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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
THr BRITIsI CORN TRADE.

LONDON APRIL lThe AdrE Lcn< EIDresTin its review q
tle Biit..A lJrn Trade for the past 90 =;
Marx Lane Fr-n-h wheat sIartueay c@rre' All DRY
lots changed hands weeks prices AT me same tine
trat Cyf ol ANYTHING Ike healthy animation Fore en-
Wheat has 20 Ia rather more Freely Trade IN SPOT
Wheat fairly oy Except OGs Which IL better
advance u Sd 10 3d. per little variation
has I'm The ylue OF 2ruce The sales OF EBgsh
eat last week were 81 23l qsst 40 sdaganst 81 90 rs
a. a. per Or during the period the previous Ne2r
The imports United kingdom for ending
March % 667 Cw Of Wheat and 22l6O7 cwL "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
poMEsT1c MARKETS.

prFruo Apr.l flour IN good demand sales $50 bills,
,r1rc. aIge wheat dnn quoted No Hard Milwaukee
spring u 10 80. Milwaukee DO. sse. N9 o, Dqiulht
Amber Winter O9aSl 10 White Winter. 81 O4dSl %
corn IN rmred fernsnd sales, ear New No Mixed
e.trrn On rracz 39ltc: Od No eslen held Az Oas
duH, western c. state s2asic Earior quiet state
a1otea GOssc; Canadian. 100 afl, RYn n0minsAy held
bye Com ea fair demand Coarse. 80 G5oc ktse 5acd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
DRESSED NRArs

Exports u salt sud cured. Bacon, 2e,S54 boxes Reef
. hi-. Pork. 30 tca.. T. tJ 1O.s and +s half bbls
lao TO- tcs or bbs aud t7aJ small pksS Talow s5
i.,x-s 80 Lk.s and Ia Beef que. ana lOw'r
v.r- Irfo CRY slaughtered selling N ~-c sheep are III
r7fher limited .uppiy and trm ~ the best We'hers
a uOgdres-ed dives are 4DUEddnt lul
AM, lower The b. CITY dressed Hogs has Affected all
OF state easier feeling
m the market Pork Tendcrons arriving very sparlny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

FAIL RIVER MaS., Apul The market continues to I'M
urove N stesdness ard tome With gnod demand al ast
weeks prices sales made. and holders are very
Their advance quotations arr verY atea
al - sa3 rc cash 64x64 Cloths and 3iIsa3 &c easn
asked 6OSj6 Cloths.
WOOL MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.
PHILADELPHIA ApF.l Wool quiet prices steady and
without change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
PROPOSALS tor INDIAN SUPPLIES and
Il TRANSPORTATION

