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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-30

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SAN FRANCISCO, July 29th.--
The town of Yale, British Colum.
oia, was totally destroyed by fire
on the 9th instant. This town il
the headquarters of the Canadi an
Pacific Railroad Company. The
fire was doubtless the result OF in.
cendiarism, as several attempts to
destroy the town had previously
been made without success.
sprsxns Gu be Executed Auxuss
ThssseeStb.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Goth. The
Supreme Court, in the case of the
People vs. Sprague, by an opinion
dled yesterday, has refused to re.
call the remittitur In the case and
affirmed the order of the lower
court, directing that the defendant
be executed August 18th.
An Edisor Dead.
MARYsvILLE, July 29th.-Eben.
ezer J. Lockwood, one OF the pro-
prietors of the Marysville Appeal,
died In this city this afternoon,
after a protracted, illness OF con.
sumption.
Brutal Assauis ON Cyprian.
CHrCo, Cal, July 29.h.-This
forenoon about IL o'clock, Second
street was the scene Of excitement,
caused by the appearance of a
young prostitute, named Mary
Fink, dressed only in her chemise.
The garment was stained with
blood. A man named Peter Har.
mon went to the house and asked
to see the girl. He was shown to
her room where she was In bed.
Without q word he drew a
knife and plunged it into
her side and q second
time into her abdomen. The girl
struggled to get away, and receiv
ed three more cuts on the hand aud
arm, but finally escaped to the
street. The man attem pied to fol
low her, but was arrested. When
taken to the station house q two
ounce vial of laudanum WAS taken
from his pocket. Tho only reason
assigned by him for the deed was
hat the girl had robbed him.
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THE British seem to have at last
met their Nemesis In Afghanistan.
1t lie somewhat singular that Lord
BeacoDsfield, whose policy of 8
scientific frontier" has precipi.
tated the English difficulties on
the borders Of India, should have
been able to saddle on his hated
rival all the EN- barrassments of hi.
snowy and dangerous movements.
England has already paid man,
millions sterling for her Afghan
istan whistle; and, mortifying as IL
may be to her pride, unless she de-
sires to throw good money after bad.
she Will ct last have to abandon Ill
ambition to seat herse'f as mistress
Of the Bindoo X Lord Bea-
COZ de to the
y eredp too
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much; and, sooner or later, It was
certain to encounter disaster Of
some point. Poor Gladstone, pro.
testing, as be did, at every stage Of
his adversary's glittering and az.
gressive policy, will quite likely
prove to be the scape.goat for it all
when the British people get into
the mood of demanding a reckon.
ing with their rulers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-30

FROM the inkling of General
Harcock's forthcoming letter OF
acceptance, which appears in our
Geographic columns, 1t will be
seen that the Democratic candi.
date is thoroughly sound ON the
Chinese question. We shall await
the full text of the document with
anxiety.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-30

THE large vote at the Democrat.
10 primaries yesterday shows the
strength of the Dsmoci evival
hereabouts. Los AngelV dsg ST.
ed with empirical politics, is pre-.
pared to show herself hereafter, as
heretofore, the Banner Democratic
county Of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-30

WHAT with the Democratic
County Convention Monday, the
Democratic Congressional Conven-
tion for the Fourth district Wednes.
day, and the Republican County
Convention following fast on the
heels of the latter, we shall have
had surfeit OF politics by the time
next week draws to q close.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-30

