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EUROPEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL. oct l4-l23O m.-Pork-Prire Mes tastern
All, Of Western, duh 1t 30, Bacoi-'din1 efilhi
nf lu a ~ I'd; short Rib, dull At 532d Long clear du.
at add short Clear dun at d. Hams-Long cut du az
here Extra Ness here; Prime Meas dun at Va La.a
Prime Western. dull at 90 ID. Talow-Prme Cy' sSs1
M l3 Turpentine-Spus steady &c 42od kosll. Iihs'
steady at III Common steady 10 b9dG1. Cheese-A1..ls
can Choice duh at 3d. Lard OIL none here tlouT
state dull al Is. Wheat-No White dull at ll5di ~
Sprng duh at lOSd; Winter New Western; dun az -
C9rnEMxed dull AZ 6i2t Cottonseed oh-Henow AnsHr
can none here Common al London dun 81 Nod4o"-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at LOnd a. steady al 5Hed. - -,r,
oct I4-2:5O D. m.-Breadstln oi'S' 81
Il uer GENITAL Mixed estern Flour 10 on
ner GENITAL for Western Peas 73d per central io ma ss
Wheat lO.Hll2d for California White llZdd ~ ~ an. IA
california club 81 ldl05d. for Red Western SPRING anu
IOtd. a. liza. for Red winter 900. .or tiercs
IVEKPOOI, oct ll-S:SO D. m.--BeeL ~: pc,, hast
for Extra India Cheese, So. per ew TOT the go.r
grades American Bacon. 400d. per cwt LOT Long s1-
Middles TallOw 43 per cwt.. Lard. 6O3d per V"N -
American Pork. 90 per Dbl for Prime Ness s.,os cer
LONDON oct IA m.-Cacutta Llnseed o.. -siatd,
Spirits Turpentine Az per cwt Refined Petfoeum wou
65ad. % Petroleum, SdaSIs0 per gallon S"n
R0sin, 6ud Lnseed Oil s2t.5 per ton -, ,ast
LIVERPOOL, oct H. - Receipts Of Wheat TOT uo ,apsr
three days were 10000 cenais, including l0@VVo A
. 80 - ocysoso. mar evt
for tuba Centrifugal p0laizing 060 and 23ed Tor Cuo'
coyudo Fair Refining. ahoat. - ,,as fer
ASTwKRP oct lL-Petroeum, 10 francs 20 cent? IA
fine pale Amencan WilcoXs Lard closed AZ Io- w."
BRswFS oct 1g-wncox's Lard closed at 50 marks "
BAyRE. Oct. 14.-wlcoxs Laro closed At 20 "
per 90 kiloa -, -. a., marks
HAMBURG, Oct. li.-Mnc0As Lard clOSed ~ w -
90 confines per 100 ID
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afternoon that an agreement between the tl,..
companies for future business had been made ara
ratified, whereby the rental of the New-York and
Metropolitan was reduced to per cent, the New
York Company having the preference, and the Man.
haitian stock to receive per cent. OF course
the figures for the Metropolitan and Manhat
tan companies are contingent uuon thu
amount of the earnings remaining after the New.
York Company has received per cent q,
its SIS, 100000 of stock The scheme contemplates
savings much greater than heretofore have been
made. but not SO large as was anticipated by tho
original leases that guaranteed 10 per cent TO the
New-York and Met opolitan companies. or the gen.
eral market it is only necessary TO say that there
was an early general advance and later general de-
cline, which left prices, in majority Of cases.
lower than they were last evening, and hardly
steady at that.
Government bonds were not active but price,
were firm and the inal bids show advances of l. per
cent for each one of the issues. Washington dis.
patch states that the Treasury Department has re-
ceved 50, 900 of the continued 6s toward the
$5, 900 900 of called bonds offered t. be redeemed
Oh and after next Monday. Annexed are the clo,
ing quotations:
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THE WILD GARDEN

Or Our Groves and Gardens made Beautiful by the Satufa
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Prof. RAWLINsON'S NEW WORK.
HISTORY OF ANCIENT EGYPT.