DRPARTAyNT rHE fVTsEiOR, OPPTcz ~ INuIAS(
APBAIEs. " AsnINGfOS March ~. 1913 :
SEALED PROPOSALS. iYaorsed proposals for Bet. IA
Flour. Clothing Transportation. g. a. ne ca.c nay
be- and dIIes Led "a Ao tomnSonts ~ Ino-d AH~s Ns
81 WoJste 81, NeNIOr VII be received u ~ II a
u Of AoNDAl April Il 81 ;J fGrnishn. Tor m n an
on the h0Of IT, POUNDS $1,000 pounds BAKING
n,., ,.,,,,,. -,,p t,n ,,n,
3Oo0N Ooulds tloNf A-SV0 l9'hNA Fe'1 ,0JO1' piul
Hard 100 900 pounds Homnv $3.50 pouncs Lard.
1880 barrels Mess fcrA s1 900 pound, Nee 1o ponnss
Tea. $1,000 pounds Tobacco, 5OO0Oo poGIcs sat lSZop
pounds -. 0' pounds soda Ll2O'O pounds sugar.
Also Biankets WOODEN ami Cotton Goods consisting
part OF Ticking 5000 yaria STANDARD tShco 100000
il 6SO yards bingham. $1,000 yards kenfucky Jeans a.
S.9 gar eaes; sne,iSs $ HrEoy Ss
2S,OOO wards C4ico oE;itgs 100 yards Wins.y 10
Plies ana list Arc.es such wagons
Also Transport alton for such OF the supplies coOt
that may De contracted ior 10 be deAycIs q. tho
Agencies.
Seius show the kinds aud quahtflts OF su0Sistence
supplies required for Agency Kinds qlant
Nm ropo.q md 0vfs 'Or o0ardf c0fstOnS
b. Oos<red by b'ds une and ace o. drvety terms "
d payment TRANSPORTATION Ioute1 lnd All other
nstcucuons va be ianssd upon applestSn "a
TIE Indian piAcr IN q" '5s o. ,.e S
YORK WA Il Lyon 40 gs3 broadway, New York and -
I0u saint Paul Leavenvorth Omaha Cheyenne aud fank-
ton and the Postmaster ~ SIOUX az" .-.. -
blank proposals tsrsor reGag }oy a.sfr biloas
those Viii be- ready on Aud after he IN
ds sl be opened te hoer and day above stated and
bidders invited % De Ureseut az ne opening -
CKKuEIRD CHECKS ONLY RkCiIN AaLS ~ FOLLo"lN"
All bid. s.ns, b. accomuage certified checks sous
ess nee per Gem Of propos chemical
NaIiona Nes-YVrx Sallonal BroadwN Ncw.l ORR Meso-
driphia National. baltimore rhrd National Cincn-
ard CitiS.ns NAouAl Washington y. c. and me nissd
states Assistant rre.surers a. Philadelphia Badn0Ee
Oh'''eo -''' o. Z A HAYT Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rsrer Vessels and Railroads
TUESDAY. April
MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY. Aprl l. 1879.
AsHEs-In obDnE sale Oly at -. c5c per Puts
fC. for Pearls.
BEESWAX- IN limited request and unchanged Western
and 50mAern yellow. 2s125c
BkOD 81 steady though quist Brush
SHIRT BrvOH. per D. 545te., Common 70 Good, 32e4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

Eace,pts for the pek PIX last week 1888 pks;
corresponding last year, l3b3s pEg exports for the
VerE -GGl pAgs, .4st year. @.Oi3 Aew
state Butter. Of qualify moves fairy AT lsG2Oc;
some choice lots Of Eoz5ury, delaware County.
Dairy is retail trade az Z2D23c.,
and even 25c reported but fine Chenango sud
(llutauuua De bought Tor zoe. The
majority Butter "a ~ color and qualty
which act most buyers ~ good Butter % western
Creamery which IN active demand ~ 2Sd2Hc- Old
Butter extremely du! and buyer invariably name the
INKS ought rarely re USED For Common a
Medium Grades al business Is doing Al
much ha been held higher g. now moved with
IN this range carload OF Poor esrl Factory SOLD ~ &c
crease penty and low German shipper has been offered
-. lnn nrnfa fNnna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

F,no-s Of Potatoes 80 bDls. Of ONIONS 90 pArs NO
s,sansrr frum Bermuda tms week. hence quotations OF
vegetable from that point are ehIlrely DominAI
Green Peas are beginning 70 arrive from SavaIn ah
ana a. Inc aulllty better t-an those coming
80, Frorda hotter prc.s are Obtained. There
demand Tor fresh nicely put up punches Of Asparagus At
-. = uer Lozru punches. Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

p.eetnt. for the week I2l47 boxes week le 32g
poTss CORRESPONDING last 1879 boxes ETports
Tor The week 80 s2s time last yeal. 1880
boxes Liverpool cable quotation Jun AZ as me
uaon i'm the market changed ance our last
Psrorf TraJe sfl continued dII depressed condition,
ana hoders arr making ooBoeoDs 70 meet buy
eTs1 vtewS IN order u stOck Ting slleh
A. more than desired the season progressea Instead
M an from the European marietta Tie
ss declined 10 I4s and ngure sock ia not
noyipF We note sale VI exceptionally i-DeI lot OF
snerf White cheese 9e but 10 is donhtiu the sale
could be duplicated an equally god Io' s3aii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

