to be conclusive
of the whole question, and vexa-
tious litigation is satisfa ctorily
ended. Eureka.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24


H61opments in freights and In the
<frootlon Of trade with which the
lorohants Of San Francisco should
kS made acquainted. We think
isk they are right in desiring to
- 4 California railway extended
Ito Arizona and ultimately to
1Esw and Old Mexico, with view
81 building up q great commercial
6porlum at the Golden Gate. We
"a for California railways and CAL
lfornia merchants first, last and all
ia time, if they will permit us to
,rnnee ourselves on their side with
leat giving us a kick that will Sc
sxlously disturb our center of grav-
{ity. We recognize the principle OF
local comfy, though we do not
s ropose to surrender our intelii-
renee. California ought to have
f6e major portion of the CONNER
elal business OF Arizona. AS a
natter OF fact. the way things are
now developing, they won't have
it-they won't have even respect
5 sble fraction of it. 1t is some
That curious fact that goods are de-
llvared In Yuma now, via the Dem
~. Rio Grande ami Colorado
Railway and mule teams at three
eents a pound, or sixty dollars
TON. The lowness of these figures
sAn be appreciated when we state
,that the same class of goods, from
Los Angeles to Yuma, distance of
about two hundred and sixty
niles, are taxed one and three
unarter cents pound, or $50 ton.
u view of the fact that the deliv-
;ory OF goods from New York to
Yuma at $50 ton involves a iand
portage by mule teams of almost
twice the distance, through New
Mexico and Arizona, OF that pe-
tveen our own city and the Color
ado. we think the rates between
Los Angeles and Yuma are exces-
Awe. Ifthe same rates prevail be-
tween San Francisco and Yuma,
the pretentious Pacific Coast city
will simply be ruled out OF the
count, as we'll as Los Angeles. Ii
Il grand thing to have Pacihc
Coast system Of transcontinentai
railways on the principle that they
are so run as to enable us to COM
pete with another transcontinentai
hallway with mule team adjunct,
which runs through an arid stretch
Of country of five hundred miles or
10. The whole programme under
which such state of things is pos.
sibls should be changed, and
alfapged at once. We are perfectly
aware of, and concede, the fact that
4ssight between San Francisco ard
= Yuma ought to be at least hum
tlred fold what it of right should
be between Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh, having regard to the popu-
lation of the respective areas. But
4 the gu ,stion is not as to the alb.
strpSt Justice of the matter, but as
90 the expadisncy. California rail-
way men, to whose energy and
pluck we have given frequent
tributes in the HERALD,
either want the trade OF
Arizona or they do not. II they
do, they should go for it with
enlightened methods, which GER
DO not admit of a rivalry of
teams with Peon drivers.
while they are about the mat
ey ought to arrange their
lies so as to give Los Angeles
immunity which has been
lberal to them with subsidies
ow. We confess that we
be much mortified to learn
,ricultural produce could be
-. iced into Arizona from
- >nd Nebraska at lower fig
rom Los Angeles county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
Fatal GuunIng Accident.

CHICO, Nov. 23d.-A fatal acci-
dent occurred here this afternoon.
A boy named Cox, while hunting,
was climbing up the bank of the
creek near town, and, in drawing
his gun after him, the hammer
caught in some vines, when the
gun went off and the whole charge
went into his right breast. He
died shortly afterwards.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
Assessment Notice.

1he Pomona Orchard dCompany.-Loca.
tion of principal place of business,
Los Angeles City.
Notice is hereby given that at q Meeting
OF the Board of Directors, held on the a2d
day of November, 1873. an assessment of
$50 per share was levied upon
the capital stock ofthe corporation, pay
able mmediately, in United States gold
coin, to the Secretary, at the office OF the
company, No. 4S Spring street, up stairs.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 25th day of De-
Gem ber, 1878, will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction: and,
unless payment is made before, will be
sold on SATURDAY, the llth day OF
January, 1873. at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with
cost OF advertising and expenses of sale.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
FRANK B. TANNING,
Secretary.
ofiice-Mott Building, 4s Spring street,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles, November %. 1878. n2ltd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
Ilsrald steam Printing House.