WASHINGTON, July 29th.-The
Secretary Of the Interior has re-.
versed the decision Of the Com mis-.
sioner Of the General Land Office
IN the case Of Abila against the
jists Of California. one of the well
known Selby cases. involving Q
tract Of land In Los Angeles dis.
trict. The Secretary directs the al
lowsnce Of Abila's entry. He holds
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that the act Of March 1877, gives to
the Department new Jurisdiction
to pass upon the validity of a certi-
fled State selection and to grant q
patent to settler If his claim be
found within the exceptions of that
act.
IckIinx OF HaSoock's Forthcom'
Ing Lester.
NEW YORK, July 30th.-The E.r
press says it was rumored to-day
that General Hancock's letter OF
acceptance was to be issued this
evening, but this afternoon it wa,
definitely learned that his letter
will not be furnished to-day. 1t II
believed that the issuance of the
letter only awaits the arrival O.
copies Of Mr.. Eng'ish's. so thai
both can be issued simultaneously
The Express reports this afternoon
that General Hancock's letter ha.
been ready and in print for severa
days. 1t is understood to be short
From persons believed to have 0
general knowledge of its substance
1t is gathered that its chief points
are:
First, that the Presidents dutie.
are chiefly executive, and that the
President must obey the Constitu
ton as the supreme law of the
land. and obey and enforce the
laws of Congress, whose duty 1t IL
to repeal laws when it is found that
they have become obnoxious.
Second, that the political results
of the war must be accepted and
upheld In good faith and the Con.
stitutional amendments and the
laws enacted in pursuance thereof,
must be fully respected.
Third, that the broadcast Demo-
cratic ground will be taken on the
Chinese question, with the decla ra-
tion that, while Columbia is the
asylum and home Of the oppressed
of all lands, she will not tolerate
the enslavement of labor in any
form, whether by foreign or local
contract.
Fourth, that the duty of the
President to make recon- menda-
tions to Congress is to be construed
in no narrow, but in a thoroughly
national sense; and, as local inter.
ests may conflict, the duty of re-
conclling matters over which the
sections may dispute, belongs to
Congress, the law-making power.
Finished 90 Lsadvi.se,
DENVER. COL, July 29th.-The
joint track ofthe Denver and South
Park and Denver and Rio Grande
Railroads is finished to Leadville.
Trains will soon be running into
that city. The Manitou branch oil
the Denver and Rio Grande road is
now completed and trains are run.
ming to Manitou.
Cleveland Kaees.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 29th.-
In the free for all trot to-day St
Julien was first and barley second
The race was won in three straigh
heats. Time 2:15a, 2:lsa, 2:l74.
A"Osnes L-b.r Oo.v-nssmu.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 29th.-Th,
Independent Peoples Labor Con
vention assent led at Sharon yes.
terday to select candidates fol-
President and Vice.Presidept of the
United States. Committee on Gre
dentials appointed. They reported
fifteen States present, each state
being entitled 10 fifteen votes. The
Convention then went into nomi.
nations. Taylor, OF Cleveland
presented the name of James A,
Garfield. Jones, Of New York
presented the name of Gen. Han
cock. Linden, of Maine, presented
the name of Gen. Weaver. Tota
vote cast, 225, Garfield receiving 2t
majority over all. The nomina
ton was then made unanimous
Gen. Arthur was nominated fol
Vice. President by acclamation
after which the Convention ad.
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EVENING srREErs-4:20 r. N.

Mt Diablo. IA b; Quinn, 2k b; OphIr
81 a; Bullion, 40 b; California, 80 b;
rotosi, l60 81; Overman. l. IS b; Jacket
IS; Best q Belcher,8 q: Union, 2OA a;
Mexican. ~ 9; Caledonia, Csc b; Utah,
cross, 3 a; Crown Point, l.3O 8; Andes, 75c
b: Con Virginia, 2 Goa; Savage, 2 8; Scor.
pfon, lao b; Belcher, 2lO 8.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

The officers and mem bers OF PentaIpha
Lodge no. 202, r and A. M 3, are hereby
notified to attend a special meeting or
their Lodge, to be held at the Lodge
Room in Mcdonald Block. THIS
tFRIpAY) EVENING, July 3Oth, at IN
O'Clock, for work in the Third Degree.
Mem bers of Los Angeles Lodge No AZ,
and A. NJ, and soJOurning brel hren are
cordially invited to be present.
g. @ STEWART, Master.
j. H. MARTIN, Secretary. ct
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For County Tax Collector.

hereby announce myself as a candi-
date Tor reelection to the office of Coun-
~ Tax Collector, sui Ject to the action OF
The Democratic County Convention.
w. Il. ClJlLEN
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NOTICE.

This Is to notify all persons concernef
Indebted ness or obtain any cred IL on m ,
account, and that Will not pay an
bills lncurrsd by any one without q
written order nom me.
Los Angeles, April Q. lsso. spstf A =
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For County Recorder.

