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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
IT is a pleasant thing to us to en-

IT is pleasant thing to us to en-
counter Hon. Joseph Medill, pro-
prIetor and editor of the famous
Chicago Tribune. He comes and
goes, but he is engaged in dill
gent survey of the capabilities of
this section. No man on the Amer
lean continent Is less OF an optimist
than Mr.. Medill. He is old "busi-
nessp ITSELF The same shrew dness,
energy and business provision
which have made him newspaper
power, accompany him in his sur
vey of Los Angeles and San Ber-
nnrdino counties. He has given a
careful attention to the irrigating
and other schemes which many of
our enterprising citizens, with
commendable public spirit, have
carried almost to the point of sue
cess, but which have been arrested
on account of the "hard times"
Mr.. Medill is of opinion that, when
the rails Of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railway cross those
Of the Southern Pacific, all the
hopes of sanguine believers in this
section will be realized. He re-
CARDS Los Angeles and San Bernar-
dino counties as the future home of
the wealthy valetudinarians of the
American continent. This class
will bring impaired health and
large wealth to region which
gives Infinite sunshine and out of
door play, in recompense for energy
and capital. They are certain to
come. The fact is that, unless we
convert California into the COM
munistic community, par ercel.
lence, of the American continent,
there Is no reason, having passed
through the Slough of Despond,
why we should not do the butterfly
business, emerging into the chrys.
alis from a grub state which only
Kearney and his kindred howIers
could have SO prolonged.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30

WHEN Col. Ayers and Col. God
frey go out to Pasadena, or pass
Pasadena and go somewhere else,
the Express has long accounts OF
the splendid audiences and the
splendiferous speeches that abound
ed. But, when Judge Brunson ad-
dresses an audience in Pasadena it
requires at least two COM
munications to the Express
to show what an or
atorical fiasco was witnessed in
that unfortunate locality. The pro.
fame and flippant will be tempted
to think that this is thus because
Brunson is newspaper editor
while our gifted fellow citizen Col.
Ayers is brilliant ornament of the
Los Angeles bar.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
WHAT q devil of a lot of elon

WHAT devil of lot of eloquent
fellows there are hereabouts of late?
There is West, for instance, who is
being paraded as making any num-
ber of brilliant speeches. Why,
God bless your soul, there was
never farthing dip in this wretch
ed world of ours that could not
emit more brilliant light than
West, though it sputtered and
sputtered and stank most noisome-
ly as it sputtered vehemently.
Treat us to less humbug-Nessieur
who champion the ne nstitu-
tion That instrumA self is a
pitiful affair, and very many of the
men who advocate it are very small
beer. West, quotha! The brilliant
West! West the illuminator! |
West the propagandist of Constitu-
tional reform Whew! We
are sick nearly unto death. We
suggest to the gentlemen who are
experimenting the new Constitu-
tion funeral that it is not decorous
to introduce so much downright
comedy into the obsequies. In the
vulgar, "give US rest"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30

WHY should Los Angeles county
limp after Kearney? What have
people embowered In orange bios
SONS and pomegranates in common
with this much licked fellow? Pre-.
clous little, we trow, will be the
answer of the voter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
Suicide OF "a Germau settier-TrOu-
bic Between u settler and xn.
dinus over SONS Land.

bic Between IA settler and In
dlans over sOms Land.
WALLA WALLA, April GOTH
Ignatz Guiser, German, living
fifteen miles north of Lewiston
com mitted suicide on Friday eve
ming by taking dose of strych
nine. Cause, domestic tribulation
United States Marshal Chase
passed through this city with 6
prisoner under sentence for selling
liquor to Indians.
A little trouble took place at the
Spokane between the whites and
Indians. The Indians claimed the
land o man named Grant had set.
tied on and ordered him off. Grant
refused to go and swore out war.
rant against the Indians. One was
arrested, and as they were about to
lock him up, twenty-five mounted
Indians rode in and demanded his
release, saying they would take
him from the Sheriff by force if he
did not let him go quietly. The
Justice stepped between the pris-
oner and his friends with q shot
gun, telling them to take him if
they wanted him. The Indians
had a pow-wow and decided they
did not care about taking him. To.
day at noon, Chiefs Garry and
Enoch came to the Justice and said
they were very sorry their men had
caused any trouble, and that it
should not occur again.
The wellington Mine Explosion
Caused by the Careiessness of u
Cninaman.
VICTORIA, B. c., April 29.-The
following verdict was rendered by
the Coroner's jury in the yelling.
ton mine explosion: We find from
the evidence before us that John
Dixon, E. Campbell, w. Rennie,
Appolis Demey, r. Cough, j. Hos
king, l.. Prelee and three China
men came to their deaths from the
effects of an explosion of gas in the
No. 10 level of the Wellington coal
mine on Thursday, the 18th day of
April, 1870; and We further find
that the said explosion was caused
by Chinaman passing toward the
tice of No. 10 level. We further
find that greater precautions
should have been taken to prevent
inexperienced persons from passing
through No. 8 curtain into the face
of No. 10 level.
The steamer Empire is detained
at Wellington, unable to obtain q
cargo of coal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30

