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The atocks here are estimated It asout 1oo, wv
900 lbs OF oil kinds Of stu6.
MESS Pork-Adyanced lOc per brl. but fell back.
and closed about 3nc below tbe latest prices OF
Friday Sales were reported Of !. coo or's spot ~
$s 10I8. 12A; TO- $50 brls seller August vt 81 oSM
as, 1..X; IS 500 brls seller September 1t s.. o7h
@B 22E and !. $50 brls seller October at So: :24
@8.o5. Total, 26, 500 bris. The market closed "a
tame at ST. 00D8 05 for cash or ssl1er July, S5.Vo
as 02z for August, 81. 07:1<9a 10 for September,
and about S.. 12n45.15 for October. Prime toess
and extra prime mess were entire nominal
LARo-Nas q shade better Ut one time, but de-
latest prices OF Friday. Sales weEe reported, , o1
f. 600 tcs seller August at IS. e2n45 72H y; 2ou
tcs seller September II s. 673135.77H ZVoo ICE
, 1879-07-20

vMUI Jtty IL, JHy lbt
Wheat, bn. ooa SO 7so ooo rs. $50
| Corn, bu... ........ I'll, oe4 520. 300 687, 83a
Thedeath OF E. sechel, a very highly respected
and one Of the oldest members Of the Board of
| Trade, was announced on 'Change Saturday,
| and appropriate resolutions adopted.
The receipts Of rye in this city during the
| twelve months ending july II aggregated
| 237y,0 bu. The bins were cleared practically,
both at the beginning and the end Of this period,
so that the above named figures show the act
ua1 movement both ways during the crop year.
Che wheat deal was again very excited one
on Saturday, and irregular. The market de-
clined to a much lover point than had previous
II beer reached. but reacted subseq uently to a
higher point than that as which trading closed
on Friday afternoon. The weakness all occur
red on. the early CALL when July wheat sold
down to SG15c, and. perhaps 14c lower, under
very large offerings Of. wheat that had been de-
livered early on July contracts. The market
turned long before all this was taken up, IS sell
ers became less anxious when they found that
it was being :akcn freely at the decline.
It is difficult to state how much wheat was de-
livered in the morning; but probably . great
deal more than 600 hu. II is estimated BY
phlLlta HA0 AIE aOAE' w E4fC a 6!llEWQ guess
that there is now in store here about l,67O 900
bu Of No. :. spring wheat that is subject to win
ter storage. That means that next Thursday
there will be due on 30 much wheat &c per bu,
which will be increased on Friday to 917c
Hence the wheat to be delivered as regular,
having 1--WE days to run, practically changed
storage Saturday evening, unless the buyers
TOOK 1t to ship. It is probable that the whole
OF this wheat MAS delivered during SATURDAY., as
much OF It being sent round in the morning as
could be got out of the Office.
Just when the remainder Of No. spring will
be delivered is a. mystery, but there is little
reason to doubt that It will ali come out during
this month, to be taken care Of hy the trade
here Instead of being ahipped by the parties Who
have controlled it during 10 many month"; The
Indications are decidedly to the effect that
"heene has un1oaded cato the boys at last,n
being able to do 80 1t a profit during the e.
element Of the past. month. There Is resson to
think that most Of It Was sold during the last
half OF June, when prices went up under fears
Of July squeeze here and very poor harvest
prospects in Western Europe, The market was In
very uneasy condition early In this month, but
, 1879-07-20
QUITE A FIND.

Capt Dan Maybe, Of the scow I. II. ni11. made
a big 6nd yesterday, and Is commended for honesty.
He picked up on State street check drawn On tho
First National Bank for 81. 500, So and payable TO
Eib1ey d French, No. 132 LaSalle street. He
went to the latter place. and not finding the gentle
men in left it in charge Of responsible pasfteA IN
aE adjoining office,
, 1879-07-20

Lieut.. Walter Walton. Inspector Of Life Saving
Stations in the Eleventh District, cnmc over from
St. Joseph yesterday on the stmr Coroua, and
casually dropped in on Capt. st. Peter ut the sta
t1on here, and found things working satisfactorily.
He will make IN oicfAl visit here again In August.
when the l1fe-saying crew will be drilled In the uso
OF the guns and some practical tests made Of nring
lines over vessel anchored outside for the pnr-
pose.
, 1879-07-20

The following were the receipts and ship
mcnts Of the leading articles Of produce in this
city during the twenty-four hours ending at 7
o'clock on Saturday morning, with compari-
6pu5:
, 1879-07-20
pEDESTRIAEISN1.