aETAIs-AmeTlcan Pig Iron IN good demand and firm
sales NO, ard a. $Isasle o. ana 80 1OT>I
steady. An er7ran
Il ssoslg No 2 SIC 5OGsl7 and Gray Forge sI5 az q.
linton sl9 COltBess 81 30. Glengarnoch,
al 75 Rails nrm and quiet. steel az udeHater ~
sses 600 tons for account private
tsrms scrap Iron hrm Sc3iIs with Loo tons 500 on
private torrns Lead quiet aud easy Al " ior
Coumon Domestic SpesT unchanged ~ 5st-tc Tor CON
mon Domestic Pig I'm steady and quiet strslts, lssS
I5Lc Fnpsh l5aI5Ac I'm Plates N moderate demand
Charcoal Tin 50 2Jsx5 30 DO Terns 80 61es5 Coke
Tin s. dSb 90 TeTne 50 10 lngot Copper IN small
EoIASsES-Porsign quiet steady for Cuba sos test a.
2B 126e orleans IN moderate demand ~ 70 94Oc W
NAVAL sToREs-sphits Tupsntane stssdy N 29'.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

Cheese SIN held s,.9oc. though the lots which |
sold L7c and FAR between At 429
bc sharp lTPr buyers GuslitY vh0se intrinsic
condition and value nelriY the best Quotations.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
Jcc Cream.

IVSSELL'S ICE IN the city;
3Se per quart Church Fairs Sc Charottes isc per
duE cut " orders = speciality. I2Bi0ie hou$"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending April l, 1879.

rFrpressv for THR y. Y TRIBUNE By reporter!
General D1resti0ns
send only good articles The freight anf other expenses eat
M Door gOoas Put rverytnDs good order An attractive
nOt secures examination. ami often ma&cs sale where
dirty package sl07cnly appearance s Pack ecurry
that tr moi 1u allow the cOHtents change about
plenty Of Ian. tn uncCut straw win eggs war.
MAINLY StencIpat i bc-alu note cOntent'
On he box or barrel The amount also send letter
the time stating what u sent the route, lime etc
should also Ie Js 10 the barrel OF Joy
Of packages, secure Tor y0ursriI
mo reputation -JO4s. best shape, that your
marx ls 90 demand.
Peceipts for tho week: Eeaus. GO pkrs. Peas 304O
husn Exports. Beans $50 ukgs.. Peas l7.l2O bush
The general Bean been rather quiet At aDont
STEADY prcr, The supply uv elua To the deIl-n Ad
nf fe stock was in store. Mediums quoted a - SD1
~ = 4ut MIr~ss 90 81 40 with small ipt- joDbrd ont
rlfr higher. Red Kidney tribe easier and h"iders
willingness dispose Of stock 20 present prices
though general feeling that prices viii go very lie II
bbs sold TO-DAY FOR export al r. 30
and other lots are held tho figure. but We mink
"a her high qnOte Black Beans steady at - 70
pea Beaps ar cry au There have been some
port orlers Green Peas sbd with Nslt stock Offering
pFiccs advanced. Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

points Of ui.trbulrU were ~ oiows' Eric iJitwly -
OF Ul Nj fI-tn Fd!irnar 2a21
au SEES Haven Ea4r.9t. 20 u".. Hudson aver EaroaG
$50 &c.. 81 It1 r08G .l5 can. ni AE ani ~ cans ~
cream r-rpl. lGeDI- uv routes 30 cans OF Ik
total $3.50 e.is 10 h OF 40 quarts each TIE "rcr % winch
.urp- Ei. been sold the Di4flo- during In pas
week averaged .L. beginning at 81 80 uer" wa- no
chance The -'th Wien decline n Doc Took piae' 10
d.. ui.ryHt tiy vance % u1', making The
closing prize ~ TO- I.rro has Do a fairy active marie
hu supply exceeded hc demand and some mix was
-IUI % ..-.r agmers rom DIE
supply would have ulsastroIs eaeot upon
TIE market.
Ant SKINS
~ h. -d1ced price. l-r. is doing. Quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
.krs. Last week. 10 7s pkg..

