Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-05-26
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L Neitzke, G Stoneman,
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Passengers Going sonth.
MoJAvE, May 24.-H Woodstock
Capt S g Sepper, j Carrascosa ant
wife, Mrs L Rameer, Miss G Ban
deres, ID G. Scot, A Caldwell, Ii
Lockwood, d w Mcleod, Mrs /
Alerton, II Whitman, F Luforth
+ S Holt, J Martin, J Palemares
Capt A A Polhemus and daughter
Nou-rar,fsnm Noininntioms.
SAN FRANCISCO, May %. The
Non-Partisan Convention of TWEEN.
ty-iive completed their ticket las,
evening for delegates to the Consti.
tutional Convention. The nomi.
nees are as follows: For State al
large: J. S. Hager, J.. Il. Miller, j.
p. Hoge, j. w. Winans, e. Gas.
serly, M. M. Estee, S. M. Wilson
and w. II. l.. Barnes-all lawyers
For the City and County: J. H.
Wise, wool dealer; Sam Cowles,
lawyer; II. g. Harrison, lawyer;
Srank Soule, editor; A. J. Bowie,
physician; M. L. Cummings, book.
binder; A. z. Williams, merchant;
A. S. Hallidie, manufacturer; A. G.
Hester, publisher; w. r. Moses,
millwright; 5. 3. Thompson, car
penter; Thos. Pendergast, foundry.
man; Charles w. Pope, shoemaker;
w. w Morrow, lawyer; e. McGin-
mis-, drayman; J. f. Taylor, black
smith; w. H. Sharp, lawyer; w.
ID. May, physician; A. Assmusen,
grocer; Irving NJ. Scott, foundry.
man; r. III. Lloyd, lawyer; John
o. Farrell, bookkeeper; John Kelly,
Jr., hotel keeper; G. l.. Taylor,
merchant; Frank Mahan, printer;
A. J. Shaw, lawyer; e. E. Pond,
merchant; VIM. O'Connell, shoe
maker; Peter Hopkins, stonecutter;
Frank ]. Sullivan, lawyer. For
joint delegate for San Francisco
and San MateO: A. II. Rose, miner.
The Convention adopted an address
to the people, counselling non par
tisan action. Adjourned till Mon.
day morning. when they will con.
slider the ways and means for con-
Quoting the campaign.
No Conso,i aa,ion.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 25th.-A
dispatch from New York this after
noon mentions a statement con-
tanned in the LUenin0 Journal CT
that city to the EFFECT that the con
solidation Of all mines under con.
tro! of the firm of Flood q O'Brien,
including Union Consolidated,
Mexican, Ophir, California, Con-
solIdated Virginia, Best & Belcher,
Gould & Curry, Savage and Hale
81 Norcross. 1t is learned from in
quiiy at the Office of J. G.
Flood that some consideration has
been given 10 the question of eff
fecting some arrangement by which
the working expenses of the mines
might be reduced, such as the ap-
pointment ola common Superin-
teudent for all the mines in ques.
ton and in other ways by unity of
action, lesscniDg the cost of opera
tion butthat no steps have been
taken IN that dire elton as vet, and
10 consolidation of the companies
has been thought of.
Msrhes ftcpprt.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 25th.-
Wheat, inactive and nominal.
Choice milling held at 50; sales
superfinc $1.674. Flour,dull and I'M
changed. Barley, fair demand and
steady sales. Coast feed, 95c; choice
feed, $l.05; fair brewing, SLIP.
Oats, steady and quiet; light, $l.3O
@l.40; choice, ST 50@165. Corn,
large yellow, held firmly at So.
Stock small. Hay, stagnant and
nominal. No new in. Potatoes,
new, 34@3B. Wool, dull and UNI
changed.
Tho Wheat tr"p-Ths Eouaux, Men
IN Print.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-Esti-
mates OF prominent grain operators
place the probable surplus of wheat
for export this season at 100000
tons, If no unfavorable conditions
arise between now and harvest
time. They say, however it is yet
too early to estimate with accu-
racy, and possibly the amount may
fall 100, 000 tons below the above
estimate.
The Bulletin this evening will
publish a three column article ema-
mating frap ghH 2gifase IF vteffs s s9 81
why the recent suit for $50, 900, 900
was brought against them, and
disclosing the animus of
Squire p. Dewey in his
attacks upon the firm. The article
is headed, "a Leaf from the Inside
History of the Bonanzss,u and 1t
seems to justify its title.
rhiiadelphia Wool Market.
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-Wool
is quiet and in fair supply. Cali
fornia fine to medium, 20@25c
coarse, 1S@22c.
Ru.staa Agents hnohtng Around
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-Six
accredited agents of the Russian
Government reached this city from
New York late Thursday night.
They visited Cramps shipyard to-
day, and inspected the preparations
on the State of California and
steamer Columbus. 1t is said that
they will visit Roach's ship yard at
Chester to morrow.
SnrgeBt's Antt.Chinese Isa.ure
Passed.
WASHINGTON, May 25th. SEN.
ATE-Sargent called up the concur
rent resolution declaring that the
provisions of the existing treaty
between China and the United
States, allowing unrestricted emf