Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-09

~ Nv L Ohhy 1NONs iC hhofS
ment of most kinds of foreign fruits
into consumers hands continues
quite active. Prices are firm for
raisins, on light supplies and
strong cables. Sales of loose mus
catel, two crown, $40; fine do,
S.S5@$3; London layers, $2.65@
1915; domestic dried in good de-
mand and firm; Southern sliced,
S@1O2; quarters, 4@5c.; State
sliced, new, 7@S.
treasury Purchases Of Bonds.
NEW YORK, Nov. Sth.-It is ex-
pected that offers of bonds to the
Treasury on Saturday Will be large,
and that the Department will take
the whole $1O,000,000, and pay for
them as soon as they can be exam
ined, which will be on Saturday or
Monday. 1t is reported that pur-
chases will be made of $10,000,O00
per month hereafter, and If that is
done, the money market will be re-
lieved to that extent at least.
AppropxiatiOa for Missionary
WORK.
NEW YORK, Nov, v.,Sth.-The Gen.
sral Missionary Committee of the
M. e. Church appropriated $500, 600
for missionary work during the en-
suing year, which is an increase of
$50, 900 over the amount appropri-
ated last year.
Tbns especial Message
NEW YORK, Nov. Sth.-The Her
aid has the following from Galena:
The attention of General Grant was
called to statement printed in the
Tribune, to the effect that he had
an important message to deliver to
the United States. The General
said: "I have no special message to
deliver to the people of the Upited
States, in Chicago or elsewhere.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Sth. Gem
eral Sherman says he knows moth
ing of any such message, and that,
so far as he is concerned, the state
ment is pure fiction. He has not
the slightest idea who is using his
name so freely, and laughs at the
insinuation.
BRyHrd's Chance.
BALTIMORE, Nov. S.-A Wash
ington correspondent of the Sun
Democratic leaders of high national
repute, especially from Southern
public men, leave no doubt that q
broadly national and conservative
course will characterize the Demo-
cratic policy the coming winter.
Zealots will be made to take back
seats. Passionate declarations,
tropical rhetoric and sectional re-
elimination will be severely sat
down upon. Republicans will be
furnished with no more campaign
thunder, in the shape of TO olish ut
teranees of excited orators, ad-
home, rather than the Intelligence
of Congress and the country. The
above sentiments are in the inter-
est of the Bayard boom. A system
attic programme has been in prep
aration lately in the Southern
States to secure their delegations
for Bayard in the coming Demo
cratic Convention and the result ol
the New York election will aug
ment the movement greatly.
Fail River Mills.
FALL RIVER, Nov. Sth. @
meeting of the creditors of the Sag.
amore mill, new organization
was effected by the creditors cap.
italizing their claims on the basis
of $780, the stock being appor-
toned in proportion of 3S4 per cent.
of the Indebtedness represented by
them in the old mill.
The loss to the American Linen
mill by the operations OF the late
Treasurer, Palne, amount to
S156,000.
Virginia Claimed by Bosh Sides
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9th. The
Debt-Payers claim that they have
certainly elected AZ delegates, with
an equal chance of five others, and
19 Senators, with an equal chance
for three others. The Resdjusters
however, still maintain that they
have % Senators out of 40, and 81
Delegates out of 100.