Although the proposed, second walk for; the
0Ieary belt did not occur as was at first an-
t;dnated, owing to the fears that were in the
xav Of Patry's putting in claim OF ownership,
the npblic are not to lose their sport Those
rbo Ind entered for the second contest we're
cporpe Guvon, John Doblcr, and Charles Ricr.
Tbe tvo former are too we'll known to the Chi
caco pub1ic to require any other introduction
than the mere mention Of their names; the lat
Ter is, however, q stranger, and. from all ac-
.o,nts. one who is remarkable in many respects.
H. is from Deadwood, u. T.; stands six feet
ttn inches hirh, pedestrian giant, and weighs
~ ponnds he has already achieved consider
able fame as q walker, having made l0o milcs in
txeut, two hours on one occasion, and IT IS
claimed has done go miles in sixty hours. His
trsiner. Mr., James Fitzgerald, is confident that
he can make :S5 miles in the required
time. These three pedestrians and their
hackers, seeing that the contest for the O'Leary
belt was not likely to occur, and as Mr. FitzEcr-
aid was anxious to make match, ne having
come from Dcadwood for that purpose, 1t was
dually decided to get mp sweepstakes match
Tor tie three, each man to put in S5tN and to
contribute bis share toward purchasing cup,
to cost $3.50 and to be known as the SeyentV-fve-
hour Champion Cup Of America This plan
was Immediately carried out, the conditions
drawn I'D and entered tHLo3 h1lu Inc cup oIAcTtQ.
The match will begin On the 30th Of the present
month at the Exposition Building. The cup,
which is being made By MAYO, viii be on exhibi-
ton ne1t FrIdsr: it is to be thirteen inches high
an.i about seven inches through, weighing thiE-
teen ounces.
It will be composed Of gold and silver. Fig-
urrs Of pedestrians in gold will appear on the
base, and altogether it will be the handsoncst
pedestrian cup IN the country.
The three MEN are in fine condition and very
bot contest may be looked for.
SAN Francisco, Jlly 19.-The score in the
ladies' walking match at p N. stood: Chap
pclle, 100: Edwards. 125; Donley, LIS; May
nard, los; Walton, ST..
, 1879-07-20
Mn,WAnKEEe


84Z6t0z
MuwAUkEx July 19.--Grain s1eiRnts are agasa
1rmer. with an upward tendency, not~llh4tand"
ing light demand for freight room. To-day tho
acrr Myosotis was taken ut &c for wheat to hiDKs-
ton The scnr Co1tez Is loading with wheat for
OsVego On owners account
, 1879-07-20

8rttak Dixp6tch to 1Ae 1T36atN&
Ponr CoLBonxk, Ontario, July 10. Lake Aicht~
ran report-Passed Down-Steam-barge Clinton,
Chicago to Kingston, corn; barge Grimsby, chiea-
10 to Kingston, corn; schr 9henider, Chicago to
Kingston, corn.
Up-ssmz Arcadia, Montreal to Chicago, general
cargo.
Wind-Eaat, hight
, 1879-07-20
BRIDGING TIE CALUMET.

BH1UG1NE TIT CALUMET.
Yesterday morning the tug Willie Richards towed
I scow, loaded with piles, and pile-driver be-
longing to O. i. Green, from this port to South
Chicago and thence up the Calumet River ten miles,
to Dalton. where theJ will be used In tbs con-
struction OF new swinging bridge over the CaIu-
ter. of the Richards, reported that he did not ind
any difficulty In getting up the river.
, 1879-07-20

An English paper tells Of black cat which
deceived birds for its eating bY feeding theta o.
cxuuob& Q{ bread
, 1879-07-20

Total -.1uo, obo 4io. oo@
The following table exhibits the number OF cars
of each grade Of wheat inspected into store in
this city during the first nineteen days OF July
, 1879-07-20

