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, 1879-07-16
I1I-YAlI
Mora Powder ard Shot" from tho
Qkolona "Gtates,''
ursly utteranets BY tht R.}renntatIt. stuthtrn
Democratic Journal.

0koiond tAiss.) aaushern SsdHt {Dem.j, 1uvp.
The War isn't over.
The surrender under The Appomattox apple
trca was only nominal.
The "rcbcl!ion OF 1876" /" Is stttl booming on.
ward and upward al q lively rate.
We are al1 for Davis for United States 8ens-
tor; but, II he doesn't want u, then we are all
for Barksda'o.
party and the Democratic Solid 9outh. This il
what the venerable 8tates preashcs.
A Solid South III 1880 will prove tin sqlyatton
OF American liberty. A divided South viii lead
10 the downfall Of free Institutions upon our
soil.
Dear1y.bcloycd Zaeharial Chandler, Esq., how
do vou like tlie backbone Of our Confederate
Congress b.. th!s t!me7. 1t looks like sllce Of
the Rocky Mountains, doesn't TT
And Hayes had 10 back down before our Con-
fcderate Brgadlers in tho littjc matter ot pay.
Ing United Btates Mafsha1s for political iobs,
didn't lct Three Rebel yelts and royal Ben
gal tiger!
to vote for Vaifandighati, d CO, aid who can can-
not find words In tho English lexicon to sut!l-
cicntly condemn the State.t-O you pltifnl pull
tLclansi what do you think when President
applaudcu by the ability. tut1aence. etc, Of ihc
MAstaaiupf uress3 Let III hear from you, 70
lovely tu!lpsl
third parties ia State aud Federal politics. No,
gentlemen 0reenbackersI a third party will
TICS. It ha. a tendency to keeo tl.e shoulder
blades OF our Democratic buys ttfaiRt1t. yuu
know. But further tlan tint you must no.
COUNT on the States md fts editors. No. sirsl
eiCnty md White supremacy arc not eren Ques-
| toned By the enemy.
Suppose, Messra. St. Louis 9Iobt. Dtn1oerat
| men. that Grant should bo shot into the White
! lioIsc in 1881, Htil sboul1 try to subvcst our
Republic By procla,u,lng himself Dictator there
of.-supposc this STATE o! matt rs a,,d things po-
lIttcal, we sav. would vou speak through tho
columns OF your big, brilliant, booming, bull
headed newspaper, and council The American
pcople to acquicsce IN the usurpatlon3 Would
youi Whether you would or not, tho masscs,
the live, unbourilt and nnbuyablc, patriotic
masses of both parties and sections, wouldn't.
Tile head OF the Dictator would be whfsked
from his shoulders md used as Football. whllo
his stark body would be draggth through the
streets OF Washington with bop. skip a,l,1
jump, at the hind-end OF lively and sacrilegtous
donkey.
1.-The States gives d quotaitou from Senator
Chand!cr's last speech In Congress. and conf
/ tell you that we had captured tie Capitol, and
proposed to play hob with all t1lat you md your
kidney had done in the wuv Of i'legitig,ate law
making! But We haven't fairly ueuu1 business
| tcrs, opcu,g liz door,. und swceonr ont
Walt TIL 1851, you old tcsmagaut. Wall til
Inc Constitution. yiniltcatfur Seccsstnn mnrtntr
tic treason Of YOUR infamous IinSburns otiIo,ts.
| mud restoring order out Of this vbo]c Hai,cnl
chaos. I3e patient. It HIll he time enough for
80. -, ,."..,. ;.
aad ~ 1T ~ W. 49, maone aha ~ 1ettem9ns 81 OF
norsti na,tw ~ vhst tn,a,s.t ,ve ne,,ne,s S l.,
, 1879-07-16
DUFFALO

BUFFALO, N. Y, duly 15.--lHAtv-3farket
Rencrs!ly suacs!yc; 10 salcs reported; prices
nomiual'y unchanged.
CANAL FnE1ouTs-Duli; hoatsmcu asking 6hc
for wheat; shippers offer btc.
KxcxsrT.-Fl*ur,. !, 400 brls; wheat, 1873, IT
bu: corn, 161a, 600 bu. ...
bnirnESra-N -Nal!raad-Whcat. Z, 800 bu; corn,
08, oo0 hu. Canal-W!est. 112, 087 bu; cosn,
6J, Jl3 bu.
GRAM IN s7onz-Wheat, 1000 bu; corn,
LAG, 100 1u.
, 1879-07-16
DETROIT.