Receipts for the IL s7s pkes
corresponding week last year Z9.Ss7 pkEs. WITH N.ry
heavy receipts arau t1d1vG 10 pkgsanf rather mOlCr
ate inquiry. the market Is weak and Dnces arr lower.
The Of state Western generally
selling lc, though asOnal lot sod az - e.
tli- afternoon the f-cng
Thai had reached low point thar must increase
The sumption, and IN turn work the market INTO better
shape. though ImWeiate advance looked tnF A few
Geese and Duck Eggs coming forward sell readily
ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
POULTRY AND CAMP


Tive po1l-rv IS In limited supply active demand and very
Arm Dressed Poultry also In light supply ana higher
naci.v for Fowls and CuCktIS Turkeys hsvr fur lie
rnlrJ and ar, MN AZ quotations The stock Ot frozen
p1Itry h nearly forward The arrivals Of Pigeons from
Ersr rgutgig fair the rls being poor low prices
have accepted Ducks are not very penty, yet the
market rules veTJ dull and unsettled Quotations;
nII--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

Eece1's 'or ;h- week il-- bales last wesS o53 baes
co-rr--ouf- nrk J. ~ bales. rt for the
w-rS -u7 aair- same tur asJ YEAR. 10 b1 The mar
k.f for 81 liO nelly gI sl1 STOCK s
lzlug ,a1ulv IrwrT- BINS ~t4ruFY, While
margin small .or sp0rters 90 operl There - no
prospect nrrov 'umrd afe utUTr and
- accept or-rs for The sake VI moving
-fucl. f..fI'ipu~
STATE chmce IS. 5la 10. rooc 10 rrrme,7T7 4
-tAI, cu,.tI1r. IS 4 go poor to-la~4 IT, a
state fai 90 good. 70 Oids al grOwths. .....-2 a.
Stale porto fax -. , q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
TRrTTs ~ nEnElRs-rnrsn

Exports ~ Anpes. 7.2ll hbs There has been a FAR
trade in Apples during the e. about sea1y prices 81
~ the Greetings selling m g. ~ D. and the bulk Of the
BalcEns At - Rorhury Russetts sell firV II - eS2
golden II % I'll 90 demand for Gran
berrr have entirely fallen o. and little stock
moving Prices about the same OuRh thy
extremely weak. Florida Oranges light and
are selling ONLY mail rbo!ng wav al quotations extra
reyatkel fruit Is gong considerably higher No fresh
riv1s II Strawberries today DELAY ~ the
due This morning arrivals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
FRI1Ts- HRRRrRs Avn XI-rs-nRIFn.

Receipts ~ DRIED Fr Tor iHe week tt Dk with AI3
pigs. 0i Pcanur Export or Dre1 apples Is bOs Al
Den Villa yaDDrtted Apples are IN Eight request az
l0T Lc III re fair cal Tor Apples evaporated b.
the pre-g S,H"" fact tn EtO II not sufficient
supply demand a. rhese hrUrrs Export Apples are
rather dun i- ~ ihr mumrut OSng 10 ie>s favOrrbe AL
from GaI plenty OF stock uaern0 Primo
Peeled Peaches arm ready NelTiy all the
l0t held hry aome holders are asking &C. but We
hear ~ Transactions above -c The movement was 50
great 20 tlkr 700 bLs duTin. the pa-' three
nearly an ~ which west. Rasrber rather
hrTnIV he'd 27c. FOR lois Cherries tr6e
easier. Eiih toc@ oHe-1 1900. ac&perrles are
quI-t ami Pur~ Ak. Under The ul IencB OF light
AMI ais Pealu arm and h se Dut not active
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
filmuls auo slaIe alanlsls.

SLATE, MARBLE and WOOD MANTELS IN
- crest variety. L. s. STEWART CO., 70 Wsst Esd -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

TIC f--0w-ur shows tLe 0TN0rFs -cycIusIve o.
s7eci.I from the port Of New-York for the week
ending April !, and since the beginning Of the
year: 1850
For The week. s3,Ju-.3l s6.346..55 stIs4.JIl
Previously reported. 90 fj2lo5 7-l2hT70 7-,e664).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

va aaai bank notes Outstanding
al al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

IoTa- 0NsI----- --7-1I0 I0'---' --'--"0
Tie following were the roc Pt- and Shipment, 40
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, re-
ported ~ telegraph:
Re~eiuts Shir rnen's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
suenos Ayrcs Califo