HISTORY OF ANCIENT EGYPT.
nv GEORGE RAWLINSON, NJ A., Camden. Professor Of
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The following shows the imports OF Try goods
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late ana since the beginning OF the year, COM
pared with the corresponding periods 81 previous
years:
For the week: . 1871 - l3,-'.,, ~ sox
Entered az the port $l.stuVai S-le-,nl - lNSSSSG
Thrown Oh markell. l,iS4.--o i''o''-'O @A''f'VV
since jan j $500 ~, 80 .,, o.., ~, ~, AK
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Total bush 1900 $4,000 10000 $4,000
Thefollowlng were the receipts and shipmeuts az
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Gllnaijons tuln!cI--A IlIcs.

4 GOOD, SMART BOY GG), residing with
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West lgth.st.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
Irish Cable News.

DUBLIN, November IA large
meeting of the tenants upon the
estate of Sir John Ennis at Athlope
unanimously resolved to demand
an abatement Of their rents. 10
the event of refusal, they will ape
ply to the Land Court, There are
upwards of 5000 tenants on the
estate. The d-owners view the
great reductions 10 rents tnat have
been made with alarm, and appre.
bend that If the same primo pie is
carried out their property will he
cOnfiscated to u large extent aud
mum bers of them ruined. They
believe that the principle of the
Com mission adopted at Belfast in
fixing rent will hold out q premi.
UNI to indolent and incompetent
farmers to visit indulgent landlords
with penalties. -i.
The police took down the names
of all who entered the new room
of the Ladies' Land League on
Monday, with q view to their pros
ecution.
Andrew Marshall Porter, Queens
Counsel, succeeds VIM. M. John
son rs Solicitor-G General for Ire.
land.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
HORSES FOR SALE.
THREE LARGE AMERICAN HORSES.

INA Main street. FOR particulars INQUIRE
OF J. NJ. Quinn. City superintendent Of
schools: ofnce-High school Building;
offlce hours-S 70 . ,. HI reeidence 2Se
spring street oeao-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
Henry q. 4 athrops N. D.
Successor to X. d. Wise. NJ. ID.

NrFICE. Rooms Q, 3 and CARDoNA
BLOCK. Residences is7 8 ariugSt
ONCE hours fr. m y to 10 "A II and rom
to and toe Pm
~ Diseases OF The joints, deformities
and all surgical diseases q specially. I'D
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10
The Frenea Quests Coming 60 Cai :
1f0rnsR.

NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The Her.
AID. In alluding to the breaking-up
OF he French delegation this m orn.
ing, says that quite a number OF
the party are determined not to
leave America without having seen
the wonders of California. and they
depart tonight for San Francisco.
Among these are the brothers
Sahuhe, Comte de Beaumont, de
Noialles and Dshoville, Com.
mander Bureaus de Pusy and sew
eral others They go first to st.
Louis, thence to Chicago. and from
Chicago to San Francisco, stopping
ut the usual resting places a day
or 80 In order to see as much as pos.
sible of the country, and to return
by way of New Orleans in
months time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10

TRENTON, Nov. 9.-Ths very
latest returns indicate that the
next Legislature will be: Senate
Republicans, IS; Democrats, 8; As
neutrality-suspicious., 80; Demo-
Gratis, %.
Virginia.
RICHMOND, Nov. S.-Rsturns
have been received from about one
third Of the State. The Democrats
claim to have gained twelve mem.
bers of the Legislature and lost
three.
mississippt.
VICKsBURo, Nov. 8.--All indics-
lions point to . sweeping Demo-
cratic success throughout the State.
Iiisaois.
CHICAGO, Nov 8.-City election
gives Democratic majority in q
light vote.
Wisooosin.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. ga light
vote In 81 towns shows Demo-
cratic gain Of $3.50, and the Chair.
man of the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee claims the election
Of the Democratic ticket. The Re-
publicsns are surprised at their
losses, but do not concsde the State.
The Prohibition ticket has been de-
feated. The Republicans, II defeat-
ed at all, will be by very email
vote. At the very latest hour
the Secretary Of the Republican
State Central Committee expressed
a strong belief that the Republican
ticket was elected.
81 ln u eA@ss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10

Both steamships call al roIi aarIOto
(San LuisO bispo )and santa Barbara.
The Com pany reserves ths right 10
change the steamers or their days Of
sailing.
CHANGE OF HOUR
p~Paasengers for san Francisco take
the train Tor Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 1850 O'Clock A. M, Los
Angeles time.