II there is one exquisitely absurd
thing on the face Of the footstool it
Is the spectacle of community
like Los Angeles being asked to
vote for Constitution for the State
Of California Of which 'Local OPP
tI0nn is marked feature. Here
We have . commonwealth capable
Of producing a. much of wine and
brandy A. are recorded as products
q the vineyards Of sunny France
herself. Los Angeles county, II
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
EAST Err N.
uenasor Davis for the Presidency

NEW York, April 29.-A Herald
special from Richmond, Va, says:
The Souther1, HtelliGencer, the pa
per recently started here by John
II. Popham, Clerk of the United
States District Court, claiming to
be independent in politics, in q
leading editorial to-day, nominates
David Davis as the Democratic
for the Presidency.
The SILK Crop.
NEW YORK, April 29.-The Bull
letin des Soies, of France, says of
the silk crop: We can only reaf-
firm that the crop this year Will be
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
e really requires note that th,

IT really requires note tnat the
DtAte Of California to-day would
have amounted to nothing had it
\ not been for the mines. While we
soooAsIonAlly forget that this State
= as yet but in its infancy, we are
daily reminded of the fact that,
nfter New York, not more than a
aInRle city of the American Union
can claim precedence over San
Francisco as commercial city.
Our agricultural exports yearly
count up in the neighborhood of
nifty or sixty millions. They are
the outcome OF really highly ar
tlllclal system of agriculture. But
for our prodigal yield Of the pre-
cIous metals, California would
never have been developed as a
wheat producer. For years and
years. no man entertained the hope
that there was any agricultural
outcome in this State. Few men
will deny that the volume of capi-
tai which has given value to our
farms was derivable from mines.
In later days the Comstock has
done work for California which
II would have required quite one
hundred years of the plodding in
dustry Of the farmer to accomplish.
The new Constitution aims to de.
prlve our State Of the "bounce"
and vehemence Of financial and
Industrial movements reposing
upon great mining developments.
Should 1t be adopted, the result
would be that every farmer who
desired to dispose of his real estate
would find it rated at precisely
one-fourth the value which it
commands in the real es-
tate market to-day. He replies
that its value Is small now. Very
well! We answer that, small OF
great, within six months from the
adoption of the new Constitution,
Its value will be exactly one-fourth
what 1t Is to-day. Give develop
ment o chance! !! All the reliable
values to real estate In this com.
monwealth have proceeded from
mining developments which, on
the Comstock, in the Bodie dis
trict, in Arizona, were never more
imminent or more colossal thar
their promise is now. Don't remove
the theater of these vitalizine
agencies from the principal city o.
California to Virginia City anG
New York. If the farmer votes fol
the removal, we call upon him tt
note our prediction. Mortgages
which are inconvenient now will
then simply swallow him up. Nc
human being can argue us out Of
our conviction that, if the Califor.
MIA yeoman shall dismiss Denis
Kearney-shall tell him that he is
AN exotic growth and is entirely
undesirable--he is about to partici.
pate in a mining revival of tre'
mendous proportions that will
make the mortgage upon his farm
no impediment to disposing of his
broad acres at three times the fig
ure that he can command to-day
The California farmer, In trying tC
stab to death the capitalist, is real.
Iy launching a boomerang which
will knock him over.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
Herald Steam Printing House.

S 1he Herald steam Printing House Is
oot surpassed BIZ any Job Printing office
- the Pacifc Coast, outside OF San Fran.
t,aco, In facilities for doing job work,
oW prices, good work and expedition
mnx ho relied upon at this ONCE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30

THE Chronicle is beginning 10
cry "Frod.u That means that the
Chronicle and its crowd are begin
ming TO see that their mutton is
Cooked
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
EVENING sTREETs-4.45 p. N.