Will be candidate for the office OF
county Recorder at the approaching
election, su ject to the action Of the
Democratic County Convention.
GnItFIN JOHNSTON
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STATE c our sSA d hSs ASxsies. }ss.
isaias w. Hellman, President, and
and Merchants Bank of Los Angel es
being .severally duly sworn, each for
himself, says that the foregoing state
Inent IS true, to the best OF their knowl.
edge and belief.
Sigued:
1SAlAS w. HELLMAN, President.
JOHN MILNER. secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 18th day Of July, A. ID 1850.
signed: II. H. CHAPMAN,
jy30-lOd Notary Public.
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lrald Steam Printing House.

= 8erold steam Printing House IL
zxpA sscd by any Job Printing once
- F4ciflc Coast. outside Of San Fran.
~ liabilities for doing job work.
Dfteas. good work and expedition
- rallied upon At this ONCE.
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For Sheriff.

DON TOMAS A. SANCHEZ will be a
candidate for Sheriff of Los Angeles
county. subject to the action of the Dem
ocrat.c County Convention.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

I. E. ROWAN is a candidate for Sheriff
OF Los Angeles county, subj CT to the ac.
lion OF the Dem ocratic County Couven-
ton.
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For County Recorder.

CHARLES X. MILES will be candi-
ite Tor County Recorder, subject 10 the
veution.
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For supervisor.

SANFORD LYON will be candidate
for The otfice Of supervisor in the First
Supervisorial District, subject to the de-
vention.
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For County Treasurer.

A. b. MOFFGTT will be q candidate
Tor county treasurer, subject to the &c
zion OF the Democratic County Conven
ton.
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For Town ship Constable.

hereby announce myself as a candi.
date Tor constable of Los Angeles town.
snip at the approaching election, subjsc
10 nomination by the Democratic q, un.
~ SohNeh'ioh. y. l.. CRUZ.
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For Constable.

Constable of Los Angeles TOWNSHIP nj
he ensuing election, su beet to the nc
ton OF the Democratic Convention.
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FAT E,OGS FOR SALE.

have for sale $50 GOOD GRAIN
FATrkD HOGS, which I wish to sell.
The hogs are now ready. They may be
seen at my place, at Ballena, San Diego
county, where purchasers may call or
address me,
jy30-lw WILLIAM WARNOCK.
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For County Treasurer.

+, e. HEWITT is candidate for
county Treasurer, subject To nomin alton
by The democratic County Convention.
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For County Auditor.

- b. A. YORBA will be candidate for
County Audi tor az the ensuing election.
subject To the action of the Democratic
County Convention.
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For Justice Of the Peace

date for reelection to The office O Jus tice
of the Peace for Los Angeles township
JOHN TkAFFUkU.
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For Supervisor.

y. II. BLISS is a candidate for Super
visor from the Third District. subject TO
nomination By the Democratic Cunven.
ton.
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For Sheriff.

II. NJ. BARHAM, of Anaheim, will be
acandidate for sheriff at the approach
Ing election, ubiect to the action OF the
Democratic County Convention.
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NEW TODAY.
For County Surveyor.

ALBERT G. RUXTON is a candidate
for County Surveyor, subject to The &c
ton OF the Democratic County Conven.
ton.
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For heriH.

w. r. ROWT AND will be q candidate
for sheriff, subject to the action of the
Democratic County Convention.
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For County Auditor.

Will be candida ate for County Aud
1tor at the ensuing election, subject 10
nomination Dy the Democratic County
Convention.
ANDnONICO E. SEpULVEDA,
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For County Auditor.

b. Chandler will be candidate for
county Auditor, subject to the action of
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For County Clerk.

hereby announce myself as q candl.
date for reelection TO the office of Coun-
~ Clerk, subject to the acti on OF the
Democratic County Convention.
A, W. POTTS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-30

