Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-01
Los ANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
Morning kilograms.
Passea gers G"spy south.

nOJANEb aug OU.-JV5 Angeles
Mrs H McGregory, Mrs Eda In
giles. g w Burton, P N Welande,
Miss Cora Phillips. Miss Mary
Clarke. Jos Murphy, A NJ Fridge,
Henry Thompson, VIM Frank,
Chas Prayer.
Sand Creek-John Curtney.
TucsOn-R G Brown, J M Taylor,
w P Patrick, John Smith, J 7
Lusk.
Casa Grande-J II Elmore.
Lang's Station-Frank Kulin,
Chas Hendrlckson.
Globe-Miss Ray Howard, Miss
Rose Stei1uer.
Tombstone-D B Miner, e Had.
sell al wife.
lnstrsss'ng sgssssso" ~. 90 the
New Ghs.~se Dsparsurs.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 30th.-
The Chinese steamer HO Chung ar.
rived this afternoon from Canton,
via Honolulu. She landed about
four hundred and fifty Chinese
passengers at Honolulu. 1t will
depend upon the instructions of
her commander, relative to the
length Of his stay in port, whether
she will pay extra duties and dis.
charge cargo ut once, or await the
action of the United States gov
eminent on the question. The pro-
Chinese party. headed by Cesar
Celso Moreno, evidently succeeded
In capturing King kalakua, al
though the great msjmity of the
Legislature and the better portion
Of the foreign and native popula-
tion and press strongly opposed
them. The King dissolved two
Cabinets opposed to his wishes,
aud formed a third, headed by
MerenO. Iu the meantime the
leading commercial interests have
signed petitions to the foreign
minesters aud other officials, and
brought SO strong u pressure to
bear, that the King found it neces.
sary to withdraw from his posi-
tion; and Moreno and bis confreres,
after five days. leave Of power,
gave up their portfolios. The prin.
cipal point at issue was the ques-
tion Of subsidizing a line of Chi
n ese steamers, Moreno being sent
to the IsIaud by the Chinese to
further purposes.
OsRia ana Produce Mar 4 cts.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 3O.-Wheat
opens fairly; No l, ST. 4U@l so; No.
2, $l.35@l.373. Barley-k'eed still
declines at 70@S0c +; brewing, S2}@
923c; standard chevslier, ST 4U(9
l.50; common, $l.2O@1 80. Oats,
dull good ami cholc-. 81 35@l.5O;
common, $1.20@l 30; surprise,
$l.55@1.60. Cor"-Yellow, ST. OF
@l O14; white, SLIP Hay-$9@
SIS Potatoes, 4U@65c; sweets, 81
OLA. Wool quiet and unchanged.
Bags-Com bination rate, l1@ll4;
open market, 9}@lOA.
Slender Actions.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Siam
DAvey and John, her husband,
have entered suit In the Superior
Court against John Kinsella to re-
cover 5000 damages for alleged |
slsndef, which consisted in the de-
fendant using language OH the 2lst
Inst. derogatory TO the virtue of |
Mrs. Davey.
Antonio Cassaretto has brought
'uit In the same court against An-
nio Ratio to recover SIS. 900 dam.
v far alleged slander, the de-
'ant having, it Is averred,
charged the plaintiff in the hear.
lpg vi Others with having embt zzl- |
ed thirteen $40 gold pieces of the
[Ormer's moLey.
81. JOtieo AgniDss gim-.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 80. st.
Julien trots here on the 9th Octo.
Der against his best time. i
New YcSGess D"n's BITE wel,.
NEW YORK, Aug. S0.-The
Bulletin prints list OF 95 iucorpo-
rated gold aud silver mining COM
panies whose stocks are offered In
the mining exchanges of this city,
giving their capitalization and lat.
est market quotation for their
shares. The list embraces several
Of the most successful mines in the
1t SAYS 1t gives the aver.
age raprese ntation of gold and sill
yer mining In the country. The
total amount at which these 95
mines are capitsliz-d IL $743. $780,
665, which represents what the Or
ganlxers Of the companies intend
the public to regard as the value of
the properties. The current value
Of these same properties, as determ.
ined by what their shares are now
selling for, is $685.. .673. The
value OF this large
mass of ventures is th1s s per
cent OF their capitalization. The
stocks are selling, on an average, at
80 per cent. below par. Such .
OF engineering o large
branch of enterprise puts the men
who are engaged in 1t In q most
ludicrous aspect before the public.
1t is In every sense failure. II
those engaged In mining ventures
imagine they can come here and
repeat the frauds which are driving
capital out Of San Francis-
90, they must expect TO retire with
diegust and disappointment.