Exchequer, 81 S; Ophir. 3S34 b. 81 a;
Belvidere, ~ b, l3Ja; Mackey, 2O5 b, 2.l5
a; Caledonia, l.9o BIZ a; Belcher, .57s s;
Blackhawk, 2.l0 b; Imperial, Lbs s.;
Utah, IL b; Point, SIS: Hale & Norcross,
IL S; Alpha, 1917 a; Alta, 0 b; Julia, $50
a; s Nevada, So a; Mexican, S61a b, 36}4
a; Onion, 75 S; California, 6H b, a; Con-
fdeuce, AZ s; Bodie, 50 b; Justice. $40 b;
OveIman, 10 b; Challenge, 3j; N Con Va.
IL b, liz a; Bu lion, 51s b.54 a; G Il C, 8
s; Savage, l0h b.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30

VICTORY clear and unmistaka-
BILE; victory of casts complete as
to form sd epoch in the annals Of
the stae Is ahead for the partizans
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
NEW TO-DAY.
w anted.

A man to furnish ground and plant po-
tatoes on shares. For further particu-
lars address X Il L.. box 900, Los Ange-
les, Cal. a30-lw-d&w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
To the Voters of Los
Angeles.

The undersigned, voters and business
men of Los Angeles, believing that the
adoption of the proposed new Constitu-
ton of California would be 1raught with
great perils to our future, with the par
alyss of industry, the depreciation of
real estate and grave dsaste generally,
respectfully ask their fellow-citizens to
ypta aoafnat
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30

$4,000 AGES FeE sGLE, eE 1AH1 Il
lots to suit, suitable for the cultur,
of Oranges, Lemons, LINES, figs
Almonds, Walnuts, Peaches, Ap
pies, Pears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Bar
lev, Flax, Ramie, Cotton, etc., ane
also many thousand acres Of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30

rather inferior than superior to that
of last year. The crop of worms
will be equal to last year in Pied
mont, Lombardy and Venetia. In
Tuscany and the Marches it will be
inferior, and also in southern parts.
The imports Of Japanese cards
were only 100000 this year, and out
of this some 200,0 were in such a
state as to be considered spoiled.
There will be only therefore one
half the quantity of last year. The
worms have arrived at the second
and third stage in Spain, and are
going on well except in Valencia,
where the weather has been tenn
pestuous.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
Natural Evergreen Pastures
Suitable for Dairying.

Good water is abundant at an
average depth of six feet from the
surface. On almost every acre O;
this land FLOWING ARTESIAN
WELLS can be obtained, and the
more elevated portions can be irri.
gated by the water of the santa Ana
river. Most of these lands are nat.
urally moist, requiring only good
cultivation to produce crops.
TERMS-One-fourth Cash; bal.
ance In one, two and three years,
with 10 per cent. interest.
Twill take pleasure In showing
these lands 10 parties seeking land,
who are invited to come and see
this extensive tract before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30

REVOLVER FREE ss,s's:' ~;'s sss c.s:sss, s:,:,,:.
Add.J' BowN q son, ,ses ios SY0od ST. srfupwsA' T.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
INFORMATION
FOR THE PEOPLE.
some VERY HARD NUTS TO CRACK.
~ . aFsq

The SINGER has taken the
FIRST PRIZE over ALL competitors
more than Two HUNDRED TIMES.
Whg?
After the Chicago fire the Relief
Committee undertook to furnish
sewing machines to the needy
women of that city. Applicants
were permitted to choose from six
different kinds of machines; 2944
Applicants were furnished with
machines; 2427 chose Singer Ma
chimes, and SIT distributed their
choice among the five other kinds
of machines. The girls were to
earn their living ou these machines.
Why did they take Singers
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
w Vanted.

A situation by a young man, who is
willing to work; can make himself gen.
orally useful. Address Mac, Herald Of
flee. a3O-2t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
sS'I'O6IIk IEIEI'ttiS'a
MORNING SESSION.

sAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND IN.
CHANGE BOARp.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
Situation Wanted.

By u 1St-class cham bermaid; city or
country: best references given. Address
NJ. j., Herald office. a30-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
RumOred Res,remens.

