, 1882-06-16
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph.
SAN Francisco, June 13.-Feed barley
is demoralized, the best brand today
being $1.65. The first new barley came
in today. 1t was light feed and sold at
$1.75 per GENITAL.
LONDON, June. 13-The Nelcs today
prints crop reports showing that in
France, Holland and Germany the crop
condition is highly favorable. Oppor-
tune rains in southern Russia caused a
renewal of favorable progress, The
weather in England the last few days
has been extraordinarily cold, checking
vegetation.
SAN Francisco, June 14.-No. feed
barley is higher, at $l.S0. No. yellow
corn is higher, at Sl.6219.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-The Senate
finance committee have agreed to recon-
mend the House bill for the extension Of
National bank charters be amended
by incorporating therein, as an addition
al section, the amendments submitted by
Sherman and Allison respectively on the
lst inst, which provides for the issue of
per cent. bonds in exchange for 3l5 per
cent and for the issue of gold certif-
Gates
Hon. w. A. Newell, Governor of
Washington Territory, is here looking
after the interests of his people. He
states that emgrants are settling there
at the rate of 1900 per week, and that
the Northern Pacific railway will be
completed to the Pacific ocean within
two years. The agricultural and man.
ufacturing interests are rapidly devel-
oping themselves with the advanced
progress OF construction of railroads,
and with the immense influx of emigra-
ton by eight of the largest steamships
that ply between San Francisco, Puget
Sound and Columbia river, stopping at
the principal ports of Washington Ter.
rit0ry and Oregon
PROVIDENCE, June 12.-The General
Assembly today reelected Senator An
thony U. s. senator.
| >, ,,AAASslSLLE, June l3.-The conven-
MIA OF Greenbackers in session here to
day nominated j. r. Bensley for Cover
no. The platform of 1880 adopted at
Chicago was affirmed.
| ALBANY, June 13.-After seven weeks
! idleness, at loss of $4,000, one-half
the men who struck for an advance of
Is per cent. returned to work today at
advances of to 10 per cent. at McKin-
mons piano factory.
New YORK, June 13.-An anti-ma-
chine Republican general committee was
organized tonight. One hundred and
| forty seven delegates were present, rep
resenting 116 districts. Resolutions
were adopted denouncing the party in
this city as being under the control of
ten men, whose candidates they will not
vote for.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-The House
joint resolution passed, authorizing the
Secretary of War to erect, at a cost of
$4,000, a memorial column at Washing
ton headquarters, Newburgh, n. Y, and
appropriating $4,000 to assist in de-
fraying tho expenses of the exhibition to
be held there in 1888 on the centennial
OF the anniversary of the declaration of
peace, and providing for the appoint
meut OF select committee of five Sena-
tors and eight Representatives to make
arrangements for the celebration.
| WASHINGTON, June 13-Since the Re
publican majority in the House of Rep
resentatives unseated three southern
! Democrats who claimed to have been
elected, reports have reached Demo-
cratic managers here Of great discour-
| agement among southern Democrats.
| The feeling seemed to be that if the re-
publicans obtained a majority in the
next House, they would proceed to I'M
seat every southern Democrat whose seat
was contested, and the consequence
would be candidates in the close districts
could see very little encouragement for
them to make a Congressional race.
lkIhese reports excited no little apprehen-
sion here and after comforting together
the southern members determined to
make thorough canvass, for the pur-
pose OF ascertaining, if possible, what
| practical complexion Of the new House
will probably be. Two OF the members
have made the canvass within few days
and as the result of their inquiries have
| figured on democratic majority Of ten
in the next House. They reach this
conclusion by counting on sure gains, as
follows: In Connecticut, South Carolina,
Illinois, West Virginia and California,
one each; in Texas and Pennsylvania,
five each; Indiana and Ohio. three each
New York two, and Missouri four. They
expect to make other gains in such
states as Massachusetts, Maine and New
Hampshire, but these do not enter into
the figures on which they base proba-
bic majority Of ten. The only state
which they expect a loss is Nevada, and
they think the chances are that they will
lose one republican there. Results as
reached by these gentlemen with figures
"a given above have been sent to the va
rious State executive committees in the
south, in the hope Of restoring conf
dence in that section.
WALLA WALLA, June The following
officers were today elected by the Granl
Lodge of Masons nov in this city: !. T..
Kuhn, Grand Master; J. Edmi ,ton. DIP.
uty Grand Master; Levi Ankeuy, SENIOR