The Herald steam Printing House Is
81 surpasssd by any Job Printing office
Il fhs Pnclf1c Coast, outside of San Fran
lioeo. Id facilities for doing job work,
~ vrioos, good work and expedition
~ - relied upon at this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
The Regular Examination of
Teachers

VIII take place in Mcdonald Block,
Business College), this city, 9th, 2sth
and SOth OF November, 1878. The sessions
will begin promptly at Q A. M. each day.
W. p. MCDONALD,
County School superintendent.
Los Angeles, Nov. 10th, nl7td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, (ss
County Of Los Angeles. 90
AnrIn<Xyfr nE cEDUJrE

81 Al Il UT ShbiF ohNlAt tsa
County Of Los Angeles. 90
AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE.
A. w. Potts, being first duly sworn on
his oath deposes and says that he is a
male citizen OF the United States and of
the State of California, over the age of
twenty-one years, and has no interest in
the pardon of the said Alfred K. Ferris;
that he knows G. Il. Thom, ESQ.,, District
Attorney in and for the county of Los
angeles, State of California, and he
served the annexed and foregoing notice
of application upon said G. L. Thorn, as
such District Attorney, on the 22d day of
Novembe +, 1878, at the county of Los An
geleS, by personally delivering to him a
true copy thereof. A. W. POTTS.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo, this
22d day of November, A. L. 1878.
lSeal. A. j. KING,
n2i-lm Notary Public.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
the ridiculous spectacle
cd of two of the most
I'D Alilettanti citizens of

nd tiilettanti citizens OF
.geles-tbe Messrs. Tober-
and Godfrey--soliciting the
-sf'rages of the workingmen OF
this city for Mayor and City At
torney respectively. There is a
Tremendous amount of comedy
crowded into this little fact. To
make way for these curled darlings
Of fortune thoroughbred Working
-,~pllave been crowded to the wall.
q ever, was the time FOR the
aen to have shown, by
.,on of Skinner, Devens,
n rce, or some other real
they believed in their
Even when it came to
attorneyship, Mr.. Robin
Workingman's lawyer, was
n aside, to make way for a
oman who has already held
6ne term of the City Attorneyship;
aud who, like Oliver Twist, calls
for more, aud that Notwithstanding
.he fact that only a couple OF
months ago he was running for the
Constitutional Convention on the
-agular Democratic ticket against
Workingmen's nominees and was
aaten. The strong ground of the
Workingman's party hitherto has
3seu that its members were not po-
Fitical 'sconnubiators" and calcu-
Iators--that they went in consis-
iently for principles, not men. The
nte nominating convention has
& own, however, by these two NOM
81 that -, could bargain, and
n ,ilogue" with the old
Wparties, and that con-
a., 40 part in its pro-
..sl .s.o I'd the rank and file of
% -. zen have noted this
% bct and will vote
S
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
European Gable News.
A cold Medal for carroll.

NAPLES, Nov. 23.-King Hum.
bert has conferred on Signor Cairo
Ii the military gold medal for brav-
cry.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
NEW TO-DAY.

A CHOICE PRoGRAM ANNIE of MUSIC,
SINGING and READINGS will be pre-
sented Also, series of TABLEAUX
illustrating Longfellow's "Hiawatha."
To conclude with A SOCIAL DANCE.
Doors open at 7sO; performance begins
a. s O'Clock.
RS-ADMIsSIoN, FIFTY CENTS. -sa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
NEW TODAY.
For Councilman.