!. q. RALroSsTALL, ~ u. KIDDEn 4 CO.,
Chicago. New York.
1:8 LaSalle-st.. Chicago
STOCK BROKERS'.
7. OF Commission. Stock Lists c and all tn
formation furnished On application.
Messrs saltonsta. kid1cr d Trask, OF our fr1n.
members Of tho New York Stock Exchange.
, 1879-07-20

Hndson. !. 400 Morris & Esser, 23,000 Michigan
CentraI. $500 Union Pacific, LEGO St. Joseph
common, 1850 preferred Scoo Ohio q Missfs-
fipol ,oa I, ll Kansss cv "Ssaa5n Sortb
ern common. a5m preferred, $500 Louisville &
NASHVILLE. l,SUO ST. Paul Il Minnesota. 2,6O0
St. Louis Il San francisco COMMON, 1890 pre-
ferred. 1910 Canada Southern, and 800 Allan
tic d Pacific Telegraph. a,>>,.
Money market easy at 375lat, closing at w
Prime mercantile paper, 3}1@41.
Sterling exchange, sixty days. dull at 4s8;
ire weekly bank statement IL rs follows:
Loans decrease, s2s2 1oo: specie insrta*- s4o,-
2oo; s. lesats9asrss2 s2l; GsfSa;s cSy S' s
crease, sci, ,7Ou; reserve, decrease, $459,l.,.
Tne banks now bold $40, IS, 025 in excess OF
their ltgal-tender requirements.
GOVERNMENTS.
f-onrons of 1881 l04z New per cents 102k
New 4s......... ...1o44 Currency es....... .122
New y4hs....... .lOBAt
e TEL: " ~ Wabash bnsa' pd..' ssH sdH
Quiekslyer pfd., y r r, nsa, nMayne....... 1o9@
% Garposs, ;oi. pid.: 1o4 e. Alton -. S8
Adams Express So. 10ih {: q Alton. pfd -. 1l4n
Wells, F. Co... ~ 1nio D 3 A1ssisstppt 1v
American E1press- 47h PEI. l. Western. 59x
n. 7. Central ....118h!C., =. Q.........11TH
Eric . 27h,H- St. Joc.. 1917
Erie p5d......-. SIKH Ut. Joe, pfd.. AK
Harlem, :. 1855 canada Southern. :. SO
Mich. Central ...... 83n L. q Nashville. 524
Panama Kansas Pacific. -. 81
u r. stock. .,...... IS Kansas & Te1as,... Ism
Lake Shore......... I13siot- L. q San tran.. 01z
Illinois Central. 872s'St. :. r. pfd... LIZ
Clcy, i Plttsburg.. 991z St L, IS. F. lstpfd. %
Northwestern. ia 81 l.. k.C. q VIM IL
Northwestern, pfd. 9Sn -. L e. d n. pfd 48A
c.. e., e. l...... 81 fGcnt rae. bonds. .l09h
New jersey Cent. 53tsi Ghlon rae. bonds. 1O0A
Rock Island .19asiG. T. Land -Grants. 113f
81. Paul 58sslU. r Sinking F'da. 115a
sTArE DoNDs.
Tennessee 6s, old. s. [Htrginia 6s, new... 80
Tennessee Bs, new. BIN hlssoufl .1064
Virginia Us, old.... ~
FOREIGN.
LONDON, July 19.-conso1s. money, 81 1916.
Amcrican Securities Reading, 20; Erie, 2856;
preferred, 5315.
Unite STATES Bonds-Nev IS, 1o5N; 4>}46s,
1921 Is, 10IH.
PARIS, July l0.-Reutes, e31zf.
, 1879-07-20