FAN FRANCISCO. July 20.
los Ophir, 6sS. 6h / 400 Belcher. L9O, Ls5
so Mexican. N. 7k lou 5 Nevada. Il11s,
$40 q q G. $50, ~ l1A
ITO b q b. ~ 10 Utah, 81
20 ,'ala, 1.5U, l.55 1870 bullion, 40, 80
80 Savage, L9i 2 100
100 Con w, ass. ESQ $50 Exchequer. 1885
200 Potosi, 1.a5 lUO Kentuck, 2
rs H a N, 2s5 70 OvermaD LILO
200 Point, l.20 I2O Union, 2O1z, 2O1<
425 Jacket,4 go Quinn, ~
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For supervisor.

hereby announce myself as o candi-
oate Tor supervisor from the SECOND
District at the ensuing election, subject
20 domination by The Democratic Coun.
ty Convention.
CHARLES Prayer,
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County OF Los angeles. So
]. e. Hollenbeck, President, and e. f.
Spence. Cashier OF Commercial tank OF
Los Angeles being severally duly sworn.
ach for himself. de. ose and say thai
the foregoing statement Ia true 10 III
best of their knowledge AMI belief.
]. Y. HULLENBECK, President,
K. r. SPENCE, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 20 b day Of July, 1sS0
Is ALL CHAS. O. LAMB.
jySV-1w County Recorder.
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LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Westeri
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION

SAN FRANC DISCO STOCK AND Elk,
CHANGE BOARD.
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SIATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF
The COM MERCIAL BANK
O f. l. OS AN GEL ES
ON JULY lST, 1880.

ASSETS.
Cash on hand........SlOS, 955 AZ
Cash in other banks
in California, Chica-
go, New York and
London."...-............1 6s.375 81
Loans and discounts. 277 40 a
Bonds and warrants. 29,45O 43
Real estate. including
bank building and
real estate owned by
bank and taken for
debi-.........".....".... 3i.6CO 90
Furniture, n fixtures,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,sal SO
Tota'''."'''.....''.."... s6ls,603 81
LIABILITIES.
Due depositors .....-...$42l, bI6 AZ
capital stock paid up III 600 90
Net acknowledgements. 20,l77 10
sflS6qs 81
Interest accrued and unpaid
not computed.
The assets are situated in
Los Angeles city, except as
above shown, AID the evil
dence OF Indebtedness in the
bank vault.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County Of Los Angeles IS.
]. e. Hollen beck. President, and E. F.
spence, Cashier OF Commercial Bank O
Los Angeles, being severalIy duly
sworn, each for himself, depose and say
That the above statement is true, to the
best OF tn cir knowledge and belief.
J. II. HOLLENBECK, President,
T.. +. SPENCE, Cashier.
Sdbscrfbed and sworn to before me,
July s9th, 1850.
CHAS. Q. LAMB,
County Recorder.
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ST-ATFMENT
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g q NJ NJ g r CIAL e ANK
OF Los ANGELES,
OF the Amount Of Capital actually paid
up in gold coin.

CAPITAL STOCK, paid up in
Sl77 900 OF
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Subscribed and sworn to before me.
July s9th, 1850.
CHAS. @. LAMB,
County Recorder.
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9TH com Portable house Of ,ur rooms
dav1.s ~ Necessary convenie oes ar
RTyed with matt trScs. fnSr,, -. y
sszse jyss-lw
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; y IMPR0yED ZEAL xarArH in OR
Apply to =. Q. Boz a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