DErRo1r, Mtch., July ID. 5.--FLouH-ateady.
GnAlN-Wheat stronger; extra, 81. !. asked; No.
white. S1.ODA; July, 81. O0ta; August, 81, oGal;
aeptember, Sl.ooA; milling NJ. !, nominal at
$l.0lH.
NkcElPrs-Wleat, 1.5R3 bu.
b4lrAkxTs-NhcAt, IL, 71I bu.
, 1879-07-16

Mrs Hooper says iu her last Paris letter TO
the PHILADELPHIA ItHrapA: Master Isaac Bell,
Bennett, Of Lie New York Ntraid, is Just : dars
old. The day after the young Ecnslc,nan's
advent hts uncle called to sce him, and laid on
h's cradle 10O United States bonds ot s1.ooU
each as christening Gift, Or rather q 0ift Of
JOYOUS ARRIVAL according to the old mcdiEyal
custom at the accession OF King"
, 1879-07-16

F0NEI$t<.
rbe following vc,o received BY thu chIcapo
no.rd of Trada:
Irvznroo1. .rn,y 1s-11.3t)n, m.-r,onr. p,6a
ea1ns nd. Whrnt--WIntor. Osnps I'd: spt,nu. -
1odnss I'd: whlto. 8a 10d1Da Cd: club tM 4dA
n. nj. rorn. 4a pd6h4t I'd. Fork. Age. Lard
n. III, Raccnta nf wheat 1Rat t,,rca dnys g mn
ccotal. n. mn haino Au,c,tcan.
I,,vxuron,. ,1u,y III n. observation-disclosures
prlra s,atc' III 1od. Wheat. st,onp. with An
adynnclnp tendency: red winter us Cd: No. a
.o.,rr a. ~. M q IN r. 11d f,ui,fo,,Ia ID.
vsnccd H. corn ycry actlva aud advancing. n IA.
fn,oocs m e,ast-N'hcnt In fnlr hcmaud for tt,e
Tinted Ktnrflnn .nd in moIcrats danond Tar IN.
f,oruc,rt t.nrn In pood demand. we.thcr I'm,
scttled. pork-Westorn p. NJ, 40e. Lard. III. Cd.
1,acon-Ione clear, 2es: short clear. %. Cd :
Cumbcrlanae. 20. uj.
Ltyrnroot. July Ill :;o Il. un.-Weatbsr dull.
1,rcsd.tufrs strouc. rlour. ~ gaa,0s nj vhe.t
-wluttr. 5ls :,d6aDs Rd: snr,ne. g.d7ut: vhlte.
IA 1ud6btja I'd: cJub, o. odnDs 1Dd. Corn. 4a 3dm
IA III. Rost unchanged,
1ovnoy. Ju1r 1G.-Ltyernoo,-Whca stronr:
t,atfornia. 0ttiieao, lid: ,yf,tc Sf,cran. IA nd.
ri, wintcr IA nj: M. .nrinr II, Id. M d.
IN In. Corn. tending inward: d I'd. Afara rana
.-f,oIroes mn coastEWheat. strnnr. fsIr av.r.pe
No. . surnr. 43s odM4As: tair aycrs9o red wlntar
~. Earn stronv: fair ayoracc American ,ulxed
Ola Al. C,rroca m nstaave-x.hrat drncr. coyn
, 1879-07-16
KANSAS cry

HpAct1I DIEuafcA 70 1..s TF35aHe.
KANSAS C1Tr, No., July 15. --0rA,N-The Iarics
Current reports wheat receipts, .6, 1O3 bu; ship
uents. II, 400 bu; higher; No. z cash, O7c; July,
D8c; No. cash, 04c; July. D.c. Corn, ~.
slcps, y. IN bu; shipments, s, 1oJ bu; 1rsn; No.
3 cash. 3oAc; July, ~ tic.
, 1879-07-16
BALTIMORE.