In response to call OF q large number
OF the taxpayers of the ward, L offer my
self as candidate for Councilman OF the
Second Ward. A. II. DENKEK.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
Fast Ten mi,o Trof.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23d.-At
the Oakland Park to-day the ten
mile trot between Controller and
Red Cross, was won handily by the
former in the fastest time on rec
ord-27:231, Red Cross 27:35.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-24
w anted

BY competent woman, situation to
do general housework. Enquire at
Grange House, in rear of Cathedral.
n24-2t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25

!rcts The Engaccruq nrd Mining Journal. ,faich p.
The Object in advancing the circular prices
of coal doe, not appear to De well determined. Tie
answers generally gwen are: I'VE would do 10 less
business II the price 20 pr tou, aud tat zone
might a. well ask - 80 20 IS. meaning that tLcir
nctral selling price is neither thcothcr. There
i certainly Disadvantage IN This advance The Ie-
high operators, particular. viii hove 10 pay thoir
miners on Tie rasis OF pub,hed prices, While thcy do
not look 10 the good fortune q securing Tor their coal
even the prices named 81 The existing circular Buyers
have bat H;ile confidence IA the combination and it,
ability to maintain prices THIS u evidenced BY
their go frequently askiu- that prices shall De- guar
anteed Such cojupauic- a. have implicit confidence
i tie stability 81 this organization should not object
10 guaranteeing prices, and Iy doing iley would De
Abe fo DO "a very comfortable amount 81 business
Many buyers are hodin- Oh ana vii continue 10 90
too hgh bat because they believe that before the end
or The wear the financial nrcr.siicS II the companies
will pr,s- upon them 80 hf,Ny that ihcy VIII hbyc 70
i.rorc the present combination aud rc"Lzu such IL
urr, for Esr coal they can o'tlu and mine as much
of o. us they csl sell.
Altlnu4l. "a parison ~ the production Tor next
i0ntn " IN that Arm. 1877, shows large cu"tAll
ucui. yet comparison ~ The conditions when maze
huut !, would indicate that the proposed production s.
too high From prc-,nt nilc.t q locke Gs though
There should lee curlnsut OF about 100000 Ions ~
August IS compared With tie corresponding iritod OF
l~1T to Ve tho mining companies such control % TIE
market % they seek.
The following Is tho comparative statement for the
week en0ln- March 10, and year. nom January 4:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MARCH s5 1873