nay AND sTRAwIn feiG sale at full rates snlggnE
for PRIME Clover 56c straw and 81 for Lang hTS S5c
y" HIIDEsUBSsiness quiet. prices nominay unchanged
I'm & SS aSG ps 9 1i Ps cea s S5
grades in fair demand and seSay
Orleans 4OaG0c Refining stock gnet and unchanged at
SA SH i1f Turpenne stsaaer with 80
S S3is 'S az 81 q s5Ss - for Good Tar m
quiet s97 bbis Spirits Of TurUentine,
'' OTIS Prices nCTinally HncnaPgse
nsss BUSINESS limited liverpool sal small 9f Cotton
IT, A. @ q BE- $ss sS 5
s Sas s G1S ana 60 1876 SS oysts r.. S0 pEs
Bacon ETC. 97s ca s50s $50 gigs cheese 3jss
SSs Do e. a az "a Beei quoted 3D. PofE 1S slaar
f f51 S' Su 81 S o S9 f FSa u
saU1Fs Bacon 2p ana Lara O e and Butter chse
S2s Gu d55s Talow gpcsi %7s6d Bel - Cts Cd POTk
tons Oil Cake quoted les 3D. 30 ions Goo
S 90 S a PSr g gposn a,roS V DBL do Is S
Gram "a. 90 10 300 sacks -Four through 22s 3d.; 1900
S Snses co. IA ac2H a1S g. FORK t a vi
tSsSt we're III : ana anmScnt % C"T for Ss
quoted 49, 90 British steamer 70 the Mediterranean $500
Ssphtha Be- 3D. tierman ship bremen, $500 bb refined
6S d O NoRaa bark e. Unitoa
dom DS' I S bs eaTS 70 90 I SD a
Cattle etc, current rates schOoner 44S Tons Ber
sSTsiS Ssw:YcIE, Plas1s5 g s5 prom RS@SsyHBrsS
ship. 1870 IONS Liverpool general cargo 4Se. %
steady Crude shipping order. 6Se7c: Naphtha ec
zen or Baltimore case: Il lac RE ltoudSSih TepSla
$1,000 s S Sa G SS eSS
opened like bid hhest saeS 72so lowest 7l7sc closed
PRoVisIUNS-PoRK-Mes advanced 2Oa26c. per Dbl
and clDsed strong with more active speculative inquiry;
price on last Cal $40 SIS 750 I6ls May $40 7OSsi0 rs
LOO hbs June $40 10 $50 bbs july $40 % $40 bbS
August SIT O5 Third Ca-Apr $40 706sII May, $40 Is
ESQ SSne $40 ss lily 80 sSos 10 Az
steadily held but quiet Plain Moss 80 Extra do 90
@S11; City Extra India Ness SlS9f20 Philadelphia 80
MEATS In moderate sale az unchanged prices Picked
Hams, l0P6ll tci Smoked shoulders Co.. MIDDLE5
7.l2tc: Long and short Clear half and half 7O......
DRESSED HOGS about lee bettsr and fairly active CITY
HEAVY 70 Light ssSe1S Pigs :ic:a 4RD-MSSrket
fairly active export and speculative business re.
ported sales 7s0 Primo steam SPOT settling
gS0 tea ASrti 7S5 al lCc; 1900 tcs May TSo We
closing 1915: 1880 tcs J1ne 80 45c eosing 7i2aS
ties. Yesc fI7sS7S 800 Third Cal, April, 7S7is87.zbo
May 1867 zOc Juno 742t az 45c july 747 5o7. 5Oci
ten 8Oc: City steam rmer saiss is0 fcs $50
al SO Refined quoted, 772i2c Continent.
CHEESE and EGGS Is Last quote1
sU6AR-Raw steadily held but quieti FAR 70 Good Re-
eaF1 ssT Ss9 sG GSs
and UNCHANGED Crushed 0so Powdered. 9R0pEso;
ulated, 9ae; Cut Loaf. 9S90Sc STANDARD "A, 6d8tc
Tno,Sy DOznsy u tOSsS 6S FsS seed quiet at 81 So
ss1rfE1RrNE-FirmI Western. 7%S7Tc; sales, 10000 u
TIiIow-steady; sales, 10000 ID. 6e6l,sc,
WHISKEY-ouiet nominal; 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27