BALTIMORE, Nd, Ju1r r1G.-FLoun-Q Quiet and
unchanged.
Il -Whcat-Wsstesn opened strong and
clhsad lower and acttrc: No. 2 winter red, spot.
91.15; July, S1.1+4; August. $1.134; septcm*
bsf, 81. 13M. Corn-Western dull and lutser;
Wossern n'txcd, spot and jafy. 44h044Hc; Au-
gust, 4bAd545Ac; septomuer, t0c hid; steamer.
41,sc bd.s sOsts strady, hrn, and unchanged. Isya
quiet aud unchanged.
IAr-firm, scarce, and unchanged.
rnovfsioNs-DuIl sud nomtnn,ly unchanged.
nurTxM-tlutet, arm. ant unchanged.
Eo1s-pmlI and lrsv5 At DH q 10c for fresh.
PKrRoLEuM-Qnlct And nominal; unchanged.
CoFrRE--ttsm but quiet; lilo cafg0es, llh6
1JAc.
WnisKY-Fjsm at 81. 08.
FRxtaitTe-To Liverpool per stcam quiet; cot.
ion. h.32d; -four. "a; grain, 4lU3xd on The berth.
Rxcxi1rs-- Flour. a.300 bFlr; wheat 2:'1, ESQ
bu, Of which ~, 900 bu is now Southern; cosn
o. 600 bn; oats, 0, 800 6u; fTc. b60 bu; barley
3. GOO bu.
sHtrArxrs-Whcat, 65. 600 bu; corn. ia, 600
br. ...'...
sA1xa-whca., .sl5. 600 bu: corn, 1so, 900 bu.
, 1879-07-16

N-w yorv Inv TX -an,,r.11r,b r,,r.
.ens1yc ,s,Itno. hsvc h..r reno,to, !, ,sno., ~.
,ny ,nrlnv cr,,es forncd ~ ~n;.er..,,v 'ra,,o
,ayt .1omcn, n tse dov,, hrsns... ~ ~ "s ,Gs,.
,.vo md Mtt,vnnxcs vnrinr nn,,hor ,tro -,
l. f}f] of,0 hu VIVA renorte1 sn,d out ~ N. stoc-
cartrol1od hv ,nccnattve ha,Jo,. ~ t,.stS n.nn
ham. A Ic.dinp eIrnrt huvcr WIN tons . .i,n,is, %
Inn t.w wal. .Incc ~. .ssv ,,",sra." ~,
strictly nrlyate trrma thonrn .,ngIo host.o.J. ~
III. grofa warn nun,sd =. O. a. ~,
opd $1.1h .nsred. n,bor .,na. - ...,na
wars cu,rt hut hc,d viii eonss.nan. ,,a.ns a%,nk
rrndes have be en fafrlv acttve oneninv e.,xr,,1.
stronper. In ,no., ius,snre, n a, sdx,,c, ~ ia
1c a bu on a liye,,or ;nnulry. ch,cdv ,n.cni.t;xs
but euon reactlur. and. Inward thu c,o,e rac.1tns
undcr thc AMI orotn,Inr. r. ,.s,s,dor ~ ,..n.
md morn nrUcnt ofrcrIrg. n,r,tr,1.,,~ T.. ~
ontIou In, ,covfno ~ nnIto hs..tts. ~. - sss sa
ro,tInuod ,,,, n,on,i,,.rt f.,t,.o -, -. t.,-I 80
M ! whItc In, hocn IN r,nt.r.ta ss.nn.t a'.s.
inv In fovor 1T sc,ars hnt r,o,.ns ,o.,1aM. HsSI
easlcr with rn,ber n,o., ',rvencv IN ,hs oro'vn.
fhoS's,9ss|nos ptooaeIs ies. active, but quoted
ataot. haose 'naei'c toe sasS os.1*oF5' al steaay
aenicai 9uo'ca ~ so'ou<to.ou TOT nc" ordinary
nta"u1' o'aet k.nat nota'has' 'os forward aelif-
~, meu. ~ moae.a.o ss9uast anu LUG atshes WIN
.,a,y :, ", oenon qno!ea a. IT. su.2o' august so.Ee
=. ~; oop'eocs q. ~ 4uete. 'a' octobsr At *aoo
ao"eo' cat meosA qa'e1 pat ateady' bacon inactive;
seo.t c'ear qaotea AZ @."ai ana long clear ut
s',l.,'. "escth ,asa a'odeEate'y active at a.mes
l7x tor swa sesss ~ IN Git iss Il
an ADVANCE Of a;;e; Jul, option. quoted At
ostobes At ss,ao; yesr option at 50. l5;
10000. ~ ~
feHheu actively sought aIt9F.
, 1879-07-16

