Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-11
Morning kilograms.
passenger. doing s.usn,

II CM Kinne, o Bulls, @ Newburg,
Y Jacob Bordin wife and two child
rep, Jas Bordin, Miss b Shaver. j
Y I Smith, J r Bigelew. A Nc
4 Cullis, Miss K Doyle, II thinner
man, N Blackstock.
s~n Francisco Nzouey Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9.-The le.
gitimate demand for money is very
quiet, and lenders find great diff
Guilty in finding borrowers. Two
or three small real estate loans are
reported at per ceut. Stock
brokers are using but little money
! Mt present. Commescial loans are
quoted at 9@l0 per cent; real
estate loans, SOIL per cent, and
the mortgage tax assumed by the
lender; call loans on bonds and
other cash collateral, 4@6 per cent.
Silver is quite depressed. There
are rum0rs that Germany will
again go into the market as seller
Mexican dollars are nominal at 95c.
Bankers are drawing drafts on the
Atlantic cities at 20@25c premium
Y per 500; kilograms, 25@30c per
500; exchange on London, 46sd for
sixty day bankers bills, and sod for
commercial bills. Gold bars, 800 to
N 9l0; Dore silver, 5@15 per cent. dis
count; refined silver, 104@1l per
cent, buying price.
sad suicfde st PortIaod.
PORTLAND, Oregon, Dec. "a
! jeweler named Hoffarber died sud-
denly here Sunday night. He had
been drinking to excess for the
past ten days, and he was very des-
pondent for several days before his
death. In one pocket was found a
phial containing a quantity of
canstic. 1t is generally supposed
that the deceased, in u fit of des-
pondency, swallowed portion of
the fatal drug, which produced his
death. He leaves wife and three
children.
Hscrormiek aad the " Ar,zo"s
Group.''
New YORK, Dec. 9.-The Times s
4 Washington special says: Schurz
states that the dispatch In the
Times of to-day, in reference to In
dian frauds in Arizona, is too severe
ION Mccormick. The Secretary
says Mccormick called to hand
him a paper from former constit-
uent in Arizona who was connect
ed with an Indian contract in that
Territory, without urging the mat
ter in any way or manner, after
the nature of the business was
made known to him. The fact re-
mains, however, that McCormick
has been acting with persons who
appeared here to secure the reno
val of Commissioner Hoyt, because
he would not connive at the dis.
honest practices of the "Arizona
Group"
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The Iri.
bune's Washington special says;
The Democrats will probably ad-
iourn Congress from the 18th in
stant to January Sth, to preven!
financial legislation.
the Utes and their Rrser ervnsie..
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-The Times
says: HIPS bill for the removal
of the Utes, says their Reservation
Ia equal to oue-third of the area ol
the State of Colorado, and it is not
likely that such waste can longer
be continued. But the removal o.
the Utes involves the revision ol
existing treaty obligations. This
should be accomplished without vi
olating any principle ofjustice. The
Utes have just agreed to surren
der the leaders in the White River
rebellion, and Ouray's band is en-
Titled to fair and honorable treat
Hment.
IN PaIatiai M sasiona for the Wand. r
X biIss.
NEW YORK, Dec. a.-The PLAN
and specifications filed yesterday il
1.-the Department of Buildings, Sc
Zforth that there are to be construct
ed by Cornelius Vanderbilt on
khouse which will cost him $3.50, 900
by William X. Vanderbilt one, tn
Aexpepse of which will be 500, 900
Ystnd by William H. Vanderbilt tw
Vtogether, which will aggregat
$70O,O00.
War Betw cen nm Editor and Cath
oiic Bishop.
OTTAWA, Dec. Am indigna-
ton meeting has been held here b.
irish Catholics, growing out to tn
warfare between w. N. Nagle
editor of the Ottawa Herald
Catholic organ and the Bishop
the Catholic Church. 1t has beel
found nesessary to place guar
over the Herald Office to preven
its being demolished. Nagle ha
received many threatening Letters
-Nrhe circulation of the paper ha
quadrupled since the conflict begal
B,smarck ON Disarmament
LONDON, Dec. 9.-The IonJullt
at Rome, says bismarck has wri
ten a letter to Senator Jacin
author of the recent pamphlet 0
conservation in the Italian Parii
ment, saying an agreement OF Pow
ers, devoted strictly to conserv
tive and pacific policy, can alol
bring about partial disarmamen