qsy s asa s
FAMILY sa p'a S sSa 70
GSSS ssSsS Choice Fl
Is
NV s Gesss opened 1slc better for a.
sa aHs II 1sS 's sfaf holding pa5
bush snc, tnsIsdea spring q S9ssl 60 Sc ESTY9Tk
SaS . g q SsT%s
% 44sJr E Mse1 %hs 81 10 n' ens Msrs
ss s sSsRs q DC Nay as
~ bid IL 2St asked No. Northwest APRIL closing
81 y 1Fs: IS 59,ss ~ BE
os%ss sf%Sss s
bond e arTiye%R ISts BARTEY dnlj
qas SS ssia: ffas
moderate specal%tSs aie 9$ooe Sah
s1s sSs %ssf SsS
NO pSG 2SS su e e &c ssos 5s Ssyw fS
ssE . Ss'sS ii ~ a.
%$ssd So %arS&, S;ss: closing :%.s. PS AZ:
SSs a.1sd a. J%$s siss ~
cS sSs ? go Ex1a wife sc Vest
RFs6 j TSS5 ssS
Hx9 ASb vo 1aaS f tia Hay in demand
about steady Straw rather easy quote: North Riyer
s sha s Coz rs% Rn $780, 99a cq GS
@~D'o
aa. se sns % fn sG saS past Sss e?f
BOO do 99 bales Calcutta Cow against 10000 IIdfs
h onr :eHS 1E s'; Df52
Central III Ma,a@cras. u 2aisi2e; Vera
STa B HaES%G Sf"
aP 5; bSaisG obascd Il r sgd ~
small especially export prices rresu
3 @t5S i2 'syS 49, is 7:'1 5?s' DO fsa.a
MOLASSES,N Sew Oreans' steady fafy actiye, 2sfls@
10 iuf
q9Ss S2X he TS% upentne quiet, apou, steady
30Iq3ic Resins IN moderate demand 800 bbls Good
strained private terms quoted u 50 Common 81 co. Tar
OCEAN FRETGHrs-B Business very moderate, YET rates
Us 3D.: steam 5000 bush Grain I'D: COO bal Cotton
cseo &c pr 100 500 t TO- local next %ec1 private
Gfa POO ions CAKE Ss 3D. s Steam Sas
Sn 80 Soo9 eS1es Gheea 3ls Si zoo iI iai s
Opts. private terms Antwerp steam 5000 bush Grain. Sid,
ca Charters American bark 10 java. 1000 cls.s Refined
b, stsoS o S2i g % aG' s Of SS0 S0rW g bari. to
cox for SF S S'So q fT3 o. sS co. 70 P 5o Gf 10
BUSH do private toms. quoted at ls9loqc god. From
EaltnorI Norwegian bark Copenhagen. 2joo bbs Re
-Linsced quiet unchanged; 6oeGic others quiet
W. ftfs d -r 5o5 1'' l IGser "a l GG2
VS.; YapLua. C.l'c;: Leaned n bbis. mas asSea.
6geacl al 81 Sd dcclcI to Il go. closing atsI 5os
PtpNISfpNS-ORks hafe hrlntr; itlc ietFr business
s'lgs i42 b- @,s. ,rpti pNi' tt", g'Its ~ ~
......BEEF and BEEF HAMS dui. unchan S,d.....-CUT
AEATs nm moderate trade sale - boxes bellies 80
att.; $4,000 % lcsl,d rs blt. 2GD llc, TO weight
goo i.oso iTs Han &C.; LOO lg'e ficSi,t Shoulders.
quiet: W,siern Long Cepr, alas city doY j9c.;
Short Clear. 5igc...-... DsE~SED HOGS-lfuch lover
CITY, Heavy To Light. 4isa3tc. Pigs, 5Ae52c.
......I.ARD stronger. closing sues scarcely 80 iTrn
saic. 755 tee. steam sioi - 379gf1 30 clofn
- a. $50 tc- OF q hie" - - p 80; loo cS Primo
ru Arr - 4UGsT iia 1000 May. - IL 54ia
closing = f7gds7 %; 1850 tcs. June. ~ = yaS7 CO.
co-ing - ~ y Cy stem "a, letter sales 100 to-
- 81 100 tcs. No. ! CITY brought - IS Refined
~aIr Continent private terms quoted - -
1T IT Ei.. CHI - J. and FOGS about as last IoicDd
KfcE- moderate ~ 52aG'ic currency, Tor DO
mrtuC.
sEns-Cloyor qu It sales 100 bags, &c, Western %c
state: Other iTnrs ulCi angcA
sIiiNS- Generally quiet vi hout important prices
unllaustf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25

LONDON March % The Tu0nrier SAYS: "a quictcr fol.
m walls ga tie discount market Choice acceptance ~
suit9h. dates ikt % fraction uldf The Bank ot Eng
land rate coat The wcct peu"f with failing prices on
the Stock TNc but clscd with comparative hrinncas
The howry Ill t and lkcy 60 remain 80
Eastern question Is scttlci. ThGo has been less
Americans than Tor weeks past prices are
little lower despite continued shipments Of stocEs to
NeH-NOfk."
IoXpoN March % 1890 pmCou.ol 95ls for botm 'ncy
and Tire account I. bonds. four AND han per cents
lD6Le 1865. 1924 Etio Railway shares. lUl..
LONDON March - p uiTLo stock mlr.tt if Nat Kns-
SIAN securities pei cont lower than they "eir yesterday
evening. -
LONpS Mach % l2) Corsos 9ji iaor money. % :
~ he account Pan, quno i've cot Irnie1 -
100 Tor The account SILVER IS quoted NJ
L@NldN. March 1850 p mt. :. bonds l-o's, lo''s
Etic l;i.lv aj shares. los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25
DOMESTIC ,fARKETs.