PUOT U4ulageI- al kllVN Il a 10 70
Export and JObDIpg Leather Heavy, = arc.
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

CreeuHac,- .u deposit IN TIE Treasury Tr0c 60.
La. 10 -.tge notes Oh lnsOlyeLt ant .-q.IaaJ-
GItcHbzcE- lep0s 90 from June 20. is 4, -
date 20 retire N.IOna. bank notes ..-----------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

Clr-u.arioa sa loemed BY Treasurer between
same. oates without reissue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

Gr~enbacks on deposit ~ date.
or. BYacs8 r--.eI un-el act Of JaLa-Iy H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

GTccnbaCa- |ut'lnllng az date- 500
The re .pt 4 flour and grain al the Pm
Atlantic port tins Isl day Of Ap!i We're:
Receipts ~ ..Ncw-Yor;- Bat Fhla
flour. JO.s.. ... 1850 o.t+O goo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

MONTGOMERY and EUFALA X. K. first
vi mortgage bonds Chicago Canada Southern nTs
mortgage 1Onds and stock wanted - -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02

wheat bush. l42bJ0 l.'b-5 - ~ -. gnu
0a.- r,I-t .5-l8 $500 $500 40 500
I.ve. bush ..-...- 2.l4O I9..V
Earey. Jjsu.-.. .----- 4Vl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-02
nFRT STATEMENT.

The following is the public debt statement issued
Ann! / compared with that of March /;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-20

bodies, the Washington mine is
destined to figure prominently in
the record Of Arizona bullion ship.
ments.
The Silver district excitement
continues, and is daily increased
by new developments. The popula-
tion of the district is rapidly IN
creasing. The yield of ore ship
ments has already attra cted the at
tention of mining men at San
Francisco, several of whom have
gone to look at the mines. Hoff.
man, the promoter of the Tip.Top
Mining Company, has gone to look
at the Nellie Kenyon with a view
to efiecting purchase; Morgan
has gone after the Black Rock and
Pacific, and Col. Tozer says he has
bought an interest in the Rover
and others. Hammond's shipment
from the Red Cloud sampled 3l5
ounces of silver per ton aud nearly
80 per cent. lead. Previous reports
of the immense quantity of ore
above ground are confirmed. There
Is great demand for transportation
for conveying ores from the mines
to the steamboat landing-four and
half miles. Teams will be sent up
by the next steamboat. A tunnel
into the Rover mine is turning out
some very rich ore. Other mines
are equaling expectation, and the
ore shipments from Silver district
will soon be very heavy. This has
passed conjecture; the ore is now
being broken for sacking and
hauling.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-20
"Believes IN Principles"

EDITOR HERALD: Last year the
Democrats combined with the Re-
publlcans to beat the Workingmen.
This year some Democrats like
Luttrell propose to combine with
Workingmen to beat the Republic
cans. Last year we were told that
if the Workingmen carried the
Constitutional Convention the
State would probably be ruined.
This year we Will most likely be
told that If the State goes Republic
can 1t will be ruined. Isn't this
MISUNDERSTANDING. We would
like to know what gentlemen of
Mr.. LuttrelPs stamp consider q po-
litical party to lie in. Is it an
organization for the advancement
and maintenance of the principles
of public policy, or is 1t merely a
ouyenient machine to be used in
obtaining office? They evidently
regard it in the latter character,
but in the present instance, not be-
lieving the Democratic machine
strong enough to hoist them into
power, they propose to hitch on to
another power. But their little
game Will be seen and checked.
DEMOCRAT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-20
Arizona Mining Notes.
The subjoined items are from the
Yuma Sentinel Of the 18th inst:

The subjoined items are from the
Yuma Sentinel of the 18th inst:
Rumors are current here of big
strike of rich ore in Cedar valley,
Mohave county. We have no con-
firmation nor particulars.
Centennial Wells, on the road
between Yuma ana Prescott, is be-
coming the center OF an important
mining revival. Many mines
have been located of late in that
vicinity.
Several parties of prospectors,
we'll outfitted, have lately gone
into the Papago country. 1t is a
section of country rich in minerals
and would have been developed
long ago had the least protection
of troops been afforded to Its pio.
neers.
Large specimens of ore, weigh.
ing 140 pounds, from the Santo
Domingo silver mines have been
shipped, which yielded handsome
returns. Every one who comes up
from SantO Domingo gives very
flattering accounts of tho mines.
John Fowler came up last week
from the new bonanza, fifteen miles
from the Ajo mine. He says there
are nine ledges in all. Three of
them, running nearly north and
south, come together and form an
ore body over l25 feet wide. He
says it is as big surface showing
as is made by the Silver King
mine.
A letter from Tombstone, dated
Feb. 9th, gives the gratifying in
formation that work in the Tough
nut, at a depth of ninety feet, has
passed through the limestone and
is now following high-grade ore
into syenite and porphyry. This
establishes the permanent charac-
ter of the ore veins. Sales of mines
are still being made daily ut good
figures and times are good. Devel-
opments being made in the mines
are very satisfactory.
We are pleased to hear rumors
that work is about to be resumed
on an extensive scale on the Wash
ington mine, In the patagonia uls'
trict. The murder of Messrs. Fin
ley and Adams caused suspension
of operations, though the mine was
then making q splendid showing
The ore vein is of great size, and
magnificent bodies of metal have
been exposed. The ore is Of fall
grade. The mine lies in thickly
wooded and grassy country; close
to the cheap labor and cheap sup,
plies of the Santa Cruz valley; and
within little over PAT miles Of the
seaport Of Guaymas, over an excel
lent natural road now about to bs
used for the new Guaymas railroad
The Southern Pacific Railroad II
approaching the Patagonia noun
tains at the rate of one mile and
half day. With all these advan
tages for working its great ore
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-20
To the Ladies.

would inform the ladies that L
am prepared to execute hair-worK
with neatness and dispatch. Orders
from the country promptly attend
ed to. Satisfaction guaranteed.
MRS. ]. S. HEWITT,
Near new depot, San Fernando
street, Los Angeles. febll'lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-20

COk OkVEYANCES.
a STAFFORD to Palmer, p w Straw
NJ A Cobler, i Mcrarnahan and II
Winbigler, Trustees NJ e Church-IIots s
and 0. blk 3, Santa Ana; grant.
Edwin F Ferguson to Willis Drake
Lots 8. blk 10, Santa Ana; $500.
Tisdale to l. Gildmacher-2G acres
in Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana: 500
Ruana Berez to Julie DuPian-Lots !
and 4, blk e, Also tract; s277 50.
Thos Clancy and Mary Clancy to Dan,l
Lots 2, 8, 4 and 5, block aC
Huber tract, Ord's survey, city; sltO.
Maria de Sanchez and # A Sanchez z
to Geo W Kellum-Lot l6, blk 3, Sanchez
tract. city; $3.50.
Alfred Robinson. trustee, to Clark
Haynes-E e OF Sc Il OF Sc u Sec 30 + 3
> II IL W, in Coyotes Rancho, % ncres |:
S7C0.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-20
Spring st. Pork Store, 81 Spring ST.
LOOK AT OUR PRICE LIST.

Meats delivered to all parts Of the
city. Fresh hams and bacon.
Choice sugar-cured hams q spe-
cialty. All goods warranted or no
sale. We mean business. Call
and sec for yourselves. j26tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-20

Joe Bayer, of Congress Hall, has
lust received consignment OF
boca lager beer. 1t Is su.
perb article and cannot be eXcelled
rs q draught beer. Oysters.
shrimps, hot aud cold lunches of oil
kinds, constantly on hand. Give
him call. Corner Main and Re-
quena streets, opposite the U. 5.
HOtnl OO
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-20
Notice..

The Ladies' Oyster Rooms, Re-
uuena street, near Main, opposite
the United States Hotel, are again
opened to the ladies and will be
carried on in u strictly respectable
way, so that all ladies, with or
without escorts, may feel at ease
aud receive prompt and respectful
attention. Oysters in every style,
shrimps, tea, coffee, etc., constantly
on hand. JOE BAyER.
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