NEW YORK, April 29th.-The ru.
NOR that Minister Stoughton Is
about to retire from his position is
apparently without foundation. No
official information has been re-
ceived at the State Department.
He has complained of the severity
Of the Russian climate, and has
been travelling of late in other
European countries in search of q
more genial air.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30

companies have sprung up In
every part of the Union for making
an imitation Singer Machine.
Why are not similar companies
formed for making limitations of
other Se,Oing Machines
The public will draw its own in
ference.
Gold is continually counterfeited;
brass and tin never.
BD- Waste no money on inferior {
on lease or installment plan.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30
R6 3 T,a

28 SPRING
r. II HI =
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-30

Ladies', Misses and Children's
Plain and Fancy Colored Hose,
in great variety.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Lisle thread Gloves, Lace
Gloves and Lace Mitts.
Ladies' Summer Ties and Summer
Skirts, Bows, Bretonne Lace,
Towels, Napkins Table Damasks.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Pe,. NOrh R,scr. Vesse.s auf RaHr31fs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

TUESDAY, May II 1879.
AsHEs-Unchanged and quiet AT 4'sai'4c Tor Pots and
BEEsWAX~Dall and easy Al 24a24ao. for Western and
BROOM CoEy-ouet at late prices. Brush and short
CEoce aa4 ao Common TO Fair as 9c; Red aud
8UILbING MATERIALS Bricks steady and fairly ac
tive eXcept Paies which aie iull and weak Cement hrn
and fairy active Lath II fair sale ana msheI; m,;
t,r, r aT M so5s, 20 I.71t ts " tIerstra, Raw - 5
rS5 50. UD RIVERS - 5O0sj. Favoliie 81
Croton Brown. 81 Dark g Eed 80 Phlade.g, I'D y M a
s-Ges2S: Trenton s24 gf29: Baltimore 81 9s5s;
yarl prices delivery included Sass mshgT on
dale Der bni 90cs Portland ssyIcrs American, - 500
s. 80: Portland imported = .14s3 40 t-lhe-4,ooA-
laud Common O9al9c Bulang st state S'e' iDi So,"-
mon SOC. for Building. LstH-+l 40 per M lnRheI-
sIi 50 for choice lengths IN sinai cargo. and ssasI3
Ioi Spsia "ale ] fins slls f6r gort5 s-,ecf
do. sl+asI5 for Box boards. 60Si7 for DO WIDE AMI
al abolt qsl- per ordered cirg9es So
go a@ Sgeea Foonag @ Bo,T @ 90 y aq NJ 3 oT Gg
Timber s. J0Qs4. Nails auli al = 2o@s@ 20 Tor LCd 70 &
CANDLEs-In Jobbng sale and r1auged sperm. 25a26c
per 70 Co. Patent a9g$gc Acaman'no II 10 10 onAee-'
J. -.C.. ParJune. ISl2dl9A2c.
CHIGcoRY- $50 &C; English 5-2e .-, ,.
pect higher prices quoted - - 60 per ton by the
cGCOR-MaTssai6S, ssG$IS; GdayaquiL 2ie; Caracas
s fol owins shows 6s statsacsi position Of
Raw his morning STOCK 9i o IN hrft m h1nas-At ha y9 a
bags total 6I7l bags stoc in second handsAt Bat- m
2GiO 10 New YORK $685. bags; total TO-
10 lN4 D1g@. Anhat ana lalliE
UG AnT 26 J3,154 bags purchased lOr pito
States 10 Nav "a 900 -autos l5SSO bags total NlSpe
supply as bags Delivered from warehouse during the
week-Bsltim0re 4O22 bags; lprS 26.4 rs Dass total
80 bags Rio duh merely nominal TO-DAY at the
following quotations: Ordinary c1iGoes lO4c Far 5G;
Good. 1c Prime. l4C SatOs. fair 70 Good l2--n &C.
Mild grades qglet but about steady lOI bags Mara
cab0 sold private terms; Java -%-3c Maaca DO H
I6 &C.: Laggayra l3el5c saVanIla, ll2el7c; ST Do
mco. lO4srll he
CUDPERAGE STOCK In small sa - ana unchanged. We
qu0e GoA-ses shocks, a2-ncb. wJH heads 5j0pl 70
sugar Shook. with heads Ss-inGn 81 25gs2 30 551nch
81 aHa%l BOX shocks, 6jc, Rum shocks - yOGo5 %
Pipe slooss s. 5O0s7 Empty HogShrads; 81 504s2
Hoops lIIcet Ordinary 10 Prime s3OaS4 l2ieet' s25
aS2B
DAGE-steady: Manila Cordage. sizes above Y
thread Hav ana Hide Rope !2c.: Manila Cord
age. l2 tld - u. tiaml l22c Manila DOria-e
g ma ana g tn'd - and 80 diam). l3c;
Manila Coriaue bolt rope yarns. l3ic; Manila CJ1age
bolt rope ina and thd II 2c Manila whale Lines
l32C Tard Manila. u c. Fine TaIred Manila lth N-rn
l3c Rope above Il thd anu Hay and hide Rope
1Oc Ss Rope II thd - ia. iam 10 Ssdl Rope thu
ina = iu DO lsIH. lie; Tard sisa Lth Yarn.
PIC
tUITON-spot Cotton dull and itc. lower Sales, 3S3
bales FOR sDunng delivered on contract 800 1ats Re
ceips ports to-day. 2J9 bales. against 4.OS tins day
asi week 500 day last year since SeptcmD 1870
O4 bales against 4l5Il54 during the same penod last sea-
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28