IHpIASApolts, Ind, July 1h,--0a4ss-Wheat
strong; No. red, 81. 03@1. .oa ;Ja'y H. 0.a osn
August. 3l.0o. Corn vteady A. 1ot;o. OaA hr1n
Ut i!2GD,lj,sc.
AouI-Quiet at g. 1909. 90. Receipts. !. 400.
, 1879-07-16

ttirco were decided against The towns, alt bpt
four OF which Wcro In the Miaslasfpnf VALLEY.
Tic Supreme Court Ia three years behlnl ts
buBiness, and was farther behind by seventy.
two casca when tho year closed than when It
opened.
, 1879-07-16

PHILADELPHIA. Ju!Y 16,-FLaul!-Matkct dull;
M'unesosa extra family, tt.875s&13. 90; do. chocs
u fancy. s.. .t0QD5.75; Indiana do, good. %. 90;
winter wheat patcnts, s.. .75dEU.5; spring do,
81. l:.aGeU. u.3i. Ryu l1onr steady ut $3,.5
unA!A-HAeat III good dculand; No. 9 red In
elevator. 81. lA3.. turu hrm; rejected on track
an4 grain depot, 4a94oci steamer. 4sqttoei i.sal
, 1879-07-16

@ stock boards, l09o12 In ,.,,.,,. 10. oBdh II. %
y or commnn atock boards. ....,..... II. 1O4a1j.n0
Fencing No, H.. H.GOltl0. %
Tenc,nG No, X,.,,,,,,.,, 80, ,,,, R.Go@ n. 80
Urccn, inch, common ~, .......,.... g. UDQb $50
Common bonr6s. dry, 49,, ....... ~. o. pQ4t 10 90
nitncnsinu atuff 49,, Rh0Gp q. no
TImcn1fo,t etaf 2Ofh.Io ft....... 10. OO&b IL 90
,tGiata and scnntinr prem . H.Gl
l.uIlf. j In - thCR 2. 10
i,jckaff fo,iuh and sAicct ... g. Bt}O4t11. 60
rirkstx eelrcf drossnd' nd hesdnd Iii, ,OQ@ ID. NJ
lin drv @''%"se' NV As Lilo
Tsfh 1rc.n '' t'''' 1.35
ShinnIea> - t .tsnfsrd In astya drY 9,Qo1 2. ii
Shin1iss' standard ....... 1.76@ LOO
Shfngles. Mol .............+.... ~
, 1879-07-16