Local securities we're inactive. There we're
sales of Lincoln Park Is at 107. Of Cook
County IS at 10o16, of city scrip (old} at 9911s'
and of the new at 94}z.
The activity in stocks was extraordinary for
the time OF year. The buying movement spread
beyond the Grangers, and seemed likely to
eurbuse the whole list. The bull campaign,
TEN mporarily ut least, found other leaders than
Northwestern and st. Paul, and followed the
flag Of Michigan Central, Union Pacific, Canada
Southern, and Minneapolis & st. Paul. Such
was the buoyant confidence Of the day that
points to buy Chesapcake & Ohio came again
into circulation. Michigan Central led all the
rest with rapid advance Of 4, tn 64A, part ol
which was lost In q reaction to 6396, the close.
Lake Shore made l, to 78, closing at V2B*
Northwestern common opened u higher. at
Tx, but got no farther. There were realizing
sales enough to push the price down to 7OH,
after which there was q recovery to TN, loss
on the days transactions Of 4. The preferred
began at 9715SS, advanced to 9975, and sold finally
At 9SN. St. Paul common was more active than
Northwestern, and stronger. The first quota
ton was 5S11E, and after numerous fluctuations
the price reached 593g. selling at the last at 5ss.
The preferred went uo l, to s., but afterwards
lost i Of this. From 76}9 Union Pacific weut
up 2, to 7Y1]7, closing at 49, Canada Southern
made 2, to 594. Minneapolis q St. Paul 1usti-
fed the predictions Of its friends by rising rs,
from SIX to 81. Chesapeake d Ohio was quoted
at TX. The other gains were; Erie q, to rs;
the preferred 4, to 52H; Rock Island u: to
1s9x; Illinois Central Il, to SIX; Ohio d Mis-
slssippi Is, to 16A;' e., e., c. q l: q, to
SEX; lackawauna Il, to 5955; Western
ITn;on X IN %. after selling at 91A;
a,,a G. Ion,. 4 SIM Franciso u. TO 915 for the
oon,,n,n - and 81 n 11e< for the preferred. The
1ossea ware Tonisrille & Nashville II, to 5911;
Eansas ~ & Nor1nern !. to IS: the preferred
81 - asN. kansas 4, Texas Il, to 153z; Dela-
ware g. Hndson x. to 47x: st. Joe *, to 1956;
the preferred X, to 4ss{; and Wabash Il, to
3oh. The market is in an extraordinary con-
dillon for the middle Of July. Chicago brokers
, 1879-07-20
COMMERCIAL.

Latest quotations for July delivery ON ths
leading articles for the last two business days
, 1879-07-20

The following table shows the exports from
New York for the week ending Thursday even
ing last, with comparisons:
July II, July 10, July 49,
1870. 1879 1873.
Flour, brls.. ....,.. 45,405 2o, a35 1900
Wheat, bu. ...... ....1 o9o go 7s0, 600 rs. $50
Corn, bl... ..,.. I'll, Oe4 52B 800 687, 835
, 1879-07-20

LAZARUS S1LyERsiAN, Banker,
No. 20 Lasa1'e-st-. near Randolph.
rAys TIC highest price for
CITY SCRIP AND COOK COUNTY ORDERS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS bought and sold.
, 1879-07-20

IRA HOLMES.
GENERAL BROKER
= SO WESTINGHOUSE.
Has for Sale, -
COOK COUNTY BONDS.
Wants
THIRD NATIONAL BANK RECEIVERS CERT1F1-
GATES.
, 1879-07-20
JOHN H. TRENN & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
80 0Tnahtngton-st,, corner Dearborn.
UNITED STATES PER CENT BONDS
FOR SALE.
CITY SCRIP FUR 1879 BOUGHT.

CHARLES HENRoTIM.
lo8 East Washin9ton-st
City of Chicago per cent Bonds.
Cook County per cent and per cent Bonds.
Town Of West Chicago per cent Bonds.
West Division Railway per ccat Certificates Of In
debtedness in sums to suit
, 1879-07-20
MOVEMENT OF WE

The following shows the receipts and ship
mcnts OF wheat at points named Saturday:
, 1879-07-20

BRAE-Was more active, hut stronger, though
the offerings were large. Sales were 2o0 tons at
S7.751s. 1oH per ton free On board cars, and 10
tons ut 81. rs on track.
CoHS-MEAL-Coarse WAS nominal ut S13. 80 per
ton on track. Sales we're made Of 600 .brls at
81 .801l. s..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-09
Tab 1R.'ES
IMPROVED HAY FORK
Patent Applied For

