Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-22

Ter, ATCDle MCOolloi ~ w ooie,
Mrs Lapport, M Keller, S Wilks,
A Bailey, Il H Woodhal!, Mrs w
J Montgomery, Fred Griffith, Mrs
b Kline and three children, Mrs G
H Sprowl, II Spencer, S p Beck, J
G Deming, w S Barnard, J w
Jonathan, w Marion, Mrs M G
Majors, Thos Donaldson, J w
Shanklin.
Finance Mates.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2l.-Sub-
Treasurer Sherman redeemed
$40, 900 in subsidiary Silver to-day.
A lot of $4,000 is expected from
the interior Tomorrow.
The Bank of England lost el5G,-
600 on balance to-day. This is q
bad beginning. The bank lost
heavily last week. The specie is
coming to the United States.
Most of the money brokers have
retired from business for want Of
patronage. Those yet in the field
are operating in Mexican dollars
principally. Some subsidiary sill
yer is secured at 99i to $3.50.
san Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20
Wheat, No. l, $205@2 10; No. 2,
SL95@2 q. Barley, coast feed, 723
@774c; bay, S0@S2ic; brewing, SOC
(GS1; chevalier for export, 81 500
l.75; coast, S1@1 Is. Oats, good
and choice, 81 2O@l.35; ordinary,
9Oc@Sl Is; surprise, 81 4O@1.5o;
Corn, large yellow, S21c; small
round. 974c@Sl; white, 75@772c.
Hay, $7@l2. Potatoes, Riverside,
5OM60c; Peachblows and Early
Rose per sack, 30@40c; Petalumas
and Tomales, 70@75c; sweets, Zoe.
Wool, choice northern, 22926c;
southern, 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2U.-The
visiting Governors attended divine
service yesterday at old Christ
Church which Washington attend
ed while President. They were
seated in pews which Washington
and Robert Morris occupied. Gov.
Hoyt was accompanied by his staff
who were in full uniform. The
church was decorated with flags
and national shields containing the
names of Washington, Morris,
Bishop:White, Franklin aud Fran
els HopkinsOn.
Oyertures OF Peace with Tho Utes.
CHEYENNE, Wyoming, Oct. co.
Camp on White river, three miles
north of the Agency, Colorado, Oct.
II. via Rawlins, Wyo., Oct. 20. y
This afternoon Gen. Merritt and
command returned to this point,
orders from Washington being to
suspend operations against the
Utes and await orders either at
White or Bear rivers, as negotia-
tions for peace are in progress. 1t
being understood that the hostiles
have agreed to surrender the war
riors engaged in the late depreda-
lions. 1t is probable that the COM
bined commands of Merritt and
Gilbert will remain for the present
at this point, although nothing de-
finite is known as to future move
ments. In the event of peace being
established 1t is altogether probable
that a military post will be con-
structed either at Bear river or at
the Agency.
Tne Whise River Utes want Peace,
LOST PINE, COL, Oct. II, via Del
Norte, Oct. 20.-A runner has just
s. arrived from the Southern Ute
agency with q letter from Page to
Stanley, dated the l4th inst, with
information that another all-day
council was held by the Chiefs OF
the Southern Utes. All are united
and DESTROYS of peace, and request
that a runner be sent renewing the
assurances already given. Twenty
four chiefs and head men were
present. The Indians of thil
agency are all encamped arounC
Ouray's house. Not one report il
fifty has particle of truth, ans
facts are exaggerated beyond rea
son. The women and children arr
safe, but probably will not be giver
up till after matters are arranged
by the Peace Commission expect
ed here in week from Washing
ton.
Pursuiug the Apsches HEtc Mexico
s.~--r TT, '7' 1.-The hun
t-.I .ltI.7us WHO Mesilla las
rnaFisg &. rl'.-. settlement
ar santa Ggfl. nj Colorado
5rtr .a4a. rn.. .H- last Friday