OauGs AND CHEMICALs-Moder.tely active and
without marSed change GIinIInS GhaIa % eoS 9SHo5
81 s5asi " Flower lSsi4c Arsenic 2ilss3.c
PaPLoT m l STsam tartar ~ sS5c; Powosred do
Is ol5c; Cutch 40 Gambler. 3as9S'tc: NorohlHe
SILVER 500 4Ic. on sasssiras sGe3sc.; wlntsrTeen.
a. ae PeanyToya 81 81 10 Biesehlas Powder g.
g S5Gss Is sal Sofa 81 o. a0sI 10: Bi-CaFo 50 5OS
FIsH-Trade continues very slow. with prices generally
unchAsgei Georges COd, 50 IS Grand Bank DO g. 80
No do - 25 as4 sealed Herring l6Glso, 40 l. l4c.;
Portland ana I4orador HvTrng - 2sGo4 90 ,m,,.
o1mng de confined % sma parcels Icr lmmedlAe wants
sa 3 40 40 III bl 'gIs ISy0 'e y .on n ms CIV Mil Eta
81 sJTsj IS 300 bbs Minnesota 81 709s7 20 Tor
9oe g6i; SlT;ei 80 800 Patent s. 55ss7 %
ETtrs. - 70; 40 6b superane - i5as3 IS,
q . yVa - 20 mainly - 7Jd13 10. Of the sales.
9 20 supernBe - l5qs8 Common 10 fair Iirs stae
Coo gSs western g s. g. s 49, cboca S
Gsa coninon " 6ooc EKtra lound Hoop ONO s4Gs4 80
- 1Oas3 Eye A1t4re s80S4 %; Bakers EGta. ~ %
O. E~o brands heId higher 81 common
ny % l9s6 90 Patent Winter WheaI - 25aSs
S,oa.Ls anL buyers favor SOUTHERN FLOUR dull
as 90 Choice 20 Fancy - 6jas6 75.....HYE FLOUR
corn NGAL dull. Yellow Weston. s29s2 IS Brandy
FofEIGNFRUiis-X moderate trade only prices as a
m sm9le unchanged Layer Ka,sinsy 81 $74Gsl 4Oi Loose
L4ngueaoc Almonds zoe iyica DO Il "a 5.c TarIaSona
10 &C. Turkish Prunes, 41s94ci WalnutS. 74aiu2c
Oanges 81 ass per bb. suy do 81 5OasS 90 per box y
Suction sales 1000 boxes Aes.ina Lemons y 70 1000
ig POE 90 ORANGES 81 2,esS ~ by sail and BY sean
AIN-wHEAT- irregu and unsettled spring
iDoet steady. win moderate rzport demand Winter "a
f.,eer more steady sales 10000 Dash future 275 %
kplae T5c sa uSn i,ass N 4 sTrioS gi ae ,eI,py
- ~ & 2c $1,000 bush No spring 81 02 gSl 05naniy
sA $4,000 buaA Unsrsded Amber, sl I1Ssl 10 4S.sOo
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28