NN" VtIJF1NNSs
New ORLEANS, La, july l5.-GnAtn-0ata
quiet anil weak ut :0nGt37c.
rnoyts1oKs-Posk dull and lower at So 0oGb
10.37It. bulk meats hrmct; shoulders, iooac,
&c: packed, 4rc- Bacon quiet and weak:
shoulders, 4Hc: clear r1b, uc; clear, 0Ec. Hams
-suear-cnred, dou'and fa,r and market ar.n; can
vased. 9hc. nj IN size.
Wn,sx1-Market dull; Western rechded, a1.05
OLD
OnocEnlKs-C Cotlee-Demanl fair at full prices;
biug lfAGI1gc- bugnr Bttudy; co,,,non 10 good
common, olt914c: fair to fully fair. Ja.Gl0Ec:
prime to choicr. 717,&c; yellow clarified, 7!i
24Gkaoe; contnun, @5tl2sc; fair, 2SGaoc., Rice
quiet 1t 0!.Gb;hc. ,
BIlAN-StcadY nt G5c.
, 1879-07-16

NoGs-For BACON hoCs thefa, , Waa 1 we!l sas. "
nffcrinas falling materially shurt Of tho deTa1id
sales IT that clasa wete QUICK # 81 DofDl 0o with
D few !. singers" at 81. 03. lioayy hogs wefe nt.
ppses ont Of tie murlet- willie tho extreme hot
weather tenled to checs The ahtppinE movement;
consequently ho'dera o. heavy weTh!s o1pstteneea
iols Wosc aaotod 1t Ill 706bl ID and heavy packers
att3, 3Jla3 90. Az tho supply WINS extremely light
abont all wcre dIsposad oE The market closed
atcnh*.
, 1879-07-16
OSW'EGf1,

okwEoo. July ID. .-GnAsS--Wheat steady; No.
Duluth 1pttqk. u. 10; NJ. bard CO, 81. 1b; No.
wblta Mch|Ksn, ST. u. Cosu steady; No. q West.
crn, d6c1 i rplected, 4tc,
, 1879-07-16

nosrox, July V15.-FtouH-E,rm and unchsnCad.
0HAsS-corn quiet; mixed and yellow. 47hD
60c. Oats arm: scarce: No. and extrs white,
43'.@4Gc; No. whits, 42hD43c; No. whito
and NJ. :, mixud, 4lGe41c.
REckirrs-Flour. 4,4U0 brls; corn, 105, 600 hu; !;
" heat, 3, 600 bu.
Bu1rAKsrs-FlouE z, 600 bs|a; corn 20, 600 bu.
, 1879-07-16

ST. Loutt. No.. July 15. 5.-FLoun-Unchsnged
GnA.A-Whcat active and higher, but declined At
the close: NO. = red, 90AcGb3t. 90 cash, accord.
Ing to location; nhd0sc July: 89a07hc, Au.
gust; pBS9D7Hc September; No. 3 red, D5AGo
ooaic eaah. Corn quiet at 3+t.c bid cnah OF Al.
0ust; &c nc asked for September. Oats easier at 30A
G30Hc cash; 3oMc bid July; 25xc August.
Nyc batter at 40hc bid cash.
Wu1AKT-Sl. Of.
Pnortslosa--rork quiet At 50. 6ex I. o: b: Dnlk
meats nominal. 13ncon shoulders. 81. l00a4. III:
long clear, 81. e;: short c1ear. Sa10. Short Ribs,
-. A01tl a2!i; latter sales August at TO- Lard
No MARKET
co:H. 20. QUO !,r.
s,lrAES1a--Flour, @, 800 bris; whoat, 82, 900
bui corn, O. 0o0 bn; oats, :. COO 6u.
, 1879-07-16