wero sold s nnnex vas very strong ana pTces are
etll haRdsDeG s1onroa Pore RhI and Cg are faly "a,
the March rates Other wOos tang mainiain no eelBs
LoapoE April 28-zNs MaSk LasS pss IN fssresssw Of
the Bri1sh Grain Trade Tor inc pass wesk says The
s0nabo tor i've yeaEs Tho sprng sowing mas been
satisfactorily n8thcd,
orally avoFae In Of lho gfegpoet OF good
crop farmers have ceased % eaeh importance 20 the reten
supplies IN tho Marx Eane the country msrss have
HeueHfly liberal Although tho c0uAeon az sam
pies been air sales only effected with dcnty a.
decline OF "a per quarter Tho actual tnEoItg OF Tor
bat arrivals AZ ports 90 call and
liberal ehpmenss ffom and marked decline IN AueIzcn
have reded the bueness 10 state q pae The operations
o. holders have been utterly Dy ne release o. t1o
hnmease accumulation the Atlantic seakoard inc m
guctloBB given fRotoRs been simply Take he BEST
got bat soil In such doD0ratzed state o. trade.
when mela can hardly be induced 70 look q Wheat y n0g
easy 10 chrcAee the exact decline especially as the lowest
point does apearo have yet been eached bat nay be
stated that the acknowledged failure Of the ring White
American has declined o. and Red "a 1uarte As far
- eau DO gathered at present. the exports from Hsso Will
not DC very large IN CONSEQUENCE OF ha lae& the deohne on
Russian has not exceeded Is Cd quarter Jh0 business
has entirely Of retail
not at ell smnla By the decline Prices IN the fufuEe are
IncertaiD, bus 50 sharp relapse may BE- LoloZea BY
largo Tho recent heavy decline IN Wheat bgoaght forward
byeIa Thnro demand throughout the week
Prices I'd. Red and Ia. to Ia Cd white
Maize u quiet Il has declined Is per quarter 0ners Of
Wheat for shipment from America continue restricted Some
little basnees been done Red Winter passage at ala
Cd 70 40 3d. buyers generally ndispoaed
Maize and Barley slghtly lower, The saies
Engan Wheat last week 10 333 49, Id qF
hssnss eSSSS S e. Ses PEI 0r enc zane peToa
ending April IL were e0l,3SS ewt Of Wheat and 1882
ewt. OF Flour"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-27
Ing quotations

State bonds wore dul tho sales including only
Tennessee 6s now and new series at 90 aud old at
80. Lousians consols were quoted at 4elaf04ole
OF city bank stooks. Phenix cold (1OO) at 1ol'
and Ninth National "a at 10.
Railroad bonds generally were dull but the deal
ines included Afty-eight different varieties. The
Missouri. Kansas and Texas issaes were particularly
otropg the first oonsols rising from 102Sst 1O340
1881. and the second from 62s4 to 63sl- Erie
second eonsois were fairly active and rose to 911s
but closed at 91l4 against ella Saturday and the
= funded IS sold at 95zs0e5l2 against 6o%.
Canada Southern frsts Se lower at OIL. and OHIO
and Mississippi seconds. for single bond, are Ia
lower al 112 The business done IN the st. Louis
and Iron Mountain incomes was small but the
frsts were per cent higher at "a, the seconds
being steady ut 7012. We note sales OF Michigan
Central IS at lot and rs at 122 and new o. at
1O81o Oregon Railroad and Navigation 6rsts
were steady OF e31a. st. Paul sinking funds
were q lower at 1107s Toledo aud Wabash sec
ends aud Great Western seconds were firm at
IO4at Denver and Rio Grande frsts were a
higher at 1053I Central Pacific gold frsts were Il
lower at 1121, and Union Paciic hrsts % lower at
The sub-Treasury to-day gained $63331 on bal
ance made up by coin gain OF $2e2, eSI, lss
gain since last Friday only $74,57O. Money today
was in better demand perhaps in less supply, and
the closing rate at O'clock per cent, instead
OF money being offered at and per cent, as
has been the case after business was over for the
last few days The only change in the domestic
exchanges on New-York Is weakening from 80
cents 10 rs cents premium at st. Louis. The
United States Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
ceived SS5 900 in National bank notes for re-
demption. Tho customs receipts were 1000.
and thu internal revenue receipts were 5000.
Tho following is the Clearing House statement to-
day: Exchanges 068, 407; balances "a 496, 1896
The Transitions ct tho Sub-Treasqry covered:
currency balance $e.17s,225i coin balance.
&l01, 6G4 792.
Fereign exchange continues to be dull. but rates
are rather tirmer, prime short sterling being ad-
vanced 4 cent to tho pound. The following are the
rAv1sed OuotatiOug.