Common dull at 4d Fine steady at 1854 Cheese-Anefcan
Choice Lard on steady 34 Fiour-krtra
tate uil 23 Sd whea-Sprng, NO. 3, dull at lodi MO-
2 spring, dali 65d-; New Western Winter dull at
giad New southern Winter dun at 96d Corn-Sew Nv
Mixed, dull at sd per GENITAL; Old Mixed uuh ht
45d per GENITAL Cotton Seed OYelow American steady
al .si. ROon-Common. LONDON. steady Al ADD Iur'
pentino-SfiritS az London dul ~ 30.
a. LIVERPOOL May 27l:30 D m-BTeadstufs easier Whess 81
Sd. "a a. GENITAL for California White 9ld N
Sd for California club, and sd 09 3D. for Red Winter
Flour Ga dlO Sd Genital for Western Canal Peas ~
t GENITAL for Canadian The rccs1pta O Wheat Tor the
three 600 centals including 9lOuO centas
AmeaD The market for Yarns Fabrics at Manchester
iB dull but not lower.
LoNDCs, Nav 275:30 p. m-Spirits o Petroleum 7p7 SD
per gal Refined Petroleum "a 81 ~ gal paow, 30 Cd
per cwt nseed OIL s26 per ton. Spirits OF rur-
Dentne. 81 ed. H22l per
AyIwEgP. May 27-PcToieum. 2Oia for nne pale
American IArdriOscd at 20 forms per 80 kOs
BREAES May 27.-PetrOleum, . marks 40 pfenDlgs
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28

ucky and Tennessee Washed Fleece, 30d33c UnMasaea
Fleece S675c Unwashed combing. % a2so Tnb.W
Wool-Choce a3sc; 20 a32c; Inferior and Bmrry u
9ese. Pulled wool-New-York city Extra Pulled so9Sse
Snper Puled 81 a35c; Pued. 3Od34c western su
per and Extra. n q9c Country Extra Pulled 5ua boz" ~
per Pulled 33636c Country Lambs Pnled zog5lc
Be- Lambs l39I7c; Black l2Gl4c. Oregon anu ,'then @
States-Uuwashed Clothing. average quality 52a-o,
23d26c. CafornR-Sprng Cnp Fine ~ Og-5G:s ne" W
9Oag4c: Low Grades aud BURY l3Gibc Fail Su \ l. l.
al r. F,l lin Iow Grades and BURY. loo i3c. Texas
Pine eastern hall iad28c: Medium Eastern Fan u @1tc
Fine Western l6dl &c; Medium bDlnc lnpfoNel
Mexican 13olGc.: Mexican 1Z6iic. Foreign
of Good Home p a8Oc Ruenns Merino aud heath
951-c Nsptevideo Ferno and Mestza % r3Oc Austria
iian Clothing 35 G3sc; Australian COmbirg, 3I94Oc
New-York tribune., 1879-05-28
nraNs nm rHAh-
FtesgnH NJ -.

Recripts for the yrr 30 AZ last week p - DIS
corresponding week year, 2Gm ukg: eXl,ris @i nc
ae.s G ID usgs same last a,sIo phEs taati
fr 4l Irnre liberal ipts there is i' easier
reI,ur ir frc market Gni buyer can Per ssht ch
crS.onS from weeks n1ccA IEt ihpioN h'h. ~ s
oua1y o the Butter ally bcr0nna more noucrlbic Auh
VyIh week of real weather throughout The sfaie We
wi have dairy 10 any line ing
the summer Tla hghf over ic divi-i'h o
cent IN thopuce ~ fine Goods resembles th' lrS'hoas,
rc.pot cf pff,vr hairs lSc -oc iH the rract
rr,at for Choice state Crcamrr l'e Hskad
ipstgucrs and offering AZ Ire the tiicl b l ut
fe to, ma 4 bv exporters e pTic" for Prime
Dar tnb- pals welsh. though l6c j. occasionally ~
faned for very Fancy ,ud pals Ninetr cent, was
paid Tor hc btt Western Crcamer which Dciut of qua ~
sl in the .Hf Wcs eru rairy is mVihE qr
freely M g. fog glOtt. selected Dairy would pfo-al}
brinr Be- Lae Packed soils nom - 10 -c r
INV Goods have been active demand largely for shipment t
rmauy aud prces have been Wrii ma nttined ~ wa
that unless shippers continue 10
oa,te or "A m ra scaia he cannot be sustained an
der me present heavy arrivals. Quotations