ToLEpo. Jrly l5.--GnAtN-Whtat weak and
lower: No. y white Wabash, nov. $1.05; amber
Michigan, spot, ST. 1o.s; July. s1.oo: new spot,
81 .08; No. 2 do, 81. 90; No. 2 rcd winter. July,
<l.UGh; August S1.H34: new spot. 81. o7!i !;
bcr. Illinois. now, sl.07tz: Corn quiet: No. T.
Oats quiet; No. = August, n8c.
CLosED-Whest weak; amber Michigan. July,
81, 0nM; No. 2 rcd w,nter, duly, 81. 0!ii; August,
81. .03. Corn dull; high mixed 3Dkc; No. Z
August aDi1c. ...
nrCxn~rs-- Wheat 12e, GOO bu; corn, a5, 600 bu.
HntrAzNrs-Wheat, Fl, 600 bu: corr. "a, ooo bu.
, 1879-07-16

ctEyEtAxp, o.. July l5.-pkTnoLsux-un
changed.
0li clTr, Ia, July IL, Market
opened quiet; Toe bid, declined and c.o4e a. 90 ;c
bid; shipments, 4o. 600 brls, averaging 10, 900;
transactions. Ito, 0Do
Ptrrsauno. "a. July 16.-Pxrnolxvx-Qulet;
crude. 7ts.c at parkurs Tor shipment; selued,
INC, Fhta1clphia delivery,
, 1879-07-16

WILMINGTON. n. c.. July l5.-sRtRwA TuRREs
T1AE-Num!natly Ut 21!3c
, 1879-07-16

CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. July Ii. 6.-corTox-Market dull aud
priccs ahade lower; 111ic.
FLouK-Easlos, but not auotably lower.
s-Wheht-Dcmanl active auI t,ricea adj
ynneed to 81. o0n1 ia; receipts, 08. 900 bu .hip-
uents, ~, 600 bu. Corn IN good demand and
prices ahsdo higher ut 4ohGb4ir. Oats quiet at
3:sGo3Gc. Ryo dull at &c. barley dull mud
nominal.
PAoy,ssoNs-Posk steady; jobb!ng. SD.50. Lard
a4ks4. Bulk meats weaker; shoulders, S.. ia; !;
short rihs. 81 :5 cash: &t.0 scllsr August; short
c1eaF nominal Vt ~ hi. Bacon In fair demand. hut
u lower rales; 81, 90, S.. IT,, and St. 379ai
WHsKy-Actisu Emu 1fnl II 2l.04.
l1UTTEH-Du!i aud dToOpng.
1iNsxHu OEL.-Htcady At b5c.
, 1879-07-16

N9w ORLEANS. July l.-Currox-Quiot; mid,
ding. 11'.c; low 10. '11Ho; plt .ecsipts, "a
bales; gross recaIpts, l4l bales, e1uorts 10 taat
Iri.a.n. a;s70 bales; saies, =, TOO baleai stock,
Is, ALI b4!eg.
, 1879-07-16

S1ceplnE Cas run between Chicago aud OuaaA on ths
pAc1hc Exp9tas ri, ~,
CHICAGO. ROCK LELAND L PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Uepot. corticr nf Van Turrn And Ahesman.pta. Ctty
Ttcket Oalcc 70 C9atk.st. shet1naa lioo9e.
, 1879-07-16

N E0NpaEt4 #tEH TUG st0CR OF july ythT
ago. there IL falling on ot nearly 81. 0O0 o00 It
Of lumber. There IL also decrease In 'atb, pick
cts. aud posts.
Tha ssocks Of lumber on hand 1t tho principal
Western points OF manufacture and diatrtbulIon
On July !, II complied from relabio estimates,
ssa a. follows,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-09
LOS ANGELES. SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 8. 1879

accost him when he was in the
company of ladies. BY this time
the misguided man began to realize
that the enemy were crowding
over his breastworks. 1t seemed
as if all the Cinnamon in the coun-
try had claims against him. He
began seriously to think of capitu.
latlng, and realizing that the
longer he deferred payment the
heavier would be the Indebtedness,
he wisely concluded to settle at
once. BY hypothecating gold
watch, a revolver, two overcoats.
a trunk full of knick. .knacks and
some mining stock, he succeeded
la raising $3.50 and began to pay
of. Yesterday he settled with
twenty-six Cinnamon, and still they
come. He thinks that unless
Sierra Nevada goes to $3.50 O share
he will never be able to resume.
Lessons like these serve to illus
trate the Importance of paying small
debts as they fall due.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-09

