Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-04-10
san Francisco Mark cts.

San Francisco Mark cts.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9.-Bar-
ley-The freight rate on barley by
the overland railroad has been ad.
vanced 25 cents per GENITAL. This
increase will stop the demand for
export in that direction. There
were no transactions reported on
'Change this morning. Coast feed
may be quoted ut 70@75c; brewing,
$1@l.15 per GENITAL. Corn-Sale of
100 SKIS large yellow at 90e; small
round yellow Is quotable at 924@
973c; white, ST. O24@1.O5 per cental.
Potatoes-Sales OF 300 SKIS Tomales
at SOC to $1.05; 25 skis new at So, and
small lots of Petaluma at 85@S7tc,
and river red at 55c. The range of
the market for Petaluma Is from
SOC to 81; Tomales, SOr@$l. 10;
Humbold. reds, Sl.lO@1 80; peach
blows. $1@1. 10; early rose, $1.124@
LIS; river reds, 52@55c; new, SIG
2.2O; sweet $3.50 per ctl. Fruit
There were only eight chests
OF strawberries received to day,
and they sold at l24@20c
per basket. Apples are quotable at
50c@$l.50; Pears, 75c@$l.2 .25; Cali
fornia Oranges, $7@S10 for small,
$l2 50@$l5 for medium, and $3.50
$50 for large; Tahiti Oranges, $l0@
SIS per Thousand; Panama anu
Mexican do, S3@S3 so per hundred;
Citrons, $2@$2 60 per hundred;
Lemons, 81 50@$S so per box for
Sicily and $S@$14 per thousand for
California, ouIside figure for choice;
Lines, $1O@$l2 for Mexican, and
$6@$7 SO per thousand for Califor-
mia; Pineapples, $6@$S per dozen;
Bananas, $2@$4 per bunch; Gran
berries, In water, Sis for bbls and
s. 25 to Sc for 5 and 10 gallon kegs
respectively.
Tho Governnlsns of AriE ma rm-
NEW YORK, April 9.-General
Frement, of Arizona, now here,
says that the Department of the
Interier promises to restrict the
Pima and Maricopa Indians TO
smaller reservation on salt river
than that recently assigned them,
and assures him that 1t shall not
In any way interfere with settlers
there. The Department meantime
will examine his plan for the re-
moval of all of the valley Indians
of Arizona to the Government res
ervation on the Colorado river, to.
wards it's mouth, and he has hopes
of its adoption.
The PoiiticAs stsuRts.a ia New
YOrL stare.
New YORK, April 9.-Political
matters aud those looking to save
the great pivotal State of New York
are still uppermost. The World
says: The recent conference which
has moved half the State to wrath
and the other half to laughter, was
obviously inspired by people who
hoped to prevent the renomination
of Governor Robinson by ut first
bringing to the front ex Governor
Seymour and then adroitly subsii-
tuting another name. The effect
of the demonstration will be to
make the nomination of Robinson
inevitable.
The Tribune still belittles the
affair and adds: Nothing, even In
New York politics, was ever so
absurd as this ridiculous move
ment. The only way to account for
it is the habits the party have fallen
into. They will probably keep it
up as long AS Horatio Seymour
lives.
The Times says: There was only
one thing In which all present
seemed TO be agreed, and that was
that unless the quarrels between
the Democratic leaders were
promptly healed, the State could
not be carried the coming fall, nor
the country next year. Everyone
knows the origin and nature of
these quarrels. They center In
Tilden. That gentleman is bent
upon being candidate for the
Presidency, and he Is ready to sac
rifice the political fortunes in the
State of all who will not support
him.
The Herald says: Harmony inn
plies mutual concessions, but what
mutually can there be when Til
denis enemies are assembled to cir
cumyent him, and his most infiu.
ential friends are neglected aud
spubbed? 1t Is quite certain that
Seymour will not consent to be the
Ieader in ulb battle, and II the
oppcsiii au fai Dask upon Dorshei-
nier "a .hei ra idate for Cover.
nor, 30 oraphe needed to predict
the result
Gepares taa ,ps Reclamation
as tnr st1rndO Desers.
NEw YO.as. April 9.-Fremoni
has submitfea } the Government
apian f7t Oiinglng the waters ol
tic Gull % ia' fornia back to theii
I'D oBsil 10 eouthern California
,ylel aoald, he says, create al
1l, pes We hundred miles long
1itsa Dad, three hundred feet deep
tepxs NJ desert waste Into 9