nuFFAIo March Flour in fair demand; sales COO DIS
~ UNCHANGED ricc. Wheat shade nfi't Sh's ~" %
private Corn lar INTERIOR trade demand , saIei
era New, the track - in 49, Ii'a .it'', -
Utrlwlnrs nominal Other ar'.ccs unchanged ialroId
Wr,t iu hush: Corn - 500 bush. oats. 1000 hush.
rar,rv y 100 busn. rye 700 bush. Ka03f shipments
ti"nr 500 hl,T Wh,ai, 10000 bush Com, 2l5OJ busb
nsts 900 lush. Harley IO-OU bush. ltye $500 bush
tll 400, March .3.fiuur at'adi ana uhciahstu Nneat
active ANA arm No spring GILT eige II Us DO Regular
kejcccd s5c Corn steady IN r demand at 'l, cash I
q - Ap; &c Nav Al nc june CAT. steady and hrm
At 55 Barley steady IN air ac1a9 a. ~ Nm; P95S
esg57 June er 'taay ana nr ~ ~ fs7 - June
9s II aiy pi In6r al sc 5c aud &C. shoulders
Clear aud shoit ltib sld,s. Whskey seaay at Fl Oh
onet but rn Red II lOasl 10 Corn stoug at II ai2e
1ais m far demand aud Gnm ~ 2OGJ5 Eye ql't Du urn
firm $40 sked Lard n good aea1 ~ lal PITS IISts
steam 10 ke'ile XIX a. Snort b eeoy Ms9 f ae5n
ggine. 5is Whisky active and firm at 81 OF Butter
ss9y ,a aR9 @n' Common 81 SO sh y S5
facking 50 65qy3 So Butchers. - 9Oasi; receipts,
ipsaoiIi March quiet but hrm Whea, steal
Extra White Michigan 81 - NO; co. - ~ EH,n
ami SS.c for No Mixed Clover seed lower, with very
snail demand - 20 Recepts-four. goo bbs; Wheat
mrnts-Four 400 bbls Wheat, $4,000 bush Corn 2oOo
bTsa IAN Hareh a9-Flour quiet but firm wheaAe.
cited and gner opened at o. higher and closed quiet No.
milwaukee, Hard 81 - DO soft 81 - No do 81 Os !.
M ar,, s,er " 20 4ic oats STEADY and m 25c.
Hye steady No. /, Soc Barley seadyj No spring boe.
rroysons inactive bns trner Mess FOLK sea' al - 20
pm iDEIrlA. March 23.petroleum without essential
M ac Fair aud Good Refining CUBA; Refined suga
~ GOOD demand closed higher ut &C. for Cut Loaf
do To- lSi tp Solaso- comes ilrward eowiy. New
Orleans sold Ale. Flour extremely dn with moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-25
DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD

FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD SINKING
FUND BONDS. ORIGINAL ISSUE 100000 CAN
CELED BY THE SINKING FUND, $4,000. AMOUNT
NOW OUTSTANDING, $3.50 BEING AT THE RATE
OF 5000 PER MILE OF ROAD.
THE DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROA d runs from Sioux
City Iowa. Yankton the capital OF Dakota distance OF
G2 miles, The road has been completed and running five
years. and during these of business depression e net
earnings all have each exceeded by more
than 80 cent the amount required TO tho interest On
It's first mortgage bonds while the net earnings for 1871 were
and half times greater than the interest It's en;ro
bonded debt The $55 first bonds the only
Indebtedness OF the company We have sold during the past
months $500 600 OF these bonds When the balance
Is Sold the company Will be entirely free OF floating dbf.
We authorized 10 sell the remaining bonds at 30 per
cent, and accrued inter- al which rate they Weld nearly
per cent interest.
WALSTON H. BROWN & BRO,
No. - Pine-st.