Both steamships call at Port Harlord
(SanLuisO Obispo)a )and Santa Barbara.
n3- Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at O'Clock p. NJ, Los Ange-
les time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-09
CELESTIAL CREDITORS,
How the Willy MongOlian Collects Overdue
Wash Bills-A Lesson for somo People to
Profit by.
Virginia Chronicle

About q year ago young man
in this city conceived what he con.
sidered to be brilliant idea in
economy. His wash bill was quite
heavy, and he determined on
retrenchment. This plan he carried
into effect by running an account
of ten or fifteen dollars at China
mans and then suddenly transfer
ring his business to O rival laundry
without liquidating his back in
debtedness. Whenever he "got inn
on Chinaman all he could, he
would change laundries and never
pay. This plan worked like a
charm for many months. A few
weeks ago, however, he found that
he had exhausted the stock of
Chinese laundries on the Comstock,
and they were beginning to turn
and rend him. He suddenly became
an object Of interest to the Mon.
golians. 1t got so that he was un-
able to walk block without being
met by Chinaman, who, with
broad smile on his face, would
sing out: "You catchee eight dollar
nap 1hCoo lCiiONo bCNCl Sob
mad, like Caucasian creditor, but
always walked up smilingly, like,
O Carson flower garden in June,
and when he refused to pay their
smiles were just as broad and their
demeanor just as polite as if they
had received the amount dunned
for in full. The young man simply
contented himself with putting
them off with careless " See you
again, John, " i" Go to H." or
something of that sort and never
put up cent. He presently bega n
to notice, however, that the Celes-
tials were raising on him. The
" eight dollar hap" man Of yester-
day was after nine dollars to-day,
and the six dollars of last week
had got up to "ninc dollars hap. "
At first they only tackled him
when alone, but presently they
began to dun him when with q
crowd Of friends. Then they would
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-09
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this being the close OF the month. but. however
viewed. the maraet Is dull and weak. Sales-9'
Dds az % 62 80 at IS IL SO ct a rs rs and Sc
at H 90; GO on private terms.
we quote: Fancy extras - 2506 so; choice
extras "a 87s@5 12<: table extras a. 25@4 rs
double extras s4G4 as; single extras 81 1904;
superfne % 2503 60; common "a 1908 Dbl
Dealers in their trade obtain an advance Of SOC
hhl on these prices.
CORN MEAL-Quiet and unchanged. Choice
western held at 81 90@l " Dbl. ex Ian ling.
prices. Ssles- so and so bbls at 81.
RYE FLOUR-Steady: o. 76y4.
,HOMINY-s2 9o@3 Wholesale; % Is jobbing v
GRITs-Ex landing % s50s. Sales-1oo bbls
on private terms.
.POhK-In cons eauence OF the advance In the
West. mess pork ruled timer and somewhat
higher. The demand was good and fair sales
are reported. We quote old mess at d, 1909.
and new mess 80 87H@10. dealers joDbinR at
an advance OF SOC these prices. Sales 125
bbls new mess at 80 rs; 25 and 25 do at 20 87h
30 Dolls old. to arrive. at 50; so bbs rump pork at
DRY SALT MEATs-Actiye and flrmer on
shoulders. sides remaining quiet and easy
We quote shoulders 3ssc for loose and 325c@
sac Tor packed; clear rib sides 41kc. AMI clear
sides 4S@4Ac. Dealers obtain an advance OF n
@ac on these prices. Balee--25 casks shoulders
a. se0c; casks do at 81; 81 and ITO boxes do
at 3Ac.
BACON-Demand fair and Mt the close prices
were stronger on sides but UNCHANGED on
shoulders. We quote: Shoulders &c. clear rib
sides SIC and clear stdes 5h@5kc dealers OBJ
tanning an advance OF B@kc ON these figures.
Bales casks shoulders Mt 3i4c: 10 half casks
n aoak A 6<. nk Tn