Is the most per loct. and easiest operating
operate it with the greatest ease, as the strain
OF lifting the fork causes 1t to Erapple its
Iosd automatically. while pull upon the
releasing cord, when tho fork has been lifted
to the desi' ed place, causes 1t to drop the load
instantly,
There is nothing in the construction Of this
Fork that's liable to Get out Of order.
Farmers will do we'll 10 examine this Hay
Fork, as 1t saves expense and gIeatly fScili-
tates the handling OF hay, grain and straw.
Communications addressed to
1T. HOYT, Gen. Agent,
San Maseo, Cal,
Rainfall since last report. .o3i in.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-09
INTERNATIONAL
CHOP HoUSE

tb~ ahnve ma me in the new SANGUI-
M VT BLOCK, Main street. We shall
have Ill tho delicacies OF the season on
hand. HD-Open day and night.
sd3-lm JOHN SUhDlCH q 70.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-09
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Both steamships call at Port Hartord
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HH- Passengers for San Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 8o'clock p. NJ, Los Ange-
les time.
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HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.
EAT ACRIFICE IN IMPROVED


GREAT ACRIFICE IN IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE,
In most desirable location, viz: Sixth
street, second lot from Pearl street;
beautiful cottage house; four rooms; /;
hard finished; cost $500; stable, carriage
and wood house; "a ten-year-old orange
trees, full of fruit; trees fine and healthy.
This property can be bought at figures
that will defy competition. Size OF lot,
s3xl25 feet. For particulars call on J. q.
DeTURK, No. Market ST. dl5tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-09
The Railroad COns0IidntiOn.

ST. LOUIS, March 8.-The Union
Pacific Railroad Company, having
purchased the Kansas Pacific road,
hereafter the two will be operated
as one.
FamtMs im BOIiyto.
PANAMA, Feb. 25.-A famine is
raging in the most fertile portion
of Bolivia, District of Cocha k am ba.
In different localities of the depart.
ment, from eight to ten persons die
daily of starvation. In one small
town 206 persons died from want of
food in twenty days.
Tu,hish News.
LONDON, March S.-A dispatch
from Constantinople says the Porte
has concentrated three brigades at
Nevrekop, Meenik and Grimurdoi-
ma to repei incursions of the Bulga.
rians into Macedonia. tits expect
ed that Turkish troops will enter
Adrianople Saturday.
Poly sechni Inslitute prstr0y &c. by
Fire.
LONDON, March S.-The Poly.
technic Institute, Regent street,
London, was totally destroyed by
fire last night.
a Heavy Fine For IA Newspaper.
PARIS, March 8-The Revolution
Francdise has been fined 5000
francs for publishing articles
written by Volles and other con.
demned Communists.
Wants 10 Dse Ss0H.
NAPLES, March s. 8.-Passanante,
when asked by his counsel if he
wished to take an appeal, replied:
mo, wish to die soon."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-09

A large flock Of quail come to
the door of a Middlebury, Connec.
ticut, farmer twice day to be fed.
and are as tame as his barnyard
fowls. This has been their habit
since the late heavy snow that
drove them in,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-09

eG.lr,iroa Fefs N'IIE
1.. Geu DII'H ln-
.Yu for .5U "a,
...I FCtauc DWr-l .U Ho
lae. hUa be- O. fpn.H. el Iul
a.YtnrI. Tie N.iu. opera .ui-
rs.r Uagr carr q an .hrou. alI
ta, largo EasLe ID. The Hf
eplsra. invita- ons .4 notices
-ss .flIlv uriu 1n F~lonslFe rl
- and othae elaborate prepare
-isu8 ~ t" eonsplrioH=f
il ttlaHa that they
Ael. p-a before Use
fas H1rNsrs
-A N5Ws
na .r Of
I9letn
Ir ui lhe
the rardtr
tinl two
usterae
1b New
Anne
foH..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-09

Apply to II. MCCLELLAN, Local
Agent, Office, No. 684 Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
Angele,.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-09
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MoJAvE, March 8.-H G Ralfe,
Miss Rolfe, J Cunningham, Miss
Cunningham, Hattie Vaughn, G
w Spencer, A H Hart, J G Young,
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